The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-27 00:00:00

rat tog being one-tenth of the distance beyond. Tim b an were extremely thick, especially the insid . • oyes, and the height from the window to the level of the ditch wu 30 yards—l myself measured it with a string. "I could not work at night, because the noise of the saws, though very slight, would have been beard by the sentioi I, who, wrier the half-past nine o'clock visit, came every fire minutes to the door. I waked therefore in to a day-time, and toy ear had become so accustom. ti to the step of the sentinel that bi face he opened the door I always contrived to get down and put my chair in its vire, and sometimes I would be walking up and down ramming. I eto rer.d over the marks of my work with buck-powder mixed with black wax and bread. By thus working in the daytime in the intervals of the visite, in 94 days I had cut away seven of the outside ban sad one of the ioside use, where they were fixed late the wall, and from the wall I had extracted eight bricks, which I hid in the straw of my mattress. As for the cord, I had thought of that before. On the lei of February I kept hack, without their knowing, the sheets that I ought to have sent away to the Tull, and on the lot of March I kept back the towels, which were as wide as the sheets and a little longer, end by cutting these into strips I was able, en the 27th of March, to make my cord, fasten ing it with sailor', knot.. I let it down into the ditch to try its length, and found it MS longer than necessary. The 28. h and 29. h I pawed in great tear of discovery, being more than maselly Ise reecuted by the attentions of the sentinel, so that I could not attempt my escape. I therefore pretended during tease two days to be ill, and did not rise from my bed, foe fear they might chance to examine my straw mattress. They had ceased, in my ease, to ex amine the ban. At halt-pest nine on the evening of the 29th, at the usual visit from the eapo eestode, I pretended to be asleep; but the moment they were gone, and while they were going the round of the other visits, sod so making some noise, I rapidly re- moved the iron bare I bad cut—made up two little bundles of necemery clothing—fastened the cord to one of the remaining bars—let it down all its length —hid the bare I had removed in the straw, and then ley still again tall the second visit, at half past one. I again pretended to be asleep, and the instant they were gone I rose, and quite ca'mly_ prooseeted to let myself down by toe end. When within 6 feet from the grouted 1 fait I could no longer sustain myself. I looked at the depth below me, sod let myself drop. A sort of croon (WOO over me. I however moistened my mouth with an orange I had bad the precaution to have upon se, and lay for some moments quiet. to recover myself. I then dressed myself, and wan dered round and round the awl,, seeking some means to get out of the ditch, but I had so hurt sy toot in the fall that I could 'namely walk. I hoped to tempo from the ditch into the lake, but the **- trance to the lake wee barred by • grating. I then endeavoured, with the bets) of two nails, to seals the wall of the ditch. about 6 feet high, and had almost retched the top when the toot 1 had hurt failed me, and I fell to the bottom. Fortunately there had lately been a little water in the ditch, and the soft mod prevented the matinela heath, the Donis of my fall. I remained there in the dread of being retaken till 6 in the seeping, when the city gates were opened, and then some people went by. I called to them, saying that the night before I bad been drunk and fallen into the ditch, sad begged them to help me oat. Some refused, but at last some holder ones helped se, and I was dragged out with such difficulty, as I could scarcely help my self. My hands were cut in many places. I was very lame, sad covered with the mud of the ditch above the waist, yet in that condition I had to WOOD the bridge within gunshot of the castle. What happened after that I must not tell. In eight days I wee in Switzerland, and able for the first time to attend to ny toot. What the Austrians would have done Of given to get me again yogi:an imagine. Police circular fol:owed circular, sod telegraphic despatch followed telegraphic despatch. All letters were iodiscrinsi lately stopped sod opined at the pat-office, and per quisitioos made in eerily part of Mantua, but this did not prevent the citizens from oyeoly rejoicing over ny escape. We shall now *one meet. "May 20,1x;36. " FELICE ORSINI." INDIA. The second edition of the Times contains the sum- Eery of Indian news gives by the Bombay Times, of April 29, received in antimpatioo of the Overland Mail. There is no political Dews. On the 6th od 7th instant a etweemion of shocks of earthquake was experienced over nearly the whole of the Ponjaub, and ao oa to Simla ; the mischief occasioned by