The Express. — London, England, 1857-04-24 00:00:00

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The per earl ,Iter aide sr the let Jett irk the prepanr hoe ke de wedibe fallered, and the aseeimpried bkr bream and dolor, al la of L edg iv fais hra, at the mesa the ilehailmt w the N &di lobe** emit ee omit ra w & brea-threst,_nallos. The leheint - bed aimed le per di die reiwllegay, area bat bo Wei to do ea awl bre out of the oul stitectot sem wool Were Mierith were lea te Itha, repeeri to ai aa ispierdicrof Msad lima dr rem: arks. Dr Pry ratiored a verdict far WI Naiad!, drops UK COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, (Haan lb. Caesar lam.) II U ITUTTU AND BATUVIIIT. Tin badrzsiii• 7r - er;oli- -- noiair7;ns, d Magon- Anon. rosy inn plas i r y rohon, Int ilk* airs Ind bon arm Ins la •st aquas totem the m 4 was tin =a Mr. Mosi own' for Dr B 4Net Lynam inf Yr. Walker for tin -inlay% GM Whir per du amoral& . . • geselles mei whether e debt el 1,,C411" Ire Ie lb. t the Imam pegeleler el he bemieney ilkeeil be =ivied the jelotallie wild Se minim aide Sorm, Oa • aka ambition, MOM W ilt prig Oa man *JIM Man Kr. %a vb• agerni ibr Dabaint, anitioi Ma Jilt M Y brilot , InoStam ail libb Ss olSollin won Maid. ad aid be moil gm bib bainto to p.. Sidnen, So Piot lame sbigl~lr4MVlMXllll a a at s i =on soit ; tad • day wow mai be Isellisir — yiEriaWcia7;ssa. me. sond em, aWm Issipissurl. nil was dr adrenrd swam- Ars math* Mr re morparr bed yr bra Md. POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MAX/101141013//L .1•A Di+ vie was hog& bliws Ns. Moms Wbv asd Yr. Mamma Bak* pally =mins. ebb %win labs/ es aim s paw we. amyl Wallow litiner, vie WI taxi impailas ups Ws 'Ws at esibsilsa and bar a zil u tit o bir u se a vrialliy amiss mead. SW ail Asa - ba arm as kw Illearblaa • lb; /Sly. asp** Pilate *Wag POW pewasisr. Bo tow as eillwr was sa brasisl by palm= dribs Wm& be WI Wise Ow VENNI& A krast sawaisiss a/ Missy W Fowl wire as es=oda, abw pleadias exiity." was assiasaid by b is awe sawlike begftesmaw, with law/ Lbws., isilswsy :OH-STREET. PIIAVD. DieMA 1,111 71e;ri We imil-eumed =id w e I=erlatt:Tornit 8 11 = Wm, Bagamtvem. • gruity of ellk Ms% mei War sr iklest."„stillediderwiriminsisel 1111. sliti s si ei nem use searerp onismamm if eb awl Os* T 112 M 1.5 - - • m l mm - .111 Wilda ilidei%dielemt to Iliama. Idea mil P a p a , eked ilet minning dm Mt midesi en eider, by poll, will gleend iliem de illsedtheres el dap mil eireeillogdm le end bat SG yeah et km, 41 eilwag - idelb. ik psis et di been ad Woe fie, de weir nit moms.' woe le be end te SO dile4011•1 al tie Ong Ilailbes Itrady, mil le be Mk di WY de. Tin air wee ieilei te be • hem, dui de pike muse meemditeed slid w 1 peeled up the peed mei mee it id ley de were. Heist LA gerke zl ib i e service of the premeder, mild„ he seek de paddle s Cries Station, eidesesed to Indy &album to he hI di ter. He look die pared to the cloak-rem end dig de weed he tor . MEd 11 , dmiW ea mama bey Nr2 Itate-erees, &peed ad, lest iii -asked wee gelneriesene, the primmer Nmegg MY op him if liewould p u se emend he bar. Id sell be wail She thee desired him to go to Se elordreme 0 dr Grist Notion' hallway, and oak for tee prods whisk hed lees left thwe for lady falisherry. lie head de pmeedn and took theta lo ha to the dikter mencl emi nedia his twopence !or ids tremble. Id C stated they IS.. diormatien le ended, he immidieti the porter frem Mama liwee ima Mew's le de desk-room of the Omet Northam Lamy, ILiereeems, whin he ems him deliver the meld. Wiwi donee o'clock • seemed parcel ... :fr,,,,... bin dertn am eddremed le eel= t f b ro . us ha ffeeere. Shod winces ace di embed de de to 'Web woe adhered to Wm, di he god the leek. tamed him le de it de primer Netritkeg ems ant sled =Te l ; it be led get the pawed The led mid le bed, sod gave the to her. Wham then inked beezet h eiteged to Ind y Bslisbury. She old as as bee a may, her Wyllie hod mowed bee Meketer in order that she (primer) Wed take tie with her this =rain. He then tad de vile be wee, ad what she was charged with ; sad while be wee welds to ire the prisoner Wilson came tip, sad Aar d ricis ai ll i V y r hed done, said she knew her se Lady s add He then took them both into custody. They re tool their midterm TIM prisoners were remanded till Thursday neat. MARYLEBONE. Heide O;ZZ deoeefbed eas — bbower. John lreffire 11 , Vue alaripil before Mr. lewd& the debneheed meek wee Bridget Hamm teed 14 sad Prost egad 14 fittest to oldie their The InfranY magi me th= 11 has the wddsece last the otter el Pent wee segewed to chew down es empty bore, at Nn. OA. Jemeseebrei4 Weetlewree-temw4 that the 00121- FlOll4 inlet to Nee bee skew. She me secompanied t h y d r . asepiederst. Newswe. Whew then they saw the gebseeme. Inwewberlayes told then dot they were to *wan the ebbe et Prod cane he... neat wee taken lb • ream et the lon of the berws, and Joke Huff took the Mbar glegi he. nether one.. She eenelsiesisto had teen Peebeely Wend le bite sb wed wise, which they lobil was breed epee the by Clweberleree and John Mon Aber camplebewis vow in the Noma, sea Prberewbehedthereenwhwehowesta. Each date mermen a alma beiwpt b awe his object on the cos- Vwho wee odor the bar ace of the drink takes, wed ewe alma In state of horn . The owspisisenta bevies bees in the hobs dew how boon were relsesed about eight o'clock. 