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The Express.
London, England, 1855-04-26

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT.

The tallow market is Arm, and advancing. Petersburg
Y. C. on the spot is quoted Ms.; May and Jane, 66e. ed.
October and December, 68•.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARIEET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. B. J. Davie reports the supply hum; trade without
sithratio2- Prime meadow hey, 755. to 1168.; superior, 90s.
to 1001.; inferior, 60s. to 60..; romps, 60s. to 8; clover,
90s. to 1305.; "wood cut. ildt. to 110 i. ; straw, 26". to Ns.

SOMETHING LIKE DEPPATCH.—The fine steam ship
Hamburg, Captain Kum, one of the fleet of the North of
Europe Steam Navigation Company, reported inwards a
general cargo, exclusive of cattle, hones, &a., at Great
Grimsby mist •se-bonse, at ten e.m. on Monday last, and at
ten p.m. the following evening (Tuesday) was fully loaded
and ready misfit for her departure to Hamburg, having
thus, in the very 'bolt space of 38 hours, discharged Mr
inward cargo, coaled for the voyage out, and mystify
stowed a large and full cargo, deck-load imam=
sop upwards of 20,000 cubic feet of bele
'machinery, wool, earthenware, cotton, iris,a engellier
'earthen ise, not only proving the high abetted
by this port as a steam station, but abet sulleadei gnat
credit on the establishment of this convey.
THR AMILRICAN SHIP GREAT REPUBLIC.—The
large American clipper ship Great Republic, which strived
in the river hos New York about a month since, sad has
been lying f.ff Perfleet, has been taken up by the French
government for the conveyance of troop to the Crimea, and
is to proceed to Marseilles on Friday. The Great Republic,
it is stand, will be able to receive on board and comfortably
berth as mazy as 2,000 soldiers.
ST. PANCRAS Amassouers.—Yeaterday and
' --- --- --

Tuesday there Ism a aria at the rooms of the BOuthamptou
Paving Comnimitmen, forth purpose of disposing of nth
evades as ressimi unsold after the fumy fair held lest
Jam at the Oelimeem, bi aid of this charitable ander-
Wiest. Tba Minden's was Imp sad reepeetable, sad a
esusitimaide Bum ism aided lathe Bads of the committee.
TM Alsishmme. whit& adjoin the (foresaw..' Asylum in
Graftes-plasw. Isatish Town. already asataia 14 Maude* ;
sad that somber is to be Meressed to 18 is Jam asst. TM
few admission le that the eandidates Amid
tam is the parish for at least tea mare, aad
rant ham bees I. the meets of parochial relief. The
is slain to two ..all rooms, it 34. H. per
week to east single person, sad 61. to each married 50110 e.
We am glad Whim that the debt cm the ialtitatioa lise hem
Mused is les gm 4004
Tax guar= TaLsowni m BPAng. The
Nedra Gasathis. et dim 19th, eostaiss a royal decree sear
tienieg thei bill adopted by Me Cartes for eitablithiag a
(moral nesse' of telegraphis ham threagbews tM Peala.
gals. Thefl st lime to be set up sr* to be from Bengsma
to Bolookos. eie to plass the latter city emmanlestka
with Madablinhogo
or.es Medea Oedis, mei Mega le the
realism
London, England, 1855-04-26

EMANCIPATION OF THE PRESS.

“In the first plane, however, be would have every writer sign his
name. In the neat Owe we sublime. be would have sU the leadion
articles written in that peculiar style whit& may he desaribed u a
oar btnation of buffoonery with slander.”—Vide Daily News" of
April 24.
-

Just now, dear Editor, I saw
You comment on the views
Of Angel D—d, with his law
For Editors sod News.
I understand his double claim ;
But is it, then, worth while
To make each writer give his nerve
If all take D--d's style ?
Mischief and folly, mingled so,
By critic censor summoned
To prove the author whence they flow,
Why need they answer, D—d ?
No jester, for he lulu t►e wit;
No *emu, but censorious,—
How is t►e Commons' humour hit ?
Whew* comes their mirth uproarious?
"Fools rub where angels would not tread,"
Ezeeptions prove the rule ;
Sometimes (it's reverently said)
The Angel plays the Fool.
JACK IN THE BOX.
London, England, 1855-04-26

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

Buo*a —The only puhlic sale eonsi•ted of 3,900 bags of
unclayrd Manilla, which wu all bought in at 30s. Thal
margrt grnerally h.. a firm spprarance.
Cogran.—The public salts are going off steadily at pre-
vious rates.
. . .

lin.—The demand cmtinues limited ; prices are unal-
tered. . _

COCOA.—Triaided sold in public sale at 395. 6d. to 455.
SALT? LIRE —BOO bags of fine quality, refraction 23 to 3,
sold in public sale at 28s. 6d. ; one lot, 291 , which were fall
prices.
Rice —The large purchases made yesterday afloat have
caused an inquiry for the article, and purchases could not
be made without prying 3d. to 64. advance.
Rom—The market has become dull and prices with die'
calty supported.
Corrox.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change.
London, England, 1855-04-26

