The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-23 00:00:00

ort made to th e pet of the PlllO,ll. i. COtatottliklaco tiss o award the marl him his privy pim a = retrail i a nobs so metes. the lateness of the wed for gooier bed .teems the growls' Mirka to this the a became veer, sem* ofitroumbh dram which r e e. eca ti rd um. tbo 71OF. 0 hectors. (21 essee Algiers, 17.Shipet %S. From this al west have a by that of A= re sad more +bombs repos% of the jury Owen &moue Lbe mod, bat eoaddilico Coasiderably more selertiou of thu s improverowsis ww . atom, irnikstboo, al by the report to ho I meted to 'lOO, bug giving them laetrile tr s¢nrdturol open, Ora its report by soy_ ti. i pots • triumphant in Algeria. Let the is imp of tairtmorate wan. to (timbal& the to attend minutely b) preserve the purity of 'ply remunerate them it. side will prime eats. Improvirmenie the obwrt of its *Fe -1 to make the relieve le people. - The jars p &apse., prise of be awarded ti Y. Co. of tolloo at Habra., is sable aseadoe sliotdd had competed Mr the TV-WESTERN r morning on as Ma 'ammo up NI L oa . I dioakace on thin gide a inkier repair. I—say. from f.rty ,'• Irsitioat arty rOvigh: to habeas* d ths rads, Lad aa Ct: it th• ism* vpsalloa ti tt "d. spi tchtag of e • as _eh pram ovarly mai tato tea ,attaase for a ikon oh of teatime eer • eked a sp. .f sal ▪ , okrity per a. Ite aeries had esgere• Its abed axles We vtotrlad mud to the a prate.s te, news tatablad o, or as Me 'pet oat of Ilia Ina het reirlapo was By Gots arrovey, se oily hart. - Amalie rs all man at Ism , stair" stesebelL trek se had peard i , the retie ern task, dr rot rear here • der peersir she M tore of the ord. of am ter sr , ixters sr theres. ; sa the work rely ere lb. rleeprr. sad those •oodre roe sheet it .. C that beta the red, bee ' or 7 4 chies wither may rolsrece ere rarely ▪ er the Inas awe at .S beaded ostserie. a two. sad at the le e. From the haver wee trite weird the tt the epee err the spoors it. When the p th• nod fur Ifty ar 11.10/01a. Tl. MOW by the lir —sorely. reed wee be ups, Why el yes re I he err When opted. •We her se err Ise red the reil et the ore ot the ernes I ems rerrelies saissir. pat INA es tk= , teem r It p I truth rg the reds. beteg hatted the rwhmisi Shot n.. 1 kf prima to he es dr ▪ rt et the • are of art erre of and , pert it SWOP Ong If Mawr the directors at met be errrysbas teireor rote with time he. led the oheerry .xstft.—The dinner nuke ia Fromm gamma cheer. eta The proadea•:.: sir kubolia, sad the L-ono larvae of Westmeath. ir 1. H. Haswell, elt aranald, avowal nor snlisa ..Y.l oaks". oureptemo booing Rawl In al Wads the sceieiy, Om reliant benne tat of Akzendrle," ' a anima bad aloud an Priam Albert, se seed with itigklesi Lt. c of • elan. Mending tablo. 11 pal bower J .11kwy• prearet, one Lc+l;.at apeacb, and IP/Altar asettablin It .n.• rtalemeet by the r Mojaaty's parlieslat te.n. tbruonhout ate root.' to blr. a very late boa= daectair td ititt'RY.—We halo ell in Centeriterf C. ?swot et the Rev. A. ha F..tl of IkrbyPlM r readers who rho iti formation cos be • he..hyre boa Nth! tie thi. oily for e parka a toot nwtaatigable ilv inivrees It magi In aatta turd and beievei bat non opitio• Ira ta, that it tr.ALM how ok- • orterti••• white ,oral Kobuk-440s toter I will more ratit/Inig lama nod" wb° ll 7 ton , . a The vet neltV 1,13 Lod Derby aaa in 1864, mom' obvtlrele should av -re ion , to the para. able return to Po"r r.r.u.ourodori.o bong ke the. s down/ I •• Mr. Chowhyro in Ineezits m tement lees moil as . at s dioceses hem , e yhtical itard . / 1 . 1 2 overlooked.-701.0. ):.. Since our lut pre, ailed, tong. Fr shwas Imrtls wail b.'. at s Sigh seers/•• z.t.swe hoes cold. Irak tut t ..2111Iry koks_n o4 starts sows _•••. • le• frosts sad um, ay tenportitac•; sad • her Ca v. for $ 0 la Caplai OffkifiZ . rue that ilia Mod Is rh , sg. sod oar bra*. him. The waatil see InnAird. A SO robe Or ewer, 'AAA gestwars gi=priA 4-8 t TEE MURDER AND SUICIDE, AT ISLINGTON. We are able today to mooed farther particulate of tbe hark' tragedy 'dike has kiss esected in Winger" end which hes tamed •n Intense aseastka in that part at the metropolis. At No. 15, Upper Pembroke -street, sot be from the new Metropolitan Cattle Market, have fm same time peat resided • married couple nomad Osborne. The harband until recently has been employed at a gm factory In the neighbourhood, but a short tine sines he obtained a better appointment at • similar establishment at Bow. Being • greet distance from his residenos, sad his employ matt neoeseitanng • oonaiderable mamma of night work, Osborne obtained apartments, at Bow, returning to his wth ono, • wen►—via., as Saturday night. In the lame howls in Upper Pearbrolorstreet Seed • man employed on the Greet Northern Railway at the King's-crom terminus.. Hs was • widower, and at the time of his wife's death had one child, who was plated in the care did's. Osbmss, Ramours had ruched Osborne's eon that as intimacy of as impoper character was, cluing his absence at work, car did on between hie wife and the father of the child oboes mentioned. He, however, disregarded all the statements made to her prejedka, espousing his intention to a friend of perfectly esti** himself as to his orife's inkclelity bake* he sand bar of the mate. Notwithstanding the mules, however, it appears deer that Osborne was anything bat happy when at home. His wife evinced bat very little dic tion for him, akhoogh she saw him but ono, • with, sad than wen frequat dimencoments between them daring the short laterals at which he was et Pao Darin Lot week Osborne spin received indorsed= of his wile, in&ledity. and at last be improsed hi. doersahaellos a ossify hie mind es to the truth or haft of the emertioas. He et the sane thee apparel very usloppy, sad eipraesd his hopes OP the rapper were mine. Oa his room hone at • sone whet sailer boar then peel co the evening of listarday loel behre rasobleg his residsoce la Upper Prothrebe sheet. be hod that his wile wee ahem; sod big