The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-06 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 11011112 OP COllliONS.—Tue DAT. The !PIAIIZ heL lb. choir shortly after 12 o'clock. 1111TATI BUSINESS. On the notion of M. FITZROY, the following rap:ab bots were envied to, ,to., That in ems the committee on may private or group d each bills, shall report their o,nidon to the house that say bill or bills sot yet considared by them should sot be enttred spas, or that the cossidera boa of any till already =y , r „ cosilaered should sot be pro moted with, all span such belle shall be suspended deuZ s r g e ' most asseico. Standisig order 109 repealed, sad the following inserted is ben thencd There shell be sot lon thou three deer days, st , r more this sere.. between the first and soccod mediate( any private bai, sales any such bill have been referred to riaabaaro of Mains for private bills, is which csie the 1,11 'WI cot be reed s wooed time later than sews deer day. after the report of the sesame, or of the select tom nutoo co .tsading odors, so the case may be." NEWSPAPRII.S. ATRTON pmeasted a petition from the Association for the Repeal of the Tsar co Ksowledge Is favour of the Bdl for the Repeal of the Registratios of Newspapers. SIM DISSOLUTION. On the order of the day for going into committee of 'apply, Lord PALMIIIINTON rose to make a perusal expiate tka. Hs ►ad been accused in soother place, which the rules of parliament did tilt permit him to name, and by a per soup of great endsenos sal authority in the country, of disputing the prerogstlve of the avers to diseolve parliameat. He was accused of sacosatitatiosal oaduct in questkaing the yr, roga.tee of the crows to diaeolve partisans. abet trot Its reepostable &dein= should think lit to advise it to do so. No ow le ►is mane w►o knew saytblag of the coestitation could &Nato that maturity; sad nothing bad en fallen bun his which maid toed to a contrary con etruetion. What be said wee that the Hoses of Commons must be c toessatiag party to Its own dissolution, Inumsch as It must vote sepphas oa aroma before the prerogative of the crows could be surcatel, sod that was pro-tidy the coarse they were now taking. He agreed that nadir the circurestasees it was the ben coarse to islia , bemuse it was • direct aseeptanos of the eh.llrp which throe retie ter bed thrown out to the opposition, but then wee as alternative course that the bolus could hive adopted, and that was not to vote supplies on sconsat, bet to rim spa the budget being produced, awl the winds estimates of the year disposed of Wars pertiammt wee absolved. It might thus have hemmed that la the course of it. reseeding@ Me Some of Ossousne Wed have addressed the crown b dials he pima Avineri, which world be perhelli sew entstiord, sad thus the 'repeal he a din index woad how ontirely Yon to the peonit It was la this sem, end this sore us/y, *het he had rebored the preresee doe of the beers to dime:bre ; sed he had avow, se had heat mewled eleesrhire, instated to quad= the power of the evesrelips to diodes ender the advice d bar eseporible middle% The Here of Cernotoon hod ids* deterobsel to leave the respeirldlity of the dieselation to red with the goverment. (Bar, hoar.) Dim on his legs he would fir to sae other point of a personal 'Ware. He and lb boils Nell the member for the city of Idaho hid Isla In soma upon the reeoledon whisk bid diaisi the government reform bill. Hie noble bided had it aim ea Nam el the sessouse of zebra he wee re. Pend to propose; he mainly conmend le the principles se obelleted ha that online, moiety, • ramekin of the comity tamable end &reduction of the borough framere; bet with regard to the Wait to which those peinciples should be terrisd, he Yid the sem opinion that he had already turresd on the subject. (Hear, hear.) Sir 1. PAIeINGTON congratulated the aside lord epos the altered tow of his speech of tr-day and Woodsy se oom parel with that which he delivered as dasiedents Bill. The soble lord lut week addressed dm his.. in language that wee well eallsalsied le emlengsr tr guesegadves of the vows he Amid the um le diesels, end dedered that if it attempted to de se he would try le ittt>•ss the bare to refuse the accuser) , sapplies. The noble lord this used the strongest lasgwage of threat, sad bah his true end maser betrayed a want of respect for the crown, and wen such se to teed to impede the due sureise of its prero gative, He was rejoiced, however, to had that tap= redaction the amble lord had determinod to abandon such sa obstructive course, sad that he n.,w did not dispels that the advice the government had gives to the crown was strictly conatltu• dual. (Hue, bear) Sir 0. GRE Y mid the government must not be allowed to shift the respinsibility of the dissolution from their own shoulders on to that of th. home. It had bees thrown out by some of the ininielny that the step might be productive of mriout emsegasnees If it would not absolutely endanpr the peace of Europe, end in