biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-14

SPORTING.

DONCASTER RACES.
CONCLUSION OF TUESDAY'S RACES.
THII SIILLIIIO STALL Of 6 Hove. each, with 40 added,
ter 2-yr olds and upwards. Optional gelling weights. Ike.
T. Y. C. (6 subs.)
Hr. Iltenseson's Elwaltelffe, by the Hydra, 3 yrs, (401.),
i(Qulnt6anl I
Mr. Jowled laeltement, 3 yrs (401.). 74 Illb (Cbarlion 2
{old Oheilerneld's Ids, Syrs (400, 7st Illb (Hannan 3
Inn IL riams'• Tennerce, 2 yes (e 01.) est (Mandy 4
Botidag: 6 to 4 opt Swalchlfe, 6to 2 apt Ezutement,
Ste 1 agst Ida. Won by three quarters of • length ; bad
third. The winner was sold by auction for 160 guineas.
Tun FILLT STailla of 30 son. each, 20 ft, for 2 yr-old
fillies, Bst 7.b earb. Red House in. (10 subs.)
Lord Zetland'e Zeta, by Van Tromp (I. Kauai 1
Mr. Edwards'. Bonner and Buxom «. Calderon I
31r. Capel's Duet
....... (J. Mann 3
4

Mr. 13;own'a Slater to Broughton (Marlton)
Lord Olaatow's fby Surplice out of Marietta (Ylatraan) 5
Betting: 7 to 4 each eget Bonner and Buxom and Zeta,
3to 1 ages Duet. Won by half ► length; three lengths be-
tween the second and third.

SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—TUESDAT norm.
The only movements of importance were with reference
to Rifleman end Clementine Colt. The former was steadily
supported, and at the close of business 6 to 4 was with
difficulty obtained about him. Several investments were
made on the Clementine Colt at 5 to 1, 11 to 2, and 6 to 1; but
ultimately a reaction set in against him, and 13 to 2 wee
currently offered. Closing pries:

ST. LEGER.
6 to 4 apt Rifleman (t)
6to 1 Galatea (t and off)
13 to 2 Clementine Colt (t and off)
10 to 1 Capaeme (off)
12 to 1 Rotherham (t and cff
15 to 1 Marchioness (t and off)
25 to 1 Blooming Heather (t and off)
26 to 1 Granolas Esariens (off)
40 to 1 Sanceboa (off)
100 to 1 Herald (off)
Lord of the Isles mu declared not to start at 10 o'clock
this waning.
THE DERBY.
20 to 1 apt Elliogton (t)
20 to 1 Artillery (uff)
1000 to 30 Vanderniulin (t)
1000 to 30 Danube
1000 to 10 Illuminator (t)
London, England, 1855-09-14

THE WHEAT HARVE•4T IN THE UNITED

STATES.

(►rom the " New York Dolly Tines" of Aug. $O.)

Notwithstanding the high priors still maintained
for flour in most of our seaboard u will u inland towns,
which would, upon a superficial view, seem to indi.iste s ge-
neral deficiency, another week's reports from the wheat
regions furnish little grounds for changing the estimate we
have already given.
Daring the past week, in addition to ear usual correspon
denee, we have convened with a large number of intelligent
gentlemen from various parts of the west, whose business
calls them to this city at the present time, and their united
testimony is in favour of an unusually large yield of wheat.
We think that when full sad neural* returns are received
from the whole country, the estimates of our intelligent
Cincinnati correspondent, Mr. Cist, which was published
is our last weekly issue, will be found, on the whole, not to
be an exaggerated one. It will be remembered that he
placed the aggregate yield of the whole country at 186
millions of bushels. We should differ from him somewhat
in the details, as in the instance of Ohio, which
he pats at forty millions—two or three millions
above oar own estimate ; but we estimate some other
States higher than he does, making the whole yield fully
equal to his. We think that in Ohio he has not made
sufficient allowance for the effect of Winter-kill in a
number of counties, and for the smaller breadth sawn in
some of the northern and north-eastern counties, owing to
the ravages of the insects last year. On the other hand, be
did not take into account the Quads' stop, which is very
large, and since the reciprocity treaty is to be reckoned
directly sea part of the yield of this solistry.
Toe surplus of wheat sot eal:ed for by home demand,
will this year be greatly increased by the abounding corn
crop, which will enter largely into the direct consumption
of the country. The unusual potato crop will also have
similar effect. _ . .

The latest reports from Europe ars highly favourable to a
large yield of breadstuff' there, and a eonoequout Ives do.
nand upon this country. On the contrary we are to take
into account the now almost certain continuance of the
European war, with a prospect of its becoming more gear.
ral; and also a ',mamba serious loss to the wheat and corn
crops in Utah, New Mexico, and California, from the de•
'tractive ravages of grasshoppers, &a But all them tenet
derations carefully reckoned, we can as yet COWa to no other
conclusion than that then will be imps millions of bushels
of wheat above the home and foreign demand, and that
t►ere is fair possibility of comparatively low prices alit.
London, England, 1855-05-18

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Maeera Pattenden and Smith report that the demand
increases for hope of all kinds. Buses have advanced 10e.
per mirk, sad Americana 10c. to 151. per owl. fame Monday,
and r coseamere are generally oat of stork, a farther ad-
vance it looked for.
London, England, 1855-05-18

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

Despatches from Vienna state that Count Coronini,
Commander-tn-Chief of the Austrian army of occu-
pation in the Danubian Principalities, has pro-
claimed martial law there. By what right or for
what reason this measure has been adopted we art,
not told. Letters from Vienna state that the engineer
officers who are to male a military survey of Mol-
davia and Wallachia, have left the Austrian capital
for that purpose. The Augsburg Gazette, with other
German newspapers, accessible to the influence of
the Vienna Cabinet, publish articles to demonstrate
that Austria ought to possess the two Principalities
on the left bank of the Danube, As well as a good
part of Bessarabia.
London, England, 1855-05-18

UT ACT MOW ♦ PlIT•1111 LTITBIL

BEFORE SEBASTOPOL, MAT 2.
We are progressing fut with our batteries on both
attacks, and hope, when we open fire nest time, we
Mall in a few hours silence the Russians' fire, although
they have made a battery within 140 yards of the
tnstbaa; but as we now have 8 and 10 inch mortars
88- ceder guns, we hope to be able to do won-
deTe• We have about 140 guns and mortar readT,
aced all of than heavy. The Buffs have arrived : their
84 bad caught fire, but it wee got under, and they
are all right.

