The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-25 00:00:00

----- INDIA, CHINA, AND PERSIA. VIE OVERLAND MAIL. OW SCOWL'S" AND DILITUIIII IWISACRE OF FNOLISTI, PASSENGERS. WREN INBURRECITON IN BORNEO. EICKNDIARIBM AT HONG.KONO. TRIESTE, FILIDAT, Aram 24. The Mesmer America arrived but to-day at a lorelf fto twelve at woe, having made the paeans 111 118 hours from Alexandria, which she left on the 19th inst. The ladia and China mails were about to leave opandria, with dates from Hong-Kong to the Illth of March, from Calcutta to the 21st of March, ken Bombay to the 2nd of April. The Europeans on board the steamer Queen, which is British property, but was sailing under the peetuguese flag, had been murdered by the Chi sels passengers and crew. The steamer, with a salvable cargo, was carried off. The government contractors storehouses at Haag Naar had been burned down by incendiaries, and, 700 barrel, of Hour destroyed. Ths Chinese in Sarawak, Borneo, rase in innu , ration on the lith of February, and ministered se wet Europeans. Governor Sir James Brooke only saved his life hy swimming across a creek. _ Om of the Borneo Company's steamers subse rattly arrived at Sarawak, and with the aid of Sir I W O, at the bead of a body of Malays and Dye'''. yard the destruction of the settlement by killing 2,000 Chinese. A war steamer was rent over by the nut& natherities, but her services were not required. The latest dates from Bushiro are to the 6th of ifirch. No intelligence had arrived of any fresh gotations in the Persian Gulf. Sir James Outran' WI been putted to the charge of Rajpoota. Colonel Gorge Lawrence was acting as commander during the absence of Sir James Outran on duty. The 19th Native Infantry was disbanded. Ezehange at Bombay was 2s. lid. Money was plentlfaL The bank had lowered its rate of interest. la the import market at Bombay there was little &Mc The Calcutta import market was rather dull. The many market was improved. Exchange, 2s. 20. M Madras exchange was 2s. 2id. The total export of tea from China to Great Bri tain for the year ending the 30th June last year was intimated at seventy million pounds. Exchange at Hong Kong was 4s. 93d. At ilhangluie the price of silk had advanced. The addennaits amounted to 74,000 bales. Exchange at Saaghae was 6s. 7id. to 61. UNITED STATES. OM MAOXSTIC TZLIOILAYII.) (nor oca ORS CORRISPONDIN LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY. The evening the steam-ship Alps, Captain Inglis, mind in the Mersey with the United States' mails. Ns date from New York is the 11th inst. Ss sailed in company with the New York, *moor, for Glasgow, and on the 11th passed the shawship Glasgow, inward bound; she parsed also the royal mail steam-ship America, which sailed bras on the 17th iost, and which she met in lat. 43 au* lon. 45 west. Ms Alps has not brought either passengers or gob. The Washington arrived at New York on the 9th Apell, and the City of Manchester on the 10th. Tb. Alps has brought very little news of im portance. Mbar B. Reed, of Philadelphia, has been offered Septet of eorseirioner to go to China in the steam Mire Minaret*, aad other rads ordered to re ran, tie American squadron in China. wilr it oi hil etre i IN dab Nothing was doing in exchange. The rates a Lotion were 108 to 109, and on Paris 6.21 , 10 6.231. The cotton market wag rather quiet, without any change in the quotations. Omni Cass Ism replied to Lord Napier in re bus to the Chinese question, declining an alliance yids Easitand, seeing no practical advantage to the UAW &atm in the proposition offered. The MOOS of the Orand Trunk Railway of Canada Plot Levi, neer Quebec, have been entirely &groped by are. The money market at New York wu rather Wm First class signature paused without difficulty et ban S to 9 per cent., and there appeared more bireition to take paper at the same rates as before. At shat dates the supply wu good, but the demand in scarcely so active. Floor was dull, especially the common brand+, • blgher and extra brands were steady, and in • :dosand for home use at unchanged prices. %sat was quiet, and the prices merely nominal. Win corn was in good demand. Pork was heavy, Obi closed at a decline. Lard was active and firm. &gars were in good demand and steady. Coffee was quiet. Freights to Liverpool were doll, and rates irre- Plar, with light engagements to London and the magaent. CAPE OF 0001 l HOPE. By the Akundrina, arrived at Plymouth, we Isis 'dykes from Alps Bay to Feb. 22, and Caps Tees Feb. 13. Affairs in British Bacteria were 10 11 4 came of uneasiness. Robbery and violence were en the increase. A letter from Fort Peddle, kg Feb. 16, states that oxen to the value of 1004 lateen stolen from the vicinity of the Tole Camp, While another communication from the same quarter, Prbillled in the Graham's Town Journal, speaks of Inas hones having been stolen, and that the police, who were on the spur of them, had been confronted large body of Kaffir', computed at 1,000, who Led upon them and drove them back. The Governor was in the eut district, and was about to 'hit the frontier. The Cape Merrier and other Plea mention reports of disorders on the part of the Chli ran Legion, but the Xing William's Town Gam* declares that the facts have been nag- Paid EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (moll ova OWN PARIS, POMMY BYRNING. The programmes of the Orand 'hike Constan tine's visit have hitherto been of a rather chameleon like character, changing from day to day, but the following are the very latest arrangements, ward ing to official expectations :—His Imperial Highness will arrive in Paris on Thursday, April 30, at five in the evening. From the Ist to the 10th of May there will be a eeries of grand Ntee, reviews, balls, and theatrical performances. During the morning the Prince will visit the principal public monuments, scientific establishments and museums. On May 10 he will accompany the Court to Fontainebleau, where he will remain till the 13th. On his return