The Express. — London, England, 1863-04-11 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Conimissicaer Pane.) IN U A. MUUMUU. The bankrupt was a merchant of Moorgate-etreet. His enoeed 23,000 i. ,• meets returned at 3,0001., bat very Utile has tree realised. The case has been frequently before the court; at the last sitting the bankrupt was allowed to pass his ezamination, and this was the sitting g p• pointed for cossidenog the order of discharge. Mr. E. Reed, for the assignees. stated that the bankru pt, 011 his way to the court, had been given into custody by some of has creditors on a criminal charge. It was the intenttre of the assigeese to have indicted him. He had bees only eight months in business in this country ; he had coatrscted debts of 21,0001., and there was not a far thing of meta. Mr. Sargood, for the bankrupt, asked for an adjournment for a fortnight, as the charge might be dismissed by the Isa L ie t te e . our doubted whether he could adjourn the ease to • fixed day when the bankrupt did not a ppear Mr. Sargood said he "nu not absent by own default. If the charge were established the bank rupt might be brought up in custody ; if not, the cue would be resumed in the ordinary course. Mr. Reed praised for an adjournment sine die. His Honour thought the tamest course would be to grant a short adjournment for • term. Adjourned fora fortnight. . . . (Beton Mr. °ORMUZ'S.) IN RE JAMES WILSON. The bankrupt, a star and builder, at Plumstead, applied for his order of Unsecured debts, 1,0251.; assets returned at 2891. Further debts of 2,0431. were seceredby property valued at 4400/. Mr. Goodday appeared for the official saaignee ; Mr. Dowse for the bankrupt. An adjournment was *eked, on the ground that the bank rupt had not given up his books, and that inquiry was ne cessary a. to property at Manor-park, Lee, held as security by Mr. For, a creditor. It appeared that he bad been bankrupt nine years since, and insolvent a year or two ago. An adjournment was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENIIKLL. ♦ erum's William White, aged 42, Wersernarefaant. but who d.. scribed hints& as as "independent gentleness mid* at 14, Lambeth-reed, was charged before Mr. le at the imam al the sethorities of the perish ol *k Mary, Islington, with musing away and deserting his wife. Mr. William George Leftly stated that the wife at the primer was admitted to the workhouse as the 22nd al October last, and had been there ever sines. He had been unable to find the primer's whereabouts, ce he should ham written to him to take his wife away. George Moss, the warrant offioar of the parish, staled that he had been for six mouths looking after the who was now an independent man. He had =art; coniedf J o Mims as • °ore snerehant at the Clars-exchenge, 90, at. oknatrest, Clarkenwell, and at 2, Bearesee-vilia, Osnosbary. When he took the pekoes, lete melody he fouled his living with another women, who mid he should not be tekeei for soak • vilify perm as the wife. Mrs. Ages. Catherine White, • Indy-no looking imam who seemed to feel her politics very stately, mid the Crwas her husband. Whilst she wee living with t r 2, Bragaesevillsa he beam intimate with her ems vent, sod used to take her to the diffmeat pima of muse meat, and whim be returned home he illemed her (wiser). He made the smut the mitten of the house, and sum moned her (witless') to this court for muddle her, bat the summate was disenimmd. He thee removed to 90, fit. Jam elreek sad whilst there ke locked kw in the sexed door treat rem, and would not allow her to leave it on way m ama Her mesa* who is the woman with whom he sew Made, sad to brie( her food le her, wile* the door, and pies it ea the Seer, end gm ham her. To amps hi ill mese she threw heaself from the window into the Mesta and injured herself wry mach. She was takes to the hospital.at this ased when elm antemed bee husband suicide.sated lase is mart fee aMengstaag to c He did oat 14 her spin p home, hat allowed her • main- Mem for a few, week", and then dimontioned ;as which aba lad be p to ties walthoses. where she bed been ever eines. Ake dee woe maim into mart this the woman with whom the primer we. cohabiting inenited bar. The primer denied the charge of adultery. and said his wife skald sever live wider the mine roof with kis any more. As for his servant bringing his wife to this wort, b. thou g h t she w" right in doing so, as his wife amnestied her. Me bad not the slightest doubt bat that hi wife was "a little off her out—in fact, she was creaky.