The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-09 00:00:00

LAT KtiT 1N T 1..1.1.1.0 ENOS. (mum's mecum.) MARSEILLES, SUNDAY, 'Uses 6. The 51esaagerien Ituperiales steamer Labour donna* with the India and China msils and 43 passengers, arrived here st 5 a.m. to-day. ITTIMAT. N. to IL, treat° War, PSOBAiii lamiss. /LILL to ILLIL, try& tostrons. I.l7Wein to N.N.W. to ILN E., fresh, with snow or rain N.W. to NA., fresh, W.CWWI.II, souse rats or snow. N. to IL„ trash to w.w.rauxix. strong, With mow Y.N.W. to X N !LW. EIIOLAID. trash, rainy. N. to L, strong to B.L SJOLLID. fresh, some mow. As belt above. N. to L. frisk to _____ _ strong. N.N.lLtoK.S.ll.,stroog, SOIDO WOW. N.& to LL, fresh to strong. next &boss. I. MUM. Similar, with acme - ow: The Hamburg and American Company's steam shiplitavaria, Captain Meier,from New York on the 2let ult., arrived at Southampton last night. Tas Cow OF ALOBZIA. —According to a ealeale- Lea made by the Preset, Algeria, from its easquest to the present time, bee cost Femme the large sum of 4,632,484,000 f. (1115,299,380/.), counting the expeaditare with oompogod Interest. Madame Ratazzi, who was an authoress before her last marriage, is now advertidng a new novel called " Mademoiselle Millioe, which been her present name oa the title-pegs. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The March general sessions of the pesos for the county of If Willa.' commenced this morning it the Sessions House, Clerkenwell green, before Mr. Bodkin, the Assistant-Judge, and • bench of magistrates. The calendar contains the names of 107 prisoners corn. witted for trial. The state of education of the prisoners wee reported to be as follows :—C•a neither read nor write, 24 ; can rend only, 22 ; can reed sod write, but very im perfectly, 57 ; and four prisoners were reported es being able to read and write well, visa—Edward Freementle, • clerk, for ate-ding • coat; Henry Carter, 30, clerk, for stealing the sum of PA. from the person of Sophia Cook ; Thomas Parker, a clerk, for receiving stolen dresses, know. log them to have been stolen ; and James Hill, • clerk, for stesibog 41. ss. 3d., the monies of his master. The Assist tot• Judge very brieSy addressed the grand jury oti the nature of their duties. MUTT NCO ON PINION IRS INSIIVID TOR JODGIONT. J 044 Josee gild John Lill, convicted last osmium of housebreaking, were brought, up for judgment. Lockyer, the officer of the boom of Correction, Co!dhoti fields, proved the fellowing (*evictions &gaunt Jooee :-14 days, 1.);.h of June 1859 • 14 days, stk August, 1859 ; 6 days, Gth Donn:bar, 18.i9 ; one month, 27th February, 1863; 12 =oaths, 11th April, 18 8 0 ; 14 days, ' 23rd No vember, 1861: 2 months, 21st August, 1861 ; and 6 20th September, 1862. As regarded Loft be was men= to one month, 25th Juno, 11:37 ; one mouth. October 21, 1862: and nub-cquently 3 mouths. There were also other convicions against him. The Assist...et-Judge sentenced both prisoners to be kept in penal servitude for four years. A lad named Pearsos, convicted last session of robbing the till of Mr. Cohen, his master, in Tothill4treet, West minster, was brought up for judgment. ro. pro&cutor Lod he was willing to take the prisoner back into his service, believing that this was his first fault. The Assistant-Judge approved of this, sod ordered the prisoner to enter into his own recogmisances to come up for judgment when called nom (Before Mr. Payse.) Charles Munton, convicted last session of an indecent as upon Jane Butcher, who had been employed to 'Mod the prieoom's children during the temporary absence of the mother of them, was placed at the bar. Mr. Payne said, wheu he found a man like the prisoner committing such an assault upon a most respectable girl, left in charge of his children, he must be severely dealt with ; and the sentence upon him was that he be kept in prison to hard labour for 12 months. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. THE TRIMS MAVIPO HOLMAT, ll woaid MSS that evesitise: a rip;;l;;have partaken in the general desire to e holiday on the eme tics of the entry of the Princess Alexandra, and sus pended business for that day, fur amongst the night charges at Bowotrost police-court this morning there was only one charge of pocket-picking in the crowd on the oc casion of the procession. In this exceptional instance two men named Henry Walsall and than, Hersey, were cherged by Coesteble 77 G, with stealing • purse, con taining Is. 20., from a lady unknown, in the Strand, as the prourcrien was pais' ig. They were remand, d. Only oat atm watel-etading has been reported at Bow street static& es having occurred throughout the whole length of that pet ..ioa of the route which is within this dis trict, .is., from Chancery-lane to Pall-mall. About • dozen per.oos, however, were charged with chunk*. tied d'early conduct is the crowd before, during, and after the peerage of the proomaion, and during the illuminations on Saturday night. Amorget these was Waliews Griffin, a meter, charged with furiously driving an empty cut, which he bad just dis charged of a load of seed, by spresdin it along the line of route. under the direction of his employer, the contractor. On passing Somerset House toward, Chasing-moss at about one o'clock, be whipped kis horse to a gallop and dashed 'long through the crowd, to the great danger of poisoners. Inspector Giallo, of the K division. seised him from behind, and attempted to drag him out of the cart, but did not succeed in doing so, or in arresting his headlong course till Inspector Brinsmede. of the F divisioo, mist the home's her i, and unbuckle] the reins. Fined 405., or ace month's imprisonment. CLEREEN WELL DISOILLCIFUL ASSAULTS ON •21 OMNIBUS CONDUCTOL rhowas Owasidy, aged 22, a bookbinder, and Felix Cas sidy, aged 47, a Jabot's", father and "a. war. °balled b.