The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-23 00:00:00

1111111 AXD 111112t11111 I ILICIZAPS.) 0I: • own coworonowon.) TURIN. TNVIIDAT. of the Neapolitan ptormaaat to the ate *boat tt. Cagliari ha. bevo pink-tied to-day to Coast G•our. tart government gins a flat refusal to Sardinian &mina I INTELLIGENCH. OF MR LING op COMPLY WITH THE SAL. I i FROM PARIS. OOS OWN ONNIIMPONDINT.) PLUS, Ts VIVIDAT promated to the Carps Ler*lati/ wing to a considerable extent poelsional government of April modeled French citizens incompe even in foreign countries, all Frenchmen were prohibited from slaves even in foreign countries, asi rticipating in the slave trade. Any decree wee punished by the lose at French citisen. The operation of this suspended for three years, in to the persons affected by it to And this period was by • extended to ten years. The will expire on the With of this pre '. sad the government has made up m for ever in their poeression at French slaveholdere who were in slaves they now hold prior to the ; and 2nd. All those who may have ' of any since by inheritance, gift. ar interdiction is only to be maintained future purchases. at the opening of the , explaseive of regret that use Isms granted at the general aim losimpested that le would be alletwil which has now arisen for filling sp seats for Paris. Hut the measure the Emperor thought so large, was, ' that there is very little margin down further. without having recourse . the imperial constitution, to avoid ea long as possible, far The opposition candidates hays peruiitted to placard their names ao as addresses (they being first duly to print and distribute bulletins upon them. At the last elect** stated that MM. Cavaignac, Carnet, were candidate,' of the " demo. MM. Lionville, Jules Fevre, struck out the cord democratic but whether they have done this ' or merely in accordance with or as a prudent precaution, I do is a very trivial matter. The only as that I can think of between . the last, is that the independent Agee*, the &ids, and the Proses, to write with a good deal d ..- of the opposition candidates, have that they must confine themselves to names of the candidates without roa d Paris, however, are so intel id this restriction will have upon the result. The men who bed Toted for (avaignac, Carnot, sad not want any excitation to vote now summary, and they certainly will any more stringent devices as be g them away from the poll than to before, and this is not easy. , it is almost a reflection upon the who had the management of the - that they would have left to prevent the dreaded roralt d government in Paris, it is to be the administration being now law against suspects and itzpoetiewee, arbitrary power more unscrum before. It is difficult to estimate • of the terror which may be upon the electors. It would not in for want of prison room in the to arrest a sufficient number of cid. any appreciable effect upon the else. , ling 's partridge sagaciously observes, ballet can in a,l probability kill a thousand would do well to can no, because who knows" bat tag tbe brought down. It is, I sup calculation of this sort that mai have been struck off the lists with. ?retest. It is thought that very away like to make themselves marked by their names restored. Very Me rem, felt in the efficacy of all the . be devised to thwart the expose majority of the yesterday, br► of little sm. (Intim. * k consideration which ten ' election chance to sle , shall ass $ se to the Jr 'Wine see ire other imp . the coot/old moment of very whether the luence of Use rhich we MO difficult,' la suestions the opposition alln• has impala taking the constitution; Emperor. is . responsiblefor that repose' Bad a 5 government has 01 1 P OX■fillib b to theme goveranslng , Baurciannlei • I on wag" A. whom be News of ISt the Ear"' inanimate daring the gnaw Piga The Rents fall 10s. closing at Oft. ma is whieh there was musk dar as tat. eves so to ova OWN ONINIMPONDINT.) PAWS. Tau MOAT lt a resented to the Corps • to a considarabl previsional governmen tendered French citizens e-ownsn even in foreign , all Frenchmen were prolul lig slaves even in foreign co participating in tha slave tr decree was punished by tl French citisen. The opera • were?, suspended for three time to the persons affects • •• • ta, and this period , 1651, extended to ten y, will expire on the With ol • sad the government ham • firm for ever in their pc 11 French slaveholdere whi slaves they now hold pi • ; and 2nd. All those who of any since by inherit& interd►ction is only to be t future purchases. mperor's speech at the open 1011. explains' of regret bad bees granted at the go • be expected that lees would which has now arisen for vet seats for Paris. Hut tb ch the Emperor thought so meted, that there is very lit down further, without havit iolation of the imperial a wished to avoid as long as I no. The opposition candi • permitted to placard thei es addresses (they being .d to print and distribut upon them. At the la stated that MM. Cavaign us, were candidates of th "on." MM. Lionville, Jo ve struck out the cord • but whether they have • mend, or merely in meow e, or as a prudent prtes is a very trivial matter. difference that I an think • the lan, is that the it Debars, the &ids, and t • Herod to write with a r .ur of the opposition mad& that they must confine the names of the candidates