The Express. — London, England, 1868-04-06 00:00:00

~--(7IOND EDITION. itEIGN NEWS. (THIS DAY.) • THE AUSTRIAN REICHIIRATH. pper House of the Austrian Reicharath tnned the discussion of the clauses of the Edu at Hill on the. 31st ult. The brat clause, which ,h u ,,--" the direction and supervision of gene dilation belong e xeltuarely to the state and I.e exercised by persons appointed for this was adopted with the csaission of the • exclusively." The second clause as passed Lower House is as follows : thout prejudice to this right of supervision, the ise. conduct, and immediate supervision of religions . ra tion are reserved in the primary.and secondary .is for the tier,/ of each Greed or religions society. "uniiiittre of the rpper House proposed to after the w ords "immediate supervision of , its instruction" the following :—" And of 0 :mil religious education." The clause was dot with an amendment to the effect that the :E ch 1145 to have the direction and superin :otce of religions worship." efforts are said to have been made by the p':rty to prevent the adoption of the Civil , ri s.d,:s Rill. The Emperor is reported to have quisml Caunt von Thou that all the imperial w ould vote against the bill, but on .Miniatcr—Prince Von Auersperg—de ,m: that if the imperial family made so marked demonstration it would probably lead to revo •:). they abstained from doing so. THE EX-KING OF HANOVER. Vienna, Correspondent of La Ltherti says : more than probable that the ex-King of Hanover .• e ve his residence at Histsisg in a short time. It is p•r. inn vi•ry positive manner that the Austeism govern ,;,: mill intimate to the ex-King that his presence so ,enna may be a cause of embarrassment to Austria, ...;;e:4 the desirability of another residence. (lIEUTteII TILZORAU..) AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Aram 6. It is aucrted that the Austrian Cabinet intend .11. ind in their resignation should the Reichsrath .I.re upon increasing either the consolidated or t ng public debt. THE BOMBAY MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON Arm 6. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Vta has arrived with the heavy portion oft e obove - mails, 16 passengers, 1,564/. in specie, d f. 10.1.; packages of cargo, consisting chiefly of Indian torn and wheat. In the Straits of Gibraltar she spoke the brig Ito-iambs ; off St. Vincent, the steamer Egyptian ; and off Cape Pinisterre, the steamer Heals ; and in the Bay of Biscay, the Prussian barque Ai lonia. The accounts received at Gibraltar, April 1, from M..tocco are more satisfactory. At Tetuan the el, 'ler& had entirely disappeared. Tine rains had fallen at Mogadore and in the vicinity, greatly boiefiting the growing crops. The price of wheat at Mogadore had oonsequently declined one-fifth. Exchange on London, 49} ; Paris, 5.22 ; Madrid, to disoount. _ . AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK. The North German Lloyd's steamer New York, from New York, arrived at Southampton to-day (.April 8), with 84 passengers for this port, Havre, ai.d. Bremen, 41 sacks of mails, and 13,000 dole. ii. specie for Paris. On the 3rd she spoke the ,roamer Bremen ; 4th, the Oldenburgh brig, num ber 63 : sod on the 6th, the bark Charles, steamers English, and Achmidian. (Yid Southampton.) NEW YORK, Kasen 26, Noes. President Johnson has vetoed the bill prohibit ing appeals from circuit to the Supreme Court, on the gr..und that it leaves cues involving life and liberty v. holly exposed to the judgment of inferior courts, and has a retrospective effect in interdicting appeals already before the Supreme Court. The President points out that the act conferring spl,ellate jurisdiction upon the Supreme Court was approved in Feb.,1867, and says nothing has sines i.r.curred to disprove the wisdom of the act. The proposed bill would injuriously affect the legal equi poise of the government, and establish a precedent which, if followed, would sweep away every check upon unconstitutional legislation. People would regard the removal of the appellate jurisdiction to the Supreme Court as an admission of the uncon stitutionality of laws, appeals t.) test which are interdicted. _ The New Jersey House of Representatives has passed over the governor's veto the resolution with drawing the ratification of the constitutional amend ment, altering the hula of the national suffrage. General Lopez, the betrayer of the late Emperor Maximilian, is in prison at Mexico. The Mexican judiciary courts have decided that the law under which Maximilian was executed was unconstitutional. OUR PARIS LETTER. (NOOK OUR OWN CORINSPONDICNT.) PARIS, Scimm Evastsa. The imperial Court decided yesterday, ravening a judgment of the correctional tribunal, that the law of July 22, 1867, abolishing imprisonment for debt in civil cases, extends to damages for a quasi misdemeanour. The case was this—A M. Bar nult was indicted for swindling by MM. Bourrel and Dassy, and acquitted. The tribunal at the same time awarded him fifty francs damages as for a malicious prosecution, and decreed that payment might be enforced, in owe of ~eed, by the seizure of the bodies of his wrong tnl The Appeal Court overruled the later part of the judgment on the ground that the only exception to the abolition of imprison ment for debt apply to fines inflicted for crimes, isdemeanours, or contraventions, and that damages for a quasi misdemeanour do not come within either of those definitions. Apropos of the marriage of the Duke de Saito with the Duke de Morny's widow, several tittles prematurely announoed, and even now only known certainly as an event that " was to have taken place yesterday," the Gazette des Meow great fashionable authority, says that France has now • duchess