beitrusil that ohs bad but a short time previa* hem wow In the cowpony of the lodger, he reimmsd his slop with • view et diloovezing where they bed pas to. It le sherd that Ostrom found them together et • public-how IN the netighbourhood, drinking is front of Umber. He wee getteled by his wife Is scything het Moody haps" bat be solhavoured w iadess bre to have the ma awl rostupuly ham he... glee reterd to comply with his must, sad aktootely • dietarboors speed between the piny, which ended rely spew the laterweaka of the police. They Aar wards pat tray where the grinning war renamed. lib elee/ et reftreiag at mei b hie work on wedgy Mennen, Ogees* want to the Marge& of ealishery public-home, (sly • fsw doors from hie reddest*, and partook it nalag at the bee. Yrs. Clobrirr sertroslaiss that he wee them cent • bole girt to lei las that to. was 'lady, sad he woe to go bow homdleady, and take some an with him. He toptkol, "If sibs weeds say rem, as most pay for It borto I ; bat I win psy ilsr • este he you." He maim! • age he the cab girl, et* In her km& led bow lams. He el ewe waked We the hest khans, an the pond lour, whore he hued hie wile Ade( at bes with the *hi at the haw. H. imishedthe War es the book sad Now Wm. pt up, We ie the het cap et bee you will war deist bow" leis ail to ham, " Tea dea't nom that, Gene ." ha its ineassi)y reviled, Tee, Ido ;" sad , lett bg a chopper or ben-bask white stood by the &vitae, he bold to to get ova tithe roes at oaos, or be would eine bar Ps roe Hs althealsiy ojectsd her with was Ira Pee, and wow* Musing Munk his wits • blow es Its head with the Amp end of the wawa It le armed int she put up both hinds le mint her head, mg that eta emed blow Wood thew be the mane mailarat ban afase. Behavlog he had Med his wile, the nahrtansbe area teak hen the teat ars Ina with width his wife hal per. view* bean waft bleed aid bottur, cad with one eve In. Hard wish silemyrwele wend is hr dosed that dwili met bow been laetweimeae. The vein whit bed ben lied at ef De ism wad ea .b. sad several plias flied l. the sprier, w slime west kor the pie sad seallcel aid. A. ifeheisa, nib. la the Caledseiiceed, w the first le me pi. Oa the Seer am the int-plow lay the women, la by Mid bleed. eel ins Mr body is aided that of bee liadmad. the bled pewit pima, from a frightful pi la We list. Use tie mere big bud up it is yid it be taw qui deed, the at hies aired ell the Ail Mori though tadadalbis, was dread la be alive ; the ire, hiseee, ie d sae a idol aim that the bin hurray pretrial lbeengh the shall, wile her right Lead wee cleft to toe bagltalleally beim kr mad end thud aspics dia to the ist„ sad he slid tier ca ber left head shopped I. two. The semi ea hoe bad hay be length, hem imaralisitaly bier the WM'S to the anpe of the atdL ?hie read is lodated by De fine blow of the chopper, lib do *hie to the lade wets wised by the semi Um. A. Itithaidaca. Whig 5... to be der, at ere dlareled ell bis arqdre b grorea, end erred rereree to of the beer la be pew reran erd robs up W reads le fora Me npeererint. resesprbed WS to the/ ..at ifaceretal wassar, bat, Ira ea sew* of re *ars, re re d bare ere has re dest err rand of h reserry. Tbresoberd lr. Art rurred barb* zed arm re trete el yererday, with but oe the. irrsale se ober • riarr's dandle, oho or - tired is the rue Milk We bites bin meationri that whoa the lodger's wife bed she bit Whirl bar s child, which woe placed ands As owe of Ws. Ootooras. It had rematly Dec ealierisig from Moro, sad dial at lir boor Ind of has weak. The Napo woo placed la the back parlour, wiatastthe wevaided horde wr reeramed, for which mom the police were nawastry ebbe Y mcleding say prams ben snarls; the TOM, ME WS their prweenee Was abeolstely asoreary. The bendy et the esfortasate man also Ilos la the boo" odd will do as said after the commies jery hie bola otopsuagd. The neighbourhoods where great crimes bays boa emainitted are smelly Maud by a mamba of morbidly dr posed puntsto, but is the omega inabace the crowd has beta eo gnat fr o m ibs tint toomeat, sad the intialigenoe of this horrible tragedy bad spread so widely, that down to an ad vanced hoar last night it was found necessary to station constables in the vicinity of the home to hasp the road dear. George Osborn* sad hie wife had ban married 13 years; the former was aged 32, and his wife 36 years. Osborne ins • lbw athletic man, and had the character of being toter sad well eoadnetaL LATEST PARTICULARS.—(THIS DAY.) Mrs. Osborne remained alive at half-past one o'clock this afternoon, bat her medical attendants express an opinion that notwithstanding all their care she cannot survive way hours. Dr. Richardson w In cereal attendance upon her this morning, end performed etiveral spenttioea vrirtt a view es prevent the runt= protrudes ad the brain. She lies in a atlas se podia insessibility. eer ►eaatetsof perseas eewm►W on the spot this more itsoito dinar t►e tesleeehsly MOIL lb. Weak/ win bald es Lisped ea the body of the can to-sorrow sale(, sad lir the woman shosld die iseeirehde he will take sae we et die ems Una ALLEGED MrlDn OW TIM HIGH 81a8.—Cos eidertble sensatkia hoe bete agreed be the sus of Wed Ham, in C.I6ONUODO• 01 MILT I LII•nIer as board the ship Ch.-riot an Merriam tying is the Vidalia Dock, East Ilam. From the aimed before C. C. Lew* Esq., coroner, on Friday seaming, at the Bail Gad •adawr North Woolwich-mid, It appealed that the deemed make awes was James Wlepte,_ aged 18 years, • asemea ea bawd the sh i p Cheviot, begged for London tom Breen, who, ea the 23rd of Jawaly was brutally M ord by wieder arm, mama Glade Billings, who dna kiat ea the tide et the bad, tom the limb d lidded le died abasdy deer. Coolie Orbs Wien, ea el the had Whops pat wader reendat, rod the body of the deoweed pot ht a ere sad buried in the mos. 0. Greeter hi the flyer Theme the eeptala cemmeketed Os hot is Ilerignat Bas ses, the Thames whe seresed Magi ea the of wilful murder. • peed morass eumimages was node by Dr. Beaks, et flf Nett Weefolelt, vhe Mel $ few dot of bbd seder the right ow, and hod as desk is vas produced by a blow sediehat to sue death. The .reset summed ap ed Neale imp* 'bee the July re read a rerild of " Mew ekoshfw " idea* Choir Wilms Basge.