them dora clot seem to have been at all considerable. _ _ Ms King of Oude has got u far as Biome, on his way to England, in quest of the redress of hie wrongs. " lo the market (says the Bombay Tirnes)busioese is imports is dull and priors are di riming. Exports are quiet, and prier s of cotton steady, with a fair amount of transactions going forward to Cilia& " Freights are firm, and looking up• " Exchange is declining rapidly, our money market being easier, with 'alight improvemirot in all deeerip tions of atrocities." NATAL AND MILITARY. MALTA, KaT 11. There has bent ono* • np*.asentr a* Athens with the tte Bement. es the 13 , b. *tow led sews trend. On Tinkled ywe teat away, with Brif•dier.Orseral Wd ter. , Meer leery alktati neretery), Conic itnt•one, Major tntyiy, sad Penn Winn et e, to Impure ino tie new twin aad win tall pears to Me NOM The 11. w la. tans the d pets at the Ird, 461 h, and 63th te Oen, The Robert Loire brought the .7th In es the t eon Thai wen Anted the nee day late the Vittun, sad proceeded on te Cent. Oa thug Uth, the Ontiose breeett the lot Drage . n, mad mended es themes belt to tediand. The top with the nod sled Ord Beekneete, Iter Omens, le end to be frowns, ind en le be lh the arm web; bet Ibis stens nemeses hen me en gannet end wins a nen On Its 14th ths *nets, with the ith Carboni,. an yen el the Ith„ . 0 111 6 40 osen, see p t henes, heft t 4: lashed• esd the Colman, with the Neal Lesenedre Pen* teen Cnbaleits bet bens erg Medea. tee eeneen ins Lend ben. The barnee M t needed e4h suanne sad rem ensiles Is bone 61 . nen hen to their desthwete.. The RW y l y Consume. twßie sed by this tine eel be at Cara Thew mat am In the copsrabor, the Adelaide hue, broken seen Bee Illeners skip heed* hes tanned teen Oltontar. Ulm Intim leaks weIL We hare Glen, Ihedleles, Twin* _hoe* sag Intel sums, is the port. end noes c 4 ee Ittenen di Pr. mel their now an wane Nset ser day 61• This are le tem men the boa. eed the teens donate son ernen Oren the et aprka. ten et Beery. h thei maws Is spool The Oren wooers Is In. the Medway see= esetlng Is, led the &yet Wiwi @aides nand elf the port ASSISALTT, KAT Si—artolwritiorm—Ceowder "7 (' ,35 ). lo the Tway, 4, pettile.whest Nur verel, et 330-bore power. at Wenartelt. Maser. J. Today (tW, to the "Jaz, ram ran eldp, of W here power. et Pat ea atk ; J. Ware (/M). to Ur Istraid, mew arm gas rt.tel. of Mbar raw, at Wooled*: sad A.J. V * 4l4 I 1 444). to Ur Mgr, 14, Mow item atop, of 400.1kede peer. terateramira Berra swear 11. Iklemiss m Me Alshirs, 10. eleet , et arearreSerrese W. A. Terser int 1), tot Del D 777 t 1 1`ialig. ISM aim eler, of /whore power, at Parterarth; awl W. T. Orr (1414 is the 'kaisers, Te. lei gip Math Astern aY Weal Ws NEUSS AlidiVailk IL► IP 44 % 18 69 1 veer errs Irlume. et illS•harer power al I_WA. Hawry MK keener .lien ei Illeherie prom rerreseirth. _AitZteeterat swarm J. ite the Alen IS, ewer 'sew el 13*.her.• serer. Ilerrwriters alstles; • Jetarsis, ie the are, It . rerew ram dap, et it .001 W. al PertilWeib ;a. eth the Seer IN, slew run Ai at 4 *h eir rww. Ibiersor W. aa4 P. te the Ira R aratasiChrk N. 11. Otiater, le the Straits, RINSIAN SPotLe AT PAIIB.-Bwelle works of art lesseht et jr fplees of victory frees Setre"rapid have just ben pled on the terra,' of the Tuileries borderiag the Meer. 'limy eye unspotted of too saltiest', in eterhie, ale vet. sad the pediment et a hsildisi, the oats, of which if 6 rata by the dosble heeded eagle • shad es as •i/lbt eat, I.ft as ;rose et ships sad *seal lo•trsesais. Th. two softies., ere p'er.4 ea the rata sad left of the eat 4 4 41 r of the Ometiery. and the pa/inset, sospess4 ..prat piece% lire et about the middle of the meth Met. A chairs was brought against maw ma of the keret Artsli.r, is Limerick os lindey of aoskise a Zama Sallioliceerflansialf sad of dreriart twit see of that ramp With a mei" imitsties use mitre. • geed deal of near- Slat was t rani on the cees.ios. Bed • v oi ntag lgtttp port am blow i• ob. be/radio, when the eiresoutassue wars retwfsetoroly expl.iaed. The ass mere. it Sall••••, sell small's thee *ilea whitest he ellattert re'emeics JO say religiose cir-w or, or the hurt anisettes is afire mere In say es., sad it. Rome. estholie erntalmsa vebe yes Pena! •t th• iatieiry aspriyed yinkedy suallied With its eak Mastless. TRIAL OF WILLIAM PALMER. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TWELFTH DAY. CONTINUATION OF THY ['MIMING UP. - - -- - The opening of the court this toornieg preempted the same eatraordleary geese of eseitemest which was witasmed yesterday. The smut was Ailed immediately after the opening of the dons, sad Om:wiliest the day kW the OW Bailey vas threaded with mutes sallow to Mora the prcgrese of the swim up, or to obtain Mias mas We the seen. The prima ereahl --. bited so narked change in bie appear wee. Ocemismily he 'tensed with attention to Lord Campbell's charts, sad road notes to hie mussel, bet for the meet pert there woo matt of entreat indifference is hie demeanour. The Lord Chiefiestice, Baron Aidereus, sad Mr. Jetties Cmewell took their seats on the beech at tea o'clock. His lordship commenced this morning by observing, that at the adjournment yesterday evening, be had laid before the jury all the evidence for the prosecution, and eartaialy this evidence preemies( • serious car elitism the prisoner. It appeared that la the middle of N .vember Met the prisoner wee Involved is pseanlury difficaltiea of a most formidable Mareeter, and from which he could not liars possibly agit ated himself without the most eatmordiauy moms. At this period the primmer amempanied the demand to Shrewsbury races, when the detoured won a large sum ad mosey, and where, it wee alleged, the prisoner formed the desigs of getting pm 'Cm or the demand's property. Before and after the death, the prisoner took steps to collect all the mosey dies to the dec sewed, and resorted to a devise for earring 'he horse Polestar, which also had belemed to the dimmed. In bet, bed lb. Ostia of the prisoner, ea develop d is the deem, succeeded, he would hem become pwesseod 01 all the derseasers property; and hearse it could not be mild that he would have derived ao Mufti from the death of his friend, no, mold it be urged that the betimes of act vantages wee In favour of his wishing the deceased to live ; Mace there was • strong motive for the committal of the crime imputed to the prisoner, and with this Mootedge is tksir peemesioa It wee for the Jury to deletealm whether the symptoms of the deceased justiled the sowelosioa of the Meat& "vibrate fee tke proseentioa that death wee the result of pole "Mug by strychnine. It was tree that so strychnine had been found is the deemsed's elsemeb, but in point of law there was so amessity that it amid be found to justify the miviellesof the primmer, if then were other sad seldeint *video's te satisfy the minds of the jury that reek a poison had beea administered. Well, new, there were two biome/lie evidence when, bared al 'seniors, crychaine had been adiniaimered, and yet so trims of it could be found after death, while another portion of the evidence went to Mow that the bedy maid be so pre pared by antimony and similar deadly drugs as entirely to destroy all traces of strychnine after it had run its fatal course. Now, fa UM ease, there was the stroegeet proof that mammy mast have bean administered to the diseased immediately before death, and empliag that aims/tams with the madame of the medical sew who bad deseribed list the symptoms of the deauseed, and semadly the symptoms smelly obser vable Is stryohnla "Minim, it would be for the jury to say whether the prosecution bad sacomeet In briegieg the Marge of swim home to the prisoner. There were individual sets of Me ph/ war moved in sickles's whisb tie jury might very well 'made, is striving at uheir dos; eseelubm, such es the feet of his having parchneed or ob- Weed 'timbales bees two different personalist previously te the death ; the feet of his having attempted to bribe the poet-boy to upset the Jan, the fast of his having got the poetmastar to epee Dr. repleee Meer; sad betty, the feet of his bawls' tampered with the saes., to primers a media latish would have amounted to en acquittal rot the ebyge which was thee, ae am, hanging over his bead. Them were the main features of the case for the press/sties, sad, hackie duly weighed and otasidered them, it would be for the jury to say whether they breaght to their minds an Irreamtihle e*avietioa of the pleames guilt. Oa the ether bend, sew roue witnesses had bees abed for the defence, and it remained for him to go through their seldom" with the same can and mitoses with whisk he had goes over that of the proems ties. Like the 'video's of the prmication, the evidence fel the defame partook of a moral and imam* eltormilar. These who MA bees called to give the latter evidence were men of high beamr, of satiated integrity, sad profound seisatille knowledge, and It was only doe to them to say, that in coming there they appeared to have bees only "Muted by a detail, to speck the math, and to assist is the dee administration of justice. This evidence his lordrhip then proceeded to r. ad over, eimmeacieg with Dr. Nunneley. Commeatiag upon that gentlemaa's evi dence, his lordship obeseved that Dr. Nsaneley seemed to have displayed ea interest in the am whisk was not alto- ptherectmietent with the character of • witness. He diffSred very neck from some of the witticism 'remised for the miasmic's, particalarly in referees:* to rigidity hieing preload by at:yelping after death, sad it wield be for the jary 0 determine to which side they attached the most weight in these matters. The neat witness is order arse Dr. Herspath, a gentleman who had direeted mach attention to the operation of pitmans. His