The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-06 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. SENTENCE ON RAWARD AND ANDERSON. This morning, wpm their lordship. taking the mate, the rheum Sanwert and dioaram, who wen hot night con- Acted of Remy, wave brought up for sentence. The Chief Harm, in a most eloquent address, dwelt at some length wpm the very eerie= character of the canna of which the prieores stood convicted, cuprmaing his regret that talents lurk so the primmer Seward undoubtedly pro mad should hunt bids so Amhara. They would, if pro perly spphed, have led to honourable weehk. They we thee sentenced to heamportation for life. This, with a ease of no p.b& hoped, shred the badness of the session. THE POLICE COURTS. TILLS DAY. Wi lia.alkiliftger, a reepertabk-looking middle-aged many was placed at the bar, charged with committing numerous frauds upon tradesmen In conjula lieu with a woman with whore he cohabit• -• • • - • lner in; formerly • footman in gentlemen's Itailioe, and so obtainod • knowledge of their habits Ind tradeepeople„ which he has turned to • very bete account. The woman, fur whom he writes orders apes shepkeepers in the Malvr of the families they serve, was qprebended yeetteday for a fraud upon Mr. Jay, jeweller, egsat-rtreet--the mats prisoner having first attempted to etaain some artiLk A at the shop; and it was shown that both the mooed and the woman cthe latter of whom waa taken lo Marlborough-newt), obtained a meat number of things flora Mr. Brooks, tarnishing ironmonger, Colvilkoternne, Chelsea Primmer, who mobs so Men, we. rounded NU Tradop. SOUTHWARK. 011117VICTIft 07 AB 01171•011 117137. Btoltlfy, • wetbdienad, addle -aged lan* era-knew& te the pan es emend with a gene abase able diens lanies nonanne ed sawn% wee= before Kr. liembass, airedyak slailog a prase deg 13., ben an alum As The, in me d the omnibuses le the Walepin Asecnielia Solomon Ihr theneeni. The penman Wad that Er pi Wet W 4111401. mane ad linessinimanat et heaped me &den on the pease Sr the porn a a ii a trail at 7ta.io{la Win the made entied at the dwilmat the eararter ea nted the here al vane en her pan pdd him She bed et that Yin Mahe el%neentlei el a baliarna, a twoaang Pa in sod am a realm fa elz-pay piens fa kr pre% sir Mesa to the pada the tight band die efliar am, Amodio Memo mt. WINE d. emiles dogged et dis Illebast end Cade anon sighted Int, edema lama by the who preen her way pad, eked N . Le soon as witness arra en the huh an her heed WO bi• am robot and mime bet plod essionta. ern 111111111161117 ear so pieta as phew, owl weltzto a camblie, when elte dr relbery, ad with NM to las simian bat" Thus pee de.nptiun at the hart. At H. request a as inneetor rho returned le the Radar end =aim abs saw the primmer, Mena abe enanta end et nada her. She t d sena nod inapatty dined it, el the use 1000 etaliq that as wee error Is the enants in wean. Wilson pee bre in amp, ea en Hs way le Ihe station-home Hs pis.. awed fors tq emma=wen d not pen the 472 A and that he woo es ddp la Now tigke-emerray, when the proseentrix car ii Ms NM Ida km she la less robbed. us accompad h. is the mtatimeanes, end afterwards returned to the laspbrat Cann when the prisoner w peen le.0•11•11117. D. kit briMg enema. • hell-crown, two Mang, two and four sinew peels were found on her, at ae perm Winne knew her as a companion of railway end as thieves. . . . Mr. Soloman said it was his client's wish for his wool* to dcal With the cams, instead of pang to too mass Or _ _ . Bonham raid week robberies, unihrennitsly, were very frequent, therefore ea an maniple he amid Tee the prisoner to eh moat!.' herd labour in the Hones of Correction. TEE LATE MURDER BY AN AUSTRIAN OFFICER AT MASTV6.—Lettes from Milan state that the odker who mods the murderous attack open Bianchi, in the oak is nadir does arrest, and that the government promises that le shall be isiveraly dealt wit h. Tux ALLEGED MURDER OF Mits. Mewl, ore. t—Tbe rime mad witnemes who were bound in reeognb mon Ws mow to appear at Rutland tutu.' win sup- S am it et sidasi new. Fuller Bacon for poison blantserm, have been Inhumed that they need not attest& MI on Mmig sink It is understood that Mr. bee Noah ed an ineMen from the Home Office that fit eletatee •mmyyoiritfan will be remewed by certiorari to the OMMell Criminal Court, wise He seered will be tried in RPOL,,, NT= OF "LICESIOSIP IQ AUSTRALIAN hi- Taimmi.