* Mr. D'Eyocourt said he remembered all the circumstances of the OM, and however lightly the defendant might think of the charge, he thought it was a very serious one. He should reread the prisoner until Thursday seat. The prisoner asked if he might he admitted to tail. Mr. IYEyoooart said he would take impassible bail, which must be fully inquired into, the prisoner himself in the sum of 1001., and two sureties in the sum of 501. each. The prisoner was locked up in default. COIOUSTAL 1011. POT 1371•11110. charged Barton, aged 42, so home, • charwoman. was before Mr. DTI ecourt with stealing four pint pots belonging to am many publicans. From the evideoca it appeared that yesterday the primer was sees to take • pant pot from a beendeop kept by Mr. Joseph Harper, 3, Hastings-street, Bor. imeammust, and was the. given into custody. At the peliceetatine, in acidities to the pot to Mr. Harper, three other pots were found o bel irt g , One o f pots belonged to Mr. Rowcliffe. the Pinder ai Wakefield, and was stolen yesterday. The barman to Mr. Rowoliffe stated that so lees than au pots bad been steles store Thineday night. Another of the pots belonged to Mr. William Ifiand, the Queen's Head, 23, Great street, who who stated that he bad ma the primmer is his boos on several occasions. and he had previously rained pots. One of the pore produced was his property, sad led lately been stoke. Kr. Hartlead, at the and el hie eel dam, remarked that potetealig we. rimy meek on the femme. and added that he bed lost six pint pole wilds the peat ten days. The owner of the furl It pint pot we not in attends:se. The prisoner said it was her dret aloes. end hoped that slut might be dealt mercifully with. She VW POW • Ni. D'Eremart said that it we. quite evident that she Lot her living by pet Melia& He should mead her to the Howes of Correctiou with bard labour for obis ceisdar moths, being three months for each at the ems that had lr hs =d, and bad the owner of the fourth pot bas in a be should have seat her to prison for artier three mouths. It was alter that she was an aid offeeder. Ihminvordorm.—Mr. Trilynsourt hes received • Past °Mos order for 11, from ••16. L. J.," fee the peer ma limy, who attempted to eamesit Naiads by beagle Massif after ea ileptio fit It we. a NMI sod cm, sad it was Anted that for die pest four year. the onfortiumbe me hod been suffering from time Sera The lads appeared in the Express of Thursday last. and the beamisit door asked for an acknowledgment of his desserts in the Express. THZ PRIVALINCI 01 MULL-POI A? PIMLICO. -ELE/00AL OF • MOTOR TO MATZ RR CHILD BURMA Immediately after the megintrate W taw his mat on the beech this mender, Dr. Aklis, Cheeter-placm Obenter the officer of health appointed for 84. George's, Haeovecequate, &Maisie Wm, mid I have felt it my duty, sir, to apply to you on public peen& for your ad. vies and seristasee. It is with respect to the toter. meet of a child three years of age, who has died of emallpox,, aid w now Wog at 12. dprincgardems, Pimlico. The child is there mimed in • moan book room occupied by its father aid mother and three other &Wrest, and there are tat ooly twenty-six souls in this six-roamed hams, but it la situated In • very crowded locality, in which the smallpox is very premien amonpt the humbler classes, Under these circumstances it is most highly essential, for the sake of the public health end safety, that this child should be removed end interred, to prevent the Mumma of contegioo. Efforts have bum made to effect this, het in vain. Mr. Baddeley, overseer of the perils, ieformed me that, although the father of the child was anxious that the child should be removed end buried, the mother pooltimily refused to allow it. Mr. Baddeley met Osborne, who has chance of the femerale of the parish, to bake limey the child. He placed it in a coffin for that when the mother took it out spin, and it to its media or cot, and several Irish persons of the neighbour hood having collected together, intimidated him by Muir threats and be felt compelled to retire. I myself aldose queetly went with Hr. Great sad tried to remoade the mother to let the child he removed, bat she re hued, although her husband premed the remora/. I meet emir repeat that it is of great' importune that the child sinead be hunsedistelj interred. Mr. Safe was of (minim that the father had the powerto ceder the removal el the child, which waa, as Dr. Aldis had mid, highly necessary , and be thought that there could be to impropriety in the police aoceespeayieg the parish odious to ire that there was no breach of the poses from the removal of the child. A Womas Balm To Duxes.—Yesterday= Mr. Laugh= held as *awl dabwiNcross brachia' the death of Alm Bans, spd V. the wife of • labourer. residing at 18, Prison-row, Newpost-market. It appeared that as Stharday weals( last the decors' was usdrearlag we of her eldhirea, whew, is taming mead, Ira dress, yonder which sits as,. • crinoline. came in essiset with the ire in the gads sad was iailaady in imam. She with some dilieslty mimed bar roam &oar sad rushed late the street, acressolag lewdly far hap Her bombard hap paced at that moment to mass sad by palling al her clothes and wrapping • rag asn the in was astir gabbed. She was pat tato • rah sad Saha to Amis.- areas Heapital. William Travers, reddest roadiad Mom. add he mar the dearwed whoa she was admitted. 81•• was severaly bona *oat the basic* , scam, sad head. She mover rallied, but died ea aeven* about 5 °Week from the shock to the system atesmotied by the barns. The jury returned a verdict of " Arcidestal data by Ire." THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1863. ILYSCUTION AT MAIDSTO3II.