The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-03 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THU DAT.) - ~- WoRSHIP-STREST. THE MASOTTE CALM Wel l I I , Merge., w; , i - eosia 77-- - t op es reeeeed before m, Kent, ehused grub eons ' a the robbers sad ~.i. , , 4 Ric POMO, am el Jemmy kat. 4, 11,,ni. rettled by M.r.lleysiini. we el Ids elerksorme ..:e ill .tteestesse for the 1114111•114 sad Kr. Vies for the ,-..,,.t. 4 theliereeeed. __ _ I ei l v,tor Weber', N divines, added te Weer terb - W the 14th of March her iniffrebies I ..wed I ...et to 'll. liebithrrees Hartle4thei IthhthilPso I sow the primer • father and isiotbsr, the ,oho. 'offensive Is sera the priseres bases. I hued is • drawer • plisse ef Mask silk prey .our up tea I jacket, and set sem (It will be eternees ber...l that Mr. ftaros, just peeks" be his deatiNfirehe of tit , 1. rile Wl6O had bees with him es the irthl algid es the black.") I also famed two helbels. dated 1411 and 7.htla Vebesery (of erne esheereest to the 4sto of the outrage), &meted to Mrs Lydia Mire& w 4 Hank', at 10. Wavatr•plem, floskaaprati thwy de end relate to this crag% het I sak am Ise s ormott ...;:asot • prima to whose I ire indrieril Ye Fame at A"' are nude • full endemism ef the whale beensthilien I. urgent Event, 0 &Aare— I had cheep et the prewar vs the sth of March last at this cern, where the wos ideetthed by the (need el Mr. Pieces farm. areal other primers. Afterwards, whir is Ur wailleg reses, .be *abed who was that was. I told her it was the perms who had bees with Mr. Pewee, at Orestes pablicle= Jess ahem es the sight el the sail sender. Ohs • " You did sot uth ne whether I had bees at Orrin" and 1 oierved, " N.; yes het sight dared d ksowledge of the rear escape whet you had reed Is lb. seorepapera" She arise reply. The leagerher having 'skid for • further sesinri, Mr. Bard real* objected. urging Mot the some pwr seed by the parties reessethies wee thrift th r ee up. the reistiess of the pissear thee they were mere I. meth 71e seat maw at the slid Malley were es the 7th in er... nad • tether ressesil would be the wrens ef war ineeth's isepwrement. Moreover, he felt blend to fay that the yousg WOMSa was share is • dying state. sad he fully believed last N the was sot pet epos her trial at uses, if rasa she we to be seat at sil, it would be reed haws the seat braise to produce • certificate that w.skl ages it iti.it• to release her oa toil, for it she was to dr speedily A would certainly he desirable that she should de se at br parent's house. After some drool' remarks by Mr. Koos the prisoner, who wept awl appeore.l excessively ill, was agar. rearesied. M 1:1,8140 )1 . 4 :li.STMEET. s AL r.m,lxErm AMHoltt. Thomas Leat. of 12, That ies-ine, Holborn. wearing the uniform of a naval engineer, was charged before 314. Tyr whits with meaulting John Wenn, the light porter at a cafe M the Haymarket. Wariag mid that about this morning the defendant was at the cafe and ran up a 101 l and broke a cup. He refused to pay the amount and WWI ejected. as getting outside K. missed to give him he name and address and struck him a Mow on the mouth. He seized the defendant and held him till a sergeant came up, and he then pee him into ustody. I befentlant —Your worship can see how I have been and (holding up the skirts of his uniform coat). I wee rather s. rowed. ‘"nrti4 rid the defendant also struck the officer. Intrector Walton mid the defendant was eon charged with that. t Honey said he saw the defendant strike Werlng with hi• umbrella across the mouth, and he lost a great deal of blood. Mr. Tyrwhitt (to defendant)—You us too forcible for the land. You might no doubt get on very well at sea in the euiarrooni. You must pay 20a, or fourteen days In default. COMMITTAL PM UTTIRINO PURGED NM I& Dame/ Riordan, a hawker, was charged with uttering • forged Mask of England note to Mr. John Meadows, the landlord of the Cheshire Cheese pubhc.house, tioniers.tows. Mr. Waksliog appeared for the prisooer. The facia of this ease were very simple. The prisoner got change for the note, and when he was taken into custody be Police.conetahie Cook, i9B 8, he said be had received it from a man in the coquetry of the name of Phillips. He afterwards said be chewed the note for a man he did nut know, and that be received It. Se. for doing so. The notes are easily distingstisheble from the fact that they are an. usually thick, and the number is 97,10 ii, soil the data is Loran, Nov. 6„1561. . _ Chown, 5 E. now produced a certificate of the prisoner s former conviction for felony. The depositions bovine been formally completed by Mr. Alexander, the mooed clerk, the prisotier, who reserved his defence, was fully committed for triaL MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON A YOUNG WOMAN - 11 - Hi/1r Considerable excitement has been manifested in Hull storing the past day or two, in coosequence of a report that a prostitute sensed Emma Twidle had been almost taw &rod by a Mt cif smears or twenty years of ems, sad of may. At midnight on Monday, he was in the fisemoi Cate, where he met the unfortunate Tang warm sad aonmpanied her to her boom While them, Ryan, woman with whom she raided told bet to beware of Tbaapaen, as be was sot altogether stmightfor• ward. Thergesn masstismed her as to what Sally ( the y oast woes huh teen goyim( to her. She M. no ping. Having no mousy, he said he would leave his oatmeal until the next toy, when he would r e d eem it, she refused to ao:ept it, end went out for the purpose of ekes* the ,button. On returning into the house Themignes lemon very excited, and asked her, in