Los of that &titration the House had wisely resolved to leave the responsibility of the dlasolation with her Ilajts'y's government. (Hew, btu.) The 1140111 upon which they were going to the country, how ever, must not be concealed or frittered away. The house bad pesetd a resolution condemning the two main &attune of the government reform MP, and in face of that defeat the government had preferred to risk the dangers of a disso lution is giving the house an opportonity of pining the . Worst b . lll wiliek it tts4 &clued itself - to b. favou—reb4 to. (Cheers.) Col.rncl FRENCH contended that constitutionally td government had no fair right to distolve, ruder they were earned that there was a tersontble prospect of Air s trengthening th-ir position upon the very quail's open which they had been defeated. Now who could say that the goveremist were likely to return from the country with • verdict in favour of their nits= bill ? (Hear, best.) Mr. NALINS pareetel that the resolnike of the noble lord the .seater for the Ci.y wu taatemount to a vote of want of confidence in the government, be mac upon the portion of reform there appease' to be very little difference of opnion between the opposition and the nunieterial aide of the house. The mortice, then, could only have been proposed in a spirit of faction to interrupt the proper of tbe government museno, eel t h e appeal about to be made to the country was sedan an sir leas than whether they bad confilenee or wet Is hr If ejety's preeme adviser.. Ilk J. Tllllgi WIIY nese to order. He mu.ended that elhedisseeks was irregular, se hiving no refervnts to the Inietics before the chair. TM SPEAKER ruled that the hon. sad learned sesenter for Welilsaford was is order. KALINS repeats I that the °maritime were impossi ble foe the dia.:ileums, sad insisted that nom they bad pst kewerd so ref ins momure of their own, the goverment were perfectly junitild is escrowing the Woe. TM question the . °witty had to diode woe me of con/Memos er no onati fence in the precaut admiaist,ation. Sir 0. C. LEWIS repudiated the ides of the opposition being resioasible foe the constrq ienrotof the dinoletion, and wee equally indispo , cd to swept the honouraVo and Memel geatMeen'e &deltic& of the Issue to be decided. It wee sot a question of mat of reeltdenee In the government, bee one of reform, sad the musky would have to detomice wbelsee the goverment 131.111 re of reform, or the reso• lution MI the noble laid the member for the eity of Looks was the nom nameable. The goveremest snot met be allowed to go to the country epos a fa!si Lome; they nest be band by the precedents of the coo toot of 1831 and 1832, sad tbe qussilta to be put to the couutry should sot be, have yen sadden in the government P but, will yes take this bill se a settlement of the qoeston d re tom? (Bur, beau) . kr. B. OSBOILNE thought It would bs better to remit the queens of redeem at Oaf) to the hustings •51i n to re-op-a it to the diacasains of the house. Ile waste] to Mow if it was true that a meter of the Irmo had bees app.ieted to a jadgenip of the 14413 la cunae/et Estates Cast is el. Mace of • premium soder. stetting that as to. badmen of the cent was rapidly dirsistaing, Om was so sionity to All up the vacancy that senned. (Hem) Sacreety EATCOURT rec4lel t) 031141 that the Ingsage used het weak by the toble lord the Denise lee Tiverton mat that at &Isolate &Mace to the sows sad the gersrmaast--• defiance (nodal nee the belief that It ma iespre.ible for the sorter. ern to have recourse to the altersative of a divelatias. (Rea., heel All regarded the minden of reform he agree.' with the bouesrable numbs fee Dover that it meld IA b0 . 48' t) leave that to the !meting,.; but at the same tine the real querthe to ha ck , ,ided by the due dation wee Inc her the bathe s of the cosstry .heuld be carried es by the pent goverment or transfuse,' to •we etiolate, ad ea. (Her, bear.) After some further diecusen, in abet Mr. L wen, L vi Mrs*. Air H. Willoutbby. hir P. Barter, .n I oat. r bal. meters tug part, the stal,yri dropped, and the blew went into otwisuiVew td supply, oboe beet eel votes t n aecount wen parsed. The home this ram c 1, ant w, • [Left swing I Camas PAIACIL Owl Munro DAT.••• TeUllll V, APRIL aktAdlabiliai en payment, 1,556; o•ron Wulf, , 621 vionm, p 76. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1869. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) NEW COURT. (Before the Recorder.) Ambrose Horan surrendered to take his trial, npon an indictment charging him with having conWred together with John Gibson Banff, Charles Alfred Bennett, sad Harry Lee Bennett, to &band, by mesas of representing himself the surgeon of an establishment professing to care (Inflame. — Mr. T. Ad dams and Mr. °Moine prosecnted, and Mr. Swjesst Bellenetne nod Hr. F. H. Lewis defended. The cam width maws likely to occupy the entire day, mese out Man premeMsme egalnat the three NllMette, who have abeem They cenied on an establishment in =;asgerliens, name they massed to cure dealers. The wen eatlemea el the highest respectability, end these preesidip wore lams against him by Stowell, who somitt, wpm the oredenee et two of the accomplices of tits Nettaiiii, to WOW, Ms to the charge. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOLM • PIITTICOAT-LLIII ALSOMMT. AIM a dealer in Pettkoat-leas, was abeepd with mearelefag John Homey, • porter, and men Mena sine, who deposed that be went iiMo the lean yosteedey Amman, to W • Or Maims and • mar of elealtimp, mad that heme M tie of prim al IM., they " eleherer (Mr se eiK beets male sew), be weal to the mid f ed i held Ma pelf el ateeltieme width she had dm eels, mi bar the poles iesenlag to " bay 'an, Id they woe cheap." But inst ead mawarlag bV qatotion, she said bathing ; end lifting wp her arms, she mote bine Neely over hie eve, and then snatched hid Men be wee est upon by the defendant end three other women, and " Mood smashed to bite." This etatemeet was partially •orroborated by the state of eouiploirmsge then which was earetched delightfully on both sides, while hie left eye was an well black.eued as • healthy man maid desire. He had great difficulty In getting away from them , and only escaped at last with the lose of one of h e rematly purchase 1 shoes and a silk pocket- Iteadkombiel. Jae Mart, a dealer in the "Lane," said be saw four we gremly 111-besting the consplefamen among whom the dsfndaat wee emspletiona, and going to Ws asistad , e M get lien away, eller which complainant mat into a fsiat, aM winos bed ft get " • drop of summit strong" to bring him rammL The delhadant wee the terror of the lane, and very free will her lets sad nails geaerally. denied owerytfdag fa Mtn observing that she wee the "melee. mentnered wemeer to the parts, and that she only meat cevielmett aPM of ler quality became he bitted bite fuse. Aldermaa Cnbitt, utterly didealletring her story, ordered bar to pay lb. or go to prison for 14 days. As she had no money she wee locked up. GUILDHALL. Catheribw Chary, an orange girl, was brought op charged with ceseradliag the thoroughfare and with using abusive langato the officer while in the execution of his duty. l 286 C—Yesterday afternoon I saw the mincer at the sad of Paternoster-row with another girl selling mare Their !oaken projected very nearly as for as the centre of the pavement. 1 drove than away several those, that is I termed thank off. The prisoner became exceedingly abusive, so I took her Into austod,y. Prisoner amid the oiler callei her • foal name. Aldermen Bose—Whit became of the other girl ? Officer—She wee not abusive, so she will only be sum moned. She was obstructing the same thoroughfare this morning. Policemen, 247, said—The other girl, when told to move off, put her basket down on the pavement, and and she would see the police before she wool I go, and the prisoner threatened my brother offer in the moat disgusting language. Alder man Rose—The police must be supported, and Hies disorderly ghle persist in obetructinu the police thorough fares you mast be punished for it. Will you promise not to °good &gala VI let you go 001 , / Prisoner—Ten dr. Ti. shall not see me here again. Aldermen Bass—Very well. On that promise, and in c mekloratlea ef year having bola locked up some hours, I will now dimberym yen. SOUTHWARK. ATTIIITTED SUICIDE 01 al aOSTOAtIAN. Mime Wilma, a nebeadale-looking man, 28 years of age, was brought before Mr. Burahans, charged with attanoptueg to e mind midis at lienlaida. Moors, 200 M. said be was ea duty at the latter place about 12 lest night, when ha saw theprisontr about to lamp off one of the wharves into the river. He, however, pre vented him, lad asked him why he =Ebert suicide, when he replied that he was In great distress, and was in each a miserable plight that no one would employ him. Witness that took bilm to the station-house, where the acting inspector empplied him with food from hid own pocket, whh kr podgy sad thankfully demand. The said that what the aim said was Mae. No mama =7 ... him In this Mate, which bed bon amoral aid Mr. Bartham =lad him where be belonged to ? Prisoner replied that be was a native of Sydney, in Aar and curiosity caused him to work his passage to Sag lewd, and since he bad best hem hie health had declined. Kr. Burehtm soled him if he had worked for any one since hie arrival here ? He replied that he had worked for Mr. Erringtom, engineer, William-street, Newingtopeauesway, sad was compelled to leave him on socount of sickens. Snoe this he hod parted with all his clothes and become In that mate that no one would employ him. Mr. gaingtoo was seat for, and gave him an elosalent ebersoter, and at the same time said he would take him then cheerfully, but he had no employment for him. Ks was • well•actod and willing mon. On his promise not to attempt such an sot spin Mr. Harebarei discharged him, and handed bite a tree out of the poor-Ws for his immediate wont*, telling him that if ha could get any one to employ Lou be would