- for. Mr. Barker with assaulting William Dooms Quinlan, an omnibus condnotor, bade 2,546, at Parmval-strest, Clarkenwall. From the evidence it appeared that the prisoners got on the top of a Barnsbury omnibus, and when they got down at the coiner of Percival-street, they wanted to go away without paying. Afterwards they said they wore charged too much, but this not being the mire the complainant got on his omnibus to go away. Both prisoners caught hold of him and pulled him off the foot• based, sad struck him, and followed this up by tearing his coat. They then ran away, but were pursued and given into cos. tot,rd on the way to the polioe.dation they were very The prisoners said they were very sorry and hoped the magistrate would allow them to settle the matter with the complaisant, as they were drunk. Yr. Barker said that drunkenness was no excuse, and fumed the defeadanta Xi. each and bs. expense; or, in (Li fson of payment, fourteen days' bard labour in the House of Oorrcertsoet The ;mamma were locked up in default. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BOWARTAT BAIL CADOGIANI„ Job Pussy sod Joint Gooding, the latterly f= n ar c ii steward's-room boy to the Earl Ondosaa, were before Mr. Tyrwintt with being is pore • of some aldir stoles from the Earl Cadman's, , y. Wood, 150 C, proved seeing the two primness is Piccadilly yesterday moms& at harpist flee, with a quantity of elitist ta their possession. He Wad them when they get them bees, end they said they did sot know. He then toak them to the station. ♦ peeves in the employ of Earl Clamps mid the clothes mere token from the steward's room, and most bare been bkis by opening a window. In answer to Mr. Tyrwhitt, the last witnem said the pro- perty belonged to Earl (Mogan, and that Goodiog's character bad been tolerably good while in his lordship's =nice. Mi . '. i'yrwhitt remanded the 'miaow. for • week. WRECK OP A WOOLWICH 81ZAMER AT LONDON-BAILOR. - - NARROW 1030 APE OF 300 PABBENGERS. On Saturday about noon, when the excitement wee pearly at its height at London-bridge, consequent upon the expected arrival of the Princess Alexandra, a vary alarming occurrence happened to the Sybil, London and Woolwich steamer, which resulted in the complete wreak of that vessel, sod involved between 200 and pissengers in great peril The Sybil was bound up from Woolwich and Greenwich, and had got abreast of the lower portion of Fresh Wharf, intending to run through the sccood arch on the City side of London bridge for Allhallows pier, when her bottom struck win hooray upon some hard suhateice, and she immediately 'canted round with her bow slightly inclined to the north shore. The shock was of a very severe character, and when it was discovered that the water wee making into her, the greaten slam and terror spread amongst the panengers, • large number of whom were females. To add to their terrified condition, on the steamer ranting round she slightly careened over, and the poor creatures en board imagined every moment that she would capsize end immerse them in the water. Mr. Smith, the pierman at Fresh-wharf, hailed the Le wildered passengers to keep calm for a few minutes, that several boats were patting off to their rescue, and that they would be saved. This .omewbat appeased them, and in a very brief period bade from the Concordia, Triton, and other steamers lying at Fresh-wharf, and the shipping moored at the lower quay, reached the dna - bled steamer, and entoecdcd in taking off the whole of the passengers, and shortly afterwards the tide gradually flowed over her deck, and only her funnel was to be seen above the water. She then began to break up, and in the nouns of the pent tide she turned com pletely bottom upwards,whes • large rent was seen near the keel about amidships. It seems Loathe tide was unusually low on Saturday, and it is 'apposed that she mast have struck upon the stamp of an old pile, or some remains of old London-bridge. The Sybil was an vessel, and was often engaged on the Gravesend trade. In the course of yesterday the wreck shifted nearer into the second arch of London-bridge, completely stopping the navigation, but active measures are being taken to recover what is left of her hull. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 9, 1863. SHANE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLonn. iI/ I The railway market is very inactive to-day, and 8 7: prices in most instances are quoted the same as on 20 Friday. Great Northern stock has declined ' } per cent. and Great Eastern 1, while t• London and Noel Western has improved 1. ". London and North Western stock is now quoted IN 991 to ex div. ; Great Western, 661 to 66, NO ex div. ; Midland, 124} to 1, ex div. and D. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to 1, ex div. ; si South Eastern, 92} to 1, ex div. ; Grea'z Eastern, 49 } tl, ex d;v. ; Caledonian, 1161 to ; Great Nort hern, 10 to 123, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 101/, ex div. East Indian and Punjaub stocks are firmer, and other Indian lints are inquired for. Canadian railway securities are inactive. Great Luxem bourg shares are lower. AIMILY Nouns AM' AZ , eh . rd I R AD .