AIM* from Odessa, of the 26th ult., in the Da-
"lihrsayes-0 The beery rein which has been falling
_111“ 4isms time peat hea rendered the roads quite
iymMln an order of the day of the 22nd„
`21§611 Odra-Sacten has expressed the hope of
*able to attack the enemy with success. Cle.
Lipmadi ha
than 700 returned to tbe entrenched camp
&Kamera. Not less wagrns laden with
balls and shells have been conveyed into Sebeetopol,
as well as 140,000 ponds of gunpowder ; the pond is
about &Sibs. New works are being executed in
front of the button of Borniloff, and 62 pieces of
mut are to be placed there."

The following is an extract from a private letter:
CONSTANTINOPLE, May S.
Cholera is 'teeniest here, so fewer- The Ser-
vant of my friend, in whose hone I am staying,
has just recovered from a most violent attack of
cholera. He was waiting at table at breakfast, and
in the evening wea blue with cholera. There is no
getting into Mirert's Hotel, and had it not been tor
• friend, I should have been " on the town" for the
first night, to every hotel is full of the Turkish con-
tingent, that is to say, of caws—but as for men,
where are they P Echo answers, where P I am
obliged to go to the Asiatic side, and have, with two
friends, taken a house at the ancient city of " Chaloe-
don," a very pleasant situation, and within twenty
minutes of this by steamer, which comes over every
morning, at 7 and 9, and returns at 4 and 6. Poor
Capt. Christie is dead. He.sank under his feelings,
it is said, of sorrow, at the accusations made against
him, and was undergoing a court-martial. The
weather here is at present delightful. News from
the Crimea various. It is supposed that we shall
raise the Biers, take the field, and send troops by
water to the north, perhaps Odessa, or Perekop."

THE MED]

MALTA. Mar 9.
During the last two days, several sailing trans-
ports, with horses, have come in : among them, the
Kent, Prince Alfred, and Enoch. They go on
directly. We have several boats in to-day, but little
news. Lord Wharucliffe and family have arrived
today from Alexandria, and go on this evening byi
way of Naples. Colonel He land goes op with a
'division. The Cyclops and Firebrand leave here on
Saturday for Balaklays. There are reports that
there has been a case of piracy, and a ship sunk on
the coast of Syria, but the particulars I cannot yet
ascertain. We have about 800 men encamped out-
side the town.
London, England, 1855-05-18

closing quotations, and the busmen dons ay be quoted
2s. 111. to 2e. 1 9-16 d. for China and first class credit, sod
2s. 11. to 2s. 111. for document. On Calcutta we quote
par at sight, Re. 981 at 60 days' eight, on Madras Rs. 93 at
30 days' sight, mad un China Rs. 218 at 60 days' sight,

CALCUTTA )(ARISTA.
(From the Ore,land Star of April 7.)
We have another week of inactivity to report. The
emotes which ban goer tuned to cattle stagnation in oar
tea:* still euttinee to effect its several branches, and the
actual transactions both in oar capon and import markets
have consequently been on a very limited scale.
The pants caused by the opening of the Five per Cent.
loan has scarcely ceased, but the increasing tightness of the
money market has compelled dealers to retire from the
market for a time. The business done in British piece goods
bar been mostly to supply local demand at previous prices.
Mule twist, grey shirtiogs, and jamming being in better re•
quest than moat other fabric,.
We have no improvement tc notice in our Money Market,
the tightness of which continues to be telt amongst all
chum.

EXCHASCIIII —There has been a further advance in the
rates of Hagfish Bulls. Baak Bills at six months' sight art
I
sou quoted at id. to ad. higher, and transactions at 2.. l d.
to 111 Finn Oleos Credits at sin months' sight at 2s. 1 d.
to 2i. 11d., and Treasury Drafts and Post Bills at Is. 11 1.
to Is. Document Bills, we hear, have sold at 25. 2d. per
rapist. On China the rates have partially advanced from
Rs. 212 to 214 per 103 Spanish &Ilan.
Faustian were rather firm, though an active demand
for tonnage does not prevail. For London the rates, with
One exception, remained unaltered; nu being the only I
article engaged, at an advance of tn. per ton, but during
the last two days • reaction has taken place, and the rates
ars slightly lower.

From Australia our advice' are • little cheering, and we
hear that imports from thin, which hat. almost ceased for •
time, ars again to be renewed.
Out dates from China extend to the Ist instant received
by the Lanrick. Bengal Opium was quoted in Canton at
Bp. D. 352 k to 355. Saltpetre bad declined owing to heavy
arrivals, quotations being Sp. Dr. 11 to 14 per picul. Rice
had further advancei, and fine Bengal was saleable at
2,80/. per picul. Exchange on London 4s. Bd., on Bombay
Rs. 225, and on Calcutta EL 227.
London, England, 1855-05-18

public have at heart—is sure ultimately to he
victorious. All the arts and cajolery of mere
party men cannot arrest its triumphant pro.
geese, or make it subservient to their own
aggrandisement. The Administrative Reform mere.
ment is essentially • liberal one, and can only
tend to strengthen and diffuse more widely libe.
ral principles. Self-seekers may take part in it, end
for a time remain undetected, but their influence via
endure only so long as they really promote it; mhea
they turn to promote their own miserable ends they
will be thrown aside and left behind. Let no true
Liberal be deterred from taking part in the movement
by insinuations that this or the other questionableeke.
racter has joined it from interested who.
The singleness of purpose of the great name
who lend it strength is a guarantee that the
puny dexterity of individuals cannot convert it
into an instrument of evil. Let us welcome
every ally ; let us give him credit for sincerity and
honesty of purpose till be shows himself unworthy
of it; and then let us leave him to his solitary sham;
and the rankling stings of detected and defeated
hypocrisy.—Daily News.
London, England, 1855-05-18

