... BY MAGNETIC'AND ELECTRIC- ?? S . s~fSL- I :PBS. ?? ENGLISU FUNDS-7YEsTEnDAY.. LONDON 3FUNs-STOCK AND 'HARE MAUKU.- The English Funds exhibited. unuseual steadiness of tone, and show a slight recorvery. In raiwasys5 land, bank, end foreign stocka busineis vqry limited, and prices 8bpw no mnatdri4l alteration. lSeicns, 21j, 388; Peruviaus, 70 2; Ditto,4 60; Russian. 99 101; Ditto 89 91; Turkish ...

... se I- The Peninsnlar and Oriental Company's steam-ship le Tagye, Captain J. K. Joy, with the heavy, perion of the Eart India and China mail, in charge of Lieutenant it Bolton, R.N., Admiralty Agent, arrived on Saturday I morning at ten o'clock. Her passenger list comprised ot 44 first olass, 14 second ditto, 21 children, and 26 deck- Is total 105. The freight of the liagus consisted of one id ...

... Wh+l. wo rt J (From the TWmes' CorresPoadent). BERLIN, MAnaE 30: Several North German papers favoured with Russian inspiration state that the arrival of Prince G-ortsechakof in the Crimea is to be almost immediately followed by an enterprise of some mgnitude to bo eaxecuted against' the allies under his personal leading. Yenikals and Rertch are being fortified on an exteisive sbale, the re, ...

... TUE BALOTC FLEET. eas e The Biti Fleet under 'tlie ~'comnaiaod of Rear ti J ?? Dundas, 6.., with: his flag, pro otem.i the I tit wa Nie 1 screw, Captain Mandy, sailed from the ions th rues.- at ix'clock On Monday morning, for the Baltic, the G bdown,- NV'll leading the van, ~an the other ships following int toe was two'linesf. in t Ornl the A letter . from .Elsinore, of the 8rd instant, sy - T ...

... THE SIEGE AND COUNTERSIEPE. ILy i1n2rr7a (From the Bxotimier.) The troops in the Crimea have recovered healtbh ircagth, and spirits. So far all is wells-but there is' 0rthiag more satisfactory to be said. Experiencing the usual effect of hope deferred, we are sick of hearing of -he progress of the siege ; the boasted progress being g ke cthe progress ofthe bind wheel in the race with the lre ...

... ?? Commander-in-Chief, has issued a memoraduml sevrel cesurngtwoensgnsof he30th Reimenst forinsltig, n aver' ifamus ?? it Flkur, o th 50h Reimet. he flloingis the sHorne Guards, Mrh 23. 0 It appears that on the 1st of Mareh Ensigns Sanders le an1d Neville, of the 30th Regiment,-broke in thos door of d Ensign Falkner, 50th Regiment, pulled him out of bed, is. compelled him to go into the room ...

... Ticket of leave convicts are persona whose position M :0the public have too much reason to contemplate with a usa considerable amount of uneasy 'apprehension. It may ce he perplex 'ing to find ont a satisfactory manner of dis- i h posing of oicr criminal population ; but it is a pressing Su ,y necessity that the peaceable subjects of Her Majesty be o saved from the violence to which they are ...

... SOUTHAXPTON7 SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1865. ley ?? ( The steam-ship Modrid, of the Peninsular and 00 Oriental Company, Captain N. Cook, arrived on the ced morning of Saturday, the 14th instant, from the Penin- in sula, with the usual mails, in charge of Lieut. Griffiths, .st- t.x., Admiralty Agent. She brought hoare a few pas- til- sengprs, and her cargo consisted of two packages of WS, specie, ...

... THE IMPERIAL WIST- TO THE CITY I 3! ON-THURSDAY. ; I . .. I. I 1: ' ?? ?? i (CoN1INUD ?? 0'u1 SurplMttT.] Teb visit of tie. Emperor 'apoleoaa III. 'atd thl Empress Eugenio wtill e in event Iong ri*enm hreid in- the history of the English -and French 'ntion' Grtat. as was the enthusiasm which greeted their Imperial' Maj sties on th ir arrival and passing 'tArough the me- tropolis on Monday, it ...

... TFIB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1856. Lord JOnN RUSSELL'S explanations on the subject of his proceedings at Vienna are anticipated with an interest scarcely warranted by their pro- bable importance. Drowning men clutch at straws. A Minister sinking rapidly in public esti- matiou may hope to gain a day's respite, from a diversion on a subject as to which all sensible men ...

... VliST of the EMIPEROR and EMPRESS of the FREX.CH to the CRYS2tAL PALACEN. The proposed visit of the Emperor and Empress of the French to the Crystal Palace will take place upon Friday, and not Thursday, as incorrectly announced by our conutull' poraries. Sir G. Grey and Colonel Phipps have for some days past been in constant comnmunication with Sir Joseph Pax. ton and the directors with ...

... e [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] e BERLIN, Arnh 3. From Wednesday (to-morrow) it is understood that the French Minister for Foreign Affairs is ex- r pected at Vienna; and it has been said that he will stop at Berlin also for a few days; bat we tknow nothing here of any such intended halt. It is said that the presence of M. Drouyn de Lbuys at Vienna is required as a counterpoise to the too ...