the lees, and Spain a duchess the more." On Tuesday last the dowager-duchess, accompanied by the duke, her intended, took leave of the Emperor and Empress. The place fixed upon for the cele bration of the marriage was the little town of Vittoria, the capital of the province of that name in the north of Spain. Queen 'lobelia has sent several personages of her household to Vittoria to escort the newly-married Pair to Madrid. There was a talk some time age THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1868. about delay ococasioned by the men of business en $R114.! DTTPUlifiNCES—Criiiiii p 4.54. ployed to draw up the settlements. But, sword lag to the anzate dar Ntrangers the Duchess de COURT 01 BANKRUPTCY. Rego ha. given up the whole of the fortune she bad (Before lir. 1 .. nt el THOMAS i sr. as Duchess de Morey to her children. They are to Tu I,4nimipi wu dim .ib e 4 u d th,,,,,be i .i nit . _ _ _ remain in France under the guardianship of the Marquis de La Valetta Salk sad 3, -- Lausdowas-react atterwy sad iodide:. He Bled his position in wow acquesne, as he alleges, of lanes by clients dorm( the last His schedule Mures th e deltas at 1.11671. ; A NEW SHOOTING CLUB. thin yean. assets dasisting of good debts are attimatod at 90W. This was the ant sitting,. Several prods were admitted, and Mr. W. Pedder, of 91. Oaniden-street, Camdewtown, was appointed *redden essigasa. The imeeng for last examination and discharge will be held on the ld May. IN RI WILLI/1.11 DIAL This was also a first sitting, the bankrupt being described as of 1 7 , llonkwelldrest, City, and 29, Grabars-road. Ralston, dealer in fancy and foreign pods. He ascribes his bankruptcy to badness of trade, leases, sad illness. Debts 1,825/. ; masts not yet asocrtamed. Prods of debt were admitted, and Mr. Z. Cogswell, of 25, lloorgate street, auctioneer, was dines assignee. " Harkaway," of the 1.031, gives an account of the formation of a new abootieg club, which has estab lhhed itself in a secluded retreat at Fulham. called Hurlingbam-house, basins the advantages.' stabling, lawn, orchard, conservatories, garden, and shrubberies. The hone. onstains about 40 rooms, and la about 150 yards from the Kiddleeez side of the Thames, of which there Is a good view. The shooting anolostue is paled in on all sides, and a hundred venerable trees bare been felled in forming it. The space thus occupied is about eight acres, and when the pavilion, from the front of which the competitors will shoot, has beer erected, three winds will be taken, via., math, south-.sat, and mouth west. Proper presantions appear to have been devised against accidents from stray shots. Im mediately after the great boat race on 13a`urday there was an inaugural contest. Mr. Heakhoote, the chairman of the club, stopped the first blue rook ever killed in the enclosure ; after whisk some handicap sweepstakes were shot for. The committee, several of whom took part in Saturday's competition, oonsists of—Mr. Frank Heathoote (chairman and steward), Earl Vane, Lord Lendesbernagls, Bari Cowper, Lord G. Paget, Viscount Holmeedale, M.P., Lord A. Paget, Sir Thomas Hesketh, Bart., M.P., Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart., M.P., Mr. H. Vivian, M.P.. Mr. F. Milbank, M.P., Major the Hos. A. Anson, M.P., Mr. Spencer Locy, Mr. L. Gilmour, Mr. W. 1). Winton, Colonel Owen Williams, and Mr. Reginald Herbert. The ladies are not for gotten in the arrangements ; for in addition to shoot ing there will be archery and croquet. Pro- vision is also made for American skittles, bowls, tennis, and billiards. The club already assists of 230 members, including 110 shooters, who pay an entrance fee of 10 guineas and an annual subscription of 5 guineas each, and 140 tem4ineeting members, who pay 2 guineas annually and se outisses fess CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The April session of the Central ()timbal ()cart nom mewed this morning at 10 o'clock, the oxamiwiessaw present at the commencement of the preeeediege Wei the lard Mayor, the Recorder, Alderman Sir Y. G. Moos, Alderman lilroods, Alderman Lawrence, Alderman Dakin, Alderman Gibbons, sad Alderman Causton, Alderman and Sheriff Stone, Mr. Sheriff M'Arthos, the ander-sheriffs, The first edition of the ealesdar contains the names of 155 prisoners, sad there are no fewer than throe charges of wilful murder in addition fa SAN COMII of the sight Omens who are charged with that offense in referee* to the Cleekeuwell outrage. As regards these premiers there will be four separate indictments for wilful murder, but of course calf one of them will be tried. The calendar wise contains °Detains charges of sesselaughter, feloniously wound ine' burglary, robbery with violence, and o th er Ulna's eacedm • THE CLERKEN WELL OUTRAGE. The Reoorder, in addressing the grand jun, said the first case to which he would direct their attention was the charge 'Liana no less than seven persons of wilful murder, which arose out of the explosion at Clerkenwell in December last. By that explosion a considerable por tion of the prison wall sou blown down, some house. on the opposite side of the street destroyed, and several persons injured, some of whom bad died. It was in regard to the death of these puns that they had now to inquire, and they would have to anneal whether the primeness, or any of them, were the persona who caused these deaths, and under what dream stemma the deaths took plate. They would find that in the mouth of December last there were detained in the House of Detention at Clakenwell two prisoners, named Burke and Casey, who were charged with being ...