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. MAT 17

The Lime►ick Clironiee stater that sloop the
advance in the spirit duties the sale by retailers in
that city has actually din inhaled one-half.
The followiag letur has been received, expressing
the satisfactioo of his royal highness Prince Albert
with the care and attention bestowed on Mr. Prieto.
who= ►is royal highness bad sent to be trained at
the Albert Institnuon in Gluanevin Botanic Gardens,

near this city :
Buckle:ileum Palma, May 7, 1855.
My Dow Sir,—The Pruco haseommaaded sae to for
toward
yes a silver tea lounge, ma a inork of hots)al
id bi
is-
ghorn's
appreciations of the MSS and &minim y pa to the
atruotion of Priem, and the kicilneee you showed him daring
deepme he was ander your charge. I hays this day
tahed the piste, of whieu his royal Within's' beim your
aecoptaars.-Busearely yours, V. B. Patna.
Dr. Kirkpatrick.
London, England, 1855-07-12

THE POLICE COURT&

WESTMINSTER.

Bevenl MIMS with lisp Moth's hue of late applied to
the magistrate in great pennisra Menem owing to the
stoney of their husbands, wbo is. employed in the Crimea,
not having been trensodtted to them by the antharides
there. Ose of these poor essolorm, with a child duos years
of age, and esiother with whit* she had noisily bees as
fined, applied yesterday. She stated that her brim& left
England to Aril, at which time be gave her fills. hi
In cedar to maintain her until he trommithet new
fr▪
om the Crimea. He informed her that aueraemente hod
been made for her to restive the greater portion of his pay ;
bat 'liberal' she bad made repeated appliestiese at the
@thee, SO, Pall-mall, she was unable to anis it. They told
her that m soon is they got it they wail need it to her.
Kr. Arnold observed that it was very dinnesing to bear
thee" repeated somplaints of the penny in whin' those
poor families were involved, end he may could nell„ in the
precast surly exhausted state of the box, tetme to
give, from it to all the suffering of run employed
la the Lend Truarpert Corps. AII be midi era wee that it
wand be most desirable for them who bath" t
of the matter to make some arras wts.atnaat lsmaof
time, ia order that the messy t be regularly tram
mined to the fusih g. of these implied in the service. It
seemed to him a went of good t not to have
made some armagemsst previous to MS'S ai
hots this mouthy. As his remarks Wild obtain purri tanclty,
they would probably have the effect of oath( the attention
of the authoring' to the matter.
H. ordered the poor mouth 10e. from the poor-hoz.

Dl►zs 07 Brz Roam

r, Bur..—Ws

have to reserd the demise of SIR Robert Ahneroestry, Bart,
the skis! el the also of Aberuroathy, which took pleas ea
Friday last at }eagles House. the family seat its Bear.
shire, North Bekaa. The deceased wee sob of Sir George
Abenuesaby, fourth baronet, by the eldest daughter of the
sem* Lord Bela He was is his 71st year.
London, England, 1855-07-12

LATEST
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SEDAN. •

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL SIMPSON.

f

WAR DEPARTMENT, JOLT 12, 1865.

Lord Panmare presents his compliments to the
Editor of the Esprit', and has great pleasure in
transmitting the enclosed intelligence, which has
this day reached him from General Simpson:

"CRIMEA. JULY 11, 1866-4.46 r.x.
"Oar fire yesterday had good effect on the Redan.
" Cholera is demising, and the health of the army
is satidactory."

The Moniteser of this day gives the following from
General Pelimier :
" BEFORE

JULY 10. 2 P.M.

"I have nothing new to announce to you to-day.
I The firing has been very brisk during the whole of
the day between the English and the Great Roden.
This evening that work is very silent, consequently
our allies will be able to advance their works."
London, England, 1855-07-12

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Caocl.
The gold mining shares to-day maintain former
quotations, but are in little demand. Aqua Fria and
Great Nugget Vein shares are quoted 7-16 to 9-16;
and Colonial Gold, to I.
Australian Agricultural shares have declined to
28; to 29.
St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 271;
Lusitanian, at 13prem. ; National Brazilian (Cocacs),
at 31 to ; and United Mexican, at 3.

Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
yesterday's sales:
Wheal Bender 31, 4, 41, 41, 41 ; Great Wheal Alfred,
13, 121, 121, 121,13 ; Wee; Providence, 14 ; Devon Great
Console, 370 ; levbridge, 11 ; Alfred Console, 17/, 181, 181,
181; &oath Tamer, 71 ; Ecarierarne. 2071, 210.
London, England, 1855-07-12

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The Courier de Marseille publishes the follow-
ing letter from Conitantinople, received by the rut
mail :
The Turkish army of Rouniali% whisk bad been encon-
traced batman Maidasad Itanabstak. Iwo neveitmards
the Donnish% whisk is the tidy paint by whisk the
anew might atinsEt an binds% Austria being still
bend to rebut Ohs Prinsipalides. On the 12th of Jane,
trem threes kW thoumad mss arrived at Toultebs, under
eimment K Hams mid flab Peahas, and immediately
begun is hussy that plass as well us lasaktcha. Between the
the Yesse plass and Kuehl% there are from 12,000 to
iedistry and cavalry stationed, with 32 picas
K artillesyL_ sad on the river a steamboat and three
tab=Thom are said to be very g .od troops, but
pens cannot be give& to the five or sir
pashas who sammend them, and who do not inspire much
iminidans kass their military talon. Oa the evening of
des 17th a repset was
_gamut at Oasts that the Bunn
listala had Wimbmied the points when the Turks were
throwing up krilleatiabs, bat this mans *squirm son-
ilmatise. The groan pert if the Anna 111111.6 guar-
tend at Bucharest, Jur% ea OW pain of the Princi-
palities, have neensted esm, sad sand Sans Gallic*
whisk will be Moslem& the beds et the erseadens of that
army. The Aunts paint who antniands the garrison
at Galata, attar bwriag nab a seer et iimpnisa on the
banns Ono Prof* ,has rehired te Mail. Then is every
teases to bellows that the Insians nib to maks a diversion
in the Debnideb% sew that the ante& of Prude and
Amnia allowelhain to divas, without bentation or dread,
of the greater part et their i 5,....

