The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-20 00:00:00

Fah. The the mornieg in the priecipal streets et this lase par iah. The vicar candstted the Gerrie , at the parish church. At St. Nay's, Holloway-road, the service was conducted by .the Rev. base Brock, Y.A. ; at All w a t a , by the Rev. moophilas Santee, 1L A. ; at Bt. J a bs's, Holloway, by the Rev. C. W. Rdssoastone a t St. Paul's, Ras-pond, by the Rev. J. Armstrong c o olie, N.A. ; at St. Peter's, by the Rev. Joseph g aa alvave, LA, ; at Bt. Jade's, by the Rev. W. Nana father, N.A. ; at St. Barnabas, by the Rev. John Web ajar ; at St. Phillips, by the Rev. James Sutherland ; at Si. Marra, Tollingtoe - perk, by the Rev. John Lees, ; at St. Augustine's, by the Rev. Gordon Calthrop ; a t Holy Trinity, Olondesley-square, by the Rev. O. R. Alford; at St. Bartholomew's, by the Rev. L. Mankato. Ihe churches were well filled. ST. MAItTINS-IN-THE•FIELDS. In the arias church of 134. Martia-in-the-Fields there tie a fall eer►ice, with a sermon by the Rev. W. G. gomphry, 8.D., Prebendary of fit Paul's. It was an nounced that then► would also be serrloes in the easing. la FA Matthew's Chapel. Spriagirerdees, services were eariaoted by the Rev. Samuel Flood Jones, Minor Cm= of Warminster Abbey, and the Rev. Franklin Takla, IL A., of Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. At St. Mohler% Bulsigh-street, there was a fall arrive, with a sermon by the Rev. G. F. Towseend, TEWKESBURY ELECTION.--(THIS DAY.) (B/ Zuoriuo TZLZOILANA) TEWSKEIBITILY, TuasDAY. SPATZ OP TIN POLL AT 1 O'OLOCE Learners (Ooaaervative) 142 Martin (Liberal) 136 Among the members who voted yesterday against the adjournment of the meeting of edict committees to day (Humiliation-day) from 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock were 16 conserystirea, via. :—Yeeoust Andover, Mr. W. Begge, Mr. C. thiguell, Sir M. Beach, Mr. R. Earls Lord Riches General Forester, Mr. J. Goodson, Mr. Hartley, Mr. Henley, Mr. Belk. Sir R. Ithightley, Sir G. Luca, Mr. J. Lowther, Mr. E Paull, and Hos. P. Wyndham. But the support of the conservatives geserally was given to the govenmest proposal and secured in meows. Lord Henley, to-morrow, will ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether, under the BM for the Repre sentation of the People, leaseholder* and oopyholdere Of above 141. annual value, may register their votes either for yeah borne& or for the caustic's I. which sath boroughs are situated. To-morrow Lord George Manaus will ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether it is the intuition of her Majesty's government to Introduce soy measure for the purpose of plating existing local mutual settle insurance ageociations on a sound and legal basis. Mr. Ideate will ask the Under-Secretary of State for the Home Department, to-morrow, when the river com mission are likely to make their report, aid whether they are not now prepared, if called upon, to make a special report on the River Thames ; and whether its not deem bla that they should be called upon to do so, as that river is now the subject of legislation in this house, To-morrow The O'Donoghue intends to auk the Attorney-General for Ireland whether he does sot thick it would have • good effect upon the elate of Leland, and whether he sees any objection to rases* from custody these persons arreeted under the sorperedoe of the Habeas Corpus Act who can procure bail: whether it be true, as reported in the papers, that the Ca tholic Cathedral at Armagh was searched, and even the vaults entered ; if so, whether this was dome by direction or with the approval of the go vernment ; if it was not done by the direction or with the approval of the government, whether he does not think the matter ought to be made the subject of inquiry, with a view to giving redress to the catholic, and of preventing the recurrence of each se act. And whether he will state if the local bill which the government is going to introduce differs in principle from the bill intro deed by Mr. Caldwell; and, if so, what fa the difference, SUCTION CONIIITTRII2.