- corned is what was described as the Fenian conspiracy, and who were then under remand on the sped& charge of treason-felony. Evidence would be laid before them to lead to the conclusion that the ablest of the explosion was to facilitate the escape of these prisoners', and that the persons now charged with murder were men or less directly engaged in producing that explosion. The first evidence in point of time was that of Vaughan and Mullady, who were informers and members of Inn they called the Fenian Brotherhood, and they stated that five of the prisoners—William Desmond, Timothy Desmond, Nicholas English, John O'Keefe, and Michael Barret, were also members of that brotherhood, end would gin evidence es to conversations which took place both before and after the explosion, which, if believed, would tend to show that they were engaged in the plan to facilitate the escape of Barks and Carty by means of the explosion to which he had refereed. Honored not tell them that they must be very nation aa to the weight they attached to the evidence of these persons. The explosion took place on the 14th December, sad there was evidence as to the purchase of gunpowder on the 4th, but none of the pri soners were identified with that purchase. It was, hew ever, sent to a court which some of the prisoners frequented. On the afternoon of the 13th there was an attempt to blow up the prison wall, but the force burnt out before reaching the gunpowder' and the barrel wee then taken away. Those engaged in the transaction on that day were Timothy Desmond, O'Keefe, and English, and there was very material evi dence given as to what took place in that evening. On the following day the explosion took place, produsiug the effects he had described, and the prisoners spoken to on this oaadon, by different witnesses, were Timothy Desmond, Wm. Desmond, Bared, and O'NeilL Respect ing Barrett there was evidence that on the evening of the explosion he went to Mulladjs accompanied by a person who had peat of his ear blown off. He was sub sequently apprehended in Gleepw, in company with O'Neill, against whom there was not much evidence fur thee than that of his being in company with Barrett. Timothy Diamond was apprehended on the spot directly after the explosion, and shortly before he lad been who bed had some inter .in communication with Ann Jestles, views with Casey in the prison, and who lived in Pulteney. court to which the gunpowder had been tebea. In • obarge of this sort the question was not who had put a light to the fusee, but whether all or may of the peterwers conspired so produce this explosion if they were ef opinion that all, or any, of the prisoners wen parties to the plan of exploding this gunpowder in the way and with the object he had &wawa, be ebbed them to return a tens bill. The recorder Veen pebbled to some other charges, and the jury thereafter maul ITT OW TILMUUJIL) BROiSIUT )LEZTING.-(THIS DAY.) MOYNY JURILET.-(THIS DAY.) 1..1 ONE O'CLOCK. ja. Or -Assam of disquieting features, the di* markets are ',florally Ors to-day, an d the teidsnoy of prices is upwards. Consols are inquired for, and hare risen 1-16 to k per cent. Several of the railway stocks have advanced, the moat impatient movement being in Great Western. Caledonian,bowever, has given way. Foreignlionds have unproved to per cent.; Bresilian,Pernvian, and Turkish of 1865 being is Aid request. Ameri can securities are steady, and Banking and Finan cial shares inactive, with the exception of a fresh rise in London and Brazilian. The rate for discounts is lk to 2 per cent., and for loans in the Stook Exchange, Ik. Consols are quoted 93 to k for money, and 931 to for the account (May 5), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and New Three per Cents., 911 BROMLZY COP. One idle sad • ball. Gaylad, Mesa" Joins Bull. sod Admiral Malay ars Len. TRIAL STAKES. Fire Lansdale, Vitriol, Nin Thermsab ftu rV, ass Moms Juanita Visnetia, K l okaey Winkacy, and Balms* aro kera. BROMLEY PLATE. Bevan Diamond, Tina, Kismet, Admiral Fitzroy, BRAndi Tyrone, Bantry. Queen of the goreet, Bandsost, Rims Bank, Bright Phoebus Mont Blanc, Lady °humors, Telma Kong ••w, and Ottoman are here. RAILWAY STEEPLECHASE. Two miles and • quarter. Relies, Vindicator, Waste, Tom Coke. Raring Maid, Waiter/Mewls Order Donas• ff zago, King of Spades, Maeogoatha ; end Nod of the Bills ere here. BELLING STAKE& Fire f Panlina, Lansdale, Poleaxe, Lorenzo dr=, Carolina Moot Blanc, Van Daman, and Lump Sagar are hare. HURDLE RACE PLATE, Two miles. Belies, Vigilant, Mon Wes!, Haydn*, Tom Coke Cla ris', Whitworth, Lady Lincoln, King of Spsdes, Quinn". Labelle, Order, Summertime, a nd ivandiere are here. BETTING IN LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) to 4. Apart from a fall of per cent. in Caledonian stock, viz., 70/ to 4, railway stocks are firm. Great Western is 1 per oent. higher, at 50 to 4, while several of the other leading lines show a rise of 1. London and North Western, 1141 to 4 ; Midland, 105 to 3 ; London and South Western, 85 to 86 ;Great Eastern, 34 to 1 ; Brighton, 501 to ; South Eastern, 724 to 731 ; Metropolitan. 1121 to 1 r ; Great Northern, 102 to 103 ; ditto A, 971 to 3 ; and London, Chatham, and Dover, 184 to 19 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1251 to 1 2 6 ; York I l and North Midland, 92 to 93 ; Berwick, 1004 to 101 ; and North British, 331 to 341. Most of the speculative foreign stocks have im proved Ito 1 per cent. Brazilian of 1865, 75 to 4 Chili= of 1867, 894 to 90 ; Egyptian of 1864, 804 to 814; Italian of 1861, 491 to ; Mexican, 151 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1865, 791 to 801 ; Russian of 1866,85 to 86; ditto Oriel Vitebsk Railway Loan, 801 to 1 ; Spanish, new, 351 to 36 ; Turkish of 1858, 694 to 60 ; ditto of 1862, 631 to 64 ; and ditto of 1866, 341 to 1. Indian stocks are in moderate request, at Satur day's prices. The Five per Cents, are quoted 1131 to 1144 ; the Four, 1001 to 101, ex div. ; the Bonds, 28e. to 33a. prem. ; and the Five per Cent. Debentures, 106 to 4. Bank Stock, 245 to 247, ex div. ; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 12s. prem. In the market for bank shares the principal change is a fresh rise of 21. 