The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-30 00:00:00

room ? lag that be thi Few la Li; ',aim of ri to me of a, aad saki )( the piaci nil? minas '• shop bee* r like thne I and oat al la o.w. kW who yo. ril JOIN. grr. Ima ml Omer to moiled three rent I mit bey heed et semis bie nom& dm, ye my modem ids teat I Not ee oboe lest M abort/ea end • beck mom beA tl u the loadin, owe Irak. kft the bowie met tos."l of the V. we lotion to the --- - - /(7.1114 ewe r ll‘ed is it I 111112.1 y rights three o clock. ..ut the whole the host wait, aildiag on the • ee found the man of the re were two dist It - and bad esoliag th. and I found a east red. We WI 'him. %Vs .6ltimo under . Smith,'. thsy lay with their take bold al bodies utea part four of them , the rta 00, which his trousers ha was la took plies. Nu one called The win me. The treat Itorand by the to Arad lognele thia ere from Ltation. s policeman at The refSectioa ten , ion. - • •-• ~¢, ,u uction of rood the door, .t half•paat 3. Le first alarm ,ut 4 quarter .rrora. as 1 Ole fourth Hare you ao7 winding at the wril..treet. It 11.‘e it wu No. I I turned round ip to the house. lower pert of that I could liately sprang window above. ow on the fleet rid directly over one. I heard ad no sooner ooped my head nrcely done ea he tell on my him up; he mother window, • telimis We. 13.1111 ed Cowell hildren. There not ..at safely. time. I (sabot ed. l'uliet••••• to caw* Lamar rattles togethlw. wale, bat sit d Soot widows 111. I lIIIW MO .b.• wood yip. sed abost Ihe out .hve. It uch cejise was yr at tbm Tbf• w be 'brae, the leer • part ef ,• eery wbo pt ‘1,.,r I comid ..n attracted duo* valuate, • gush of Or% layetly 144 PIN assoyea b 7 top to the twat ism* Arr.iosa. Wlts id it moil bol be mrsoo•ris. It me :harp of it west twelve minims dleterewi of the ibelleressegsr be lower part of oing to the fee eel. Bloomsbury, fin op node, er half-peat two vwder The erg rre tom qlteseous. just retursed .Mist about tire heard the alarm. ise hieratic .ad don't think an* wee coming ore en greet at lase for setts the Older of and ths door. „ pro or sot. I Ito-) were mills. old arm gut frinekhl k of that triable .bury, bon nos 114 i h leg risitird intwodublii for • arm appiaTed, Tuella mem Mr. u twood t.ur minutes miter kw the bead put rm.". 1 west up Igoe flat 7: come In. doe's sitli ▪ ranted in at the n came down lear' a roof sad calm cm me, ned be came rem. Ile bad dia. Gll into ray S' 't pet • da. • befo,• =I en ilmawea 4 °N M a people mit the &ergs 4 It viatica, 1 over the MA by A door, tyro 2 the /root RA • unall Auiss you Fer — oca — dsvo, whet ddapdated il MO Met, weed le go up. I amid to hirn, "My boy, yo!' imn't Ihre IV there; be me Awe your gobt e Hsi. _lke Num ego he met have shared the of Go ewer Pligiu. the IMMO wilmi So high. When the dre amer me% we weekl we the Ire gales up through the roof. Thepeer two who Winged wt was left lying in front of this Im• it was • *heehaw might, ha the police did not move hie de; ern dee, eed whew they did It was wily Ittle ;way. !Ms the police came, we were en tithe' away, to let the Irma work. and I west sod Pa s comt• wwilalleg opposite. Ime the frost of the hmass , sad I WWI to the tinnee sad Amman to leek se& y I 4tdsoft WI is. Flail the dee mope lathed is den ell aught hare been sasof, or had the halm we had bees lase enough I eheeld have got tato the meaty deer. The sides of the ladder were ao hot while we wets ming It tket I could hardly keepk my b an d s to i t. Joint lastwood retitled lest Saturday at 20, Gilbert streak sad sow at 42, Museum -street. lam siter. 1 eseeped trove the house when it was on fire on twees tog. I occupied the tw o rooms on the gut doer; beak end trout ream under the rooms occupied by the It a d s. NIL wits woks ate in bed, and mid, "Hark Jolt, there's a row: what's that cracking melee Whim I had l imed my eyes, I said " Dear ssa, the plass le go eeethe: W. slept in the back rams. My wile, my- Zir t cos child were in tbo bark room, sad my two ether in the front rom. I jumped oat of bed, epeowd the door between the two rooms, and saw the relleetita be Cellbort-street. [The Writ was proondlag whet w vest Is paw] THE POLICE COURTS. 11118 DAY. ••-•••••.• OIIILDBAIL. ell• 111011 Or ARSON. Mr. Mims Henry flirkes, a wholesale 'untie mann benne sad eatiliter, ci JB, Meekwell-strest, City, was iambi op Wore Mamma Hale for ?anther examination gen the shartre of wiHall 7 mar , aid r t w a i ow d y samegg dm to hi , premiere with intent to ad the West minster The lama ,nos C , ropeak, to whose Moe he was benred to the an.onnt of 1,000000!!. Mr. Humphreys attended se helm att behalf of the West minster Isiuracre-utlke, and Mr. Sleigh appeared for the primmer. It sow s red that the pairy r-uld not be f oun d, an d bee some cted eviden es ce with red to the tantrums having effe tak. Mr. Sleigh e.i I the prisoner waa tallow that a searching iemengstios should be m a d e . Aldermaa Hair—The evideore in this case Is so conclusive is y mad, the I het no hesitation in committing the psi ewe for trial upm this charge. ~- - WORSHIP-STREET. attrorti 01:TKAUS. litterd $104,1 , 0. a house painter, was charged before Mr. D'Emoourt with violently assaulting Eliza Porter, a young woods who refused to give evidence against him. Sergeeat salwin, BN, stated that fro m , ird oem ik s abrad him, about twelve o'clock last night, he proceeded In k lif i routh-terrace, Hackney- roa d, w h ere ho saw • sitting on the steps of • door. She appeared in great agony and, in reply t o M a mmetioas, said • young man had .track or kicked her in the Lomas, and that he had gone to hi. home &crone the way, where a beam plate was on the doer. Wiener having men her conveyed to the workhocure, and ascertained that she duly impeded to be confined. and believing her to be in danger, thought it his duty te ap prehend the offender, and therefore at MOO pro. mealed to the b.uoi the sufferer had indicated, wham he bead the peisona in bed. Oa chargin g him with the u mia k he said, " I know nothi ng a b ou t i t , but When gmatissed by his mother what woman was alluded In 1 " Ob, it's that Elite." He positively ret ar d to aye a t dram, end was .