—lfeefs Area Roamarim °SAWN, COllOcei.—On Wedoes dep. sa wider 01 the Coart of Cbaecery Ives freed to snad up the dike of this rotepasy, which for several years carried is the wig lowest popular 'order et °ravened. The liabilities ars eetireotsd to enemas to shoat 11,000 i. It is usiisesfred that the operation of atestbg up the sears will aat seta the Grab( of dr pram. dark!pas; the forth- pelmet the petite from rticipial:lc she ass of this favourite ortrest. The Gwt h as Idr. K. P. Hsrdieg, Wield sumer, to cony out rwrdieg sp, sad it le extorted that the property will be =wt um It ry Ad, la the forsel sew remplay, wider the Leohae shosid sot the @Pistil( shersholdere *II Or ow .• TM THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLOOL The railway share market today is very dull and inactive. A tendency towards improvement, which was observable is the morning, has scarosly been supported. Present quotations differ little from those current at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 951 to 98; Great Western, 481 to f ; Lanashire and Yorkshire, 89f to 901, after being marked 901 ; Midland, 971 to f ; London and South Western, 48 to f per share; Eastern Counties, 111 to / ; and Great Northern, 261 to 1. Business is singularly limited. Pernambuco shares have advanced to dia. to gy n ; ac r s, d Bahia to to f prem. Grand Trunk of Ceylon, and East dian Railway stock are in some demand. , lIDINAELY NUM AID WOO," IL I rd. I la"w " s " I asa ajar. ebil I li ra j.lis it 4 :a et 11 id so ot ot to am S 9 14 A le ins isdombe D. ti ._ rrat i Pas Arl W M IhstarsintalFalise aka. arm ft. r a w '''''''' • W Inalmalaad Gl= IN WI Ilaran "al lresarfrunws. al ono lank at SWIM MO De. ica Do. I • 10 04. Inn. sad Wan 1 ) C VsilViiiooao. VT . I Et 6 sta.:: a inns an Minn 0 Dna Nor ..... LI =11`..5t.10% I Da. W IN garl.. Win MEW In W NS Lissanna li .... ......Nanannin /0 WO I=l. En an Darn alin Nllan aLlalL 00.11anara I al I $ Dom a al i ce" IN Ratak . Si Nankin ii&iiiiii biiii.: m all in las: Dina: : . . INi k o. it. a aiiii IM lao lisble li iir x ' arla mia TN es& . I 11 .06 .111. . ill i..a ail Ink DM W am an. la. illiian 111 Parooll MI IL= sed IL Lome" aft I par cam by _ et Tlystpt li S 10 12 — paa a 10 NI 11e a li l i te le lb 1 Ma a U MI i a to iii 54 B OB BS Ili 4 4 dm 4i li S • I $ 1 die lii ui ST OS SO U ST OS I I AY IS SS 13 SS SO 13 U IS a I 1 & a 9 U sai lii i is I. a i isicalse.ksa. a.m. Gm. 6 De. Add. Capital ♦. W ROI& X IMb kiwis XL 114 De. Mew MO gib. lisii:i cieariii 0 p, .. bda., Aug. L MX &az by RA:IB.SL a. I. WM (We .. 2 De. Jar I. IST4, Mae., In. OXellis NM d. tarn.. . la Nee Teem a Dock Hob OM Omrsi OW %Wise .. I. ..... —. se. A 1 i ,- • • - 1: wtrat. .-.-..-,.. rtt .--el . . 12 ... le et ill UT iIL Delrelm6 VI Ds. In. h ef .i. Ve vibes 0. el I De le. aea4ml ! I West Lem .. Now ..... ......... 44. De. ■ 91k. I U • r 13 SS TS IS 14 TS Goads. Ilona, De. MI Day ra dff WI Do. do 73, op. IN Do II pm& Ilda,pay.77 I MM,.. Guar. 61 pad Goa I Do. per mat.— ... 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MS IP le INDIAN MUTINY RELIEF FUND.—CODDribUtiOne continue to be received from the remotest dependencies of the crown, accompanied by oommunicaticas expressed in terms of deep sympathy for our so Serbs( oonntrynarm in the East. Lima, including the Valley of Canes, and the Chincha Islands alone have lately contributed 6251. 16s. 2d., while St. Lucia transmits 671. 13s. 7d.; St. Kitts, 1441. 4s. 9d. ; the Falkland Islands, 271. 10s. ; sad Trinidad wadi a second remittance, 1471. 6s. ed. Independent of this mate rial aid, it is gratifying to observe the tone of feeling is which all dares in these remote dependenche appear to have responded to the appeal made to their sympathies from the centrsi committee. All classes have 00-opessted, and it is mentioned in • latter from Turks' Island, as worthy of remark, that a small detachment of the let West India Regiment, stationed there, under Lieutenant Stricken, have contributed one day's pay. DEPUTATION OF CORONERS TO THE HOME Szcarrazr.—Yasterday afternoon • very numerous depu tation of members o i l :d sr o tansent and coroners waited upon the Bight Han. S. W The deputation included Earl Grosvenor, M.P., H. 'Vane, M.P., Mr. Cobbett. M.P., Mr. Sadism, M.P., Mr. Wakloy, Mr. Baker, Mr. Cutter, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Knuckles, and edam evens from different parts of the country. Mr. Cabbage, M.P introduced the deputstion, and stated that in tits Wer birc *of Yoeicshire the magistreass bad to • great attest the adios of coroner. In INK a committee of the Home of Common' sat, but were prevented from completing their irk by a dissolu tion of parliament. Mr. Cartier, Mr. Phillip_ and other gentlemen having spoken on the mess subject, Mr. Walpole admitted the state of the law to be bad, and mid he would recommend the re-sppointment of the committee, and give it every support. The deputation then withdrew. AN AWKWARD RF.COGNITION.