a threatening maw, "if she intended to let him stay ; let she replied in the negative. He grew more en raged, and said she should suffer for it. He thereupon teak a shovel from safer the fire.grate and struck her • tretecrioes blow over the bead which he repeated semeal tierce. Having lost bull of the shovel, which flew out of his haat, he seized the poker, sad struck her roost *evenly sal unmercifully with it ever the heed sod body, indicting such wounds as to maw it quessionshle whether she will recover from the Aloft She soon become semelesa, and the ruffian made W oripe. The sesghbours. hearing Mt amiss, repaired as Obi gist, where a must horrifying spectacle mat their Mlb unfortunate girl WY lying in • pool of blood, eg hang clotted and her clothes saturated. They lllgit her drtq, and seat foe a 'rpm Dr. Usher et terid sod dryad bee mark They wen principally on Sr aba i, one et Om Wog those rare lea& Her !Muds, yn; not two irif bar body wen we arse of bruises. The lime en her bmb sd arms bad hiss received is de lendivg her hind and fees. Her throat was very much reeds. frees a Mew Arm* with the pater, and she com =ta a Malaita io berthing. The doctor pronounced o in • dee( eta* she heart lest shoat three pint. Wart Km tyre deposidons roe takes, and the pri soner hid bees Idise lee array. He wee brought before the on.ereir hat wee reamaded for • week for = l.l forplay et dr hare of the girl. She still 000. tame i a dm*. aka% sad there le but little hope of her A LIVERPOOL MANTIPACTIIRSII PUNISHED 703 PEISIII3Ir. 1 4YWc °I v-T CI P AT : Thomas Cork hill, 53, was tried belot e llr. 7117 race Wilke, at die Liveir Aeolus, tray, oil • charge of jury before Mk. Qt .mimiaaar /boy, at the Liverpool rep k 7 Coto% en tin 3rd reirnser leot. The priaooer had been hr ems Vim • othnst.enabor la • very large way of Wises is Livened, red woo generally regarded as • eubetastial and highly respectable tradesman. la 1+,4 a tire blebs sot cm Corkhill's premises, whicii diegrovedi • imodelarable gas/slaty of valuable wend and furniture. The tope i r b t o y beton ussnred, hk eTin h is 'a to f be n' e m e vet k re ' luserl I to pay thins, and be tlw i lf I instituted an action, io which he received the cam of I,SOGt. This was paid by the company oa the 19th November last ' ) err, aad Corkhill's solicitors appropriated for their costa and expenses all but 4136/., which was handed over to him. Eleven days after this be petitiosed the Court of lank and was adjaibeated • bankrupt. When his creditors boraxes aware et the polities al affairs they demanded an account of the maw *bids bo bad received Irmo the insurance company. On the Ust Jas., 1862, be rendered such meouut. and It was • staansisot that be had twit to .roe 30110 Crewky the emu of 461. 10a. for work done and money lest." MB Crawley denied, and 1.11.4 a hiv denial the charge of perjury was based. The eel. , deuce dpivreil that on the 19t6i November C..rkhill meat f or 'Terrier, sal requested hint to +to a receipt for 481. 10s., which he at first refused, though he ultimately ocassoted to do so, All the money, however, which he actually received •as a shilling, it brine clearly *bowls that the decenewart wee nue framed by Corkbill entirely for the pause et fraud. 'Ms jokey found the prisoner guilty, red be was sentenced to twelve inmate impriasament, with bard Labour. A ShoRT COT TO TOO BAIL —lt iv rumoured that coo of our lone of Court has lately contracted the ..f culling gentian's to the bar without havi kepi the nomix , r of terms which bee hitherto been regarded SS euential. We are informed that several the from the to h ooies. some of them members of the loilian civil service ablest on leave, have come over with as eye to esenrioe severe of the limey Nadal appointineete of which we beer so mach now-a.&ye, and that they have been called to the bar having kept is some cases as few as fwr terms. We do ern wish to impealate on the effect which may he wow& upon oar esiceial fallow-subjects if an attempt is made to ewers by the kw Wesel platoons§ who have oot boss repiewiyedUendid to it ; bet we venture to lioint out to Mimi beechen that charley bogies at home, and that if the short mad to the bet is open te see-lawyers from loth., attorneys of *Mod* and separiewee is this country mit to be permitted to travel tie ewe way.— Cr,?, n -di Coyeilar. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1862. WRECK OF A STZAME/L-FIFTY LIVES LOST. RAILWAY/. to 1 0 7 us 40.1a0p0. 0 & 0100•001. Lall fi r skyars ii - rir 1011 len 100 . r iatira ll : L; 42l. l. lL a dYta IN Do. Jana VA MN: all NNW& Is lade LS TAD** I p.a.Na (Wm =sr ost IN MIN Do. G. Intenslon. Druid Trunk al Cams& all Do. II pail M. al Do.nocanNe t ras. al Da. INo al au De.T Don IN 11 ML • all Do. do. IM/ al De. do. UM IN Neat WIN Plainsala 11 De. New NO B. al =Li s a illWasa 5 la Do. Now NI Danlndklapallikv.dP all Do. ni do.. 77.1N.0p. al Da do. 78 wl I all 1N.4..64=t NO Kaftan lam In por IN De. is. par al IN De. 4 Doe ot. 1100 all Do. poo No elltoada t. I all N.Manairlak Canada — ciast - eago. -- ea D. do. load do all D. do. D cap. do A Do. do. Land do . _ _ ssia. 1 .11 fit '4" 1 D0.1e4.80.11:.= 1 TetalelscUllani i TH Si 9 ES 8! 12 82 81 ii. 6 it le Pal 1011 1011 104 103 4 Pal re a is 43 65 46 46 61 43 40 a 101 e 102 e 101 10/ pm i dm 101 104 96 99 92 101* 96 1021 104 1 1 i 26k 6 i /4 102 } 11 iiii In Nit 104 I NO I I+4 ° m u I 101; 41.1 SHARE LIS2S.