lordship baring read Dr. Herapath's evidence, observed that it dif fered from that of the promestion In a leading partittelar, isaemath as it went to abet that where death woe mew dosed by strychnine, its traces were always discernible is the body, bat on erceseamaination the wittier admitted that he had before expressod an opiates that Coen died of stryabalae. and that Dr. Tapia bad sot takes the proper mesas to dad it. Yawing to Dr. Letteby's seams Me lordmhip remarked, after readlog It, that the exeeptiose which is orom-ezamiaaties the (bettor allowed be bad met with in his eapcirlemee, of the elects sad symptoms of stsychaine, were ',Melva to seawalls* the sidelines in chief so far as it weal to rebut that of the promeatina. The seat aitaw was Dr. Gay, who spoke to Lotion sees • ova of idiopatbie mates, is sa omnibus c »doctor. Remarking epos this mil Ivies, h's lordship said it wee for the j try to say whither the neap. ems ia this wee seMeisetly ocereopuided with those of she der •ssed, to brim' the two MKS tato the saw aloe; bat it mast be emitted that there wee a differ.... is the symptoms, while there was e.ioag evidence on rowed, whisk welt to show that As doomed's ease wee neither inertial's nor idlopatble tetanus. The seat endear* was that of Mr. Rom, who leisured a ass when • man bad died from tetanus ladawd by sleets en the body; bat his lordship r minded the jury that, is the sew of the dowsed, there was no evilest. whatever that ho had suffered from tweeds or ewes of any • Speakieg of the evidowe of Dr. Wrightsou, who had diseevered strychnine is peveryicg blood sad doiemposed matter, and who bad gins as opi nion that strychaise sever decomposed, his lordship told the jary that the doctor, who was a mos at endoest meientille attaisessate awl satespeschahle bosear, W gloss bie evidence with becomieg sastioe. The doctor mimed to think that the poises, if admiaistered, *grit to have bees fogad, sad in deals( with this part of the sass the jury timid have to 'wider whelk's' it might mot have existed la this woe, sad yet have dolled the tats employed to the orise It. Raferriag to the milder, of Dr. Partridge, his lordship mid it was remarkable la this—that the symptoms of the doreesed did set strictly sonesp itd with those he should bare expected is the we of a death from stink slaw. )dim lordship moat read the evideoce of Dr. Gay, who spots to a saes of titans. ia a child of sight yeses of op, seperventeg from an Missy to the great Is., sot impressed Ma iodation that there woe so auk gy Weems that and tki. sae', while the wit nes, his lordship added, had declared It to be his be lief that snicks of teams* could always be trewable to tome eslltteral is... Ria lordship thee reed the linglby ',ideate of Dr. McDonald, of Idiabargh, who attributed the death of Cook to epilept;c soaritleiceis with totemic complissatitma,' siding that it was within' the nags of pro. bability that the sosealeteme la this saes before the fatal attack were the malt anvils) exeitememt. Rialordallip reminded the jury that this wee the Gel, witness who had given a positive opiates as to the cases cf death; the cause ho bad dieerlbed, sad it might, eeeocdiag to the witness, have swims host mental, moral, or mental enolisment. It was for the Joey to say whet weight they &Imbed to this tostimeny in the face of the ether mos et .reediesi ' , ideate loading to • diflviet avelselso. Ravin disposed of ether wiammem, W lordsldp suite seat la order to lb* OVidellell of Dr. Rleharilseo, who bad &earthed • romalabla saes of angina poserris, sad bed premouseed as opiates that the symptom to deseribed Is Cook's some pewouted a 'larder singseity to Ave of the strings owe refereed to. It wee for the jury to detonator) whether the diseased died hen se:Viso:of the sues dimes ; bat ea spownsimisatisa the iett;ese edaitted that the empties* le by eels night Mee veleltei f streihaise, but at the thew It emend Yes THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NAY 27, 1861. Wade of stryehalso were met le well aadmiteed es at the present day, or his would hate oestehed for it. Both hi that we N la Gales Nee the symptoms were, the vitas= said, mot iammehtsat wit► poWahg by strya►aiaa, sad that wee one of tha quakes the Jury had to &NM. Ravin reed Catherine Witsos aid Dr• Wrightsoa's widows, hie Jeraldp said this closed the moiled portion of the debase, sad perhaps this woad be the Amiss meat for as steamiest. The exert meordiagly adjoined ler Meaty minutes. Oo the Coen mommas, His Lordship cassia aid hie chime, revised, g the aviary re of the irksome for the defame who iserribed Coors health, sad dwelling at come Maga Noa the 'either* of Mr. Jeremiah limith. [When ear report left,Lerd Ceaphell was still edireedes *Om. Oar seeeed wales will probebly rentals the weelaidea el the trial SHARE LIST-THIS DAT. Two itOn. The railway share market to•day is dm s soa ad in a somber of cues a tendency towards issprovelient is still apparent. London sad North Western stock is better, at 109 to I, and Midland at 78 to Great Western is quoted WI to 1, sad Laacashir• and Yorkshire. 