- .nveyed to the station with ifilleuity. Another MOM ells deposed to having cant AD primmer end the Isaiah together shortly before 12 &CIS* SIP to • scream shortly afterwards, and ending the same= lying on the p "round in Werrionth-terracts, when she said He ha. kicked me in the stomach." Mr. Eyttroort endeavoured to elicit most statement flvm the sneerer who set by the dock manifestly in agony. She persisted however, in silence, or else a kiat denial of the pusher harne assaulted her and the worthy magistrate directed her to le conveyed bi:ck to the workhoum, when *ritual advice and instruction might be afforded, as alms dearly was ignorant or careless of the value of en oath. The prisoner was remanded. C LEHR ENWELL. tut tct.TA UPON CONSTABLES. • rough, powerfully-built fellow, who has before been in melody for violnt assaults upon the police, and who gave the name .4 ni".4 Bat kat, • bricklayer's labourer wee placed at the her before Mr. Come, on remand, charged with ,mmi , ting a series of murderous amanita upon the police, whereby Bolden, 470 N, and Harvey, 410 N, have been disabled from duty. The prisoner, in defame said, he was very sorry for what had occurred ; but the fact wm, that when be got • drop to drink, having *boat ten years since received a very severe at as his head, he was mad, and unconscious of what he woe doing. Mr. Carrie said that the plea of drunkennees could not be olbwal as aa emus, for kn.. king the constables about, sad Injuring and preventing them from doing their duty. If the wooed which he had received caused hint to loos hie saws that wm a mason why be should leave off drinking. Re shield dos the defendant 40s. for each usealt, or in default ef payment two calendar months' imprisonment. The primmer. who said he had • wife and large family to support and therefore could not pay the money, was than 'moored. WANDSWORTII. •TTF.4I"T TO ROB .1 DWXLLING Itot ire Joh. Bahr:e respectably-dressed man, about 35 years of go, sad a y oung teen who gave the came of ?homer Janolowa ware brought before Mr. Ingham, charged ender the following eiegular • ircumettnces It appe•red from the evidence, that between twelve and see tickick on Tuesday, the 23rd inst., Margaret Sher, a rang woman in the *orrice of a gentlemen named Pearson, read* et No. 1, Claremont-terrace, Wandsworth-road, rettemed home with the baby, when her miMresa Yid he, that she thought she heard footeteps on ea WA% Upon going up with the child's things, fles mment woe alarmed at seeing the prisoner Jaws reek doevnetaire, leap through the - lending window, 4110011 W4O epee, on to • water deem outside. It sppeared Ilse when she first returned home rho ea. Baker standing by the wall nuterseath the cistern and Betting Bp at her maser's window. Other witness. mew Jobt• in leap from lbe w e t end r i deng so he fell down. He then run down • e the of the houm, and elm ran round after Stop thief." Baker, wbo was in the mews, eippeered to mak on attempt to stop Johnson, but he was beard to my ' . Cut away, cut away.' Johnson ran down to in beams of the mew., where there was a quick set hedge dove her hot high, over which be attempted to ftHe mem hie legs in the hedge, and foilewlng down after him, then lifted him S. • time was then made after Johnson who ran wrangle mum Dello and jumped ova ditches before he was eeptured. Upon piteaeg one man who was et work in • &Id, lie " In.; hero'. • race, I think I shall win." The man hid him to be qiiiok and the priwmer continued his running neglit he was ca , 104.. Baker returned up the mews and upon being hid that be we, a companion of the other man, he asehood h w■• on entire •tranr•w. After walking out of the mew, Its tamed ii..wre Albany • road, when he took to his bale end ramie • a as fast as be could. He wan however stepped, and howled over to the polies. Nothing was MEd dies irhed in the house. Mr. Solomon am 4414 far Baker, end submitted that Min wee no nee mole sal spins' his client, who he was has, was a ratiimit maker jest mime Gym HiruLngharto Ind was eteill,ng ahead musty for ammenmeat, rho o , lter peleu ger smite strewn le lie. Iffigtove thought Os MO ellie rile eimailted Mein to 'bus son& in sok for bag.impl in • dwelling baeregle an saknetai rumor., ‘. ho wee ale knows to de iM an' To• Oa locked up. DESPERATE AMIACLT IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE.-- TeMordey (14ouday), • ptemerfally Irlamss, mused Daniel Commis, whe luis ISt eases lime resided ha I Handerem-siloy, Croydon, wan bus& lease J. W. Iletkorlead, Es_ at the Town He, Crerksolurpd with "Wendy aseeuttiez Stet attempting to ash Jelm Mulls', of fad-ball. On Rowley afternoon proossaler irot into • Wed clams rerria;r• at Ref-hill, to pressed Storemb Loads. PrillOWIR and • female were is a compartment of the aerie into erhi hhe got. Upon the the Kereabos prime, r. o TI Ise ta the aide of thepoirmagor, who pat hie hand in hie peeks to pretest kis rm. Fri- ems then stra, k proeecut•rr. and soh bis slue bleed. I ♦ deserate etrursle now took piece ; prosoulor's cost, troamera, and zw,k-tie being much torn. Prisoner at length got hold of pm oterutor's legs, sad socoreded in forcing Dearly the whole of prow utor's body out of the carriage, sad it was only by a davvretn effort that the latter saved himself tress !wing thrown out. Eventually, however, he got the upper • Undo( the prisoner, and when the train arrived et the Calor hare jowl ion, h. latter was handroff-d, and nest on to Croy. don in eniceidy. It required four policemen to take the pri soner from the reiterep station to the polio. station, The woman who we' .0 the c .mpartment of the carriage when struggle took Mace we. in a fainting state when the train orrrived at the r "reborn juncrkin. Prisoner wan remanded 1111 Saturday —.cootA ladders Gectete. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE UST= RAILWAY.— Oa Friday earning, ae the 9 16 down Wahl wee the Finaghy-nod, the watchman at that peint. ". = Munell. mum out itf his ledge, sad crored the Dohs be could mcap. th e ham ut the engine currying the train Snick him. and the arrives passed over his body, smogNmf his terribly. Neared, who was•sseicerw, we heliewelm loft DO fiuoily.—Pferffierss ACCOUNT Booxe FLOATING IN 111 SZA.---1110 subjoined watt pared et Lloyd's on Sabuday —" Dud , , Ma' di 26. The batting a ccoun t book et Mem Iburltra Goble, end Co., of Amer', Uppw Yore% with the LOW floottiab, and Australian Chartered Beak, llelbourse, Wee eber with • email ledger, receipted bah, Abe, be., an did together in nor hundlo, veer., picked up of the South Fau lted yesterds) by • boat belonging to the. plam. bad apparently nut boon m an y hours in the water, ma the ware not wet through. ttio name of any .hip sr moeueser le whom they may have belosped es he bead,'" THE EXPRTSS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1858. OPINLVG OP CHILBZd SUSPANSION PAIDOB. Yesterday the elegant suspension bridge connect ing Chrism sad Battersea, just completed under the direc tion of Kr. Page, was opened to the public. As far u Chelsea we. concerned, the inauguration of the bridge woe practically the opening of Batteries-park, and it seemed as if the popula tion of the northern shore had taken the first opportunity to precipitate itself re 1114111 on that new possession. It was • glorious spring day, and from an early hour the approaches to the bridge were thronged. In the afternoon the elopes extending from the embank ment by which the park Is connected with the higher level of the bridge to the river were covered with visitors, princi pally women and children, from the quarters most pent up. If those with whom the decision of the matter rests could have seen the delight with which these poor people basked is the man and breathed the fresh air, they must have felt coseindaM to es-esaroine every expedient of finance before eoessatieg a agatain a toll which must forbid the nee of ths bridge sad park to those who need it most. A goodly sober at carriages, and many equestrians passed ewer the bridge yesterday, and rode or drove in th perk. The new eructate (a full account of which we pub bird lest week) Is well adapted for trainc of this kind, a very kep aroma of additional strength having been given to It by the hikeelsetion of two longitadLaal lattice girders of wain& bus. Then are nand one on each side of the road way, thirty-two Ise* wide, and separate It from the over hanging footways, each seven feet six inches wide. The park le at present in en unfinished state. Not to speak or what must be left to nature and time, the ground is not all laid out and the gravel walks see est continuous. Nevvrtholass, the pleasing tranaformations that hare been effected would surprise any ona who should now visit Battersea-field, after an absence of five or six years. The flat, cheerless, solitary expanse is now broken and varied with banks, and shrubberies, and ornamental water. Above all, it is annexed to the metropolis by • beautiful brick*. le i IN E 3 Ili C SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'OcooX. The railway share market remains very dull, and flat in character, except as regards Caledonian stock, which is in demand, and is last marked 871. The North Eastern stocks are heavy, especially York and North Midland. Lancashire and Yorkshirelaa receded to 88 to 4. London and North-Western stock is quoted 941 to t; Greet Western, 98 to ; Midland, 961 to t ; London and South-Western, 92 to 4; Great North ern, 251 to j per share ; and Eastern Counties, to t. The Canadian shared are rather flatter, especially Great Western of Canada. Geelong and Melbourne shares are marked 20, being fully supported at yes terday's advance. French and Indian shares, toge ther with Pernambuco and Bahia, are steady. Ili la PIXID RINTALL 117 IS 110 143 II U 11 141 14 110 100 It Is. _1 , PAnwan. DZITISR POIIIIIIIIIIIOIIIL I Miele lamed, the 041. Rola ~~~ at 6 saw t. Tras —._..4110an. 10.6. 6 p.o. Da. Add. (hatOl Butale Ulm Bursa IL Da. Nor . !wok. a. '''''' • •p. tda b , Lan a t d a indorsed y Bat Do. Jab 1873 . 4 11 1 . Do .Itual. 1874. MM:: Claps Tont at i Des a Mai Nana! Otata notara Non Zoltan . . Da * Golsen Me Nut M. %t a n Do da - areng=dl, (M A I ladle& P De. do. Ds. Newwok Maeda. Ilearre.. Ds. NY POI% WS. t. 76. do. SO Ds. 73, without op Dal Nerd. DU .pay. 77 Diana a i . f . per not. Do. per mt. to. Ord Ist Den. Dist& lat. Gas. liar al t liwiww.ieserds LOA WM ad.) Dn.& Leap shitsan N.atladispramLlenlikg we iuninnomew... le GU& 6 re ow& :Ai I 1 1l 1 U I 010 N N TO N TO TO ...... 1•0. - 1 1 110 fi re. pa 114 I P 1 I 1 ND IN 111 108 111 1011 108 10) N 101 I 001 fa I ft par 1 la ▪ la 2 • 3 4y $ n 4 MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'OLoow. The funds today are stationary in price, and business exhibits no symptom whatever of revival. The firmness of the Paris Bonne contributes to sup port this market, in face of the striking dulness of speculation. Consols are steady, at 97/ to both for money and the Bth of April, after receding to 97 to I. Exchequer Bills are marked 38a. prem. Bank stock, for account, 220; and India Bonds, at 20s. to 28a. prem. Tiirkish Six per Cents., are steady, at 1011 to 102. In other foreign stocks scaroely any business whatever has been done. Sales are recorded u fol lows :—French Three per Cents. Rentes, 69f. 50c. (exch. 26f.); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861 ex div.; Turkish Six per Cents. for account (16th April), 1011. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's tele gram (Tuesday), the Three per Cont. Rentes opened at 70fr. 20c. for the account, and at half-past one o'clock were quoted 70fr. 20c., showing a farther improvement of dc. Paris and Lyons Railway shares come quoted 817 fr. ; Lombardo-Venetian, 622 fr. ; Southern of France, 560 fr. The bourse is described as " rather firm and animated." Amongst the features to which importance was attached yesterday by the speculators in an ad verse direction was the depression of the exchange between England and the United States, although the fact that the Bank of England hold nearly nine teen millions of gold renders the movement of no im portance whatever, in so far u our money market is concerned. Statements that the budget for the financial year 1868.9 will exhibit a large deficiency were like wise discussed; but it is the province of a Chancellor of the Exchequer to adjust taxation upon such a basis as to preserve the financial equilibrium ; and no one can imagine for a moment that the British Government will raise a loan for the purpose. Doubts as to the stability of the ministry, and the continued indifference to subscribe to the Indian loan, furnish probably the real explanation of the dulness of the market, since they neutralised the effect of the satisfactory intelligence from India and of the rise at Pule. It is now doubted if the Bank of England will subscribe to the Indian loan ; and we have on former occasions pointed out that several of the conditions seem expressly framed with a view to repel the competition of small investors, at the same time that the intervention of a contractor is declined. There is a general impression that, assuming that the East India Company had determined to dispense with the time-honoured contract system, they ought to have themselves announced a fixed price at which they would be ready to issue the new 4 per cent. debentures; and that small subscriptions ought to have been especially encouraged. It remains to be seen whether the extraordinarily favourable state of the money market will mufti:* to ensure the success of the loan in face of the unpopularity of some of the conditions. The discount market yesterday was quiet. First class bills are readily negotiated at 21 to 21 per cent. At the Bank there were scarcely any applications. It is expected that the Bank rate will be speedily re duced to 2i per cent., probably on Thursday next. About 8,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The wheat market yesterday showed no diminution of heaviness, and prices were quoted 2s. per qr. lower than on the previous Monday. At this reduc tion sales were effected with difficulty. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is 22. The 127,8001. in gold brought to Suez by the Simla is expected to reach Southampton by the steamer Tamar in about a week. The advices re ceived by this opportunity mention the shipment of 441,8001. in gold from Australia to this country, being a smaller amount than was expected. The subjoined exhibits the total known to be actually at sea. The aggregate value is about 787,0001. Gold on board. Name. sailed. Period at SCe.oti;;;.i . atue. I - hod. Deo. 19. .. 100 days .. 6,005 £20,000 Shaftesbury Dec. 26... 94 days .. 8,184 32,700 Morning Light Dec. 30... 89 days .. 17,329 69,300 Copenhagen Jan 2... 86 days .. 47,790 191,100 Light of the Age Jan. 2... 86 days .. 87 340 Angles.. Jan. 12. .. 76 days .. 6,811 27,200 Imtsaboul (at.) Jan. 13. .. 76 days .. 1.200 4,800 Albion Jan. 19... 69 days .. 8,828 36,300 Coleroon Jan. 30.., 68 days .. 19,921 79,700 Roxburgh Castle Morning Star Feb. 8. .. 49 days .. 4,783 19,100 Sydenham Feb. 8. .. 49 days .. 26,669 106,700 Total camas— 198,8761787,210 The light portion of the Australian mail is ex pected to reach London about the 2nd of April. The New York advice" mention the arrival of the California steamer with 240,0001. in gold. The sycee silver brought from Hong Kong by the steamer Colombo wu sold yesterday; that containing five grains of gold and upwards at be. 1 id., and the portion containing under five grains at 6s. lid. per ounce. Amongst the rumours which had an unfavourable influence upon the market for English railway stocks yesterday was one to the effect that the nego tiations for terminating the competition between the London and North Western and Great Northern Companies have fallen to the ground. The shares of the Geelong and Melbourne Rail way Company advanced yesterday upon a rumour that the line is about to be purchased, upon satisfactory terms, by the colonial government. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this week an increase of 1,3731. The following special settling days have been ap pointed by the - Stock Exchange Committee :—Bom bay, Baroda, and Central India Railway . new shares "B," and Punjaub Railway reguitered shares, both for to-morrow, the 31st larch, with leave to be marked in the official Hata. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have deismed it necessary to issue the following caution to the public: Ii 1 1 Pr LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT ILK - 7111C retzoluru.) THIRSK. MEETING —THIS DAY TRIAL STAKES. One Mile. Phyllio, Cytherea, and Captain Walderburn, are here. SOWERBY PLATE. Four furlongs, 132 yards. Church Langton, Fanny Free, Empty Bounce, Gammone r , Peggy Taft, Silica, Letitia, Captain Wedderburn, and Early Bird, are here. XOWBRAY STAKES. Four furlongs, 132 yards. Sir Walter Scott, Paul Jones, Basilisk, Raspberry, Mar. and Flying Cloud, are brae. THIRSK HANDICAP. One mile and three-quarters. Greencastle, King of Scotland, Silica, and Liktitill, are bare. OTHER AARlTALS.