Great efforts are being mule at the imperial
Academy of Muds to prepare the opera by Prince Ernest of
Sins Coburg Getba—Banta CAUre—by the tim• of the
visit of Quo* Irleteria and the Priam Consort to Paris.
The following extract front a letter from one of
the 'Steen of the Inroads relates to the brave Captain
Lyons :—" Moravia, Jane 25.—Oar beau captain is no
more. Hie wound was mortal, sad he died au Saturday
night. C— was with him the whole time, sad 8— says his
death was worthy of his life. He forgot nothing, sealing
menages to each of as individaally, sad arranging AT the
manna trifles. He said to C—, I die as la aortal* of a
man-et-war ought to die.' The navy has lost its greatest
mammal ; and we have lesl ISO wbs, to as, was more this
a friend. He was so Mane, se put, so geed, sad es
amialtie, that we all loud Wm mei _mars ties we Maw.
We bob. !Apia Ideadeg masa Ihe II Jam wish
efl Ravel bansma Omni edges& el h* rook eargea
Mr femoral. The heed of Ger diundmad, i
shot sway elm* at tbe sante moron that court"
ia.oep=
wastrel Ida death mewed."
The Ositmel at the 44th Regiment rapmdk the
death el Omen& Agal et mesas remised beim islisougel
ea Os Aida *pr. el rag regime; Iris
amerely weeded la the mask sad diell a lbw Man Ara:
wards. rem blew, both his legs were maid off by a mend
shot. The iireles his bete most gallant May and a% Mc
bream ell%aa maimed famesite." Another Mon
=NI mmelf hem Ihe ana Wpm, go
gym them es Wm a brach sod that all Gi-
mbel awn math la antics es thag had y liked
Ws"
London, England, 1855-07-12

CHISWICK JULY FETE.

Yesterday the third exhibition for the season took
place in the well-known old grounds, and with the usual
accompanying treats of fine music and the privilege of
visiting the delightful grounds of the Duke of Devonshire.
The day, however, was one of the most unfortunate in the
annals of the society; the rain demanded in torrents from a
very early hour, so muck so that the proverbial wetness of a
" Chiswick" day was outdone. As a matter of course, the
company was very small, and the magnificent fruits, the
fragrant flowers, and the other interesting and beautiful
objects displayed their various chums in vain. This is to
be regretted exceedingly, as the society have made many
and persevering efforts to provide gratifications for their
patrons.

The society had resolved to give precedence to fruit over
other objects on this occasion, and invite a grind display of
the best that could be produced in this branch of horticul-
tural produce. The specimens were magnificent and
extraordinary. The pineapples were in regimental line.;
the grapes in dishes, boxes, and baskets; the lines of
peaches and nectarines, cherries and strawberries seemed
ell but interminable; and altogether it was on, of the
detest and largest exhibitioaa of fruit ever witnessed in the
metropolis.
London, England, 1855-05-29

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTY.
Jane Dalrymple, from this port foe Vigo, hes put into
Holyhead very leaky.—Livervol, Kay 28.

larennvoot SHIPS AT FORMIC FORM—Gram at
Genoa; Hector, at Cantata ; Fame, at fielvoet ; Mary Hale,
I.,intbard, America, Magistrate, Northern Belle, Brandy-
wine, and Samuel Due num at New Orleans; Black
Drilla", at Portend ; F. W. Prime, at Baltimore; Vii Ge.
kroedirs, at Leghorn ; Aurora, and Oreste, at Trieste ;
Ch Oak, Consul, and Ocean Hover, at S h;
Artt at and Bertha, at Venice; Martha's Vineyard, *no
Harriet Francis, at Charleston ; John Bright, Yorkshire,
Australia. J. L. Bogart, New Hampshire, and Great West-
in], at New York ; Pomphylia, at Eattport ; Western
Empire, at Easton ; St ant King (for New Orleans), off,
and the Isaacs Pride of Canaria, at Quebec;t
America, at
Montreal; Iris, and Paquette de Hamburg', a Havanna.
London, England, 1855-05-29

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci.

The railweysiareMtirket tittiayis firm, at the
closing quotations of yesterday. Booth-Easteras are
rather better, at 181 to 1; and Caledonians, at 32 to
1. London and North-Western stock is quoted 101
to 1; Great Wtstern, 671 to 681 ; Midland, 721 to
73; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 791 to 801; and Great
Northerm, 23 to 1.
French shares have rises considerably.
London, England, 1855-05-29

THIS DAY.—Two o'Cloce.