--(THIS DoT.)—Shortly after 1 o'clock this afternoon the select oommitteseir pointed to try the Nottingham, Boston, Yarmouth, Bridge. aseth, sad Totem petitions met la their respective rooms, sad commented to try the merits of the petitions. Tax HociteLue New Tower HAIX.—The ar memento for Lying the owner stoles of the Rochdale new Town-hall. os the 31st test., by Mr. Bright, M.P., are approaching completion. A beautiful trowel, with Abs (root elevation of the new town-ball and the corporation anus engraved urn it, hea been prepared by Mr. Beery I Butterworth. The procession on the manes is expected to be large, u the applications to take part in the sere mooy have been numerate. The members of the corpora tion, magistrates, clergy, and other gentlemen, will take luncheon in the public hall dies the esremony. ACTION AGAINST LORD PALMERSTON.—Yesterday, at the Judge's Chambers, before Mr. Justice Willis, an laminates wag made on the part of the Hon. Mr. Cowper, as executor of the late Lord Palmerston, is edema to ma action which, Moe the death of his lordsbip, had been brought for alleged services ren dered. Mr. Wood, se counsel for the on. Mr. Cowper, informed Mr. Justice Willis that the action was for a large sum, and the executors believed that it was without foundation, and required the plaintiff to render " better particulars' before he proceeded with the matter. Mr. Justice *tiles observed that be bad heard of large demands being affectionately made after the death of high ettaratemi from persons in America and elsewhere'. (A laugh.) Mr. Wood said the exe enters would, of course, defend it, believing there was no pretence for such au action. The learned counsel submitted the " particulars " already furnished to his lordship's exe cutors, amounting to the large sum of 5,000/. Mr. Justice Wilke referred to the document, sad found an item in inference to the matter of Kau in the Divorce Court. Mr. Wood mil, according to the pm-ties:dos, 1,2061. might have been charged for ono month s services. On the part of the plaintiff the application was opposed, and it was submitted that the particulars supplied were eafecieot. XL Justice Wilke thought otherwise, and directed "better and fuller particulars " to be rendered before the action was allowed to wooled. His lordship, therefore, made the order as Prayed on the part of the executors of Lord Palmerston. DRZADFCI. &licit's—Early yesterday morning me of the porters named Boundey, who had been en on night duty at the Mortlake station of the South- Western Railway, had occasion to go down the line between 5 and 6 o'clock to the signal-post in the direction of Richmond. While doing so his attention was attracted to the body of a meg lying near the rails of the up line, but a short distance from the " Forty-crossing," leading from the Lower to the Upper Richmond-read. Upon ex amination Boundey found the bead of the stranger, which was completely severed from the body, lying in the "four foot" of the np-line, while the trunk was io a slight hollow by the side of the near rail. Information of the occurrence was at oboe conveyed to Mr. White, the Mortlake stollen muter, who bad the corpse removed to the dead-house is the village. The demised, who was about 27 leers of age, was respectably dressed. Upon a search beteg made a small sum of money, a pair of gloves, pia, cough recipe, sad aletter, the hitter being addressed to " Mr. J. 0. %nth, 9, Rotbsay-villas, Richmond,' were found. Mr. White put himself in communication with Kr. Cooper, the station-master at Richmond, and inquiries were made, when it was found that the deceased's same was Smith. It is said that he had only recently been married to the daughter of a respectable tradesman of Richmond, and had, previoluily to leaving his wife on Sunday evening, between 7 and 8 o'clock, given her his watch and puree. It is thought that he must have deliberately placed his heed upon the rails and allowed the wheels of an Reproaching train, probably