91} to I. The upward tendency is chiefly restrained by the approach of the settlement. OIDDIARY INIADMI AND ROOM may _ .11 P ISM tawny rim THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. calmvat .. NAVVIZS." James Reed's sadThoMes as were charged with the following diegnumfal cmdatt : Mr. Cooper, the proprietor of the Feathers, Demt•strest, Weetailaster, laid that a great mustier of "marries" reosatly retuned from the Crimea were paid yesterday at the Meeltsaies' lastitation, close to his hawse, and came there to drink. Defeadaate soddenly made their aypesrance, sad attempted to hopcse upon them, and dad's, 'hay cnld sot weetteed, issulted them in every possible way, and created a formidable riot. Penis Can, a policeman, said that the uproar mind bp the deloadaatoi was to post that it required lire ennobles to suppress it. Collin attempted to rjb the wanks, who won eelobeatiag the sitars of peace. Another mastabla Roved that Collins followed two pa- Memos, sad sadavonred to extort mammy from then. _ . - Mr. Payater Good Comas 405., sad eJsanttod kis for • Loath; Boodle 20e., or fourteen gays. WORSHIP-STREET. BURGLARY AT • • rafilealy-looking fellow, who gave tha we of George Mather, was charged beim Mr. D'Eyneourt, with burglariously Waring the Paul's Head publimboan, in Paulo street, Paestm, sad steal's, money, wearing apparel, sad other property. Poole, 182 0, deposed to limier, while as duty at 4 o'e'oelt this saorniag, observed a ladder raised spinet a window st the rear of the premises, and am matinely lookiag corer Ms wall, he sew the pima. r sear it busily employed peek ing some thing into a beg sod beeket—tho mutable's qualm of ".ho me yam?" was aaswand by as so rismatloa of alarm, and the prisoner darted tato the hoses through the back door, which stood nen. W4asse is tura ran ratted to the frost, pm as alarm, sad fading to attempt at escape was beiag made from that part, &pia went to the bask, but the primmer wee already over the wall, sad nail's of at the top of his speed without shoes. Poole pursued hlm, sad althesgb sasumberad with his valform coat, smosedied after a loag sham is saptating him. Wham seamed book to the premises sad essesbed, sent sod waistcoat belongieg to the indeed, a gnu*, of copper mossy, aid several other articles, were Bread ea him. The bar dror sad bask dear were fond to hays ben farad by a crow-bas, assess having ben Ant *Maimed through the fret-door window. Inmates Benin, 0 Division, said the home h boom, ell feu was possible, !smacked. Feminist'', /Ir. Pea any, the sesepant, kad removed the principal ponies of the moan whoa the premises were safely dosed betoon twelve sad ess ONlfollk. Above sena Fonds of Mises were etreend about the book yard, sad a pale of boom, soneipeatly dahaed by the prang, were Mee fiend The segued made so defame, widths imprctor requested a reused, es he was desirous cl' siserteisise who sad what the prisseer was. Es (Breasts) could fearlessly wort that he had eseu Idea tried at we of the cows, sad there was little tleubt et big bides a returned traasport. Ns or sees yean had elapsed sines he had last sees him. Basaadad fag a week. TRANSFER OF LICENSES.-(THIS DAT) CITY OF WESTMINSTER MARGARET AND el. JOHN. OF er. This day a special union was held at the Seedoma. now, Broad Basetaary, Weetailester, before the Hos. Ka Robing= (Clubmen) sad Yr. Meade, to Wader llama la the divides. The following were the applies lime for trusters, with the oases of the several hawse is the ooropettoa of the appliesata: Rod Loa, Primo...trot, iron dlr. Dotard Blayne to Mr. Hoary Goddard. Selo, Domain, rood, from Yr. lidword Garay to Kr. Hoary 'ultimo& Wilms. Brewer' Arms, Millbrodiotrort, fro* Mr. David T. Killsoo to Mr. Diehard ()mobil. Whit* Keno, Oneord-otrort, from Kr. 'award Brysat to Mr. Throw Brialgotaa. Mow* Arms, Posottabyastrott, tram Kr. Thomas liastars to Kr. Jaws Leas. Moo Ameba', York +tent, to Kr. Joao\ Frost. Mr. Bodkis, is the last we, wale the epplioetice be the limes heist feasted he the hoses ea a sew Weave, the late taunt sot bele( is a positios to have the liaises Wart ime/ LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSO)L—(THIS DAY.) tar magma TaisaaAra.) ARRIVALS —Passoletto, Biro-ia.Hurd, Csasebb., Fly by-Hien, Cotswold, Artillery, Vandernealie, Kr. V•rdexa Ore's, Dm', Laminates, Peter Wilkie's, Muk Foglia Since.. Ca.!, Einocalaw, 113bhy 8., Eiltegtoa, Pacrifles lily, iforbiddia Fruit, Drassatist, Prises, Hay Hilton, Warlock, Cassia., asp Vaa Weald*, Wandirrieg Howes, ;TM Toter, Victor* !..flee Sa e el keret, Stet, Comedy, Yellow Ja-k, Kern Ike Bel, Tricolosr, Goadoliar, klonica, Maid of Alb's', B'. Gibes, Pretty Boy, Nowtostra, Tiaw.l4, s by Epirve—Slcot's D.., Asteologas, and Ylagsaker. AICIMILACON Dimecnes CAsz.