wi tors of Paris, however, ai pprehend this restriction t upon the result. The me ago voted for Cavaignac, ( • not want any excitation t cal successors, and they eel any more stringent dev eeping them away from th .urge to before, and this r, it is almost a refiectio ials who had the =Dagen • suppose that they wottli to prevent the dread. not government in Paris, • t the administration b law against suspects and I arbitrary power more •old before. It is difficult force of the terror whicl upon the electors. It woi for want of prison roc y to arrest a sufficient num any appreciable effect apo ding's partridge sagaciousl: le bullet can in a,l probi t a thousand would do gun, because n who knows •t be brought down. It calculation of this sort i have been struck off the pretext. It is thought that like to make themeless their names restored. , felt in the slime be devised to thwart t minims of the majc sad the Pays of yeeten amen that it would be ol two or three partial et net worth the eonaideratia to give to the general the government should chi , I fancy that we el in the Pays' views as event next week. Theme el alone, and in four or five the ballot-boxes escape the and it is just at this moue portance to know wh aria are under the influent t Bernard's acquittal, whi • aunt finds so mach di bounds. The Pays sat •• to call himself an " oppo at a senates Cortilatifin hs • • to the necessity of the elections. It reasons t no opposition to the co !. ministers, because the E worn, is alone responsibl ..n is there to oppose' that heed the governmen fear." This is a very o y, and comes very near t nal motion, as far as go that Baron de Be • • has bees delayed a • of kis mother-in-law lin the country. Nov • this afternoon. y had an audience of the laminate daring the g • heavily. The Ben • mount, closing at , in which there was •• contradictory reports • givideed, and JIP Al. '►ether here will he any divides!' tst all, nitinsately igfr. 60c. Tbe Orleans, Lyme, sad Southern roily'', rose 2fr. 80c. each s the after lines were t a lly from 2fr. Stk. to Mr. lower. There was a report t he M. A. Renee would be made a scapegoat to do via , with the bad efff ct produced by the snide b o ring his signature, and obliged to leave the Coo stasetweemea. Th. trial of the men arrested in the Hue de Sen tier on Jan. 18, was concluded yesterday. Four were acquitted; the remaining eleven were men surd to various terms of imprisonment varying toes eight days to one year. Privations of civic rights, surveillance, and fines of lOOtr. were added :0 some CaSee. LAW INTELLIGENCE. TSB DAT. COURT OF QUUN'S 111O4C11. Sane evres.—lldrre LinfeTamilbell v Zirinstior Wialleass, irfa. rid Crampoon.) •7011111031 T WATIIILOO LIPS MOW LIMN COlr•M T. Thi• was ea settee qw e Itte *icy 1,000;.: triad whet Rem Mamie elawersbtery sad le which rr verdict e Maned Me the edhadmat. The dolma to the &toe we AO the peaky wee eldated by the deceased having cow aisk4 Weida. •by days op darysiat Pigott applied Ss a rude der a say trial, ea the pond el the verdict lain wine the wriiner. Mr. lassies Lemma mew midi he had eessellei Mr. Mesa Claresq who wee d *Was that lie verdict wee perhetly MIK end that big as the cart weld not great • rule. Role mho& COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. (Bsttlap i Boma—Bahr, Jostler Crowder, War sail Bylis.) V. NFIViI .• !IT •01711011. This OMNI WY tried Won Mr. Justice 1 / 1 111 int day. gip, nhee the verdict use for the plaintiff kw lOU odd. Mr. Look Q C an. 'moved lor • ram forfora Melt, a sow trial. The plaintiff had purebred by anction of the deffindeat a house and shop. No. 1, Creorower 11 oitoe, with the addition, a.rtiieg to the perticalers et talc d " en enekud stall notating both to Queen-strut and Pitileld•street. - The boats traa to renown damages, spa the reread that the defendant hod nett as wit the or dosed .tell. It ire now submitted that resediag to the till. deeds the defendant bad the right to sell the stall ; end, farther, that the plaintiff had not rhea the oilernon to the title widths ten dam seennting to the oceditions of We. At the trial it was arid for the Istadeat, thus at the or It wee mentioned by the iseetkrer that the staff WON sot bawled in the oar The primers that no wok alaterint beef been made. It was now sataitted tiett upon pet of the or • the vodka wee spirt the rigid of The err meta • rim apoa the art two palate and wid dry would wreak Yr. Jerre Willem in idlers* to the evidence. COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Before Kr. Cammirioser Enos.) V.1011121L TRZATIICAL ZI C. J. DILLON. Tlie was the IM satin ander the bataltreptey et Clarke Isar De a, the hare affial Ists seerree et the Lyceum Three, tad also drafted as a berealler ; N Pailleitea. Delo is the enema of • tar Mahal penile wily were prima. 2b liabilities ere sadentocd le be smear ; mats et Wiles antost. The property la OW therre, rente, was Mr. eseusi ta =et Bow-sheet, theatrical wrdrebe maafrawer, yes aria trade eariesse. Mr. Bed le the deed release; Mr. Crete le the 'dicker under the beakmary ; sad Mr. Barr le moppet to the preparation of eeepaate. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-BOUM Jam. larder, wed 111 yam, ems domed trltb having Metes • beadkarettlattram • dentlions, la Feraskimeiretron. Dm MA:wry had hem dearly proved am • tint day but lbe boy's mother having In tits most solemn manner declared that be had never bean In costody apes any former eccaMon, nd that he wee • most obedient and excellent path, he mea emended is order that panic-War inquiry might be made evnit Sem& policemen appeared sad idestified the primmer ae • very active member of • gang of thieves, end It wee Mated by one of the Inspectors that the mother, who had en particularly described his virtues was to be ems as San day mornings encouraging him to gamble with other ruing bleckreardr. -- Tia . LoetiMeetly sentenced the prisoner le berhossesst for three taaarbe aad hard labour. AU Swath, aged 16, who appeared Is sea' elotties, vas starred with haring robbed s gentleman of a handker chief. TM prorentor—l felt a Dreation at my pocket, sad on tusing round I sew the prisoner, and at the woe moment !/ ...... headkerchld wan 012 the almond. I took hold of the , who loudly declared that the herikurchief had ro7ressed to his by rather boy of whom be Mew nothing. • gentimea who yam paring rid to are, "Hold the boy ML the tidal. Irw hint do It." I lbw gew the boy lido wenely. The priwww—ladeed, my lad, I see at sulky is this era. I asknowirm that I hare been • thist, rid that I base had ale menthe ler it, Mt I bre emir rellomer. I yes hiler bow to ind aret left say old pruners altogether, and I ps will let The Lad Ilayar—And why ars you set at sea new ? Prkener—l wee re molly based by ay eaSsin that I eeslds't And it airy lonw, and I wr going le leek for imelher were when the nesdemaa asked we by ihe maw. There wore pieced at dre bar • tin t armed Nam Awe red a boy mud Waken Tbaerre, with benteg been concerned via Alas Smith, t MIM Smith wee apprehends& b Weeks • kwillow- Olds/ ken • 01114111111111 in Weihresit. The three pismire hid + a ism actively enseed la the ems* et the winela mes the wends in the snot& and Smith Ind been observed be Ow simiknekief is lite girl, who caught k, thew it wow bw weer se if It belonged to her. alined it boo her boson, and thee WWI with TIIIVOTS, with whier she was trine into owelsky, while Smith slipped Of and peresed his operation.. ledwell and Travers were restered be be Mpleenell kw err mew& ad Satin we einnesed to le ingebemi ter three reestits. BOW-STILIIT. POT PTIMILINO LXII_IIIILITINO. Sewed Dts;;:eoOldZiiir;;;1178;;;;vrer, bet vile embed Weed se a bteselliebtr, vas dense with pa waft the Firm lea bees Malan bard SI? 3 lletOr laktig's Illsours-etwiel, vies tbe =tom s a demi lel eldest 14, mold Over lehmets, gene empleles„ =Mel him AMISS= leseleg he vese the lesk-ie Ihe be, sew bin lehe ep heirpole led Me them mid lb ewe He Oimi the Imes, mil the bey Ibllesid. tatesilvi Hs Ow Is mild" If dm died( the Omer k maw le mg pi sow iseeted Or beets Mk 10, sloe. se iS e egyests. he has Ists Wide' stir we Ar. Ahem A. vest beak V Maid be urns eel s gelleams Vick 131). nip vest leveller to Sr hew, bat se Wry were glebe ratthe preserr, lodic est Or thee, anolo *PM etsesei eed spereheried by Jew, ear eideeqesedy vest up Is aim roses. Oss et Sis yob so as UN awe Se be end eve Veit neeigisi, as II Ire Or Imllmere Willi. T the digs et the him. Os theit. ens trying= esstsEdes S "soft of mid. in a mhos seals, about aqua le Owe plat pets mg se emit amide. ef the three ell palsossr begged to as argises. saying Es Ing ben wet, beefs( s bah, eV eldidtee sad Was eat el g irv i rt temitled tor trial. WORSHIP-STREET. TISOWINO KIIIIILIN ♦T LILWAT TAI Rory Ad{ 13 years of age, VIM chimed with ilorolos air at arrisass of transit on the North Loudon ialkay. lams Davey, 349 N—At half-cast 6 eebek kat ~ft I WM al duty la a road ta llagalsad, star the rsawsy, alma 1 wo the sad .nasal nthor boys oa • wall ; a Ink prod, be thaw a Om at It. Deheelest 7 l did threw, b; iZesit at s bird with a hag len. ad it A the Weis. Mr. Kim esperbileedema of the trate eoperliesst ea the hee le spredes—Olhoese el this obarogeor w moloody peolealarly about the met meeelsoodl emit ben Os bridge. A etude., of awe if the merles= woe bloke by some edemas thrown het Itesdap weelh liwwf i b is km Use Naas to put • stop to tide nay seelee= lb% vitheat Abet Bile have base Mel shag the lee, yet it is sctuay en the= ea of motor if the bey, • elsealrisokift .0,4111. mem. NM the theoght bet eta woe et eabooL Hs wee to boo igt7 deed bey. I des le y that is quite free ; bat the hitt of 1 : 1 4 . = et Misr', airships lea most boys emus themeless sod eadsagsv the bus f aea Ibr mesh wookt be the see if the Moor of Se or slabs v me Med as mitred metervlsselie by a timt—thes what in sport to this may be death to eihere. I en any for you, the soother, bet I wet tests es en* tithe hey. Under the Railway 4t It ras Alm able by erseepertetise. I MlL]r..ee, ad will =sr ll* pa. sa, gni odor the prismor ply • Ihe GINN. or "s heee i r se k=the bey arid lekeskl, Nod sh, maw that he stied be missed es pikes wadi sok eein asd woe midway set of bar jomor, l in • Wfow mkt (mu lalmar. le es tr. Ins lbw vardis Ibm Or elm NW le impair tsar lbellumelirei fsi sew ir THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1858. tomirlir aprnstly probt is the &wows aci COM - 111,1 r par door of ill the Oa pored r • waning wen rways urord. moot lira to any spphcation in the boy'a I wirtdor troorrkily with the car and trust it will saw r ea MIN* sod ratios. MARTLEBONE. CPI OP • JOVONILI P - 1 - 1180 - ;11 - 11 - F - R . OX TOTIIfI.I..PIELDII P 