-(THIS DAY.) (eT scecrese Tasenarw.) The last sentence of the law was carried into effect this morning at twelve o'clock, in front of the County _„ Gaol at Maidstone, upon Robert Alexander Burton, a I.a 20 years of age, who was convicted at the late spring amine far the oounty of Meat of the murder, under very creel and aggravated circumstances, of • little boy nine years of age, by stabbing him in the neck with a knife. It will be remembered that the offence was committed in the summer of last year. The prisoner induced the poor lad to &company him upon Chatham Lines and at • secluded spot, near a large chalk heap, he at tacked him, and notwithstanding the desperate struggle for life that was made by the deceased he anceeeried in destroying in the way above stated. The prisoner did not appear to have made any attempt to conceal bin crime, for on the day following he gave himself up to Mr. Everest, one of the superintendents of the Kent constabulary stationed at Chatham, and gave • detailed account of all the circumstances connected with the . . . . . SHIRE L18173.-(T71I8 DAY.) Two o'Ctoow. gre The railway market continues heavy, and a it so further decline has taken place in quotations. Great Northern stock has receded per cent., Abl, Great Eastern 4, Great Western, Midland, and . 1 1 South Eastern, ; and London and North "" Weastern, 4. 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Skiii • NAY IN IN 10! 01 11 V I! 1 4 1 1 dis i I pa 3 1 PM S 4 :1 psi Pni I le MI i ll 1 • p- N 7 AU par AO 14 76 78 16 IR 818 1119 19 91 s pm 69 111 1118 1411 gis par n s• i I el l Par 1p PEII ls n it rONEY MARtET.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoar. The funds to-day are flat, and a fntther tednc tion of 1 per cent. has taken place in Consols, owing chiefly to the inactivity of business. English railways are likewise heavy, and in several instances a decline of about per cent. has occurred. In the foreign stock market sales have predominated, and most of the principal speculative securities are lower. The scrip of the Confederate Loan continues in demand and has improved to 14 to 2 prem. Italian scrip is without change, at 2 to 24 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cont. Bastes opened at 89fr. 95c., being k per cent better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 94 to for money, and 9n to 1 for the account (May 7). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, ; ditto, for account, 924 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, ; New Three per Conte., 91, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 217-16 ; Bank Stock, 255, 253 ; India Ave per Cent Stock, 1094, 109 ; ditto Bonds, 16a., 12s. prem. ; rive-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaoed" rupee paper, 1144; and Exchequer Bills, 3s. dui., par. Foreign stocks are also heavy. Turkish Consolides have declined 4 per cent., and Greek 4. There is a decided fall in Spanish Passive Bonds, which are last marked 284. The downward movement has extended to Spanish Gartilloates and Mexican Bolide. New Grenadian securities, however, remain firm, and there is an improvement in the "ex all " Bonds. Some of the present quotations are annexed :—Turkish, 1854 Loan, 87 to 88, ex div. ; do., 1858, 67} to 68 ; do., 1802, 691 to 1; the Conaolidda, 47a to I ; Greek, Ta to 281 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., 60 to }. Transactions are recorded as follows: Dutch Coe- tificates, 1001, ex div. ; Egyptian, wand issue,l 971 ; Greek, 28k, }, 271 ; ditto Coupons, 13, k, 13 ; Italian, for account, 711 ; Mexican, for account, 321 ; New Granada, 15, 1 ; ditto Two per Cents., 33, 32,1 ; ditto Deferred, 71, 8 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), 61 ; Peruvian, 1862, fur account, 871 ; Portuguese, 1853, for so want, 44 ; ditto, 1862, 48, 471 ; Russian, 1859, 1 60 f ; ditto 1882, 95f, ; Spanish, for account, 53 ; ditto Passive, 291, 28*, k9}, 281 ; ditto Certi ficates, 101, 1, ; Turkish, 1858, 671 ; ditto for account, 67} ; ditto, 1862, for account, 691, 1, 3 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1021 ; Venexneli 185 2 9 S 9 Hair-ran Two o'Ctocx. Consols are without change, at 92} to i for money, and 94 to I for the account. The forting' tidy settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation day"), and terminate on Wed y. It is understood that reprAntations have been forwarded to the Peruvian government, with re ferenoe to the manner in which the dividends on the Peruvian Four and a-Half per Cent. Dollar ' Bonds are paid in New York. Being paid in the now depreciated Federal paper, the effect is to entail on the holders serious loss, amounting occa sionally to as much as is. 9d. per dollar. The object will be either to obtain the dividends in future in gold, or, failing this, their payment through some well-known house in London. In the continued absence of inquiry for the con tinent, the gold from America and Australia is sill carried to the Bank. The amount taken there yesterday was 163,0001., principally