—A pretty young woman named Bourguhrnon, representing - herse to be • singer M • café, was on Saturday tried by the Tribunal of Correctional Police, Pali! ' on the charge of swindling. A hard-featured matron of the name of Gobet made a sluts meat to the following effect —Three months ago she sent out hor husband to take bar dog, Loulon, for • walk, but he returned without the dog, and said that It had run away. Gobet immediately had placards stuck up, casings re ward of Mfr. for its recovery, and, in a few boars, the animal was brought to her by an old woman, who received the mossy. A few days sitar she again sat M. Go be t oat with W dog, but he once more returned without It. She an had Pseuds printed, offering 30tr. reward, and the anal was brought back to har. A third time the animal disappeared, bat Madame Gobet would not give more mosey; but in a day or two it wits conveyed M bar bongs by some person unknown. Some little time after she resolved to take M. Gobet and the dog on • trip to Asnieres; and, whihd waiting in the railway station at Paris for the departure of the trsin, dm perceived that the dog jumped on and rammed a dashingly-dressed young woman. This latter seemed confused at the sninud's notice, and Madams Oohed noticed that her husband was also somewhat die concerted. As the dog continued its caresses, the young woman cried out, "Get down, Loulou l" On this the sus- picion flashed soros. Madame Gobst's mind, " Since that creature knows Loulon, my husband knows her too l" Madame Gobet immediately instituted an investi gation, and, to bar intense Indignation, she dis covered that her husband had had en intrigue with the young woman, and that they had planned between them to detain the dog, in order to extort money from her She at once had the young woman arrested, and would have wreaked her vengeance on her husband, had he not, in ter- mr, fled to Italy. The prisoner frankly admitted that des had received the visits of M. Gobet, and that he, not being I allowed =may by his wife, had, to recompense her, left her the dog, In order that she might get • reward from Mom. Gast for its restitution. The tribunal decided that, under the eirearestinees, no swindling had been c'oddlidAdt and ordered the yoog woman to be discharged ; the president gave bar a elms COOKING • Daaata..—A correspondent at Mar seilles writes to the —" The prolific play-writer, M. Alexandre Dusan is now residing hese, to super totmd ths preihiction of • new drams, La Gerdes Pearlier* which he has just written, and which le to be acted for the Brat time on Monday nmt. This drama, as I am credibly informed—rspetvental to be One of the beet of that writers genius—was composed and completed in the very short space of time of four times twenty-four hours; having barn connemold on Monday, Feb. 22, and finished early on the following Thurs day. M. Dumas forestalled the completion of the drama by one day, as be bed entered into au comment with the abettor of the theatre to write It in five days. My on whose lestlassny I eau implicitly rely ' mimed e l e cilimill itbst tea be bed net hem an eye -wituses he could not have believed It poselide for tits most gifted writer to compose so rapidly and oiler such circumstances. My friend found M. Dames, in composing the drama, seated be tween his suretery sad copying clerk, to either of whom he altamately turned, to indite, or to look over the M 88.; while, at the same time, them ware from eight to tan peseta in the spartmeat, with whom tie writer dewed actively into conversation. But what astonished my inform at moat was, to find that, as the dinner hoer sprethed. K. Humes, stripping to his shirt-sleeves, enter ed the kitchen, end, handling the nuserefee with the skill of • prokesed with his own bands that all-important re past. I am toldthat it is • habit with M. Dumas that when his mind is inteesely engaged in seedy, he takes for • short time to the hums of the kitchen by way of reoreation." MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two &Moot. The funds remain decidedly firmer, and a farther improvement of about 1-16 per cent. has been es tablished this morning. Business is very limited throughout the Stack Exchange, but the general tendency is more favourable. Consols are firm, at 97 for money, and 97 to for the Bth April. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at Ns. to 38$. prem., showing a further re duction of Is. ; Exchequer Bonds (falling payable in May, 1868), at 99i; ditto, in May, 1869, at 1011 to um ; and India Bonds, at 245. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. remain quoted 1011 to 1. Peruvian and Brazilian Bonds continue in demand, with an upward tendency. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1011; Peruvian Pour and-a•Half per Cents. for account (29th March), 811 to 82, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., for &moan t, bB# ; Russian Four-and-a-lialf per Cents., 100 to 1001; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44k; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 261; the Committee's Certificates, 4/ ; Turkish Six per Cents. for account (March 29), 1011 to 1011. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 85c. for the account, and at , half-past one o'clock were quoted 69fr. 80c. The latter quotation shows a decline of about j per cent. compared with the closing price of yesterday, but the Bonne is described as rather animated." Eastern of Francs Railway shares opened this morning at 695 fr.; Northern, at 960 fr. ; Paris and Lyons at 836 fr. ; Lombardo Venetian at 625 fr. ; and Southern of France at 552 f. At Madrid yesterday (Monday) the Three per Cents. were quoted 39.20, and the Deferred, 27.16. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 172,0001., including 92,0001. in bars and 80,0001. in Russian coin. The total ascertained to have been sent in since the date of the last return is thus raised to 622,00 W., and the aggregate held must amount to 181 millions. In the discount market yesterday there was a fair demand for money, 21 to 21 per cent 4 being the current rates for first class bills. At the Bank there were merely a few applications from regular customers. Various rumours are circulated relative to the coming loan, but are destitute of official warranty. According to one, the loan will be mimed in 4 per cent. debentures, repayable in live years, and to be issued at par; and the intervention of a contractor will not be invited. The specie and bullion brought by the steamer La Plata were delivered yesterday. The bar silver was sold (a portion for the East and the rest for the Continent) at 6s. led. per ounce, showing no altera tion in price. Of the 96,0001. in gold, a portion has been taken for the Continent, and the residue is expected to be also sent away. The wheat market yesterday was heavy, at a de cline of Is. to 2s. per quarter