—Strathaaver, Roslyn, Marilee, Rip, Manchlin*, Montagne, Medallion, Megara 4 Waterloo, Crinoline, and Minnie. Ronconi and Peto aro expected to-morrow. NEWMARKET. AILitITZI),-$lll/1 and Coatrel. DIISTRECTION Or FARM PREMISES BY FIRE. • Ilre. we regret to Mate, broke out early on Sunday morn ing at Wardsn'e.hall farm, Wiltinge!, Doe. the property of T. W. Breemion, Req., M.P., occupied by Mr. J. Reeve. The outhreek was first discovered by two policemen, C. O. Archer and Imes Crackling, who were an their beat, and, at the dis eases of about a quarter of • mile, saw smoke and flames Wain from • wheat stack, on the north-east side of the MseaeNL Tho dicers immediately threw open the geese of the ism& yard., la which were eleven horses, thirty sew Ornately-ix sheep., six cows and a bull, all of which Maasily esesped. In the tueantime, the Ere had commu te • nage of barna, 160 feet in length, which, with the cattlrobeds, cart shed, and "rename attached, were quickly ens are of flame. At the end of the barns was • loose box, is which Mr. Reeve kept • valuable hunter ; this balding had an outer and en inner door, neither of which is really locked, but unfortunately the inner door was on this occasion found to be locked, and the handle of the key having bees broken, it was soma time before en entrance could be effected. This warn at last accomplished, a number of persons making • simultaneous rush at it, when the horse, much alarmed, freed itself by jumping over several of its libera tors who had fallen down when the door gave way. MIS property destroyed comprimed three barns, each .50 feet cattle sheds running the length of the barns, three granaries, • loose boa, cart horse stable for five horses, cart shed cow cow shed, extensive piggeries and other min or out buildings, 2 wheat stacks (about 140 quarters), 11 straw stack' of about 30 loads, 2 stumps of hay, a clover stook about 16 Mada, 20 quarters of threshed wheat, 11 sacks of clover reed, 2 donning machines, and a turnip cutter. We ✓egret to add that no doubt is entertained that this lament able destrootion of property waa wilfully oomaioned, but we are glad to learn that both owner and occupier are fully pro tected by insurance in the Equitable. Ihe greatest good feeling was noutifested by all present in their indefatigable llalfikliS to May the progress of the raging element, end the preservation of the live stock is mainly attributable to the promptitude and judgment evinced by the policemen Archer and Crackling. From the high respect in which both the owner and occupier are 11.-Id, the greatest rorprise and regret are felt at their being the objects of so malicious an act. Amex Berea THE TRIAL OF THE REV. MR. SMITH AND HIS Wlrc—The trial of Mr. Smith and his wife for the extraor dinary attack upon Mr. John Leach, formerly a suitor of Mrs. Smith, will take place at Gloucester A 141.17.014 before Baron Channel!, some time in the course of the present week. The oommission opens at Gloucester on Wednesday, and it Is very =the case may be died on Saturday. Mr. end Mrs. are had an interview in Gloucester prison, in presence of &sir legal adviser. The defence will be a joint one, end Mr. linddleston, Q.C., end Mr Symons ere retained it the dshnon A number of witnesses will be examined en both Mee ; bat the nature of the defence has not yet triumphed. A goad dial of curio/Sty is excited in Gloncsetanddre as to the &ham THE CONDEMNED CONVICT AT CARMARTHEN.— It will be remembered that at the late assists at C.trinarthen, • men Darned John Jones was wintenced to death by Barrie Bramwell for a burglary. accompanied by violence, upon the lamas, who was his dater-in-law. The learned judge, in prating sentence, said he could bold out no hope of mercy, but promised that Ilia CMS should be represented in the prow grottier. Accordingly the circumstances have been laid before the Home Secretary, and • letter has jut been received by the governor of the Carmarthen napkin,: the condemned convict daring her Majesty's It is expected that tbe sentence will be le post *teet he& for lib. Since his conviction Jones has bs6ved hit self Ina becoming manner, end hr boa attentive to the esbeetatione of the chaplain, the Rev. The. Williams, and his aerate. Mr. Jones. He seems greatly e*sid of death, but he dims net any the crime. Ts! Bamsu AMERICAN LAND COMPANY.— Ifsekeday a meter( of the aharehulders of the British Lewdly= Lewd Company we. held, Mr. J. J. Cumming in the ark, when the repeat WY adnpted unanimously. The Wee ee unimproved leads In 1857 wens more than 3,000 mess In ensues et the peeler year, the price obtained bring dee bair them del liner average ever realised. T'he bee bees SAW. and are carried to the reserve =whisk new iamb et 24,4321. A remarkable feature of *aped reeler bean des introduction of ninety swimsuits Seer Norway, elle me settled apm the company's estate at Bay. A. awneanehts dißnilty has been experienced la messy, owing to the Iste crisis, no dividend wee sad the directors for the same trews have ab bow 'miring any remuneration since June. THE CEOFS.—Vegetation is everywhere looking =lag, but net too forward. Ind ee d, the frequent via of frost and cold since Christmas, have constantly checked too rapid an advance without, bowerer, being se severs as to inflict damage. Hero and there things look • little brown and nipped, but as • general rule, matters both agricularal and horticultural are in a satisfactory condition. The hedgee are everywhere beginning to give evidence of • readiness to burst into leaf, and apparently oely await the advent ot a few opportune April showers to enable them to put forth their spring garb. As regards the crops, all acconnts describe them as looking extremely well, and as having suSered little injury from the cold except in very few awes. For agricultural operations the last few weeks have been most propitiowt, and outdoor work has been going on with great evrnesuiess. Spring proneicte are decidedly cheering, so far se the growing crops are concerned. The only drawback now felt is the marked depression in prices, la tort the effect of the promise of the crops now in the ground.