—The mu Idle galled Mundt Jame Jackson, aline Isettle, sod wt. lapsed ups anend proem ia Llso.da die ad elm emillek by pretiolleg te be • missionary I cress - I Ausludisond vas oath a& will vs" Talus lbw la Ambits to thia nistioss in go W. 71. Oetbsea, el esatb=bletre time ur e a le i s Ili bet_ Wee elm taint boilwi beard dad • mea bed am at Wmaprek taipkis Ant pinions hawing relibas is Arr e ked pestreslay *Uwe 10f. that be led breeplit km WO Ike two maw% y fellemed lia up ma Wm. Se woo G aren eton • misinies, liarkie of kw esd sommibL 11 le of Om kis dairies. that be litteetd ups paeser. DIMS C • CINTECULIIM. The well-knows astriorlarayesbaliatriarch MM Marble, Mr. David ilkan uo terl ce Ter* arming, at au ace rr. rn lb. early part at lea = mime/ we 101 ho 4 ram llierfr Wilt 4 par lb lasallies res pad, and Me bribe yr dor it Or Irk eseacibri orb Mani r bin evaa itday bin ba b k el* yr& be was trot bp Sir Arrair Pram et Ws" be gar Iles peeler 'stadia' rairom as Mr* d ibe am d the glib ba ablebri lemma bre ober 1764. I. vas rid erbindazer i r h rut arra by al Ms arabloom . Aber re= pc iba anarras - la 4 ibe awarciary d bia , a zumber et he zelelliserhg sehlemen m amas' Is Imes es Waled, Ss araidarla rat, ra Ur. am, appard r aidey lisisoitato wall a. trayarmar re prat. Br art was lie Ms par tit: ; World urn pr way vs*, and be hi err in peece.—Deanhe Orrin. WILL Los° AND num Do=e. —The following wow of Uga selobrated sgerterr, ar ray yrs na. hoer In sarroe with tie Err been Illnet, II her the ==for this rest We Wine the thee Will Late, lOW it se bah es err he esset sr cry a pound es Iwo abbe be err b Ivey der et bestlen,srl 'maid be gird le less of • thew-dayou-wer ii.-agerbirteight place by watt arm Ae he hr word the an hi. Ilk it werdie sennsisteg err bre Mr le er.iß The following cruder les been reared le Ober Irak% eat es its beck end kind style= sacra bdiagets 'mpressiest bet the =MB W b WWa sentreillen bed left any berg on hie rib 'Erj.."lllT,. gre lt "habre mak to mom la erhkh yea . ddielged your da m e ip to dm .end et year esrvice, ;s wi n= yin I MI that you M I ± B %I Tr erseiantlerly, cod to the ad. per way pp hook having thrke been la lime Os het die maw, you mere Owed la de MOO pMU et basteg a bbd yable theircadd nyirefisee a dot dd. ps di this end we, ad aged per tiler In se doing, war sgr cwentq re who lei am Ile hounds amaldly at lima war the bomb le Iles ea= ray retire it &terrine& siege de Moe 1 lest am secelled I Moly admit. Your own reaseate se • briers b the thiti eerie too high for it es be kr me le alit@ With regards° tie weir air ha pa hoe eadreded it. yeresU, I think that de way la Ishii yea woe drays Medd both by wham and opal Is a imilded reef of the lip spied= we ha altddimi et yeek ad the way aprooted ths red mutimd NOY orrice whit& you have peed it ; ami yds in. elvOlty et mean to pathos' Other is Isla or hand b adadwa I con Kay bra* that I daildwers leek bed mid dowse to the days yea bred re Iterie; and ii,busellieg the ars et of pram lio bode* be aid - te see yen, mil shell abort Pat pa as deo* in sad maw had lies pbet . Illa, MIS flabbily, BLit/TORT. To Mr. Wa Puma RELIEF TO AN OLD ItATEPATIL . Warty WY on inquest at the 111=arlimase pi mp= Daniel Quieten, Ned ate id ems bow a sh a rLe Ike Carl+ lad Mows Wile& dad in Tapley, and ase somosell le de woldisass, drabs Malta toe bros. the come elite& oratorios ad ad aids llealeesob et Ow Web. Re bed imeilled SI pen la Mis ps=d mia bri lees • wailmayer pad lie amid la im id mead! age, dam he blame polpti, sad simian miallitsi by blows. One sf ida aid lb Misr bsi revel its been vied Mid it P. .ad lhatehas noel reps mine Poo wen slot lir E mi t pt la id. • week ihr tar odd Mr bed Mr. !title, the rilirday aped the pat ires es mad Its mei lot the twat ; Ma" ea FrMarlist, od mos Wald Mid l Woe ir. Tads or ant moat at Mai dam let seat ma impishly IN" e Mt j l/ WWI. Y esy, lae lb MN, 1.1 Mod Wm awe mad ad bpi lrk wallet. argesini tall at the lessadd Side r ail girdvessami ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION ON THE NORTH LONDON (CAMDEN 719 WY) RAIL WAY. A horrible act of attempted aasamination took place late last night (Thursday) ow the North London or Camden-town Railway. About 9 o'clock, a gentleman named Stephen' took a second-class ticket at the ternsikna of the line at Rampatead-road for Poplar, where be resided, and got into asccondtclass carriage, about the middle of the train. He WWI the only passenger in the carriage at the time, but as the train was starting, a man in the grab of a costernassger opened the door of the nest comportment of the tame car riage and got in, the porter on the platform shutting the doer after biro. The moment the train was in motion the man leant over the compartment and oohed Ile Stephen. if he could oblige him with the time. We. Stephens took out hie watch with that *set, when, in