to Paris, to stay not probably more than two or three days, he will dine with Count Walewski at a grand diplomatic dinner. On leaving Paris on his tour to visit the French sea ports, he will go to Bordeaux in the first instance, and after having inspected all the ports on the Atlantic and the Channel, he will proceed to Brus sels, and after a tour in Belgium, return to Russia by way of Hanover. During the Grand Duke's stay, Paris will be the rendezvous of Russian diplo macy. It is already announced that Count Chrepto witch is coming from Brussels. The Courtier de lures says that M. de Monty is positively expected in Paris at the beginning of May. Marshal Serrano, the Spanish Ambassador, kit Paris at nine this morning, for Madrid, to take hi s seat in the Senate. Prince Distils) left yesterday for Vienna. General Kheredine, the envoy of the Bey of Tunis, his just left Paris for London. The Bourse has been much better to-day. The news that the Bank of England directors had not adopted any stringent measures yesterday inspired speculators with a little confidence at the beginning of business, and although the upward movement was checked by successive telegraphic despatches, each advising a decline of in Consols, the Rents became very firm in the afternoon, and closed with a rise of 15c. for cash, and 25e. for account, at 89fr. 46e. and OW 55e. The railway improved considerably in consequence of the very favourable weekly re turns published to-day. These returns show the following augmentations in the receipts as com pared with the corresponding week of last year: Orleans, 245,389 fr. 90e.; Lyons, 181,881 fr. 88e.; Western, 169,411 fr. 20c.; Southern, 102,714 fr. 72e.; Northern, 61,198 fr. 47c.; Mediterranean, 67, 803 fr. 88e. ; Eastern, 42,183 fr. 18c. To-day the Orleans line rue 12fr. 60c. ; Northern,7fr. 60c. ; Eastern, 7fr. 60e. ; Lyons, 7fr. 50e. ; Mediterranean, 7fr. 60c.; Southern, 10fr. ; Western, 12fr. 50e. ; and Grand Central, 2fr. 50e. The Austrian railways which have been neglected during the last month in conse quence of diminished receipts and an expected call, were in great demand to-day and rose 12fr. 50c. ' The appeal in the affair of the Napoleon Docks came on yesterday before the Cour Imptriale. M. Cuain, who was condemned to three years' imprison meat and 6,000 , r. fine; M. Legeudre to twelve months' imprisonment and 2,000 fr. fine; M. Ber ryer to t wo years' imprisonment and 2,000 fr. fine ; and M. Duchesne de Vere to six months imprisonment and 2,000 fr. fine, appealed against their sentences. The public prosecutor, on his pert, appealed against the acquittal of M. Gni, and against the sentence on M. Cuain as too lenient. All the accused persons appeared before the court, which was presided over by M. Zangiacomi. M. Perrot de Chaselies made the report on the affair, after which the president commenced interrogating the accused. The proceed ings of yesterday and to-day went little further than the examination of the four prisoners, whose answers to their interrogatories did not differ materially from these they gave in the court below. The Arocat- General commenced his speech for the prosecution, and had not concluded up to a late hour this evening. The religion+ marriage of young M. Pereire, eon of M. Isaac Pereire, with Mdlle. Fould, daughter of the notary, took place the day before yesterday, at the Jews' synagogue, in the Rue Notre-Dame do Nazareth. AUSTRIAN ITALY. The Archduke Maximilian, the new Governor- General of Lombardy, arrived at Milan on the after noon of the 19th, and intends remaining there four or five weeks. His Imperial Highness was received at the railway station by the principal authorities and the municipality, and he proceeded at once to the palace by the Great Corso, which was lined on both sides by the troops of the garrison. All the win dows were decked with flags, &c., and • large crowd assembled to witness the cortege. On the whole, the young prince was well received. In the evening there was a grand reception at the palace, and part of the city was brilliantly illumi nated at the expense of the municipality. The next day the prince was to go to the Theatre della Ca. nobbiana, and it was believed that the noble fami lies who abstained from occupying their boxes on the visit of the Emperor will be present, in order to be admitted to the brilliant Mai which the prince will give after his marriage with the Princess Charlotte of Belgium. The Grand Duke, in imita tion of the Emperor, will grant public audiences twice a week. DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Arno. 21. The immediate abdication of the King lanolin talked of more than ever, end has obtained such am 'latency as to make its matter beyond all doubt that there is some ground for believing it. It is stated that the ministerial crisis stands in close connexion with this 'abject. Rumours of all sorts arc flying about, but I abstain from mentioning them to-day more particularly. It would, however, appear that something of the greatest importance, not unattended with danger, is on the point of being promulgated, far I am in I position to state as an undoubted fact that ear skee yesterday all the troops in this city Inn andrei in their respective barracks, and that 11.5**** have been served out to them. From ids titter circumstance, which is not generally Mem here, it is to be inferred that a popular com as*. may be expected. sj The King has just returned to his country asiksoe at likesisriksborg. Many people here are e~g9b ion that a transfer of the crown to another besi Is the imiggreetioal way of solving the problem ells gide memeohy velem, and getuag Aimed' eeeielb ent et the imiement entanomsed inns midi as hos hi. drives with regard to GenstalY• emempease et the ese-eided and self-willed peaky et Ilue VIII /Buds. This it is that imppoorwm am el met meneillieterriertofindinga eialeunaa g a mile and villa, w isdertake the foreign mat with a elleass of extricating Denmartt= impleamin went respecting the