7'he swum of welder ese se d other cisesstleas uttered by the ewsplebeer• wweho hese we dgle the street, which sand • crowd asemble. leweake was thexcised by Seems& 244 of the emelt, whisk be west le nevi of the pelemeses. He W. Half ewe the rem ad lemk him Into custody. While teldieg bda a b the eletke-hones, Cluaberlayne tear' wed shank the Aar • US. escapists ewe who wale smelted by Itie, Cherbwisysw. D embed, sad ea a/empanel le weld, se the rheum b te ethed viehody. Jarui we the eletherliseen HERM l ed, May Welton, esd mother 114 who rem to =leda the wesplobe et,they gap whims in peteseers 4 el the bet were eismeeded the Mime, en theme. d Mr. Law nil he &add wad Os ere to the seeks.. WORSHIP-STREET. INFAXOTS COIDI:CT 1i 11411 IMAMS. Ain damp Aoodrews, deemilaug himmit • wesib-mehr, h John-itmet, liethnetpeas, was abessed bikes !arid with gram telebsimMour to Cethwime ONE& • ramble married warm, as also with vieimtly moralt eirMmplaisamt, whose state d eye wee lite Week sad ate es woe the kid" that Let .w while iambi hr Y molow•rith • timely fish, ihe was 'may ommed Ai Mmdeat ths meet samdslows wimes, wb• thim pawl es wittiest cog the Intimel, sod faaptsmtly septum* bee ibis it epee Wait be tam raised maismila, tat hall hr • blow with it wum m the Her Shed earl lewdly the maim wad this the Mlow mode MM. het shed. Tbellsed Smsed we from the Vent the heat et brie dram was ealreW w i thi it. libtrada, w; ma emspidea. tally camellia ▪ ila statmewm ; emit pllesswaime Owd, la 11, MS ao. bitageag Meaty he . t i elter the emmet tamed wit at Prima-street, No allor i ms i.g imde is amp, and append la • " 71te dellmisms b e aim' that the fret same wee Molt widish!, sie be pond do bey is hest, red the nchld W Olallieni all dsstly mid with ell_eseada melts ihrehew te luu 14. Mama amittessally , by pain seigum. le pot • Opp bp Aso oftedmos tom" . ..India law* se my tint I eas't weemed. Yaw p Reda isselbs. wish bes 4 lehrr, es the Hems et Canweikm. 1111 1ser—Teur = I • seithema tail me that be array Ilhammi • mote attadt. IMIOIOiI -- • • Jaw 81~4 Warned woos of aresslise loon was elms* with tellfitUy desie= r eee= pease et gines at tie been at Isms. Xr. Arthur Xertrv, d the dleursa. NOM' strut, Chsbee. nil Sol the assalikstiar 1111 this ors thet delneihel etna= g istrert due Is hie sip hot vase Os ▪ coms Ye the ham MI X& kr amirthat -Q-.7-Folttr, vtlit vide Es we arm& MAW took a tar Nikon Seasseles sad maim waft brake the was par eddlese line thenenid be retreing. Xr. 1%10% s• ofisrat—lnNit do Inn ay to the T4 d--- vadellia ea lave ininamityea assnalt so illatied — mailltiele as (uressese4)-1 us des I ..tat 111. Yr. Passim amilled kat ter s mere la bed Mew in the Reams et thieseadta, ea. rrlar at the mer thee • hops tingip-tent nnedd Mem bar is ausset the property at &tun. SHARE LIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoez. The railway share market to-day is rather flat in character, with little business. Several of the lead ing stocks exhibit a decline of to I per cent. Lon don and North-Western stock is quoted 1041 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1011 to 1 Ortst Western, 661 to;; Midland, 82 to 1; South Eastern, 221 to 1; Caledonians, 341 to ; and Eastern Counties, 111 to t. - - French lines are fiat. Grand Trunk of Canada shares are also more offered. OILDINART 111A3/11 AND STOOLS. Wag Haft.. amisa. sod art Jawlike MOW sad WM. L. &Qr. Jr► drillel red MIMIC 51,4411 Miler Nod llletylurd .- I Onetime Owai., rota. Aka& Omen Ira &Win Omen Oaks. Om A Ds. art art II 61 I. 0 0 $1 If $ 454 NI $4 $1 4 . _4 Ii i Itt 111 U 64 U 0 ,:i 261 M if 64 $4 1 5 le 16 SS 111 IN IN IN No N 61 61 N TI • a la tote S . I i . I — er -lestirs-4 anal/MOWS Da h Ilisek Ds. IN bet 01. bath. W Writ. (Irel Omit Rams . .... Limstatir apt Our .« Vaka I- IM IloTi kW lON 31Wr liest - ZZ Slily /IL. R (C. bah Woven. NI 111 1011 # 11 1 i iii NI lii al: N 40 :-. —dm 111 Oil IS $4 MI M. 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NeLONllpc.les..l.l•4l3ll 111 IN Me 1 IL Dm Nrotallu.NlNL NII . INNI ..a A l t is Niiv "w iNzmk „.3,...tio lleae MS T = = UMW N. Nen INJA II p.a. 1118.io• "-- 1". 