from last Monday's rates. We are informed that, since the receipt of the late discouraging advices from the ICooria Mooria Islands, the demand for Peruvian guano has con siderably increased. Many persons seem to have deferred supplying themselves, in the vain hope that a blow was about to be given to the Peruvian monopoly. The change in the weather has already caused a recovery in the traffic of some of the southern rail ways. The South Eastern Railway traffic return presents a decrease of only 3571., and the Brighton a decrease of only 1221., compared with the cor responding week of last year. The steamer Wye arrived at Malta, from Mar seilles, on the 20th inst., with the London mail for Australia of the 18th inst. The Tamar, from South ampton, with the heavy portion of these mails, arrived on the same day, and left on the following day for Alexandria. The Malabar, with the mail for Bombay of the llth inst., also reached Malta on the 21st. The But India Company have taken up the European and American Steam Company's vessel Golden Fleece for the conveyance of 980 men from England to Calcutta, and the steamer Melbourne for the conveyance of 400 men to Calcutta and Madras. The ships Friar Tuck, Maggie, and North Wind have arrived from China, and bring a total of 1,760,700 lbs. of tea and 776 bales of silk. An agreement has lately been come to to transfer the business of the Asylum Life Office to the London Assurance Corporation—a negotiation which could not be concluded until the nnfortun►te shareholders of the Asylum had made up an enormous sum of money. Considering the disastrous recollection which they will ever entertain of their connexion with the undertaking, the shareholders have had their equanimity disturbed at learning that the " high sense " entertained of the " long continued and very valuable services" of the chairman of the Asylum," Mr. J. C. Whiteman, is to be marked by the getting up of a testimonial, in the shape of a piece of plate. The 61. shares in the Royal Swedish Railway Company, which suffered so severely by the frauds and forgeries of John oadleir,were yesterday dealt in at 7s. 6d. each. The annual meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is to be held on the 23rd April. The adjourned seventh annual meeting of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company is to be held on the 31st instant. The half-yearly interest is advertised on the shares of the Geelong and Melbourne Railway Company. The Master of the Rolls, who is charged with the winding up of the " Commercial and General Life Assurance, Annuity, Family Endowment and Loan Association," proposes on 24th inst. to make a further call of 71. ed. per share on the contribu tories. 310ICDAT Pending the announcement of the Indian Loan, which is daily expected, Stock Exchange business continues partially suspended. The immediate tendency, towever, is favourable, owing to the steady rise on the Paris Bourse, coupled with the rapid accumulation of gold. The fonds closed to-day with firmness, and about 1-16 per cent. higher than on Saturday. In some of the other departments of the Stock Exchange rather higher prices were like wise established. English railway stocks partici pated in the more favourable tendency, the late fall, coupled with the hope of an improvement in the traffic, inducing purchases. - Consols, which closed on Saturday! . at IN to 97 for the Bth April, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 97, " buyers," in the afternoon, and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange exactly 97. For money the last price was 97 " sellers." After the close of the house, the market was firmer at 97, " buyers," for April. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 981, 981; ditto, for account (Bth April), 981, 97 ; India stock (shut), 220 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1858, 991 ; ditto, May, 1859, 1001, 1014, 101, 1014 Exchequer Bills remain quoted 365. to 395. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 23a. to 295. prem. The Exchequer Bonds, which fall payable in May, 1859, were marked as high as 1011. Scarcely any variation took place in foreign stocks. Turkish Six per Cents. closed the same aa on Saturday, at 1014 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were rather more inquired for, and left off at 104 to 1. Peruvian Bonds continue in some re quest. Brazilian Four-and-a-1141f per Cents. were marked 101. Bank shares to-day were quiet, with little obange in prices. Those of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were more inquired for. Agra and United Service Bank were officially marked Sit CLondon ((601. paid). Miscellaneous securities were dull. Dockstock was markedlo4h. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Little business is going forward this morning I. home mining stocks, and prima are generally quoted the same as yesterday. Alfred Consols shares have met with some inquiry, and are marked 12 end In. These are the only prices officially reported in the Stock Exchange. Linares and Fortuna Mining shares continue is demand ; the latter are marked par and rem. The shares of the Pontgiband Silver Lead Mining and Smelting Company have been dealt in at S. It will have been noticed that during the last tin or three days no list of prices has been honed from the " Mining Exchange." Yesterday the list has re appeared, and will be found below. We are sorry to have to remark, however, that little reliance is to be placed on the prices quoted in that establishment. The dealers, with little or no check, may " mark" what prices they please; for the original rules of the "Exchange" are disregarded, in the absence of an organised committee charged to enforce their ob servance. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the !dining Exchaltaern Eld , 4 4,1. 6. 