10s. in London and Brazilian, the present price being 30 to 25 die. London and Weetminiater, 671 to 68/ ; Audi-dada, 55ii. to 564 ; Oriental, 421 to 3 ; Anglo-Austrian ; 41 to 1 preen; Imperial Ottoman, 1 to 1 prem. ; and Consolidated, 4 tot prem. The market for financial shares is inanimate. General Credit, 24 to a die. ; Credit Fonder, 71 to 7 clis.; International Financial, 14 to 4 dis. ; and London, 26 to 25 die. There is little business in miscellaneous shares. National Discount, 51 to 6 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 141 to 4 ; Egyptian Trading, sto 44 die. ; Tele graph Construction, 131 to 141 ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, sto 4 ; and Anglo- American, 221 to 4. The Spanish Colonial Eight per Cent. Loan is at 11 to 11 prem. American securities have been dealt in to a fair extent. The 5-20 Bonds are steady, at 724 to 1. Erie Railway shares are at 484 to 4, being 1 per cent. better; Illinois Central, 911 to 1, showing a rise of 4; Atlantic and Great Western Debentures, 264 to 271—a reduction of 4 ; and ditto Consoli dated Mortgage Bonds, 301 to 31—a decline of 4. The Siberia has arrived from New York with 37,0001. in gold, and the Germania with 36,0001. An extraordinary meeting of the East India Irrigation and Canal Company will be held on the 125th inst., "To receive and consider a statement I of the directors with reference to the position of the company and its affairs, and the cor respondence which has lately passed be tween the Secretary of State in Council and the directors, as to a male and transfer to the govern ment of the company's undertakings in Orissa and Behar, or in lieu thereof • loan by the Secretary of State in Council to the company." The annual meeting of the Great Southern of India Railway Company is called for the 28th inst. HALF-PAST ONE O'CLOCK. Consols are unchanged, but some of the railway and foreign stocks, including Great Eastern, Metropolitan, and Turkish of 1865, exhibit a further advance of 1 to 3 per cent. It is notified that the Metropolitan and St. John's-wood Railway will be opened for talc in the course of • few days. The stations are at Swiss-co . au ttalge t i s. M.rboTzgh-road . , , near the E near y r e Awes s Wise Ground. The annual meeting of the Rio de Janeiro Gas Company (Limited) is fixed for the 16th inst., when a dividend is to be declared. The half-yearly meeting of the Great Central Gas Cleisseeeri Company (Limited) is called for the Nth hot , when a dividend is to be declared. A 'pedal general meeting of the North London Railway Company is convened for the 23rd inst., for various objects, one of which is " to give the necessary authority for raising the a ddition al capi tal of 300,0001., authorlaed by The North London Railway Act, 1867." The half-yearly meeting of the Demerara Rail way Company is ealled for the 24th inst.. in London. The ninth call of 100 florins per share is to be paid on the shares of the Netherlands India Rail waCompany by the Ist of May. Petitions for the winding u p of the Im periall Steam and Household Coal Company (Limited), and of the Iron Ship Coatroom (Limited), are to be heard before Vioti•Chanoellor Malins on the 17th inst. The numbers are published of 96 bonds, amount ing to 12,0001.,0f the Chilian Seven per Cent. Loan of 1866, which were drawn an the Ist instant, and are to be paid off ea per on the lit July next by Messrs. J. EL Morgan and Co. M ess rs. Brown, Shipley, and Co., have adver tised the payment intim course of the coupons dm the 10th busiest, en the Ist Mortgage General Mortgage Bonds of the Panama Coman. Th p e f y ollowing review of the stock and share markets is from a circular issued on Saturday by Yews. Seymour and Elwyn : nes be. be se peal leovenas4 is the mar arab* aisle em last, abet Una Bust whisk traelly dies& the &se ef the eveitte. Dimeests hoot ae simusi, hem grahlrheisarail. mad ma rely tag tneemilese have taken pima below die elide WNW= el 2 per oust Far the lord lice, tberelleee, far _ the Beak has teas lideady esebied le as • fair posseties el the dleseentWelk 1111 1111,114bowevor, tC li th i t preposno p ee r boursomia beim tie ez= k et thee is Vs Ikea fposetat--414. el rhile=yeer—seas *ea ordisry esertiejaa sr& mil is ea sue le eseepart The ahem dame eleerhat the resuselee lot its &Welk. ask that rho Imeng• tor te Ablrehaisa Mr last tsar sa *Waite !Esher el suesureeld to Ayr the Kerr' 2.30 ex. To-day's speccdation comprised the following : Fee the Two Thousand, between 400 i. and 5001. was in vested os Rosieruetan at 3 to 1 ; 800 to 100 was taken about Typhoeus ; and Gross Sleeve, who did not go very well, had 1000 to 80 laid against her ; Harvester was not in so much request as on fiatunlay, sad as much as 40 to 1 was laid against Blue Gown. large amount of money was invested on Yak Royal at 20 to 1. For the Derby 1,200 to 100 was betted against Omen Sleeve, 1,000 to 40 offered against Harvester, and 18 iif ties talon about Pass. Priem as follows : CU TER OUP. 100 to 6 apt Seville (t 4 1000 to 46 Bee flaw (off, 4 1000 to 30) TWO THOUSAND GUINEA!. 3to 1 opt Rosierwisa (4) 7to 1 Formosa (off) 800 to 100 Typhoeus (4) 1000 to 80 Grew Sleeve (t) 1000 to 70 See Saw (off) 1000 to 60 Harvester (off, after 15 to 1 bad been t) 100 to 6 Vale Royal (t) 92 to 1 Restitution (I) 30 to 1 Banditti (off) 1000 to 30 Blue Gown (off, t4oto 1) 1000 to 30 Maud de 81.00 (off) 1000 to 500 Sir J. Hawley's lot (t) 6to 1 apt Lady Elizabeth (off, tl3to 2) 15 to Rommel= (off tBW 1) 'WO to 100 Grail Sleeve (t) 100 to 6 Typhoeus (off, tlBto 1) 35 to 1 Harvester (off) 28 to 1 Pace (t) 1000 to 30 Restitution (off) TAB MURDER AT FOREST RILL. INQIIEST.