1 :6. 4. NANN " : 64 76 .11 .. 1bN 1N -- -- ...... lA. NW", p. NANNY IN ...... 11. IldwensPda.sausil IN THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1857. Ti r i . 3. " . na Pet Pe leg Si ra SI i M 1•1 " • le 811 ei lis ti I d NI i_Prn If N 1 If ll Ile 1 Is , n as par 1 par ale 89 100 Hem 7 I 100 170 404 lii id De De II II a . i. It II 21 H 1 H SI II I 1.24 7 T es DI $i b d 244 I. U 110 ISO 184 U• 844 4 4i IS SO 44 41 53 54 91 2 4 la dim »1M ni i We learn from the Cornish Telegraph of Wed nesday that • moat important work has recently been in pro gress at the Balkswidden Mine, viz.,—the erection of gas works, the introduction of gas into the shafts and levels, and, helve, the supeneding, to • condderable extent, of the old spina of candle'. Mr. Wright, C.E., of London, who centracent with the adventurers for the supply of gall, las neently been to the neighbour hood, and delivered a teeters to the agents end minas of Balleswidslan on "(has." A Inge audience resmbhd in the " dry," or drying-house, which we may date is a long, low, building, having a tubular boiler the whole length of its centre, on which the wet clothes of the Daigle, ere dried, which boiler is !tanked by two rows of cumbrous chests, In which are deposited the men's materials, implants, &c. It Is to the mine what the dressing, ply, ad green-rooms, are to a theatre. The lecture taprinted by c provincial cotemporary. The results ore deathbed se being moat suc cessful and important, so far as shafts end levels are con cerned. The managers of the mine gave a certificate to this effect. TIM GLASGOW POISONING CASE.—The Allots ddrertiatr sagi:lt is stated that the unfortunate do omed kept • , which is recorded, with much minute nee., the transse of each day. and ell the incidents in his somewhat discreditable life. The remarkable contents el that diary will likely be disc-lewd et the trial. L'Asgellaw was well known in certain Edinburgh ciroles, and in asses the truthfulnere of the paragraph in the Dundee Palm' (already quoted in our columns) ie thoroughly believed. The quantity of arsenic found in the stomach of the deceased was very considerable—far more than enticing to account for death. Probably in no place out of Glasgow has this unfor tunate case occasioned mare painful anxiety than fn Atha, where the young lady on whom, unhappily, soapielon temporarily rues, was well known." SUSPECTED ARSON AT MARTON-IN-CLETELANTE— Mr. Poole, who occupies Belle Toe Hall, Marton, as a school, has join been apprehended on the charge of setting fire to his house. On Thursday .vmog week Belle Vue Hall was discovered to be on fire. The 'dales borough engines were speedily on th e spot, and succeeded in extinguishing the flames Wore MU& damage wee done. An examination of the modem left very little doubt that the fire had been caused by en incendiary, and from certain circurnstenoes of suspicion Mr. and Mrs. Poelet were sweated on the charge dames. On examination before the Middiesbor.' magistrates, Mrs. Poeta was discharged, but Mr. Pockt was remanded to give time for further inquiries. The hall has only been recently erected, and is not insured. The furniture, 'tweets, Instated to be heavily insured in the Phoenix ofike. The damage done by the fire was Inconel derable. —Memortestee Owntian. THE FRCIT CROP tie DEVONSHIRT.—The fruit frees in this seigliboarbood are, we rejoice to say, Menthig with Mowed, and In some favoured places the fruit is est, rad looking reinarkably healthy. Should we have no frost, it is anticipated that this will be teed the most prolific fruit reasons we have had for yams. We heard an experienced gardener remark, on flundit in that nothing could be looking more promising at present the apple bud, and that, if all went well, there would be a large quantity of eider made this year. Should these antici patio ns be realised, the en suing season will, in some degree, compensate fot the defi ciency of the last fruit crop.—Plemeest Aiirrial. MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocc. The funds remain fiat, and a further decline of per cent. has been established. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also rather weaker. Comb; arc quoted 93 to 4 for money and 931 to for the 7th May. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 9lt to 92 ; the New Three per Cents, at 914 to 924; Bank Stock at 213 to 215 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at Is. dia. to 2s. prem. ; ditto, lune, at 4s. to Is. dis. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 984; and India Bonds at 3s. dis. Turkish stocks are flatter. Other foreign securities exhibit dulness. The sales are limited to Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at on ; Belgian Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 664 (exch. 26fr.) ; Peruvian Four-and-a -' Half per Cents. for account, 30th April, at 77 ; Rus sian Five per Cents., at 1044; Sardiuian Five per Cents., for account, at 904 ; Turkish Six per Cents., at 944 ex div. ; ditto, for account, at 94 and 93 ex div. Of the sums withdrawn from the Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon, part was intended for the trans mission to the Brazils of 80,000!. in sovereigns, taken from the Bank, and shipped per the European and American Steam Shipping Company's vessel Golden Fleece, which will leave Southampton to-day. Large public sales of tea were held yesterday, com prising 15,600 packages, of which only 2,000 were sold, considerable heaviness prevailing. The public sales of Plantation Ceylon coffee went off at a de cline of 2s. per cwt. As so many conflicting opinions are expressed re specting. the miring steamer Oneida, we may point out the improbability of any DOWN of her being re ceived before the next telegraphic anticipation of the India and China mail, which is expected either on Saturday or Monday. This mail will probably bring advices from Point de (lone to the 31st March. Mr. Francis Le Breton has been elected a di rector of the Southampton Dock Company, in the room of the late Mr. James Hartley. We have received from the Euphrates Valley Railway Company • copy of a report addressed to the board by Sir John Macneill. As the result of a close examination of the greater part of the country, Sir John fixes at 160 miles the distance from the proposed harbour in the Bay of Selcucia (which has been selected in pre ference to Alexandretta) to the Euphrates, rid An tioch and Aleppo. The total coat ho estimates at 1,097,750/. (or at the average rate of 7,3161. per mile on 160 miles), the 50 miles between Aleppo and the Euphrates being taken at 6,0001. per mile, in the absence of a detailed survey. The proposed capital for this first section of 150 miles being 1,400,0001., • balance of 302,8007. remains " for the purchase of rolling stock, engines, interest to shareholders during the construction of the line, damage done to private property, and other incidental expenses." For all these purposes, Sir John thinks the margin ample. No allowance is made for any outlay on the construction of the harbour, which will cost 250,0001., " as the Turkish government have determined to construct it them selves, and with their own funds." For the comple tion of the works of the railway to Aleppo he allows four years, being double the time that similar works would take in England. After making considerable deductions from the traffic already existing on the route, and taking the working ex penses at 50 per cent., Sir John is of opinion that there will be a net revenue of about 8 per cent. per annum on the outlaf,4oo,oool. It is mentioned that the lowest c harge at present for conveying wheat from Aleppo to e harbour of Alexandretta is from 18s. sd. to 11. 61. Sd. per quarter, which is rather more than the average value of the wheat sold in the market of Aleppo : i.e., the price of the produce at the shipping port is doubled, owing to the cost of transport. By the proposed railway the carriage of a ton of goods between Aleppo and the sea would be reduced to 11 10s. as compared with V. Os. 13d., the present lowest ch arge. We are informed that the works of the Nether lands Land Enclosure Company are progressing with great activity. The company have between 1,700 and 1,800 men employed in enclosing the new polder of 1,800 acres, which is to be completed early in June; and the contractors for the canal, Messrs. l'eto and Co., have about 1,500 men on that work. The colon is now in bloom, and the crop is described as looking promising. Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons advertise the payment of interest on the provisional certificates of shares in the Eutern Railway of Havasu, Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on Quebec City Sterling Bonds, and Louisiana State Bonds. The arrangements ars notified in connexion with the issue of new stock amongst the holders of Illinois Central Railroad stock. The position of the market for American seen rides is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : There is nothing new to report of the market for American securities Business during the past week has been mode rately active, but prices have undergone no material change. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is sub joined : There has been only a moderate htudness in American eecuritits In London during the past week. Illinois Central shares were in good demand, and brought advanced prime, until the anival of the New York mail. The lower quota tions from New York have caused a cheek, but holdero here are unwilling to respond to • movement which is believed to be entirely speculative. Construction Bonds advanced to 92, but have since been done at 91*. The Six Cent. Bondi have brought 87. We note moderate sales ofMichigan Eight per Cent. 1869 Bonds at 91, carrying aocrued interest; also of Michigan Southern Sinking Fund Bonds at a plight advance; and of Pennsylvania First Mortgage and Detroit and Milwaukee Bonds at previous quotations. THVRSDAY ETZ:IDIG. The funds opened this morning with undiminished firmness at yesterday's improvement, which was maintained until the afternoon, when a sudden change took place. Considerable sales of stock for transfer were pressed ; loans upon stock were anxiously solicited ; and a rather remarkable de mand for money sprang up in the Stock Exchange. In the morning the current rate on government securities was 6 to 6 per cent., but in the afternoon 7 per cent., and even more, was freely paid. This sudden pressure naturally tended to prejudice the fonds, which finally closed per cent. lower than yesterday, with a rather dull appearance. The other Stock Exchange markets, after showing firmness during the greater part of the day, also closed with dulness, but without important variation in price. Business in " the house ' generally continues ex tremely languid. In the discount market there was a steady de mand, with little alteration in rates, but no pres sure. Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1 for the 7th May, stood firmly at this quotation during the greater part of to-day, and even touched 931. Upon the movement above referred to, the price receded to 931 to 1, and so closed. The price for money, after reaching 93, closed at 931. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, / ditto, for account, 7th May, 931, 1, Z. Three per Cents. Reduced, 91j, 921, 91i. New Three per Cents., 921, 92, 921. Long Annui ties, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 7-18. Thirty Years Annuities, October, 1859, 2 3-18, 21. Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885, 17 15-16. Bank Stock, 2141. 215, 2131. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills were well supported, the March issue at 2s. die. to Is. prem., and the June at Is. to Is. dis. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 981 to 1, and Inds Bonds tis. to 3s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. advanml to 94 to in the morning, but afterwards showed flatness, and closed k per cent. lower than yesterday, at 94 to 3 ex div. The Guaranteed Four per Centa. were last quoted 1001 to 1. Other foreign securities pre sent no new feature, the transactions in this depart ment being very restricted. The shares in the Russian Railways were nominally quoted Ito prem., but seem to meet with no trans actions. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at j to 1 dia. ; Bank of Egypt, at 2to 11 dia.; and rational all raw* awl langera. IS Mawr all Nen Maim hamar Ilaalstai 1613 all Oarmanblial.ClASl. LS Data Iksaft—..... W •rarad ham all Da. la. 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Paparand all i I 10.100 IN IllaNaa's land-- 171:1 II 400,0/6 P. TINNY Dorm —.. N 14 1 03 911 Ps SAM Drama —....—. I§ I LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT ELECTRIC 721.710W111.) MALTON MEETLXO.-THIS DAY. LANGTON STAKES. Saxony • • • • .. Captain Pow Let brim. CONVIVIAL EANDICAP. Mob 7 na. ARKET.—THIS DAY. r, Kestrel, and Passbead. ONI THOUSAND likabartz pad forfeit. (1T 111J11611 AND HUM MAONITIC TILIORATI.) LIITBIII.-(Ptur DAT.) Montgomery -- - -- 1,110 Brody Tulin= ILLNESS OP THE BISHOP Or LONDON.—At sward pieces whore the Bishop of London bed mord to stead psetsedey names for shesees were reueived eseesst elide lordship's aides swim ladispcoltko. _ _ . _ The &folk Ciroosiele Days:—" We have heard era • toneorid le rim the mot of charrhates, Manned lo ele preralsr, begging ke. a Menke of the diocese a Norwich, sad erection of • ere either et Iperriok or Bury." We read in the Skillford Mertiery;—" Mr. Spur geon, • younger brother of the celake•tsd preacher, and mud to be • more attractive •ndd wore •logaw maker, trill, it ia =petted, visit Bootee In the maw of • Jew make, and hold are religious services." . _ The Lord Chancellor has presented the Rev. W. Ray, mate of Eastwood, agar Chehaahrd, to the rectory that pariah. . . . A easons7 reaidentiary in York Cathedral has en anderred upon Archdeacon Creyke. Mr. Thaekiray is =pounced to deliver a lecture co "ths Gawps," at the Towa Hall, Oxford, on tho Bth of May. Signor Sad, the teacher of Italian in the Taylor Insittation, Oxford, will