7. I% 6G; La) Bertha, Linares, 9 ; North doba i t, ; y s. • s m a. ridp Console, II ; Wheal Paiword, *, 213; 'Wheal OrenvMa, 29a., 30a.. 32a. ; Whoa] Horrid , 1 95., ~ 200., Mk a; Whoa Mary Ann, 42,43, 44 ; Whoa Sydney, 270• 69. Linares Mining shares rose about bs., and Pont gibatid 10s. The settlement of the lid of contributed*. et the Wheal Mks Nu n Com MU 1. to be proceeded with bk the Muter of the lens ea the 10th spell. At Wheal Boller • dl Mood and boats of 104 per than 11,68041 wee declared on the kith Wm. The Tele of Mao litotes Compeer declared • drldrod of SO. puttees 11 .f 601.1 on the ISth hoc At th e Craddock Moor Slice media& bald on the nth Inst., a Mei dead of Ta per elate 1.369..1 eat &schizo& MONDAY Byname. A fair amount of business was done to-day in the mining market ; but, except as regards South Wheal 'Prances and Alfred Consols shares, which exhibit an upward tendency, flatness generally prevailed. Par Consols, Wheal Edward, and West Basset shares, amongst others, have given way. Some at the closing quotations are annexed, viz. s—Alfred Console, 12 to 13; Par Console, 18 to 19; Wheal Edward, 7 to 7; ; East Rosewarne, 16e. to 1711. Wheal Grenville, 28s. to 30s. ; Carn Brea, 48 to 60; Providence Mines, 70 to 73; Wheal Sydney, 275.111. to 30e. ; and Dale Mines, 1 to lt. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOUSE. JAN If Gawp was hiongll3eioftTthe Lord Mayor, charged with having stolen several of the fixtures of an =- inhabited house. Joeeph Smith, plumber, said—l am employed by Mr. Nutt of Fish-street-hill, who lived up to Saturday last In Beet cheap, but left the house that day untenanted. Before I het the house on that day, at 6 o'clock, I saw the articles safe there, and at a =sr= to seven next morning rw e t! the house agate. and found the privat e door was looked with two locks, and just as I was turning away to get the second key I saw the prisoner come out at the shop door, and I said him what he wee doing there. He said a labourer had given him a key to go in. I took the pi-weer to our present ything shop, and asked my labourer whether he knew an of him, but the reply was In the negative, end I then gave the prim= into custody. In his possession ware found twenty door man eleven roses, and a braes key belonging to the tap of the boiler. I went to the house with the officer and we food there several articles disturbed which had beat eats on Saturday night. The gee-piping had also bent oat from the premises. The prisoner most have heard me tryleg the key in the lock of the private door when he was Inside the house. I found that the door nobs sad roses had been removed from the doors. Tnw, if,: rid lo had taken the articles from the pri soner, and described the condition in which he had found the Tt e e " prwor said he would reserve his defence for the Can4ai Criminal Court. He was then committed for Richard (Irwin, charged with haring robbed a gentleman of his watch on Dyer's-wharf, was finally ex The solicitor for the prisoner submitted to the Lord Mayor, that as them was no evidenos to show that his comet had been ever aceased Wore, and it was the practice of magistrates to deal leniently with Ent oilmosa, a merle tint at the preset moment might sandy the sods of jamios. Tee c oed Mayor—l shall commit him for trial, and cannot be iodated to decide summarily in a cede of highway robbery. Committed for trial. 017 ILDHALL WZOLIPALI YZAUDA. Aar Sitteksir. .Iles ed it ILA, wee brought up as reseed Were Aldermen charged with oaring • forged cheek with heist le Mears Brett, of Hol born-1a He wee ehe charged with obtaining goods under fehe prises of the aim Inn. _ _ • ignitions allemisd h;e7he Trade Protection Society le an haat el MINIM lb" end shied OM tim yrlecaer@ nee was Smart, end art ho bed an • throw wombs sthaeled the nodes elks Trade POMO= lissistr, and the meek wee • leembmal lemeheement. At the bet eneselestith, the sedum In the sea of Nutt and Co., tar two seam of elm baths esa, of use de vie, I sad Ave "Mem of Bad& broody, were prednewl end reed. Jahn ideate—l sea • einem in Wirema. Bretga sad ea the Ma et I took two beers of nine tattles seek of ma de vie, sad a gullies Weasel British lareedy, to 6, New Church-rod, Camberwell, het I could not Ind lb. Huh at the hoes, nor anywhere else in the street. While I wee looking about, the primmer ewes op to ass sad eased U I bed mans geode ler his; wed wpm my Th bed seam hr Mb. Leh, be mit it mil toil me in go whit Wm to the Li em erik ".. he meal labs asen ie. I Vag with bin le Hes. I, and be adierwarde leek nod lo a yobbo homes at the emir of the sheet es pay me. Ha embed ese ifl had Amp dm • amp& I mid I had not, sad be then gave as. the arrow peiand for W. 14s. 74., drawn open the Dorking Brim& of the Landau end C Desk, sad dried *J. P. Grant." I mid r a Z arm like the writhe simmer, and Oast I would rather have cos out of • maw book like the Beak of Ragbag cheque beim. He then &mewl u s e o l d chine, end asked no that wee the Had I He cz:writheawls. end mid we maid miss it ear beakers. Irbil I Ira mow Ides be mid his seas wee Beak; hat be AU net ellinnertis tell me who Great ems. When be pre me the &some, be mid he woad all we Mears. Brett fu the balance ever and ahem ti. 16e., as jabs ef tbe geode delivered. Mr. Ges. Gel* esid—l See la the Pork-road, Gahm I an • chit ln the Imedes sod County Bank, Lomberd-strest. Ide not knew tha Omer. I know the writing upo the asps pears& dined John Stuart." who taasmd j hart OM ONININg at me beam. I have seen the writing many times, toed know_the eseme perhetly well. From my kacewbdge of Mr. names wade. I should say the cheque alpha w J. P. Orem," to hie sad-writing. Stuarge scooted wee demi we yews bask. Webs,. no customer, that I am awes of, to the eame of J. P. Grant. The other chemise =aam anew which have been drawn by John wed taloa —n-&Alarms Bews—leit anderstand what you areaiming Is pews him Is the primmer the John Stuart referred to ? Xr. Magda (the eltisf awk)—That is what I am informed they=illem shah& Minis mid—l en clerk in the *emit of the Leaden and Osenty Bank et Harbor, and during the ein yaws I have been there no person of the sense of J. P. hare bee bed any amount with us, and no