furnish him with decent &whine. ma poor buoy then left the court, thanking hie worabip for his Waders. WANDSWORTH. A 'CANE IS COVIa. Maths Mermard, a young easa who was deaf ribed se a overman and lightermaa, living in Chalon, was brought before Mr. Ingham, oa a warrant charged with damming Ws wife eadchthi, whereby they had become chargeable to the perish of Bettemes. The prisoner said be left his wife locaure he could not epee with her. Foam the widow at Mr. Snifter, the relieving oillor, and MMus, it appeared that the wife sad child had howl re caving out door relief for Me last seven take, and every emelt bed been made for the prieoosr. but be bed kept out of the way. However, on the previous day Taylor and Payne, tbo venial oaken% nest hien accidentally in the riots ad Oohs% and fisl ay thi a n . la: corresponded with the dastriptics d bed reed be was they stopped sad of owe abated that hie mum wee It also appeared that the pelsoner hid beet cohabiting with moms loose wawa In Chelsea for mom time peat. The primmer said he was in a little bid oxspany at ankle mss, but he bed no bees with them rime. The motor of the prisoner was sworn, and goat the wife (who *se In mart) • most steeliest character. Pb. said she was • very good little wife, sad she had never known them to quarrel all the time they bad been courted. Shensi awry to say bar son had been cohabiting with same loose females in Cheleea, ant that wee the meson he bad deserted his hams. The prisoner ead he was not in regular work; ben when be male was willing to allow his wile 10, a week. Hr. lashes said the cmdoet of the defendant bad been meet sessialona, and he should commit him for three months watt bard labour, and that would give him a little tines far relation. The Owen , hers comma:mil blabbering like a child, and hie offelmmadiately threw her arms round hit neck. A very oialYa mss Mm enema, the wife crying sad aging her tft he did am come home to her before. The misuser mid he wmild Morn home, but the officers told hha k was mew toe lase, he most go to prison. They both clang t • met ether for some conaidereble time. and it was w ith mime difficulty that the officers could part them. The primmer ma then locked up crying loudly. Thu mother sad wile afterwards applied for permission to see the prisoner la the sells, white wee ismasdiately (mated. :ii 411 . . • P. K De N I 1 111: .11 II ail so sit sn SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two oteuxoc. The market for English railway shares to-day is rather firmer, although business continues extremely limited. Manyof the kadingstooks exhibit a reoorery of about 3 per cent. London and North Western stook is now quoted 941 to 11 Great Western, 681 to 1; Midland, 1011 to 1; Lancashire and York shire, 941t01; Caledonian, 401 to f per share; and South Eastern, 91 to } per share. Lombardo-Venetian old shares are steady, at 1 1-16 to 11 pram ; and the new at }to 1 prem. French railway shares are also steady. s. g LI PL I t I ~ 93i Ili SS OS WI 1111 11 ~sww~ .1144142475. I Ti i . T . Ds 7 we- Oemilsellsssagt Da 44‘ Ds NW 1 0. Owl. K. Dram Umiss 4 Per = g Iserblrs 4 pur gas I Wriewr e a.lllol , Rlleithers 1 pm Ital I a no& sills 4L PO Ds 4 17 r O." Its MIAs& r a s i c ,1. WairldlasM tt 4p. names Pm Ds= 4"‘ Qs. Ined4us 4 mai Part. la ILL*. Pr Om k AM*. 8 tlit4alLoal 0.4.114.1 . Prat. re et. Nei 6s. 4k per st. ti.W.O•vasial • LW.? p. ft lift I•l4untli@OOL atril • ► p i ..A . t•Zralgja I _Ottplbm..llp. eL 7 "e7lva iii p7 - or lALILiVI• IN re IN Ds. N lININ Deno r 1 &M UN. Ands l* De. 41 pur ... 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I D M V 4 % N Wee.l2.llwelLts.l3 10 Do. de. 0 Woolalrogr . d . ON Plra. .u 44 s i la a Gas :a itacrattio sew 444111711;;_ Leo won toteeod a Ze ll e a grk ViaNterns. n fl E'_d 170 110 UI I I. 101 111 Y * X al II 1 gar 1 ors 111 NI MI 111 fl. P. 1 a a s a as s W 10 1 1 a l I g e i n il 1 il ab L Oa 111117 S 1 X XS XS X $4 ii a i • a 14 14 111 ISO 9 IS li If a I. li r las ii U .... II II I 1 P 1 f I Idle il 1 . - i U u 14 144 I 141 144 1141 11 6 U 1 Eli BANK or ENGLAND.—AK • meeting of the gOVIT sor, directors, and proprietors tithe Sank of Boglaad itch yesterday, Mr. Bonney Debra' vas electsd Governor, and U.. Alfred Lathan, of the inn ti Arbuthnot, 'wham and Co.. =Reheats, of Bt. Releeeppeemege, Deputy Gorsente, for the ensuing seer. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two oNhooz, The funds to-day are supported by the arrange manta in connexion with the settlement, which show a diminished supply of stook. The dealers are" takers. in" of Consols at 1 per cent. " oontango." Two sales of 60,000!. stock each—one for the May account, and the other for to-morrow have consequently produced no effect. Consols are now quoted as good as at the close of business yesterday. At Paris this day (Wednesday), according to I Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents; were quoted at 68fr. for the account, but receded at half-past 1 o'clock to 87fr. 960. Compared with the last price of yesterday a decline of nearly 1 per cent. is shown. Consols are now quoted 951, " rather buyers," for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 961 to 1 for the 6th of May. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223 to 2241; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 941 to 1; the New Three per Cents, at 9t to ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 791; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 97/ to 98 ; being heavy, and Exchequer Bills, at 325. to Us. prem. Little business has been done in foreign stocks. Turkish; securities are firmer, the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 93 to 1, and the New Loan, 79 to 1. Mexican Bonds are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for acct., 1001 ex div. ; ditto Your-and s-Half per Cents., 1868, 941 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 81; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451, 451; ditto for account, 451 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991, 100. The steamer Royal Charter has arrived from Mel bourne, with 109,3001. in gold. The demand for money in commercial channels °patinaes active, and little or no business is done below 21 per cent. The business at the Bank yester day was to a fair extent. The punctuality with which the heavy payments maturing on Monday have been met is regarded with much satisfaction, as proving the soundness of the internal trade of the country. In the Stock Exchange there is an abundant supply of money at 2 per cent., on government securities. The announcement that government have found it necessary to bander to the Bank of England the second million of the 2,000,0001. of Exchequer Bonds created in lien of those which fall payable on the 6th of May, 1868, has recalled attention to the liability of the Treasury to pay off on the 6th of next month another series of these securities. It is conjectured that this loan, like the previous one, will be extended, through the interposition of the Bank of England. A further sum of 66,0001. in gold, making a total of 260,0001. since the date of the last return, was yesterday withdrawn from the Bonk for exportation. At Vienna on Monday the Austrian fends fell 1 to ' 1 per cent., and the exchange on London rose 11 per ' cent. At Frankfort and Amsterdam there was also a fall of 1 per cent. in the Austrian Metallic.. Large supplies of silver are now arriving from the Continent, intended for exportation by the next Bombay steamer. The amount which reached the' Thames on Monday from Antwerp, Rotterdam, and Hamburg was nearly 160,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally quoted the same es =Friday. The variations consisted of a decline in the rate on St. Petersburg, and an advance in the Austrian exchange, conse quent upon the growth of distrust. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.164 to I ; ditto short, 11.14 to 1; Rotterdam, three monthe,_ H. 161 to ; . Antwerp, three month", 25.121 to 171 • Hamburg, mete . bens; three months, 13.6 to t ; Paris, three days sight, 25.5 to 10; ditto, three months, 26.274 to 521; Prenictort ca-the-Xelas, three months, 1171 to ; Petersburg, per rouble, three maths, 85t to 1; Vienna, it Go., three month; 11.16 to 20 ; Tricots, ditto, three moat* 11.20 to 30; Madrid, three mosthe, 491 to 4; Cadiz , three months, 494 to 1; L eg horn, three months, 29.80 to 90 ; Genoa, three 111011t110, 25.36 to 40 ; Naples, three months, 401 to t ; Palermo, three month", 1214 to I; Messina, three months, 1214 to 1 , Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to The gerants of the London General Omnibus Com , piny have issued the usual notification that, in con - sequence of the number of shares deposited being insuEcient, the annual meeting, fixed for yesterday, at Paris, is adjourned to the 27th instant, when the proceedings will be valid, however small may be the number of shares represented. The balance sheet to the 31st December last, " as apprived by the liquidators appointed at the extraordinary ge neral meeting of 13th October last," will then be submitted for confirmation. The shareholders have received with satisfaction the intimation that this will be the final meeting of the company under its French constitution. The second call of 21., making 61. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company by the 6th of May, and the fifth call of 21., making 111. paid, on the shares in the Smyrna_ and Aidin Railway by the 19 th inst. The particulars are published of Bonds of the Bra zilian Loan of 1824, representing 61,2001. ; Bonds of the Loon of 1839, representing 8,600/. ; and Bonds of the Loan of 1824 (tb-atigh Messrs. T. Wilson and Co., and Fletcher, Alexander, and Co.), repmeating 29,7001., which have been drawn and will be paid off at par on the Ist October next. Vice-Chancellor Sir R. T. Kinderaley proposes on the 18th lost to snake a call of 10/. 