The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-10 00:00:00

RoCIIESTER ELECTION COMMITTEE: fIIIN DAY.) --- The Select Committee appointed to try the merits of the K,..eheetee eirctios rotitios, usipleiaiss of the fettles of Mr. Melva, stet ter fiat ttste this sorsidd, Mr. &Nit Iseult is tee chair. No compel Arp•aerd 1.4 the wellies'''. Mr. tiajtast Wool the. Mr lidersi Jaws, ud Mr. Cloaca Allis ap pend for the mini., =rm.,. r. Tt• 'suttee proposed to Idi0•111 ssul j}.o3. Air at II . Me Serjesat diastllke slid there was so neemeity for that, as late kat sight the moat of the petit oases gave 'o we she. It was ant inteaded to precold with the petition. Ike would observe Oat the petition *Caged bribery sad Motive sirsinst the siting member personally. sad also 'Oast lot spats sad partisan", and be ad b freed... re ready to meet the pstiliee. U.S the petition lose mauls- eked, pie•ented, it could have base withdrssia is re Mallet prescribed by the sot of paella. meat bet the fact was, 'he petitioa wss frivolous and yea- Woos, sad it ka l bees kept hangisg over the bead of the smug saionber oat. I the last Ilellent. In support, MI Ws yew, twilight asesti.in that the petitioner had Mewed aid wend 100 sumenuases os 'Wets to atteed end give 'videos' bef,re the committee, wilde the petals who had semi tbe.e 'moutons. s bad amassed the nuns ef Jones, sithosgh b; noose was starer Cross than Jones, and for the purpose intimidstirg the 'vets bad represented himself as the scent of the Speaker, gad threatened the most illiterate el the. with inspriAinmsot if they did not at once disclose to him what they knew the proceedings of the last *leak,. No• he remote.), title petition charged upon the cutup member the grossed corosption, luladiog bribery, treating, and intimidation, sad under the eirentastine es be had stated he thought he wee perfectly Pad a cslikg epos the committee to dismiss Use pet" non ea frivo:etie and vertatious. Mr. 11. Spoffirt, the agent to the petitioners, tested Olt only two days age Le received last/issues' to prosecute t►t pe:ition, and in conipaoy with another legal gentleman, be had been dowa to It whetter to get up the case. He (owed, however, diet there was no time to do so; not that there was to evidence t) tor port the allegatione of bribe', awl treating against the Moves member, bat 'palatally that there was not sufsc - ent time login it together by the met ing of the committee, and therefore ow his return to tows be detersioed, ander the advice of costae', to withdraw the petition _ _ _ The toma was then cleared, and after a short delay the patties were re-admitted, when, The Chairman said the scanelttos had nsolred to ad- OUTS to =MOW, whoa they proposed to shawls@ the Agents relative to the withdrawal of the pet;tion. Ile. Seejeant Hinglake pressed ths commit*, top into this ezannastics now. Zr. Coppock, the agent for tho sitting masher, wound the coalmines that tto withdrawn) of the petition was es unsonditional der without say tense or communica tion with hiss. He did not know of the wi:hdrawal until 11 o'clock lut nigh% The Chairman - 564 them' were mattera that nut be de lewd t 3 on oath; and be coal t only repeat that the wu• ■ittee would not go into the C2/0 nctil touatrrow. The comet ttee then adjourned. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. IMMIX MI.IIIPTICISCIRMMILL 10111 caormut. THE ISLINGTON MURDER. This sorsisg, st the sitting of the court, Celestial, Om set, 21, married, was Vaud upon her trial upon ea WM agent, ohargivg her with the wilfel murder of Cslastlas Christmas span the 15. h of Februsry, at lalingt:n. Ske was likewise charged upon the coroser's warrant. The prisener, who appeared very mach dejected, sad looked very pale, temsined seated &Wog Ms whole ties of the trial. She uareely ever seised her eyes whilst the gui dance au Wog eon, bet kept look Di down, sad, be yond octso:000lly woeping, sod did not iota to pay rich attention to what was going on. She wu dressed is a black gown, over which she wore a fashionable hooded black cloth cloak, and Oar hats was tastefuliy beaded over her sirs. _ _ Mr. liodk.o awl Mr. Clerk prosecuted, sad Yr. Belles tiae ddesded. Mr. bodkin, in opening the ewe to taw jury geld, all Kat he atooli feel it We duty to do is thb ofteekoo, maid M to lay be!ore th- ot a t tic( outline of the elseamiaesee by which the pris , cation tome , ht to bring hams the crime te ;the ptisoaar, and those eitcometances would require their NA cot ansious consideration. The prisoner, who la • myriad woman, at the time of this occurrence lived with bar husband at Licrot-etrest, Dliagton, and ape• the 16th of February, from some information which wagging to the pliers at Islington, they went"to Ma prisoner's house, mad asked the prisoner, w ttom they saw there, to snow them M mesh the cellar of her house. like said," What for r' sad they told her. They than did me, and (rand the body if a female Mild, 'princely about loartses yams cf age, with • number if emends about the throat. Tka prisoner was then taken into austody, end also her hubitad, but the Ss estrum', sot thinking then was the lust evidence COM him, ordered his discharge. The hammed Emmet t►M west into • brief detail of the evidence, sad having dew se ailed Bechtel Nast, a girl &beet hurlers years of eye, who se'd that at the time of the occurrease wad for woe time previously, she had Iliad with the prisoner sad her husked, MN.. 16, Linton-street, leingtoe. They occep4d the whole how. Wane!. was servant, and and to sleep la the hitches. One Swards, night, 'boat ties middle of February, the primer went oat et aboat 10 is the evening. Witness wee at that time la the bask kitchen. Prisoner, biking* weal eat, said, " I a going Into Meney-street, and shall he goal obey Wen hoer; sal I shall 