„ An. I Clash% palms Isar Oda / m I Os 1 p.m. ultUiliAltY MA* AND STOOL& Iltru..Wol.SOlSessVoi WI 11101 sod Trio PoskstAsslrd.ll3l•LC la imam sot amiss ISO Calodootso ell Cork sod Swim— all Cornwall ea IDo. • •so Olv.ssfll Do. R 1 peas poldSoD. all Dublin IsUasl Toe. all Dood.,Pet‘h. hAbd..F4 ISO idloborikano Dingo ISO Mawr •IL Western 1011 Groot &stern ISO Do. 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(Trise ) Sri Bruit (Morn) Sir Clogia Gold (1.1 r) lir Omura rrR Cara Brea ILWL Mar (Wasik ) 3 Orribier • IL Aahri 1 SAM Sorb Torn G. Wh. Vac (Hirion) Orr villo Herod irloot Wavle. DOWD/ [My Bards* Merpme ( 1 / a y Marks Valley 11.71•.ly N. Beton Nara Downs I. Wb. Bsam4 (Ologaa) Nara Wheal Crafty Par oases (M. Maw) Providesee (U. Laliaw.) & dead= (*. Clear) I. Own &u (Mogan) L W. /nom (111000 Stray Park I _ _ _ !alr 81.1.4Lesd u. 0.1 - West Beret (111gran) W. Cur Moo (11Assid) West Setae In. Basset (Illeggin) WL ritetru*) WIL Rats (UL Issisat) Wheel Lesloott W.l4ltf• t 7:: "4* sit 8 8.17 100, 11 1) 02 1111 3 116 TM 03 70 021 WI 7 II 7e II 161 . 11 26001 17 IS 6 61 M _ Tailavrney ILIA II al Unica VOZZION 7Q.11121. - Ii i 1471 JIONBY MARKRT.-(111I6 DAY.) Two o'CLocx. The stock markets retain a holiday appear ance. Little business is going forward to-day, and the changes in prices are few. The funds remain at the reduced rates quoted on &tunlay. English railway stocks have scarcely varied at aIL Foreign stock' are generally steady, and Greek and Italian have unproved. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 70fr. 5c., being nearly per cent better than on Saturday. The scrip of the Danish Loan is quoted 21 to i prem. Consols are now quoted 923 to # for money, and 92} to for the account (Bth April). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, $ ; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Conte. Re duced, 91, 901 ; New Three per Cents., 1901, 91 ; Bank Stock, 2381 ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1081, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 17a. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 105}; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1121 ; Exchequer Bills, la prem., 2s. div. ; ditto advertised, 35., L. dis. A rise has taken place to-day in Greek Bonds, which are last marked 20. Italian Five per Cents and Turkish Consolithis are also better. Mexican Bondi are heavy. Some of the present quotations are annexed. Turkish 1854 Loan, 90 to 4 ; ditto, 1858, 681 to 691; ditto, 1862, 694 to $ ; the Consolidirs, 411 to 421 ; Greek, 191 to 20 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 59} to 60. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Dutch Certificates, 1021, 103 ; Egyptian, 97, 961, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 964, ex div. ; Greek, 194, 20; ditto, Coupons, 8$ ; Italian, for account, 69$ ; Mexican, for account, 31f, $ ; Russian, 1822, 943, ex div. ; ditto, 1859, 591 ; Spanish New De ferred, for account, 461 ; ditto, Passive, 271, 264 ; ditto Certificates, 9s, 4, $ ; Turkish, 1864, for account, 901 ; ditto, 1858, 691, ex div.; ditto, 1862, 69f, 4, I. The Stock Exchange will be closed to-morrow (Tuesday), and the day will be generally observed as a holiday in the City. The steamers Asia and Bavaria have brought 148,5001. in specie from New York. 114166oUtizotrryka515 Odedoolaa err. Oork sad ad= Ihip.o Clorowall. I per MEL Dose.Perlika Aber.Jod NW It 6lssgo.w op. it. 06.lostoro.Z. p. oral, No. 1 do. No. I Do. do. 6 permit. prof Do. Z. Azgllan A. sp. a Do. do. A, 7 per oast Do. I.Unloo, ap. °Lisa Do do. 5 per ant. goa. Do. NorL &p.c. JD- 11M6 Do. 66 per et pnL 11147 p 6 . eL Wooing) , V. groidJiarlisoro. p. sO. Do.larodall 10 p.oloo. Do. 44 per peel pa rat 416.Wee4411irlieldlorao Do. vole.. 46 p.oet Do. rodolor. p. oro Do. trredoos. Do.6p.a.rodosaiTroL Do. Bina Gus. Stook Do. Dina. Pref. abet Do. Mai Duo. Stook Do.ClefotorPf. Bt. 6p.e. Do. do. do. 6p. o. larso.46Yorkah. 6p.01t Um& Brigid-6 p.a Goa. 51 No. 1 D0.r.p.0. do. Nat Dike p.o. do. .... Do. To. do. Nat Do. p.a. do. Do. p.0.=•.. Do. Tp.o. Dikdp.o.do.(W.l.llo.P.. Do.jo.lllptiv.doL 1111 as.ritoo sedDorie LPN IT.OorA Lotal.W.Tp.o.Ol. Loodooderry and kid. Do. M Do. St par oat . 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UZLIWATL Aa lkria l W ii rr m o. 'Mem lassigisn ;11. o.lloutbars(Ll anal ▪ I DWa id. kordas all Badara of Prads . a . . all all Odd Laxass. all Italian Jaded • NaaalAga t all If=st at 11 Do. Nye Shares .. 11 . N.Rall IL.ty_res g. 10. sit "Wiliklarria . 0 144 1 MISPOWISLiall1, all Pada Ivan. amillidit 1 an Pads awl Odessa all Portagassanalla,loy an Mani sad 8. harms. al all Ilea add Dodds all loyal Dad* all Royal Ilwadlia W, Da pa add. all dasibre sod Maass _ all Ds. 88 par dd. ha. 8 iniad•Pad.T para. all I Do aP . do. an ;Land! Los-Varlds ,fs.Lof Portugal:l:4p all ,rtloathren of 0 Turfs and Savona an Do. do all Ws* lidded _ an Da. 54 per oot. — Prd all Wed..* P. W. cd had& 14 II AA Tea RUMOVRED RECONETITCTION or POLAND. —The litdipendemee Beige, in referring to the rumour that the Emperor of Russia had determined upon reconsti tuting Poland and placing at its hen 1 the Grand Duke Con. 