—we--
nth mesh warred then, ' sad Meal --he hit
*Mimi Is attaching bat little weight SS is purely-
We 211 t. Bat did not sells met he= the
seats.' law ? liadesbioes:ijr. was as ail
ISIS Ualabledia, that the law Moes it wogs. .
tie* beeltes. It was slid Abe sell oughais items
the bemie of those wisedwbotitE did nit .leas
*ma miame Liit fell with Ma *fir Maeda'
t sad &baud of
=by theurgerseisa Mas unjust sad tyrsanisal law.
Them who Imes
bawd
with the ishearlag sad rural
wWarimil kora that ills esmasmies a a visa with
lleslissimear, weever, lbagstse,_and many heed la a state
of sea.mho hat fee Ws law-epould base seateesesd a lawful
sad imelimelle sales. It wee the duty of the legisletsre to
clod will Mass attire is they heed it, mad net hoes in
approbessies ef imaISMILIe estate a kw the remelts of
whisk we is diessemets. The ever lowing ban the law
we podelve sad enbetential ; theme urged as the other Sidi
wee merely isasalarty end spowelative. It wee said this
visa weimaa's emestbse ; It was a gewaisa et metbseises
ablidree ; did it d
ems mate me difforing. t
its s eem seitaltar they
wen bande to the foldseem
or le the hal Whales of ems whom they
&heady Mimed is bee. amd who regarded them with
Mame • millbses halter ? (Hear. bear.) Whisk alter-
ed.* maid say dying mother theses hr her &Urea ?
The game law ereimA real sad seateatial evils. mad
vasemd apishly* psi 110 wee kberostin these
The Ilmie was eases is menage it hem the stelae' heel'.
To dew who deemed those marriages to be woes, s
drags of law woald be no to) try ; to those who deemed
this sight the resent law was an Machina& tyranny. In
the while history at legislation there was nothing stranger
them the way la whirls this law got tato the statute book.
Twenty year. we times sweeps were not void, but void-
able, sad that way is the lifetimes of the parties; and for
many rests there bad sever bees uattempt to disturb ens
of then. At length • soble duke eselimelail one,
and as it was hared a aroma sad vest estates
might be too great • noble and
tagealitemlizies
Istraed lord istrodneed a Se all such
apes s certain date. While Si. est was them\ the
other Hoses et Palliasses; the EsslMp ilzsessiseesdneed
a class% malting all future seseriegee veld sad aet voidable
only. The set was worthy of the mode of its latredasilea.
Theeroshos. goattessaa wake segesssed • whit that
be stopW • aotitieg bat sumo maid
tie
sleep giesden Or a asessure'la whisk the beeginses mad
imeseemie el imealdeg went se deeply eavelved. He gave his
mese amelt support to the essi -median of db. bin.
Valens argesesats were urged by Mr. Thews, Mr.
Nanny, sad Mr. IC Swum against the bill, and by
Mr. Cottle', Mr. M. Muss., sad Mr. T. Cuaxeine,
is Its defense.
lb. WHITESIDE opposed the bill, and was still speak-
lag whoa the clock pointed to a quarter to six, and the
debate stood Adjourned.
The Allrastiose Bill (Scotland) was read a third time
sad passed.
CHURCH RATES.
Sir W. CLAY brought in his bill for the abolition of
*bunk rates.
The other adore of the day were then disposed of. sad
the bow adjoursed at ten misuses to sig.
London, England, 1855-06-14

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocc

After a lengthened sitting, th. Bank of England
directors, at their weekly board to-day, have reduced
their minimum rate of discount from 4 to 3i per. cont.
Somewhat singularly, the funds have become rather
flatter upon the announcement, Consols being now

quoted 911, "sellers," ex div. for the 10th July, after
standing at 914 to 92 during a portion of the morning.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at
921 to y ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 93
Bank Stock at 2091 to 211; Exchequer Bills, March,
at 18s. prem.; ditto June, at 11e. to 14s. prem.;
and India Bonds at 235. prem. Omnium is quoted 6
to 5. prem.
Foreign stocks remain quiet, with little change in
price. Turkish is quoted 814 to 821 ; Mexican, 2I
to 22 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 1 ;
and Russian Five per Cents., 99 to 101. Dutch Two-
and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 644 (exch.
12 gull.); Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at
93 (exch. 25fr.); Spanish Old Three per Cents., at
381 ; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents., small Bonds,
at 100 g.

MINES.

WIDNINDAY ETIXINO.

The British Mining stock market continues active
and buoyant. Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares have
risen to 65. Rosewarne have been dealt in at 205 to
210, and North Basset at 28. There has also been a
demand for shares in Clijah and Wentworth, Wheal
Header and East G unnis Lake. Amongst the sales
reported are—South Frances, at 517; West Basset,
31 ; Alfred Consuls, 121, 12k ; South Tamar, 61, ;
Bedford United, 10i, ; Ctijah and Wentworth,
171 ' • Great South Tolgus, ; Tamar Consols,
; Marke Valley,sl ; Wneal Edward, ; Wheal
Arthur, 13; Cwm Darren, 7s. ; Wheal Kitty (St.
Agnes), 31.
The gold mining shares remain quiet.
The Mexican and South American Company's
shares were firmer this afternoon, in consequence of
the dividend of 7s. 6d. per share declared at to-day's
meeting. Pontgibaud shares were rather better,
and South Australian Mining flatter.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx.
The gold mining shares exhibit no movement of
importance.
Allurelien Agriculture shares are quoted 33 to
34; Peel River, 21 to 31; and North British Atm-
traluian, die. to par.
The General Mining Company's shares have been
dealt in at 16 ; United Mexican at 41 to 4,1; and the
preference shares of the Company of Copper Miners
of England at 24.
London, England, 1855-06-14

The railway share market to-day is very quiet, °l'
and the settling forms the chief business. London and
North-Western stock is rather flatter, at 1031 to 104 ; re
end Caledonians firmer, at 32 to 1. Other descrip- et.
tions exhibit little change. Great 'Western is quoted t.
68 to # ; Midland, 744 to 731 ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 82 to 4 ; South-Euterns, 181 to 18; Great :
Northern., 231 to 1. et.
French shares are in some cues a shade Ratter. fr2l
Essterniare quoted 361 to ; Northern., 361 to 37 ; 11731
and Paris and Lyons, 291 to # prem.
The fact of the reduction of the Bank rate of dis-
count has as yet scarcely transpired in the market. lg.
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London, England, 1855-06-14

few hie aseistems• as a 'volume' 'locative, who, with Dr.
Raabe sod Mr. George Wilson (senior mewed
sad worked the 12.peueder howitzer. sinking a gun boat.
I as hePP7 that we esenelities occurred, and the Smoke
revived bat little oasege, one shot through the Wass
carryieg it away, and me through the hail at the
want.lino.—l am, te.,
(Sigma!) B. F. 14.1Ctiao",
Lieateneet and Commander.
Meszwicieninl Sir Edmund Lyons. Ban.,
Coausarider•ia.Chief.