policy to be followed is the administration of the Malice of Holstein and laneekeeg. Arsq. 21. All the rumours relative to the nominationof ministers to the vacant portfolios are utterly oaknouled. THE EXPRESS, SSTURDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1857. SWEDEN. Aram 16, The standing committee of the Storthing for the affairs of the constitution came yesterday to the re solution of recommending that amembly to adopt the following important alteration, as well as an equally important addition, to the constitution. The former consists in obliging the King, before enter- 1 ing upon any negotiation for an alliance or other treats with a foreign power, to convene the whole of the Council of State, and hear their advice on the immures proposed, it being hitherto considered sell- Meet to have the consent of the Minister for the Fo reign Department and one other single member of the Council of State. The addition recommended is atill~ further to limit the royal prvoptive, and to " prevent the King from being at liberty to ac cept the sovereignty of any other State without the special consent of the Storthing of the kingdom being previously obtained." Letters from Drontheim of the 11th inst. state that an extensive tire broke out in the evening of that day amongst the warehouses on the seaside, which, being chiefly filled with pitch, torwntine, tar, and other inflammable articles of merchandise, caused the fire to spread with great rapidity and to an alarming extent. At length General Thome ordered out the artillery with their ten-pounders, which soon battered down some of the other ware houses and thus cut off the communication, which then permitted the conflagration to be got under. About twenty warehouses and a few dwelling houses were reduced to ashes, but fortunately all the public edifices were spared, although at one time great fears were entertained for the safety of . the Cathedral of St. Magnus. Arm 72. Sweden has protested vehemently in a circular note against the Danish note of February 20, and declares that there is no foundation whatever for the Scandinavian projects attributed to Yritice Oscar by the latter note. A JEWISH MARRIAGE IS .ALGICRI.eI, A question of considerable interest to the Jews of Algeria has just been submitted to the Imperial Court of Algiers. In Deonaber, 1549, a Jew, named Benjamin Mak lout, and a Jewess, named Miberka Anal, were married by a rabbi at Constantine, woo/ding to the law of Moen • and a certificate wee given to them, thus eonceived day, 54th of the week, 21st of the month Kenna, year 5610 of tho creation of the world, in the tribe known by the name of Ord el Ad, the bachelor Benjamin, eon of Illal&uf, maid to the young woman Mibarka, daughter of Mousse Attal, 'Be my spouse in conformity with the religion of Moms and of the Israelites, and I, by the grace of God, will work for you, will cherish you, will feed you, and will clothe you, ea all the Isarlites cherish, and clothe their wives. I will give you, as the pries of your Amenity, 251. in current C 0414 as also your food and maintenance, and all that may be sseemiery, and I will become your husband to our customs. The 'magyar= accepted, and espoused the said hothead. . . . . Acrd he undertook not to contract marriage with another woman If he should have children , male or female, alive and well. . . . . But if there be no children, mile or female (which God forbid l) for the rue of ten years, and he should &Are to contract manage with soother woman, contrary to the will of his wile, he shall name the sums she brought him, and the 261. also. No children were born of the manage and sitar general more cohabitation Makiouf to many another. young woman, named Sultana Zertib ; sad in oonsequenee °Cermet in the regulations relative to the Jews nude by the French, he deemed it right to go thirigh the necesesay feentelities for having his atmage celebrated acceding to the forms et the French code. The list wile, Marks, how ever gave notice to the mayor of Constants's not to celebrate the projected manage between her has baed and Sultana, Inasmuch ea she herself was, in the eye of the French law, end ts.thng to her contrect—ten years not having elapsed rime bar lawful wife. The bather brought the matter be the Civil Tribusel of Constantine, and that tribunal declared the use sition null end volt, on the technical groundnut the bring beck celebrated solely according to the rite, Jews, and not In the civil farm of the French laws, was not valid. An appaelerinat this derision was last week pe arled to thelin Court of Algiers, end that after hearing good of argument, ear to the cone lusion, from an esantinatles of the various laws and ordinances rela tive to Algeria, that asentages of Israelites according to the law of Moir are valid in the eye of the French law, even . t . h_or . te i sot data celebrated in the civil firm. It therefore thejudgmeat of the tribunal of Cortentlia, &e red a=oppoeition ofd MadsmeMaklauf to the seined marriage of her limber reltd, and prohibited the mayor of Constantine from earating the ceremony. MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION IN FRANCE.—The Court at Mies of the Bares Alps hes Jest been occupied three days la rya( • era awash Reiland, mayor of the • ef Cominir. orberiesent and berry. It was alleged ler the perralen est he nip pees yea the mayoral asisellies of de Waage bed been la the bra et giving thrashes bier at is pablieisaer at the yr i le i =aes, end het Beyented, what be beam his deearyllea of oily though It was EA rat trot lii i wb erellore net ;al . low im i d sg him to the be arm by, _IS the sae WI , rib( is pre chiral* sad sir hseikarbeet the ammo rept hes than isle astral sidle. ail albs ethr,mreeenigese legithasiespeneroritasthese bearethr areeilles, relative to thismiliand pea, hi, TRU helleCtima WM It VIM helm aimed that he bed redetr is 2 onsenled ham st eraner slibiely he Wei err boa he led yut Irma In the r taus% ail hal peobled the abeam between what he bed neeral and whet he hod aceireld hr. With respell le the reap et beery, It was addle aseret la the hit ilia which he bed are Is bets beat., The sees Is his drab amerled that he bed not semilled my trends, as d the asap he had maned had been to era way or other orgleyed Sr the Mash at the comes; lad he urged that es is disbureemente and ether eel. se super bad bees emir of by lime Mssicipsl tioCrthey set le he made the aria el a yasecu ika the resees ailed IMP f/IWZMI!" bearable to theimirmer, end the Jeff selewsed • void el briar THE Bruns 07 Elltll.