'Latina as king, says :—" We know the origin of this rumour, which has been dimeminited with regreMble levity, and while contradictiog it, we cannot help asking ourselne bow people can seriously attach the slightest credit to it, at all events for the present." OCTWAZD AMERICAN MAIL—The Royal M a il ) FORTUNATE ESCAPE OP MR. DOUOLAss, THE THEATIDCAL MANAGUA—OS Saturday night a serious se y. Europa ai rived at Queenstown at &30 p.m. yea- indent marred to this gestleman whilst passing along the today. She embarked the mails, paimengen, and MM. : ra , a _ road. Da i mon, ia a cab. but at semi diet from igrams, and procreated for Halifax arid Boston at 4 p.m., . e London end of the rommenooment of where the road was all well. IWien up, sod a ernes-scatting bad been made from lowness M I LL ANCIIOLY DLit! THROUGH CRINO- one of the streets sod was protected by a teen tux —lnouye —Maus Der).—This morning Mr. John porary barrier. From some muse not yet expkined there , _ .Ruunhreje, coroner far ididdleeex, held an inquiry at the was not say light or wsi mug put up at that pert, but at ',doh Hospital, respecting thedeath of Marie Agnes Devon- the extreme end, and in the main road, at the plain when shire, aged 15 years, who lost her life under the following the opening of the sewer commended, a light was placed, circumstances. It appeared from the evidence that the de- thereby indicating that at that point the road by ceased was • servant ia the employ of Mre. Wright, the side of the open sewer was uninterrupted. The Rorrenvoad, Old Ford, sad that while Washing result of this piece of neglect wee that when do the Madrona' fame in the morning the stooped th e cab in which Mr. Douglam w was seak d came se, and the re by forced ber crinoline, which was vary to the (WON barrier just mentioned, the hone went ! Ike I Ilk I MOO. I I'd caps anus, is between the ban of the grate. She was in- against it, 'it away, breaking into the cutting. and' Weal EL 'Oessesvvial lee Mainly in a blaze, sod, in her terror, rushed into the garden. overturning the cab into th e sewer . g r . D oug h... tf trown ! HAAS et. Lio. 4 laat Prat Hilt NH Mr. Wright, h 'rig her screams, ran to her aseistanoe, hut out as the cab followed the hone, and pitched upon the ZAHN* 81. Ewe and Here WU les LINE.SIOI St. London 111 before the tames could be extiognished she received dreadful crown of his heed into the sewer. Nt moo axle icated his -- an g e th e rine 1,910,1100 et. Ille and fatal iajuries. The jury returned a verdict, " That de- head was sadly bruised and somewhat P.:erat•xl ;he also i mane. na Inontnamplan He era lost ber life accidentally, by being burnt through received enoinevereoontulionsaboutthe vac *and shoulders. wood St. !Victoria yawing criaioa" i The cobra was War mush kart sad the horn almost killed. lON IS I Do, NW WI iii 1 1 1 Pra l 3 1 i gle Par • • dial ni 9+ Dm I im 1' dul 67 M Y 66 1 11 1.431 1 111 pas 23 IA i h AP-1 4 3 Ws, II 17 q " 1 1. 21 Ise M. AneWalla& Dot Mole{ Mond Bros I. Lt r (Lol Capp Copper (Visaed) Pipula Weer Oak , CoPl• P °o° =l • Up Doe Pe Iro,N. Del DO Morentola °spoor gut Dal lter(laidlol) Fortuna Milk) GOMM Asalralla(t [speeds (Lim) Yafris. Ladisalao Marko AL Ao•ao• Bras.C.M (L R. litda•C.or ana (1, , loatObaudellvarLaa, Part PIUUp Sudo Barbara Cold M lkoalialt Bulk. (Lin Sl.Joba dal Bay (Lira.) Untied Me...oaa I Pompom Cool (Lis.) 0F , ..thi..1 (MUM,— S Yadasmossions RATIO. JOINT wroceil 13•Nci. I Pd _ Wa sad L. M. Bsolt ithaoceLc...lWvrronell Aneo Portaguess (Lim. Ii - Illsok of lippll —.. esedi of . Loades., .. lßank ot Quondam* ILI Br(Lard America& (L, . 9,41 !.b .N. 4010, Eta V ic - ,* oforla ktistrla I Cbar. bk. WI:, Ooluabia 41. ft. lam.. lm. L asst. a et Doi* to =siel Cam Doak of Canada.. sof LIAlt (Lim) lag. ta. Inaduso.CtisolJap. (L) losponst Bank, lAualtod Load= sad Brazilian.. Loa.B.Ayrooll. Plato (L Loa al. Bank of Ati Art. London and Coioolal (L Lgolos and Cuomo .. Loodos ?dr{ Mask Lm asi ifTdilasex . IdLo sad Northern Loodnr Yoiatn Acs. It &Wotan' Wm.' 11°L.• aml W"G!!".t. I iro7.7franiii.l :rta;ii;;;117:7:71 N.Pre. d rviar ', Now Do. do. Illation! !taut tir;;FlFns: lOrlsotal Beak Mews Ottoman Beak Provhicral cd fr0i...., til 'South Australis _ _ I et.naoe BAte.~trli UtUon of Austml.• 16Z O 1 irridcirsace -- Union of Ireland (145.). Union of Londor Alla:Pi 4AaalllUl ODIIPMIIIII. ameavemonemi mm Alkaline RI. Mai MIAMI° Tanya& (L.) Alllll,Sila4 B&W, Steam (limit•d). Barns alnelnallui.. lareabey Oae, MA American Land sills bleb Men. lea unmade land =Company apaol.ll4.Nat Oao.rda.coltodallaell Do. Prot., 71 pm coot. VlPalace adoronso D 0.14. at. Nip. Deb Llodtaboatansproo,L & Lou. Minoan %Millais! Mo.& Can, laeolnie Taionsoon Do. New am and Anat. Coy. Om Nom Nasionlho Jolla Ono (Unshod) . M. perrro rent. Pre Indian ans Italian Infanta= Lon. Marlin o ( ol Loo. Goa. Orani Tel. boa Co Madras trapEL Tel. . a /OUW talt. m Do. t per cont. Prot Car.. &War NatalLand&Con.Co.(L) . Nsalossoi Istaoount NarlomMeCoa& Irma NolawlandaL Sp. nor. V. arena. & N. amt. TA N.Zealand T.aoctL(Urr N. net. •ustralmaya bleat el Gas Di/toil Deka. ill. eili: iiiiii.j: Gitouso Goa hot lint Lad I Ilia Pais. Mbar Clites. Da. Now Rd.tll.(L) Ito do Jaa. CIZIat.(L Do. lore Itatt Shoo losalliii Art. lamas . African Irelia.lov.(L South 41asioullia ialio iriaMlllii. Td. May Do. elo. Nloitoloa to ludas (L ) T.osta.) II Trrials.Co.ll.omods Us. ILleitios Tot. 11.1. VIM limers Lail :To. I SO. I "CIKu! .10 ISO 14000 s4.o** 10.0e0 leit ib 10 to 6 b% 0. IVIEN. 2b MAX 1 201 001. 10 WO* I 10.0. 