the 9.30 p.m. %invitee, to pass over his neck, as he had carefully taken off his hat and placed it by the side of the railway. THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON AND REPRESENTA ITOM—Ao extraordinary meeting of convocation of London University has been convened by the chairman, is accord ance with • requisitios, for the purpose of considering what steps should be taken for securing in the asticipeted goverment Reform Bill provision for the due represents tam' of the university in parliament. The meeting will be held at Burlington Howe, at 7 o'nlook to-'crow evening. Mr. R. N. Fowler. X A., will move, " That a petition be Presented to both houses of parliament, praying that two members may be given to the University of Loedoo, such petition to be signed by the charmsn of convocation." FINIANISII IN TEI ARMY.—AD inquiry was held by the military authorities at Dover Castle yesterday, into some seditious expressions alleged to have been attired by as Irish corporal, belonging to the 13th brigade, Royal Artillery. The expressions attributed to the prisoner were made use of in the preemie of some comrades. The nun to well °redacted se • soldier and carries • good conduct strive upon his arm.—leered Bantle. HILAVY THUNDERSTORM. —There was a heavy thunderstorm in the meth of Worcestershire sad over Gloucestershire on Sunday evening. The lights,* was re markably vivid, sad the peals of thunder very load ; bat no damage was done, if we exeept the desensitising of the electric telegraph needles. Memages, however, were sleet is the afternoon. About one thousand tons of shot and ghett o thrown into the torn at the mouth of Cape Fear River, below Wilmington, by Abs navy, during the bombarloseet under Admiral Porter, have boon eoll'Uted, sad will be sold at A re Fet• Ilk for the benefit of the gove rn men t — New Fort paper. THE EXPRESS, TITESDA.Y EVENING, MARCH 20, 1866. Mr. Barker said that at present there was not much evi dence before him to commit on the °harp of manala= but he would remand the prisoner to enable the gen who made the poet maim examiaatioe to be called. Had the coroner Wined his warrant for the apprehension of the prisoner? Inspector Westleke, Y division, answered in the affirm tire, and said the prisoner would have been apprehended had he attended the inquest. Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner unta Monday next, but said he would take bail for his appearance on that day. The prisoner was allowed out on bad, but had no sooner I left the court than he wm taken into custody, by Inspector Westlake on the coroner'. warrant and at ono* conveyed to Newgate. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY COURT. e-Chanriellor Sir B. T. Kindersley.) arriON v. 000DDIN. This was a bill filed by the Watermen's Company in order to establish their exclusive right in a ferry crossing the Thames at Greenwich. The company, under their acts of parliament, are empowered to fix ferries and appoint watermen at such places as they may think fit between Teddiegton and Grarreend, so long as they do not interfere with existing rights. The court of wardens and assistants have also, under parliamentary authority, fixed a uniform sharp of twopence for the conveyance on Sundays of palmation across the river, or to or from any ship or craft, and this money, after pay ment of the wages of the entwines', goes to the charitable fund of the society. From this source the company realise, an income of 6001. a year from all the stairs. There have been from time immemorial at Green wich (*Alin common stairs—Billingsgate Dock Stairs, Garden Stairs, and others, and the company, is pursuance of their act of 1827, have for many years appointed water men to ply from Garden Stain to the Isle of Dogs. The defendants in this case, the Potter's-ferry Society, are the lames of en ancient ferry from the Isle of Dogs, which, by several legal decisions, has been held to have the right only to carry from the Isle of Dogs to Greenwich, and not back The society by virtue of their