American. The amount of specie engaged for transmission by the Delta on the 12th instant is only 68,600/., of which 52,4001 is silver and 15,9001. gold for Bombay, and 3001. silver for Aden. The foreign exchanges terday afternoon were firm at Tuesday's rate. The movement in favour of Austria is fully maintained. Subjoined is our usual list. Amsterdam, 3 swaths, 11.181 to 4 : ditto, 3 days, 1L156 to 164; Bo 13 moat* 1118 4 to Antwerp, 3 mouths, '25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma. beam three months, 13.74 to 4 : Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 5 ; ditto, 3 months, 26.474 to 524 ; Fraakfort-ma•the-Marne, 3 months, 1194 to 4; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 354 to 4 ; Yisenta, Mt Is., 3 militias, 1L25 to 30 ;' Trial) ed. So., 3 mouth', 1L25 to 30 ; Madrid, 3 mouths, 4 9 to ; Cadiz, 3 months, 481 , to 49; Leghorn, 3 mou th s, 25 to 80; Genoa, 3 months, 25.36 to 40 ; Milan, 3 months., 25.66 to 60 : Naples, 3 months, 25.55 to 60; Palermo, 3 months, 25.55 to 40 ; Messina, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Lisbon, 90 days, WI to i i Oporto, 90 9n7g, 53 W 4. At Paris, Amsterdam, and Berlin, the current rate of discount is now 34 per cent. ; Vienna and St. Petersburg, 5 ; Hamburg and Frankfort, 2e , ; Turin, 4i ; and Brussels, 3 per cent. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1401. over last year. The prospectus has been issued of a project of a novel character, entitled the • 4 0ornmerdal Insti tute and General Share Exchange." It is proposed, by means of certain machinery, in which is included a small annual subscription, the entr4e to a general place of meeting, and a systeenof private circulars, records, &c., to bring capitalists together, the aim being to enable investors by means of " :united " companies, to obtain an interest or a sleeping partner's share in commercial undertaking'', manufacturing and other businesses, &c., without incurring any liability beyond the capital actually embarked in each case. It is further proposed "by an effective organisation and the association of capitalists, to economise expendi ture and obtain the largest possible dividends or profits on investments, together with facilities hitherto unattainable for obtaining infornratioo, and forming a correct judgment as to the merits of investments." Attached to the project is a plan fora system of free registration with a view to the speedy sale and purchase of shares in joint-stock companies, railway, steam, bank, insurance, mining, and miscellaneous projects. Offices have been - taken at No. 15, George-street, Mansion-house, - where the undertaking is to be managed by Messrs. Salter and St. John. The annual meeting of the Great Southern of India Railway Company is convened for the 28th instant. FRIDAY EVZIMIG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 921 for the 7th of May, were first marked this morning 921, and closed at 92 13-16 to 15-16, or 92/, " sellers:" For money the last price was9 2 l to I. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 921, 4,1, 4; ditto, for account, 924, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 91, 1; New Three per Cents., 914 91, ; Th irty Years Annuities, 1886 , 14 13-16 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 109/ ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben - tures, 100, 1, ; ditto Bonds, lb., 16s. prem. ; Five per Cent., "enlaced " rupee paper, 107 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 114, 115. The India Five per Cent stock was tirm, at 1084 to 1091. The rupee paper continues to meet with inquiry. Exchequer Bills were quoted 3e. die. to par, being Is. better than yesterday ; and India Bonds 12a. to 16s. prem. There was a renewal of excitement to-day in the I market for Greek Bond?, in consequence of the I announcement that there is no foundation for the statements in the Copenhagen telegrams, that the I King of Denmark has raised obstacles to the nomi nation of Prinoe William. Although most other kinds of American railway securities have declined to-day, there was an advance of I to 11 per cent in Atlantic and Great Western Railway bonds, in consequence of the receipt of orders to purchase from America. A fresh rum of about 21. took place to-day in the shares of the Agra Bank, which have now reached a premium of 100 per oent upon the amount paid. Anglo-Portuguese Bank were inquire.] for. Bank of Egypt were dull. Imperial Bank of Turkey have declined to 111 th to 111 prem., owing, as it would appear, to e unfavourable reaction this afternoon on the Paris Bourse, where nevertheless considerable premiums have been given for the call of these shares fur next month. Victoria Dock and Berlin Waterworks shares were inquired for to-day, while Madras Irrigation showed heaviness. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 9 to 10 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to If dis. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 24 prem. • North Bri tish and Mercantile, 16 to ; Com mercial Union, to f prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to lf prem. ; and London and Provincial Maxine, 1 to k dia. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 11 to lf rem. ; Cannes Hotel, 2to 21 prem. ; Petroleum Trading, to' Sire_r• ; Union Marine, 14 to 2 prem. ; Empire imanDet Ito prem. ; National Bank of Liverpool, 54 to prem. ; Westminster and Southwark Bank, fto prm. ; Panunia Leather Cloth, to 1 prem. ; Mercantile and Exchange Bank, to dia. ; and New Theatre Company, 4 to 14 prem. horrid erase. He expressed his determinstioa to plead —• guilty, and he would no doubt have persisted in doing so, if Lit the trial had come on, as it would have done in due course, ig at the winter reins, but, upon the application of his coined, the trial was postponed to the spring using. The defames of inanity was set up for him, but this failed, ao end he was convicted, and left for execution. For • long I °,. time he exhibited • goat deal of bravado, but knotty his ri spirits gave way, !old he summed sorrow for his crime. s At 12 o'clock precisely the prisoner mounted the scaffold as. with a very Era step, accompanied by the executioner. es. His arras having bees pinioned in the usual manlier, the chi. rope wee adjusted, the drop almost immediately fell. 11 . • The culprit appeared to die instantly, without a struggle. st ,. Up to tie hut moment the prisoner continued to expose as, his peeitemos for the crime which he had committed. ft. THE LATE MUTINY AND LOSS OF MAI AT I lii: BLAOIWALL. a. SL The body of the young gentleman Manuel Rodrigues, who it will be recollected was ce beard the it Venus balk os • vat to his brother, ea aka, at the time it. al the outbreak ct the mutiny, sod who by some insane grand a the cenfludoo, has been resumed, Sating into the eatennee ct the Victoria Docks, and was gin monies 10 easveyei to Popkr previous to interment beside the others in who Ind than Eva spa the cassia, at the Rama catholic es esurbery at lartenstone. Mr. Lewis, the Poles coroner, held as inquest on the _ 6l . remain; yeawdey, at the Bell cad Anchor Tavern, in the c vicinity of the Wends Dock, with a view of ascertaining the wean enewstanose ender which the deceased met his Le deans It amend that deceased was only 17 eara of ape, St. sad we in Ragland fee the purpose of ' 44. damages if a European educatioo. The gni- at, dace wad to mire that he was seen on the a deck illanhediately before the mutiny broke out, bat r ik k . that se one saw by what mew or at what moment he went * ato the water. It was conjectured that be fell isto the as. MK in attesaptiag to get into one of the boats sloop* the 10 vessel. The poet-mortem examinatioa showed that death Ili had mulled from drowning, and not from say direct no- 4 Isom. thin being no mark of a wound or blow upon the Cl=The jay rearmed a verdict, "That deceased lost di. dre eig is the morning of the Illgt of March, to be; how be ease into the water there was on endows to eat. Brom" Pion-Admiral the Hon. Sir F. W. Grey, 8.C.8., i,t. ia emitted to his residence by as stem* of maim Ilk 10 Frederick la slipped (me the Aver end Nary Goutte) sj to have taken the Modica frees his Oder, Lady Mary ; Wood, who has been seriously indisposed from the effects st of this disagreeable complaint. Sir inderie is pogrewieg to favourably towards rereety. 10 The following ships are ordered to be fitted for 2 itennahalea .—The Prime, Royal, at Dreaport ; the ~," trader. at Sharma ; the V at Davenport ; the I T Ounces, at Partramath ; the Qvsdosi, at Woolwich ; the so, Ommek, at Shrines; the Archer, at Woolwich; As N. Weep, at Portsmouth ; the Lyre, at Portsmouth ; the at at Chatham ; the Mi, at Portsmouth ; the 6 t• Salamander, at Deptford; the Dee, at Woolwich; and the Stripe, at fliteersees. it. MR. LNIBDIM, 31. P., ON I'HZ SOCIAL Eva.. Writing to Mr. G. Harrison, of Hesston Mr. Cobden says : --" Midhont, sth April, 1863.—Der Sic,—l am obliged by your kiedriess in forwarding • copy of year pamphlet Sh. on the great prevaleace of preMeMea in our large is. towns. No am caa have traveled as I have does he throughout the ceneisese wither' fading It %minded at the tli cootairi presented try lir Meets of Pain Vienne, Berlin, or IL irreaomlasillasek tethers= witmemsd every evening la gt our owe peat pale therceglesera T'he pie to morality as e t . wall andemey is se rase* Rem thsmshitiess which are it. entereed by the pace et the esethertal Mew that it is difficult to w heaves hay priselple of •at •or pro- 8 t• priety we ma deka prior merit from Mos set of an '''• preventive MIWN21•11 Ragland. As regards the imam of a t , =is r e hap towns, I fear the care lies moth s.. im sl serfese, awl hin its source partly evren is the state at. polioyaf theeenntry. Eireesemsdisoloassereaterdisparity el in the numbers of the sem. This arias& from the progress of . It , male emignaran sad the number sent abroad in the army and it ' other public employments. It arises, Me, probably, portly from other cams to which it would not be poseibirt to refers. he the oomme ci • letter. The fact, however, that there are St. I more than half a million of females in mere of males in the 10 kingdom mast have a prejudicial influence cm the position 5 1 of the former. I grippes you have seen the lamentable r.