10 00,00 1 . a moo I 1010001 N MINES. (THIS DAYJ Two o'CLoox. There is not much business in the mining market to-day. Copper Hill shares are in demand, at 93 to 96. Wheal Beton are also firmer, at 2471 to 260. East Bassett are steady, at 81 to 83, and East Caraclon rather weaker, at 461 to I. Wheal Ludoott are officially marked 71. and 71. Foreign and colonial mining shares are nominally quoted the same as on Friday, in the absence of business. Yudanamutans have been dealt in at 4 and 41, being firm. THE RECENT MEMORIAL PROM THE AGED AND INFIRM INMATES OP BETHNAL GREEN WORKHOUSE. The following reply from the Poor law Board rear...Hain the ream memorial of the aged sad holm In mates of Bethnal-wen Workhouse was reed by Yr. Howard at the List meeting of the board of guardians, I. the bused-room of the workhouse : "Bir,—l am directed by the Poor-law Board to acknow ledge the receipt of your letter of the llth inst., sad to ulnas their thanks for the explanuioa the guardians of the parish of Bethnal-peon have ftusighed in reference to the complaint of the gaol and illitlol inmates of tee workhouse that they ue employed in picking oakum, and that they area required to perform • greater amount of work daily than they are capable of doing. "The board fully approve of the endeavours of the guardians to rapping insubordinatioe in the workhouse, ore prepared to sappor t them in obtaining dos order and disci pline, and will be ready to afford the guardians any assist , aces their power. The hued trust, however, that the visiting committee will visit and inspect the workhouse regularly, sod afford any inmate the opportunity of making any complaint as to the treatareut that he may desire, so that say reel sae of grievance may be promptly minced. " The bozrd traosmit for the information of the guar. dives a copy of • letter purpose tieg to be from the moo in the workhouse employed in atone-hreaking, to which no skasture is attachci, and also of • further letter signed, Alfred Thompeon.'—l am, BM, you obedient aervast, " C. Gurus, See. " W. Howard, Esq.. Clerk to the °nudism' of the parish of Bethnal Green." The endemics were reel, and were to the effect that ' the pai;sh'of Bethnal-gr.:ea ins the reverse of htuaarre, and that a prison would be preferable to the poor. The Chairman amid that he would have inquiries made to ascertain if any such peraou as Alfred Thompson resided at , 1, Blossom-street, Norton Folgate, the address given. A brick fireplace has been built in Porter's Mead, in Southampton, se open pose, belooging to Queen's Colisp, Oxford, for the purpose of meeting a gigantic ox whole. The roasting will commence at 12 o'clock to-night. The animal, while alive, visita different parts of the town, drawn in a low cart, whisk ems humorously de. scribed m the ox's care de visite. AOCIDINT TO 21111 COWL AND YOIJOHAL RAILWAY Luts—At an early boor on Friday mornbag a severe gale of wind from E.&E.. accompanied - by heavy rain, set in, which continued until eight o'clock a.m. The sea was driven by it op the river, and the low lands along its banks were flooded. In the course of the morning the waves which rolled up Loch Rehm beat furiously against the embankment on which the rails of the Cork and 'roughs! Railway inlaid, and the embankmentgave way in two places at the Cork side of Dunkettls•bridge, opposite Blaokrock Castle Lighthouse. Fearing the storm might have damaged the line before the first up-train was started from Queenstown, which line joins the Youghal to the east of Dunkettle, a pilot eosins, with eleven men on it, was sent up, and when it arrived near the first break in the line, to save their being engulfed in the chasm, the driver ran the engine off the line, and lm. bedded it in the earth. This caution on Iris part saved the live, of all on the engine. The engine was shortly after replaced on the rails, and a number of men have been at work repairing the breaches. The traffic ass impeded for some time, but it is now partially resumed, the being conveyed to and from lloakettle by horse= and between the latter plaos and Youghal and Queenstown by locomotive trainee. —Bawaders' Nem. A FUGITIVE ENGINE ON THE CALEDONIAN RAIL WAT.—An extraonlioary occurrence took place on the Cale- donian Railway recently which bad very nearly been the cause of a fearful accident. It appears that early en the morning of that day an engine was detached from au up lug gage train et Beattock Station, and shunted on to the down line for the purpose of taking in water. When this operatics was completed, the driver, instead of going to the points and returning to his proper line, put on stem sad started for the south alone. The fireman, who was on the platform, *seeing that if the engine kept on it would inevitably meet the down limited mail face to face, lost no time in getting ready another engine, which fortunately had the steam up, and started in chaos on the proper or "lap" line. After a race of 13 miles, he overtook the truant engine near Lockerhy. end on getting alongside, leaped (roan one engine to the other, both going at the rate of 15 or 20 miles an hour at the time. He had just time to reverse the engine, wake up the driver, who was Weep, and then run to the adjacent signal post, when the limited mail came thundering along from Carlisle at 40 miles an hour. It was fortunately stopped by the signal in time when within a few yards of the runaway engine. Had the fireman hesi tated as to the proper course to pursue, even for one minute, a very serious accident and loss of life must have occurred. —Corliale Journal. LOUIB NAPOLEON'S ANTIQUARIAN STUDIG9.