11.1505. AU Garrey, aged 16, was i beim Kr. Long with big et hems before the es of his tens of itaprismosst in Tothill-delde prison, sad he wee also charged with shaft a pocket handkerchief. William Stemma, a groom in a gentle:stm's faintly, residiag at Itylsehery, said that about eight &Week this .m he was &. Jimmie-park. when the Ovum wh= no hat on, arm age so him and asked him for his puha bendkeeridet Altfs. asked him where he lived. Ha Mid la Ile asighbourhood of Crawford -.tram. The prlsonar watt with lima se kw se Osserfonl-west, where be win no moiled tbe rim bendkarchiei Witness refne4 epos white he leek k from hie pocket and rat sway with it. Os W was he tied the handkerchief mud his seek. Whams mewed Me prisoner who entered a bar. Wh am them. epos ram s policeman, gave Wm inte custody. Ia Ohs ems, at the esaminat ion of the witness be sated that the phew told him that he had that morning, imice• he met Wm (mamas) in St James's-park, me= maps from Totbill.fielde prison. Putiesioonstabie 142 Ii mid that he bed the Mem, gives into his custody, sad that he stated he was going to hie mother's, who lived sot far from whine he was taken. He %hewed witness that he got over the wall of the prison sad mob his escape He had on the prism dress Yr. Low embed the prisoner whet b bed to say to the chop of midair is mew trees the visa. The primmer espiledl that be wee gain the rands of the prima with War bops bands the wall,The worthy megletsets lave ssoppsd she plataar, avid &rested am be should be. tab by the constable es *sprigs.. The admitted to she constable that be got over the wD to malts his escape, as be beard his sietss INS dyhar. 801:1TRIMILL NICILDIROUN AASACLT ON A CNILD IT TN PATINA. Robert Beerdoi deast-looklag maw, who stsesd Women to be • waiter out of piece, was keeps hallere Mr. Burnham, chervil with is••••lerke • ewlses mask spas Choeith I Jame Bard, his ma, may dye years d eSsi by arildelt bin' as the heed with • poker. te=t Oartisssr, the acting isspeator, aid that about ea Me night the prism's wilt ems to the S ege r station, at tiltosersail, whore he was es duty, with the child, whose bred eta bloats( Tory tame from • large wound. fibs told warms that her hashaail had canard It by striking the led with a poker, sad repeated Isla to end es Moir to take Mee tato custody. The child was takes to Dr. Llewellyn's, is fiellelk-stress, whore the waned was dressed. It was miry sztoasirs, window to lay ewe bows la it. Short)) , afar the primed. ems brow* to the swita-botwo. was the 114011•011 of Wpm Mr. Lewdly. was imwd kV. led CS his standing he stated that the child was bees* is him about ma o'clock tut the =Tnight. lie bad • large deep wood as the skull o the boss midassly indicted very Weaselly with • blast Merriment, such ea • poker. Mr. Burnham asked whether any person was in court who saw ths blow indicted flagemd Gerdiaer rid that the prisoner's wife was pmt, but she refined to give evklenoe. In fact now she wanted towithdraw the charge, although she told him that he struck the child Mokrotly with the poker, because it would not come to him. She also told him that it was not the first time be had committed each a violent &moult, although she had not given him Into custody beton. The prisoner lived in flataald.street, Stamicad-street, but the saamilt was oom• mined In a friend's house in the Southwark-bridge-road. Mr. Burnham directed Medlar to make inquiries about Hotsprod em tartars svidesos. accordingly psi book. SHARE LISTS.-2 HIS DAY. Two dam. The railway share market to-dap is quiet at yesterday's improvement. The principal feature is a rise in Great Northern, which is quoted 26 to 1 per share. Eastern Counties is in request, at DI to 1 per share. London and Isfor — ti; Western is quoted 931 to #; Great Western, 88 to 1; Midland, 92 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89 to 1; and London and South Western, 461 to ), per share. Namur and Liege shares are well supported, at yesterday's improvement. Dutch Rherush remain heavy. Grand Trunk of Oanada are in steady demand. BILITI+HPOSSISILION& ra. I w...... IM ell mat K. a llma al Om., AM. 1a.a.a..• adit. tat.4.l • .... Da. 4a. It IF° 1 4 1111 10011016. 1111.14a imiti isk‘ bps bk. L el 00 100 lat rrb Apt .. lato Oa De. Jur 1. 11/74.0at SO .s. Waal} seat tt. SS lOa Ton aD 4 111 041001 otibuutetiodi ou Owiss. 1= " I .... --------:::::::.: dry e:LT:I Q o m boot of Oro& . t MT Lt. irro roO De l e7rl Lit e l i ali. Omni laOlao Poionio Do. Now Do. do . • Dttlio a rtiCall Do. Do. Di D 0.16 pir IC r. 45 =M . IdolroPsi Mil L ., tr .. ..... ..:: be. Soli t .n. OM Do.4lllxt.Ous. 6 ow& .64:1m0d0 URA D.Vpitt=l - DoiloTesalUeo•Dop Om. 6 por owl Do, Dollew i~~ i I -E Wol 1i ram. I I j ii ii II : 301 Iff I 1 pm 111 101, gd If If ...ad ul 101 UI 101 100 1%10 101 fo. par I l ire 0 0•5 Mr i i 10111101 PAILWAYL :.. ...7m, r I _psi a :pm is ii U. lli In 121 CI Re - .1 I, -- 1111 is `le ITO a I dI I U. fi. 1% 111 gi --.1 -.., . I it MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. I" t. ^'CLW7► The funds to-day are rather dull, and yesterday's improvement of I per cent. has not been t opported. Very little busingr is going forward. The Govern ment broker has made another purchase of Reduced Three per Cents. Satisfaction is expressed at a statement that the political director of the Constiter tionnel has been dismissed from his post in conse quence of the offensive allele recently inserted. Consols are quiet, at 96; for money, and 961 to for the 6th May. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 96i to I ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 931; Bank Stock at 2201 to 222; Exchequer Bills, at 33.. to 37e. prem. ; and India Bonds, at 17s. to 20e. prem. ALINP.s. —MIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The mining market to-dry is quiet, but there have been transactions in shares in Lady Bertha, Beet Wheal Russell, Oreet Wheal Var, Wheal Wrey, Norsk Downs, and East Rosewarne. Other description/ are neglected, and prices generally exhibit no change worthy of special notice. The shares in the British Iron Company have been dealt in at 3t to 4. Foreign and colonial mining securities continue dull. The St. John del Bey Mining Company, having ben, registered under the Joint Stock Companies Acts of 1858 and 1867, with limited liability, holders of shares are required to send them in for registra tion. The nn cling of the shareholders is called for the sth of May, to propose new rules and regu lations. . The chip La Hague from Sydney, bee brought 4,400 of copper are. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (sr animus nmseanx.) NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. THIS DAY. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. •• •• Frederick .. 4 its. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS. Geese Yam Heerak .. HEWN I=ma Farmer's Boa .. Inn. .. an STAKES. .. .. _ 4 ram. F.elipee walked over, sad stakes were divided. MATCH FOR f2OO. Bridal Tour best Humming Bird. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOVS. Wilton walked over. MATCH. Happy Land received forfeit from Heroine. LATEST BETTING. CHESTER CUP. 10 to Nog Physician (t) 12 to Swan WWlam (t) 14 to Bliak Bonny (t) 20 to Mahan (t) 26 to Pahnistor (t) 23 Goma& Boaqest (t) 1000 to 30 Vanity (t) 600 to 12 Bosomy (t) THE DERBY. 6 to 1 mot rtzrolsod (o 6) 20 to 1 Tbo fladjl 26 to 1 Wilton iieittooro 60 to 1 -- 11110opiaa TIC " CON STIT UT 10 !I NEL " Ritet7dB.9.—When as the very offeasive article to the CliwitMettireiml of Tarr on the acquittal of Simon Berard—ea article whisk, by the way, was niardod se a met of pedant to the Maas military eddrames of the Itateiteser—l declared -y bad that al. &eh, whose same wee avoid ton, lad set the rethority either of the Emperor or of the mina eillsothily for what he did. 2 het I was ark to kb ono proved has the fat that M. Risk liso bus drama ham the rat of rarest dinar of the Chardiiima ord Poo, both of whir brag to the NM parka ; add I am mord that the arse of the drama le the artier M Tram The 111 el IL Par b bras by or karat, of 540001., which it way palatal abselor d the pear has a right to to ore d• sere at or wake or the penal.—Part Care spielat Ore 21a. IbLarns cm Dicsuip Ornaras.—This stern- W a s bad the felleerre sieleskit of skis paid to re ef dermood iasies al bar Men alf • MOOR UM el =ie. bag the yew 114748 :—Swiria Beieria. Mr Pa, MIMI at Latham, Ihtptesb= 1017, UK 114. 10d.. Is Jar Beiemes.l•4., We-. ollisat, Leatessat belt Peet, killed at Imeitsow, Nair 7 4671 le. fd., te Mame ask Meq., berm. Alfred SWAIM , Liesismast 76th Foot Mil at Dad, Jae 11. 1667, 4661. lb. It, to Mrs AtnbtiHardess, arm Brays Mira Hill. Liestasent Mil Feet, r y as. sacred at Nark, Joe 27. 1857. OW. lita. a/0o Owego liill aismava, 8e4., litthatt. Jabs Moors, Capteht Sited Feet, killed at Jose 27. 1867, 1,6811. lib 41-. te GONE* Kea, ham Wrier Owes. Leasure 164 Poet, Mita a J 29, 1845, 4784 Iht. 101., to eir Jahn Orr. heat, Wise. _ . . KILLING Rill BIRDS.—On the 16th inst. • spe inn el the very stow bird, the crested urn, Of sterna oriageo, was killed err Lhaoln, while purseft It. MOM &at lie rim Witham in sew& of food. ryes primal gip* en men GA, waft which near the seems of the water it ante dews urea *see with surprising owns= led Wog sin, addle, lb pry with its - Tits manna jail aim Is me at the largest of ths specks. The tthe bead Wands lees the hue of the till a eeter di. of the eis half way down the neck, forming • deep Week area. Tee wings, which reach an inch over these et the tail, and light grey ; the shaft of the quills wine; auk psi, edged with white and mantle grey. The ! while 141Mbin se ril aA eZair ing bill) 'ea holt dee pew Ths is y forked . tea um, lop, NW het, we Meek, the ibruer with yellowish hams. The spines from tip as * et whale is 30 inches ; weight 7ft Imam This bbd war in the possession of, and is being =dby Kr. Geary Adrian, naturalist, of Itaiska.- 2ferwary. PETSICIAI; AND MIDICINNIL—The 111011. 1111100111- piliol thaddra so tor se ohm*. Is coneasth weal cab be too did r esanatoe prealth is l isas ylelles le W ammo mem d ...ay* : the ea the ether beat, they wadi away tot rhire:kid am" by sten eat eat Maths Irk thathetita hr the re ~ seihred thine et bath pelt heavies Isaloodot madam lire, hawses ihe vino ibe die sod the awe thrum he sallethe et lite wad thlumsdile war et reameelles wleeiphel; whge s pales are wage t. ddem ha any to *eat, ablated / 2 tornmner hgr ana. ththated — araunll, lave soPhrigise, amen bride the ma who, by elagly ther toe he Nandi ala Mem lib ao• 11•18•11, talstaima he plum ; sad fa the weak et Dr. Area edeleeed ebeeleast, owing to the dithadame thews ere la the we" el yesolimin with the amothrelea of phyaciao, mike In Wedeln el the wilioWlawn Need the intake babe, nth the thaspeet to that b hag the body celled Al veer eel." This shimme wee made in the Irrew he It th e bra,tha Wt war he poet la the ha t.'eth d the MIMI haithothae pest mad in lb. 