—(THIS DAY.) At 10 o'clock this morning Mr. Wm. Payne, the coroner for the City and Southwark, held an inquest at Guy's Hospital, on view of the body of Alfred Cartwright, aged 28, who, it wail alleged, had been murdered by a young man named Richard Bishop on Friday morning last. The first witness called was Mrs. Matilda Cartwright, the mother of the deceased. She identiffed the body as that of her son. He was a potanan at the Swiss Cottage Tavern, Forest-WI. He was stabbed on last Friday morning, at helf•past 12 o'clock, by a man named Bishop. Her son gave Bishop in charge for striking bin, or striking at him three times. Bishop struck him a fearful blow in the eye. When Bishop was going to the station-house he walked on the poliuman's right hand and the deceased on the of fi cer, a left. Bishop swung his band round in front of the policeman and witness saw that he held a knife. He stuck the knife into her sou's stomach, at the right side, and pulled it out again. Deceased fell on his knees and cried out, "Oh, mother, I am stabbed!" Her husband, who was present, nixe d him up against a wall, and she opened his clothes, and found the blood running down. He was taken to the station, and thence to the hospital, but be died in the cab. Jonathan Sheppard, 293 p, said that at half-past eleven o'clock on Thursday night last he heard a disturbance as he was coming towards the Park-road, Forest•hill. Upon going to the spot he saw Richard Bishop quarrelling with several others. He dispersed the crowd, and thenhe saw Cart wright, who said, " Where is the man that assaulted me ?" Bishop, the moment he heard artwright's voice, struck him a b low in the eye. Cartwright gave him into custody for the blow. On the way to the station Bishop asked Car twright "If he meant to lock him up." Cartwright replied that he did. Bishop instantly passed hie hand suddenly across in front of witness, who did not see what was done, but who seised his wrists Cartwright cried out that he was stabbed. Witness found a spring-backed knife in Bishop's hand, and he took it from him. Bishop said, " The won't get over that." Witness took Bishop to the station and charged him with murder. Mr. George Rains, house surgeon at Guy's Hospital, said that deceased was brought in on Thursday morning quite dead. Later in the day he made a postmortem examine. lion. Tsui was a punctured wound in the abdomen which went through the liver into the abdominal aorta—the largest artery in the body. The cause of death was the effusion of blood from the aorta. There was also an injury —a severe contusion -over the right eye. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful Murder" against Richard Bishop, and the prisoner wee committed for trial on the capital charge. BRUTAL MURDER A? BARNSLEY. A fearful murder was committed at Barnsley yesterday morning, about 2 o'clock, by a Scotehman , residing there, wh o has been employed as a mason. The victim of the murderer is a woman with whom I he bad been cohabiting for several years. They had lived together very unhappily, and he has ill-used her several times before. The woman I also a native of Scotland, and is a widow. She has one child by her late huaband, a little girl, aged about 11 years, and, the man seems to have conceived a most determined hatred to the child, and had often quarrelled with the woman for refusing to tarn the girl out of doors. On Saturday evening the two were drinking together at the Dusty Miller public-house at Barnsley, and thorn they seemed to be on good terms, bat on the rood home it is said that he hope to best ger. About 12 o'clock, a young woman named Martha Ann Garner was in the house of the man, who is known by the name of " Scotch Jemmy," when he was abusing the woman vita Mud loom which be bad given her. About 20 minutes to 2 :% e l p oo e l the woman went to the house of Ike. Garner, in • yard off Joseph-sheet, Wilson's-pines, and Mrs. Gamer returned with the woman to thole hones, and stood at the thresh. hold whilst the latter went to the bed to see if the man wen asleep. She went to the bed and took bold of his legs, to untie his boots, but es soon as she touched him, be jumped up o ff the bed and struck her to th e Boor, and as she was falling be kicked ber two or three times KR. Garner here took hold of lie mat to atop him, when he got a knife and ran her out of the house , saying that be would serve her in the same manner. lie then went to the woman on the floor, and kicked her in the face, and on Mrs. Garner aboutheg to him, he lifted up his foot, and stamped on the bead of the poor woman. Nothing mere was beard in the house, and yesterday morning, between 6 and 7 o'olook, s man named Reber* Flowers went in to the honey and found the woman on the floor quite dead. The man was apprehended la the afternoon. His real MOO in James Zarb, and the inquiet will be held today. COLLIERY DISTURBANC 3B IN THE NORTH. The Warrivegton Guardian announces that the military stationed there will lose, this (Monday) stemma for Maydook, whore it is feared that s riot will take plats otarmast the colliers ea shrike. Diarn or SIR Domrste Dr.r.T.—The death is anaseased of Sir Dominic 1?al7, Geversor-Gendsi ci Beath Amidßs, width deed teak plant ea tiro 19th Feb. He wee the em of the late Mr. Doodad Daly end whew 4 the Ant Lord Wallsosurt, and was hirn in 1798. Yee madly twenty-dr years Biz Dentiai• *odd as Chief Be . esedry is Canada, was appointed vinance of the Bead affable. is 1161, and is 1964 he received the ho ary of knighthood, sad Will node Lienteerat-Oevereer el Triad Edward's Island. This appoiatawat ke held until 1860, sad he easesedad Meedonnell as Doves* 4 Beath Australia I. 1961. STILIPLIWILISING AID ROWIIIO.