—Seater difforhaer. DANGERS OF LOQUACITT IN PARIS.—A young woman named Foucet we. on Saturday tried by the Tribunal of Correctional Police, on the charge of having on the 15th 17th, and 18th January, used seditious language respecting the attempted meassioation of the Emperor. The offence wee clearly proved, and the president expressed earg e rizt i t t t a female should have talked in such a way. The add that she had been misunderstood ; she had merely stated . . the most in which the event in question might be Fir gartied In &Gwent countries, and had not expressed her own approbation of it. The president remarked that she lived with an Italian refugee of violent political opinions, and that it was probably he who had taught her to apish as she bad dote. " Never, ' answered she, "has he tail be UM of politica, nor even of his own country. He WS limo, ma I bays often heard him say that be never hood pisseisne Marta anywhere but in France." " What ever he may do," said the President, " it is deer that you, a Pmetettworosa, love your country but little, for you ex pressed, In terms which disgusted all who heard you. yJur Nine at the failure of an sot which if succeedul would neve =liFrance inti terrible misfortunes." The tribunal win the young onto= to fifteen months' imprisonment sod ISIE. flaw—Giligisami. OIDINL&T 1111A11111 AID IPTOCia. linwAra Amblit,lo.4saAl.J.. %ram aaol srrw , IlleiL.Watt.AßCAtilij _Urtaa,las... .., A l ta. Jur. Ifi*T , _up - _ - : O s soid O Oann osilork sae ...... De. • Aas ev. mod I 76.11 pa. Is paid to Nod.. Por*i Mord. Jo Dales • "1 di osi Juseloa 1110111• tPilli 1...'"*.c1. - I :: • Nom d. Onsi kollrea OasZsT .Bud &wk OS. UMW so W. Ma) Orme Woo d ers Dwfitawayiseksi. Do. Tit* Ds. Nat Ter* 1111 laaraoldr• sod Tortilla Ds. de. F. /Ad . Ds. ids if dam. lambs sad Bisekesll Ditto Gos. 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Orme N per OWL Do. 6 4.7iri s aff p. ot. pm. De. 06 per Ont. Do. Sp. a. red.a6 p. e. CreeSN.Sosied. lo Pod. at. 4. a W. I Seafood i 4 p. e. D.WA.likeikleAlAL a Apo. Do. 6 p. al redeem. Pref. D. 00tiv. a Mega 41 p. et. Do. commando. 4 p. a. Do endears. 4 per amt. Do. Burro,. Prof. dears De.Clarare Prof. SOS p. p e. De. do. do. Do. Binged. Oa Wad Do. Omer O. Bra ftde. do. do. do. Woo& Yorkshire I we. NeilS . Lerefalese.SoaJOA Da. New Or. 6 par ti. De. do. 6 portal Se. 4 fas.N.W.Oov.IN os.Ap.o. Iai&W.IP Aft SUS& lasdasdary sad 00e. Ifo lAm e dle als ILlars.dp. OS WlSAAeonpt p.aL * SW'S De. Sr. • 13. p. • De. 46 pot et. Prot. *sod , DoldiceAlliroble Seam Atom So. perp. II erne. ola opus. taII ledr Norfolk Dads. 4 A 41.. b. Us. MAW &p.a. Sat. Seek. 11 Dada Wllog.—lfere.4 p.a. Pref. I Dw de. de.... .. . Do. Leek per et We. 1 See* Do. Tete. se S. A. per*. 1/4141dablre orWe a WeLip. o. er lad frolie rw. Serali f =oesdo.dp.e. De. pot awl. Pref. 114_i. D• pretrol. Prof. OW. NOD Dena Mod 14 Po. S. Orli Dolt Aso. MAO Do. al NIA De. Id per root' . &W 46 e See AWL 4 per ea DA pre aloe . dee* Yortallee 4 p.o.era SioraloeSWiallorreolpo. LIJU LEASED A! Unman. Mini LIM 41•41aree JuneAu No Tang, Ci a ll a 6 . lll lAte _ Also a I.z. MI ...timer smAasrterCrij". tordi -b i a fl• 71111 .4 = iiii: II TorIAN.II.I 4u Louisa Gresawith I. lloalbsed ft°?0,0,40..)••••••H : Lowatoft 4 per ceat. Manc. leaks, ig Matlack no L. 4 I. W 444 It Mid.) 11141144bW00d Ulm. (to Bloat a 4 1114.444 lirrltvd it° 414.) guaranteed I per casa. ito ortbonti lhotorn 5 p. (to Motors Omotticli Milo I ow mot. . P n a st p t y lra egso. Moire 4 toei Nk td=l MI Mr. float Omeigthire amer iM Werarlh. east IN Dorlow DWG Oft .. MO an an .a. an 1 all IT I 1 p 48 14 14 N TO TIM ITOTOI OP TOE EXPRESS. Bir,—l am requested by the commitice to state that mem bers of the Stock Exchange are not permitted to advertise for the purchase or We of stock or shares, and to caution the public that persons so advertising are not members of the Stock Exchangs.—l am, dc., Ozonos Lov sLass, Sec. Committee Room, Stock Exchange, London, March 29, 1868. At the general meeting of shareholders in the Tourney to Jorbise and Lenden to Hs/seek Railway Company, held on the 26th instant at Brussels, the dividend for the last six months of 18.17 was fixed at 10e. 41d. per share. The Dutch Rhenish Railway Company advertise the payment of the interest coupons of the first and second series of their loan of 4,800,000fi. The adjourned meeting of the creditors of Meters. Charles Walton and Sons, ship-brokers, &c., was held yesterday. At the meeting held on the 16th inst. • committee of six creditors was appointed to inquire into and report upon certain matter,. The result of these inquiries was presented to the present meeting in the form of a report. This do cument enters at some length into questions respecting the sale of the steamer Sarah Sands; points out that the meeting of creditors ought to have been called at an earlier period ; and concludes by expreming an opinion that the firm ought to pay a composition of 4e. in the pound. Toe proposal again put forward by the solicitor was, that the creditors should accept a composition of 3s. in the pound, payable in instalments at 6,9, and 12 months, the last shilling to be secured. After a lengthened dimension the following resolution was adopted, viz.:—" That if 6.7ths m number and value of the eraditors agree to accept the proposed composition of 9s. in the pound then the same be accepted by all the creditors, it being agreed that in the event of the estate yielding more than 3s. in the pound then the same be paid to the creditors." The steamer Australasian arrived at Ceylon from 'teemed on the Ist instant, with troops for Madru. MONDAY Ivaignre. The funds to-clay were dull. At one period a de cline of Ito 3-16 per cent. was observable; but a rally too place in the afternoon, owing chiefly to the buoyancy of the Paris Bourse, which is said, to have been favourably influenced by a rumour that M. Fould is likely to assume the portfolio of the Minister of Finance. Consols finally closed the Dame as on Saturday. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 971 to for the Bth of April, opened this morning at 9 . 7 3-18 to k, receded to 97 to 1-16, and closed at 97/ to 1. For money the last price was also 97/ to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 971, 971, 97 ; ditto, for account (Bth April), 971, 971, 97. Bank Stock, for account, 227. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exche quer: Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 101, 100/, 101 k. India Bonds, 235. prem. Exchetjuer Bills were quoted 335. to 395. prem. Very little business was done in the foreign stock market. The principal movement is still in Peru vian Bonds, which continue to advance; the Four and-a-Half per Cents, were to-day marked as high as 84 ex div. As the investments for the sinking fund must absolutely be made, the market must be raised to a point at which a bond fide supply of stock will be attracted. The difficulty of pro curing sufficient stock for the sinking fund, however, will probably increase from half-year to half-year. Turkish Six per Cents. were more inquired for this afternoon, and advanced k per cent., closing at 1014 to 4. The Guaranteed Four per Cents , w ere firm at 104 to 4. Bank shares remain inactive, with little change in price. Agra and United Service Bank were offi cially marked 60 (50!. paid); and National Bank, 361 and 36 (25!. paid). Royal Mail Steam shares were quoted 11. lower. London General Omnibus remain heavy. 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Ovens& Owe ..... ra , db Mm; Peels.* Onen.llteme D. Nye ..... Nowt ma I'M:W* • addabb ass. lavas %eta Mandan lad Warded TN. , = Da Da It ?aria Lesid.Wei. - 71 Via g grain d rii: VldDrgedos Two little girls were brought a few days ago be fore the police of Possau, In Bavaria, on the harge of hav ing circulated Moe nrports. Their conduct ex 1p ained the statements made sem time back at Anpburg and other towns of Bavaria to the effect that young gfrls had in nume rous cases found their long plaited hair ant off. The wafted children had, it wee proved to the satisfaction of the cotut, cut off their hair themselves, and dispoeed of it to the dealers in the article. then coroplainius that they bad been forcibly despoiled of it by unknown parties. The judge referred the girls on amount of their extreme youth, to the inspector of public instruction, to inflict a slight !punishment on them. _ . • •• CHINA AND THE FOUR Powtßs.—l believe it has been agreed between the four Powers that they shall proceed in on e first Instance to Shanghai, and there, If pos sible. maken general tresty. If the court of Pekin should remain unimpressed by the union ef the four (Intelsat Powers of the world, reinforcements are coming oat. Russia will not be long represented by a single ship; America is sending; Prance has reseals on their way; and England, if she is to keep the lead which she ham so worthily assessed and hitherto so wisely maintained, will also strengthen her farce. It is, howest r, to be hoped that no further act of con quest will be required. Each of the four powers has, I understand, sent to Pekin • general statement of grievances end demand'. Mr. Oliphan& ut l a l Elgin's private secretary, and Is Viscomte de Baron Gross private secretary left Hong Kong yesterday in the Formosa for Shanghai; whether the Russian and American despatch's went by the same steamer I have not heard ; but that they are gone, or are Immediately about to go, is undoubted. I think it will be found that the four Powers, in these communications, invite the Emperor to and to Shanghai a minister of high rank, properly a:credited, to treat fora new treaty upon the beaks of free transit= out China under proper protection from Chinese . permanent diplocostic relations at Pekin, unrestricted can- Meree, and indemnity fur louses and *spumoni ineterred.— Ames corroopeadomt. 1 i i 140 111 IS 02 le 11 10 il 41 4 12 114 It i' I I l ei I It II IPM /11 i il I as Mrs Ti is in NI 0 'Si MINIS.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocx. Scarcely any business is going forward to-dy . in the mining market. Bayer' hold aloof, partly owing to the depressed state of the metal market; and, in the absence of inquiry, prices in most cases are little more than nominal. Wheal Edward shares have met with a few inquiries, and are marked in the Stock Exchange 74, thi s being the only business officially reported in that establish ment. In Foreign and Colonial mining securities there is no movement whatever. An extraordinary general meeting of the London and Vir ginia Gold and Copper Mining Company is called for the 80th inst., touching the "financial position" of the company. Another call is in contemplation. The annual meeting of the Anglo-Ileac= Mint Company is postponed until the 20th of April. At a - general meeting of the adventurers In Lewis Mines, held on the 17th inst., the accounts showed a balance of 3801. 