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N. i LW. =l ' ~s q . j Owe . 744 Pw Ow OIL liszwl 14 PsetiON tleised fl esp.WW.o4 Si ans.= .W. ~..., I 44 Oren Us. Jews tOnsespl 0 TOD d 'him Wm- swain) MO. Pr 114•41 . 4flessa II W.Osedca Sart SO ' WV Oral Se 1 Vb. bike I nib' a 1 Ob. Mewl I MT: 1 1. 74).7= L i te Wlwal Am la t Trifflossask.l le * L mma, Azazt=mellib,_ , ...„ .... /aa We at= mad red sl ale bull garatll I-lidas OssrAds 1 lllMAl i ke2he a uni. N I-larmaire awl i I- nod 116.1/eliira, us 4-6.16.11,3011-Jkaiei t.o. : , 1 " 1114 W latit l Yi - e- T -ts a ir " s÷M u i i - Tr el lok .B l Om*. II II 11-Onne Weiss ai. ly:::Z a rati 11-orbur ,..o :l:l4 66. aihree In prise el Waal sad Sad the swiss es. war lame • bet t lr a nelsois V iii larkes. u tis. I 4 1)88- -ZIII /L e llisamiaams. Lim 11,- marl voitmi 1,4", madpeter WetOnet werwar al;• _ _ wee dun 16. 114.-Sseib di 11 1111-.BIIMIIIos aid 0 0-..liaka ad ill The new Indian Loan is steady, at 99; to 1&). Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet at 971 to t, ex div. In other foreign stocks the transactions have been limited, and the alteration in prices is unim- ' portant. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 991; Peruvian Fear-and-a- Half per Cents., 814 to 811; ditto Three per Cents., 664; Russian Five per Cents., 110 1 1 ; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 911 to 901; Spanish Three per Cents., 431; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents.,26l ; Venezuela Foarand-'fhree•Quarters per Cents., 354. _ _ At Paris to-day (Friday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents, opened at (Mfr. 16c. for the account, showing a rise of about I. per cent., comparel with the closing quotation of yesterday. The government broker continues to make small investments in the Reduced Three per Cents., that stock being relatively cheaper than Consols, at pre sent prices. The supply of money continues excessively large. First-class bills are readily discounted at 21 per cent.; and the applications at the Bank are eon sequently very scanty. The Bank abstained from altering the rate of discount yesterday, thus realising the general anticipation ; but the belief pins ground that, unless trade soon revives, a reduction of the minimum rate to 21 per cent will again be oome probable. ' • The Albion has arrived from Melbourne with I B,B'B ounces of gold, worth about 36,3001. The 61.0001. in Australian gold, ex the Derwent, reached London yesterday. The gold, valued at about 23,0001., brought by the African mail steamer Armenian, was purchased yesterday for transmission to the Continent. The specie and bullion brought by the last West India steamer were delivered yesterday. The Mexican dollars were sold at 4s. 11 id. per ounce, showing no alteration in price. The hulk of the 75,0001. in gold will be sent to the Continent. It is understood that a meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Calvert and Co., the brewers, will be con vened as soon as a complete statement of the position of the firm shall have been prepared. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 1,8181. ; the East Lancashire a decrease of 7101. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 6791.; the Midland, a decrease of 2,3331.; the London and South Western, a decrease of 6371. ; the Eastern Counties, an increase of 1,8781.; and the North Eastern, a decrease of 1,0841. The position of the market for American Neuritics is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co. : The market for Amerken securities mailmen without animation, and prima without change. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite ia subjoined : We have no change to note in the market for American neuritis In London. Very little business has been done, and prices are without say Important change. At a meeting of the proprietors of the Arras Life Assurance Company, held yesterday, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved—That from and after the 24th December, 1867. the dividend on the shares in the capital of the company, se fired by the 87th motion of the deed of midmost, shall be Is and It hereby raised from the rate of fear rands to eve pounds for every one hundred pounds by UN year on the amount of the instalments paid on the shares in the capital of the company, and of the mime which have bee consoli dated therewith, pursuant to resolutions entered Into at the annual general meetings held on the 6th day of April, 1841, the 6th day of April, 1848, and the 3rd day of Apia, 1861; and of any sum or rums which may thereafter be consolidated therewith. The fourth call of 21. (making 91. called) is to be paid on the shares of the Oswestry and Newtown Railway Company by the 94th of May. The settlement of the list of contributories of the Sunken Vessels Recovery Company (limited) is to be proceeded with in the Liverpool Bankruptcy Court on the 6th of May. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Alfred, for the conveyance of passengers from Birkenhead for Moreton Bay, at the rate of 161. Is. I Id. per head. They . invite tenders for the hire of a vessel to convey emigrants to Adelaide, to be ready to embark passengers about the middle of June. Th The ient India Company will receive tenders on the 28th inst. for the conveyance of stores from Eng land to Madras. The steamer Bemires, which left Gravesend on the 6th inst. with about 600 troops for India, ar rived at Malta on Tuesday, and sailed thence for Alexandria. TIBUIJOAT BYNX73IO. In the stock markets to-day more confidence was displayed, notwithstanding a fresh fall upon the Paris Bourse. The uncertainty which prevailed re specting the Indian loan and the budget h•e beam dispelled; and the extraordinary and increseing abundance of money naturally tends to stimulate in vestments in good securities. At the same time Stack Exchange business is extremely inactive, the aspect of foreign politics discouraging speculation. The funds closed about per cent. higher than yes terday. The principal feature of the day was • rally in the market for British railway stocks, oocssioned chiefly by purchases to cover the opera tions of speculators for the fall, both in London and the provinces. . - Consols, which closed yesterday at 981 " buyers," for the Bth May, varied to-day between 961 to and 981 to 97. The closing quotation was 96j " buyers." For money the last price was 961. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, j, I ; ditto, for account (Bth May), 96;, , 97, 961; Three per Cent. Rednoed, 961, 1,3, /. New Three per Cents., 961, 1, 4 1. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 11, 1 11-16. Bank Stock, 221, 222: Three-and a-Half per Cent Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 1001. Indian Lou Debentures, 991, 99; ; ditto, Scrip, 100, 991. India Bonds, 21s. prem. The new Indian loan may be quoted 991 to j. Monday next, the 28th inst., has been appointed by the Stock Exchange Committee settling day in the scr tchequer Bills were quoted S3s. to 38s. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. were in demand to-day, and were marked as high u 98. The closing quota tion was 974 to lex dir. The Guaranteed Four per Conte. were quoted 104 to 1. Russian Four-and. a-Half per Cents, were in demand for investment, and were . purchased as high as 102. There were also inqulnes for Mexican, Buenos Ayres, and suss other descriptions. Massachusetts Five pee Cent. Sterling Bonds have been dealt in at 1001. The amine closing quotations for the shares in some undertakings of recent formation are as fol lows. viz. :—Ocide Railway, par to 1-16 prem.; Central Gude Railway, par to 1.16 prom.; Great Southern of India Railway, 346 to 646 prem. ; Bahia and San Francisco Railway, to 646 prem.; North of India, Trammed, par to 4 Prom ; Riga and Daubers Railway, par to 1 prem.; Victor Ea- I, manual Railway Bonds,* dim. to pas'; Caps Town ; Railway and Dook, to 6.16 Prom ; Cape Eastern 1 Prevince Railway, par to MIL R 4 M a is a. It IT n 1 I 04 th. ellt OR 111 IS IS OS IN * US U II IN US • 41 Si Si r 111 s IN N II se N N Pr i Pa IT • I- ad iii I at 107 WO 107 100 I 1071 10 In 10 - -- U m 3 6 SI 63 US Ye SO 100 t 74 e 1 If 114 4 ITI IN 171 ii W id 110 If If ISO L lii 4 4 41 1119 110 110 1111• 00) WO f• 11 In' COMMBRCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. - ----- - • The wheat trade was without life Ude morning, although supplies oontinne small, and the few trsitsoulons entered into were at rates about the mum u on Monday last for both wheat and flour, Harty for Malting purposes was fully as dear, with in crewed arrivals from abroad. The value of distilling and grinding qualities was with difficulty supported. Oats Wes in Doer iastanoss makable, at 6d. advance. NMI sod piss firm. Alin AL TO LOAD Cat ON 11011. APRIL Ine II TO APRIL LL tlas MIA Ski 46P0 t. " WINO' 11 tli 3.1 INN& Salk rm. lAN ; rafts rem laserels.l,oll.W. Loaves Mamma `nal. Oa ; Daft, EML id ; Oft. ft. ad. ; tn. al.. Cod. ; loom IS. id 1M194410. Y. IMP HILL LVIOL&OPP. View Mate. tislin TIM 411. &I lb Id 134 ad 414 41. 114 id 23i 44 SW Id 37 )8 4 4 id 494 44 2111 s 44. 34 kb 14d Oa id 311 Ild 1436 Sii44 ldale 6.1 di 21 Ms Td Ifs Id lb id implu'Aer. V. 114.20. 111. - .... Apra IP 3 ...... Zr...... Brae. Yew. We DI U. 110 17. 11d 41. 111 30. It.: 41. 311. 418 LI lib 104 41. id 1.1;41.41 lIOM—% INS 4. Yana. Oar. llye. M. sod P.M 1 / 01•011•11 1.1W111.1.0 iaa ILOOTUATIONS Y Ifi ATILIAMS MOO 41. wawa. wain eq. MI VMS ■AM& hiss. liar. IL 11U0.2% 11s2. V ►irll S. 11244111.422212. V -..' .7. 1 —.- 411 41 2 . -. ~.... 42 1 .... —•-• LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.-THIS DAY. (sr earns' AND 1111111 lAONTTIC TWLPWIAPN.) (num ova own 001RDISPOWDZINT The market to-day is very dull. Motu . 6d. to Is. lower. Indian oorn, Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, ld. to Id. lower. Beam firm MINCING-LANE.-TEDS DAT. 8r Gen.—The market has bus steady this wee, =4 kr good and tine communing qualities from 38s. to 435., a tun amount of business has been done at folly last week's cerredey, bet ordinary dermiptices have bees dull of sale, and pekes are &beta ed. lower. Refined remains dull; lumps, 635. to 655. dorrin has been bought freely, and a large amount el business hem been duce this week, including corpse of foreign snail Our quotations are advanced Is. TL.