an instant, the fellow sprang over the . . . curopartneeat, and seizing kr. Stephens by the thrust, phased • hods into the back of his neck, end then twice into his throat, inlicting three trii,ittful germ. Mr. Stephens grappled with the villain, and shouted out "Murder, murderl" as loud as he could, and bras • very powerful moo, anceroded in getting the better of the fellow for a time, and got him down, it ie supposed, on the art, and then on the floor of the car riage, when, from • meat Ices of blood, Mr. Stephens be came exhausted. The fellow escapcd from hie group, and again plunged the knife (a now butcher), knife, with • blade five inches long) into Mr. Stephens' shoulder sad again into hie bosom. By this time the train had stepped at the Cowden-rod *sties (only two minutes is allowed for the teens to travel her Harr etemd-road to that motion), and the porton on the platform boring, am the mint pared, feint cries from the where in creation, ran up to it, and seeing • ors ap puestly burning out of the array doer with his he. covered with blood, dry striped him while others got into the compartment to mortar what hod oc curred. By the hint glare of the animp Imp dry maw Mr. &giro appreatly dying, with blood snetiog Lath in.. mimeo wounds. The porters, however, etwerelas him geraros, wand the man, and calling in the amietanesof the pelies,leadal him over to their custody, sod he wan con veyed to the Caindemtown station. Ile there Tetrad to sire Its aaato, es may particulars of hie residence or briar. Mr. thamoperintadent of the railway, happened to bin the lamp rod= when Mr. Stepheon was brought he. Sherd MAW sulderen were imarellateiy maaumrasekaad,lmmdas thowille rood, a quit rola MIS get he tillsome, and lis won at roe oureyed to his vordearo, at Torike. Oa imparing thin esorstag, the crogray reareird dna horam ono critical • late that it was dmagreom to he,. hods sammoved to Morylabore police-court, whets the meads lo to he brought ap fir assmination this der. Thom as loss bit that *oder was his object in attacking Mr. Illegiona. The kik was head la the carries*. Amer. acootmt states that the prisoner bas giens the nuns of Webb, but this is 'unused to bs Ictitious ; also that the name of the Injured person i. Budder, and that be u au assistant to Mr. Wills* linendrapor, High-street, Poplar. The prisoner says he Is • sailor, bat be hoe the appaarance of being • botcher. BOILER EXPLOBIWLNEAR LlVa6 Lfl6T. Yesterday afternoon, a few minutes after three o'clock, one of the boilers at the Providence Mills, Lees, mar % Whew, borst, end USN lee individuals on the spot. 11111 IMMO Ili dimis wits were killed Ys:—Benjamin Soho Ml - lA, bow% opil TA; bee bout monied six avonth• Cor aim 111 est, loloorcr, aged 36 ; has left a widow and w Ns dildran. Jewell Orimee, joiner, aged 26 • has left •wi duir Sid sr gift Land Stott, piercer, acii 20; has left • 2 widow and twe William Wild, • yof 12 year., the a sun of the rata joiner. Their boles were la tally watikitld, and scarcely recognisable. At the time Is • the egasien, Stott was taking his half bate el 10 Mew bow wet, and it is supposed Thai be bad iwe Its ballr-Youse to chat with the Sesms. TIN owl jokier we. Inking be sewn nowhere 6 with width to uoiewl • "Nato et Time. • new t• Bohr sesowtty bow aided to the ribs, ad the wow of week wen the Seen. • stalk two, a jelow,_ _mewl howl' Twiw. who woo wear the deer of tho hoberAwase at tho otoorat of dr espissiso, was Mindy wohloi bony out. The wisdoms of the mats wars Wow, wed sword el the rosin wow maid ; en el at' thew zoned Wash Deerdem, erroesly. • porde of the boar wow owded I. the tog al the all, oat ether *tee veto ihmwdfreis Wirt, to liftyyslisfroos the spot. The orl tits/taw %Ow woo injured mai alba bow its Ink bit loot othwerios dielaehri. lo the Wilma was NA wheel- rows, tali war the MINA the was insisa; sad the on which would hew Aiwa with 16 chitin a lbw abrifts 1111er, WAS atirra with bulehty braes glow, lYbewy V pisces of iron. The sandkinesy and sew- N N Metals lathe alb were but slightly &rtagel Oa the Sid al Miereh, 1532, theme mill* wire entirely gutted 1 1 by flre.