—The mho et Faris, withithe octroi wan, a the sere et resit ae It mes fifty Iran ego, its circumference big %lb rim OM leis) ; bat the eginopte sibs et es Ands essiderahly crewed, bat e a mi lcrall WAN. slaw el 997,000 an sad is test prat In 1807, ell I Miele lad • past dm alai; IWO IMO MO it= ✓ib old issaSr wry Iseleellea bar brass sad Adel le Or lestw as a arks et 11140111/1 emaclose be lima Us swilesmsess et interlor ladoemede est CisseamTlimla errs baked with Masa alas as saidst ins beekelarelib hob and drl d mimes etas puma P MT Ise Its pane am Tess hr tea aralruisi sa maple lase d 111,111 amens et sr lies lima sear SINIIIIOIIIIII. st Its lam period. derieesearklhe wirt*p sal warier ot the area ma is Mt; MN arms Num sh seiel2,o47,ooot. be bassire andie bpi* 60 SOW street. were egret; under lbw asalerrr at lonia Philippe, 102 ; sal salaam lira lasi • in= obi 1850 ; bat it most nut he feettelles Tut taw am amp all of co lossal length. In lib doe rreitse of bra In Paris was 26,600 ; at lament there see spire et 16,000, and their sober Y reybay inerearig. Ni w CAM. OF ERERCIBI FOR THE FRENCH ARMY. The " spa the (harrier de Paris, " has but brava Chihli awl Rheims, a quantity of male lima, ing together to swirly tine solalenerthl= Inte nded for a large esserpoest asercising prod, where 80,000 men may be ems ad hod plum Sr all kinds of mancetures. This isat will be prorrent, at a certain number at traps wet remain there thraphout tho winter. It mead to le the beentra of the goverement to have extensive forti fications reseed by the troops, which will convert the camp tato • realism of refuge, similar to that which the Austrians have tarrueted et Verona and at Lints. This now place et debase mat nary all the defects of our frontier on that Me by midi the Pranics mimed in 1792, and which the be, et bessionts, PLilippevills, and ilsricnburg h. ilitsvulnerable." il se ibaiteur_ publishes a owes, promulgating • _Jrariba eraluded beams Prase sad the Grier Da* lates Ititrueirart, siseles Is the aftenglb airs st it Was of the ataa Amami to the per okra d ilis animation, whom be maim sagessery br waft glis *act of it into AIM ski nismilMil Tr pus Myse lemporsry oeispaba Isawarty to be psid shea beesgraledt h rek Wits& lity le he laws in hese eines In weds Ilb for purposes et pills e aft; Its wets Is = istiun esnmy are - to b soda its aresaa of repair authorities; ratioemir= ilr= be dear in the seri if sew width ea Erg be Fare Ado may is lernhar d inho l = side. padre awed. the load samishiesilas ea le ma bob ✓ieseere Is Mete ere or esehengs, ea se to berg soot WINS M asa et the territory to which it MU Tia 7tmas.--Imet Weds/stay the Anthills, Orsialmy at Wiliam. lie ma seedmei tamales imp Ss dis lIM maims TY lifeiater Arm( giros ississset as the davalk ens de emed elessestartisalitallysiessimlliseem . Mem. woes% sat amass Ma, erresselhilhampliiise mesa Tao sons teens* wasest), "tie segasies the east him as tritt ma y . • tallarst dunk desemma vat aseiera eel as wed baby was hither alb *raft ea Mega bier egspelati waselbe, sississe, mal asiess. Tr es = • dirafeart was wee mai liasittstr mar as saws ad usleasearbe isakenesi as Ifilkovfte miser as :—A.Allebia 1 The Lard Is the. Wait MI6& I Audio Beery Filer asislist iriajpesiaist spas st Iv lass pas- WV loses aplimb. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIB DAY. EQUITY COURTS. (Before the Loris Amato' of AppeeL) TiP•32ll 11•1/11.—IN 11 PLOW MINN • 1411/LAUPT. Ilia WM* delivered thailialikampla liiesess, which wee Med ma the 1714 Inalent. The appdhatwr the Tabor de deammead leaner et Ma bilindim p := l "hiP baring beta famed la MU, sat au of to. et the maids; t pertaommidp lo b& that mon the &di et oar palm, tea mber elmesld, dada( the Mint Urea et bar ad NM wMew at bis deumemed poremr, pay to tho &p -lanless etas harm await, it 1801. or, at the optima et week mohair, ame.fearth et the pdlte et the bad atm Aber the ibriestlen it abs perasemb*, Mr. Harm arastiad, and waled by him reitalese float hie ceadered irtaer wade. Me Mute prorimica era hi • Mr. Harp. died la 1861, and Mr. Perry lease Mimi beams benimpt. The proof towhead by Mrs. Howe here lb. Ccmmaimmicaer—ter the ar rows it lie above aasaity earned before the beakatenrep. Site errhart h the pada et the Mamma Se death et her demand Mamma mad the badmortep--hal been reread by the oteraitatrater, ca W pawl OM Mr. Parry Jars hod theelmd be pay the either aroillerth of the pada et dr lumbees, and Set tare petite were all, the dolma etas oaten har ts. more Ws emaaturieleal the pada. Mate the Lew I Nat appeal. whimil wee agreed by Mr. Xmas her Nl=lea. VO. Mr. Sa pp , Q. kragaC.. sad Mr. De Gel tor as melimiter. Had ewed the TN* kedeMpa &ahead l that theblZ pt • willteat era ; hal- ig limagh the bleb et the gaolbird taw prwee dr bail da bailer Oa into at Mr. Idegyar, i lli t in the briar was a Nalinnelha et Mott the Ira, tiro par we more than esemluellehmed by dee debts Mar dm, sad that therein thine ems ne hoadaden peoMinemeameh ma Mr. Jere led elteled tipsy te the widow set the tuamity bin one.tramth et the pada (dm). COURT OF ADMIRALTY. (Odom Dr. Loritlagtoo.) 6i•oli. The Linda 10,07 - I•74 . 