—The Em r, who for some years followed hie *ladies at the of Ste. Anne at Augsburg, sent, some time ago, as has been stated, • collection of valuable works to the libraries of that establishment sad of the town. To a letter of thanks addressed to him by Dr. Metzner, director of the college, the Emperor sent the following reply: " Palace of the Tuileries, Feb. Zl,—Monsieur le Recteur : I have heard with pleasure that the choice of the works which I sent has appeared satisfactory. Those who occupy themselves with the study of antiquities may, I hope, fled advantage in consulting them. As to the praima you g ive me on the subject of the map of the Gauls, I manor accept them, because I have had nothing whatever to do with the inquiries and surveys on which it was draw. up. Moreover, without in any way iiisputins the merit of its authors, I do not give my entire approbation to their work, and I am in award oo that point w ith th e savants of Germany who point out mottle errors In it. I have Won delighted at this fresh opportunity of renewing th e remembrance of • country for which I shall never mass to fed the most lively sympathy, and I offer you, Monsieur le Recteur, the assurance of my moot friendly sentiments. NAPOLEON." CRYSTAL PALACE. —ON SHILLING DAY. SATURDAY, MARCH 7.—Admissioan CS paymat, 2,786AM° by Nam tickets. 4000; total, 3,786. WHIAT. Ens; 11m4 red. ' Malting . Di :filing Grinding. Old sad arw Inglish roraiga ril rri' 0.25. : tiiai Total. , ARRIVAL OP lbocos.. Tares, 55 ; Homed, V' qrs. ; door, WO assts. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARH-LANE.L('PHIS DAY.) Dosing the post week, this/rivals dhows-grown produce up to our market, coastwies sad by hied carriage, have b••• no a very moderato scale ; but the imports of foreign wheat, barley, and dour bays coetinuad large fur the time of year. Fresh up to-day the receipts of Eoglish wheat were otily moderate, and is but middliog ono6tioa. Although the show of samples of both red and white was limited, the de mand for all kinds tided very inactive. However, compered with licoday last, very little change took place to the quotations. Foreign wheat, the supply of which was large, moved off slowly ; neverthelms, prima were mostly supported. Malta's barley was held at full quotation ; but the demand for it was by no means active. Hrioding and dis tilling soils were dull, sod in some instances the currencies bad a drooping Ondency. There was a mcierate inquiry for malt. la priers so chanle took place. The market will moderately supplied with oats. Eeglish qualities sold at previous rates; but foreign parcels were &ether cheaper, with a dull inquiry. Itszagrao beans, being in short supply, I...tallied former prices ; but other kinds echoed ls. per quarter. Pass were in moderate supply and fair request, at full CIUMPOCMS. Barrel dour sold slowly at last week's decline in vela.. English qualities were dull, but not cheerer. The quantity on offer was I dither exteoeive. Heeds, generally, were usaltered in value. The &royals of Beating forgoes of grain off Falmouth and Queenstown, Oft week, anaemia to 59, including 2S Wu with wheat. Tryourog Gliwice wheat Itu 375. 6d. to 395. 6d. ; Odassa °kirks, 41a. to 45e. 3.. ; Polish Odom, 41a. to 43a 6d. ; Saida, 32e. to 325. 6d. ; and amber lows, 45• 3d. per quarter, being • declina of la. Other products has bum drooping in pries. Wats maize was sold at 295. to 31a. 9d. ; Ihrail, 39a. ; Ibutubien, 29a. Si ; Eaptiazi barley, 21s. Id. to 225. ; Ibrail, 23f. 6d. ; Egyptian beans, 295. to 295. ed. per quarter. CUBIENT PitlCl6. lfasausii. Per Qr. 40 to 48 41 to 61 DUO; wl O 4 Nor:olk and Limo ln red 21 to 41 .. 31 to 15 21 to JO MALT. Leer, Norfolk, and Suffolk 6O to el moo• and Ware GO to 66 Brown 3stoss alga Iniglisb, feed l9 to 0 nototo 0 to 0 80;:en, feed Foal Per Qr. Wane,. a a. Dantzte and &mugs berg 0 to 0 Rostock It Meek/es- b lll B - - - 49 to II Dosdbo 4lB to bl ltoodan, hard eat American, red „ white 5O toot smuar. Per Qr. OATS. I. S. 24 to $7 frisk w ire " block _. l6 to ill Grinding Distilling Matting - Tick Harrow BWIL ...... 20 to 31 28 to 31 30 to 34 38 to 412 PI Op MA:Se WWI.) St to 08 seats 37 to 60 FLOCR._ Town made, lba. flouseho'd 4O to 41 Country . 30 to an Norfolk and Suffolk, es ship St to IS Dutch, brew - lB to tl food AItiITADS 01 GRAIN, lto., 1 WATZU CAZDIALOZ, rata CLUSIVL Pa Qr. OATS. I. -. 9 - .. Danish sad Swedish 18 to 21 Itussito _ Amish lama Coil. White al to St Yellow xi to 3a _ _ _ "Lova. Pm* per . Se to 42 epaalab, „ 28 to 43 Aneritaa, perOeL .. 22 to 21 Curdles, „ Uto a NTO LONDON, DT LA/CD AND TILL 24 at, =Lai 7. IN- isPui4 '4)4 A • LIVERPOOL OOTPON MARKET. (THIA DAY.) (NT ILMITTIIIO AID LITTMINATIONAL ra.miara. l MIMI Out OWN 00lalliTOBIDITIT.) Th. °Mica searket opened Moody to-day, aid prices Mill favour holders. Belie will ptobably foot up 7,CD bales. I MINCING LA (THIS DAT.) ' The produce markets have been dosed since Friday. Than is, in ootorquence, no business to report. TALLOW MARSIT.—(THIS DAY.) The market Yeteedy. Tow. tallow IS quoted 41e. 3d. out auk ; Petersburg Y. 0.. oo this spot, 43e. 9d. ; Pim* 43e. 6d. 'AI 43e. 9d. ; April to June, 445. ; October to De. amber, 465. 6d. to 46. N. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. 71.g&7 4 ? , ! 49 Barlay. .Ka Oat& Bassi Pose Plow. gra ' gra gra vs. gra Ms Isis. MO 159119 67011 642 254 .. 1661 UM .... 1110 SU .. 150 UM 160111 nos u --I— se Ili swim's SIM —Zrelish : Sundry, 118. Foreign : I, 850 ; rapemed, 13,9:06: ouadry, 160 qrs. milt, 660; limos& 870; raperawk 4,860 EXPRESS FROM PARIS. 