—'hire songs, a few watts womb eel la the ball at Dagen' COMM. to witness the processdisge before the Lord Primate egalast Archdessets Dubois for alleged heresy. Dr. Phildware spewed for the ',stub:* smileless; but In sonsequeere of the dectsioa to the Devi of Qatsea's Desch oa the pre view day, the Archbishop did not lone down. After wait lag, therefore, for a waeiderabis period, the parties left the wart. On Sunday some 15,000 pram won rant to hear the bawls ea Woodhoosotheer, sear Lads. The Leas Mawr y, which is stronly opposed to the o:peri nea, observes, It I. right to say that the tendon of the man ea the Mow was (Gs that of a Leeds alseethlage asset slays is) calla usesoptionable. The balk of the crowd of coarse eas , sted of the ...Ain elms, bat with every spoteressi of linable r•spetehUity. Than woo a disorder or sultana or bad Iselin." Tbe Emperor of the French will review the Imperial Geed end te. army et Paris Ibis day (Tuesday) la Om Clump de Xara CHAIM& Or Mogan.—Os Thendey mach ex 'Sesame was occasioned is Swamies, hy the snow of Ml.. Norms% Joins, ohs sader-instrou of the deaf sad daub isetitatioa la that tows, en a Osage of haste( wilfully mardsred her male Mid 1. Mr. 'aleph Maslen, the se sistant-master of the iostitstion (wbo has sou towed himself the father of the child), sails girl sawed Marmot Hagerty. Were oleo takes into etiotwly seriemely bordested la the tremolos. The prison* Imes Is sassed of = withered the child seder the lowt-edir hes. Kooks tier bedlam soca afar by a ladder placid sgslast Hs window, took sway the 'kW, sad threw It dews s water obwit, whore It was fogad by the polies. Tb. pants. SSW semi wars *madders& drawly morel sad religious she melon The mower's Jury, ea Saturday, retuned s vas diet of "Pond load," thus having the isvostiptio• to the kinds of the negloster. ButraonAato ON TEI WELL eltipbetld iag trade is st rum ussawslly sidles oa the Wow, Thera woes els mesas boosbed lost week, with • tied tomes of 1117—.sid s bd.( :bad lb? avenge tamp lweatitsi • teol oo ß ahas tfay Memo lambi tbo lent bar seallo. The es the sleeks it dome eel AIM (Rats ) eal plias tobrehly remeamedie ho tootelt. A lon y es . ide bonito 'Ahem par_ tite, mid ow oths remise ben 111. ti 111. leo 11wIldlog we oral aMifiH oti okei the river, owil ow& see sow le AN epee the beau at fludiuslowd, to skit •t so Me Womb, the yule tuttowl Imo the Dm sp tark: rio•letlie. a Motion of ads Alba The worksos us etW pad et fe. hw AM. Tito Ems Zweig Mr Anon the jury ea Pit...'. Wei, et the Caters' Cristaol Cowl, ore two tor haste et Wiit Ham, visa, Mr. ifoboteoe, grown sad tea ibieber ; sad Mr °wishes, of the suss plow, sink to Mown. W. end CI yekAtesa." RAILUATIL I 47 .. bit liti,. asia e Illoi.Woh.lt raarViiieg Nelmlit &Ches. J am Pontratark.l•4l3ll.C. Do. do. O. W.. 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TLC Ow. a p.. 1. Do& ao7roo "so 'Worts lamb WON In Do. II lb ple TRAFFIC ItEI'UBIOL =WARSr Par PION Trak Tor fddida Ilfd War fora red ft Sur Tivek of Carr .... w UN 1111 14.1 ff West =dr Yas L Gnat Warn of 06111101.... IP 4.446 4.174 um 1.•11 Took arias Yr If. Yrs rris Manna to Pro .. ........ terseW rig Yr 11. — . arra. rd Orr Oar. ......... ........ 1111111 1 1.174 Bra forre ................ VP; mo. ILII IN • iPes mow. COMMERCIAL AND MABEE= MINCING LANN.-I'HIB DAY. fluo•n.—Tke market has opened with • good demand, sod the public sales are "nog off with spirit Correa—The public sales are preprints', without say ',atonal &Kennon is prises. ffs•.—Titers :appear to be as» buyers than sakes of mmerw emus at 9d. ; the quotation is 9d. to 91d. per lb. tt•tvraran —1,300 bogs were offered in public sale, for Abe' there did sot appear to be buyers at previous rater, and they were all bought'''. Rio..-900 bags broken Bengal sold Is public solo at 8.. Bd. There has boss an improved posral demand for tbts anklitand an &vane' of SI. has been paid oa last week's peen. Russ —The minket is pale; end prier warmly sup ported. 6.-100 bags sold is public sale at 40. to 4pd. .-20 packages sold, from le. Ild. to 3+. 14. I. saber ankles no material attention. TALLOW MARK/ST.—TRW DAT. pe; t 7." Tao ar;rCei ii 4.t or thas of Lp I.7For;;;Wielivery, bat the dimaad for ooltaaapticat ia dalL Qaotattoas ate as follow :—Potarattori Y. 0. ,as tho gook 46e. 94.; Nay to Jam, 45a. 61.; Ottoba to Duman, 46a. dd. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. K. J. Davit reports a beery trade, prime without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 96.. to 106 e.; superior, 110 a. q 120..; inferior, OW. to Kn. ; room. TO.. to 100 a; atom, 2iis. 100.. to 130 e.; sesond eau Me. t0120a.; straw. Ns to BOARD OF TRADE DAY.: This morning the monthly returns of the Board of Trade for the month ended April 30, 1868, were issued. We subjoin the total declared vales of tie exports of British sad Irish predator and nisnalso tyres during the month, including only the "enume rated articles": Par the month. 