—Afnerineler Grordem. COLLIERY EXPLOSION NEAR DERBY—FITS Lit Es LUST. A fearful explosion of fl re-damp occurredl shot 10 o'clock on Wednesday at ski p s =nibs trots Derby, in a pit to Ad it )(say, &q., which sad the bath of nos sia and two boys, sad iris Zonis tent" a. are eir serves, to thirties 0,, Oi l le barn es the bard-coal pit, sad = L aws ph e milled the Abs.. It ii iat pm& dhsp, sad le &Mei se Ws twelve imiltic etas. AU the 'sassiest eini, obis, Aso ion ifelsek, those inpirsisse d sessisi la ths So &IA isterbig thsle hissioniewa • M. shod &If vsc ewe Oa Ito lot as ester tfl pin et ibe assibles vats saadissi lads "biL TM ate ia for ethos pleb of his pit rim wales' the sediesi, asiblop Nig a dipht hulas la the ek, ad M :=1" of smog so dos is Ss eisitsia The O se& la the aim& me am, siisp et dos la is is sis t a reaso at shotbe eibus Aro The OM ib• oppessi le Osik sad dis subba animism et gas km It. Me hum pip* la the menlissomd di so saps- mi• =y mos sin lisearsibsed. atir. Sstziaavera sweattheadiplikestagenliwyst al Ihe in = Os esplisks. sal had* etit to to the ems of the isteeSspbc Di aeon, die lofts et the • istbreimois miss sops tint MT the pit, lad theasenicee IPA ansaisi is slant swan sedsleati. Slinies& Odessiss. Ms lett • IS vides sal his dill" so et Wise so Una st the LIN aims dmia awl dis psimesit WM* 1111•1111M.11 Ina •" lisa den Alois= ilbsferb. blew of die oboe% she los he a vibes est WPM sbllia Aliseiss Itsebrk, btu., IS sis star hit maims; elailosaisc ; Jith Itiebard- tse sac at litirier, a yams sad 11, ths site of his gpaaleadir; sal Theme assibies, et • boy. Aa hissot vas essosiond sealed* lefts Yr. swim it the distatet. May ors Iwo digesi is a i t iaeli sediast messed la this asighhesdissiL Ale* It the pus we tot ass less Mid la die pit, sail sa esplip it si ellilallii Most a per ari, IN bewiribi* tot with Ise of 1110.—Manshister 6r his. Gams Houma IN SATE Razetxo.—At the Wailed ereler, Webeethy, George Heim err rthreed be at yeref_peeel seirridok, mg the oseeproe, Jere eolith, oNe• Maws, le she with& hertherrel. It loth romobred thet Oa sodas rime et Glop Borer frees leprowerel_ bythe Bore laserery, • thee thee ego, awed pest thosethethee wesegat the mega. tors of the West Rioting. Tae Creiteo.—The asseaally early notes of the cakes bow *aril the owe ef wears persons in the rarity of Creel* ROL Verso ma Zwerta onion (noire armina)i s • Wel thoet the dee of a wed or pother =W Or she hoe the try per et ',e litist' it is death. The willthomes wed tell. eels WOO weir is wow* ihr hoed is tle earth of Reelod thee the sib OAFS. The others (a cell at hash sal ortbeed say berg the esereee sewn) is try oral used by the err of the weeder, brag ef a he... sew, brig say thy r other, awl beesekig erred set idea is sere wither. This 111, lb. the &polls II egp Is the rot of owe other grim, le ant of the- renew, or pied The song mho ober fro he soofhe ✓oe se lbw re hatched. The old arr=gow " Ctirat:y . h tin Old aeeb is July, retiring southward; do joong mtes ranktill September. Where the Nor d them wed the winter is sot well known.—dtesseferd Newry. DIMMED SEW INTENDED On THE LONIXN4 X•orrre.-0• Merry romp Ilsreseelle was throws late roar midmost la IMINSIIIIIIIOII eta wawa lead at arms& Asap herbs bees Wood ea their say be the slowthir, hoer at lir Sp" Weber, k arMile Tarr, the aEral i rrrit. Iltaric.;, llB ofarealetwg,l . %L P L e tif • hop thou it that pbee other the tier ados si rthe his Jr. Lowy, rya Ii wow that Mr Kamp IM• lei a grog Webb ht him dock ben LLeagg it are_ , led dory-as were despiehed be the of lfr. See. ligmel be heed, sad seat per ew aa4.y be the Leda robot The owe wea broth trip the made Olen es led • wary adidigir loollateey .sherd se le the OW et the 411,811•111 Wig h he y — MIL Kern. Bashes old Mod woo d *w the ethrie ere teethlfr wit dr loom feel; Ma Wags edibl his oath" and WWI that It steel* buM.. ilea es cell me A; Dr. Wood Marl ON he thethil hew so loothere prOblei Wit Mersa The book le eiOriestb& otteol - the oreor owl le le redwood, owl Model Trees te me thud se per MS Mb webble be herr theL le owe• were Wan Oen= ler OW lb. Imp hr rid le WI irimpoley to he be*, the Dili sib= to be prat of the mere I. his me. YE Yowl be pay ell operes. ves latheled.—Sisafard Aforeary. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1857. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY• Two o'Ct.ocl. The railway share market to-day is generally rather flatter. Several of the leading stocks exhibit a decline of to per cent. I.ondon and North Western stock is quoted 108 k to 1; Great Western, 891 to 1; Midland, 82: to 83; London and South-Westerns, 521 to 1; South-Easterns, 22: to 23; and Berwicks, 21: to --all cx dir. Lanca shire and Yorkshire stock is firm, at 1021 to ; and Eastern Counties at 11 to k. French lines are flatter. Northern of France shares base declined to 381 to 39; and Paris and Lyons to 581 to Great Western of Canada con tinue good. ORDINART SHAW AND NNICIDI. w . r . M..U5........ W liallrt !II * dame T.I 141 Dx 4. es. HD MID! awl :i 1.4 1 14.0ri . 110 11•1001 IS 11011. 4 DOD 140.7 all Ord. P. 114 a alma. J. IN • 0.10. IN 000 Odes, MA 10 D. Dm . O i i 1 1101000.1........