-(THIS DAYJ TWO e'ClLocir. ek I The railway share market to-dai o is decidedly i f better. There is a rise of per cent ta in Great Western stock, lin nth-Eastern, r and 1 to 1 in most of the other prim- us opal lines. London and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 1 ; 0 Great Western, 72/ to we 721 ; liWland, 1271 to ; Lancashire and York- wil = 01 1 1 1 n, 8/ to 1071 ; uth Eastern, 82 1 to I ; a 111/ to 112 ; and Great Northern, u 1111 to 117. at Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock remains lII N doll. last Indian is in demand. Great Luzern- N. bourg shares are lees inquired for. UIDLIART IMAMS AND STOOKS. WWl= IRPORT—(1111111 DAY.) ft, Ira I RAILWAYS. I , C11 7 1 :44" 11 I I IN Y. - - - -- -- - (IT ILKTRIC mealunt.) MILFORD, WZONCIIur Arrrßxoop. The Ammer Mars, bound to Bristol from Water ford, was totally lad, last night, on Crow Rocks, about three Bailee from the Haven, during a heavy ple and a thick fog. Six meu have arrived here from the wreck, and report about 30 lives lost, and 3do cattle perished. A later telegram mays the exact number of lives lost u uncertain. Pd I 1.111.194111. I „""r*.5.,,r47 I '7i - a - p, - I C 10/ 111. en O r a Immersers'. fe 4 .m - St. II .. U. - no VA 1ie5eem. 1.161"480 4 111178. mma 4 4 - IM DMA ao4 NAN - 101 1011 Oderlariew all arad Nalisa - -•- IN all INswall 4 7 - IN all Dm •j• am dam aalllll - - 00. all Do 2 2 p.a. k pb110•1 -. - 9 et. PI OWN mod Di~ Tao 41 62 - pi, NI DaN..1690.411. 1 14.Ja. 10 It - se 1114 PP - St. 19/1 luidea:4l9a rot IN 01 4 On 2 SO 111. 11811 140 Naas VON, Moak 4 Is 41 - 1411 1/93. Nook 11 U 40 /ft eil Mad lase - - -• 109 empty 91 110 100 Damao IN 211/ IS I a Part It NJ Zaso. - - - 10 109 Cilaw • L Weiss 161 156 se all 0 , 9 NorlbelPeolload - 109 Great Noralioro 100 Do.* 1 Area memos U3 114 7 - KO De.3l Pap& kpidi US IN - 100 wt. soothe teal. (1153 SU 111 A • Greet Weis 7B 11 2 /Si - 23 2 Ni Ng DalbawV444l•oll6. 46 58 - 100 lawaralina Yadoldra 11102 1062 1 2 7 2 - 4 NS Lamas awl NlNarwall 57 59 6 7 1 US =11=41 . 44: , 161 111 US 5,0 IN 66 16 46 1 . 6 ISOSO Lofts& Nati NOON aim 912 921 922 I 2 %a Dm - - - a I lam 611L WaiNm. 99 100 - 0 PI lomisolwrlPOPoriN - - - all Dm wal Issiallnix 8 11 10 IllsajlbstoiLlassiralt U 43 CI 1 PI Palropalatem s( 0 9 ea IDißad 114 Do. Dim ll If pm - pa - 1M Do. Ans.& Dorby ll6 100 - al MN N. Wm (1ro) - - - 011 Wid Cad - - - all Newtostle sod ONlide -•- - 6 1 11 NewrydiNerwes.44. - -NI - e PI NewepWasomp.airra . - -. N - ola& - -. 1 140 01 lira Drilla 46 sae ad zel all Nora Davao MI. a D - - - 1 IN N. loatevo-Berwldr IN Do. 15.N.LIWN 4 * die PO De. Leeds 164 ad 65 ad 101 Do. York - 106 /PM toed.' - 1 6 Do. New Par PP - all Ncelball.Waelersfase Op 112 2 - 171 North Otallordeldre, 100 NottaGraotbarolL4so - .- - 6L Vialike - - all leitomoulk - -•-• an IN Ilig essii=swal lsfi 120 z.l - ad Ifo 1* *.i. Abat.B4L 48 60 ad - ad 1 IM swim Mimi lO5 NW ad - N 410 Vico 46 48 - Si 1166: - - - 16 2 3 72 - I* MID lasSoni ..- SS ritt 412 I 1N /Waft Waldo O/ 00 - 149 S. IWO& a SlooDum U 0 102 - aie all Illoilip 14 I e= U MN ON Pm - IN Ma w 146 ail 'ft 14 - f/1 Do. 66 A .1°.... Noillt IN veiftesista.• !labia 121 169 - 100 West Oinorsll O 3l II 4i Me West - -IN i West 67 44 48 100 , Ditto Newport 44 46 - ,100 DP4o Ilardord SI 16 99. 111/111/22011 YANK LI R.,... . AWDIIIM ' &BIM %u_ioiu.. t U-..- - t i = l. ll r h WOW :.an ..... SIN 0.111, ULM Is.. "" n 111111111 T. Lima -real !. x. N. W., So frisk TWAY. • • N., strong, ill. N. WC W.N.W. S.W. i i s s 4 4 11.01/IU?AT.. OillemL—lLW. w N. N. w if ILO la ILO an lO 11.81 KW. to to osollsesto. W.S.W. to N.N.W., Arms to oodles* cone 'Lai. W. 611 N.,60. W.8.W.t0R.R., trash, &owes,. 1120104.—NAL M W.W , strew to fru* ones 010,410 lit lel I Commerc lOO 154,00 e It. Do. 4 p.ct.Prel. ll.hL 100 0,000,080, St. Nast and Wed India 100 US 190 1,018,316 St.. I London 100 67 00 57 i 0 1,0119,1100 , Bt. it. Katharine lOO 0 0 310,806 St. Southampton 100 — 6.0001 St. ; Victoria New NO 0001 90 , Do. I ooLotnAL GOVIZNIONT • • • D D :11 1 101 1 1 i l k . = i WO Do. Spa ot.MarAllop. 103 Do. 6 pot wad. Do. 6porowdlw 100 de Nopeep.ol.l MO do. NO Do. do 1801 100 Now Dr00r0.00v..16.01. 100 .S.Waissev.6p. C. 1 100 &Lip. 0.,1671 to DO 100 6 p. a, UN lOO Now Do. bawd Ow out 100 Non dostia 11 p. s. 1876 100 AsstOor.llp.o. 100 Vie. ay. op. o.holdoly 100 Do. d0.15p. c. Agen aO. 100 9) 101 Ma par ran's. Barns& MDII/1. IV - ffi 107 100 107 102 100 100 l lb 101 111 113 113 114 illl 113 107 j 10 fkle 0 101 06 04 07 se 106 110 106 l 106 l 102 110 106 IN 1021 106* i T*T . 100 - .... lie MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY•) Two o'CLOoI. The funds to-day are firm, and prices are quoted fully as good as yesterday afternoon. There is not much business going forward. The principal feature in the Stock Exchange to-day is a general recovery for English railway stocks, particularly Great Western, owing chiefly to specu lative re-purchases. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rente. were quoted at 70fr. 02c., being about the same as yesterday. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan is steady, at 21 to 21 prem. Consols are officially marked 931 and I for money, and 93/ for the account. The present quotations are 9n to for cash, and 93 1 , " sellers," for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Tbree per Cents. Reduced, 921; New Three per Cents., 921, 3 ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1081, /, f, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 255., 28e. prem. ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1021, 1 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 1081, ; Exchequer Bills, 175., Ws. prem. With the exception of a further decline in Mexican Bonds, which are last marked 341, there is no variation of importance in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 84 to 1, and that of 1858, 701 to 71i. Moorish Scrip and Italian Five per Cents. are firm. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Ave per Cents., 1839 and 1859, 991, ex div. ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 (ex change, 25fr.) ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 861; Dutch Four per Cent Certificates, 991, ex div. ; Italian Five per Cents., 661 (ex change 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 341 ; ditto for account, sq, 1 ; Moorish Scrip, 61, 1, prem. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46 ; Russian Five per Cents., 100 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 931 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 431 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 841 ; ditto Six per Cents. 1868, for account, 71, 701, 711 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103 ; Vene zuela Three per Cents., for account, 241, 1. Gold to the amount of 35,0001. was sent into the Bank yesterday, making a total of 248,0001. since the last return. The arrival of two Australian gold ships is an nounced ; the Giant's Causeway has brought 49,0001., and the Marian Moore, 33,0001. The mail steamer Tyne is reported at Lisbon from Brazil with 13,0001. in specie. Only about 236,0001. in Australian gold is now known to be on the way to England, but the Australian mail just reported will announce further 1O 411.1 IL I It i HIM. 1 P 4. I (l War 1 Wei. Alfred 000 a. (110/00. LLS IA 0 Erlthh Inas alhord .. Var. G. Cos. (Parialt) 1 640 410 01 :: hart Banat papal 10 Canaan lll4Ol 84 ig 36 11 hut Cam 1410 LWS. Zama rhalslL) 71. 10r. 3 01 .. Orambisra 0. AOO. 10 14 10 .. • Soft Talpas 'far 011000) 0 oti 0 0 0 .. OnsvUlt .. Sired 4-1100 WAIL IS 118 .. Ibtples Dams 41. Us. a It A .. Is* 000 LILL 1 1 .. limbo Vallay 44. lisrearall 100). i Zlals ailftr°n 0 4 dls 11 6 12. hawse ILI —IL W. Dassit (als & 11 11s. 0 0 .. North 1/101 1.1!Ohm OI Mawr 14 1 0 111 1000.00 (0. 16101). 16.1.7. 41 48 . MAN .. Sortrldge Ora. lila. Oa. 1 # 1 1,11 .. Wades (L ear— If 110 XS 0 LOlO .. I. am Bras (M) . 01101 i 3 .. 177. Trams. (a 2) 11.111. 100 106 0. . Way Park all i 1 . 1 T ic arlllllloo/110.C. a s e 11 11 I- A _ Pak 0 To, M i r. 7 n - . - ...... . Wala Bard >, 02 .. W. Carides 186 .. Wat asks _ WIL Slatasi US .. WL Daher 1 40 II , WY. il ( n n .4 Lai.. WI. Kls ip (Va. Lefial ) LTA. 10 • .. W.lOO Aaa(11000) • 14 1 , 1. .. W 4. 1 . 00 0 2 lia.k. , 7 17 18 --• SOZZIOX MUM tit I 1 10. 1 wit* IPhI 01 Won. I 010 Ix e I r. Bas Asgard. LlOllO. ! a al 1 1 1 ON Ilesall. 1.1211.00.(L10 il SIMS 1 Cla.Caa. Ma. 00. Jan. j 18,0 M 0 0080 Oopaar di 0 Si AM 20 OEOOO (Lira.) 76.000 1 Caput 8110 r WIN I Dim 110008 Capper all j 11 — 1100) 3 L i u Drat 11.0(10110 1 18 t e pat 16 0 080 0 0 . 1 0 Padua (Lta.) IS SI 001 0 WOO I fit Ncetarsa aIL Australlal o = 11 # 4 1 A I, NS OOO I K Unarm 7l4' ma) A i agit 1000 6 160000 101111 1 Mriquila 0 # SLOP) 1 N. MaOC.Ol A AaL(L) I 4 es Am ft rtett i b nie sadinvethied a 2 4 KM 1 Pan . 1 Bsata Barbers Otid X 1 4 #pm 86 . 080 i semi* man. (Lasai laa 11 14 pall 11 - 11.000 10 Willa 441 km (LPL) 16 46 0 4804 WIN Oallsa Madosa all 7 71 71 7 80.400 1 Wcetlin Ma) all 1 1 siii ii MO II MI 100 ON I. Vila I* :6154i I's) 000 It* 6000 U 1,001 U ON IS ION US 7 KIT! iso 10.000, 01,000 .11!.000, 4• T ni 117.iai l 8,000 11,510 iiiiioool 40,1 HOMO 6,w 1.11,081 t 10.. M 31,000. 16,00 20E000 1411IG MAIN 1%4100 11.U0 ix. , 1 Nor Roo! JOINT ere= WV: Agra —_ J. Mr. Irak Australasia Bank of W ei. Bank of BMWs F. AMAIN& .... Out limit of waft Amin awl ales . MINI. Oak d 111114 T. 7, •; - d ifaiss - —I ice= Cloo. d Canada ...... ol Loudon SooLtAult.Charld G. lank et Ihttlanizad Lou. Ch. Hu* et LvileL Doa.y Loudon sad Lonclas Job= Londas • dna Ahican ILoo. sal Wirlastastivr „Metro.s Pm. 11.6 k (L AL r INm. at ileskita New Irak W& Oriental lank Mawr °Mara Irak Provincial at laird loath Moira& [Colon of Auaralla Vim 01 Unica liisiiiiisiiii I I. ea a di 30 10 61.14110{.(6) 1000 al Beßntlolopiw6 10 !Berths Watirwetlia. 00 brit.*ldskllail 10 Do. 11 1 DOO & 1888 I 121 Mauls Land oo ce kig.olDao.tootalt 111. Do. Ip. ea Pap. Dab 10 ilitilla*Loa.litippiarß 10 Canal • Nag. aa=litp... •• • 11 Naaloll.o 1 Gnat Slip (1/a1104) 1 Doan per seal Prat ▪ laa. Dlak TioL (4) a Ow. Omalliat o II Madras Irrtgpi. * Chow 10 ltadltor. 6c Tel. (Um) II National !Naomi{ Co 10 NarbuddaCoaktleatqll 10 Nathertands Lad • Do. p. lc at 1 Yr. NM N. 13ruaa. tN. Sao& U. 1 N.Brlt t Anateairlas Ds. "low Mane .. Odra Is. Ma Mal.. Ned Myer lasi lb law heft. awl Ones. Sera e 7 Oa, Moo • 104. Tot 0.41 liar Ito Was. City Im.(L) Sopa WY arm tiattOlik AAA lambi Liatimart lasi M MAO Do. Oh 11141.10 r De at od Mpg& to lota (14 . • el Avot(L) Cio.ll.omasda Oa EtioyStoo ToL (L). Too elooonto Lad— 79 W WI 1I tit 26 10 91 Si 409 181 ni 26t 25 26. 39 40 115 1 pi 11l 784 dis Pm, 40 4I 14 Si null Is is — SO A 40 67 1111 lift W I 3 21 22 2 I a } l4 Is 11 1a ft 11 14 114 117 12 U let 1M 104 117 i t P 414" SO 14 we 1q; 11 sn 8 7*IN id t i t g i ft i I t i : i die Par The steamer Pere will take to-morrow 104,9811. in specie, of which 21,1801. is for Madras, 17,1601. for Calcutta, 40,9351. for Singapore, 5,5831. for Hong Kong, and 20,1531. for Shanghae. 11,8031. is gold and the rest silver. The Liverpool cotton market was again very firm. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached Suez. Trade at Melbourne was im proving. At Sydney it was quiet. In explanation of the continued rise in Lombardo Venetian Railway shares, it is said that the coming dividend will be 23 francs per share, and that no call will be made until the end of the year. An official note from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada informs us that, " from the accounts of the half-year ended Jan. 31, 1882, the net earnings of the line will justify the board in recommending a dividend for the half-year at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, leaving a balance of 21,5071. 13a. 7d. to be carried over, which includes the surplus of the previous half-year." This sur plus was about 18,0001., no dividend having been given for the previous half-veer. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 7,8851. ; and the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of about 7,8001. The second report of the directors of the Ner budda Coal and Iron Company, to be submitted to the meeting on the 11th inst., states that the works at the colliery are progressing satisfactorily. Mr. Blackwell writes that lie is very sanguine of complete success, and calls attention to the fact that no coal has been discovered in that pat of India, except what the company possesses. He estimates that the present plant should enable the company to get " not less than a million tons of coal, which will probably be as much as is required for twenty years to come." Although no deben tures have as yet been issued, the directors have funds enough in hand to carry on the opera tions for some time, and consequently no call will be made during the current year. The board express their satisfaction at observing that the Great Indian Peninsula Railway to Jubbulpoore is now being pushed on with energy, and will be com pleted within two years. So soon as this is done the directors declare themselves to be " perfectly certain that the profits of the company will fully equal even their own most sanguine expectations. An extraordinary meeting of the British Hong Kong and North and South Wales Tea Company (Limited) will be held on the 9th inst., to confirm a resolution for a voluntary winding up. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insurance.—Alliance British anti Foreign, 141, 0 ; ditto Marine, 57; Marine, 1021 ; Oman Marine, 121 ; Thames and Merely Marine, 31, lex ; Universal Marine, 11. Gas Lisht and Coke.—Brighton, 26, 7 ; City of Lon don (B), i; Equitable, 82 ; European, 131, 1 ; United Genteel, 251, ex div. Canals.—armioghem (guar. 4'. per cent. Lon. and N.W.), 93 ; Grand Junction, 601, 1; ditto Guaranteed Six per Cent., 121; Regent's (or London), 25/. Waterworks—East London, 128, 1 ; Grand Junction, 731, 4 ; Lambeth, 105 ; West Middlesex, 1051, f. With reference to the market for American se curities Mr. E. F. Satterthwaito reports as follows : The market for American securities in London has been somewhat weaker since our bum, and transscteoss have been as a reduced scabs; at any fractional decline, however, bor i e v e for shipment to New York appear, and take stock in quantities if o ff ered ; for this purpose all classes of New ork Central and Michigan Central Bonds are wanted, also Pennsylvania Central First Mortgage. The demand fur Atlanta* and Greet Western Bonds continues, the traffic being eatisfassory, considering the small portion at present opened, and that the communication by railroad with the ell wells is not yet completed. 14 - WEDBITSDAT IVIIIMII Consols, which closed yesterday at stsi to I for the 10th inst., opened and closed today at the same quotation. For money the last price was 93k, " buyers." The official business report is as follows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 932, I, I ; ditto, for account (April 10), 931, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 92 /, 92 , ; New Three per Cents., 92, 1, 92 ; India Stock, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stuck, 1081, 1, ; ditto for ac count, 1081 ; ditto Bonds, 245. prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 1031, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081 ; r,• - - a Is IS If 1 1 1 I IS ST ST 09 10 12 pm IR 114 IT If 1 Si I. 7: 10 The India Five per Cent. Stock was firm, at 1081 to f. The rupee paper retains considerable steadiness. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 17e. to 20s. prem. 4 1 4 1 i die $ pm Dr yin 91 4' : The foreign stock market was quiet. Ottoman Bank shares continuo in demand, and closed to-day at 27* to ex div. There were nu merous transactions in Bank of Egypt shares, but realisations rather predominated. London and Westminster Bank, London and South African Bank, and several other descriptions were in de mand. The inquiry for National Discount sharea continues. Nerbodda Coal and Iron were likewise in request, and have again risen be., closing at dia. to par. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph k were quoted rather lower. The eh tree of the Alliance Bank have rieen to 7 to 7} m. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 7# to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, 21, to 21 di.. ; on and Provincial Marine, par to f prem.; Mercantile Fire, to 3prem. ; Commercial Union, tto dia. ; Imperial Bank, Ito lt prem. ; and Indian Branch Railways, to prem. The new Victoria Loan was again in demand, and rose k, closing at 104 to 104. Indian R ail way Debmtures remain steady. MINIM AiM 4 0 a.i. 111.11 ILO ISO, I ilia 1 1 an i LW. w. LW. WSW. SAW. 11.11. W. LW. LW. 1.~ a DrlotoitiseArOAANAl Cakdoolaa Que. U Cort w ood Ta p ? 14p.c Dud Ample% A,llp. el DA Do. O. I, IA M. p. NONA NA, Spid.NAl P.. do. No.l Da Now p. Uolos„ 6 p. el p. 66. p.o. lamb NorIDNA p. DAlAnd.od 10p.olpa. Do. wool DAlAAroLoilik p.A i c WA. floollsol. DANA& (BorDANONIA o.