11111011 001 OWN COU1111.0111D11311?.) PARIS, SUNDAY EVEN/10. After all the row which the government journals have been making for the last week about Lord Palmerston 's perfidy and England's selfishness, it L amusing to find the Pays instructed to oonfees that England has expressed diplomatically to the different courts precisely the same views with re gard to Poland as those entertained by Francs; and that therefore the difference between the two governments has been merely one of form. It congratulates itself on the favourable aspect of the Polish cause owing to the accord in substance, and as to the end t., be aimed at of the two powers, and then concludes with the following apologetic sentence : If the Emperor's government would have preferred and proposed a common action, it was because it thought that such a mode of proceeding would have carried more weight, and above all, became it desired to prove, in answer to all malevolent and jealous suppositions, that it bad no prirate object to serve, no pi:m*oJ pretensions, and was actuated only by a desire to serve the cause of Poland and European order. We may therefore make a note that until further order all the abuse of England, which has lately occupied such a large place in the columns of the Independence Beige, Vonstitutionnel, etc., is to be considered as withdrawn. The Patrse says that the Russian Emperor's aide-de-camp Prince Dolgorouki, who has just ar rived in Paris, has no mission co the Tuileries whatever. The supposition of a journal last night that he was the bearer of the expected despatches from St. Petersburg falls, therefore, to the ground. The Polish committee now sitting in Paris is a revival of the one founded in 1831 by General Lafayette, and re-constituted in 1846. The meet ing yesterday at M. Vavin's, the president, was attended by the Duke d'Harvourt, Count de Mont &lambert, Baron de Betsy, MM. de Lafayette, Fer dinand de Lsateyrie, Taillandier, &a. The Sock is not satisfied with M. H. 011ivier's speech on the supplemental credits, and thinks that he ought to have gone fully into the merits of the war in Mexico. Mexico, it exclaims, shares with Poland the first place in public interest, and people were much disappointed when they found that M. 011ivier'4 complaints of the expenditure of an extra 25 millions were confined to points of form. It was not so in the old parliamentary days; then members went to the bottom of things--more especially on such an occasion as a bill of indem nity. Without in any way interfering with the honour of the French Hag, the Sittcle is of opinion that the opposition might have interrogated the government as to its projects—as to what it pro poses to do with the Mexican republic, assuming all the military anomie desired to be attained. An epic poem which has been on the stocks for fifty years is now annommei as ready for publica tion. The author is M. Viennet, the oldest man in the French Academy. The title is La Franciade, and the subject the origin of the French nation, which M. Viennet traces to Francs', son of Hector. The poem wail begun in 1811, thrown aside in 1814 after the completion of the fourth canto, and resumed in 1881, since which time the author has been working at it with all the enthusiasm of youth. 1 There are a great many candidates for the ma nagement of the Italian Opera, vacant by the dis missal of X. Calzado, but Count Walewski does not, it is raid, intend to appoint a new manager until after the end of the present meson. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY. MARCE D. II A.A. I II.X . U. W. 1. X. Q. LZ.I .1 111. Mrs SI 2Z. 1 2 1111 •- I 2 Ab0w48482 - II 14114 ' •4l 3 8. 1 5 24 w - 1 Azdramas . 40 2 71. W. Sf• b 2 0.10 1 5 Portrush AS 1 0.K.. 1 2 b - 2 Galway 1 8. f I U • 4 &S 1 P le 1 1 &W. 2 721 • - —I 2 liaQfrl Ihrepool Pluhrolts U O. 2 N.& 1 7 8 5 1 Swan= Swam= : - - - - - Ma lf N. SIS 110 2.05 5 VOrkol s7' 12.11. 2IS o I 041 5 Zothdort l4 41 IL. 0 121 r - OM 2 nyarmi - 1 Wanton& Porionovtla 01 N. W. 822 0 •OM 1 Lew. - 12 - —I - II ft is 2 0.21 , - Tannowth . . 00ftl W. N. W. 411 a - —I I alga llearboavosk 0 041 S. 3 U &ft— -2 8. 2 U • 4 211 2 I 5 lietigolaad ISe zd 1 &Ws. In - 110 66 68 — . 60 68 97 - 99 tal 21 201 IN 100 100 100 IN IN Doi. Sid ire t. ytneh Do. JO. starred I Do. 4th pro'. Stook.. I Do. do. dolorred -4 Indio. r•or "~..~ Do. Jarntery, ISM DLL at !Data 6p. ct. %NW a. harm D. Now Delp.aDdapay73,cop tbW Do.ajadazea dada. Qom t pas ca. DA 40. i art Lt Da. al par al Wen. Idolb.Canallp. Manx sad Hobson Bay. 11`. Braman,* A Camino edam • sod B N. A. os tAbeads 6 p. r Made. rue 6 per cent Do. Delhi do Do. do. do DDo.o. herb, do D0.1ad.11a1441.4 e, DlBliilllll No. lBl.l I N. la. vetoes 1 414 per 10 ft WO 414 WI fts par 411 471 9) 10 6 6i 16 LS 5* 7 71 51 6 46 ti 2 1 1 61 LS 11 al a 1 0: dlls 116 145 11 sl : 44 6 40 41 405 415 SO 96 4) is CIL prices. I Oaks. 7 t * I tpm i (Its 11 81 8 9 6} °® 10 . 