OPRILATIONS I* TIM Bu.t. or Axon.
koyal Albert, Iluraits of Herteb, Jew 2, 18.55.
UV* the hamar to transmit to you herewith,
espies of two lotion that here bees addressed to ma by
Cayuga Edmund M. Lyons, of the Miriade, is which be
report@ the procreator of the Allied Bteen-equedroar,
. .

. .
under hie orders, daring that Ira four daya of their appear-
ance in the Sea of eaoff.

In that short space of time the squad/use toward the
tautly to run oa shore, bun to the water's edge aid abea-
don tin ste►mers of war, wider the eirsaand of Rear
Admiral Wolff ; they bombarded Arabat aid blew up the
powder wasgssine, sad they destro3ed 246 merchant vessels,
welch were employed I. the eeareyanee of supplies to thel
Russia.. Army I. the Crimea, es well as hostess. magazines
of cora ad doer at Bardlasek sad Ormitcheek, containing
at least two months' ratios. for as rainy or ow hundred
thousaad men.

Captain Lyons is justly and deeply sensible of what he
owes to the medial and egicient co.eperation of Captain
Eideiges, and oar Allies, acting under the melon of that
distinguished Aker ; nor is he lees sensible of, or lesi grate-
ful for, the able support he has received from every one in
the British squadron seder his own immediate cordon.
I beg leave to recommend to their lordship.' particular
notice the mention which Captain Lyons makes of the very
important services rendered by the boats of the squadron en
several occasions, ender the command of that active, mama,
and excellent officer, Lieutenant J. F. C. Mackenzie, of the
Miranda, as well as of the gallant and suoceasiel exploit of
Lieutenant Cecil W. Buckley, of the Miranda, Lieutenant
Hugh T. Burgoyne, of the Swallow, and Mr. John Roberti,
gunner, of the Ardent, which was productive of the most
important results.—l am, &c.,
(Signed)
London, England, 1855-06-14

CLERKENWELL.

Mr. Hicks, the Isiinctun relieving officer, waited upon
Mr. Corrie, with Teletypes to the cue of the boy Edwin
Williams, whose father wu stated to have been killed in the
Bieck Sea (as reported in our police intelligence of Tues-
day).
Mr. Hicks said that sines Mr. Corrie had made an order
for the lad's admission into the workhouse, be (Willisme), in
accordance with hie worship's desire, had been strictly
questioned. He could in no way point out where he had
lived, but said be had been in the habit of gaimg to school in
the Tottenham-court road. When taken there be could not
point out any precise spot, although be could find his way to
King's-cross. On Tuesday, when out with the workhouse
officer, be contrived to give him the slip, and he had not
been seen since. According to appearances, the story of
the boy was trumped up to p: event his being locked up.
Mr boy
was gad the ease had been ,inquired into ;
the public bad sabrcribed to a necessary tuna, and it was
right that they should not be imposed upon.
At a later hour, a gentleman from the Patriotic Fund
attended, and said that it the cue had turned out favour
able, the boy would be looked to and eared for. It was a
most artful story.
London, England, 1855-06-14

THE POLICE COURT&

BOW-STREET.

Dennis Sullivan, aged 27, a ticket of-leave man, was
charged with assaulting a constable in Charles•street, Drury-
lane.
Police-constables 79, 152, and others, of the F
were endeavouring to disperse a riotous mob in the above
locality, when a ferocious attack was made upon the police
by the prisoner and roma of his companions.
It was stated that the prisoner was trantported for seven
years, is 1851, for a robbery on the per eon ; previous to
which he underwent a term of imprisonment for disabling
two policemen in the discharge of their duty. He had been
recently tibereted on ticket of leave.
Mr. Henry committed him to hard labour for • month.
London, England, 1855-04-19

HOROSCOPE OF THE EMPEROR OF THE

FRENCH.

To•ttoßaow, the 20th of April, is the anniversary
of the birthday of Nerot.zow 111. The feet had
escaped our recollection, till our attention was collect
to it by that great watcher of does and seasons, the
illustrious astrologer RAYIIZL--the LILLY of the
19th century.

Our astrological education having been sadly
neglected, we must honestly confess that the techni-
cal language employed by this venerable sage has
rendered his lucubration. on the astral indications of
the future fortune of the EMPEROR in a great measure
a sealed book to us. It hi therefore gratifying to
learn from one passage, which is couched in common
English, that the positions which the planets that
dominated at the Ursines birth assume at the
close of the 47th Solar revolution, promise him
N great success, good health, new friends, pecuniary
benefit, &o."

On this day—when the Corporation of London en-
tertain the FIIMOR at' Guildhall—it may not be
uninterestieg to the Mends of our esteemed LORD
lIIATOI to learn that, according to RAPHAEL, the
Moos plays an important part in the Imperial Horo-
scope. The erudite astrologer is indeed of opinion
that "the Moon is always aphetie to some extent, if
not !idly so." From the Exeznos'i nativity, which
the sage published in 1863, it appears that the Moon
wee "on the cusp of the second house, but her great
northern latitude elevated the luminary so much
in a mundane position gas to cense it to be
no lees than 6 degrees from the cusp thereof, and
consequently brought it within the hylegiaoal limit."
This is, indeed, a wonderful coincidence; for inso-
much as "Hyleg" means " the Giver of Life," the
planetary position at the time of the Burma%
birth clearly foretold that his health would one day
be given—or proposed—by a Moon when " elevated
io a mundane position."
What follows is oracularly obscure, but, on the
whole, encouraging. " The signification* are moat
striking and complex, referring to both good and
evil; lamely, the eextile of the Sun and Jupiter, the
latter being on the radieal place of the Moon, is
very favourable, giving a great impetus to
the national prosperity of France. The arts,
sciences, and commerce flourish; bat the con-
janetion of the Sun and Mars . points to
some extraotdinary warlike acts, which greatly re-
dound to the national honour and glory." Of puree

the watcher of "the stars in their courses" never con-
descends to stoop from the "high lonely tower" in
which he prosecutes his astral researches, to listen to