• rodosoa. 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'Mee lest =ln inches and decimals. IL-Bsudisimitenee ato 9). Z. 'l_l:neap op, «.i=. 6i Iu WHITIRALL, MARCH 28.—The Hull Ragged sad ladustril Moab at Kingstonxipon-Hull, in the enmity of York, have been certified by the Seem =of 2MM hi it to be industrial schools the of the Industrial Schools Art, 1861. Leeds Industrial School, in Edgar etreet, York-road, Leeds, in the county of York, has been certified by the Secretary of State as fit to be an in dustrial school noder the provisions of the Industrial Schools Act, 1561. Gazette. SacRILD HARMONIC SOCIRTY, Ex ETER-111ILL.— Helldal'. oratorio Solomon. from which • selection of choruses will be nods for tins of the days of the reed Handal Festival, will be polarised to-rocerow (Inday) FAIR, At TER HaMOVZIL•SQVAII HOOKE— • rile of ferry seschtirark sad article' of wets was held perkeday at the Hearevsnatusre Beene, wader the p hew's el the Boehm of Mari the D Ocetatesses Iheltestway, _Gleineborough, Poulett, owr Lady Re at ateefs, la 4 Trevelyan, Lady Pea. the ka, is. behalf of the at Pancras Industrial Bekeel 7er = Refuge, Grey's-ine-road, • most sasl 1 kaelitsMea, sad are which is surrounded by a Lege amount el poverty and wretchedness, there having been admitted sines the institu tion was first °pool 150 boys, and there being at the pre sent time 23 ismates, besides five others who were ono, in the new and are psnaitted to lodge there. Notwith stead* the unpropitious state of the weather there was a large sad feehinnablii atteadsecs, and the articles sold print, Istinkly The mono presented a gay sad lively sp y tt=eed the enjoyment of the visitors was added to rforniance of a choice selection of antic by the Royal Victoria and 37th Middlesex Rifle beads. The ego will be cautioned this day. Tug GERMAN HOSPITAL, DALSTON.—The sand revelry dinner of this hospital came off at the Leaden Tavern, Bishopegate-ortreet, last night. His Royal the Duke of Cambridge was is the chair, support= serene Niglio's, Prince Edward of flaxii-Wldmer, Ids Eacellsnanccy7 Count Kielmanaegge (the Hanoverian esinistid, his Excellency Count Apponyi, his Exton/erg , Omen Vitzthom, the Count Brandenburg, to, The Chain man, in giving the toast of the evening, " Pros perity to the Gorman Hospital," observed that eines the opening of the hospital, the in•patiente received' amounted to 10,731, while during the some period 115,791 out patients had been relieved, making • total of 1215,522. Daring the just year A 52 had been taken into the wards, and 14.690 attended to in the dispensary of the hospitals His royal highest', in conclusion, referred to the wretched condition of foreigners in the metropolis, and who, but for this institution, would have nowhere to go for relief where they could be understood. Ad= is the fact that the hospital pinewood the exesptional benefit of a sanatorium for ia-patieste, he expressed a hope that the result of he appeal would be such as would middy the wants of the charity. SININIOIIII toasts followed ; amon g othen, " The health of the trea surer, Mr. F. Huth,' in which the sable chairmen sia pounced the intention of that gentleman to give 2,00 W. to the hospital, if, before the end of the year, 1,000/. were collected towards the expenses of enlarging the building ; and of haressieg the donation to 2,500 f., if 1,5001. were eal letted far the some purpose within that period. The pre. reeding, terminated at a late hour. The subscriptions sap pounced durin g the evening amouuted to 2,0001. ST. PAUL 'S CATHEDRAL.—The Bishop of London has appointed the following gentlemen to preach in the cathedral on Sunday mornings and Good Rh* te the pre sent mouth :—Sunday, April 6, Rev. Dr. Hemp, heed mes ter of Merchant Taylor's School ; Beadily, 13th Ree. J. U. it&Mill011, M.A., incumbent of St. Michael's Gash, Lbw tevequare ; Good Friday, 18th—mooing, Mar. YWsel Gibbs. M.A., rector of Mint Chureh, Newptiewirest, ad chaplain to the Loral Mayor ; falterers, Rev. Dr. IC high master of St. Paul's School ; Sunday, 11. Mamas, M.A., rector of St. Amostioe's. The Very Rev. the Dean of St. Paul's will preach on Sunday monies, the 20th, being Easter Sunday. I ET. ,N Cottenr..—An assistant mastership at Etoo has been conferred upon the Rev. Naunton Lemuel Bhublham, M. A., &my of Magdalen College, Oxford. The Duke of Northumberland Lass, it is stated, gives instructions that during the period of the Exhibitioe his Grace's suasion' of Northumberlsodbouse, London, and Sim-hones and gardens., Middlesex, shall be thrown open for the inspectioa of persons visiting London, more espe cially these connected with the county of Northumberland. THE INUNDATIONS.—ou Monday the river Nene, ler many miles above and below Peterborough, had over. dewed its banks, and had laid some thuusends of acres of loth arable and grazing land under water. Many of the keen in the lower parts of the town have been rendered meishalatable, and incalculable damage has been occasioned herepeety The water reached to within three feet of the *awed bthe heel of 1+52, and was nearly six Mom the ere level of the river at this time of the . The Willand and the Witham have else wars tisk natural boundaries, and have laid the wash leads ou their banks under a depth of three GT of W f ast water. The amount of damage ocessloned the greet dOOda of the past week in the cultivated dio- Mot IetWINS Lincoln and Boston is perfect( Oa Friday, at a place called Bariloey, • isal Pi called the South Dolph gave way to the length of about Sty yards, the water poured into the adjacent kris, known as