7icgiZir:«; — schoorter of 130 time, bead bees Hamburg to Oporto, with a sw ami cargo. Oa the 3rd of °dein, she was :on fate by mother vessel sad suffered es such dames that her ware thought ft prudent to run fur the Humber, ter which there was fortunately a fait wind. On the seats ahem= the cutter Queen Victoria, employed to terry Y from the Yarmouth feet of smacks to that teem teams up. The parties were Ignorant of the leavers of the other; but signs weirs made that the savvier of the Wynn ware desired. Aooordiaey mss Death took the helm, mad, aotwitheteadiag hie ill massed none, the schooner wastage mak into Grimsby. The melons fluted for about a day; the value of the le salved was 4,334 t, and the masdemanded by the - wee 6001. Dr. Lueldngton awarded 1204, sad certified that its wee wiper oars for coda. THB POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WESTMINSTER. This morning the oiWyCl;e7g;oifTiony upon the polios sheet was agai William Hutton, • man 60 years of age, fur stealing • pair of soles and two mackerel from the shop of his master, Mr. Thomas Chants, an extensive fishnicager, at 9, Arabella-row, Oa the cam being called on, the mtm• wee abessit,sitd the primmer wee coesequently diet. Presuming tips this nuespected chug* inchmonsiances, prisoner stoutlylaid claim to the Bah, which was in the hands of the conbile, his own; and it was ordered to be motored to his While this was being done in the police-station, Mr. Charles en treed the court, and having stated that, with his large NM bilehment, it was necommy to prosecute the accusod, who had • good Wary for Sr. years as his warehouseman, a po- Homan was sent after the prisoner, who woo found tandmag hide aka; hind. about fifty yards from the court, with his mater's fish On his bang again placed in the felon's dock, Mr. Charles said that last Rigid, a. prisoner was leaving, he observed his wee very balky, and asked him to turn ant the M n re am bed got about hba, whennapon primmer palled oat a sole from hie breast," a mackerel from each of kis trousers pockets, and a second sole from under his waistcoat. He was them given into custody, and said it was • bed job, and he wee very sorry for it. Prisoner, who was now completely chap-fellen, was cost milled for trial. MARTLEBONE. DASIXO . ,II9P ■OBNEkY. aortal* Smoak, 04 elderly woman, was charged with steeling sa oil painting from the shop of Mr. Hy. W. Oder, 'iota» dooolos, idlsy-grova, Paddington. It wand front the midair* of Kra Odor, that the previous night, about mesa o'clock, she was In her parlour, what she heard soots owe gobg out of the shop. She got up and looked tower& the shop door. She then saw the Wang of the primmer, who was batty making kw way oat. She (omplsinsat) proceeded out of the parlour, sad on her way through the shop she mimed an oil painting that we hung up sear the street door. She ran sitar the primmer sad stopped her. Coesplsimat this saw that she bad ramekin uadar her shawl. Complainant kid hold of it end found that it was an oil panting. Mr. Long—When did you UM ate It eats? Complainant—ln the mormleg. I have lately missed several oillistatings, • valuable looking-glace, end other artklsa. I called a policemen, sad gave her into hie custody. D 327 reduced the patellas, which was a sketch of • winter scam 17 ta7 g (to the petioner)—What have you to say to the ehrp? Ara you guilty or sot guilty t. Pdsassw—l am guilty, dr. It wee distress that drove ins Se slselthe picture. lb. ' , mkt* dad umber, said that oho was en old allawkw, and bad teen Irma dem at the bar where she the steed. _ _ _ She eras oat for a month to the Howe of Correction. &ma driver of rivar oZeil;;;;;;;;; flood for loitering L the gab& thoroughfare. The penalties were paid. SOUTHWARK. Enlist Barrett, ; batter, was brought before Mr. Cc.bs, by Chad le M, one of the warrant officers attacked to the coast, .Asr with committing • brutal sad cowardly meault on Sams Bann*, his wife. Ths w ho a tidy-boldng hark bat sigma* stoned, sad sad who exhibited a Mask eye, dead est eke had bees armed to the prisoner Musa pees~ end bad four Wilma. Bar basbushowned suss thsa 21. a weekly &shag lik th ic a. afreasal lophostes, bat be neglected Yr end the as that sews days they wire whir* food. Par the het Mn or anskpairs la had beta is lies habit of Dl trestle, kr, sad hits, het he left her whisest a vestige of fornitms or the metal of bales hod. lbs our compelled to wort any bed Is amble her keep the children tram starving mud ematim. Jury tierphew cecare hehers,preatit hr im tale itindle bra bat bs had nit been OAK hag wlneOsea le esammeseell br &mean is der eight le err bier dna tad slued her it a drerld rear, lad Arm die rerseresisil with him he heeled her dews ilia alelmk t tad alai ler Irma Orr es the hes, *vim her a Mee epi, era otherwise broktsg he Sete. He then an oat of the hare. sad , en the following mesh( h ermits& to the mud mulashined • warrant fur li= Shea bererever. did asterish to have him as allshesspeked wee het le disk( keep the peaoe towards bakand ma mem vase kr. Mr. Ossibe nand her whether be bad frequently beat her lately? She replied that he bed, but only when Do came home drunk, and that was nearly every night. Mr. Combo asked the prisoner what he bad to say in answer to the charge? He said that his wife aggravated him and bit his nose, to that he wee compelled to push her of and she fell down. That was how she came by her black eye. The complainant denied his assertion. She, however, acknowledged scratching his face when he was boating and kicking her. Mr. Combs told him he was a cowardly brutal fellow, and be should not be doing his duty unlem ho punished him with some severity. He must be committed to tho house of Correction for three months, with hard labour. GREENWICH. MIMI= Jaws Avila, daft collectors and donkey thieves, WA plead et the her charged with striae • oat, Oa tirspirty of Mr. What Taalsj wo retired naval Warr, while la the plesearese et their. It sapserat that the pieta= NM at the of prossoilor, saris is Own lfrasksee•ww,Oresavich-road, slid were awed to am sit the duet. JIM/ WY the tutorial casadsr, Wit Yana leek care of the art at the door. The semi of the bore omelatel la the e, sad °barna Jews es be eread sot • liedrillet .Bast hs fore him hawk