—Thel•rge public isles have gone of well this week, and at the conclusion to-day, ea adman* of about Id. from the late lowest point of the market hes been established on biz to good consuming qualities. Common tangos quoted Rid. to 1 lid. per . lb. Corrow —A. large business dome this week at id. advance. Rev.—The amount of business done has been small, and mites hays been with difaculty supported. 13ALTPIT11.—A limited business done this week sit dd. advance. _ _ — ltics.—A large speculatlye demand appeared at the oom menomsent of the week, and about 40,000 bags of low =sold, establishing an adrenal of IL to ed., bat the Welded the last two da and in public We the stove advance was not Snow sold without spirit at about last week's earrancy. In other articles no material alteration, but waste gear rally hays assumed a more steady appearance then of LW TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The awaltet Is quiet. Town Wow le "weed die. 611. nett cash ; Peteraborg Y. C. on the yet, 66a. 611. to M.; April, Me. 6d.; May and Jude, 66e. 611. July wed tinged, 63e. Sd. ; Oet and Dill, 625. ad. HIDES.-THIS DAY. Le&oattam.L.-66110. to 6410., 3d. to Od. ; 641h0 to 721 b., 3d. to 31d. ; 721 b. to 80164., 30. to 30. , 80110 8810., 30. to 304 831 b. to 9610., 30. to 4d. • 9610 la 10410.. 4d. to 4td. ; Hone hides, fa. to 94. ; sans, light, 2s. Od. to b. &I. ; full, 64. &L to 64. BILISONDBIY.— Sheep Skins—Haste sad half-brede ; 64. to 74. ; Deems, 44. 64. to 64. 6d.; lambs, 24. to 24. 10d.; shearliap, 10d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Manna Pattenden and Smith report tair dared kr moat deemiptiona of hope. Well-managed samples aro not plentiful, and bring rather more mosey. Currently :-1111 and Beat Hoots, 60a. to 112.. ; Weald% frin, 6.1", to 683.; Yawn, 46a.. 66e. to 63e. COAL MARX ET.-TIDE 4 DAY. Wylain, 14.; Eden Main, 16s. ; Saddles Want Hariki, 175.; letasmaltirs &elm, 14a. ; Walls Bad Booth Hetke, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Bad &ewes, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Zed Tees, 17s. 64.-60 ships at =that. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month and three mouths ended the 31st of March s 1858, were issued. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and three months, including only the " enumerated articles " For the month. 1866 1857 1868 For throe =astir. •• . • t 28.168,963 Including the gate exports stand thus: For the month. For three months. 1856 1847 .. 10,466,348 .... 18,827,493 1858 1" articles, the aggro- INCENDIARISM.-00 Statardily morning, & Ere of a very destructive character broke out as the farm yeelmises at Mr. E. Wright, proprietor and outtpkr, Castaway, Petabal The whole of the farm bnildinp, consisting of a double bun, stable, oowhonss, bullock sheds , cart sheds, hen house, and pig styes, about eight quarters of barley, and two aim, eatirn‘W at a total value of about 60W., ware intimly eon. sussed. The whole lass, ws behove, is covered by imams in the Son Fire Ofice. Mr. B. Wright was alma en Mb montage tour, having been wedded on Thursday. Tbe E ma who committed the act, we regret to add. is M. W a own brother, • man of rather weak intellect. He his guilt, and states as his reason for the aims, that his *Mbar has not used him well. He has been committed for trot.—Cholassford Chronick. HISTORICAL REMAINS IN ENGLAND.—There is, prhaps, no country where, in so small • spars as in Ear lead - so mach romance, so many talks of the pest, me noWded together. All have their own Mk of paralisr in bud to Englishmen. Insulated by the see, wheel' lea not always hem a "sparkling marriage-ring" or land with land, but has rather divorced us from our neighbours, we have fought out our quarrels on our own soil. Our history is written on our land. Abbey., and cattudmlts, sad parish church.., where lie our fathers sksplag 0.111 sad odd as their own imago, of brass and stone; masted graves, now =:ionlyyibj the tall poplar-trees • old gray manor gropgown, as It - wire, smldat our MIL, with their Norm chambers, where our forakthars were comaaled in times of distress ; old battle-lields, over whisk Dow the mo m pl ou ghman, driving team, la at dons starthd when he turns up with his plough MOO broke sword and sear bleached arm which once wielded it In the fell strength et manhood—all via to us with no Indistinct voices, Th. = bad. that built sat* t heta sway,rit thatw. th en u tupan imis I bops of noalling it by a mere antiquarian study of dams rouo g oo .-ger with what feelings of true mermen wo may IMMO let 011 still cherish them. Hinted gateway end w e b, s romw mr i t still eil les lady speak i cl o ps pest; whiho soon y, lo tees ra own tals.— Widatioseisr Brown for April. RAILWAYS IN ALGERIA.—The Algerian railway hoer Algiers to Blidab am timely dabbed to .• Curie." Owing to the favourable nature of As ea kr newer works it is moused that the verbs will under • ontrantratad force of 4,000 sa -1 r iptil= k alahsaire the bayecat for the paw. is Ws bled. it bee been already staard'eat in adillrd My company presenting Itself Wise railways dill be spa MD es volunteers of Ms Fran* army. Too =tisk Mak is waggons, wheelbarrows, pleb, de., I. Ste usekoalsindelott ; msd M may be noted th 1 MOpownwsed al Taste well facilitatm by special name, andyilitlan in iwin oldie skilled Pans workmea who ass Alm eugsrheasai ar do the work themselves. As to the Preackat=sy r onto metre high wages while at ouch work.— M 6416 1 101 101 ili Ili ru ii lii In is Ili WI 111