1866 1865 1864 Including the nnenamerated articles, the month's re turns are rained to 9,428,9284, against 8,885,9844 in 1866, and 7,765,2851. in 1854. For the four months ended April 30, 18545, the returns for all articles were 94,674,0294 aa compared with 28,894,4811. in 1855, and 32,003,4934 in 1864. TRII MAINZ LAW ALLIANCE.—A sisitting of the thaltell ILlagitew Ankh= lee the Teal Suppressions of the Llomar Trails, wee hell is Eseter•lrall lest *realms, Mum =ea 81r Robert COMMIS the chair. The object' efthe ewe ' Watioe, sal its propos derleg the thews yews of to ode- I Wee. were elated br the diffused speakers. ewe of when woe the Eael dilinsestee, who oaks that he regarded Sib ea the Mated NNW sad morel moresuat sadottokes risco the Protest set Rohrsaties. Iteeolatleas apiarist the prin ciple al the alliesee were agreed to. MANCIINSTEL SNUTIALD, AND LINOOLNANDIE RAILWAT.—The wishing espeeese sad other wassefess et this compeer's Pathway (eseleelve of the Masebeeter, Booth Jesetion, and Altelsobers, sated below) hare =mated I. the forisight ashes Mar 18, 1866, le 8,6611. 4.. 11d., waking, with the NNW. 171. h. great, otated,l a total 401 SC 498 L Is. 41.16 r the seat tea fortaighte of the half-year, er at the yawl of 86.21 ter rear ea the railway hallo kr the sane period. TMproperties et the loath 'meths, 414, gossipy amnia to respeay hr the fs7llNe ay ss M 18, sweats to 1,1841 le 601., sok -141156,4A1i 19.. 6d. provlewily eleted, a total for Moe lbst Its fortslese of Ms balrlear, of 7, 8& 1L 1.. Ist, while the enema helO Nil. Is. 46. 1er IW., lad 3,4331. 2e. 48. far the also I , WUUr tortalahr, aisosat to 8,8221. 7.. !Low at Ms rated per PM. MONEY MARZET.-THIS DAY. Ons o'Oioa► The funds rentals very firm. Consols =Sleds liaturdey's closing quotation of 941 to 1 for snow, and 944 to ifor this 4th of hoe. The scrip of the new loan is quoted 21 to 21 per oast. prem. Foreign stocks are also firm. Turkish securities sapped the adeanoed quotation* of yesterday, Gm Six per Cents. being quoted 98i to 99k, and Go Guarenteed Fair pee Cents. 1031 to I. 'fv;o o'Cvxme The funds tatintain great firmness, and are at present quoted / per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. Condole for the 4th of hoe have ranged betwees 941 and 95, and are now quoted 941 to 95. Per money the price is 941 to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 93/; the New Three per Cents. at 94/ to 941 ; Bank Stock at 216 to 217 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at Js. to 41. prem.; ditto, June, at 36. db. to par; India Bonds at 4e. din. to part Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 981 to 1. The scrip of the new loan stands at 21 to prem. Foreign stocks are also firm. Turkish securities support yesterday's improvement, the Six per Cents, being quoted 981 to 991, and the Guaranteed Fear per Cents., 1031 to 1. The other sales reported are as follow :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 991 ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 981 ; Mexiaas, 231; Russian Five per Cents., 108 ; ditto, Four-and a-Half per Cents., 98 ; Sardinian, 941 to 961 sad Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 261. The whole of the bar gold brought in by the Persia from New York, as well as the 29,4001. by the Indemnity, has been purchased by the Bank. The 248,0001. ez the Stebouheatb, from Port Philip, wee in hand yesterday, and also gore into the Bank. The bar silver ex the steamer Parana was sold yes terday at 6.. Id. per ounce standard, being a decline of /8., compared with the price realised for the reel. ens arrival. The corn market yesterday was fiat, especially for inferior wheat, which was difficult of sale at a decline of Is. to 2.. per quarter from last Monday's rates. The foreign arrivals in London are small. The number of floating ("err...arrived off the °oast sines last Friday is ten, of which five are wheat. The Admiralty have issued notice that they will receive tenders on the 12th of June " for the monthly conveyance, each way by steam vessels, of her Majesty's mails between Sues and Australia." The 2nd of June is fixed for the Stock Exchange settlement in the shares of the Carmeanz Coal Minas and Railway Company. In the Stock Exchange list a special heading b now maligned to " Foreign Railway Obligations." According to adviese from Canada, the meet is about to propose a measure to the in connexion with the position of the GribiWseit Railway Company. It is hoped by the shasslioldos that the provisions of this bill will teed to their relief. Special meetings of the Norfolk Railway Company and of the Wells and Fakenhant Railway Company. are called for the 11th of Jane, to consider a bill nom before parliament, authorising the former to ado scribe to the