The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-18 00:00:00

THIS DAY.—T.►o o'CLoci.

The gold mining shores remain without movement.
Agna Fria shares are quoted to j; Colonial Gold
and Great Nugget Vein, to 4; and Nouveau
Monde, to I—all per share.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to
to 294 ; Peel River, 24 to 2i ; North British AuArala-
iliac, it dim. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest-
ment, I tog prem.
Imperial Brazilian share. have been dealt in at 34 ;
Lusitanian Mining at j prem.; and United Maxi-
can at 74.

JERusaLlK.—Accouots from Jerusalem to the 19th
ult. speak at some length of sanguinary hostilities which
have for some time been curled on between Abou-Goch and
the Scheik Lahem, chiefs of Arab trig es in Palestine,
owing to rival pretensions to domination in the western part
of Judea. A letter of the above date says:—" Alter much
bleodshed, and after ravaging their respective district', the
two enemies, by the in tion of the Turkish Pacha o
Jerusalem, consented to a sort of truce; but Abou-Goeb, in
a few days, violated it, and, invading some of the villages
occupied by the partisans of the Scheik, murdered several
persons, sacked house*, extorted money. and committed
other excesses. Amongst the villages which he ravaged was
that of Beit Safafa, at only a few toile, distance from this
city (Jerusalem). The proceeding+ of the man bad occa-
sioned great terror in that city, and the French Ccnsul bad
joined the Turkish Pasha in attempting by negotiation to
induce him to put an end to them. A man named Giorgiu
}lnhaler, who took an active pan in the riota at HMI
Djallab, which were got up against the catholic,, and who
fired at the Abhd ?domain, a missionary, as he was cele-
brating mass, 1:-• been arrested ; he bad for some time be-
fore been concealed in a Greek convent. He now remains
here in prison."
SUDDEN DEATH ON SHIPBOARD.—The eh! Africa,
arrived on Sunday at Liverpool from Bombay, had on board
a considerable number of mongers, amongst whom wee
the widow of Archdeacon Leap, of Bombay. The very
rev. gentleman died shortly after cronies the Line. His
death was quite unexpected, as he was in his ordinary
health until a few moments before his decease, having just
dined with the company in the 'Gbh', sacked a tiger, and
disposed himself to rest after his meal. His remains were
committed to the deep with every token at rupee.. The
passengers, on arrival, preeeeitad that captain an eddrcis of
thanks for the kindness of himself 'his mete (Mr. Shad well),
sod Kr. Veld'', the surgeon the ship. '
TEE AUSTERLITZ OA Monday the
Aural! a (Preach liamofbeile *l) got on shore Sarin,
a dean leg off the Beath "Umiak, between SC Margaret •
Bey and Kingsdown. On Ole same light, at high water,
?inland.
the Autedita same et, sad asboved off the Bluth

IMPERIAL PA KUA REA T.

HMO OF

►T. APRIL 17.

TM Loan auxontion took kin met ea the imbed&
at eve o'clock.
TM Earl of Soutrtiesoltlf preenetnt a petition from the
baptist omprogation at Erosion'. is Lost, for the aboli-
tion dolma rates ; esd trout the km 'Much et Deakeld,
M the abolition of the grist to Maysootb Collep ; else

tdirmil.l"l"l.lollloo,lo.4"matteolisommor,
,rd Baum. preeeit•l • 'aides from the
MiV• Clifts4lll Seektti. at Brathserit. i. !mud
public hewn ea Budge.

CHURCH RATES.
Earl GREY, la ptomains two Widow &Oast 'harsh
rates, said M'e'ld sot lay theta ea the table without este
pferaias his °pietas that the law of shank rates was ash •
Ostracise aow. It alight bars bees so formerly, bat slams
deeitioa that a ssisosity of the ratepayers had set the,
power to make a clank rate, he did mot think three was
prievaase. Rs was persuaded that U the law week
altered, great issoassealeares night arise is ooaatry parishes.
The Bishop of EXETER said he had hoard with • ON
deal of gratidestioa the sea:Wies' of the marble earl.