'reset you to be la hod sad as'', before I cone beck." Miaow did net go to bed, het sat up to asks herself an apes. la about half a. boor she heard the prisoner at the door with the latch key. Wits's' directly got into her bed, which woe la the frost hitches. Prisoner thin e time to the top of the stairs wed said, "Are you in bed, Heckel?" Witness wade se anew( r. aid she thee heard prismatic p eptvirs late her bed-room. Before she went up, whew Owned her say te Kole ace whom she brou; ht with her, " Wipe your feet Pit p ielo the pricier," sal eke thee heard Kass owe overhead la the parlour. Alter primer same deweetain has the bed-scrin she ease late the butes, sad thee wittier saw thot she had on another Iowa; It woe an old block ear. She had pone out is a bleak drew with Bowen sad ►ogles twin the sleeves. Psi/oast aasae flown late the hitches sad poled the blind down. She bad no light, but, the gas being on the opposite side cf the way, there wee light smooth to see. She then went up and an... down again with • sandhi, end • shad following her. Wittier' knew the child; ohs bed 'now it before. Prisoner went ammo the hitches, mad the child stopped at the door. Prisoner aid—" What you stepping for ? Come in. What are yen afraid of?" The chill said, " I am Ott afraid, mums, but it is • strange plane to me; I have amt been here before." Pekoes, thee went sate the collar; the or• (peewits the kitchen door; that is cot the one is which the coals are kept. She then took the child Into the cellar, and witans heard the child my some cats woe going to mat her throat, and pol ecat, said she was. The child then cried est, " Yes are Beier to eat my throat." Priseem said, " I am pug to kill you." The child said, " You will p to the devil; the devil will have you." Witaess then bond the child sly" lam dying! I am dying!" Primmer thee put out the candle sad came back into the kitchen. She walked about is a Tiny quick way, and several times said, et You --, I will kill yen; I will kill you. I will Math you t any more lies about sae Ton are • tier ; you Me thief!" Wti!st this was going on t►e child was groaning in the cellar. Psi.oner then came up to the matet-boa, and taking oat a match lit the seadle, sat went again into the cellar. Deward did not make any mere Boise. After • short time prisoner came out again sad said, "There yen yon must be dead by this time," and she the. buttlead up the miller door. Ste lb.. rime sad tapped witness ss the shoulder and said, " Rachel" twice. Witness this teased resod, es if eh* wee jest &wok*, and prisoner salted bar Webs bed beta est to get seise soap. Witness said shelled. Priersee this said she bed been down several times to imams soap Rosa the capboird, to take it late her bed-rolm, sad else mid that the bad boos to the greasing:es to get thew for halta-etows, to pay witness ►er sages. cad asked if thus we asp hot water is the Imam, ea she wasted to yeah her hands, sad was pis,/ te bed. mks lb.. Welt into the beck kitchen, and was espied &best half an boar was►ing, and then went up to WA At almost taro e'elock is the moraleg the primates bested ems lame. Haled gess enteerlp la the *Teals'. Wham get up the neat morning sad leaked into the cellar, where eke saw the eltdd Wag spew the leer awn the mast doer: the lam sad hands were covered with blood. Whams shut tie doer again. ♦t about Wee o'clock, witame's diner called upon her. Prisoner told beret to ask her sister down into the 'Weems as she woe beep. Witness, however, managed to tell her enter something at what bad takes ►low. sad about four o'clock she came *gala, briegiag with bet some policemen. - Cron-onamined.—l wee afraid to pt up daring the night, and Lay awake the whole time. Mutat wan not any kind t) mints,,; ha mad to beat bee and she cried and mewed very unhappy. Mower wag kind to we bat Bistros, wan not. It did not wear to me to tell my mister of *Eat lad talus Pato. I bad beta about four menthe in 1 dude envies. Re-uaraissad.—Muter used to beat prisoner for sot settles hie dime, ready. I do not know of any other cause for their quarrelliag. Bdwu Towasead, • eergeaat of polies, prmed go's, to the Imam of this pitman ea Sudsy diorama, the 17th of February. Bs saw primmer ciente, upstairs from t►s kitchen. She ass the polies at 'he top, sad said, " What do you want ?" Wilson said—" To march your cel'aii." She said, " Leek fate my cellar I—Good God !—what for 1" The ►uabud came out of the parlour, sad we all went down tigether. I got • light, and upon going into the cellar, two door of whisk was partly open, found the that laxly of • girl ping upon her back, with this face partially M the right. Tame was • large mama upon the neck, and • quality of crogealed Wool an d th the neck sad orpm the ground. I said to the in spector, " It P 611 right, the body is bore," end told the pri soner she met muskier her. elf in custody for musing the death of the girl. She raid to me, " I did not do It," add lag to her buabaad, " I did ant tall you, as I did not wish to make yes timid, but I baud • swiss out side of the ar• railings last night. The basb•sd was taken, bat elkettarpd by Pm magietrate. tip= marching the' priamor's bedroom, • black gown stabled with bloat, was found under Pm bed: thine was also marks of blond upon the leader mat-h boa. Rebesa• Donovan, two matcher at the station, said that she found marks of blood upon prisoner's pettiest. She said it came from bleeding at the amp, tad her hastond knew that. She added that a girl bad balsa found stabbed in her may, bat that she kaew nothisg about it. She said it was in this cellar that had no coals la it. Aso'het policascourtsble produced a pair of stockings belonging to the prleoser, staked with bkod, sad ilea a balk, which wu in &cupboard by itself. This wu ell staked with blood. The