-ODe more re destion is tweed upon as by Ike esinsidence, Paint ot tiate, beeves& this solliellgeal Ilinplat sod smear wind b also dignified by the agree 'aiderg." Oa Friday lad the "Owed Natioaal Beeeplashass" awe elf at Bedford, over • fear-afis edam lieeetwa started, eight ridden by c pme Lk= to have been lid•rate A ela si ee d At io llnisk as severs se dada be wed ' only mewed W ate eseirisegt sal MIMI= Musketeer litur falba lawny on Limas his own back. so Mat Its had to be ea the spot, and worissig bided his rider. bone, which is repaid to have "bad quality of eT time," was at the last modent with drawn by bis draw. the Duke of flanllen, bemuse the olds bid oplast bier wan ad leap enough, 1 wads to the peat low of his direr becalm between be oat die la des w invidious eanyerlioas hereeeedas sad besdwaelag, to ;web Mr. Bay iese seether liesanverrig ea the rela tive Owls beeekkg one's seek ia • and dendadg odes esestitellon oreeseiv ii. := IN to deny eat a geed diet el arceity m = 4 beak ea. Illdeedery as we as as Friday. The le, Owl while sewing kpr for ids °w a tt :t o tted barbild and leaded rword= le 4 soralears. dew kis an ethic betting , sad opt- I r o ll. -bud* bast Tao lam awe pet at" 'by rob inisareifria_it_cti Peak as Will la el Haadilea saemgategate pt, sag it saidtbi d ahr itzt• I ben 4bbi is the ard ~Oren ilia aridly -ma, • z Tiagio-4.h_osmiresisa______ _ -----e , azatalluserstersemarta eztaa ii .i . ' , ~ .--(711.18 DAY.) , " Loy of Napa rii. ii. Wans 44 - itateas, l'i; N . ; Waft 1104 " Aire witilms :--" Mr. Cloaks, thiawallhaawn ......._............. • latitrkilll 6 bgasimintjajleil‘ - - - in. ed. ,.. „ ... .. IMOD fta apaas. N,f4 o . 1 . 1 6:1_ bet Nommar 'bailer has ma alai Ma ataiseesa 75. ea,;._ Wm* 111=t i d , ftwiglk ,_,2 6 :112... "11- o ne /bawd AN KiNammonrasi Eirs.—lldr. F. WiNil, of halliaNhollbe rap.amai imagoes bayamel %Awl IR H i zk u nThig. a lis p a tila gad Aim% '1.11.11L ; ....., ..____... "' "'.. Z 7 ''' .--- L s. i„„ ----- ........4,.... 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' Swim. I, g t , ! ..- .'• 1 t t.' . , a,..!• • . . .. .. ~ kj•ixo, IWO V: C.1:04, ::•,1 .': 4, .- I. - copy. . -41 eig* - 1,210 1 1 ",.. e ' • . :.. '242 0 ." ' . 141• ^ 4 '' ' • :i LWOW •OW 3,:h•l' :. n:;') M:l 3.') ilgT, Appel*. um& ee e • ' " • • '..-- !-- • .•-') AO ed ' • . .., , aa i : MIIIMITT t ft ril=; ...1E " ;Yf A THIEF SHOT BY A YOUNG LADY. - - For some time put numerous thefts of fowis hewe been committed near the Old Swan, Liverpool, sad dm premises of gentlemen who keep good stock of fine birds have been frequently visited by the thieves, who generally menage to deport with some of tbor stook. On Saturday night, et about hell-past 9 o'clock, the niece of Mr. Eastwood, who resides in Wobms•hill, Too brook, near the Old Swan was in her uncle's house alone, the servant having left on some errand. Ithe was startled by hearing the cackling of fowls in the bet-pen in the garden, and on looking . through the window saw two men in the " run," which is enclosed by wirework. She found two pistols on the ohimneypisoe, one cawhich was Mistook it with small shot, and was already capped. stook it down, and, mused with this formidable weapon, went into the garden to attack the two thieves. They were both in the " run," end one of them had a duck under each arm. She immediately placed the barrel of the pistol through the wirework, aimed at the lower part of the man's body, and discharged the weapon. The men uttered a ory of pain, dropped the birds, end with the assistance of his companion climbed over the garden wall into a field leading to Oreen•lane, . and escaped. RAILWAY, MINING, AND OTHER SIIARES.-(THIS DAY.) [Sales to-dip to 1 p.m.) COLONIAL GOVERNJIENT siteußrnEs. Canada Gerresumeat, 6 per cent., January and July, 19-84,1001 Now Wales Government, 5 per cent., 1888-96, January sad July, 961. NOW Zealand, 5 per teat., 981, 1,1. Nova Scotia Gar ernmint, 6 per oent., 1808, 100. vnaland, 6 per sent., 1891, Jan. and July, lOgit ir ictoria Goverment, per oent., April sad 1081, id. ORDINARY SHARER AND STOOKS. Bristol and Easter, 821, 1. Ociedonian, 701, 11 74.1, 701. Great Eastern, 34. 0 i Great No 1 , 21. Do., A(A receives no dividend until G per cent. has been paid to B), 07. Great Western -Origins), 491, 1,101, 50. Do., Booth Wales, 51. laneashire and Yorkshire. 1251. Louise, Brighton, and South Coast, 501. Union and North Western, 1141, 1, 1. ithwaseitsr, Sheffield, and Linoobabire, 431. ffielregeffitan, 1121, 13. Ditte Extonsion div. Um. to 6 per mak till Jemmy 105, 41. North Eastern, %nekton and Durlingtoo, 130. South Rasters, 721,1, 1. PREFERENCE SHARES. Bristol and Ruder, 4 per coat., 84 Great Western, Original, Birmino&an guar., 65. BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar., and Cent. Ind., guar. Spar et., 103 f, 3. Bait Indian, Guaranteed 5 par eist.. Up& 1.1 t Groat Indian Peninsula, guar. 5 peer amt., 11311 . Great Western of Ganda. 15-/ : 15. Oude aliTta "a kintga 4 trires), gim. 9B l . psr emit., 21, 9.16. Wade guaranteed 5 per sent., 102. Do., Delhi, 21.1{. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia and San Francisco (Lim.), gum. T per et., 151, 1. Ombra Argentine. guaranteed 7 per mat.. U. DiMaburg aad Wfte _Lisoffis4 Mr. siLigret...77l - Anatitus andlimatioretestiseo. FOREIGN OBLIGATIONII. Orel Vitebsk NAL, gen by Rum govt., 801, k 4. South Atortriaa andres&-Yonetkaa, 81. BRITISH WINES. Devon Great Camels (Taviskisk), 446 ad. COLONIAL AND PORRIGN MINIS. Angle-Bmaiiisin Gold (Lim.). 