deem ate of els Nab widak are ht the Moo/a t Ile taimakidy mimed Mati WY in accihni, owl lam, Ow d bad, rotund fat • 'ma Oa this occasioa it, =tved =if • Nat by yeah, it as his basket,sad white be Ike a died besielhd, the cart was drive& has the doer by Frank. Oa the third Ind bang taken to the door,se wad ease the act, sad, la be ream, the dam& vies nada ho , sada frathjeausay pordirmat, &Wag tibia Arse pallet at a wad _Goat • hat, bid sleeved, tits volobry of the fad est vas delseted, sad Jean gran late castady, the other ass, hr Ms semi& an wareisig the cart, the ad vas had maid fa the Irk Hot ark a ambling dims, Fres& aid he had to as with the oat, art was surly pawing by sooldtga. ease aid be was sine sad that moss ass drove the wit away; sad its could ad mom* for the cost hams food tithe dad. The aostaiste add it wadi be see to soaks farther tawdry abed dm, sad he dad& re ressaad than for a IRA. lbsameted steadfast,. FM AT ALDSBellorf.—Olkettardny morning the ezteneive nage of buOdlnp compiling bakery, brew house, and breed store at Liderehott, lawn as the Cosa salasariat Camp Bakery, were destroyed by 2/e. TIM build. imp we imam* i the loyal lawman Compity. MONEY MARKET.-THISDAY. Two O'CLOCK. The news from the East has had an unfavourable influence upon the funds, which have declined per cent. The other Stock Exchange markets are also fiat. Consols are quoted 92; to 93 for money, and 93 to / for the 7th May. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 92; Exchequer Bills, March, at 2s. prem. ; ditto, June, at is. dia. ; and Exchequer Bowels, at 981. Tho foreign stock market remains dull, and in some cues, including Turkish, a little astute is observable* but the alteration in prices is unimportant. Subjoined is a com plete list of this morning's sales:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 100;; Peruvian Four-and-a -' Half per Cents., 77 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441 to 441 ; Russian Founand-a-Half per Cents., 961; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 251 ; ditto, for account, 30th April. 25 to 251; the Coupon Certificates, 61 to 61 per cent. ; Turkish Six per Cents., 931; ditto, for account, 30th April, 931; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1001; ditto, for account 100¢ to 100. The shares in the Russian railways remain nomi nally quoted to prem. but there is scarcely a transaction going forwa rd in them. The few irre gular dealings which have hitherto taken place are understood to be open continental orders, and are probably prompted by a wish on the part of the pro moters to " make a market" for these securities. The Anglesea has arrived off Plymouth from Mel bourne with 48,862 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 195,4001. The mode in which this sum will be disposed of is am yet involved in uncertainty. Could loans on stock be raised on less onerous terms than there lately current, the whole amount would doubtless be sent to the Bank of France. But when each high rates are exacted for money, the profit presented in the premium offered on gold by that institution is greatly diminished. The firms who are drawing silver from the Continent are not at present buyers of gold for remittance against it, owing to the steadiness of the exchanges. It is thought that the remittance by the Anglesea will be in hand on Monday. Perhaps a portion will go to the Bank of France, and the rest to the Bank of England. The Alhambra has brought about 1,8001. in specie from the Peninsula. On 'Change yesterday, at the commencement of business, the appearance of the foreign exchanges was not favourable ; but subsequently bills on most continental places became more plentiful, and at the ohms decided firmness was exhibited. The rates for three months' bills on Amsterdam and Paris, as well as for paper on Belgium and Frankfort, were finally quoted somewhat better than on Tuesday. The cur rest quotations are shown below : Ameterdean, three months, 11.191 to ; ditto, short, 11.16 se 17; Rotterdam, three months, 11.791 to 1; Antwerp sea Bel three month; 25.46 to 50 ; Hamburg, th ree meetha, 13. to ; Paris, three months, 25.66 to 70 ; ditto, abort, 26. to 30; Marteillea, three month., 26.65 to 70; Prankhrtnn-the-Matne, three months, 1191 to ; Petersburg, three months, 37 to ; Vienna, three months, 10.33 to 6 • Trieste, three months, 10.34 to 6; Naples, three months, 421 to 43 ; Owes, three months, 25.74 to 6; Leghorn, three months, 29.471 to 621 ; Oporto, three months. 521 tot ; Lisbon, three months, 521 to 1. Telegraphic accounts from St. Petersburg, dated Wednesday last, report five days' hard frost. The public sales of tallow yesterday went off with spirit. Of 1,044 casks put up, 633 were sold. The price of St. Petersburg Y.C. was last quoted 675. to 675. 3d. for all the month; 545. to 545. 3d. for June, and 635. 9d. for the last 3 months. The annual meeting of the Globe Insurance Com pany was held at the office in Conduit, on Thurs day. A statement of accounts for 18.58, and for the preceding four years, was submitted in considerable detail ; and the report of the two auditors, by whom, on the part of the proprietors, these accounts had been fully examined, was read. The report described the nature of the investigation carried through by the auditors, and expressed their satisfaction with the result. The present directors were re-elected for three years, and a dividend at the rate of 5 percent. per annum (free of income tax) was declared. An extraordinary general meeting of the Central Peninsular Railway Company of Portugal is called for the 30th of May, at Lisbon. The following meetings ore newly announced, vie.: —Foreign Vineyard Association, for the 30th inst. ; Patent Wood or Fibrous Slab Company, for the Bth May ; and British Portable Gas Apparatus Company (extraordinary meeting), for the 4th of May, to confirm an agreement with Mr. Abram Longbottom. The fifth call of If. 106., making 81. 