• facts disclosed by the prevalence of infanticide, especially in st the metropolis. I confess that practically I can offer no at ouggerniee to help you in your benevolent efforts, and in it. main, truly yawn RD. 00BDIN.—Mr. George Harrison" SR Tye Raw. CHARLES KINGSLEY ON EMIGRATION.— e 4 Is a letter to Mr. Hoary Pitman the Bev. Chas. Kingsley el says :—" I am very mob obliged indeed to you for your st. letter; it has gives lie real comfort. If the co-operatives 4t agree with me I shell take heart, for I look epos them as the salt of the working men. Now, what can I do for you? Very little, I believe; but wig I can I will, if z : you take tip the emigration movement. But what cm you a t . & for yoaradvas ? for that is the question which co-ape- et. Mon morn always sok. This I think ; but it. I you win know beg bow tar you can do anything We in then wrest hard times end empty pockets. I 84 . have Beg ago mid that it half the mosey which has ek her rent in trade? unties, in interfering hopelessly is. with those laws of sapply and demand which poor human he More may grumble against, bat can go mare tree than a a< donkey ate a bail storm, or a dead dog a flood ;--if only he half their mosey had bees spent in lightening the labour I market, keep* up_ wages , by migtetion by allPablin 10 0o : operative lea—then many Mama, and prime ft this, ban been saved. But it Was said to ma, • The el men r'es't tract each other enough for that.' he Now, is it so, or is it not ? Uit is, so much the wane N. if Don there is • great future before op-operation. If al l ~* your moor hapset already Pa God knows it is very likely he to W. give us fair and holiest proof of that, with which t s we cm satisfy the public that so it is. Believe me when I st tell you, working men, that there is good sense, good IT feeling, wealth without end, nod men possessing that * wealth, who oo wish to koow how they can do with it .. 11 ' ased about whi ch there can be no mistake,—all ready to " Se Lap, it we can only get it to work. And tell your co- It. speostare. U they catch a demargue—lay or clerical, it. atheist or unorthodox—preachme wrah sad fury, at. append= and revenge, or anything which savours of it, * '. 5 take that mouthy gentleman by no means by the eon 1" . yet him by so mass under the oared pomp, or nail hi 41 eon by no mesas thereto aliment* ; sad that if they 8t ash* anybody rioting or pretending to riot, or exciting it. anybody to riot. thee by so Mail to fails him over the et head with a brink, or ie any other coeveuirt way oiler* N him, for the hewer of co-operation, and the welfare of all * the reeking dries of Lancashire. I depend on your oo- r t : epeatine to keep the pew, sad ere the honour of the he weekler saes. " he EINSAX SHIPBUILDING ON THI CLYDL— The SI. Ceple tandem continue exceedingly well employed. 914 MOM Mindanao, Oeulbure, and Co., of Bestrew. have hurrahed• Norm W named the Miam de la Han 177 ft, in ... tSlift. bin. to breadth. and Mt. le depth, with mt. of 90-hares power on the climatal oscillating prie- It W has been built for Mr. H. S. Seligman, of * and is to be devoted to the Bordeaux trade ; her 2 are now raised on • eider vessel for the same lien ; which is seedy May for launching. Mews. W. Denny is sad Brothers have launched a *crew of IMO toes, built for ee Mears. A. Lopez and Co., of Alicante, and intended for N the Spanish line of mail steamers between Oaths and N Jilavanaah. She has been named the Principe Alfooeo, * mad is now being fitted by Messrs. Denny and Co., with ; engird of 400-her power. She win leave the Clyde for is Cadiz towards the ekes of the month or early in Nay. le TIM CONDI:NNW CRIMINALS AT KIRADALZ M GAOL—WM*IZ sad Woods, the two ma who await their g eseeatiee at Kirkdale gaol, for murdering lira. Warne, of i, lititehester, will be bawd on the 25th relant. Thor, is ei sot the slighting charm of the sestina being commuted. M Weeds a modecarly cheerful and makes the best use of 11 his time by devoting himself very earnestly to his religious 11 oldies Ill'Eliall, too, to very attentive to the instructions 9 of the asphda (t izbe Apploton), who speeds moth time with 111 , the primers. the week Woods' friends have visited him, aid Initsil visited by his hairdo is a few da ys. M • Phil, who has been a thorough scoundrel throaghoat his life. and through whose instigation the muds, wee oeseadtted. has been much depressed lice his wadaalaatias. sed looks very hagprd and ill. The youth Taylor, seatemed to death far the murder ot hie wife in Maathaiten has bees reprieved as samanced. The reprieve reached Kirlidale on Tuesday. Taylor never thought be should be bung, sod therefore the centmatation of the motion did nos surprise him very moth. though he was naturally retired when it arrived. Considereble sym pathy is manifested for him, sad he is evidently • favourite with the ppoe ir seeose oilleids. Neither 11•Phail nor Woods Moe their 000demnation have made any oonanunicetion or confes sion relative to their wires. A FACT Fos Nartmatiers.