latter company. The first annual meeting of the Bombay, Bared", and Central India Railway Company is called fee the 16:h of Jane. The following meetings are also announced, Grand Junction Canal proprietors, for the 3rd of June ; Regent's Canal Company, for the 4th of June' Kilkenny and Great Southern and Western Railway Company, for the 31st init. 8 Grand Junction Water works Company, for the 12th of June; Grand Union Canal proprietors, for the god or June; Gesell Cemetery Company, for the 13th of June. Holders of the East Indian Railway Compare 'a tJ Extensive shares are required to register the receipts and sign the deed of settlement by the 10tb of June. Telegraphic intelligence from St. Petersburg, dated Saturday last, reports the exchange on London at 371 d. MONDAY Eraante. The tendency of the various Stock Exchaage markets continues decidedly favourable. The floes are especially strong. Consols have to-day touched 96; and, though a slight reaction was observable towards the close, the final quotations were still per cent. above those of Saturday. Purchases kr the Scotch banks, the approaching deduction of the dividend, the steady influx of specie, the improved appearance of the money market, and the hope that lower rates of discount will gradually be established combine to stimulate the upward tendency of the Cooed market. There was a good demand for money in com mercial channels today, but the current rates me rinse below those of the Bank. In the Stock Bap change the supply is very abundant, and short Ism upon government securities could be obtained to-day at the unusually low rate of 21 per cent. Consols foe the 4th of June ranged between 9q to I, Lad 941 to 95, and closed at 94/ to For 1. mosey the fi nal quotation was 941 to f. Foe the next amount, terminating in the middle of July, the "coatango" is f per cent (inclusive of income tax), or at the rate of about 61 per cent. per annum. The official business report is u follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941. a, I, 1, I ; ditto, for account, 4th Jane , 94/, 1,1, 96. Three per the& Reduced, NI, 1. 1. 1. New Three per Canty 931,94, 941. Bank Stock, 2161, 216. Long An nuities expiring in Jan., 1860, 3 3-16. Thirty Years Annuities, April. 1865. 17.116. India Stoat. 233, 236. Thremand4-Half per bent. Bonds, falling payable in 1868 and 185 1 9:1V Congo! Scrip (New Loan). 21, 2 1 prem. The scrip of the new loan cased at 21 to 21 per cent. prem. The March Exchequer Bills were grain Whew firmer, at par to 44. prem. The June bile were Twill 3s. die. to par, and Exchequer Bonds 981 to e. Foreign stocks of all descriptions were firm. Turk. lab Six per Cent.. closed I to 1 per oent higher them on Saturday, at 981 to 99/. The Guaranteed Feet per Cents. rose 1 per cent., leaving off at 1031 to Spanish securities retain an improving tendency, especially the Bondholders' Committee's Certificate* which are marked as high me 61 per cent. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed today at 61 to 61 prem.; Ries and Dnnabnrg Railway at 11 to 11 prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland at 11 to ll perm. Ottoman Bank shares were weaker to-day, closing at to prem. Bank of Egypt have also receded he Ito prem. The National Discount Company's shares were quoted I to 1 din London and C.oent. i Bank stock s marked 321 to 331. Australian Agri. cultural and Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares rem 11. The shares of the London General Omnibus Company continue to show an upward tendency. London Dock stock was dealt in at 101; St. Katha. rise Dock at 84; and New South Wales Fire per Cents. at 97. MINI -THIS DAY. Two o'CLooff. The market for British mining stocks remains wig inanimate. Buyers still bold back, and sales eau not be effected without difficulty. In foreign mining stock. there is no feature at mach importance. Annexed le a list of yesterday's transactions in tbe Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange : Mining Rxehange official list ; Alfred C.ww..11, 14, 131.1; E.st Row, 40.41, 36, 401, 36,, 41; Fort Bowes, 6.. 6t, 6..; Greet Alfred. 34e. tha. 27. 611., 21; Sartridp Consols, 2s. 19.. 6:., 3 1-16, Me. 621. 94. , South Team; 61.1 ; Tivarott, 41, 1; Ti..l/4 3G; Wheal Arthur, 10; *reel Olvd• 11 1*, W 9 1 1 41 Lovell. 261; Wheal Mary Ana, 324, 33; t and Witey. 104, In the Stook Exchange : North Beast, 37i ; West Bunt, 341; Alfred Caddy' 111, 14; 12 , rtridp Comfit, 2 13-16, 4, 16-16; Pelmwdeduip 61.; South Cuadra, 19.., 205., 21e.; AdelsWe Lsad, 3k. gums, PiLats.— , is —•d6iw. me .....- Mit mg TWIN% 6 ' QL—ONS SHILLING DAY, MAY I •rmnat, 4,690 ; dim by seams 16348", 348. 41 • II IS IS II 15 IS 0 0 114 SI 114 114 ri MI IPS IS SI OS II 14 sa Kes _7ll SI la - 4 4 a 4 4 6 II 3 4 6i 6 f 1$) 1411 IS 10 I •& ii. i 11l 114 6 $ lei •l i In 'II tiS t In I N 6 Sit II & I Of 1111 11 1 Ms 14 if i 141 lii S Ci xi ni I SI i 1111 110