hails prodsesd wu a large sharp carving owe. It further append that wham at*. polka court ale said the child won her brother's, sad Ds had left it her to take ear* of. This wee *We ski ass reassadid. She *leo spoke about "Richard the Third," sad " nualet," sad rid she had dose it. She did set kaow what to do for Um boot, cad spoke of the &Una wardort4 is " Richard Ow Farther Inatome wee then givea to prove that deemed was to years aid, sad primer's child. Primer Moiled her away hem • Mrs. Hanisgtes, with whom it had been free its birth, apes the 6th of Yekraary, aad then took it to the home of • Mrs. Groves, la Murray-street, aid it rewind time until the swab* el the murder, whoa she took it away, and said eke was &beat to got It a oitaatioa at a pees grieve,. She seed to pay 3a. 6d. a-week for Ito Imp, sad had paid fia The &lid had primer's amides name. The Ntedieel ',Waft baying bees give, Mr. Balboa's. to a brief aidreen, - seMmested ups. the evidence, and lased that the ill-asege primmer had received from her husband had so preyed spa her Wades toreador her not a responsible agent. The jury immediately mead her Gray, arid the meal mama et death me pamd. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WORSHIP-STREIT. Thomas Withers, a thick-wt, hart festered taut, was Surged with a brutal assault upon his wife, a yosag but sadly summated woes, with several bruises of as sztremely severe chaster ea her arms and shoulders. The coottlfilasat's ototomot woo gives with Um usual relisetaisee is such sees; bat Stet repeated tiontions from the Saab, she auddealy made isa *daisies that for tea years eke bad sopp.vad her husbead by shkt-askisis— uses wee family of four &Slims, the yesaasest sly its lasatia eld at the preset time. He seatisaally refused to earls, although the mesa saw de were cared hies, sad it she sutured to ream trate ea the hardship of sunset far the whole family being *Seised solely by Mr bard exertions, it was net with direst ill-saw, blew@ sad kicks Slag iadierissatsly bestowed as every pert of her penes. This was the asessieu of the assault lent empaixi, what the eamsdameg essay from the blobs fa her side sapelled her to 'UM. the assistass, happily, was at hued. Elbe sew fat very ill, mid her arse were anon powerless. lbw to work oho kuw not; bat would be sates to support by seas rasa Ha children if bet " pertain" would separate hews her. Defeadasit, who liaised to the detail with neatest In differences, welly observed that he was sorry, but his wife had easperated Iola; she htd never eoutple'sed of his. before. Ms. Ilawafil obtained that this feet was tee frequent In outrages aoessitted by the husband ea the wife, and oily eared to prologs the saffsriege of lb. letter. Defeadeat mud ge for eta eseetht to the Rouse of Cerreaties. and Sad ball for a like term at t►e espirattea of the period. esbettpleatly. the tempi. tinsel bestow so prostrate, that the worthy Mailizate desired her le be seat bone Is a ask tad smiled her s .th the near el Wiesettate weittlaes. TER MURDER OP MRS. %RUT. Letters have been received in town this morning, stating that Mrs. Kelly, of 63, Upper Baggot-street, of whose name has been before the public foe some r e yeses, and who had been left a ens of money exceed seeding 300,00 W. by her late husband, Mr. Kelly, ti of Rnokwood, in the County Galway, was wilfully murdered yesterday evening, at six o'clock, on her own lands at Ballinderry, within halfa mile of ec the town of Moats, in the county of Westmeath. The Lt. foul murder was perpetrated by two assassins droned in petticoats and black veils. Shortly after the murder the polies were on the alert, and two persons of respectable station in life were arrested on suspi cion of being parties to the murder, and are now in custody. Tke inquest on the body of Mrs. Kelly sat this morning. There is no direct telegraphic com munication with Moats. We cannot, therefore, give the malt in our impression this tem:Mg.—Dub:us Evening Mail of yesterday. The Horsing Herald publishes a dispatch, which states that the nephew of the deosased has been arrested. RESULT Or THE BALLOT AT THE EAST INDIA Hol7lll.—Yesterday was a dsy of great suitemest at the India Home. TM Ave dirtfrons (Meg oat of office midst the provislom of the Act pawed is 1863, sad eligible for roolestios, were apposed by them other easdidates—Mr. Morris, Ni. Whitemas, aed Mr. Welby J►ehns. The Masao of the firomamed pattemas sere seseidend by so lamas eastemptible, mid the MUNK wee espasted to be a Mess owl. The votiai listed from alas e.m. to it. p.m., whim the glasses were Woad, sad the seuntissers sante/. About half-past sieves the serstisy was completed, and the numbers ansosaired. It this appeared that Ike la dine ton already is the home had bees rs-elastoL The num bers polled were aa _ 1.210 11.13, 1, 1411 16$ 1. ~~T.iie Morris vi Muria lashas 1131phrapers_were ghee tar Ilis Hausa IM. 1.037 177 Tootooday a Coot of Dineton was bold at t►e East Indio Room, whoa the thanks at the Coon were "Mod wal• measly to Elliot liammghten, Req., Omission, and Cokaal William Hem Byki s, Depaty-Chainesa, for their great application end attention to the alfsin cf the East India Compsay daring the post pet. Altethfr Coon will Iss bold tc-day, whoa it is believed that Co'.onel Sykes will be fleeted Chairman, stri lir. R D. Mangler, W.P , Deputy Chairmen for the easaiag par.