Braostou Len, sweeping away stock, farm build nip stacks, dm. The whole country was in capstone tion, and for scene time all steps to stay the progress of the flood were unavailing. In the course of that and the following day, however, some hundreds of bags of sand, with cartleeds of heavy stones, wets thrown into the pp in the bank, and thin the torrent was in some de gree stemmed. Still the water continued to pour in, sod on Monday two thousand acres were completely submerged, presenting the appearance of • vast lake. At that time the water was still pouring io at the rate of one hundred and and fifty gallons per minute. The whole of the spring sown crops of holey and tote will be destroyed, and hopes are entertained that the wheat will not suffer. Our cores eposdant states that parties were rowing about in boats over the flooded lands, wild duck shooting. Above Lincoln, as far as Redford, many thousands of saes are flooded, and the roads are impamable.—hots Unfurl. ARRIVAL OF A CON rEDERATI VESSEL IN THE m wit UnneywoE, W LONRHO/LT.—To-day the brig Adelaide, dying the Confederate Bag, arrived in the river, from Charleston, which port she left on the evening of the 3rd ult., having rue the blockade without any hiadesaes from the blockading fleet. The Adelaide is 273 toms hush% and nom waded by Captain Swan. During the voyage she 6.mi/owed very severe weather, all her baits having bees carried away. Captain Swan states that several flaw yards besides his had successfully run the blockade with =of cottonsad rosin, while many others were pro. to follow, the blockade being far from strict. The cargo cif the Adelaide coolish of 669 bales of cotton, 18 bales el white are Sea bland, and 442 lamb of nem. This vend ailed in company with the barque Ettiwin, basal te Unwpeol, the barque Mary Wright, and four 'chooser% all Wes with cotton and nun. The stain fleet sunk in the herheer of Charleston was fast breaking up. the harbour beam covered with floating tin,ber and other &brio of the wrecks of the stone fleet. The Adelaide is consigned to Mews. Charles Moore and Co., of this town. I 111. !II uS 10 IN NM 1, 1111 IN NO IN NO I:1 ii. Kai el el 1110.40 el tin sd hi 13 4} peal 10 I 6 s as: 10k 1 pm lge gi i MINES-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Clocx. The mining market is steady to-day, with a firm amount of business. East Carsdon shares are firm at 34} to 1 1 . Cook's Kitchen are_cluoted 341 to 351 i, being scarce. Great Wheal For tune, 20 to I ; Wheal Ludoott, 41 to k; and Wheal baton, 128 to 130. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares have been dealt in at 34, 34}, and 34 • East Care Brea at 121 and 12* ; and Great Whe'al Vor 6f, ex div. United Mexican Mining shares remain heavy, and have been last sold at 7. As regards other foreign as well as colonial mining shares, there is no change. The articles of Association of the Monte' Aureos (Brazilian) Gold Mining Company are now ready for signature, after which the share certifi cates will be deliverable. From Cardigan Console the agent write' (March 31) : " The edit east on copper lode is much the same as last re ported, worth 2 toes of cooper, or 20!. per fathom." At the West Camden Mine meeting yesterday the accounts for November and December showed a balance of loss of 115/. 12s. 2d. The assets exceeded the liabilities by 4291. 10s. Id. From Lady Bertha Mine Captains //Arpin. and Metheller write (March 29) :—" The lode in the 53 east is from four to five feet wide, composed of quartz, mundie, and dana of ore. Simmons' winos sinking below the bottom of the 41 west is down four fathoms, worth four tons or 121. per fathom. In the 30 east the lode is about four feet wide, worth two tons or 81. per fathom. We have this day est a stopsin the bottom of the before-named level, east of Cur tis's wince, to four men, where the lode is from three to four feet w ide, worth three tons or 9/. per fathom . Eddy's Sze in the beck of 10 east is up three fathoms, at which point the lode is from two to three feet wide, worth three tons or 181. per fathom. In the tribute department we have no particular change to notin, yielding a moderate supply of ore. The ground in the new eastern shaft, we are pleased to inform you, u favourable for sinking, which is of great importance, and we hope it may continue." ' From Long Rake Mine the agent reports :—" Our 60 east is not quite so good far lead, though producing good Ruff foe dressing. I have nothing new to say about Bryn Owiog, as to the old bottoms, but hope to do so by Monday's pd. Long Rake will sample 16 tons next time, for the sale on the 10th Apra." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. IKPERL&L AVERAGNI. Wheat. Marley.flOsts. lye. Bean Poss. dab. ft 594 G 4095 Od Us 4d Ps 04.404 9.1 399 4.1 Mardi 1 le Od Us 10d 21. 114'386 3d 894 id 404 14 - dd 111 s6s llddfd 10d SU 114 MG 041686104 401 9d eh weeks' Awe- We Amp - - - Dory.—Whet, Barley, as 3174, Deans, and Peas, 19 131646131 GaLot 1031.0 LOT was.—Meat, 64617: barley, 44071; oats, 18,466; 779,,7: beans, 4,010: peal, 637 quartos. D1606.1x olownie OUR PLOOTOATIORB IR MR ATIRLOR PRIOR OP MOUT puma TOR SIX ORRIS 'WIRD "b. ILI Mar. 1.1 Mar. & ISLar.l5 plar. 21.1 N • : s• e—. I" 1 771 :: L; ii 6 60 2 69 0 66 11 MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.) &TOLL—There has not been a public sale held to-day privately the markets dull and inactive ; 240 boxes of Havana& sold, No. 11 at 40s. ; and two tl•ating cargoes, Nos. 12). 13 Havannah, at 265. 9d. ; and Cubs Muscovado, at 22a. 6d., both for the United Kingdom. Refined is also dull, dull, and prices are barely supported. Comm.