9s. against the mines. It was resolved that the = be empowered to take legal measures to Wares the diets payment of the arrears of cells. . . At in adjourned general meeting of the adventurers in Stray Perk Mine, held on the 29rd inst., the amounts for the seven months showed a balance of 1,9761. against the mine. A call of 31. per sham was made. At a meeting of adventurers in Brynford Hell Mine, held on the 23rd inst., it was resolved that the resolution for an amalgamation of this mine with the Herward United Mine be rescinded and the arrasent abandoned, in consequence of the proprietors of Ifs res in Brynferd Hall Hine sub sequently objecting to it. The account. for three months showed a balance of 81. Bs. 9d. against the adventurers. A call of 61. per share was made, payable within 14 days. Steps have been taken to obtain from Lord Fending • Isms of the mine to the present company. MONDAY Byurnta. Business in mining stocks to:ci;jwasiTaTti;e, owing partly to the settlement, and the market exhibited tiatneu. The inquiries were chiefly con fined to charts in Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary Ann, Wheal Margaret, and Tamar Console. For many other descriptions prices were merely nominal. Cobre Copper aligns were dull, and were marked 40. There were a few inquiries for St. John del Rey. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY (IT BRITIAN AND IDIOM MAGNETIC TILIGIIAEN.) (FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDINT) Wheat dull and sales slow. American is without change. Egyptian sad French ate 2d. cheaper. Flour is ed. cheaper. Barley steady. Nothing doing in Indian corn. Blow re tail sales of oats, oatmeal, and beans, at Friday's rates. MINCING-LANE.-TRIB DAT. Svour..—The market hu opened with a doll appearance, and the public sales are progressing without spirit. Corres.—The small public sales went off without alter quotations. Tu.—We are without transactions to report to-day. The bulk of the public sales bought in. Susr wrirs.-1,600 bags sold in public male. R.fracskn 3o trl, 30s. to 37e.: refraction, 7i to 11, 32e. to 325. which showed la. decline. Ile 37.=2;iiixi laii &Op] offered, and bought in at Ba. to 84. 6d. - 117 Other articles no teetotal alteration, but heaviness pre vades all articles to-day. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market le quiet. Anuezed are the latest quotations Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 64a. 9d.; April to 'use, 635. 9d. ; July and August, 635. 3d. , Oct. end Deo. 62a. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davisteportsthesupplylarger,rndthetraderather hmtv7. Prim larodow hay, 70s. to 765. ; rapider do.. 78s. to 845.; inferior do., 60s. to 605.: rowers. Ns. to 60s. , clover, 86s. to 100 s. ; second out, MIL to 88s.; straw, 2.55. to 30s. THE PROPOSED ADDITIONAL HOLIDAY AT EASTER.—The Lord Mayor, yesterday, mid, just before he quitted the beach in the juke room, " With reference to the proposed Easter holiday on &nada, next, as suggested by me on Saturday last, it is my wish to state publicly that I have this morning seen the Governor of the Bank of England, sad also the chairman of the Steak Exchange, and that both of these gentlemen oerdially intimated to me their willingness to co-operate in every possible way in carrying out my suggestion, and I hope that so influential sae:ample will not be lost upon the principals of large establishments generelly." The Rotunda at the flank of England was appro priated yesterday to the payment of the distribution lately announced to the creditors of the Royal British Bank, and the crowd wee nearly as greet as is ordinarily wen at the time of the half-yearly dividends. . . . . The Lloyd of Pesth states that the Turkish bud get comprises the following items —" War, 230 million pianist); artillery, 25 millions; navy, 60 millions; justice, 10 millions; public worship and instruction, 24 millions ; agriculture and public works, 30 millions; police, 6 mil lions; foreign affairs, 10 millions ; Ilnatioes, 60 millions ; interior, 160 million. ; interest on debt, 30 Wilkes ; and the civil list of the Sultan, 100 millions. The expenditure of the Sultan swallows tip a sixth of the total nesiMe of the empire." Letters from Salerno of the 24th state that Park, who bad been very downosat since the departure of Watt, has been visited by Mr. Roakilly, from Naples, who reparts him as suffering from gastric symptoms, severe pains in the load, and cough, with pains in the chest, accompanied with spitting. He woe ordered to be bled, end to remain quiet. Before hie impri sonment be scarcely knew what Solana was, end sow he bee been bled four time, and has had several fib. Him cue wlil not be goo* into before the 9th ef At r 11 DEATH ow QUINTIN DICE, ESQ.—Re regret to .. 0 . 03 . the d e ath of Quintin Dick, Erg., noel* of W. W. FitewUliam Hume, Eau , M.P. for the cennty of Wicklow. This melsoolsoly event took piano on Friday, at half oast twelve o'clock, at his resident's, Curzon-street, London. The deceased was for many years a member of the Rowe of Commons, and win mock respond se • man of independent thought, sterling good seams, and un wavering attachment to prot‘ stant prineipko. He muted the borough of Ilalcion, in Pew= , Ice titres years, during which period he stood four contested eiratioae. In the general election of 1817 he was defeated by Mr. T. B. Lenserd, and shortly afterwards we. larked by theeen eorvative eonstituency of the borough of Aylesbury, is Blab lngbemebha to become a candidate for Ile sirsok". • vacancy baring occurred by the westing of .J. P. DOW illg oft petition. Alta a wens contest/to mosessded in dehottng hie liberal opponent, Mr. John Hessidate 72j .ta meat for that, borough notil 1860, whim la kom public life islether. For scow pars from mmermid and protracted ill beelike sad Ms deeply regretted as it must morsearai glin mil _lmes: pooled b 77 his relatives. Mr. Dick wee usmembol. end dkd prase sod of enormous woad), a very Imp ' of arab* for which will devolve on his nephew, the Wicklowoo l a , is whom end deservedly C I i ll = 111 110 a le t 3 I - Is gi L 1I me 111 I; I; fl er - ki se. ns, M 1L I fi l ll 11 111 101 110 1; in la 111 la la lille 14 II N IS LS 111 8 &I $ lt i i a 111 0 II •