The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-11 00:00:00

HIDES.-THIS DAY.

LIADINHALL.—The or, sent prices are .-561bs to 641 be.,
d. ; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 3},1 to :31d. ; 72Ibs. to &Jibs.,
•o 314. ; 80Ibs. to 881bs., did. to 4d. ; 88113 s. to 9611 a., 4d. to
40. Horse hides, 5.. 6, Calf Skins, light, 2s. to 33. ;
full, 6s.
BIUMONDsZY.—Sheep Kent. end half breds,
to is.; Downs, 4s. 9d. to ; lambs, 23. 2d. to 35.:
'haulier, 1031.

BOROUGH HOP MAR.KET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there con-
tinues a steady demand both for new hops al weli es breign,
and prices are a tr.fle dear, r.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Tinfield Moor, 169.; Wall• End Ksline, 181. ; Walls Ettd
Swat Hartlepool. 18s.; Wain End Ilettun, 191.; Walls
End Hartlepool, 181. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 192.-51 fresh
ships at market.

About half-put two the metropolis was visited by
a thunderstorm, followed bye very heavy fall of hail, which
continued up to the time of our going to press.
CaTeTAL PALACE.--SHILLING ))AT.—MAT 10.—
Admissions on payment, 2,812; ditto by i.eason tickets,
362 T
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" ft so
ILI 03w3 i7n4g. is the finding of the Court of In-
coinrctuhtne •
2talestcee
:ir_ile,r, wßh4licahkiDivr;,HAecpMer,
Glquaivriynemonecet hmisingdeatbthe,
21, 1855.—The court having received the evidence sub-
mitted to them, are perfec'ly satisfied of the nature of the
accident by which Dr. Gavin came by his death. In their
opinion Mr. William 0 Avil stands corni.ietely exonerated
•rion may fault—a charge of carelessness even could not be
substantiated against ham. As • mark of their entire agree-
ment in this opinion, they bell, signed their names below.
—(Signed) W. G. Romaine, president; John Sutherland,
M.D , sanitary commiwiarier ; A. Anderson, prin. med.
ofiker, Balaklava."
The Isle of Wight is rapidly filling with fashion-
able oompsay.
THE NuMBER or OFFICERS AND MEN KILLED
IN TNT CRlNSL.—Yesterday a return of public importance
(obtaieed by Mr. Locke King) was published of the total
number of officers and men in the army who have been
billed in the Crimea, and the number of horses kilted, and
since dead, up to the 16th of March last. The total number
of officers killed in the army is returned at 91, and of non-
commissioned officers, 81; and of men, 1,188; making •
vital of 1,360. The tots! number returned wounded is
4,546, of which 241 were officers, 288 non•eommiseloned
officers and 4,037 men. Bind) that period 200 men had
ebed. Other Information on the subject could not be given.
The returns are dated last month. The number of horses
killed lati,exicg to the cavalry was 381 ; and up to the
latest date (15th March) the umber of hones that died
Paw an maw was 1,66, making a total of 1,847.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.-THITEADAY, MAY 10.
TM Lost• CKLMOILLOa took kip scat at flys o'clock.
THE VIENNA NEGOTIATIONS.

Reel GREY gave the following notice for Monday, the
21st lest.: That an humble address be promoted to her
Majesty, to thank her Majesty for having ordered the
rowels of the recent negotiations at Vienna to be laid
before us ; to inform her Majesty that this house deeply de-
plores the failure of the attempt to pet an end, by theme
negotiations, to the calamities of the war in which the
country is now engaged ; and to express our opinion that
the proposals of Russia were such as is afford a fair prospect
of concluding a pease by which all the original objects of
the war might have been rased, cad by w►ich her Majesty
and her allies might have obtained all the *demitasse
which can reasonably be demanded from Russia." (Hear.)
Several bills wet. advanced a stage with bat little dis-