the vulgar tuns of what is going on , upon para.
Nothing can have reached his ear shoat the opining
lof the Palate do Ylndastrie o■ May-day, or thsi Em-
petor's projected expedition to the Crimes. But the
stars have told hi. all.
When ws ventured to remark, a day or bin ago,
that a parallel between the visit of Rust VIII. to
France and that of Kamm 111. to Ragland,
London, England, 1855-04-19

east to the eountryof that writes about 40,000 t., for ea
muse of 40,000 mee. proueded to read a despot& of
I the Duke of Weitiegtes, writtea at the close of the Plait'
seas War, setting forth the anomalous position of the
otheare of the Coneteheariat service—bow, nolik• other
• sews is the tinny, they were shawl wholly denied
• , and how mach their yiretees, weal thoeph
▪ =tag, were held le disesteem by the public. Wcons
Ibeg deentibed he some detail the measures taken by Maul(
2X4niseralina with the department of the Chasubles' of tt
a late year., with the view to ameliorate the
• 110111.0 la el the Commissatiat ollous—in other words, re'
Yleindy 'spruced it, "to place them In a position; to
• 'WO themselves, and to cause them to be respected by
• fillhans."
• Kr. Ellice asked him if his experience bad not satisfied
Ida that the time had arrived when the different branches
ei oar military system eget to he completely wasolidatt d ?
• Witness asswered re; he was confident that time bed
• tueisult mei be theught the 'rest point to be attained u
.4 She posse day was se sake popular storernment sonsateat
• eillb allheeheathishmailea. Ice hisopietoo, his coestryssa
• was aloe of Obi that, end he thought we war.
', Ice do fur dotes( it. Darien the last d 0 years, whdo
me bad bees sholiehlos the Core-laws, reducing our stied-
' ins meoleaa sad cultivation the arts of pease, our Preset
• adebbease hod bestowed a very lugs slurs or attention on
the palbseles of their military estatutehmente, sod they had,
=selbeined a great measure of somas Their hest
was the enlightened and comprehensive adnii-
sdileedla of lb. sew under the superintendsnes and dirs.-
Wes at Sleek eyeless of enteltdaszei.
• Abe ataminettiss of Sir Charles Trevelyas had see eoe-
ailial ekes the eommittes Opus ntd at 4 o'clock until 12
Ills by.
London, England, 1855-04-19

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
A telegraphic summary of the following appeared
is yesterday's Express :
LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY;
The United States mail steam ship Atlantic, (hp-
lido James West, arrived in the Heresy this fore-
neon, with dates from New York to the 4th inst.
inclusive. She sailed from New York at noon
es the 4th inst., and was delayed off Sandy
Beek four hours, waiting foe water. At 1.30 p.m.,
ea 6th passed the Baltic, from this port, 236
miles off New York. On the Bth, at 7a. m., lat. 46N.,
loss. 66 W., broke the starboard omit pis, and had to
lay to until 7 p m., on the 9th, repairing damages.
When proceeding to dock, in the Huskimon look, this
morning, tbe crank pin again broke, and she bad to
proceed to her moorings in the river for repair. The
Atlantic has brought 173 passengers, and 1,600,000
dots, in specie.
The steamship Union, front Havre, via Southamp-
ton end Halifax, passed the Atlantic on the 4th,
between Sandy Hook and New York.
The royal mail steamship Asia, from this pert, was
at Belies es the list alt.
rie Toupireave Bill has pinged the New York
Bea at e by a vote of 21 yeas, to 11 nays. It now rer•
maim for the Assembly to sot upon the amendments.
seas Senate, and it is believed they will be cow
isidesd in.
Ike new postage law passed into effect on the let
inst. All letters heseeforth must be prepaid. If cot,
they go to the dead letter office.
r• A savage riot moaned at the eleotion•in anis-
I Nati on the 2nd inst., between the foreigners and
Atlantan. The ballot boxes were destroyed at the
outset ; and whether the Know-Nothings or the
04 Sagnicht " party elected their candidates, could not
be aseeetained. Several serious fights took place in
London, England, 1855-04-19

THE WAR.

The Military Gazette of Vienna learns. by Raselen
letters from the Crimea. that Prince Oortchaloff has
modified hie original plan of operations. The centre
of his army will be at Baktohi-Sergi and Simphs-
ropol ; the right wing will lean on Pertkop. The
defence of Sebastopol will be independent of the ex-
terior *pastime, but it will be extended as far as the
Saes of the Tammy'. Corps of observation will be
established in entrenched camps oa the Batch* and
Belbek.

From Berta the same journal has information
that the I:tetanus Khomatoff is making considerable
preparations for defenoe, and has sunk at the en-
trance of the straits forty email vessels laden with
stones.

THE CAUCASUS.

The Vienna Military Gazette states that an envoy
hem Schatoyl is expected at the allied camp. The
English and French have at various times sent
officers into the Caucasus to enter into relations with
the chief, but although they have been at all times
1 welcomed, they have never been permitted to pens-
trate into the interior of the country or see the leader
of the mountaineers. The Porte has at length per-

suaded Schamyl to form au alliance with France,
England, and Turkey ; but as his old prejudices are
not to be overcome, and he will not receive any
European in his capital, he is to send a plenipo-
tentiary to the camp before Sebastopol.

The following is the•address of King Victor Ema-
nuel, on taking leave of the troops composior, the
Sardinian Expedition: _ _

Morn sad Boldiers—A war, taunt/ad in jastiee, on
which depend the tranquillity of Europe sad the destinies
of ear ewastry, summons as to t►e East. You are about to
visit remote Made, when the Cross of Savoy Is not us
Immowa. Yea will see valorous armies, the fame of which
fills the world. Let their example stimulate you, sad let it
be ',ideal to all that you an aot lan 'shoat than your
sirs.

I have formerly led you on the field of honour ; I re-
member it with pride. I have shared your perils and
taiga e ; to-day I regret that we must be separated for •
time, but en) thoughts will follow you everywhere, and that
will be a happy dip for me which reenitee me with you.
Soldiers, behold the banners bravely unfurled by the
magnanimous Charles Albert; let them remind you of your
ebseat country, and of the noble Indictees of eight centuries.
Be their defenders. Bring them back crowned with new
glories, and your sacrifices will be blessed by generations
present and to come.