begin his lectures for thin tone on Tardy, the fah of May. These ketures are free of ad • Weeks, and eyes to all iambics of the University. Mr. Henry Dunn, formerly secretary to the Bri tish sad Foreign School Soddy, be. retired, awl i■ esoreeded by Mr. Wilkes, who for ILe Teat ten yews bso repsoiroted the society to the North of Itairlead. Mr. Doses name has beet added toast general committee. A certain college (mya a contemporary) hod = =MY= &Cymbal= of books ht eases and ranee, kw whisk it bulk a spacious new library, and the ffeetkir Mims bravely devoted ow long vocation to erring* the Woke cc the shelves. Bat they could not is. op and down the tall library steps as nimbly is they mos hod done ; so they looked about them, and saw a bandy little graduate, a decent scholar, and one who could. Seta sad carry. Him they elected Fellow, and employed for three menthe on this rather Sisyphian toil. The summer was bet and the books were deny, and that little geatleann emplisined to big dying day that, in spite of certain he lping sprikedoes, he never got the duet quite down hi. *mat. THE PRINCES OF OCDE AT LIVEEPOOL.—Tvro piens dike royal holly ot Oda, attended by a numerous aka, intend rabidity edemas at Liverpool, four hea dwater, by the 3.10 pat. baba. They were met at the Limo street station by his Warship the Karr, Frauds Shand, Esq., Earl Talbot, Wham Brows, Esq., M.P., Joseph C. Ewart, Eq., M.P., John Tarr, Esq., Charles Turner, Esq., Elton Halhead, kc. The Mayor and the several gen tlemen in attendant* were Introduced to the dikes by Car t& Price, late oldie But India Company's service, after which**, ewe makeeted to the Mayor's state carder', sad aeseiegetled by Idea mad Captain Pries, they drove to the AdelpY Mold, where a suite of apartments have been es pied he them. hr. Brown and Mr. Turner followed the phew $ the Adel*, end the remainder of the suite In private carriages• _ _ . CAREW:JR FOR THE PRINCE or StitAY.—An elegant OUT*, for Li. Highness the Prince of Burnt has just been built by Marrs. Nurse sad Co., of Regent-street _ . . . . . The body is of a bright cerulean blue, relieved with orange, vermilion, and black and silver mouldings. The pawls display a profusion of armorial bearing., enclosed within draperies of crpaeon and green, bordered with ermine, having lions rampant, or for sup porters end meet, with cap of data, solar radiations, tropbke of :teimiters, &a, in the centre a shield, Inscribed with *rabic character, and surrounded with the motto, " God iB the best protector." The massive lama hare purple coloured and florally decorated gime, with frames of clamed silver. The interior Is lined with rich dark blue figured silk, relieved with native velvet lace, and the general light costar of the vehicle is heightened by the side-light win dows engraved with arms, all of which have, however, a doable emu ground so ea, when required, to conceal the campmate boas public view. --.--- . THE POPULATION OF PARK—The following tabia, derived from reliable sources, shows the progressive lamas. of the population of Puts from the 13th oentwy to the t day pries Teas. Population. TWO.. Population. 1282 216,861 1784 660,000 1663 280,000 1800 647,756 1718 509,000 1807 673,780 1755 576,000 1866 1.174,316 ' Hence it spree; that the poratko re doubled in the space of 202 ,we intervening between 1563 red 1765, while the are sleet bee bees prodaced la the enrol et the bet fifty yin (his 1807 to the pier time). This how ever, has sot takes pies be the err I. ▪ sioadimemest. The fourth hes swilhosil a disiesties, a bet width Is sift sordid by the admen demehtioss dieted for the saw bones of the Rue de Mien. On the ether bead, the parities of the Bth -.emboss 't, chiefly lahatied be ate wields( cher, bee re babied is amount, while los not bow euried es lire is the same proportion. 1818, dos Imperld Oadianrwie, or police force of Paris, is flied at 863 p laeledig 398 cavalry. On let Jszvary bet, it ceei 2,4311 mes, including 612 home. In 1807, the sem of bear we. 283, including 7 officers; at present the force cruises of 917 men, inclusive of 28 Akers. The police hese ear 6,355,2950. annually ; the thenen, .T rapiers, 111110 we nader the control of the Milder of Wu, cost the Stars 876,392 f. THE. ISTHMUS or Sun CAicAL.—A letter WOW re ceived in I c iFl o „ , yertarday, to the effect that N. de =t the and row- min of the Isthmus of ip will visit Liverpool next week, and en pile the mar of the scheme to the mercantile sad general pal& beeeeeled he the subject. Eunnuatox AND INQUERT.