The English stock market to-day shows renewed
firmness, and prices are quoted at present I.
per cent. higher than they clo-e1 yesterday. Console
have ranged between 914 and 924, and are now quoted
921 tol for money and to-morrow, and 921 tor the
10th July. The Three per Centel. R-duced have been
dealt in at 91 to 911; the New Three per
Ceuta., at 911 to 92 ; Bonk Stock, at 2081 to 2091;
India Stock, at 234; the New 30 yi ars' Annuities at
161 and 1611-16; the March Exchequer Bills at 16e.
, to 19s. prem.; do., June, at 64. to 9s. prem.; and
' lodia Bonds at 193. plem. The omnium is quoted
4 to 41 prem.
In the foreign stock market, Turkish wee first
marked 80, and has since risen to 811 to Mexican
is quoted 21: to 221; Spanish Deterred Three per
Cetus., 18! to 1; and Russian Five per Cents., 98
to 100. Dutch F,.ur per Cent. Certificates have
been dealt in at 641 to 641; ditto Four per Cent.
Certificates at 93 to 933; Spanish Old Three per
Cents. 38 to 381; Sirdietau at 8% to 88: ; Russian
Four-and-a-Halt per Cents. at 891; Brazilian Old
Five per Cent. Smoll Bond., at 991; ditto Five per
Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 99 ; ditto Four-and-a-Halt
pee Cents., 95i.

MINES.

MONDAY EVENING.

The demand for good dividend wining stocks con-
tinues, mid we have still to notice that buyers pre-
ponderste. The inquiries are chiefly for shares in
South Basset, South Wheal Frances, South To!gas,
Bedford United, North Basset, West Bsseet, Gsna-
mena, West Frances. South Garras, St. llsy United,
Vale of Towy, and South Bedford.
The gold minin=g shares are steady.
Santiago and So nit Australian mining shares were
better, and United Mexican ti Ater.

THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx.
The gold mining shares to-day are quiet. Agna
Fria and Great Nugget Vein chart s ate quo•ed to :;
Colonial Gold. 3to and Nouveau Monde, kto Z.
The Atu.tralian Laud Companies shares are steady,
The h.nglish and Austruli al Copper Company's
share. have been dealt in at 1; ; G. neral Mining at
16; Linares II shares at 2 prem.; Pontgibaud at 15i
South Australian Mining at die.; and United
Mexican at 51.

Tub HUDDEktaIIELU Ye'attune FUND. The
treasurer's account 01 our local pain o.c fund is now eloi.a.
Toe tottl amount on the Wok.; is 4,941. 18.. 64. Dirdnct-
ing • small suns not exposit** to be retched, 1801., expepsiq , .--
of collection, 61c., and 4,0001. r-mitre 1 to the.c.aittal teeth!. , .•
Examer
them mansion a balance of 7631. 9s. 7d. A one* a Skit. .4 Co'
eesassitto. takes place next Wednesday. to d ! ..' rp
1: disponi of this 41aaco.—.R .7w+ I
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London, England, 1855-05-29

GREAT ACTIVITY AT MALTA.

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MALTA. Mar 23.
We appear to be more active here than usual in
forwarding reinforcements and ammunition to the
Rut. Throughout the last week we have had a
rapid succession of vessels with all sorts of warlike
stores from England and France, which have, after
receiving refreshments, pushed on to the East.
Yesterday our harbour was quite like a fair. The
Niagara, with Piedmontess troops; several large
steamers with French troops; tte Candle, Resolute,
and Alma, with Engli.h troops; besides some dozen
other large steamers. In the midst of these the 72nd
Highlanders were embarking on board the Alma, and
several drafts of regiments; and a pretty noise they
raised. Stich cheering of French, Piedmont..., and
English; all the Maltese and English bands playing
the while.
The Resolute landed about 150 soldiers here for
the depot, and embarked about the same number,
and proceeded yesterday, as did the Cendia.
The 72nd is a remarkably fine regiment, and daring
their stay in Malta have rendered themselves very
Isseular with the inhabitants, who deeply regret their
departure.
They steamed off this morning in the
Alma; the, Arabia, also, with French troops. The
latter vessel, while at Marseilles, embarked 303
banes in five hours, and the officers speak in the
highest terms of the excellent arrangements made by
the French authorities.
The passengers by the Candice complain sadly of
their food. This is something remarkable, for the
Petiolate, and Oriental Company generally feed re-
markably well all that go by their vessels. Those
by the Resolute, government vessel, speak highly of
the arrangements; it is something to be remarked
teat the government receive praise.
Thus Hinsaleya loaves this day for Gibraltar. The
Bishop of Gibraltar takes a passage in her. She goes
to bring up mules and horses for the Crimes; they
Itlll°PPear sadly deficient in the means of land
sapsge.
. We have just had a melancholy affair here,
which has ended in the death of Mr. Goodenough.
London, England, 1855-05-29

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 29, 1855.

NAV.AL AND MILITARY.

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Moxnai ET/011316.
The railway share market today showed more
activity and decided buoyancy. Prices experienced
a general advance, varying in most cases from i to
per cent. Midland stock is particularly in demand,
oa provincial orders. Generally the supply of stock
continues limited. The market closed firmly at the
advance.
London, England, 1855-05-29

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MAT 28.

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A violent thunderstorm, accompanied by torrents
of rain, broke over this city about eight o'clock oa
Saturday evening. It continued for about half an
hour, during which time the wind veered to nearly
all the points of the campus.. All ••ur agricultural
reports continue favourable, and the whole country
is described as blooming with verdure.
Ths council of the Irish Tenant League adopted
on Saturday the following resolution expressing
their feeling on the tenant right measure now beton
parliament :
litsolved—That though we base, up to this time, re-
treated from 'twining en opini a upon the Tenants Com-
pensation Bill of Kr. Seneant She*, es being a compromi•e
of the tenant's cause cot authorised by the people of Ire-
land, we theless feel bound to enter our solemn pro-
test against the mockery of legislation upon the laud clues-
tioo, which the government, through the Chief Secret.'',
for Ireland, has proposed to witty through ;trimmest'; atio
we hereby declare our determination never to cease our
atitatient until a fell =ensure of tenant right shall have
been conceded to the Isemersuf Ireland.

The John Howard, of Bristol, from Liverpool to
Quebec, with 340 passengers, broke her wheel off
the Irish coast, and was towed into Kingstown Har-
bour for repairs yesterday. The Fortune, from
Liverpool to Hobart Town, is discharging her cargo
in Humdrum Bay, her passengers having been con-
veyed back to Liverpool to await other means of
transport to their destination. The Fortune lies per-
fectly upright on the strand.
About 200 acm of the Bog of Allen are on fire,
and the conflagration continues to advance,.
London, England, 1855-05-29

WHIT MONDAY.