—Smith end MAW Over land mia Oda day.) THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, UK SHARE LIST4-2HIB DAY. JODIT ROC at I 14W.0=1 97 99 7 1 7 Si If Two °Tram. The railway share market to-day la firs. Many di the leading stocks are quoted rather higher, or' cially Lancashire and Yorkshire which has non to 881 to 1 ; London and North Winter° is quoted 1011 to 102; Great Western, 64; to 851; Midland, 741 to 751; South Eastorne, 211 to 22; Great Northern., 231 to 1; and Caledonians, 301 to 1• French shares and Sambre and Meuse show an unfavourable reaction, but Great Western of Canada are higher. ORDINARY MARRS AND IRO= N . orla I &A(Li.A~& .l - - o`. ocatainii 1 EismoutAasusers. L.324:imiumislivat. Dos Imam ariShvg, bah isis.ww.ar4 Idiot Mat Omsk ." !massing Arab ... LIMAS • Malabolor Nat.Provoi Ras. Niro Fat Wrist . New Murk 116 lag ...... Ottainahek ..... gtlinall= IRANI& ik.464.09. ...... Mad Australis vise. a — l;a:. --- 1 WM Bask of Larks, U ANDO= astioattarot. I im boyol DAL Wolorko INlEliasirtaa Load— Ito DoNont-r - os.aithdy K Do do Yob owl hug et. Do do liter.* Popt. 104,11.1 Moo II Do. Itebmonom 4 Cetold Palm dhow DohatoNtallos Dower loolors Dom )Nostrlo Soistsvph NONNI Da. 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Gl arrosim uad hloMool Sio o.Thook cdOmoia Mom W IC Do, Drt. et Dsboodere all I Daemon .% 6 14 lOyeat Oman! et 0,5511541e1l ss Pinslimda.. 10t._kszaselmergOori2k1 ~~~, .11 De. livw 1 VlCen art dlll4 ea. 411 Des ep. li ke t s GO all Ds. Eft wilkosier Hfirilos irl Vi Da. 4pr to Ly arl arm II Lrar art Mailainuma W IS Ma 14aw L _ In D psi ea& ea node Mena Il eef e• 1 1 / 1 , dl ami rr. eL Ikellese el Mina Dese 104_ mien MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two °Two'. Although the Bank of England has made no alteration in its rate of discount to-day, the English funds show remarkable firmness, and prices are maintained at a farther rise of per cen t . Console are steady at 931 to 1 for money, and 93/ to for the Bth of May. The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 92} to 1 ex div.; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 1 ex div.; the New Twain& a-Half per Cents. at 78; Bank Stock at 213 to 2131 ex div.; India Bonds at Bs. to 3s. die. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at is. to 2s. prem.; ditto, June, at 3s. to 11. dis.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 981. Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 99 to 1 ex div. (equal to 102 to 1 with the div.) The Four per Cents have advanced to 102 to 1. Other Stooks are steady . Russian Four•aad-a•Hslf per Cents are _ _ request and are marked 951 to 96. Equadoe New Consolidated Bonds have been dealt in at 151; Mexican, at 221; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 25; Dutch Twoand a-Half per Cents., at 631 (exch. 12 a.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 94 ex div.; and Brazilian Five per Cents., 1843, at 98. The shares of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway are quoted 3 prem. and upwards. The prospectus of the Commercial Railway of Bassia. Rigs, and Diinaborg, is issued. This under taking is constituted by a decree of the Emporor dated the 18th of May, 1853, granting 4 per cent interest on • capital of twelve millions of silver roubles, or about 2,000,0001. sterling. This guaran tee, it is mentioned, is equal to 5 per cent. on the sum required for the construction of the line. An additional half per cent. is also guaranteed, to form a sinking food, under which it is proposed to redeem the shares at par within 66 years. The length of this line, which will unite Riga by railway with St. Petersburg, Moscow, and Warsaw, is about. 140 miles. It is stated that the concession was made to the committee of the Rip Exchange, and is now offered to the company on advantageous terms. The promoters aver that the company will have "absolute control over the construction and management of the railway." All crown lands are given for the pur poses of the railway, free of expense. The capital of 2,000,0001. is divided into 20,000 shares of 1004 each, bearing a guaranteed minimum interest of 4 per cent, to be issued at 80. Three thousand shares are reserved. for shareholders in Rus sia. The dividends are to be payable half yearly, in London, St. Petersburg, and Riga. Out of a sireial sum which has been allowed by the government, 5 per ant. interest is to be paid on all calls until the opening of the entire line. The deposit is only 11. per share, to be paid upon subscribing. In the event of the treaty of peace not being ratified, or the prosecution of the undertaking being otherwise prevented, the deposit is to be returned, minus the expenses. The South Eastern Railway Company bus issued a notice offering 4; per cent. per annum interest for loans on debentures of three or five years. The annual meeting of the Antwerp and Rotter dam Railway Company is called foe the let of May, at Brussels. The meeting will have to discuss some modifications with respect to the treaty for working the railway from Turnhout to Liens and Conti* and also a project of amalgamation of these railways with the company. The shareholders will thus be called upon to authorise the issue of bonds or shires to pay for the appropriation, or to be exclunged against shares in the Turnhout Company. The adjourned half-yearly meeting of the Victoria (London) Dock Company is to be held on the 24th instant. The annual meeting of the proprietary of the National Provincial Bank of Ragland is called for the Bth of May. Formal notice is given that application has been made fora charter for the Western Bank of London ; also for authorisation of an increase in the capital of the City Bank. Mr. Henry Lloyd Morgan has announced himself as a candidate for a situation as one of tits 001120A1r deem tot Customs, in anticipation or the vacancy re ' salting from the death of Mr. Dawson. Mr. Morgan, it will be remembered, wu honorary secretary to the • late Customs Reform Committee, in which capacity his name wu prominently before the public. The directors of the Waveney Valley and Great Yarmouth Railway Company advertise a final divi dead of 81. per share, payable after the 21st lost., on such of the original scrip of this compan s, has not been exchanged for Norfolk Railway 6 1. par cent. Waveney Valley Extension stock. The Master in Chancery charged with the winding up of the Borough of Bt. Marylebone Joint Stook Banking Company proposes on the 15th instant to make a call of 101. per share on all the contribu tories. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Nelson Sea Voyagers and General Life Assurance and hiveetment Company, is to be pros eded with by the Master of the Rolls on the 15th instant. The receipts of the Stockton and Darlington Rail way fur the month of Much were 25,2741., being 1,11791. more than in March, 1855. Advantage is to be taken of the Limited Liability Act for the establishment of a Metropolitan Field Bleaching. Washing, and Scouring Company, with a capital ot 30,00 W.. in 101. shares. It is stated that an outlay ot 21,0001. will provide ground, building, machinery, and plant, in addition to working ex penrie for the first three months. The promoters assert that a large amount of custom has already been second from hotels, clubs, &c. Applications for aharse are to be accompanied by a deposit of 5.. per share. The next public sales of indigo are fixed for the 13th ot May, but no declaration have been made at present. The t. Admiralty have accepted the undermentioned ships for the conveyance of stores, viz., the Alice and Jane, for Montreal and Quebec; Hope, for Halifax; St. Michael, for Bermuda; Stirlingshire, for Barba does ; James Shepherd, for Jamaica ; Dependent, for the Bahamas; Bencleugb, for Algae Bay; and the Gipsy, for Auckland, New Zealand. WIDISTIDAT &VINING With the completion of the bulk of the arrange meats for adjoiting the monthly account in Consols, the fonds have assumed a atom favourable appear ance. A furthtr rise of I per cent. was established today, and the market exhibited nediminished firm ness to the close of business. Although the dividend payments oomroenced to day, the demand for money in Lombard-street was very satire, preparations for tomorrow's instslment on the new loan exercising some influence. Consols opened at yesterday's closing quotation of 921 to 93 for money and to-morrow, and closed at 931 to 1. The " contango" has remained at fully 1 per cent., and the final quotation for the new account of the Bth of May was thus 931 to 1. The official busi • uses report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Coal* for money, 921, 931. 92/, 93/, 93 ; ditto, for account, 10th April, 93, 921, 931. Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 911, 92/ ea div. New Three per Cents., 921, 931, 931 ex div. Long Annuities, expiring is January, 1880, 3 3-10. Bank Stock, 213 ex div. Coned Scrip (New Loan), 31 prem. Exchequer Scrip, 3 prem. Threa-and-a-Halt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981. 981. The March Exchequer Bills were dealt in at Is. to 3s.ptem.; and the June bills, at 2s. dia. to par. Foreign stocks were firm, and in several instances show an upward tendency. Turkish Six per Cents. roes i per cent., closing at 102/ to 1. The Gunn- Wad Four per Cents. left off the same u yesterday, at 1011 to 102. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. rose 1 per cent. Mexican Bonds were firmer. Gra nada Deferred and Equador New Consolidated Bonds were also better. The men market to-day exhibited no change of importance. The 402,0001. in gold ex the Red Jacket was in band to-day, and a portion of it was sent into the Bank. In the absence of continental demand, it is expiated that the rest will be sent in during the week. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange 1721 13 114 13 18i 1 90 . 1111_ ill ill id liti 17i - -• 114 iii ?. 4 a a 29 SO 4. 4 N Of 711 111 1111 SO _ TS S pa a t 4r IL 1 114 1015 100 Pr i Pm gift t 24 - 29 - - fit. 244 24 4$ 46 14 is i 4 II V" .6 IN in 1. 11 die 16 674 10 IN 61 6 , 6 see 1 n IN IN 66 H /6 0 0 14 16 714 Ti 70 71 4 1 AY ON eb Si Te as - r ILWATIL 4 9 par S pa 9 ti 11 . 1 1 4 9 pi 1 li pi 41Afip. .2jl i 1111 14 .. ga • I Tidis 164 176 73_ 77. iii iie It 21"' ,) T i++ is 114 s pa W 1011 117 In us us 107 105 U Si ad 117 1111 11 U s. 11 144 14 pa I Pm 4 II 114 a 10 ni 44 Idl NI 1 14 pm See Ns 141 In IN IN 1* 910 N $ N Nzd les A no 12f PE 0 — 71 11l Ile IV 149 11111 104 4 ii r. it tig I 4 I .I. ... fie, - - 111 UT LS Of 11l 93 H ►t If Car 1411 lii - - M ll l al 100 lj Ili I n r sfar :1 ' 2° 94j 79i 114 1H eq U lla Ni I IL Id li 4 i I 44 PROPOSED MEAT MARKET IN A meeting of the inhabitants of Clerkenwell war held Wt anofag It t Crown Tares., Chlite•WIM11111111. to seeder the propel for convettieg We Smithfield into a dead mat mike,. These was a late standee Mr. F. Wimm oar or the eharehweidee prodded ; and sitar doing the °lke M the meeting, mit he thought Smithlieht woo the meet men' plants the miespolead that the esielilehteeet of a dead seem market than weld be beitelcial to te leedeasse et the emightmesheed. At p«eet they leis hie hue el the hashet, ea esteem of its being removal is ftmesheses4Als. Mr. Foam and the item moieties. le the affect that this gelatine! aphis the; ke the .sandman of Inds sad for the bleat ef eleimesee, it is neessety there should be a great 'Wheels nosh* and that the said amitet should b its a antral opt, to that the sop ply of food may be Meted La ate plaat ki t= to of buyer., with 'wanes from all putt of the sad that the site of timithfield is yre.entineatty Is such • market, it being syndietitat hos all pares wf the metro sad elthoeue in close proziatity to the Waft tho rose:agree of the City, is seillidest theme ppiteeh oh atreeioaa a thew lines or et tiis a ego additional sea as easily Melded he etestreethse at nth a market. Mr. Pzetow, IS seseadiag the rembetiem, said that a eseesqueme of the removal of the antipodes tea trade of