21 die B ye[ pm *lv rr S i N. k ill er a Lo• i 4 4 im 96 Id 7ipm 0 62 i IS IS lid 112 116 1 2 412 jeILUI IC 61 die par tie all ad fa id 1111 ii a 11 i • o n 3c Pic I Prr Sp in 28 44 I 1 4 4 6 964 161 1 O N Pa dis 1 4; 76 78 21 3 pai S 3pm N 60 67 69 41, 41} It 9. $7 69 }W }pm It Sips 5 3 1 63 $ Ms i 414 lie Sic lose j. j 0 15 7 7; Id! flis vat es ei-xel M 113 Li 13 33 Si ler 110 100 111 }64 per at 6 I 41s per 110 IC2 1 Ms I I{ l i te 4 pm $ II Ipm die pm 11. Po r 11 16 t I 7 pm s dm par 60 63 72 74 111 16 pm I i € 214 18 20 tin m dd IN IN I dls per SO IS I idm i I k 41. Me pm A 4 - i . If —d :ill.ia I P I ri all INK! 23 to 116 22 to 32 if to 30 311 to 40 Sitok on !mad tkla day ... Delivery Let weak --. . • Mato from let lase Arrival last week Ditto ham lit June PriceiY.C.oa the spot this dayewt Ditto Town last Friday - - ill KM MU 110,986 eft Od. Ma Si I.eue 100.0133 24U 94971 449 94. Us. N. 464 n — iii woes _ Arrival for the week ending Mb Morel bat year, tea mks, and delivery, 1,049 casks. The arrivals last week comprised 371 casks Petersburg 111 Au arena, sad 50 from other SAMS. Total Mat casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, (THIS DAY.) We have • m•ah shorter supply of beasts. The de mand is by no mesas lap, but prior on the average are rather better. The number at sheep is also rather smaller, but quite adequate to the demand Last Mooday's quo- tations we realised, with • slow trade. Good Calves are some, and make rather mare than on Thursday. From Germany sad Holland there are 450 beasts, 1,300 sheep, and 120 selves. Scotland, 620 beasts. Ireland, 140 barite sod I,MO from Norfolk sad Suffolk. Par doss of Sibs. a. d. a. d. Per Woo ot s. d. s. d. Ems. Scot., Harolds. 6 3 6 0 DestDsernlit-bdsBll o• 0 0 Best Short-horns 4 e 4 3 lad Lag-w 0015.... 6 4 6 Second ynal. beads 32 4 0 Do. do. Shots .•0 • • Calves Pip bastrss& RN-bre& 6 a 4 • lambs Boats at mot* 5,470; Slump and Labe. 111,570: Cale:, 181: Plp, 360. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Macon. Attendee and Smith report a material Mandy demand for the best deseriptioss of both Englith and foreign at Arm prior; low and Warier Keta more off slowly at rather lower Met PROVINCIAL SMARR MARKETS. Soffamesamr, Manch 7.—Besineee wee almost suspended, and quotations were noon:idly , as follows: -8tour Valley, to 81— Birmingham Onarsatee& 761 to 76I—London and North Western, 99 to 954—Midland, new, dd. WL. pet.--aneth A/affords 101 to 191—Midland Bank, 140 to 144—District Fire, a to 7—Warwick and Itlnninglism Canal shares were sold at woom ffk a rior w lti l re Beaks were offered at 4 6-16, and Midland DOWN, MAKS 7.—Three per Cent. Consols, 911—New Titres per (hot. Stock, 911 I—ditto foe account, Mr '5l Arch, 91/ }-ditto for new sccoant. 9th April, 94—liank of Ireland, (100 L paid), 1221—Royal Bank el Ireland 1101 paid 2.95 Union Hank (Limitol), paid) se., 91—Oreat Southern and Western ,1001. patd;, 1021—Midland, Great Western and M. Canal (801. paid]. 42I—Illidland Great Western, hall shares (MI, pald),ltti—Dublla, Wicklow, and Wexford, 6 per cent. pr. 101. paki.l3—Deblin. Wicklow. and Wexford, 6 par cent. rd. 5010 CAHSWI WHICH Amer POPULATION.—It is II wail known fact that there is a numerical decrease of the classes is possession of the advantages of wealth. M. Paasy cites, as a proof of this, the gradual diminution in the number of the aristocratic families of antiquity, the extinction of some of those who figured three matures ago ; and be states that, in 1789, the half at least of thou men who, under Louis XIV., occupied the highest posts at court, in the army, in parliament, princes, marshals, ministers, sod presidents, had no longer descendents. It ls evident that the upper classes dread to leave behind then children who shall be less rich than they were themselves. la Ato be believed, then, that the same feeling is • less degree does sot in fiitenoe other cleans ? It acts in all clues so as to prevent the population from increasing as rapidly as the Snaps for its subsistence. M. Plumy also cites the departments of Normandy in illustration of this, where the rural papilla. Con for the Ira 30 years has been either st a ti onary arca t h e decrease. Wealth abounds there, it has ceased to accu- mulate, but the love of comfort, the desire to save, and the dread of the burden of a great number of children is such that the birth/ have ceased to equal the deaths. In the Euro the decrease of the population averages nearly 1.800 souls annually. The game occurs in the °roe. the Calvados, sad IA Manche. The cause rests entirely with themselves. The country peoples," ambitious of becoming rich, and fear the expenses of • large family will prevent their acquiring wealth. They have sever beard of ibltbna, yet in them he has disciples who surpass him practically to such • degree that, if they persist, the population will decrease so much that it will be insofficieut for agricultural playa's alone.—Serial Science R vier IRON SHIM Itobiuson is an advocate of plating wooden ships with roe, rather than constructing any more purely iron ships, and takes for his authority on this bead the designer of La Gloire, whom he terms the wet eminent constructor of war ships in I.orope. We shall n:.iret in .... s t o n. p ow t to dispute th e y,:b.tolapstt. permitted to, i . t i h cz t o hii ht:". l., Git 4 tio :2 l . l t n i t t a a tid lpypre ., : e r. strange the eses b sis t te d r min sh vg:ir ps, ths tbs tin F .w r ytl h ei: g gel v iw e te ra hoo m vid.b e :::: sh itaith ld t th dii . 4: tihk u os to old o f now in the royal dockyards are heavy, and that the Lords of the Admiralty are desirous of rotting them up.—drmy and New Osage. - xi zd zd ... 14 91{ • uni si - UN - 14 151 - tit *lOO MON 111.174 10,000 iwtoo WWI No I Vb. LIAzI 11:1109 11,000 lON allOl 626. Q. 720 01F 26,000 16,000 t,CiySva MAW° 1:77.00( 14,000 H. 00( 6e,0t0 ton.wu Nuut 110,00 t MCC 100,00( 25,000 01,000 i%a: 1 7 ?roial ~,~i l i nrnl :~~i Io;i OI gfik.l .e~QiOl 10 ra KM* 10,000 000,00 0 110.001 , UAW 17,000 10,00,t A # 24 4 # 1 -, TIII n - M - 20 1 Ii I i nr 42 1/4 10} - 111 rd TSTi ni - t