=I6OM
THE SEBASTOPOL COMMITTEE.
Leave Wm given for the Earl of Aberdeen and Lord de
Eon to attend and he examined Wore the Sebastopol
committee.
Toe house adjourned at stew minute before tit o'clock.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TuoUDAT, MAT 10.
The Sriensit took the chair at 4 o'clock.
THE NEW YORK AND PARIS EXHIBITIONS.
Mr HEADLAM asked the Vice President of the Board
of Trade whether any °outspends's., had taken place con-
Genies the retinal, duty-free, of articles sent to the Es-
libition in the United S ates ; and whether he could state
what arraegements hod been made with the French go-
nommen concerning the transmission and return of articles
sent to the }lnhibition at Paris.
Mr. BOUV ERIE said that with respect to the goods sent
to the New York Exhibition, the government and the Board
of Trade never undertook soy responsibility. and there h- d
been nu correspondence with the Doi ed States government
es this subject. With respect to the French Exhibition,
the arrangements made were these—the articles to be
inhibited were divided into two cloves; these con.
noted generally with industry end manufactures, sad
those connected with the fine sets. With respect to
then connected with industry and manufactores„ the
arraegement was, that the exhibitors should deposit
their goods at the Iroogate Wharf. in the City of London;
the government of this country undertake to convey than
from that wharf to the frontier of Fraser, and from theses
te the Eshibition bonding in Paris the French government
leadirctook Mei:barge; the arrangements for the close of the
Ribaudo° were the converse of tome ; the French doveta-
il's:lS tonight the goods to the frontier, end the English
thence to tb. wharf. Wish respect to articles connected
with the gee arta, the government of this country under-
took to convey them from the bosses of the eabibitors
to the treatise, and the French government under-
took the charge from thence to the Exhibition building ; the
articles would come back tie same way. He aright state
that all articles connected with industry and manufactures
in poenl were at the risk of the exhibitor—the government
undertook uo risk; but with respect to matters connected
with the tine arts, the government undertook the elec, and
bad already effected insurances to the amount of 140,0001.
the Eabibition was to open on Tuesday neat, and be was
happy to say tbet this country was net likely to lose her high
pu-eminence in the articles she was in the habit of sending
over the whole world. (Hear, hear )
THE CAMP AT ALDERSHOTT.
Mr. BELLEW asked when It was intended to send the
ttoops int t camp at Aldershott; whether it was the inten-
tion of the government to leave the troops is wimp at Alder-
Mott during nest winter; and whether (if such was not
their ii.tentioe) any steps, and if any what, had been takes
to provide barrack accommodation foe the militia reg meats
now embodied
Mr. PEEL was informed that sow militia regiments
would arrive at the camp nest week. No resolute ia had
yet then come to as regarded the leaving the troops in the
camp during the winter; it had been denied that the
otitis should not be permanently billetted ; and the Ord-
awe and Deartermuter.Geoeral's Department were using
every exertion to supply the deli nue, of aoominsoditioa by
providing huts
MR L and hiring houses.
AYARD'S MOTION.
Lord PALMERSI ON --I understand the hon. member
for Aylesbury proposes to bring on his motion on
going into committee of supply en Monday night. I
should be very sorry to oblige the hones to discus that no-
lien in each a shape, and shall therefore be quite ready to
give way t the hon. gentleman, and allow him to bring on
his mr tibt as • substantive nu at the beginning of the
evening. For that promo 1 will on Monday move that
the orders of the day be postponed till after the hon. gentle-
mac's motion, provided otter hon. gentlemen having notices
ea the raper will also gin way. (Hear, hear.) With that
unierstending I undertake to move on Monday that the
orders of the day be postponed till after the motion
of the boa. member for Aylesbury. I may also
illenti 3n that her Majesty's government are SO SISCOUS to
forward Ole very important bill of my right hon. friend the
President of the Boar) of Health, for " The Local
Manigement of thy Metropolis," that we propose to take it
to-morruer after the Newspaper Stamp Bill; the Vies-
Presid, rat of the Board of Trade, therefore, will not bring
forward his bill relating to the law of partnership SO-
MM.%

TILE MILITARY DUEL AT CANTERBURY.
la reply re a question tr..o Mr. 0. STANLEY,
Mr. PEEL soul, an dlictr acting es behalf of the Ala-
taut Gee, rat wu at that moment taveatigatiug this water,