—ln the village of Soirlittey, weer Stsficed, a parrot, which had been cm- Raid is a imp for 15 years, recently laid two on the 16th alt., and the other on the 110th.— ordshire Adoatiaer. TIMIZAZNOI muss'. 1.00 fop dl Os& "" Mendes all isse. 11l suer..; ea. I 10 Ms.* ye& dletrer Ma. WO (11.1erwrk.C.lk.ip. Net., N.l I* Da. do. No. IN Do. do. O perent. pelt IN Do. Z. dashes A. bp 1110 D. do. A, peg eent IN De ILUoloe.t go. 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"us (L 1 New Ito is laa. 0117 Do. do loud 1142 GooOlieD Loot Toro &Akio= belio.lnv.(l. aliaseirs lag 114.0k50 ToL "MD Da. do. — Vsloan& do Inds 142. di MAO.) V.I. lii .Co.o.odadd. I7a. Magda. Tel. (L.). Vas laissenre Lad... 1 7 l e i 4 146 MT 1.07 IN z to 101 i Me MI 10 li 11 pia t 1 12 * se pie ee 66 46 60 60 61 10 46 66 40 10 56 SI 16 16 it lee . ses -• 1. 107 lit lit 71 dts 100 101 111 IS zd li le Po Of 07 I•Si ll6e IS 101 47 0 II $ 111 05 I,e 104 IN_ 105_ 2.1 ilii 1 pas Ns MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) Two o' There is a fair amount of business in the market to-day. Roakearnoweth, East Bisset, Tincroft, and East Cain Brea shares are in demand, and better. Great Fortune are lower, and Wheal Ludcott and Wheal Crebor dull. East Caradon are quoted 42 to 421 ; Wheal Ludcott, 61 to I ; Tincroft, 21+ to 32 ; East Cann Brea, 81 to 91 ; Vaud Harriett, 3to ; East Basest, 87 to 89 ; Wheal Crebor, 28e. to Ws. ; Roskearnoweth, 131 to 141; North Roskear, 39 to 40 ; Great Fortune, 341 to 361 ; and Wheal Seton, 261 to 263. Foreign and colonial mining shares are with out change. North Rhine Copper have been dealt in at I dis ; Don Pedro, at and pram . ; Li nares, at 7g ; and Port Phillip, at g prem. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is extracted from the circular of Messrs. Von Haddam's and North : Them tree eheoge in the metal marks& ; Umbels is ene nmy quiet, which to some latest must be attributed u holidays, bat prism have bees fairly maintained. Iron—ls. Wash bars them is est meek dying; 61. 10.. re mains the quotetton free ea board Wales, and 61. tree on board bore. Staff ordain, ben is unaltered. Scotch pig iron Ors slightly improved, dogleg at itle. cask sad kin 9d. three mouths open. Copper—The market is quiet. Smelters adhere firmly to !bad prime loth for raw and maantsatured. Foreign is aegleetea. Bans, 19/. 10s. ; Lammas, 961. nominal ; awash, 871. ; Chili. 821. to '531. Tier--lie demand for ffateM tin continues to be good, at And whoa Foreign has bees quiet. We quote fine Straits, cash ; three months prompt, 1251. ; and for distant arrival, 1261. The Dutch market is quiet, at 76j d Tia plates is fair avenge demand, without slang. In vales. Lead is doll. sad very little doing. Spalter The sloth here and in Hall has dememed about 1,301) tons sines let Hardy in the face of which we have to report a doll mszket. Tbare are sellers on the spot here at 11 0 ., while favoured bawds can be placed in Hull at this price ; W.H., 181. 10s. At the Billingsbead meeting yesterday, the ac counts showed adebit balance of 8071. A call of 21. per sharewas made. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE' LIVERPOOL COTTON mARKAT. (TIM DST.) (IT NAOM AID nrissimmar. ) (MO I° N 001 OW MOT.) Market very quirt 11046 Oda about 4,000 balm, 1,500 d which will be kw epees e.d rwport. TALLOW mARKrr.-(THIS DAY.) Tbs market is but To taw is valid 425. net sash ; broramog T.O. a tits spot, 435. ; Jugs, 435. 6d. ; July to lisptombse, 445. ; °snobs to Dacionosc, 465. Yd. to 465. Sow? AVERAGZS.-10111 460. ; hit Mditto, 2s. 3d.; yaw Us. Id. ; =shod obi, 325. 6d. ; rough diito, 'Lb. ; taw portss, ; pod begs. 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY lusaarr.—(THlS DAY.) Itemata. Harvey aad bolos /sport tam& lbw. Prieto without al. Plias ratbsw bay , 700. to superior ditto toratioa , 75a. too 004 • Warier ditto, 4D5. 72 to 601. romos, 40a. to 504 ; dower, °idea. to 1104 ; ditto, mooed cot, 80s. to 1054; show, 30a. M. COVINT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of Bealimb-pews vogyeablesjl w rod (Imlay are plenWnl, sad impertatiene el foreign arei ales well kept up. Good simples et apples pears now realise high prices. Omer see also dear. Casonbers are cheaper. Pipe apples and peps, are sallied fee the deemed. Po4llio sales have net altered glass List repns. Cornish brocooli still coming in by die walla Cat dowers chiefly consist of orchids, pelancafams, cis/rade^ azaleas, violets, =iguanas. 'prism bulbs, and rem. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. ldrcaPom., Arta la b. Ma-day --Great Esetent, Se 2- Great Wotan, OH #- and Iforkebtre, 104-Loncion and Slorth•Westero, it-letadon Mil South Wsnierli, l9l -Manenester.lliesatt lamb. Nl-Weirolnultins, Midland, I.North Bruen. S 1 ad-dontli Balers. 921 l a Crest Laxembowg. lb 7-11-Grent Wedges of Quindia . a ..... Sambre and Maus, 11 1-16—BrWal smd American Banldng Company, 6-114.-MmasalMe smlanelarips lranTA " -National of thisspesk e# # p. litancnninni. AMIN 10.