10.. per share on the contributories of the Protestant Fire and Life In surance Association. TUESDAY EVINIXO, W Consols, which closed yesterday at 954 to 1, for money and next Thursday's settlement, were dealt in to-day between 951 and 954, and closed at 93 7-16 to 3. For the sth May the last price was at 95 9-16 to 1. The official business report is as follows:—Thin per Cent. Consols, for money, 95/, 4,1, 3; ditto, for account (7th April), 94 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98 ; India Bonds, 14e. prem.'; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, payable in May next, 100. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 325. to 335. prem. ; and In . dia Bonds, 10r. to 14s. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were rather weaker, at ee.. 9 In the foreign stock market the transactions were upon a moderate scale. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were rather weaker, at 923 to 93, whilst the new loan was fairly supported at 78; to 793. In other a descriptions there was no movement of importance. Batik shares to-day were generally steady, but those of the Western Bank of London, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank, were more offered. Canada Land Shares have improved. Lon -111 don District Telegraph were rather firmer. British American Land were officially marked 31 and 30. The Four -a nd-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted 1 to 13 se prem. Last night the fourth anniversary of the Royal Hospital, Putney, which bus been established for I the permanest taro and w mfort of those who —by &maw, accidebt, or deformity—arc hopelessly ills qualified for the duties of hie, wee held at the Lon don Tavern; the Earl of Cartels in the choir. About I a hundred and fifty academes were meteor. and the aobbil chairman was ruptertel by Berl Jeri:eye, Id. P., Viscount Rayaham, M.P., the Hoe. Colonel Cast, Sir Charles Rm. ley, But., the Rev. J. Bellew, Dr. Peal, Mr. 8. Bully, Mr. 0. Moore, Mr. J. Debase, Ac. LORD MAMBERLAI , I'e OFFICE, MARCH L.— Notioe is hereby riven that her Majesty veld hold 'Drawing. 10001 st Et. James's False% spec harsday, the 14th day of Aril ult. at two o'clock a Levee, at Bt. James Palace, on Wednesday, the eth of April met, at two o'clock. ...—GP:000:111;11A.b.TE.711 A tb N e r ... P . AU s P a r mai lli. ol - 1 411 37 thie s, .r for G h s par vest, in the number of = in receipt of relief is In lag the laad erm sud th W , and in The the feet sad second ritiad weeks . to . WlN Veri ii. "k per wet. TROOPS POE AntraAm.—To-morrow (Thurs day) the Black Ball one per, Dark Hockey, ye' .0 from Liverpool . for Melbourne. with 3 officers ant 80 coat of the 13th Regiment, and 1 t facer sad it men of smother rt gi. amt. Tees* troops arrived at Liverpool yesterday (Tam day), Baca Newcastle and MINBB.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The principal feature in the market for Bekaa' mining shares to-day is a further decline in Beat Wheal Russell, which are now quoted 10 to 11. In the Stock Exchange business took plass this morning at 111. The report just received frau the mine is considered of an unsatisfactory eka. meter. Hingston Downs shares are quoted 6j. Providence, St. Ives Console, Stray Park, and Wert Beton shares are in request. St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 13j; North Rhine Copper Mining Company el South Australia, at 10x. prem. ; and Port Philip at 1. The it. John del Rey Mining Company have received sh ekels, dated Morro Velho, February 26, of which the sub stance is as follows : Produce for January, 27,063 Mane - ditto 18 days of FcAry, 13,982 okay.. ; ore raised dpi January, 7,384 tow, yiel.g 3,480 &tams pa ton ; stamp working for ditto, 130 heads per day ; cot for January= 124.4 d. • profit for ditto, 2,698.. lla Bd. At a Meeting of adventurers in Wheal Kitty, held yester day, the accounts allowed a balance in favour et the Was of 8621. 65. ld. A dividend of 2s. dd. per share wasdeclared. The Brontloyd Mining Company sold yesterday a computed weight of 20 tons of sliver lead ore, at 141. per ton. The balance sheet, to be presented at the quarterly general meet- Mg, 14th of April, shows that the current 'attune end cost will leave a relit of 2711. 16e. 4d. on the (parties open- Hone, while there is a balance in hand consisting of ors, bllls and cash of 3301. 19s. 2d., over and above every liability of the company. from Harwood Mao (A 41 1 ,1) the captain arta —" At oar eating rithcl7r r orth th lto d g l e!Zaf ß ore 2 porrett *. ort . . " lre Lal r e %,:`,ll:= dewy NA tie team to the end of QM drift. The Wei art to two stet at ft. lea ore fathom We ere 'partite St 1 louttailie atm eat ma Pelee t arsi to Per the out or a little more al mum.' 1' I Lamm. I treAt.."a"ra II De. A6O. Mead} a Bodo& lake as Ng. Eft. MOM roc amil L tes Jar Zreri a :Det T gm. r ... &p, Re s =al i NalsKer ain trari. Om NM Itibease . , o o74= ” 6 (Mal Illw ....... " 74y :LUIS LEASED AT iro De p t 1255V a ge74 . a lf Du I re et., ao ikr F. landlia K IN i n .ry a i i i iiiii iiiiiiiiii p• roe awl 00 IL IN es Leuess•43ise.4 per mal 1155•54 II ill MIN& 11100.8 a l airl:4 4 l 4 te • =risolziorke per mi. tt• Oascaml •an Sarent e lb•ma • 4 pCs mime. I. Wet= S I 11. 