HAYMARKET.
Instead of a dramatic novelty for the holidays. the
Haymarket management replaced an old (avant's, en its
Whitman boards, in the person of Miss Helen Fautdb—a
substitution of which the public certsinly will not oemplain.
Tne theatrical profession has too few members of the style
of art to which Miss Faseit—to call her still by her beat
known name—bulonge, cot to make her disappearance from
the stage a loss which would be sensibly felt by the
public. Her re-appearance, therefore, last night, in her
original character of Pauline, in the Lady of Lyons,
was heartily welcomed by a large house. Her musi-
cal voice, grace of person, digoity of manner, and breadth
of plosion threw around her impersonation of the heroine
every charm of which it was susceptible. Melton* was
impersonated by Mr. Barry Sullivan, who was decidedly
successful in the estimation of the audience, having bees
called before the curtain twice during the pl.y. though in
our judgment he " tore hit passion" too mach. We do
not know whether any " convsnitntia temputis " roduited
the manager to select the Lady of Lyons for representation,
but certainly there are few popular plays in which the right
of merit and the demerit of mere birth are more promi-
, neatly set forth. The elusions of that kind were aimed with
I avidity, and so loudly cheered by the sudieace that the
spectator might almost feney Limstll at an Administrative
I Reform meeting. The &lance of Comfort. and the Bar
market spring Meeting—old harouritta—concluded the even-
! iog's °mooniest.

ADELPLII.

or Mr. Webster, with Madame

Celeste, was honoured list evening by a large ;and well-
pleased audience. The moralist must be gratified to Ms-
terve that the domestic melodrama of Janet Prieto con-
tinuum secure the favour of a considerable portion of the
community. Madame Celeste, in the part 't Janet—houte-
keeper and good girl in the old watchmaker's family—con-
trived to be very amusing ; and the amorous importunities
of the let bey (Mr. Kurile') createu much mirth. Mr.
Webster carried through the part of the rascal father, to
Botany Bay and home again, with his usual discretion and
form. They were celled for and warmly applauded after
the play, which was followed by the fairy extravaganza
Mother timer.
London, England, 1855-05-29

STRAND.

The Whitson season at this little theatre was
opened with the &tenant&ln (in Englisb)—the first of •
aeries of operas to be produced under the management of
Miss Rebecca Imes. The event wee signalised by the abet
of two new singers—Mr. F. Paget, who appeared in the
character of Rudolph°, end burner Verini, rha appeared is
that of Rhino. Sig. Varini is gifted with a very agreeable
voice; but it would no doubt be susceptible of improvement
from assiduous cultiv►tion. Above all thing►, however, his
acting wants animation ; though, to be sure, as that fault
amid hereby be alleged against the Amine of the night
(Miss Isaacs), the aggregate perhaps lilt aetbieg to desire.
Mr. Paget sustained his character in en uopretistifiet bat
respectable manner. Miss Isaac., on whom (be chief burden
of the opera fell, sang her part with considerable teats, and
with her accustomed success. The choruses were very
nicely executed; and considering the necessarily limited
resources of this tiny troupe, the whole performance de-
served great credit. The opera was followed by two of the
stock farce of the house.
London, England, 1855-05-16

THE ARTISTS' FESTIVAL AT ROME.

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OP TEN DAILY MOWS.)
ROME, MAY 7.
The artists' annual festival took plane on fitaturdef.
the sth inst., at a picturesque spot in the Campagna,
overlooking the Tiber, called Castel Alit
Fidene. Omer Puha, his Satanic Majesty, Baku^
and other distinguished characters it the
masquerade, amongst black Sasso, war-
riors, and courtly cavaliers, a seism band et whom,
beaded by the president of the astival. met King
Louis of Bavaria at the confines of the Fidenate ter-
ritory, and escorted him from the Pont fklaro to the
festive some, where his Majesty, after having been
decorated with the artietical ribbon and order of the
messeiskees, or farthing, at under a great Chinese
missile, supported by the motley dignitaries of the
palate and Mini, witnessing, like a benevolent
pekrybetilias, the varied entertainments of donkey-
mains, jumping in sacks, riding at the ring, and
eking the asitarello, engaged in by the artists.
The royal pat ea of art left the ground amidst en-
Ibmiastio applause from his grateful votaries, and the
crowds of ffs and spectators tram lime fol-
lowed his example, leaving the kris meow
'pakten, plows, and wedge, to Mese thdrneeteedy
steps hemmer& ea all mete of esm oyensee. fires a
thoroughbred to an anew, when night pat an end
to their festivities.*

r non is amass the @mishit' watonooloor paintings
of K. Ond Insert, now on Mow in Polluall a biennial
and MaroModnio rogromatation of thin maul frolic of the
ornate M Zonno.—BD. D.N.]

THE RIGHT HON. T. F. KENNEDY.
London, England, 1855-05-16

THE TROUBLES IN LIME RUSSIA.

The fit. Petenbarg oonwspondent of La Preen
tap that the disorders hi Little Russia are being
Czar of Craco
compend by the w
has amosetio4 of the govceernment The
the intelligen. The first.
mentioned authority nywee the burdens of the
war, which, owing to the pograpitical position of
Little Ramis, fall with peculiar hardship upon
the peasants there, that canoed the rising. The
Again's++ Gala** ascribes iY to the imposition of new
taxes by the seigneurs. According to this journal,
the agitation in the Ukraile is not yet auppreemed.

FRANCE

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OP TIM DATLY N 11111.)