THE BRITISH ARMY IN THE EAST.
London, England, 1855-06-13

SPAIN.

Letters from Madrid of the 6th state that perfect
tranquillity prevailed in the provinces of Seville,
Guipuzooa, Navarre, Burgos, Valencia, and
Valladolid. Three sergeants of the prince's regiment,
concerned in the recent Carlist conspiracy at Madrid,
had been tried by court-martial and sentenced to
death.

A letter from Rome of the 2nd in the Unirers Gaye
that the Pope, who has already protested against the
sale of ecclesiastical property in Spain. is about to in.
terrupt all diplomatic intercourse with that country.
London, England, 1855-06-13

When I h►ve received the above
act as the circumstances require.
Prince Gortchakoff sends th; following despatch,
dated Sebastopol, June 1:

I will

On the 27th tilt. the enemy was et Bordiansk, and burnt
t►ere two houses, some coasting vessels, and a considerable
portion of the depots of wheat.
On the 29th a squadron of 16 vessel► et war appeared at
Genital. The enemy, under a flag of truce, demanded
that we deliver to him all the vessels and stone of grain
belonging to the Crown. This having been refund, ha
opened a fire from his squadron, burning earn venal, and
depots of grain situated upon the sea shoo*. The fire of
grape shot from two of our field pieces plated near the strait
by Ike Aide-de-Camp of the Emperor. Prince Labereff-
Rastovaky, compelled, however, the enemy's gun boats
whleh fired ear vessels, to move from the coast.

The next day (the 304) the enemy attempted nothing
against Genitehi.

From Kay 29 to Joao 1 nothing of special importune
transpired at Sebastopol, nor at the different points of the
Crimea occupied by our troops.

THE Pi sscremarma.—A letter from Vienna, of
the 41b, says : " For sea days past we her, had here the
Meese, Cantsonsene, flearno-Bietiniaro, phdippoesa.gus,
bey, and Golesko fs 11Iss, cosstitutiar, the dower of the
Koldo-Wallachiea nobility. It is, in asaaa, thoinet,t
probable that tbe reorganisation the p pat* will
seen be brought imam oonelders;dtio

INCM2II,O 00101171r101noN Norfa wErt AnacA.
Bria4of Journal SP:4oiincei the sitsbustamt of au__
of assiliary tare" st:„asaus homes Brilsat a" the Wrist-
STIaC,O•I2 Atom, the lint of whist, ow Tibuovis, is it.
wage Bristol on her first romp as thole* wt.
London, England, 1855-06-13

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Tam DA.—Morning. Oh. Ili: Afternoon. lb. 15m.
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LONDON, WBDN.I3BDAY, JUNG 13.

LATEST FROM ABROAD.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

P/I.Olt TIM COMISPONDR/fT OP TED DAILY XIIRd.)
TRIESTE, TVZSDAT.
The steamer Calcutta arrived hers yesterday, in
118 hours, from Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA., JuNs 7.

The Indian mails leave Alexandria this day, with
I advice. from Calcutta to May 4th; Madras, 9th;
Bombay, 12th.
There is nothing new from India. Lord Dalhou-
sie's health was indifferent.

Trade was very depressed, and limited.
Exchange at Calcutta 2s. ltd.
Money market tight.

Off 111:111WAIIN3 AND BRITISH TIL1011APIL)
MARSEILLES, WEDNESDAY.
The Veetis arrived with the above mails, at seven
o'clock this morning.

THE WAR.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Join: 12, 1865.

Lord Panmnre presents his compliments to the
Editor of the Daily NOM, and begs to transmit a
list of the officers who were killed on the 7th and
morning of the Bth June.
Captain Muller, tad Battalion Royals; Lieutenant
Lawrence, 34th Regt.; Lieutenant Stone, 55th Regt.;
Lieutenant-Colonel Shearman, 62nd Regt. ; Major
Dickson, 62nd Regt.; Lieutenant Machell, 62nd
Regt.; Captain Forster, 62nd RegL ; Major Bayley,
88th Regt.; Captain Corbett, 88th Regt. ; Captain
Wray, 88th Regt.; Lieutenant Lowrey, Royal Engi-
neers.
London, England, 1855-04-21

THIS DAT,Two o'Cr.ocz.

The gold mining shams remain dull. Ara Fria
shares are
.quoted Ito ; Colonial Gold and Great
Nugget Vein, to ; and Nonfat' Monde, tto f—
all per share.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 281 to
to 294 ; Peel River, 21 to 21 ; North British Auetrala•
sian, dim. to par; and Scottish Australian Invest-
ment, # tot prem.
United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 7t to
7!; National Brazilian (Cooses) at 24 to 21; St.
John Del Rey at 314; and Lusdanian Mining at I
prem.
London, England, 1855-04-21

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.

Janes BligA,• shoemaker, was brought before Mr. Alder-
man Wire on a charge of circulating bills without • printer's
name affiard to them, to persoas in the street, during the
procemion of the Emperor of the French to Guildhall on
Thursday lest.
Kr. Ernest Zones appeared for the defendant
Nicholson, City constable, No. 694, said, yesterday
morning I saw the defendant in Cheapside distributing
papers from a bundle be bad in his hand. He tried to make
away with the paper., but I straggled with him and took
him and his papers to the station-hones. I saw several per-
sons is the crowd readies' them. A man gave me one,
which was beaded " England's Diagrace." 1 produce a
bundle with the same heading which I took from him.
Croes•ezantined—The gentleman who gave me the bill
told me that the defendant was creating an obstruction by
distributing the papers. Other men were distributing bills
of another description.
' The defendant was remanded, but the magistrate said he
would take ball for his appearance at a &tare day.
Bail was immediately put in, the defendant being bound
in his own recognizance in 201. and one surety is 101.
John Lodge and Barris Boons, also shoemakers, were
charged with a similar offence.
They were remanded, the same amount of bail being taken
as in the last case.
London, England, 1855-04-21

SHARE LIST&
THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocu.
The railway &haze market to-day is steady, at about
the final quotations of yesterday, with little badness
going forward. Loudon sad North-Western stook is
quoted 98t to ; Great Western, 631 to 64; Midlasd,
681 to 69; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 751 to 76;
South-Easterns, 18k to i ; Great Northern', 22 to ;
and Caledonians, 291 to 1.
French lines are rather Satter.
ORDWART BEAUS AND STOMA
La. I I liatiwAn. I Own( Prim. IMr tads,.
London, England, 1855-06-25

TO OUR READERS.