-- il . rw T. =i0110144 1111040, 44 110 Sim* Wain. O Pail 41000 114 Sod 10111wra 10 04 4 00- Ile De. 1111 led 0* wit. (kw) 1011 Worn IN D. si•Nrrowiciiaii: al worm sad ankle 141 11.. 000 I 11 D. Pew 7100 IM Imerlit I Town. I 114. F. D De. u. 110 101114.1104 1 .11 Lemke und 1110011 . 14. .141004. • 01 1 L 0.4 Is 060 Wakes. 1 1 1 Ow Was . .11 D. soar, ii. (e. ri Dour ... 111 Ueda Di IN& Widow 10 icersoisi.. a taming'. _ll4. .1. L. 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Doh tapaans 41 I 114 10,••• 1055 UM tiellillet Lad.._. 161 14 16 10.010 10 tlonla Done ...-.-.. all IS 10 70040 101 Do.l l / 4 4 ---.......- 14 1 614 poi 71 4 IN 111 li. . Hz 41 162 N M toi z d 17 rj 30 : le .. 10 Is. L 'Jul lit 1141 MN z k is $9 . li ilitm 106 NT 710 Ili id If 1 Ms,. T ii At 110 111 I— wily Os 1 0... s i Pa Ila I id 14 Ife ad II 'U g y n .. US . ad Ms 113 14 103 110 OS TO 11 NO 106 1 SO lOl 0 10 ise g 1 440 US Id. 14 1 9i 10 11 n " 1. sit • UM 1.4 7i II 04 11 9 IL9 SO 140 f t !lid • 01 119 O lesa 8 66. 160 17010 be 260 IN 6 300 330 IA CP CA I 46 4$ 4 61 u If a MONEY MARK ET.-TBIS DA Y. Two o'CLocs. The funds opened steadily, bet have since declined ) per cent. The railway share market is also rather weaker. Consols opened at 93i to ?, for money and 94 to f for the Bth April, and are now quoted 932 to I, and 93) to 94, respectively. The Three per Cents. Reduced, though now shut, have been dealt in at 931 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 93 1 to 94 ; Bank Stock at 220) ; India Stock at 421; Exchequer Bills (June), at par to 3s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds at 98). Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 97) to 4, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 101) to I. Other foreign stocks present little change. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 102) ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 981 and 982; French Three per Cent. Rentes, at 71fr. 25e. (exch., 25fr. 25c.) ; Mexican, for the 17th inst., at, 22); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 74 ex div. ; Russian Five per Cents., at 107,1 cx div. ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 981; and Spaniel. Old Three per Cents., for accouut, at 41. It is apprehended in some quarters that a general elevate' will interfere with the spring trade, and perhaps tend to prolong the stringency of the money market. The suspense a.. regards I the Budget is also unpalatable to the commercial classes. The settlement in Consols has been completed without pressure, although rates equal to 6) per cent. per annum have been paid to carry over the accounts of speculative buyers to the Bth The late speculation for higher prices is considered to be somewhat reduced. The suspension of Messrs. Train and Co. of Liver pool, is announced. The firm are engaged: in the American trade. It is feared that the liabilities will prove large. Private letters from Paris state that the leading French journals have been prohibited by authority from publishing announcements rclati\e to the pro jected Russian railways, From this it is naturally infused that the French government is desirous of discouraging the undertaking. The bar silver, ex the Orinoco, was sold yesterday far India and China, at Is. lid. per ounce standard, being id. above the price realised for the remittance by the previous packet. The dollars by the Orinoco remain on sale. The Isabella Nereus has arrived off Svranage from Sbseghai, and the Northfieet in the Dawns from Hong Kong. The former vessel has on freight 413,1001b5. of tea and 1,725 bales of silk; and the latter 1,042,4001b*. of tea. We have already referred to the renewed state ment that the project for the sale of the Great Cen tral of France Railway Company to the Orleans, Lyons, and Mediterranean Companies , has been de cide' upon. The Paris advice, remark that this ar rangement is understood to be the precursor of a fusion between the Lyons and Mediterranean Com panies. It is rumoured in Paris that the Southern of France Railway Company intend to establish two lines of steamboats, one of which is to convey pro duce and geode from the Mediterranean and Levant to Cette, whilst the other will form a means of direct communication between Bordeaux and the rest of the French ports, and England. The prospectus of the British Chror.ometer-Watch and Clock Company (limited) is issued. This com pany proposes to carry out the patent of Mr. George Flukey, on behalf of which peculiar advantages are claimed. The "commencing capital" is fixed at 60,0001., in shares of 11. each, with a deposit