1. tactician United Gold (Limited), 21. Port Phillip, 11. Bt. John del ey (Limited), 3. United Nexican ß (Limited), 1 11.16. JOINT STOOK BANKS. Anstralasia, 561, 5, ad. Bank et New Zwilsad, 18. 011 00 1a i l ied 4 (Limited), 41. Radish and Rio de Janeiro (Limited), N. Imperial Ottoman, 101, land Nontmgp Bank al inns (United), 1. Lowden Bank of Maim and Smith Amens' (limited), 10 id. I Lesion Ohortered of Australia, IN. London and Westminoter, ea, 4. o. Rob. toned at 101.5 am., nest et hal Us iD l 6 -44. Beak Onuaration. 421. Provincial et Dahill W. •• Union et Lembo. 311. 1. =mud Atlantic Telegraph, 541. Onamercial Vales (Aammisses4li, ad. Oredit Peados et isgbood 2 15-15. 1. Bast India Irrigation Egyptian Oemmiweial mai Trading mita), 11. Rionsiwase Wareham , ' (Wan& 10 - Geed Credit and Disoriunt (Limited), 51.18, 1. Hadasn's Big 141. laternationd Vinansial Elea(Limital. 3 &Ni l* 4. eglk- ° 91'--127:22481.Kaium••••""14161).144, • • MIDDLESEX. SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The April Queer fiensiess of the Peace for the meaty of Middlesex were eoranteneed this moriing at the meaty Hoare, Olsrkenuell, before Sir William Bodkin, Kat., Amistant4narte ; Joseph Pff • Twi.,Ductrdttlottn , Judge • Mr. H. Harwood darireoa, sat. admen, Dr. Jervis,'Str. J. G. Pilalmr, Copal& Ardour Psalm, Di 1 1 1= Mr. WoolseMr. Myth, Mr. IMlSold i , Mr. Baxter, Kr. Chula White, as& Mr. ftg. TOUTING AT ereeTelareffa mom. Carries Loofa, 57, was indicted for obi halal by memo of false pretences hem Bums Dee 25., her mosey, with intent to defraud. Mr. T. H. Irma premouted (instrasted _by Mows. Lewis sad Lewis). Tbs praiser was onadencled, Thin vas • }resembles at the inatame of the dean and ofr Westarinoter Abbey, in owiesquenee of the bomb shish takes place for Arden bw lassie, about as beaters nadir pretext el Hem over that edam, bet awarding to the evide t moß Mr. Owes, saperintendent of Westminster Abbey, it ap peared that there are only seven persons who ore bathe• dead to show the royal teethe, sad for whist movies tem were entitled to :wive a fee of 44. from cash penes. The fend so raised mos to the al the attemasMs, and doe rest to tiVeimmtdoesnolies of the Abbey. The prisms" had been obesrved belasstly to take mew tam , visitors ender of showing these ems the A bat reeft be 4 authority whelover to de se, sad ima bees eandosed by Mr. Owes. bat la hems* very abusive sad called him a awe, end sem amass. The poisoner was told be was • toramieser, but es the Mak of Petramy Mrs. Dee sad • friend were ming by the Abbey, and they were scombed tw the primmer, whe Wood Moses if they wished to me the Abbey sod thay replied altrmatively. He thee oohed them if dissuaded be me he obi pert or the user, sad he wee told Hwy mould Übe to see it an, and be and te de that wield add. lei Mr eke part, and thardere that mead be 2N. alto ca b s lbe rave him 25., who a he took them round bid be did set them any pert of the is7eric was about makfrog aay sham Mm. Dee told them WO la had domed Vim la he Woe round the eisholem that Seleele see for stria he Mee &Pia a itedc sad swat s. primes Oda Km Dee Weft • all t the Abbey, swayad the primes yes ci gives into feu slitsiniag Us weep sailor Woe protesem de'bowleg the &Maio The go rhoser is bin fense mid he hoa ae * 11147. mud ble Wise by Alban arid when be was amble to show the isterimtgels lb% Dee a shining huh. - • • The airy found the miaow °Miry. About • down cosilotime for short Periods WO* ro v ed egitart the prisoner for dianderly Naiad and drealben uses. The Assidost,ladge 'satsuma lido is be ilePolessed god kepi to ling labour far six maths. 'hangs' and the coneequent probability that she great bulk of the supplies of geld sew aiming forward will be (Maimed here. Again, our chief purchases of corn are from the Muted States and Russia, and ha 'ither ease is there any pp~ebability that they will be paid for in eels. As npords p cotton, wheiever el emus. is takes from India will neoselltate • aurespeading re mittance of silver ; bet it does net that more than a moderate total will be epatr ' seek as ma have no appreciable e ff ect cis our market it is, in fags, that the prim of silver has within the laattnallig shown • downward tendency. Awarding to imperksased =there is some eign of a revival of trade. the Nee aught, hat not the lees significant. A month or twe be.., nisi mercantile ese as imagined demand for capital bit pure purpose; AS the mune Mese is is liffienit t ly o hazard a predkdise epos that most hillside of all evidences, the state of the mosey market. MINES.-(THIB DAY.) L OKI O'CLOCK. In the mining market to-day s somewhat better tendency is apparent, owing to the improved demand for metals. West Chiverton shares are qn oted 64} to 66 ; West Frances, 46 to 50 ; Prince of Wales, 521. to 545. ; West Carsdon, 7 to 8 ; Wheal Trelawney, 8} to f • New Lovell, 12s. 6d. to 17s. 6d. ; Chiverton Valley, 4} te 6; Last Lovell, 8} to 1 ; North Treskerby, 23a. t 0.255. ; Caldbeck Fells, 10s. to 12s. Gd. ; Tincroft, 141 to I ; and East Caradon, 31 to 1. As ragards foreign and cutuouti wining shares, St. John del Rey have declined to 21} to 22}, the produce and yield of the mines having fallen off about 37} per cent. Don Pedro, 1} to 2} pram. ; Anglo- Brazilian, 3-16 to 1-16 dia. ; Pestarens, to } Chontales, 11 1 to oi dice ; Rosaa Grande, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to } prem. ; United Mexican, If to } ; iPron tin* and Bolivia, 7-16 to 9-16 ; Port Millip, 11 to }; and Central kraeriesn, I die. to par. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received per Oneida the following report, dated Morro Velho, February 29: Produce, second division of February, 10 days, 1,801 oitavaa ; yield, 0 . 