Tas Newspaper Stamp Abolition Aot has received
the Royal Assent, and will come into operation on
the 30th inst. The price of the Byres, (unstamped)
will be then reduced to 24.
Conesqeset upon the change, this Paper will re-
'sive the fall benefit of the arrangements of the
Doily News, and will, from its own resonnwe, seek
to be distinguished an unequalled among Evening
Papers.
It will be published in time for the afternoon
trains, and can be supplied to any distance within 70
miles of Loudon by an early hoar in the evening.
London, England, 1855-06-25

MONEY MARKET.

SkruaDAT Eviwnro.

The English stock market to-day, although the re-
covery of yesterday afternoon• was not quite main-
tained, showed considerable steadiness, the extreme
variation in prices amounting to scarcely 1 per oent.
The market closed about 1 per cent. lower than yes-
terday. The operations were limited. Various
rumours were spin circulated with reference to the
progress of operations in the Crimea, but, despite the
check just received, the public mind is evidently con-
fident of ultimate success to the allied arms.
At Paris to-day, the French funds closed at a re-
covery of Ito 1 per cent. At Vienna dulness pee-
vane. The other continental stock markets exhibit a
drooping tendency.
Consols ranged between 901 and 901, and were
last quoted 901 to 1 ex div., for the 10th July.
In the foreign stock market the movement was
moaned to Turkish, which varied between 811 and'
821, and was last quoted the same as yesterday.'
The imports of the precious metals this week have
been limited. The America has brought in from
New York 1,490,925 dollars, worth about 298,0001.
By the Ceres have also been received 34 boxes of
silver coin from Oporto ; by the Ravensbourne, two
packages of bullion from Antwerp ; and by the John
Hnox, two parcels of specie from the Cape.
On the other hand, the exports have been more ,
considerable. The London Custom-house statementl
records the shipment to Hamburg of 17,894 oz. offs
gold coin, and 5,000 oz. of gold bars ; also 01 400 on.
of gold coin to Belgium. The value of these direct
shipments is about 90,0001. The Indus has also
taken out 389,3841. (of which 19,7191. was gold, and
349,6651. silver), to Alexandria and the East; the
Tagus, 31,9851. to the Peninsula; and the Tyne, 5001.
to the West Indies.
The total exports of the week are thus raised to
nearly 492,0001. There have also been some shipments
of gold in private hands to the Continent.
The annual meeting of the proprietary of the Com-
mercial Bank of London will be held on the 17th of
July. We notice that Sir Joseph Paxton is a candi-
date for a seat at the board.
Land and bank shares to-day were steady. The
new City Bank shares maintain 5 to 6 prem., and
Bank of Londos, 21 to SI prom. There were nume-
rous transactions in General Screw Steam shares, at
151 to 161, being an improvement. The preference
shares of the Crystal Palace Company, fully paid up,
command a to t prom., whilst the original stock, also
with 51. paid, stands at 3to 31. Netherlands Land
shares were dealt in at 21(51. paid); Oriental Gas, at
1 prem.; General Steam Navigation, at 251; and
Illinois Central Railroad Seven per Cent. (Free Land)
Bonds, 1880, at 741 to 75 (exch. 4s. 6d.)
London, England, 1855-06-25

gbe Court.

Lord Penman had an audience of the Queen on
tiat.rday at Wakingtans Palace.
Prince Albert rode on honeback in the forenoon, attended
by Captain the Hon. Hadley de Roe.
Her Majesty and Prises Albert, attended by Lady
Churchill and the Equerries in Waiting, went to the British
Museum ea Saturday afternoon.
Prises Arthur and the Princesses Helena and Louisa took
• drive in an open carriage-and•fonr. Prime Leopold also

took a carrier; drive.
Yesterday her Majesty and Prism Albert, with the Priam
of Wales, the Primer Royal Prism Allred, the Prisms
Alice, and the Duchess of Kent, attended divine service is
the Private Chapel of Bnekiagham Palace. The Hon. and
Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor (Manned.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of the Court, and the do.
mastic household. also &Sensed the service.

Lord Allred Page t has relieved Major General the Hon.
Charles Grey is his duties as the Equerry-in-Waiting to
the gases.
London, England, 1855-06-25

Xmas and Mid.

Tee SOO of Leland
Tim Fredonia Bask a Ireland
Tie 11.11 mt Fredonia
The liordwa Mg Compan
TM Mar Compsny
TM Illstissal ot Ireland
Oirekik-onanir National
lot etbelsod
Fla ammo Banana Bank (a

4,714,426
927,667
281,611
245.440
611,079
761,97
24,684
66,426

441.040
274,964
914,176
97,176
94,164
391,495
4,676
10,154

Total. I 6,154.4%1 smi.gas I I,su,ses
These returns show a further falling off is the cir-
culation to the very large amount of 320,3651., as
compared with the returns for the preceding mouth ;
while there is also a diminution under the head of bul-
-1 lion to the extent of 63,6871. in the same period.