—Yesterday Mr. Webby bid es herr at the Wellesley Ansa, Oedema ea _the bed, et Mrs. Heaton, aged 811.w it W at Z been Weaned et the mem of her rehilves. Mn. Wee" mite old ea the nod eh., red we. buried la the ehereir yeti of 81. baste, Chelmeoree lie whim et a heeeiribee eel-seesateelmr, wive did one yew age. Me wee me taled he mss thee before bee Hall by a Mrs. Cutler es d Az, some r , To this hiss. Cense, by • win which was predsced, deemed leirethed all bit pro *is t rid, Wale MR sr ISIS. psi At , e re rigent Mr. geedimr et leeelefty at : the St. Georgete thisel etllt else: ereeveser-pleee, who had ssudsa peg ssereme esontageks s 7 the body, elated that he had not yet =Owed at asy positive results in his analysis of the eerie. et the seemach. Mu Trafford, step-daughter of the aseseed, rad Dim Cathe wen exeraiaed. The in quest ine adionrsed for the seaclusion of the chemical 0001791 L li: Ili. 1 10 I. SO N si: at. ft. n u Pt Discount at to 4 dis.; Oriental Bank ahares con tinue in demand, and are marked 41. Other Bank stocks were quiet. The London Discount Company's shares were more inquired for. Royal Mail Steam were quoted rather lower. London General Omni bus closed at 1.16 to k prem. London Dock stock was officially marked 1021, 102, and 1021; and New South Wales Five per Cents., 98 and 971. The nominal closing quotations for the newlypro• jetted railways are subjoined, viz.: Punjaub Rail way, 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Oude Railway, par to prem.; Central Oude Railway, Ito prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3-16 to 7-16 prem. ; Cal cutta and South Eastern Railway, par to 1-16 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, par to k pram.; Railway, g to .; prem. ; North of India par to k prem.; Trinidad Railway, par to prem.; Italian Junction Railways, 11 to 1 die. The shares of the General Bank of Switzerland were quoted 21 to 2 dis. NINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLock. The home mining stock market remains very dull. Sellers arc more numerous than buyers. Wheal Kitty (Lelent) shares arc more offered, and are marked 19 and 181. The other tranwtions re ported is the Stock Exchange, comp ris e Alfred Consols shares at 211 cx div. • North Bassett at 23 ; and Great Wheal M1.(4 at 61. In foreign mines there is nu movement. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the ]haMining Exchange: incest, 4}; Botallack, 240; Cergoll, 14f I ; Chan nellorville, So. 0.1., 9s 3d.; Drakevralls, 2f, I • drest Alfred, 4/. 64, I, 1, f, Pendeen, 31s. 6d.,6d.,' 33.. 6d., 36e., 371. Od.; West Fewey, f, I ; Wheal Edward, 41, ; Wheal Harriet,lll., 12a., 10s. 6a., lls.; Wheal Mary Ann, 46, f An official manager of the Bosworthon Mining Company, which is now being wound up, is to be appointed by the judge in Chancery on the 26th of May. At Greet South Tolg. a dividend of 4s. per share (1,2001.) was declared on the 21et inet., payable on the 28th inst. TEUINIDAT EVENING, Business in home mining stocisremeaUs extremely inanimate, and prices in many cases still show a drooping tendency. West Basset and Wheal Ed ward shares may be particularised as lower. Wheal Buller, however, were inquired for, and quoted bet ter. In addition to the transactions recorded in the Stock Exchange, shares in Wheal Margery were dealt in at IN. and Pendeen at 40s. As regards foreign descriptions the only feature was a decline of about 1 1. in St. John del Rey shares. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning, although without activity, V 111,3 thin at Mondaye quotations. Flour maintained turner prim. Barley was the turn dearer. Fine oats were a ready sale at Monday's currency, sad all descriptions supported that days rates. Beans and peas unchanged. ARRIVALS ISTO LOA PDX PROM APRIL 23 TO APRIL H. 5c01414. 1/141. lcevlse. 2o, Wbeat 8M 0.4. W • 11111 I 03)./ . 720 • ." OW ISAR MW • .... boo& ; Lm. o Misams,ZiWilii: ;114111. 466 lei: 01k. U. 44. 4 1" A : tMPRRI\L AVCRAORR. L . %b ac biazky tar. In. 11.430. . .... .. Sde 4:41 $4. to 31. 44 3k 10d Dr 4d ...........: rd I t :?: i g 131 t it 1 :3 L . :d ' : ...... .4. 14 47. kit an rt. Id Xi 00 ........ St 114 10 Irs ?:1 ' 2 44 2. : :Iv Average U. Ad lAN re 23. lid 300 01 SC As M:. 4414 ta I (9. a Dm.—W lewd. keen, usu. lty% NOM% Ma POW 1. MAGMA smolnse ILL ROCTUATIOIN e•Wee MGM OP N iv 63 t. 64 II 63 II 63 0 I'•elt H 1 L LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIB DAY. (ay MAGNETIC TZLNOVATI.) (FROM OCR OWN CORILINTONDNX We had a fair attendance ►t the market thla buyer.. Tuesdays prices were nominally obta and tour—very little doing in them. Indian corn wee brisk, at an advance of le. 6d. per qr. over lest market day, and oatmeal wee 6d. per load dearer. Air other article, unchanged. r, bet few l for what MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. &GAIL—The publie War have been larva SIM ea* arid fairly mot by the buyers at the average prma• of but ve and the importer* bane been very firm. Several csrgoeat Savannah, Manilla, and Manritina have been sold Moat, both for continental poets and the United Kingdom. The refined market bee been firm; lumps, fair to fine, 66e. to 67r. 6d. Corso.