899 oitavaa per ton. The a tone from the (lambs mine chiefly consists of hales, and gives only about 23 tons of mineral per diem. Gala produce for the above period 223 oitavaa from mixed mineral as previously quarried. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANZ.—(THIS DAY.) There was only a moderate supply of English wheat on sale here to-day, but the condition of the samples was tolerably. good. At the commencement of brininess millets' seemed disposed to hold fur la. more money, which, bow. ever, 00111 i not be realised. la all sales concluded the extreme rates of Monday last were obtained. There was a good show of foreign wheat, in which a fair retail business was transacted as previous currencies. Fuse malting barley was very firm in price, but low grinding qualities were dull, on barely former terms. There was very little animation in the malt trade, but priors were firmly supported. There was a good supply on sale. Oats were steady in value and demand, zawithstanding the large quantities on sale. Maize was held on former term. Beans were firm in value, with little doing. Peas changed bands to a fair extent at late rates. Linseed was held for rather mote money, but rapeseed ruled extremely quiet. Tares and vrefeils were dulL Clovers were unchanged. We have no alteration to notice in the top price of town. made flour, and foreign and country marks reamed fully former rates. The dossing-grain-cargo trade has ruled firm as regards prima, but, owing to the small number of vessel, on offer, business in all descriptions of produce has beau meet restricted. Wheat afloat has been in demand, at fully the late sdvanat in price. The following transactions have been reported : —Berdianiski, 68s. 6d. ; Marianopoli,69s. to69x W.; Ohirks,64s. to 684.10.; Bsnat.66s. per 4921b5.; Polish, Mts. ; Danubian, 60s. W. to 61s. ; 8 ilistrimr, 62.. 6d. ; Said*. Ms. 9d. to 575. 3d. per 480 lbs. Buhl on ramie has sold at 58s. 3d. ; Ghirka, 60s. to 665. ; Beide, Nis. to 56e. 6d. per 480 lbs. The quantity of maize oat offer has been very limited, and the quotations have, there fore, bean firmly supported. Galati on passage ban changed bands at 44e. per 492 lbs. ; Hungarian 40s. 6d. ; Danubian, 425. 91 per 480 lbs. Barley has realised rather more money, owing to the limited supplies at hand. We quote Danubian, arrived, 33a. 9d. ; Baltchick, 341. per 4001bs. Rye nominally unaltered in value, no sales having been reported, say 515. to 1525. per 46011 m. for Black Sea and Azov on passage. Beans have continued somewhat scarce, and velum have therefore been firmly maintained. linseed afloat has been held for rather more money, but rapeseed has continued quiet and inactive. ARRIVAL or SlEDS.—Esillaks Linseed, 20 ; rapeseed, 76 ; and meshy, 68 qrs. Foreign :—Tares, 32 ; linseed, 6 ; ra 1,584 ; and males, 1,825 qrs. r e r s rotes.—Whiat, 3,200 ; oats, 480 ; peas, 660 ; linseed, 900 ; *Baud. 4,456 ; and maize, 22 qrs. ARRIVAID OF GRAIN, tc.. E4TO LONDON IW LAND AND WATER CARRLWE, FROM MARCH 10 TO APRIL 4, nrcLuarva Mel Fordo 'Ca LIVERPOOL OOTPON MARKET. (TRW DAY.) (sy nzan•ra.) (non ova ol! ootaasrospzsr.) The market steady. Sass probably 15,000 bales or lIINCLNG-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Scomi.—The market matinees Arm. About 20,000 bap of cloyed Manilla *old st 295. is 29e. ed. ; •washed, gds. 6d. Refined is in steady request at prism is sellers' favour. Ontwas..—There is a far puma inquiry, at fully pro visos rates. MA. —For memos Gongola then is increased firmness, and prima are again dearer. COTTON. —Since Friday the demand has been very Wive, at a further avows d to Pi per lb. Rior..-290 tons el Poky lamina weld far arrival, at lls. 9d. Laded, and 100 teas Daces pound, at 10a. 9d. 1 In other articles no alteration. TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Tows billow, db. 6d. ; Peters burg Y.C. w the spot, 44e. 3d.: to Jane, 44e. 3d. ; Getaber to Deeember, 430. ; 465. 6d. rArricuirus OF TALLOW. .m MIA • Wok es hand this day .. ado 118,74 t I 26,4111 Delivery last week Ditto from DI Jew WSW I 1 44 Anil* hat week 1,44/ Ditto trent Lt Jane T a 7,744 e. . ILI 4 SF 42 171011 If.C. es spot this day 7e I 4/ " Me Tows leg /May - ma. I nee. l a mat _, sae. 1,079 TAN On 06,9N1 WIN 71.194 400 10 i 1 . 14 1. 7114 v: 44.14) - 4. 0 44 46 4 44 4 404 NIS 440 Anted kr Ike week mass letb April MA yew le4 arks id deliewiAle. oda MITROPOLITAN P DA atm.' MARKET. (TRIY.) We are 11 larger supply et besets, end Use trade is very 40/1. Pokes a» lower. arta elemenee suet be effeeind. The supply of o&ssp to mina Leger lama :stave bad for : 19• Z y time. Dello for am Is much worse, for * fat &esp. Mlles are also more plentiful end lower nine is a fair demsuppand for &aim limbs ist &bent la per lb. Our foreign l ebb ONO besets, 2,790 damp, end 206 care& y:: fkotland, 345 beads ; liorfelk ad WOW 1,900 ; sad 615 best dm northern and naiad ormadee. ter dens ot e.l. a a Per stelks_4llsk a. &5. 1. Owl Issaterelie. 4 8 TO lleillnalkws4sol 44 41 IMO facet.Bl4 B64 6 4 I )001.40114,8014.... 41140 Ilecood teal bomb SISS Ds. da 4 eagle a 4 5 Deskiesemlgnel. 44 4 0 ope B D DNA a„ •iNaila llig 88 1 0141111 4 1; • beats, 21,1041; oases, ; VIM 130 . BOROUGH HOP MAIEEKL—(TILIS DAT.) Kamm Palmist sad IWO men a *oft fempley for good maples of beta Neill* sad Wt. ra. . Wag =delimited. • few wale el kw sal Realge," love boa sal fee pertar.boewbg tbe pot week. COAL MARKEY. ` M ~a -- ___ __ -- 011•871.11stley - 71441010210 . Peas w. I Floor. j C.. ri3l3 MA 17 IS a u 73 ‘ .. MN let ..:.. ..... ... .... .....„.. .__*.. nip .. 31460 17030 ...: 1411 30. .. 1000 490 Told— 3647, 11044 1 17‘, 10140 1410 737 100010101 NO ISt Alf LIM §al 3 I a% Or, r.-- a* ; 1 11