of as. per share. Notice is given that holders of shares in the Oxide Railway . Company who arc desirous of registering and receiving their share certificates may now do so. The half-yearly meeting of the Chester and Holy head Railway Company is called for the 20th inst. An extraordinary meeting of the Great Western Hotel Company is called fur the 19th inst., to elect two directors. A general meeting of the Tourney to Jurbise and Landen to Hasoelt Railway Company is called for the 26th inst. at Brussels. It appears from the message of the Governor of California to the legislature, tinted the sth January, that the total debt of the state is about 3,477,054 dole., or say 695,0001. Of this amount, 3,222,600 dole. bears interest at 7 per cent. per annum, payable in New York. The interest and exchange thereon amount annually to 265,111 dole., while the means now provided by law for this parpo!e amount only to 222,370 dohs, leaving a deficiency m this account of 42,741 dole. per annum. The total expenditure of the state government for the year 1A56 has ex ceeded the receipts by 353,781 dole. In view of these facts, and of the recent decision of the Supreme Court, that the people are not responsible for the payment of the debt, the Governor recommends the passage of acts at the present session of the legitila tare, legalising the outstanding bonds, and providing means for payment of both principal and interest, and their presentation to the people for ratification or rejection at the next general election. He also proposes such amendments of the revenue system as will enable the state to meet her outstanding obliga tions and to pay the expenses of the government. Relative to the market for American securities, Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. report as follows : The market for American securities during the peat week has Leen inactive and the transactions have been quite limited, and at prices generally in favour of the buyer. Tura/oar EVLICIIIO. Notwithstanding the general expectation that a dissolution of Parliament will be immediately de cided upon, the stock markets to-day were eharae terieed by a firmer feeling. In the funds the prin cipal business was in connexion with the monthly settlement in Consols, fixed for this day ; after im proving about 4 per cent., prices closed the same as yesterday. In the railway share market re newed buoyancy was apparent, and a rally of I to per cent. was in numerous cases established. After the recognised hours it transpired officially that Parliament is to be dissolved as soon as the business before the house will permit, and that the new Parliament will meet in May. This confirmation of the impression previously enter tained occasioned some dulness of tone, but 'did not arrive until after the close of the authorised market. In the discount market the demand for money continues active, at rates fully equal to those of the Bank. About 33,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank to-day, to pay for silver on the Continent. Consols for money opened, as they closed yester day, at 934 to 4, improved to 93? to 4, and lett off at 934 to a. For the Bth April the last price was 94 to i t , the quotation earlier in the day having been 944 to a. The official business report is as follows: —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93 T t r a e 4, ; ditto, for account, Bth April, 944, ; Th ree ' per Cent. Reduced, 934, a, a, •, New per Cents., 94, 93a, 944, 93 4 4, 944 •, Thirty Years An nuities, expiring in October, 1859, 2 11.16; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 18 9-16; Bank Stock, 2214, 220; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 18.19, 984 ; India Bonds, par. The transfer books of the undermentioned govern ment securities closed to-day, viz.: Three per Cent. Reduced, Long Annuities, Annuities (1859), and Annuities (1885). Those of the New Thre per Cents. will close to-morrow (Friday) afternoon. The June Exchequer Bills were quoted 24. die. to b. prem. The advertised Bills, ss. to 2s. die.; and Exchequer Bonds, 981 to 4. Turkish stocks experienced several slight varia tions, but closed about the name as yesterday, viz. : the Six per Cents. at 974 to 4, and the Gua ranteed Four per Cents. at 1014 to a. Mexican Bonds met with numerous transactions, but were rather less strong. [Advertisessent.)—AT MIL MECHI'S ESTABLISH Ing=sl=aderrtral ai rgessiseSslN Ise O prisssieSiss. •s= E L5.G..51.115at...."11.""ar YOr IS WSAlldsossi Ul lbe ids of lOW. IS MOW Sidle • ma* fg OVidift MMES.