—The public males have been very large, and exceeded the demand. At the commencement of the week high pritee were paid, but a decline of 2e. on Plantation Ceylon was eatablirhed at the close. Native Ceylon quoted the same at last week. T.A.—The market has been very dull, and the large public gales were chiefly withdrawn for want of buyers at previous rates. No sales of common Congou reported this week. The quotation remains nominal at 120. to 12jd. limited Mistiness hem been done chiefly in low qualities at last week's prices, but the ankle bee a dull rst7 22 -Prieeg are supported, but the amount of business done has been very limited. Corrox.—About 1,400 balm sold at last week's prices. Settee have sold heavily at about previous rates. 6aurrierns—A fair amount of business done at a shade advance. Parcels to arrive eold at 41e. 6d. Reflection 6, 42.., superior quoted 43e. NITAATR or SODA quoted 10s. to 20s. HEMP gold at previous rates. Jere hog sold at full prima. In other articles no material alteration. Markele generally have been quiet this week. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains firm. Prices are quoted as follows : Town meow, Sta. Od. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C., 670. ed. April, 670. ; May to June, btu METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of betisine shout the same as on Friday Let. The weather being favourable, the demand is good, at fully Nondoy's rater. The supply of sheep is very short, and conacquently prime are rather higher, although trade ie slow. Trade is dull for lambs and calves. Front Germany and Holland there are 63 beasts, 650 cheep, and 210 calves. Norfolk and Suffolk, 400 beasts. Home Counties, 132 milch cows. Per dear of Mt e. 4. d. Per done et BOK &etc Ilierfordr 4 6 4 Brat the & 'lnmates 6 6 4 Best filbert bores.. 4 4 4 Bert Leaven* 444 4.. 4 110 Bernd quality barb 3 4 1 Po. de dam........ 4 1 5 2 51 %PM 4 6 6 Ewes It word en 4115, 6 6 4 &et Dm Ilalf.teed• 5 1 6 0 lambs ..4.420.........4 7 0 Ü Bate at =Ark 90); Amp and lerna4. 4.430: esirek 294: 9464. 110. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LZADENHALL.--66Ibe. to 641 M., 31d. to 51d. ; 6411. to 721 b.., 51d. to 5/d.; 721 b.. to 80lbs., 61d. to 64. ; 80113 s. to 88th.., 6d. to 61d. ; 881 6. . to 961 6 ., 61d. to 61d. ; 961 b.. to 1041 b... 61d. to 61d. Horse hides, 10.. Calf skin., light, 3s. to So.; full, 9s. 6d. BLItIIONIATY.—Kents and balthreds, 8.. 6d to 9s, 6d.; Downs, Od. to is. ed.; Lambs, 2a. ed. to 34. 9d.; 6hearlings, le. 34. to 1.. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meters. I'attenden and Smith report that there is still a brisk demand for all tine hope, at rather improve 1 prime; other aorta remain needy in price. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylass, ; Ed. n Main, 16a.; Hartlepool Raton, 16s. 6d .; Walker Priraroaa, 13s. 6d.; South Kellum 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Hettoa, 17s. 6d.; Heugh Hall. 165.; Walls End Steuart's, 17a. 6d.; Walls End South Hatton, 17.. 34. ; Walls End Tem, 17..6d.; Carom 16.-161 ships at market. Tug I'draout. Or' A GAMEKEEPER AT BEESTON.— COMMITTAL OF THE PRISONER. — The scljteurned inquest on the body of John Ilebbingtem, bead gamekeeper to Edwin Corbet, Em., Tiletone, wen held at Beeston yesterday. It will be remembered that Bebbington was found last Friday in a field near Beeston, quite deed, and with a gunshot wound right through the body ,and that a man named Blegg, a well-known poacher, was in eluded, on the charge of baring murdered him. At the inquest yesterday it was proved that Blagg had been often heard to threaten that he would shoot Bebbington; that on Friday morning two Mots were beard from the spot where the body was found, and shortly atter Illagg inan men going thence to his house, shout a Mite off. Footprints leading from the body in the tame direction were found to correspond exactly with those produced by Blagee boots; ander= wad picked up near the dead man was otexacily the mine size and pattern so come in Bbagg'srelelbeoll. A verdict of " Wilful murder" a ss re turned against Blagg, who woe fully committed for trial. PROSPECTS 01 , THE CROPS IN NORTII YORK. Mgt.—The young wheat looks remarkably well since the late wet weather, and even on cold land therehae been a con siderable improvement during the past fortnight. In dry rich soils it is very flourishing. Reed time for barley Mot now fairly set in.—Manchesfer Guardian. /-