such person bee embed in blew the neighbourhood to my knowledge. Ido net the Clinries=ll—l limas 30, Addington-plaoe, Camber well. I knew ihe Omer et the her by the name of Stuart. I hove bed deabp with bin to that name. I have known him sheet beer sesembe, bat net homy other name. He bought seem mama duo sad paid as with a cheque, which I mama ihr him. Hama =TIM would be another awe spinet the pal mate, if pm tato. Mrs. Vittoria Margaret Birnie said—l live at Windsor Cottage, which wee formerly No. 6, New Church-road. Cemberwell. I know the prisoner at the bar by the name of , Nash. He lodged at my house ten days about six wreks I ago. Es took the lodgings and paid a week in advance, sad kik without notice, goyim he would he back is breakfast, but he never returned. The carman Adams brought the good. on the day before the prisoner left. Adams left • stone bottle end two cases, and after he had gone the prisoner asked permission to let the goods stand In the ball for a short time, and In about a quarter of ea hour he Margot with a oart sad took them away. Edward Fennell said—l am a detective officer la the Cl face. I apprehended the prisoner on the 16th of this month at Liverpool-Meet, Kistes-crose. I found him by tracing some goods there, where be was passing by the name of James Sinclair. I told him I was an officer, and mated kite for obtaining goods of Messrs. Brett, of Holborn-hill, and paying with a forged cheque. I found two cheques on the chewers in the room and 32 other caredled q drawn on different beaks in various names =es! , I also found upon him the invoice of Brett's goods. Mr. Martin—Did you and any money on him? Puma—A counterfeit sixpence (Laughter.) .11i Haggett, a detective officer said—l wee with Fmti whim the primmer was arrested, and searched the room I bond the two caw and the bottles in which the brandy from Mom. Brett had IMO packed. Mr. Henry Richard Brett—The cheque signed "J. P. Grant" has never been paid ; neither has the prisoner called fur the balance. TG so licitor so for the prosecution said—That is the whole of this .sise, sir. PTi;oner 2 —itihall reserve my defence. Alderman Rose than committed the prisoner for trial. SOUTHWARK. ItORNERT ♦T ♦ PCIILIC-HOUSA. . Joasyat Needle, • middle-aged man was brought before Mr. Butchers for deal examination, cha rged ' with being con cerned with two others, net in custody, in stealing a till con taining W. in gold and silver. from the William the Fourth tavern, &. Andrew's-road, Horeemongtr-lane, the property of Mr. Joseph Tilley, the landlord. Mr. Solomon prosecuted, and Mr. Lewis, jun., defended I Tilley, the wife of the prosecutor, said that ma the evening of Monday, the 15th instant, her husband was out on Seeming badness, keying her fa charge of the bar. The prisoner and three others were .1 front of the bar drin kin g far threw home. About a quarter to nine, while they were there, she had oc casion to go into the public parlour. The till was safe then, and contained about 91. in gold and silver. The prisoner followed her to the parlour and went to the gas to Light his pipe. On her return to the bar the other men were gone, and the till and contents. She immediately detained the prisoner, and told him his friends had robbed her, when he replied the they were no friends of his. She then seat kw poles= for a constable and gave him into custody. Mr. Burcham mated her how long she wee away from the br ? She replied not a impute. She wee positive that the primmer saw the till taken sod that he maimed at the mbbef tewirMr. , for the defence, contended that his client knew of the robbery. Hs certainly had been drinking In roroft the bar, but it was with his ta ut e? and another ma, who lett about eight o'clock. lie knew nothing of the men who left at nine o'clock. He called Mr. Batchelor, a metal dealer of St. Andretee-road, who said that the prisoner had worked for him 18 months, and he wes always an honest man. Witness wee in Mr. Tilley's from 7to 8 and he left him at the Mir. He did not think him at all likely to commit or wilt in committing a robbery. Mr. o:chant said the case was of such grim suspicion that he hit hood to commit him for trial. ozzAr LANDSLIP NEAR W'HITBE WHITBY. MONDAY. There has been an immense landslip this morning, end the worts of the Victoria Iron and Cement Work. Company (limited), at Reat,ll6, Ranswick, Dew Whitby, in totally destroyed. At three this (Moodily) morning, the watchman on the premises beard • subtstraneen rambling, and saes the alarm. Other ofil.:swe orris/a in time to see the engine hones chimney fall. The furnaces and other buildings followed. The whole site moue about as acre, sad half of it bodily walk. Happily then was so perm& Jujuy; bet the lea, It le supposed, will amount to 16,000 i. Above 100 bands are throws oat of amployavest. 114: . ;!: . 1 ***** • In* deka. Ps de. Ohba, WOlifthr" e& • &oaten sad Deed Mesa Ta Vale ....... ...... Vale et Nola Welders bad WaSerfset art We* Oseaveld... . W. laded taakelefilift: De. • tea as OvVlll rdir 111111119/1 I &aye.. s 111• Witt. r, Do. ter Fr awl O. Clamant of hums 3 pin. 11•Clgraird.. De.lasimberitgaraa De. bord at ........ =Vermin 1 pat Gomm 17w& Lress WI Mel& I yr De. speraws... . . Illathaw Fransi 1A . lia;doine)4pm Da flaw rand Pada sad Lyoo4 wawa Da Pea 3 per OWL ... Iliaal IhredFli I paessal . gnaw. of Tadao! prat 'law famaaa pas& 111. W. of law 3 aa ask elf leaod. Oak Waal. Ansa% all Ora. ark el leak Aesleals.eal • •••• • tes.OLLllal. a rc I " n WW oeft • 1 : aa. Prow. el =...me De.io a;:ig ' am Goma WNW Carat Met Oa.— poles et - ii A"' RT. nu Ilit 111 JOIN? STOCK BANTA i Si 1 In 41 iv I II SS 0 iii 51 lei Ili U 1 i is ORDINARY MAR= AND MORI. if ki 16 lum 48 0 76 TO 12 114 it If Mi Ihi 11 11 COMMERCIAL AND HAREMS LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.-THIS DAY (By 111T1111 AND IRISH x•oxirric TILIONANIL) (P 101( OUR OWN COIIII4PONDENT) Corn market opened dull. Wheat Ids Graft, closing with ld. decline and limited bdrr. Flog quiet at merlons rotor. Egyptian beans in fair denial. Indian Corn slow at sixpalue decline. Oats, oatmeal, and barley, little doing at retail rates. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Bnoon.-TheriMketrta:oP;ned with a steady appearance, and the public sales are progressing, without showing any material alteration in prices. Refined lumps, Me. to 665. Comm.—The public sales are going off steadily. Ttu.—The letters from China were delivered this morning. Ihipments to date from China are mated to be about 8,000,000 lbs. less than at the corresponding period last year. Our market is firm, and the trade buy with confidence of qualities suited to their demand, but we have not yet any LunaticGoys to to-day in Common congon. Rica.-9,000 bags report of Bengal were offered, and about half odd, chiefly at Bs., which scarcely supported previous rates. Rtes.—The market is steady. flatvrants.—The doomed continues limited. Corros.-700 bales sold at id. advance. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARICET.—THIS DAT. The aterket is steady. Town tallow is quoted 63e. 36. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C.. on the spot, 665. ; Yank 63a.; April to Jura, 63a. 9d. ; Oa. to Dec., 625. 9d. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade wlthont altandioti Prim; rasadow hay, 68e. to 72a.; superior do., 76a. to 86a.; inferior do., 60s. to 600. ; rowan, 60a. to 60e. ; clover, 80a. to 100 e. ; aeoond cat, 70a. to 88e. , straw, Me. to 30e. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (HT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) NORTHAMPTON MEETING-THIS DAY. TRIAL STAKES. One mile. Fisherman and Huntingdon are here. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. Two miles. Fishermen, Odd Trick, Eerier Zee, Leodamia, Cotswold, Borderer, Cockatoo, Tame Dem, M. Dobler, Bay Hilton, Sichwtts, Queen Bess, Costrel, Yorkshireman, Nougat, Worcester, Lord Stately, Night Ranger. Sooth sayer, Pensioner, Admiralty, Little Treasure, Garnish, Commomiae, Misty Morn, end Wonvermans are here. PAID FOlLFElT.—Packills, St. Giles, Ap a thy. NENE STAKES. AD seven are here. WHITTLEBURY STAKES. Three-quarters of a mde. Costrel, Eurydice, Leontes, Lord Stately, Dumfries, Sento bisr, Bangs, Vigo, Commodore, Thames, Pauline, and Wo , man in Black are here. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Fourteen hones 'Wired. EARL OF SPENCRI . B (EON TO-NORROW). - All the horses accepting have arrived, bar The Prince, Delusion, Today, and Cawood. OTHER ARRll'ALS.—Kelpie, Wink&ld, New Brighton, Kestrel, Queen of the South, Barbarity, War Sold, Admirst Lyons, Sorcerer, Prince's Mixture, Glenloos colt, Merryman, FUROR Itiss Pinch, King at Anna, Ma rsala, Backgammon, Pilgrim, Stoc.kham, 'Vigo, Columbine, Belie, Fatty Queen. Lavern* Cornboro', Broadlands, Chaperone, Gunboat, Lord Belem. Vrow, Brother to Far thingale, Lord Berkeley, Badsworth, Yeller Gal, Orchehlll, Barry Stanley, &thou, Lilydale, July, Magnus Troll, Miss Waters, Queenstown, and Northampton. BETTING THIS 1101141ING. 6 to 1 opt Odd Trick 10 to 1 Loodamis 11 to 1 Wouvormaas 14 to 1 Woroestar 14 W 1 Taoto Dow 16 to 1 YLt7 Morn 25 to 1 !Nehru, 30 to 1 Com Vary lift= DEATH OF THE EARL OF RANFVELY.—We regret to announce the demise of the Earl of Easterly, who expired at 8 o'clock on Sunday evening, at Dungannon Park. Ty rone, after a lengthened illness. 'Duda:eased Thome Knox. sound Earl of Easterly, Viscount Northland, and Baron Welles, all of Dungannon, county Tyrone, In the peerage of Ireland ; sod Baron &utterly of Ramphorlie, county Ren frew, in that of the United Kingdom, wee eldest son of Thomas, first earl, by his marriage with the Hon. Diana Jane Pery, eldest daughter and co-heir of Edmund Sexton Viscount Pery. He was born April 19, 1786, and married Feb. 28, 1816, Mary Juliana, eldest daughter of the late Hon. and Rev. William Stuart, Archbishop of Armagh, by whom ' who survives hie lordship. he leaves a numerous family. The late earl for several years before his nucession to the earldom sat iu the House of Commons for the borough of Dungannon. The late peer succeeded to the family humus in April, 1840. Dis eldest son. Viscount Northland, succeeds to the earldom end Mates In Ireland. He was born Nov. 13, 1816, and married in 1848 Mims Elmhigton, eldest daughter of the late Mr. hues Eimington, of Bi onthead Hall , Yorkshire. He represented Dungannon in the House of Commons from Jame, 1838, to Jan., 1861. Numerous families of distinction are placed in mourning by tho demise ef the earl. ROYAL INFIRMARY FOR CHEST DISEASE, CIT SOAD.—The report of this institution, juat leaned, elates that sines the commencement of the year 1867 more than 3,000 of the poor of this metropolis afflicted with consump tion, asthma, hurt deem, and other distressing and fatal affections of the chest, have been received as pease* of which number a large prop ortion have been cured and re stared to their families, so d about 600 are still on the books Of the infirmary under medical treatment. The aggregate number of those who have shared the advantages of the in stitution since Re formation in 1814 now emuunts to upwards of 60,000. The report concludes by appealing to the friends of the poor for hiereand supt. MIDLAND GREAT WESTERN (or lISEI.AND) Rattwar.—l'be report to be submitted to the next halt. yeerly meeting states that the total income from the twee , porated milway and canal ti 86,3631, 13e. 4d.; total disburse mints, 64,2671. 6s. 611, ; net met for the lialf-year, 31,1061. 7s. 11d., whisk, with 3,7621. Os. 3d., sexPlettr° last half•year, leaves disposable 34,8884 9 •• frcal amount the directors people that a dividend at the rate o See per cent. per annum, free of income-tax, amounting i n come-tax, to 30.2301. 12a. Od., shall be paid on the capitol of the company, sad the surplus of 4,6271. 17.. 6d. be carried to the t the next half-yeses account. Loala alaslaollo. . 10 It Ammar Agrkol. 0 SI ft I =let= 2 " " IkelloWalorweeta " all 1 3 - 1 44 11811. 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