lease dated in May, 1 11 6 have been carrying passengers on Sundays from the Isle of Dogs to Greenwich, sod no question was raised se to their right to do so, bat a placard was issued by them an nouncing that on sad after Sunday, the 7th of May, 1865, the North Kent steam ferry boat would convey passengers from Greenwich pier to the Isle of Dogs and back every quarter of as boor during the day at • fare of twopenoe eseh way, sad this was held to be ea Infringemen t of the rights al the Watermes's Company. Under these eir- Cminsianceri the company prayed foe an injunction to restrain the defendants from tarrying passengers from Greenwich-pka, which, it was stated, was only 15 . free Garden-emirs, or sufficiently sear, as was con k, make its use by the Potter's-ferry Company an t of the plaintiffs' rights. zrar part of the plaietiffs a great deal of evidence was pat in to show that there was no public demand for the aesommodation proposed to be given by the Potter's-ferry Company, and that wherries were better suited to the pur poses of the ferry than a steamboat. Mr. Glees lad Mr. Lindley supported the injunction, sad Mr. Bailey and Mr. Kaye opposed. The Via-Chancellor took time to consider his judgment. (adore COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.) IN BB ma JOHN BRIMS, BART. The bankrupt was described as of No. 8, Ceoll.street, Strand, aad of Montane, Cork. civil sneerer. The adju dication was roads on the sth of January last, on the petition of Mr. W. T. O'Keefe, civil esgi seer, of Cork, a creditor for 651 The accounts show debts of 1,0001. only, but them are liabilities of 26,0151, incurred by the bankrupt as &director of the Cork and Mamie Jonclios Railway. Property given upend held ea security 4591. The expeaditure is stiffed at 4001. a year for two yeses preceding the tailors. The liabilities ars on promissory notes,. which the bankrupt bad given *stay with the other directors of the Cork and Kinsale IJaestioa Railway—Lord Kinsale, Mr. P. N. Roddy, Mr. H. W. Wood, Mr. T. Bsbingion, Sir Cusack P. Roney, end Mr. H. Conybears. Mr. Lawrence, for the assignees, offered so opposition. He observed that the unsecured creditors amounted to 3751. only; but as a director of the Cork and Kinsale Railway, Sir John, in conjunction with his brother direction, had incurred certain liabilities with a view to meet an emer. Of the 26,0004 of those liabilities upwards of 11,0001. had been met ; and the secretary of the company stated that they would all be paid off in a twelvemonth, and were covered by pee fermata shares. None of the liabilities had been proved against the estates. His Honour asked if the preference gams were worth meepting ? The bankrupt add be could not say, but he believed the line would be a pro/porous one. He was Dot the engineer of the line, but one of the directors. He was induced to give the bills by the offer of pretenses shares, which he believed thee to be valuable. The line, eleven miles in length, was open and defrayed its expenses. It was his impression that the other directors would meet the liabilities on the bills. Those bills were given to raise money for the opening of the line. He bad been brought here by those liabilities. ( The Commissioner—Yon had no means of meeting them when you incurred the liabilities ? The bankrupt said he had no espectatioa of being called on to do Mr. Lawrsaise referred to a aimilar cue recently before Mr. Commissioner Holrtyd, in which that learned commis- slater had granted an immediate order. His Honour laid be could not take dist view. The book ropthad Incurred large liabilities without any means of pay ment ; but their being no opposition he would snopend the order for six month. only ei.:l3 protection. SURREY SPECIAL SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) A special adjourned sessions of the peace for the , county of Surrey was opened this morning at the Sessions House, Newington-esessway, for the trial of prisoners from all parts of the eonnty, it being the trial day before the wiser. Mr. P. G. Johnson presided, end among the magistrates present were Mr. Thomas ninon (deputy-chair man). Lieut.