-Ths market las bass Mat, and prices y lower. Grist Balm, 11l 2.-Dttt• 414-Oreat e s t r o a t , ase-Logr obi l i :ifia Mastrna 974 11-Manoltsider, Sheffield, and Staffordshire, 14-4/swasay . warrett r ins i rMont 2# # 1-lanimillre and Vold** MIA laneastdre 4 per cent. pref.), 1118-014•4 Luxembourg, Trunk of Coned., 90-Orast Wagon of f= i 2j . ll2 I- DM, 4 ( 7 l =k of Manchester (Ihnited),4 p.-lienekssier and Ilwerpool Magri* 14 ° Msams and ) Meaner Marlns p.-Great fltd Dtanntenall, Aran 10. - South Btaiad was sold at 101. 16a ad., and General Steam Navigation at M. London, Bir iniugharn. and South Sta ff ordshire Bank shires o ff ered at 1 1 dia. ; Stoorbaidge Wagon 'hares, at I dls. ; Gloaoseler Wawa, at 111: Midland Wagoq at fin Iltrtainifftan Goa, at 144 ; and Slaffordsldre Gas (rew), at Se pea. Birmingham Caul quoted SS to 111 , and Birmingham Joint Stock Bank (Liaolted), 15 to q v hear Valleys were 81 lo 1. , Arip, 9.-Three per Cent. Consols. for arocont (12th Nay), 914-New Three per Cent. Stock, 91 914 91-Dablin and ilsmitown, d par east. of 11141.., MC-Bank of Ireland, 1041. paid (sa), 114-11111onla Mink lid paid, ale-National Boa of 191114014 . 105. pal, 7111aMil Bank of Ireland, 101. pall. fil- Baffin and Northam vaiLlaa tat paid, WI-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford. fi-Grest Seathign and Western. 1001. paid, 1001 `-Midland Great Western, and NJ. Canal. 504. paid, Id Midland Great Western, halfoirres, 251. pall. 24-Dublin and Wicklow. um. paid. 5 per cent. rd., 50-Great Southern and Western 4 per ,ant, perpetual, MIK paid, 99j. TRAFTIC RETCRNS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom amounted, far the week endin the 4th of April, on 10,613 miles, to 555,4351., and for the oorrespooding week of hurt year, on 10,217 miles. to 489,2801., showing an ;omen of 416 miles, and of 88,15 14 61. in the receipt*. The grows receipts oe the follow ing s amounted in the eggregate. on 7,290 miles, to 438,687/. ; and for the eorresponding week of 1862, on 7,032 miles, to :183,919!., showing on is ' crease of 138 miles, and of 54,7481. la the rsosipte. The Mammon the Cal/docket amounted to 1411.; on the Great &dere to 5,213/. ; oe the Great Northers to 8461 ; on the Groat Western to 5,9711. ; on the Lameashire and York shire to 5,0811. ; on the London and North-Western to 7,9 W.; on the London. Briehten, end South Coast to 7,78141. ; oa the London and South-Westero to 9,346 1 . ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Liseolmbire, to 5,126!. ; on ehp midl a nd to 4.1091. ; on the North British to 1,315/. ; on the North Fenton to 4,5131. ; sod ori the South-Eastern to 4,6821. ; total, 55,091/. But from this mint be deducted 343/., the deereses on the Greet Southern sod Western, lean ing the increase as above, 54.7481. The goods and mineral trod. Sc on them lions amounted to 231,7311., and for the COMIIh r pooding weak of 1862 to 210,218/., showing sa increase of 11.513/. The reoelpte for tesseogers, parcels, ke., &waisted to 216.9361., spinet 173,701/., showing an increase of 43,235/. The traffic receipts oo 6$ other lines amounted, on 3,343 miles, to 116,7881., and for the eorreeponding week of hot year. on 3,185 miles, to 105,3611,, showing an increase of 158 miles, sod of 11,4071. in the receipts. /ha total reoeipte of the peat west drew an imermari of 31,157/. , ea oompred with those el the psessilles week, ceding the 28th of March. Tax BABILMAX MM.—TM sale by suction of one-half of the oalebestai bard of the late Mr. Jonas Webb, of Babrshana, is to take place on Wednesday, the 15th inst. The cattle to be disposed of %dangle is families of distinct origin, but all united by the essamen descent of the bulls belonging to the herd. DLOTIMISING Mortal:rt.—We do not remember ever haring to record • inure distressing and painful in stance of mortality in the raw family than that whi.b bee jest emuned in this distend. la eleven days no lees than live members of a family were cut off in their youth Lod Crnz, nose of them haring been ill for more tbau a few the family thus so saddeely bereaved, and who have sow to bar so heavy • MOO, is that of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Watkins, who reside in a small cottage on Cloves pate,, Cloys* Ouramoa. Ovstermoutb, mar Swansea. The deaths wore ow follows :—On the 22nd of March last, Eli as betty aged skews years, and Margaret. aged four years ; on I the let of Sprit, An*, aged nine - on the 3 rd of April , Richard, aged 19 ; and ea the Rh 'of April, Johanna, aged i too years. Diphtheria was the cams of death in each is , stases, and notwithstanding two medical men were called i ht, all their skill and attention proved unavailing. It is : mid that the recent wet weether, oornims, 'per so long one coutinuance of dry weather. the house beteg little.' sport a common, might have produced the disease. This awful visitation has apread a gloom over the whole district, when the family, though poor, were much re spected, and the neighbours deeply sympathise with them ' in their severe and almost unparalleled affliction --Bristot Mercury. A Pw'