a great ambler of Mansura in the ueigMmeeimiti had suf. fend ; but if the old market were aarated lato a meat market their trade would without doubt he imprirred. Mr. Vaxxisza thought this was ora Man mat aspen eat quit oss womb wasid Ds brtaitht beim the Mennen He stated that the Estresor of the Pnaeb had wilimed that tea arras of lead to tb• ante of Perks lima be elarated into a meat market. He thought th e wee a pidging es ' ample to at. Mr. Parma observed that the market, If Mid at Copa -1 higea-flelds, would be mat inconvenient to the inhabit-ate of the south of Loadoa. Attar • few remark' hos Hewn. Potter, Lardur, sad Veanitds the neolatioa was psi, and saanienouly surfed. The neat mementos wee moved by Mr. Manna, proposing that a committee I. appointed to carry forward the objeet of the smiting. Mr. DAYS. seconded tho resolution, which wee Puled ttaannnotisly. TM mews( then separated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THIS DAY. (sr =Norm TILIOZAPI.) • EPSOM SPRING MEETING. RAILWAY PLATE. Jane Shots .. .. .. 9 no. LATEST BETTING. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 6to 1 apt Fishnets& 6to 1 Boer 6 to 1 St. Bub.rt CRYSTAL PALACE-ONE SHILLING DAY.-APRIL G.—Admissions ea payment, 1,773 ; ditto by semen Dakota, 364; total Asher% 2,997. RESPITE OF THE CONVICT RUSSETT.—EMOth Masson, the woman coaviond and winteneed to death at Baty Bc. Eitnead's maims, for the murder of her Hahne. at Nsyland, near Colchester, has been resplted until the farther 'lndication of her MajesTe ;demure." THE HUNGARIAN BAND.-Th• wall-known Hat prism Mad hos returned, after a very eawasful tour is the provinces, and eamminced the sores by a 'read eveaiag concert, at the He ras Assembly Boom, Sassing ten, la aid of • r cal charity. THE NIGHTINGALE FU ID.—Thu total MUM sub witted up to the prnint time to this fund, fatended as a recoil of national gratitude to Miss Nightingale for the in minable sinews rendered by has to the Milk and wounded of the British forms during the recent war, sad stead to swan her to e,tsblish so institution for tie lewledag, sus. Inns, sod protection of nurses sad hospital atilealsate, Ia way little, if st all, short of 30,00 W. TM move reseed OAP tributicus Matilde 1,8721. from M. sad Madame Gold schmidt• Lied ; $OOl, trom the Miasma of hissahrister 6601. from °mord; 11001. heat Itaburalt ; 3001. from Bath; got. odd hem halms ; IW. from Winchester; 3164, • farther rashness fa ma the British say la the Odom; sad 1741. hoe the silees. chamairs, sad *oldies statkeed at &uteri. The aosamittes for managing the lead ashatew ladp with much gratificatioa the contribatime of a large weber of the clergy of various decomiastioss, the old they have received, and are reestoieg, from British salter salon sad come!' in venom parts of the world ; sad atlas with pleasure to the large nos contribeted by th e may at home sod abroad. • letter from Lord Willies Psalm, which sceompasied thasabeseiptiowstrica the Orrterney _beats testiu.oiy to the ready sad bent, maws win ~ the whole army there had rem~ to the Miss' nide te it ea behalf cf the Alone of the (sad; sad ha adds that, jading from the moan sheathed by the avers' divines sad dspatesais, the committee, of whisk ka Is the dish see, lass nem to believe that every saw sad mins had nealbetal a day's pay towards it; sad tam ihal that the samehelly sad williegaess with which then esaidha litastrd keen made, afford the strongest testimony the seise of the terrine which Mies Iflektiagate IM nattered to the army, sad to the the sp- Cra la which those sorties are held by these s: behalf they were vadertakea. The oemmittes ate alto is cosmattiestioa with the authorities la the equals, - _ from many of whom they hate neatest! elfin of 00.0110/S. lion, and t►ey especially direct IttgatiOli to the melts slraady oStolaed fr tm the 'twists of null esburiptleal collected thteigheet the Merles. di 104 S4l 44 II ii ot. mu so too ss —ZI Teti !Veil le sim iseal k 16. di Truk al all sid lows Pads .allOdsmat WO mil. Prirdis (Poiamird;;.7 pAt. dem sid Mond dl bed amid li rOVlerr *aim irl Mew s Da. k psi OliaLholm I Sin di id wed Fliolos—. _Cle..4”! ask 11 , •a wormi.W.•• Man 100 Abram ... 100 D 0.11.1. 1,/ Fit 150 L. 100 D0.0.10.00m -- 100 Mod di LAW 4p.it.111. Aus.lipat all ail Ouli ad SW= Deal.P4r6.o;abw.loor _ _ IO Basilisolimotiim la.at. all imat.Oma. Extol No.I all DIM do. 110. W Do. New 4 pie Pat. Moak W Nast Vaiew owl 100 Ent 11 MC- I* Ino..Partb. IM Groat Nartaara a 100 Do.* pou•Lat 100 Do. 44 pm amos. Dsj r aljed ot. loalaad al46. lat Prot 110 Gt. On& & Weit.(INLI I 6ROLlitlCYrba fp No Da. • p.a. radars. Prel. ICO Dasorwiridiaa.44 po. 100 DlMlNlT.llesirmAp.a. 111 011101moimolle4 44 at. W DwlYre. P. Sam all Db. COMM PEA ILlgui. all Da. da. do. S p.a. I* Da. Mallow W all law n Ow W Ow Ow do. • lawohkeiTerl47o ISO DIMS a50t.111104... 110 Do Ito Gat I poi. Ow leo I.llll.W.Omaillowll p.a. Laill.W.7p4.lll.4lldrali. lookookorry 04144 IL Y lM tdad lejba all = l". .llll,.. 4i Da. I all =Clo ollar. iii.is p it t 10 Pp. Mo. al. Pot Sink /I all Db. Fla 4i par at. all DlMplift& 4 mkt 1. HO Da .11. I W N alamiimatilwaLpia. 411 NW* Detaalfral It. 1M Da. I par atitta.l4ol 11. 100 Nara DONA . It. IN N.laa.—Darw . .i. if Do. Ow 4a. $ Do. Lase 4 iwit. Nal 10 10 Do. 'Warta k•FINAL SI WI North ilesibriaklre 111. 