10s. called, is to be paid on the shares of the Boston, Sleaford, and Midland Counties Railway Company by the 20th of May. The London and North Western Railway Com pany are inviting tenders for the supply of a large quantity of permanent way materials. The Royal Surrey Gardens Company announce an issue of their unallotted shares at par. Tenders will be received by the Emigration Com mis' ;loners, on the 30th inst., for the hire of ships to convey emigrants respectively to Moreton Bay and Melbourne. These vessels must be ready for pas sengers between the 15th and 25th of June. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, April 18, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Circa/at/on issue aresslarion active 19,734,746 Decree.* 17,300 Pik& deposits Other deposits Issaldnidepareaseat . 11,333,126 Without alteration Other rearithe is heakiri duipootaant 18,404,357 Decrease 680,283 C la bullion in both - • dspetiosets ewes ow sad other bills., 761,986 Increase 44,699 The Rai Name in reserve .... The subjoined exhibits the extent of tho week's saris' tions at one view : ...._ . _._ ................... -- ...... . Pols& deposita Other deposits Notes sag bills in cirenlatinn -- increase 27,399 Red lncroese 16,048 • - - Oa the other aide of the account Government securities ..no change Other acenrittea decreare 580,283 Cain end bullion Total £806,003 £806,083 AN was anticipated, these changes arc favourable. The coin and bullion show an increase of more than half a million, owing to the purchase by the Bank of the gold ex the Royal Charter and other vessels. The increase of 603,1001. in the reserve of unem ployed notes is almost entirely caused by the repay ment to the Bank of 580,2831. advanced on " other securities." This latter item, however, still stands at a very high figure, indicating an active demand for money. The government balance, though some what reduced, is still satisfactorily large. DAJ OF N, —A. V, a N St for the 1e...h00d Pal DV/ at, ranatiot April 711‘ sad ~i.Bo. ?ARTHUR?. Goimodeost Doti P1,015.100 Odd ola 7,101.900 al Dales 11,101,961 I Simßalboa i 23.3173,963 in. 383.966 DVAlign“. '0441a..../114.a.1.00 , Cloveremsat Lr . 1 ! "" ...... mod. UAW I (Libeled. Dad Wdibt autos Other Becarliiii l/.401.367 Owa a Wm. . 3.6411.130 Doyead AMA.) 4.30.404 094,7/1 Odor ism "ilra: 134.013.467 Agell 13.1147. 1.14.013.4117 Cfl.l Oadikr. FRIDAY EVRNIZIO. The funds to-day were rather dull one period of the day a decline of per cent. was quoted, but the closing quotations were the same as those of yesterday, notwithstanding a renewal of the pres- Pare for money in the Stock Exchange. This ad verse influence was counteracted by an arrival of gold from Australia, coupled with the anticipation of a favourable Bank return, and with the receipt of unproved prices from the ?iris Bonne. Engin& railway stocks were a little flatter, the present dal ness of business leading some of the speculative holders to close their accounts in anticipation of the approaching settlement. In the Stock Exchange to-day the demand for money wu active, and during the greater part of the day 7 per cent. was freely paid for loans ow _ _ _ . . government securities. The demand is believed to have been increased by the preparations which are now being made to remit to the Bank of France a portion of the gold brought by the Anglesea. In the discount market the general demand was rather more active, and former rates are fully maintained. Consols for the 7th May opened and closed at yeaterday's final quotation of 931 to z. For money the last price was 931. The Acta business report is as follows :—Three per Cent- Console, for money, 931, 93, 931; ditto, for account, 7th May, 931. Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92, 911, 911, 91 f. New Three per Cents., 921, 911. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 7-16. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 18, 17 15-16. Bank Stock, 213, 215. India Stock, 220. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 98/, 981. India Bonds, 3s. dis. Exchequer Bills maintain their late improvement, the March issue being quoted 2s. die, to 2s. prem., and the June, 4s. to Is. dia. Exchequer Bonds stand at 981 to 1. The foreign stock market was very dull. Turkish Bonds declined a per cent., the Six per Cents, being last quoted 93; to 941 ex dir., and the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 100 to 1. Other descriptions were nominally quoted as before. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoct. The market for home mining stocks to-day . is almost devoid of business. The only transaction recorded in the Stock Exchange is in North Wheal Basset shares at 22g. The inquiry is generally limited. -------- In foreign mining shares there is still an entire absence of movement. _ _ Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transaotions in the Mining Exchange: Alfred Consols, 141; Chaneellomfile, 9s, 9s. 6d.; Coors Kitc 41, 1 ; Dmkawalls, 21. 16e. 3d. ; East Alfred, 38e., 395.; Trefusis, 6,7, 8,7, I, 8 Great Alfred, 41, 5, 41, 1, 1.5, 41, 4,1, 6, I; /leroddoot, 61, 1, ti b ta d dy Bertha, 13e. 6d. ; Pendeen, 30a , 315., 295., 305 ; Bassett, 2671, 270, 2571., 2621 ; Wheal Edward, 41 ; Wheel Harriet. 10s. 3d., 10s. td., 11s., Its. 6d., 12.., 12e. 64., 11502.. ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 21s ; WhealMar gent, 74, 75, 71,72 ; Wheal Trefusia, 71, 4. Subjoined is our weekly report of the metal market:— Copper • There are seven' pumas of foreign pressing on the market for sale, which canoes flatness, but prices generally are firmly supported. Iron Is in fair demand and without much activity, yet the works continue to be fairly supplied with orders. There has been a little speculative movement in Scotch pigs, and prices have advanood about 2a. per tan hut as the make is larger than even the advance here Ls hard) maintained, and the market is again weaker. 