THIS DAY, Two o'CLocz.
Although business is very limited, the Eoglist)
funds have recovered / per cent. Consols were first
marked 901, and are now quoted 911 to 1 ex div.,
for the 10th July. The Three per Cents. Re-
duced have been dealt n
uti 9
at 11 to 921
the New Three per ts. 92 to 921; Ex-
chequer Bonds, 1858, at 1001; Exchequer Bills,
March, at 14s. to 18s. prem.; ditto June, at 10s. to
13s. prem. Dinning' is quoted 41 to 41 prem.
Foreign stocks are very quiet. Turkish is quoted
82 to 1; Russian Five per Cents. 98 to 100;
Mexican, 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three
per Cents., 181 to /. Swedish Four per Cents. have
been dealt in at 891; Dutch Four per Cent. Cent&
cedes at 941 to 1; and Brazilian Foar-and-a-Ralf per
Cents. at 93/ ex div.
London, England, 1855-06-25

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
MOD TES 00111/12PONDINT OP TIIII DAILY limn.)
LIVERPOOL, So DAT.
This
sib (Captai day. the
Ny United States Mail steam-ship Pa.
n e) arrived in the Mersey .with the
usual mails from the United States and British North

America.
She sailed from New York on the 13th inst., and
has brought besides the mails 216 passengers, and
1,500,000 dollars in specie on freight.
A Know-Nothing Convention met at Philadelphia
on the 6th, and was sitting when the packet left.
George Law is to be their presidential candidate.
The Law on Slavery is to remain as at present.
In all parts of the States the condition of the crops
la cheering, and a plentiful h tis expected.
A reaction against the Maine Liquor Law is taking
place.
The sailing of recruits for British service has been
stopped at New York.
Santa Anna has gained advantages over the revo-

lution tots.
Our 'enlace advice, state that great destructions
have been caused by the epilog stormy.
Five English war ship. have left Honolulu to join
the French in attacking Petropaulovski.
At New York the money market was well sup-
plied and buoyant.
Cotton had advanced materially.
The provision market was firm, and there was a
good demand.
Breadatuffs were lower, but the demand moderate.
Fseights quite inactive.
I.:change on London falling—quoted at 1091 tA,
1101.
London, England, 1855-06-25

INVALIDS FROM THE CRIMEA.

Our Portsmouth Correspondent informs us, by
telegraph, dating Sunday night, that the Arabia steamship,
Captain Stone, has arrived there from the But, having lett
Kamiesch Jane 6, Constantinople the 11th, and Malts the
16th. She has on board 19 invalids. Five men from her
Majesty's ship Albion, six Royal Artillerymen and Com-
mander Little, R.N. ; LUatenant•Colonel Fordyce, 47th
Regiment; Captain Rotten, Royal Artillery ; Porter, Royal
Engineers; Denny, 28th Regiment; Bale, 34th; Harvard,
Royal Artillery; Ensign Pennefather, 66th; Paymaster
Halby,l6th Human; Mr. Ward, R N.; Ensign Scott, 79th;
and Burgeon Rodde, 71.1.
London, England, 1855-04-17

THE NEWSPAPER POSTAGE HUTT

To ask an ell when you have got an inch, is not
always • glassful say sore than a fair or dignified asps-
ding. This tenth (says the Scotsman) bas perhaps hese
Vby those English newspaper proprietors +be
Aas to joie them in demanding that the Chafe
stag of the Exchequer, who is offering as large sled
ennalgioSS favours at the public expense, should be SSW
OM Ms acre than double his boantiss. The Terkel's,'
temlLentoshire newspaper proprietor, (backed by the Tines)
sew propose that where newspapers cannot In profitably
tarried ones for • poesy, the Poet dice shall any
than that once, and over and over again, for
• halfpenny, and also, without limit not merely
of times mad distance but of bulk er weight.
The ground en which our Bestial% contemporaries
used the belityseiny agitation with which Vey have so sud-
denly esseffed Ibis Chancellor of the Bachequer, is, that •
belfgenny optional stamp would brigs "more revenue,"
eseaWy a , would cause lem loss to the Post-office,
time ispeeny al stamp, by mishits, that establishment
eyes
=Me ether means of conveyance. With all de-
. there is a fatal fallacy in all talking about " coin-
":s seat a case—and we have no doubt that the
of the Batihequer will be more able to see it than
ear Beglish friends. Under &r G. Cornwall Lewis's Bill,
1 the Post•chice would get to carry, and would be forced to
awry, for td., only those papers that it is unprodtabto
etberriss to earrj for that payment ; ander the proposed
emendment, the Fostottles 'mad get to carry, and would be
!read to carry, for id.,_enly those papers that it ie unwell-
able ether win to carry tar that payment, in:lnding a 110111111
all Wes that could not be eankd profitably eve, fee Id.
Is doe " soespetitioo," where the sae pasty is free in each
ow to hese er to take, sad the odor is b*nad to take in
di diens ewe which are uayesibble 1 rasa the Potb-
ellies ea the same footiog as esomedel aseepaans, with
as assaisseas shame sad aaeseaptelessy lan* sad them
pea have '. coopetities." Bat to impose es ebilgadea ea
the Peatnfies to carry anyeaSzserywhere Mr a halt-
piney, Rader the name of it to "'swot*"
with
dime who's:Ty only where they aad easy 'barge as
mete es they can get, le Owls a dewed sa the pelvis
1 gins, is which, as free trade* ire ahead Wise le iota 1
seder any *newness's., sad wide! we Ilhe am Mobster
for being disguised under a false maw.

Tii TOWN COUNCIL OF OLABOOW AND 1111
Waaoa NAPOLBOX.—Tb• Team Conseil of Ofamow, es
Os maks of the Lord ovost. agreed imeank
esumrstaamory Whoa to Pr
the ants= esil Lapses of Me
Tam* es me eland= of *dr ramidete eidt Se Ler
M. aa I%.ismaskswas main As as
sils a Ms sambaed them Mel thojimparee of
Ili•emb ass to tab bral s bees a
maim : ItearMsa la Ayr.
sada, ma mrside .6110 mop Mous ma ad
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London, England, 1855-04-17

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocr..

The gold mining shares remain at former quota-
tions. Agna Fria shares are quoted 7to ; Colonial
Gold and Great Nugget Vein, to j; and Nouveau
Monde, L to ;—all per share.
Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28} to
to 29i ; Peel River, 21 to 21; North British Au,trala•
situ, t die. to par; and &midi& Australian Invest-
ment, I to I prem.
United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 7 t ;
Lusitanian Mining at 4 prem.; National Brazilian
(Cocaes) at n; and Blaenavon Iron and Coal at 6.

MUSIC.

DRURY•LANE.