10 on ligu arr=i 11 a es. ise "1111741 - iii 10 ga p0ireb17X . ,....,`"'7 Dims OHM .. .ALM mousses) ▪ 116•86 W LT116.110=1.1 rftv.) Orwablic tiSt.Aubl. (1. ... lorths r II laikft- I st i s.▪ . ti• • an• d Twig lOnt- WWS a t: Wa wa : t LINA 1.).1 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT ILINTIIO TZLZONAPIL.) SHREWSBURY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HAWK STONE CUP. Cook mile !ad . 101. 31•1;;;, — lastre4geall;;4 WrkTrifopsailsre Imre. ORROPIIIII RE STATERS. Aboat otaa mile and • owls.. OnDads Misty M ro. Lady Mary q Noaegay, The Dane. and Chas Webster are berg CORPORATION PLAT& taz toilettes Walloon. Kerry Bunahlne, Ilwantbrlaq !LAW., Clemanthe, sod Windfall it. here. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE. About four mlee. Armenia, Theodine, Boadicea, and Magnolia, are hers. SALOP CUP. One milt. - - - Idlobos*, HenTro - I — , Thorntill,Broadlondm, Ov Maria, Snarly Ball, Loa of Richmond Hill, Topsail, and Griffin, No hue. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE SALOP CUP. Ride lisivat.law. Brandy Hall, Schism, Griffin, 1.. a d Richmond Hill. mil Liveryinam.—All an hem but H#-st-Mar sod Laverjessia. Aanivick—Tlllo s Rae. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DETONSIIIRE SQVA•S, CITE.—Tbs aggregate ember of patients relieved twin the west mated April 2 wee—seedwel, 620; surgt. eel, 41,6 ; soul, 1,00, of •hieb 260 were new cease. 00L011.1/4 00' 512 If 1 ▪ 4 pad. X ll U 115 S He lli 1111 1151 :: 17150kdso 141 V 3 Do. fp. P.lll - 1 WWI II 1024 1031 • Ds. p. GOMIS. MI 103 104 .. Do. sp. a.. 111 1 0 1451 105 104 .. 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L Illseireles.... Do. Wm ...... .... Van et —1 of Loan -- ira=raii. is 1 111 11.1 N 946 1 r 6116 10i 1 1 16 T 1 - .. 5 i .. - II 1 S. 9-i 3 t a . M It idld PI W T II d 1m 100 a si gr 13 U 0 0 di id 14 Si dr 43 44 00 1O 64 le 04 Si 0 It HI In _ _ M i 1w ast 171 4 HIS S I / ID DI IT Ts I I as l i t i la I WI iO4 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—(IIIIB DAT.) Tbs adindsnoe of the trade was very mall, eves Ike • Wsdnesday's market; the tone quiet—prioss of most articles unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was and the snivels of foreign grain into London since ilna Monday were very small of wheat and moderate of barley and of oats. Wnstv.—English sold readily at about last Monday. prices. Foreign unaltered in value; toe sorts continue 'cams. . . • . . FLOIIII steady sale, at laat Monday's rates. BA/LllT.—Fine, unaltered, at last Monday's prim; inferior slow ails. OAT., quiet trade, at last Monday's currency. Burn stow anis a!lestMonday's prime. Fit:e dull, StintWedgy's rale,. /411L1T1711 11110 1.011 04 MOM 41P1111. 4 TO APIIL & Is Rook& IMO. Pala WINO ra .....: I 41 i 0 E l" ----- (it SW I 6410 WOO Out Tlesr. 1.42); logolot row. - - ii4T614.470 ilia. IfINCING-LANE.—(TBIB DAY.) 8170A1.—The large public antes are going off without showing any material alteration in prices. Correa.—But India Courtslam sold from 71a. 6d. to 73a. 6d. ; Bakr's Bombay Mocha sold, clean garbled, 891. 6d. to 90a. 6d. ; Java, 616. 63. to 66a. 6d. ; Batavia, 36a. to 69e. This article generally has a steady appearance. TlA.—The market is firm, yet the amount of burins done his been small; Common congas, la. led. Corrow.—We are without tranaactions to report. Rica remains steady. BALTPllllo.—Refraction 2 to 81 arid at 38e. 6d. to 401.64 which were full prices. COCILIXIAL sold at previous rata. TALLOW MARKET.—(IIIIB DAT.) The market is steady. Prices are quoted as fallow :—Tows tallow. 625. 34. sett ash; PetereMtra Y.C. oa the vat, 635. to 635. 3d. ; April to Joao, 63e. to sle. 3d.; June caly. his. 3d. , October to December, 63e. 91. to 64.. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) KNOWS. Perked= earl Meth report that deo market is vary firm at late prices. COAL MARILET.—(THIS DAY.) Was End Itiddell.l3e. ea.; W. End South Hettaa,l7a4 Walls End Haimely 17r. 3d. ; Walls End Hettos. 17c 31.; Holywell, 13s. 9d.; Wylsm, 145.; Beb.ide Hartley, 15a.; Davidson's Hartley, 16..; Lambert's amtlry, 14s. 9d.- 55 ships at market. ESTIMATES TO BE VOTED ON ACCOIINT. This morning were honed estimates of the sums required "to be Toted on aocount," pending the Maar . . _ lotion, for the army, the navy, the revenue and civil lorries departments. The army re quires 1,170,0001, the navy, 2,500,0001.; the revenue department, 1,125,0001. ; and the civil service de partment, 1,8.54,000/. In addition to these sums, 2,000,0001. of Exchequer Bonds Mimed on the Bth of May, 1864, and redeemable at par on the Bth of May, 1858, will have to be provided for. There was a terrible riot among the Irish near Baltimore, on St. Patrick's Day, to which weenotts of various kind, went freely used, and 100 persons were injured, some of whom have died. The fighting lasted three boars, and was as bloody as ems skitroishes that have respectable planet in IthVoty. A letter from Leipaic of the 31st ult, states that considerable sensation bad been owed in that city on the previous day by the arrest ef Dr. Lindner, profe s sor of theology at the Uoiveraity. Ile bad been detected in tte act of stealing a very valuable bible from the library of that eatablishment, and on searching his residence a number of manovelpte, nap., mitts, Re-, mining from the 113/110 source, were found. Dr. Lindner bete affected the moat &estate piety.