—The market is tern, at full prime ; but, as there are sanely any parcels offering, the business doing is small. Cocoa has sold at about previous prices ; fair Grenada at 56e. to 58a. 6d. TZL—The market is quiet. parcel of Week Jamaica sold at 2a. 2d., and Demerara at la. 7d. Rios—A few parcels have been sold : good Battam, at Ps. 3d. ; and Rangoon, at 10.. freL SITTCLL—The transactions have been limited at unaltered pries.. bias—No ales reported. Cocartmaz..—The public ,ales have gone off well ; Hos dures silver, at 2d. to 3d. advance ; Tel:tariff., at 2d. ; and Mexican at Id. advance on the previous public sale. Hon duras silver, Is. 7d. to 3.. Gd. ; tuck. 2s. Bd. to 3s. 7d. ; Maxims silver, 2s. 7d. to 2e. 81. ; Teneciffe silver, 2a. lid. to 3s. COTTON. —The market is quiet. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market Is quiet at the followlog rates :—Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 46a. 3d.; April to June, 465. • July to September, 475. to 475. 3d. ; October to December. 48s. 3d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIB DAY.) The number of beasts fresh up to this day's market is small ; consequently there is more inquiry for the choicest kinds. On the average, however, prices are about the same as on Monday last. The sheep trade is more active and there is a small advance in the best descriptions. Good calves are in demand at rather higher rates. Our foreign supply coosists of 82 beasts, 440 sheep, and 124 calves ; mikh cows, 95. Per stone of albe a. d. sd. Per atone of Sibs. a. .1. s. Bast Scots, Herefda 4 4 6 4 8 6 0 Best Short-horns 4 0 4 Dad DerSDrts&lll-bds SO toes.woola.... 4 10 6 4 Second queL beasts 303 10 Do. do. Shorn . 44 4I 8 Calvin INgs flestDasdlltt-ereds 5 4 5 8 lambs Boasts at market, 88S; Sim and Lambe. 4,310; Wm, ISO; SIP. sae. HAY MARKET.-(THHI DAY.) Maseru Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at last day's prices. Prime meadow hay, 70e. to 80s. ; supe rior ditto, 84s. to 95e. ; inferior ditto, 40e. to 50e. ; rowan, 50e. to 70e. ; clover, old, 00e. to lloa. ; ditto, new, mould , tut, 80a. to 1001. ; straw, Mo. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. UffititrooL, APRIL 2.-Bffiee to-day :—Great Western Stock, 12;—Lancashire and Yorkeldre, 1068 I—London and North Western, 924—Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincoln, 44f 11. — Midland Stock, 1271 t F-North British Stock. 611, x 4.—North Pastern, Berwick, 961 k 07—Leeds Capital Stock, $5-Bouth Bate= Stock, Effi k fig—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 6k—Ditto, Seven per Cent., 9 tll .l6—Grand Trunk of Canada, g:t 4i—Great Luxembourg, 136 4—Great Western of Canada, 134—Illinois Central, 44 d.—Eria 7 per Cent. Pref., 56t—Sumbre and Meuse, 1044 8-16 4 LlS—Thames and Mersey Insurance, 1 046 p. Itatsoaomr APAILL—There was not much business offering, and Wow were rather lower. Eastern Collative, 57—Great MI. enthonrg, Ill—Grand Trunk of Canada, 461 vii--Great Westm.q 728 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1004 —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 411 k f—Ditto Reduced Preference, 11-16 p.— Midland. 1273—North 'astern "Beret tic," 961 I—South &stern, lea—North Eastern, Leeds, 55—Trunk Bonds (1872;, 40—San Paulo, 16.16 p. Ltranntonag, APRIL 2.—The business done to-day in this market was in Birmingham Canal. at 04: and Gloucester W at 37 pm. Great Western Birmingham Guaranteed we, inquired for at 77 London and North Western, Coventry and Nuneaton, at 115: and Bu minghtun Bank, at 2.1 i per share. Market flat. DETENTION OF A Dirt:lH CHILD IN A PAY.Nen CONVENT.—The committee have touch pleasure in suiting that their efforts on behalf of the child of Mr. W. ti. Butler, who was detained in a coevent in France against the will of her father, have been attended with success, and th►t in con sequence of the prompt representations of the British authorities Mr. Butler's daughter he. restored to him. —(dfont,* Letter of the Protestant Alliance.) THE ACCUSED or THE CNICHISISFEE )tai DER WY UMW) as A Dkarrrin.—Juba Cleary, whore 111010 we have no doubt is well known to our readers es the man charged with the murder of the late Mr. Outen, at Chiches ter, was brought up before the magistrates charged with de serting from her Majesty's 39th Foototationol at Cuiehester. He wu committed to prison on the charge.— wee Seam Gatette. SUICIDE ON A RAILWAY.—A very chocking and most determined act at self-destruction was perpetrated by a workman on the Wilts and Somerset Railway, sear Promo, last week. An the morning harem trivia was pro ceeding on its downward journey, and when midway between Frome and Witham Friary, the entice-driver saes a man go towards the lies and lay himself on the left wile on the rails. The whistle was sounded, but before the pro gress of the train could be arrested the engine had paused over the man. When the train was stopped the driver went back to the spot where the dreadful occurt epee took placated there found the frightfully mangled remains of the man. At the inquest held on the body, before Dr. Wybreata, the coroner, witnesses were called who deposed to the de ceased being in a very despouding state of mind. As his clothes were in a wet state it is supposed that the unhappy Man had previously attempted to drown himself. Helium • numerous family. A verdict of "Temnomry insanity* was given by the jury.—Sherbor3e tall yea me r is as tar Pow eat rd the Ur. it be riag LIE. to 2 to I to to to to II to 4 to 2 to 4 to 2 to to a ;As- Ha lam vs% the 401 fat of will m 6 TM ski the ,e ul lair Ku die his ova 4. I'