EXECUTION OF PIANORL

Pang, MONDAY EVINTNO.
Planed was guillotined at flye o'clock this morn-
ing, at the new place of execation, is front of the
prima of IA Roquette, war Pere la Chaise. Although
the morph* was wet and cold. and although. accord.
ing to laudable custom, ao public announcement of

the day of execution hid been made, a very large
umber of people were assembled. The spectators
were kept at a great &Owe from the guillotine by
a square of troops. There was a report yesterday
that an ameoplia of racers bad been arrested, but
I believe the story to be totally unfounded. Up to a
late hoer last night the authorities repeated to biro
an offer which has boa frequently ma= that his lite
should be spared if he would discover his on-
federates. His =sly sewer wee, that he
had no revelation to make. He was removed
lea night hoes the Ooncargerie to the La limiest=
prison. The AbbE Hugo= the chaplain, was with'
hits► dozing the night, to afford him spiritual sensola-
do= It is understood that bee:pressed same sort of
regret for what he had dew, bat hem his subsequent
tondo= it it probable that this regret Was general,
and referred to the laws of the church, which the
priest told hire he had offended, and not speoineolly
to the erase for which he wee to yam When the
hal Witte was made. Untied in a firm miss " Vl=
la Itepablique Pat the moment when the eateatioaer
threw over him the thick black von appropriated to
the lest isonsats of a perriaithata walkeilearefoot to
the esaffold with a firm step, and manta the ladder
*shoat a asommffs buffalo= When the veil wee
takes off, be bawl =hely round upon the crowd,
sad at the mom Ass the inseationer audit= as-
sistants seasd him, to Wallies to the plank, he cried
" Vim Maas! • A .east after the kah fell, and
all poi mit. The .crowd divined is ensues
Pima requested that his wash might be sat to
his relatives.

I Isom by a private letter boos Turin of the 11th,
written by an Arial pereonsge,that on the preceding
day the manna opposed to M. Des AcabroisandCol-
lope's aseendrosat had a private adios. The via.
jority in farrier el that amendment hes isetiretroyed
in their minds all hope of seeing the law rejected.
They allealete with a good deal of eon-
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London, England, 1855-05-16

Mr. JULIES eupipreed the mottos, eityreethty hie ap•
petal of the iffloaillie 411 the bill.
Leave gins.
JUBTIONB Ot TEE PEACE QUALIFICATION BILL.
Mr. CO'LPITE -moved far leave to Wag is this bill,
the object of whin wee, he said, to allow el 3001. • year
-pommel peoperty bang ea eqainleat to the 1001. reel
-property whin at praise lensed she qsaliAnnts her a-
Janne of the pee.,.
Leave Elva._ _ _

_ SPIRIT, &a DUTIES (EXCISE) BILL.
After se elijectio• Iran Admiral Jowls,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that
the intention of the bill wail that the whole duty should be
=at the plass et delivery, whether in England or Ire.
The right bon. gentleman brought up a dame to provide
somodienly.
The amesihmat was made, end the bill read a third time,
sad passed.
SEWERS (HOUSE DRAINAGE) BILL.
This bill was read • third thus sad passed.
The miser orden of the day were then disposed of, and
the home adjourned at a quarter to ll o'clock.
London, England, 1855-07-24

YE. =CHI AND TEE REPRESENTATION CPI

IIALDON.

Mr. Mechi has issued the following:—
' " TO mu amorous or me soaocort or MALDos.
Gestlemee,—On my :stun from Paris, when I bare
bela far wars' weeks occepied by my dation as British
jiver for the French Bahlbitism, my emetics has boss
seed to a.. addrem to you by Mr. LennortL
" I hope that gentleman will admit that I have a what
light to offer myself ea a esedidate, sad that you have
Y pad right to diet me, if you think me worthy of that
beam.
London, England, 1855-07-24

CHURCH RATES.

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b--.
Lord R. CECIL asked the boo. baronet the member for
the Tower Hamlets whether it was his intention to proceed
with the Church Rate Bill. whieb stood for to-taorro tt, ad-
verting to the feet that after that day no bill from the Com-
mons would be rewired by ths Lords.

Elie W. CLAY—It is my intention to proceed with the
bill. (Rear, bear.)

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS.
Mr. T. MITCHELL asked the First Lord of the Treasury
whether, ander existing circumstances, it was the intention of
the government to introduce this session a bill for the pur-
pose of repealing the set of 1782, which disqualified certain
oontraoton from sitting in parliament, and rendered them
liable to heavy penalties in the event of their doing so ?
Lord PALMERSTON said he bad been informed that the

coWaitt;e7";;Veit Witirias7siesTi.
ler wma tamed, had reported that nothing bad mrbss is to
to resew as altentio• is the law seessmary. IJatil that
report sheald be is the kends of boa. umbers, so step
would of muse be takes ; bet sader any circumstance', it
was sot the fatalities of goverausat to touch the question
this swim

THE EXHIBITION OF 1861.
Mr. SPOONER wished to pot a question to the Vico-
President of the Board of Trade as to the manner in which
the sum of 160,0001., surplus from the Exhibition of 1861,
and the sum of 175,6001., grained by parliament for Kan-
'Mites-ion National Gallery, had twee invested or other-
wise disposed of, and what interest it produced
Mr. WILSON said, that, with regard to the 175,6001.
arid the 160,0001., it had all been expended he the pur-
chase of property at Kenslagton. A gnat patios of it
had bees small, paid, sad the remalader wee located to
exebegner bills pending the exerntiost of the deeds. The
25,6001. voted last year far the purpose of a mull interven-
ing wedge of lead still remised, the rushee* not having
as yet been completed. The upon of the royal commis-
siva would be shortly laid on the table.
London, England, 1855-07-23

DEPARTURE OF THE RING OF THE
BELGIANS.

(EIT SLICTRIC TILL

PORTSMOUTH, MONDAY MoaNix°.

The King of the Belgians arrived here from
Osborne this morning. He landed at the Dockyard at
eleven o'clock, and proceeded by rail to D wee. Her
Majesty and Prince Albert accompanied his Majesty to
Portsmouth, and then retarned to Osborne.