— °diger:lli. OXFORD, WORCENTER, AND WOLVERHAMPTON RAtLmAT.—The receipts of this company, including the fitorgebridge Extension and Stratford-neon-Avon Canals for the fednight ending 27th of March have been 8,7441. 19e. Ild., whilst these for the cieresponling fortnidttof 1868 amounted to 7,8981. lie. 10d., end the expeediture, also in cluding that of the Stourbeidge Exteesion and Stratford- Wn-Avon Canals 3,82?.1. 41. 7d., being at the rote of 48.69 per Dent., whist titree for the corresponding fortnight of 1858 amounted to 3,8.51/. Is. 6d., or at the rale of 48.76 per we. The aggregate tecsipts for the lint six fretnights and two dap of the half-yew amount to 52,3301. 10s. 104. as sided 47,9421.95. 61. for the oorrearnding six fortnights and Wee days of the previous year; and the ',slogan expenses for the fiat six foten's hte sar i two days of the half-year amount to 23,1051. 14a. Bd., h-leg at the rate of 44.15 per ant. es spinet 23,4611. ss. 104. for the corresponding six forniiebta and three days of the previous year, or at the tan of 49.14 per cent. STRANGE ACCIDENT TO A CHILD.—On Sunday, while a little boy of Mrs. Nixon's, Newtown Garden., Car lisle. was playing about a chest, the lid 611 down opal his head, and hie windpipe was pressed with snob violence spinet the edge of the chest o to CAW thrust instant death.—Neweestle Chronicle. SHOCKING FATE OF CHINESE IMMIGRANTS.— It may be remembered that the St. Paul, with over 300 Chinese Immigrants on board, was cast away in the vicinity of the Lonisialo. The oadeVn and pot of the crew got away in a beat, and, being tithed up at sea, were conveyed, after considerable delay, to New Caledonia. The Cbluree is the meantime bad been left at • place celled Rowell Idea& From New Caledonia the French war ate suer Styx was immediately despatched to thar relief—a promptitude be the 1, 4 , that wands very favourably s4th the anameful delays of oar toed authorities, civil and neval, ie the case of the Gazette. Tie Styx, hew ever, rescued bat one men. All the rest, with the es option of a few who had been carried in'o the mountaMe sheet the Styx hove in sight, bad I ern butchered end de voured by the merciless contbets of the neighbouring Wes. It was not until after the strivel of the Styx in Sydney, on Tuesday, that the rescued Chinaman was able. through the medium of an interpreter, to give the details of this terrible affair. It so me to have been from be ginning to end a pion of cold-blooded butchery. Ore oan alone, a Greek, off-red resits:me, and killed • number of the swages with a sword; yet after baying teen over pewered be was left slim until the arrival of she 13= ye, and woe one of those carried into the mountains. The Chinese themselree, appear to have met their horrid fate quite paw sleety. Manof th em bad doable -borall , d carbine, , but threw sway there weapons in sheer feigh t_t:ributwrti e udirufaidi mad tln:dmok le litde: hsei ttamedialtuad e .: ; . ac c l tofDlirmat'lkeeup4v.t‘thabuitetersigutiagthlthahteuderTP"arerephe;::cudedteeme.othfiy:diseentyreete:B - • eptrit of determined twiddle, in the treads of the Chine's. It never occurred to them that they relight as well be killed I in tusking one brave and bold attempt to obtain their liberty al to be killed off and even in detaillike so many fowls. Had they made such an attempt it is probate! they would bare sne ended. Oae-third of their nember of einelo-Sams thus situated would have beaten the ravages easily. Something, beweeer, must be dote to punith and repress the fiendish bloodthirdiners al the Wand tribes of this remora.—Sedery &add, Feb. 11. AMERICI/1 Memos TO I...rms.—Arrangemen ts an, in Mogreen, under the auspices of a me of the diarrhea of this city, to establish a new mission to Jamie. .Tha Mitten, object will be the icor docent of Chriatian tien—the means to bo teed sill be of a me neat l aid eduoational character. The &mien will couplet of six Pailvtalildie'vd.i.uat'annguaß:reit":"'"Deattrwohua:rd..ol: u lp sl:l: tro hi tl*Fuw : t ."" ..l eme2ChV t 7bsc p t. bur e n c r. che ia ...k.lße l sß t . bi. j ai a i reSeret n i ti s emr'rne wi t : ilthe r irS :b .l' o Pec.'mal : t t "g a . i t uta i i a;BilyrehaPh i. tn i r Oi r u li ge r dileilatin tda tt sre ll- ''44 ma 'blot,. ke., fete Javan, end thus Teepee the we, for the moral and niligiout instruction of the pople.—lleto Fork 'a Y I 41 4 n an M sil II al 4 an N .11 11 al lir ,I.