-Minna It'Docald, Dr. Collambell, Dr. Strong, Mr. H. Peek, Yr. R. Roberts, la. The calendar contained the names of twenty-three prisoners for trial, twenty for felony, and three for misdemeinour. The status of educa tion was as follows :—Four could winker reed nor write ; four could only read ; thirteen could read and write im perfectly ; and only two could read sad write well. THE DAY 07 HOMILIATION. The grand jury having been sworn, the chairman in hie address said that they met there this day under very special circumstances, end some of the gentlemen present might think it rather strange inasmuch as it was appointed by the Bishop of London relative to the cattle plague. The court was, however, so situated that they had no alternative but to preened witb the basin's, as it was usual in this county to bold a special sessions three days prior to the county assizes, to relieve the judges of petty cases, and save the county a considerable sum of money. Besides that, be had to inform them that a very small por tion of the county of Surrey was within the diocese of the. Bishop of London. The greater pert was under the jurisdiction of the Bishop of Winchester. and the day set apart by him es a day i f humiliation has passed. However, as this day has been appointed for this part of the county be hoped that the business of the court would not prevent them from attending their respective places of worship. The court would, if possible, rise early to enable those who liked to attend the evening services. With respect to the calendar it is unusually light, but that is owing to the proximity of the last swims, winch took place only fifteen days ego. There was one for housebreaking, two for embezzlement, four for stealing from masters, one for wilful damage to property beyond the value of Si'., and several for stealing from the pearls. There was a very peculiar case that would come before them —a female charged with carrying a crowbar into the gaol with intent to aid a prisoner to escape. If they were satisfied it was concealed about the persoe, they would end a true bill, and seed the case into court for trial, as it was a very serious offence. With theme remarks he dismissed than to their room. The grand jury then retired. rIB DAY.) SHARI, L. Otri o'Chocu. There is little demand to-day for British railway securities, and the general tendency of prices is net. Metropolitan and South Eastern stooks have de clined + per cent, and London and North Western, Great Western, Midland, and Great Northern A, 4. London and North Western stook is quoted Imtatmo sad, ; Great Western, 581 to 594, ez div. ; 1234 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yale shire, 120 to 4 ; Cheat Eastern, 391 to 4 ; South Eastern, 734 to 4 ; Caledonian, 131 to 132; Metropolitan, 132 to 4 ; Great Northers, 1234 to ; ditto I, 139 to. 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I 101 1 .4 q 4 $ 3 l n tle lel i li .... .. 02 414 100 101 St 101 80 00 00 100 I i OO :)." 01 ... 100 j geei .. 11 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr nun= NORTHAMPTON METING.-THIS DAY. DELEPBE HANDICAP. Dolphin ... ... ... Tarns ... ... ... B raa. BRIX WORTH STAKES. One mile and a quarter. 3t Lady Rollo, Blender, Forester, Scheldt, S il ence, Wild Bee, a Black Prince (Goddicg's), and Veracity are here. Pain Poargrr.—Rejection. TRIAL STAKES. One mile. left Elland, Regalia, Ssookarometer, Ki n g Charming, His toria, The Duke, and Amason. All are here. GREAT NORTHAMPTON STAKES. Two miles. a t . John Davis, Scamonder, Twirl Direr, Raglan, Mail Train, go. Pintail, Lord Zealand, Watobbox, Filbert, Elltelred, Valiant, Charley, Little Goy, Whiskey, Nutrition, Kings- 06 .. ley, Black Prises (John Day's), and Black Prince (God- a i t Pam are here. PAID Folmar. Hightwateh, Husk*, sad Kate sk. Mashy. N. tot. PITSFORD STAKES. Half a mile. et. Miller's Maid, Mirsoulous, sad Dignity are here. ea. STAND PLATE. One mile. Pelios, Beadle, Wild