-7111S DR Y. Two o'CLocw. The nunket for home mining stocks to-day in quiet, but prices arc fairly supported. South WWI-1. Frances shares are more offered, and arc marked 336. The other transactions reported in the Stock Ex change are limited to Tin Croft at ex div., and North Frances at 14, 181, and lfq. United Mexican shares arc quieter, and are marked Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in tits Mining Exchange: Bedford Consols, 165., 16a. 6d. ; lls. Cal.; Car go% 26, Drakewalla, I', 3-16, 1, ; East Mired, 21, 1,1; East Buller, 275. 6d., 33m., 265. ; Ewa Margaro, tof ; East Wheal Cli ff ord, 11; Great Alfrvl, 91 ; OITA Hewes, 22e. Cal. ; 23 a. tal. • Great South Tor n :l4, : lEastaton Down, 41,1 ; COMMA, 41, t; • 37 5. 3L; :Conte,* and rearhin, 2, 395., 400.,6d., 375. ; Nord' Roskesr, 90, ; l'endeen, 375. Cd.; Sara ridge erstads 14 • Tineroft ; 4;; Trevelyan, 51, 6; West G a . ; 7a. 84. ; Wheal Ba.et, 287 b 200; Wheel Balk,. 316 ; \Mall Edward, 6, 41, 3,1, 1. 6-16, 4. 15 ,1 5, ; Wheal Grenville, 211.. 61. • Wheal Burka, '2Ol. 6d., 21s. 6d., 21 e., 223 .; Wh eal Lud:ntt, 360. U., 375.; Wheal hlitrgeret, 65, 66, 67 ; Wheel Mary Ann, .16, 47 ; Wheal Pollard, 13s. Cd., 14e. tal. Tnt RbDAT EVENING. The market for home mining stocks is rather quiet, yet a fair amount of business is going for ward. Great South Tolgus and Great Wheal Vim shares were flat, and Wheal Buller and Wheat 'in,- lawncy firmer. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those recordcslia the official list : liotidlaik, 225; East Mind, 45.; Whe,il Harriett, 22,.. 6d. ; Wheal l'ullard, 150. ; Port Phillip, 5e., On. Gd. Cobrc shares were better, but United Mcz.icaix only partially maintain their late rise. 10 all R IL MO I. IN R. IN 144 W. IN 4 44 iL II AI It. It 73 0: - as. t 7 31 - i I en COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. Al ARK-lANE.—TIIIS DAY. The :emirs of foirign wheat and flour linos Monday have bees light ; of the former, 2,620 qrs.; and 630 sacks of the latter. The trade tosd,v woo very quiet; at the alms time. where palm took place, Monday's rates were supported. Barley of choiee quality wcs tally as dear; secondary sorts ' sold slowly at shout former pricio. The oat tike was likewise inactive but unchanged it value. Beans elapses underwent no change. MILILLVALS urro LONDON FROM II A ECU 2 TO 11AECTI IS. Meta a Oath. theta. YOU leurdgs. •• • • irk!........•.••••••.. MO KW Oats • I a 41015 l4OO Lessee Av m. 0... Wheat. Ms. Lit: B.la. 4, ..4.: 0.4., Us. M.; aye. 4*. SAL ; Baas; 1;*. rd.: YOU. n o. . IMPETLIIL ATESLOES. --- -- - W 9466.1•4143. wt.. Km limos. 17446. Jan. 24 . . '11.16.3 As N!34 Id 344 So 4. 111 394 el 31 . .74 114 id. 54 234 44 384 1.1 144 N 1744 741 741, 7 . 44 (91 464 34 224 04 39a 34 As 6d 394 lel 14 947 3d 44. 114 34 04 44. 44 Z. 60 An 1.4 II .............. 44 196 154 44 C. 164 St. To Qs 3 , do 31 IS . 1.. Id 434 Dd 236 id W. 14.4 E 114 A. Id -- --- MN Inger A. Avenge. Vi. 10d 45. 74 D. 4d 39• 44 39. 90 394 46 11171.—w9 , .., hawk% om. ale. B•mu. lad re , . 1 .. ' 131a0All 1120,1100 TYR lACIVATIA VI IA AALOR JAM A WSJ. wa MUM, [KRUM TN. NAM. PrO4 - 41. .144. tl. Fe 4. 7. V 46.14. Yob. 21. Feb. U. 07 II .. ti 64 16 10 77 1 * •- •.• LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. NACMETIC TELEGRAPH.) (PllOll OUR OWN CORRERPORDPNT.) Our market Wad moderately attended this day, both , millers and dealers. The trade was extremely al with the following alteration mince Tuceday's Wheat 2d. per bushel or 701b5., Flour Is. per barrel or lock, and Indian earn id. per qr. lower. Oats, oatmeal, beans, peas, and other articles unchanged. MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. Our markets have been very dull during the week, partly attributable to the unesetain state of politics. A K.—The amount of blllitlC6ll done ham been very small this week. Importers refused to submit to • redno• lion, and our quotations are unaltered, but gale, to any ex tent could not be made at them. Relined steady, with a limited bunnies only done ; lumps, ele. 6d. to 660. COFFFIG—PI ices have been fully suppornd and the is , porters are firm. Ten.—The demand has improved the hurt few days, sad opiMons for higher prices have been ,rienthened mice the arrival of the wail. The last price quetW this morning is Ind. for Common Congeal, which is an advance of Id. is lid. on the week. Rice.—A fair amount or business done at a shai:c advance. RVIt has sold at full prices; Demerara proof, 2.. 9d. ne 2a. Iod. Corrox.—About 2,500 balm sold tide week at full priOOL SALTPATIti.— A fair amount of business done at fall ' 1 piers. Refraction under 5 at 46a. and 44e. for parcels to arrive. ewer., bavo sold steadily in public isle. In other mildest no material alteration. TALLOW MAIMET.