111 Oal.WaroaiWol.l4l.ewat 10 ell Do. I.bea Tral.llll.lh W Weida MO. Near lid. IS all en* Dom— ..... - IS WI Ditto !boo ' Mk all IL, ii ft im. it. ec se rill t u g let iWM& P. OM issilooltDerliaessivai I{ Di. eh. p• • 41 Wralbeitillimlid 114 {7 4 15 :a K 64 111 161 allli 17i 3 dim Fir II PI S ..' $ le 40 41 I a n pea 0 44 70 71 Ti Ili 74 i f t 2 2 die 127 - 33 34 ii -ii IN 146 1494 110 On IN IN 104 90 $1 si !. I til4 4 t. , sr i I If li le ler II li i 41 111 17 ..fo II 1 1 Sly i in all Ya. II gle e Pk lon London was quoted 11.971, for short; at Violas, 10.02 ; and at Berlin, 8.221. The shares of the Lombardo•Venetian Railway Company were dealt in to-day to a considerable extent, and closed at 71 to 8 prem. Those of the Cerulean: Coal Mines and Railway Company left off at Ito prem. Bank of Egypt shares were better today. Otto man Bask closed at 1# to 2 prem., and National Dis count Company at 1 to 1 prom. The shores of the Bank of New South Wales advanced 11., but those of the Western Bank of London have declined to 3 to 2 dia. London and County Bank • closed at 35. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares have not hilly maintained the iise of yesterday afternoon. Netherlands Land shares continue in favour; the 101. shares, fully paid up, closed at 41. " buyers,"aad the Preference shares at prem., "buyers" The Electric Telegraph Company's stock was quoted 11. higher. London Dock stock was dealt in at 991; Southampton Dock, at 40 ; Victoria Dock, at 181 ; and North of Europe Steam, at 14. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CtocaL The gold mining shares remain dull. The Mari quits Company's shares are marked 16e. Cobra shares have been dealt in at 661 and 66; Australian Mining at 11; and Santiago at 31. Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange: Mining Exchange official list : Fort Bowen, 6,. 61., 64 , 6s. 3d. ; Round Hill, 20P. ; St. Day United, 35,.; Un , ted Miner, 200; West Condon, lid ; Wheal Grenvine, 291., 31a. 64., 32e. 6d.; Wheal Mary Ann, 271, 28. In the Stock Exchange: Wheal Mary Ana, 27; West Provideuee, 16; Tincrolt. 4t ; North Crotty, 11 ; Wheal Greartlle, 1* (call psidl. An extraordinary general meeting of the Ague Fria Gold Mining Company is called for the 21st in stant, " to consider the propriety of dissolving the company, and accepting an offer to purchase its plant, machinery, and property, made by a new company." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. lILNCLNG LANE.-THIS DAY. SUOAD--The Market has a quiet appearance, and mese are 6d. lower than last Friday. Refined doll of sale. Grocery lumps, 63e. to 665. COFlsE.—Tcere bas nut been a public sale tc-day. Prices are unaltered ; the demand by private contract is limited. TEA.—The market steady. Duty paid oa tea in London for the week endiesq sth April, 670,6161b5. COCOA Las dec:ined 2s. par Cwt. SAPPLOWER.—In 011teptle000 of all rtittiCtiOnli On ll rottstiou being removed, the demand has improved. About 2,000 bap told. Refraction sto 10 from 345. to 378. JUTI hes sold at a Further decline of 10e. OILS continue drcopirg. Linseed quoted 321.; rape, Etiglisb, 491.; foreign, 615.; brown, 481. TVIIPISTINI. rough, 10e. 6d.; English (Tints), 32.. 6L ; American, 341„ Corrox.-150 Salo sold. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market continues to advance, in consequence of that large demand for home cossumpteon and export. Petals burg T.C. on the spot is quoted 484. 6d. • April to Nth 48a. ; May to June, 485.; Oct. to December, 49a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis report. a full supply; trade lv avy, at lover pricer. Prime meadow hay, 90s. to 100.. ; superior, 1061. to 120..; inferior, 65.. to 80s.; rowan, 70r. to 905.; clover, 100 s. to 1a6..; second eat, 100 s. to 120..; straw. 28,. to 32e. GREAT WESTERN OF CANADA RAILWA Y. Yesterday the pm; rieters of this company bald tbeir ordloary half.yearly Irides meeting at the London Tavern, J. B. extra, lag WY., the Chairman of the English Board, prending. Ile slpsel which was published in the Ewa* of Tuesday. Tee C 1141811•11 observed that the recent act of parliament required that the half.yrarly meetings should be held in Canada ; but so large en emesnt of the stock was now held in this country that it woo =bi&Meg to held kalf-yearly meetings also in Londos.lhe report, be bed read with some attention, was a very full, and. he Wry hottest stateretrit of the condition of the propmtr. The tnM bed been very gnat. Irritative) had de vetopeditf at a mode earlier period than perhaps even the most sanguna had anticipated. There had been sore temporary suspensien doing the past what d ermsequence of the piper codentedly Revere weather in (]seeds sad throughout tho United States. Toey could scarcely term subhead the mioref which corned to the Ames lean railways Be. the ecereme cold. The Mich*. Central, oat of 71 engines bad bed eldrebled In eousequereoi the OW Woo wheels, w hich WOW is the American engine., being Wren the frost. Lateal red migter vernal this company had dm suffered. t torten a.cy aserfatereble poet= of therapnes were of English manufacture. • wheeler which being made of wrought iron, withetoed the effects of the old better tom the cast wheels; sot he might add, that, anticipating damp from this cause, the directors had sent cot wrought bet wheels, which were DOW on their way to the colony, for all their Arran mom He thought they might, lock to a coo. eider.ble inereme or macros:la es the weather moderated. By the hurt return they wir e informed that • thaw had act in, sad that in eroceequenee there had been an Increase of 50 per mot. as compared with the corresponding periods( the previous year. The trite would, no doubt, continue to increase, but to develop It folly, a considerable addition to the togi..es, rolling stock, and Naar socommodatice woe dbe required. The directors, however, were at present anxious shove all thing. to keep down the capital ancient. Until they saw their wiry clear to an adequate return for the outlay, they wished to &rola Wain to the expenditure on account of capt,l; acting LWOW that view, they had suspended for the present the doubling of the line se had been intended. The Lupe portion of their Vedic consisted of What was called forties treat; commencing