The Countess de Persigny gives her first assembly
at Albert-gate House, oa Wedoesdly.

The Duke and Duchess of Bedford purpose leaving
Badeleigh Cottage at the dose of the easitiog week.

The Marquis of Northampton hu lift town for
Castle Ashby, his seat in Northamptonshire.

The Earl Fitzwilliam and the Ladies Wentworth
Fits+Atista have arrived at Wentworth Home, Ycriuh're,
from Mortimer Homo, for the season.

The Earl of Yarborough is still unable to attend
te his parliamentary duties, in consequence of his osstinued
tadtspeeition.

Sir Charles Wood has issued cards for a grand
dinner, at his official residence, on Wednesday neat. On
Thursday Sir Charles will hold his last levee for the mama,
at the Admiralty.

On Friday the Viscountess Downe, and on Batur-
dsy the Vumsoustess Malden, gave birth to daughters.
The Marchioness of Westminster had a reception
on Satardsy afternoon, at arosvenor House. About 1,000
Invitations were bleed.

It will be seen front the closing paragraph in the
wpm from our Crimea correspondent that General Simp•
sea is suffering from in attack of the goat.
London, England, 1855-07-23

T. I LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
NUM TIM NAM& 011 TIM NOLL%
PROLIB P. WHATXAN.
His Honour gave judgment in this rase, which was a suit
for the spyeiflo performance of an agreement. Plaintiff had'
given a point and several proseifsory note, with defendant
as his surety, to the treasurer of a buildieg society, to secure
the re-payment of 1601, advanced to the defendant. To
indemnify him defendant deposited with him the
title-
deeds of some eopyhold property, and, as alleged by plaintiff,
speed to give him a further security by way of mortgage.
In pursuant* of this agreement defendant was ogled upon to
gamuts a mortgage-deed, which he refused to do, and
thereupon plaintiff filed this bill to compel him. His Honoure
said he did not think plaintiff was entitled to a deed of morn
gage, but he was entitled to a memorandum in writing,
stating the purpose for which the deeds were deposited,
which would constitute as equitable mortgage, and he
should make a declaration accordingly. He thought it
unfortunate that the case had been brought into court
at all, and he should give no costs on either aide.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.
rerrnitrrao ROBBERY.
Thomas Richards, a yonog man, was charged with
attempting to rob Col. Charles Tyrwhitt, of his watch, tte.
The prosecutor stated that he was leaving the Royal Ita-
lian Opera on Satorday night, or rathor Sunday morning,
and while waiting under the piens in Covent-garden, felt a
tug at his coat-pocket, 1 which he had placed his opera-
glass. The neat minute be felt a hand at his fob, and seeiog
the primmer in the act of withdrawing his head, he seised
him by the collar, and laded him over to a police-constable.
Re at first denied the offence imputed to him, bat after•
wards implored forgiveness—not for his own sake, he slid.
bat for the sake of his mother, who was dependant upon the
produce of his labour,.
Brown, police-offloer 9 A, deposed to having apprehended
the prisoner, who tried to escape by tripping him up on his
way to the station in Bow-street.
The prisoner denied that he bad any felonious intention
in toaebing the gentleman's pocket. It was quite accidental.
Mr. Rail commuted him for trial.
London, England, 1855-07-23

HEREFORD MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

The " Meeting of the Three Choirs" takes place this
year at Hereford. It will be held on Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, and Friday, tle 21st, 22ad, 23rd, and 24th
M August. The principal vocal putonnen are Madame
Grid, Madame Clara Morello, Madame Wrier, Miss Moss,
Mile ailby, Mr. B.nas Reeves, Signor Mario, Mr. Montem
Smith, Mr Busby, sad Mr. Weiss. The organist is Mr.
Amon ; Mr. Due presides at the pianoforte, and Mr.
Townshend Smith is the g 1 conductor. The instrn-
mantel band is composed of the most eminent metropolitan
performers, and the choral band hu been selected from the
throe choirs and choral societies if Hereford, Gloucester, and
Worcester. The morning pertrannees at the Cathedral
will include Mendelsohn's Rib.s4 and Brous of Praiso.
Spohr's Chrsatian'a Fraser, tart's Twelfth Service, and
Handel's Merril/4. The evening concerts of miscellaneous
'Buie will be at the Shire-hall, as nasal.
London, England, 1855-07-23

IMPERIAL P.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.)
The Sriunan timk the chair at 10 minutia put 12.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
The Lords' amendments on the following bills were agreed
M,—Beres Valley Railway, Somerset Central Railway,
sad Torquay Mamie% Coombe* Bill.
The following bills gamed a scoond reeding :—Hadow's
Thyme Bill; Jones's Divorce Bill ; Merton College Ettate
gill; sid Sumner's Divorce Bill.
NEW WRIT.

Os the motion of Mr. HATTER, anew writ was ordered
for Seathwerk ; Sir W. Moltsworth having accepted the
dim of one of Her ?Adepts's principal Secretaries of State.
NUISANCES REMOVAL AMENDMENT BILL.
This bill passed a third reading.
Several verbal amendments to various clauses were them
brought up by Mr. Micazu., Mr. HZXLIT, and Mr.
CIII.DI.
Oa clause 45,
Mr. CHILDS moved that a proviso be Warted after the
disuse, to the effect that the act should not extend to the
easiest working of trades, or interfere with the working
daises our the smelting of ores and minerels.
Mr. DILLWYN supported the amendment, believing
ebse by not excluding mining operations from the bill, they
would end the best interests of the country.
Mr. lIIIN'f Z else supported the amendeneat.
Sir B. HALL contended that the clause could not prove
isjorieus to mining operations unless such were eloped,
proved to be " a nuisance."
Alter some remarks from Mr. WILILINSON, Lord IL
OKOSVINOR, aad Mr. AraLIT PILLATT, the holm
divided, and there appeased—
For the prinimi
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