The operatic Reason commenced here last night
with Denial's opera, La Sonnambula, the performance of
which, by an Italian company of mote than p ex-
cellence, was to satisfactory as to afford every proSpeet of
success to the speculation. The policy of establishing • se-
cond Italian Opera simultaneously with the larger ester
listiment at Covent.garden Theatre, may be questioned by
massy ; but it should be remembered that these two under-
takiegs appeal to totally distinctcluses, and it may be fairly
urged that, so long as the low-priced Drury-lane perform-
ances are as good as that of last night, it is to the interest of
popular progress in musical taste that they should. meet
with • successful result. The new Amine of last
night (Madame Gassier) achieved a decided success.
This lady, who is from Paris, posmoses • moths which,
although somewhat worn, yet retains considerable brillicocy
and sympathetic quality. flee intonation is good, and her
execution manifests • fair command over mechanical diffi-
culties. The air in the first act, " Come per me 'memo,"
was admirably given, and called forth the warmest demon-
strations of applause ; and the favourable impression thus
created was maintained to the close of the opera, when the
brilliant finale, Ah non giunge," fully established the
success of Madame Gassier with the Drury-lane audience.
Signor Bettini was an excellent Elvin, and sang through-
out with pure and refined expression. In the aria " Tutto a
• sciolto" he received an unanimous encore, and his perform-
ance altogether was highly finished and artistic. The part
of Count Roi.olpbo was well filled by Signor Guider, who
was very efficient in the concerted music; and with an
excellent orchestra and a fairly good chorus, carefully coo-
' ducted by Mr. Tully, the mumble was perhaps superior to
most of the previous performsnces of the Drury-lane Italian,
opera. The principal artists wets called before the curtain
at the end of each act, and the genuine satisfaction mani-
• rested by a crowded audience was such as to constitute •
most successful inauguration of the present season. Is the
course of the evening the National Anthem, sod
• " Pertain pour la Syria" were performed in honour of the'
specialty of the day.
London, England, 1855-04-17

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocz.

The railway share market to-day is flat, and prices
in several eases are quoted lower. London and North-
Western stock has declined to 98 to 3; Midland, to
683 to 3; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, to 763 to 1.
Great Western is quoted 633 to 64; South-Eastern.,
18 to 3ez div.; Caledonian., 29j to 301 ez div. ;
and Great Northern., 22 to 3.
French lines are stationary in price.

ORDINARY 1111•1111 AND STOCK&

•1 -.
London, England, 1855-04-17

TO TUT 3DITOT 01 Tl 3 DAILY srrws.

am desirous to make known, through
your valuable paper, a fast which to: k place in one of
the Greenwich trains on Tuesday last, especially ea it may
be the mesas of preventing an innocent person at some
future time from being psaished instead of a guilty thief.
Kr. •—, of Hauon•gsrden, was on his way to Glees-
wish. When the traia bad moved PIN diseases from the
London station, a female raked a cry that she had been
robbed of her purse. At that moment my fri.nd, who was
looking over the side of the ferriage, put his hand into
his coat pocket for his handketchief, end felt there a purse
which did not belong to him. What to do he did not
know ; but, as is often the ease, through fear, he did the
very worst thing possible under the eiresneetasess—vM,
dropped it down behind him and kicked it wader the seat.
This was no sooner done than three men whi were stead•
log tsar him, one of whom, no coteht, was the thief,
'ailed out, " Let as leek for this mine," and berm to
bulk him, he•, mush to their own surprise evidently, it
wee upon the door. Now, supposing my (dead had been
detested thin dropping it, or spew examisatios it had bees
fossil is his pocket, without himself being aware el it, so
megistrses weld have believed hie etaiemeet of the rnl
tank, sad the eamegsmasse to him, meat Ukay, would
have bees pesiehmest and diagram. It IN therefore highly
seeemsly that passisgors by railway ahead not oely guard
egaisat haviag their polkas Oohed, bat being made the
resspesele of Maim property.—l am, site.,
April J. W. Z.

A Pot.= Jaw. who had lift Russia to snap the
toasselptisa, was Wad is Maashostar ea doodah by a wall
Allis spa him

BHARB LIST&

MONDAT Emus&
The railway share market today was very quiet.
with little change is price. On the whole the
market was steadier in character, although a trifling
improvement which was established in the morning
was in few cues maintained to the close.
London, England, 1855-04-28

PENSIONS TO OFFICERS' WIDOWS.

General WYNDSAIL wished to ult wh,ther any end
what arrangements has been made for granting pensions
to the widows of the general and other °Seen who have
been killed is the Crimea ?

kr. F. PEEL said he was not aware of as new arrange-
ment for the granting of pinions to the widows of officers
killed in action; but • new warrant woold soon be pro.
malgated for granting pensions to the widows of officers
1 who died from exponre. (lieu.)

EDUCATION BILL.

Mr. MILES wiah;dto uk tM right hos. nerabar for
Droitwiah whether it was his isolation to nabs as alters-
Use la sowitattao is bit bill for dr batter easawnigonsst

of easeedie la beige* mai Weiss. la the verde bjeldei
he Ss Wee maul ler eilesstitsal purposes, by
hid tor sake
millir J. P INGTON said that 27b4; the hairtinhip it
be wwould those parishes wide) had already dad
solleiffle asses et 'deistic. midis their eta its, to
all es them te make up the bleitedie if ethic perish's,
he should propose that the Ming he a pereshial red est a
silos ruin. (Hear.) He eight ass as that he lateaded
to brie, ea the speond feeble at the bill es Wednesday

POLICE OF TOWNS (SCOTLAND).
Mr. eIIOLLETT wheat la ask whether it was the fatali-
ties& of government to lairoSese, to ''as the present ses-
sion, as y mason foe the asissimat ths Net 18th and
14th 01 Victoria, ;.bap. SS (Omni Police of Torras in
Soselsad) ?
The LORD ADVOCATE said that ha lad a bill pre.
Pniedirislaregatd tw4holivatth of tawas tit lloodand, iato
whiell wealtl fat:ohm dames baring Tatum» to tho
polio,.
VALUATION (IRELAND).
Viewiant BERNARD wished to ask ths Solioltor-Gasasal
foe Inland whether a bill was in cause of prerilaila W