at Detroit and going on to the Niagara Bridge. Now, the Michigan Central, with which their line was connected on the one We, and the New York Central, which joined them on the other, were both et , them stogie lines, and neither of them was adequately provided with rolling stock, the consequence of which was that the traffic was sometimes delayed at both code, the connecting lines being unable to take it on ae It arrived. Therefore to speed halt a million to doubling the line, and providing rolling stock until their neighbours did the Rice would be to invest capital where there was no prospect of an immediate return. The London board had, how ter, requested the Canada directors to eommusions with the rum paten he had named, to wends what their intentions were in regard to doubling their lines and ineressir g dab !officina 1,. and of course they would set according)y. The directors had distributed the remaining portico of the capital stock, omaidering, first, thit the tabling shareholders were entitled to participate In any breads/ interest arising from that stock, end secondly, teat It would place the finances of the company on • sound and stable footing, sad enable them at the proper tut to go into the market Rod borrow money acne the bat terms. Anticipative the return of a peilAl when the public would be mations to invest in *numbs of the pound and stable character which this compeer) could offer, ad in order to be prepared tor it, the board bad requested the directors en the other dde of the water to ascertain fr. m the colonist government whether they wood a:low the artery to pay off the debt due to them, and to grant an act of parliament author Wing the raising of the funds in such manner as the directors and the shareholders might d. as WWI exponent That question war now under the considera lion of the Canadian baud, and in due time the result would be known. The bard had set sere the sum which wee polar annually to the colonial government, in redoattion of the debt as • deerecetwer fund, being about equal to the amount of the depreciation the per manent way might no summed to notate. This would enable theta stall times homely to divide the whole net amount of profits, and to oder to the inceetnin public such a secarity r co other railway could present—by aiming them that •thheeyy would not be called upon, us in many cues the propietors of llogilati railways had been, to pay out of cutout prodts the covers of renewing the line, which the share- holders who preceded them ought to have paid. In cockatoo be moved that the report of the proceedings of the general enceeing held at Hamilton on the link of March, be received and adopted. The motion having been seconded, was atter some damsel. n putand carded, and the dividend having been declared, a resolu iou was . eita. mined and earned that the NM appropriated AS pat meat for the service' of the stereo directors in Lours and to Canada should be i,t Md. currency, instead of I,uool. currency as heretofore. A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the prcieedinge. THE REPRESENTATION OF NORTH DEVON.—The saddea Illness cf M r.' Buck, at the rail way statioo, cm Wed wedgy, has given tile to some local talk as to ate dispossl of the seat woich he occupies as representative far North Devon. Every becoming degree of symp ,thy is fa% for the hen. gentleman, oh) has served his party with zeal end consistency. But en attack of tara'ysis at saventl-four years of age must necessarily be the prelude of on early retirement from parliament. The Conservstives consider the seat their own, and they say that his successor will be found in either the eldest son of Lord Clinton, or the if. c wed son, who is heir to the Italie Estate. The Coble lord prefers the former; but Lady Rolle, his lordship's sister, is said to prefer her tavoutite nephew, the second son.— Slur km* Journal. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT.— Yesterday so in guest was held at toe Bristol infirmary, Ware Mr. J. B. °dodo", the coroner, ionchtrig the death of John Bowes, aged 32, a gardener. It appeared that deceived had been to ureter mom tan ter has garden, and, when returning home, stopped in Redcross-strew t, at the steam saw • milli of Mr. Fear, es did some di sew otter persons, to watch the operation of the machinery. A block of bitch wood was being trimmed at the circular saw, which latter revolved at about 1,000 revolution per minute. In the birch there were crooks and hollows. The saw having touched one of these, a long strip of wood broke off, and tell on one tithe peas of the machine. whence it was thrown against the back of the saw, which again hurled it with terrible force among the spectators outsice the works. Si rapid was its flight, that no one saw it page, though it was heard gushing through the air like • rocket. Deceased, who axed 27 teat from the law, wee struck at the bottom of the throe', the point of the wood piercing the Peppier vein, end causing death in a few minutes. The jury returned • verdict of Accideotal death " Mr. Fear mid no one could have anticipated such an accident; and. during 30 years' etpe risnee, he had never heard death a use. He would, how ever, adopt south precootioos, if possible, against the ricer reace of sack a atheneum. Deceased, who was a sober, steady man, has left a widow and three young children. DISCOVERY OF THE HULL OF THE We naderstand the diver attached to this port, in one of his recent walks over the bottom of the harbour, discovered the hall of the Aesphioo, frigae, of 38 guns, blown up while Iliac in Haman°, on it. 22nd of September, and that some efforts ove to be made to rain portions of the wrack.—Plyinuoth Mail. II r STD ft II 6 6 1 4 sr• N • II 87 N rie I 19 MO N N M U N N 10 1S .1 104 1 14 I . MI 14 1 t 6 SI I into In. al 1