—THIS DAY. The market is dull pricey, are quoted as fellows :—Town tallow 58e. nett cash; Petersburg Y. C. for March. Us. ; March to April, 57a. ; May to Jane, 63e. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LIRADZSRA.LL.—The folioed % ore the pricos ..-561be. to .• Gelbe., 61d. to 61d. ; Gllbe. to 7• bid. to 61d.; 721 be. to 6011*., Rd. to 6d.; Mho to 881bs., Gd. to 60.; 681 be. is 961b5., 6pl. to 7d.; 9616.. to 1041 be., id. to HOMO hides, 108. Calfskin, light, 3s. to 6e.; full, 9s. 6d. BtilllONDSZT.—Sheep ekina, polled, 10e, to Ue.; gents and halt-bred*, 9s. 6d. to 10e.; Downs, 66.6 d. to Bs.; Shear limp, Is. 4d. to L. bd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have rather • larger supply of 'casts than as Monday 13..,t However, the trado is good, at fully Mrs day's quotottons. The number of sheep is also rather larger; and although trade is slow, we cannot gnats lower thou on Monday. Trade is also shoot the earns ea on that day for calves. Pram Germany and Holland them are 67 bruin 600 Asap, awl 167 calves; Notfolk of Suffolk, 344) bunts; and ISO tram the northern and midland counties. Ths number of snob cows is 142. Par stage et 111 h. a. d.. a., Paestum asn, 4. .4. Bat Beet. Ilenionb .410 6 8 Beat Ilf Weds 84 Bar Mark 0....... 484 10 Pot . .64 6 I eetand gray test... 3 8 4 4 , Do. Pam .. . 4 5 Iwo • asouad 41 6 - 1 Plus Peat Dan alftwerla 610 6 0 Lambs Barb at parka. 4:7 :reap awl hat. UP; PPP. 144; PIP. MO. BOROUGH HOP HARILET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattanden and Smith report rather more doing in middling and flue ramplea of both Kent :md Sums at Arra rate*: (hoes is *loo a batter demand for yearlings. AN EMPEROR'S EXPERIENCES. —NIL idea tide iu confirmedly the law of human life. Everybody experiences it more or less; but in the whole history of modern times, there are few examplea of individuals who have passed through meter or more numerous changes than Louis Napoleon. Born in a palace, and for a while the heir presumptive of the greatest monarch in Europe, he was aftei wards thrown heed long front that high estate, and condemned in obscurity and exile to associate with the sons of humble salesmen and farmers to he today the companion of cardinals, popes, and kinge. and to sleep to-morrow on a heap of stones in the greet, in thn disguise of a livery servant ; to lie hidden dur ing eight days in a burning fever, in the midst of Austrian troops, who were eagsw to take his life ; to light as a common soldier and a vete, in the hope of overthrowing a hateful form of derpotism ; to have his bmther die in his MEM to wander alicut in garners, hunger, and dejni thin; to take re fuge in common taverns; to one hen life to an English pass port ; to tread the soil of France 144 an outlaw at the peril of his life ; to organist repeated insurrections, to be to prison, to lie in a dungeon ; to write Regimen on rental - nen and the Sugar question; to mingle with the bane lite nobles of Eng land at a tournament, to be the Presidcut 1 . 4* a Republic, to take advantage of the opportunity thus afforded him to male himself Emperor; to be the ally on firms of eluality of the strongest government in Europe ; and, in osounetion with finest Britain, to subdue the armies of Itursie, eompa her Caar to sue humbly for peace in that capital which, forty-two yews before, on the reit-mune day, he I.ad entered am a enwpicrer —L a na, Naps/roe . A Btogmploy, by James Amtustue St. John. NORTH BItttISH RATIAVAT.—iIIe report of the 3 d e irectors starezirm4ll;7luivencmerpiniso odreerseso4suaaert.th.si.g.h.imeal;l:n teals.. Ihe 'require en Imo eisershed to DI lilt, or VAR per ,corn. of lb. teethe erglnts. The weridea expenses of the COM reno:Ps"..ovalkon: Leti . :9 7 trie t l i Se:id e l .a hm to 1.1 eL from tin N =tsasme eense. Of that rum Itie str.r.stred dividend of II pee ins Les slemend f , !ear digKerti., end& sosidessbiodee no le denesea :dead epos the all. M .... eimek of the swessfia se tee ivied 14 per cent. per mono, ai the new Meat 111106111. bat tcrn mate( tne: sp. and t end Men 11,1311. would be method esessebeillg bur cer die fto l of the gook. ligiteregt newkd ter a dealite penal The dime- Ez . entla , tetrd PA daring tkeergentyeer en Me outetencled ef the sway woad Ira dwelt ell. It enie proposed to cur hews one wiliest seed 1 WS. The recital amega skorsill lea 11.414,21111 bet beg eassnese. the reveres emesnt ler the fiel•paer dogrel list UNI,OI/. loiters roe Red, sad 61,71101. memaglell, bents • Weems el 10,7471.; wt thal was dsinned OAK iler lemon es boa, beagles 35,5111, tor dhillent pubresup sod Grams alma. SS 14 IS Ili