5464 firm in price, and there is a moderate business doing. Tin The English smelters have put down the price at 4s. per cwt., which has caused a little more demand, and a tar business is doing at the quotations. Other metals are with out change. FRIDAY Eystarip. A moderate amount of businessl7lis • tur,n ir... to-day in home mining stocks, principally in Fad Trefusis and Wheal Harriett, which were in demand. In the latter mine an improvement is reported. Great Wheal Alfred shares retain especial heamness, and have again fallen. Great Wheel Vor and North Basset were also quoted lower. In addition to the transactions recorded in the official list, shares in Wheal Mary Ann were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at43;hosewarne United, at 42; Wheal Margaret, at 73 and 74 • Wheal Margery, at 16 ; I'ondeen, at 335. and 365.; East Providence, at 11 and ; Wheal Har riett, at 125., 11e., 12s. 6d., and 1 Is. ; and West Grenville, at 4s. 6d. and Ss. Foreign mining shares remain dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains Ann, with an upward tendency. Prime are to-day quoted as under, viz.:—Town tallow, 6,1 e. 6d. nett ash; Petersburg Y.C. tallow, 68e. Od. April, ; May to Juno, 645. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E, J. Dario reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 60s. to 655.; superior ditto, 20s. to 80s.; inferior ditto, 50a. to 55e.; rowen, 606. to 110 c; clover, 70s. to 100 s.; second cut, 00e. to 855.; straw, 255. to 28e. COVENT GARDEN.—(TIDS DAY.) Forced strawberries are now plentiful. The supply at hothouse grapes bee improved, and prices for them are lower. Pine apples continuo &Anent for the do. mend. Good dessert apples are now getting amok French salading is still supplied, ss weals° cratefuls of large white Cornish broccoli. homed vegetables comprise FRU& beans, sealtsla, asparagus, and rhubarb. Very good as from the ground is alroconting in. Cucumbers m= be obtained. Kent cob nuts fetch 140 e. per 100113.4.; Barcelona nuts, 20s. par bushel; new Spanish and Brazils, 18s. ditto; and chasm* from I4s. to 24e. ditto. The supply of oranges in limited. Portugal onions fetch from 20. to 38. per dorm. Old potatoes are much advanced in price, new ones realise 2s. to Ss. 6d. per lb. Cut flowers consist of orchids, Chinese primulas, cineruriss, gardenias, heliotropes, jonquils, lily of the valley, tulips, camellins, geraniums, violets, migno nette, heaths, and roses. IFIBB IX OR-STREET; CHANCERY-LANE (THIS DAY). This morning a fire involving an enormous destruction of property, happened between the hours of eleven and twelve, on the premises of Mr. Velum Gooding, pack ing-case maker, Curvitor-street, Chancery-lane. The pre mimeo in question rover a large spot of ground, and are con nected with houses en all aides. Some of the neighbours observed oparka issuing from the workshops in °repack.- place, which rune into Fetter-lane and immediately In formed the police. The engines of the London binged*, which promptly arrived from Holborn, Chandoo-street, Watling.street, Zee., and those of the West of England got to work in an admirable manner, under the direction of Mr. Braidwood; but, owing to the inflammable nature of the material., the flame spread with amazing rapidity. Stack after stack of timber inkleerro. Sande and Emery's yardcaught are. At one period great fears were entertained that the exten sive premises of Meaars. Taylor and Greening, printers , would be sacrificed, but owing to the arrival of addle-fend engine. they escaped. Mrs. Bentley's coffee-hove was reduced to thins. The adjoining houses of Mr. Wilked, boot and shoe maker, Mr. Pewee, Mr. Hunt, tailor, were considerably damaged. Cause and insurance unknown. Great praise is due to the City police on this occasion. THE LATE JOSEPH HOULDSWORTII. Esq.—The demise of the late chairman of the Wakefield bench of map gistrates took place at Leamington on Saturday last. His health had been in a declining state fur nearly two years, and as a last fe.ollnle he tssuoved about sin weeks ago to Leamington, in the hope of receiving some permanent benefit from the more genial climate of that place. Such hope, how ever, we regret to say,hae proved &nucleus. Mr. Moulds worth's public life commenced by his taking the chair at the greet reorm meeting held at Wakefield in 1832, in whirl year be was appointed a magistrate. At the general electka in July, 1841, Mr. Houldsworth was returned as theliberel member for the borough of Wakefield, by a majority of 28 votes over the lion. W. Sebright Laseellee, but was unsealed on petition; objection being taken to the validity of hie election, on account of his being the returning officer for that year. Mr. Houldeworth was a warm and liberal supporter of various charitable and benevolent institutions.— Freikpflekl Examiner. ANNOYANCE TO LADIES.—For BOMC time peat several so-called gentlemen have been in the habit of loiter ing UNIX the Downs and have made it their "amusement' to follow ladies and dodge theta about ins manner pointedly imulthig. A lady, who had been thus annoyed men tioned the fact to a relative, a gentleman residing in the neighbourhood and on inquiry, it appeared that mud other ladies bad been similarly affronted by the same person. After some fruitless endeavours to meat him at last, while walking on Saturday last, near the White Ladies gate , thie gentleman had the culprit closely identified by the lady. Haring first stated his at hie conduct, he gave the follow a sound thraohini o r thin compelled Um to accompany him to the small adjoin ing the pea who the lady had retired pending pre ose. p, end there go down on hit knees and beg panics heo birdmen It I. hoped that this summery most will teak ell mach pests to take warning, end that ladles will ski will take their walks on the Downs ma , moleAted. —.grunt' earn& . LAdvertimilasat] —ELEGANT NOTILTI7.II 701 Tamenrs-111. liminamreet. an No. 4. leadirmaneemel =ree ./.. pert eise two wont. menstrai geitaaltmeiness we art* se m rd rssdaa u aus l mb ret Wenn 01. or; mama minim% la L W ,. ;213111MIffi llibels == 6a. Yawl