Poppy, Hullers, Prorisor, God- t . raorsham, Echo, Scheldt, Briok, Chicken Hazard, and N. Homely are here. WHITTLEBURY STARER Three-quarters of a mete. r t .' Mr. Pitt Vespssien, Mastic, King Hal, Maim, Rector, eg, qui Vies. Sr to Hippolyta, Mies Harriett, and King Chris- et. t. tan are here. M. PYYCHLEY STAKES, One mile. to Lapides, (to be sold for 601.). Rejected, Volunteer, Loaf to Sugar, Lord Ronald, Medicia, Rao (301.). All are here. le. lOm HER MAJESTY'S PLATE. Two miles. N. Hland Saccbsronister, Regalia. EtEldred (5 yrs). Achim, s Black Prince (Godding's), Black Prises (J. Day's), Miss M. Harriette, Ambition, Ackworth, Joh* Davis , Yoakum, 1 N. 6 Lord Warden, and Pella. Allan hers. et. NORTHAMPTON BTAKE3. 5 to 1 mat Mail Train (t) 9to 1 Raglan ) 9 to 1 Etbelrod (t (t) 9to 1 Boatosottor (t) 11 to 1 Purl Direr (t) 100 to 8 Valiant (0) 01701 W LTD CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE. PUTNEY, Tam BAT. As the time draws new for the decision of this ac ia interesting event, which is to come off next Se- g j turday morning at 8 o'clock, and be cowed up, 1111 as just determined upon, the excitement Wfrite•eS, and the publics are ma the qui Mee to reseive is- It formation upon the subject of their doings. Although t o t* the water was very low, both crews were this morniag afloat. es . The Oantabe were first oat, and rowed up part of the amuse from Putneylegalnat the tide. Their style was improved, but yet is sot anything like petters/on. They area hardy active mew, whose oars clip the water and who will do better with a strong than a slack tide under them. In their rowing they MA I timed well, but there was not that uniformity 100 of 'Mimi which is the essential attribute of excellenne. In. They went up as far as Barnes-bridge at an even and some what leisurely peeps, and thee had a bustling ram down to 10 Haramersinith-bridge, commencing at about 35 and finish- 14e leg at about 38 strokes per minute, elesoly rowed. Shortly after this they returned ke their hotel the Star and 5 Garter, Putosy, after another brisk pull down. In a few St. minutes after the Calash@ started up the Oxonians were also 116 &bow d, but sat a long time motionless off the Loudon it . Rowing Club boat-house in the easterly wind, which wee certainly not calculated to do them much good, before they tee started up. There tea precision and power coupled with 111 their swing which induces one irmaistibly to come to the IN coaclasion that if the surface is heavy oo the day of the race they will have the best chance of smear. The ;L i '' Utopians rowed the coarse down an hour before low-water. lCt Their work was very fine, and they reached at some pp pert of th e course 40 rtrolroo per rolouto. 'They tee were amorop..ir4 by several gentlemen on horseback. Bet- ift. to ting is 6 and 7to 4 on Oxford, end after the rowing of this morning we should not be surprised to hear of the odds r o being greater. PROVINCIAL WARR MARKET& LimffirooL„ MAMIE :-.Great )Wire. 40 391 199 - -London and North Western, 12 1 i 1 1-Manchester, Sheffield, 148 and Lincolnshire, 661 4-Mcdropobtan, 113 21-11idland, 1231 a 10 -North Eastern, Berwick, 110-South Eastern, 741 xd.- Si, Buffalo and Lake HUM, 114 9-16 1 7-16 -Grand Trunk ot Puede, IL 341--Great Western of Canada, 164 -Trio, 664 1-United States 116. ASO Bond', 701 - Virginia Six per Cent., 60-Dutch Ithenials, 60 p.--Great Luxembourg shame, 16 6.16-flambee and Me ng% IN, 6 1 } 04 41 14 1-16 10 - Alliance Bank London and Licup 60 (Limited), 21 pp.-Bank of Liverpool, M-Barnedh Basking Com- 100 pan, (Limited:, 6-164 -Mercantile aed Exchange Bank (Lbnitedl, 160 4 6-16 d.—B ritish and Foreign Marine (Limited), IP. 1 14. Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 84 8 in-Queen 81. Insurance, 7-16 1 p.-Channel Steam (Limited), 4 d.-ffiktabire 86. Oil, 313 24d. 10 MANCHI/fl3l, MAJOR 19.-A moderate business was done, but Ms at lower prices generally. Alliance Bark (Limited), 21 p- Cries, MU 6 1-Great Eastern, 411119/-Great Northern A. nae -Great Western of Canada, 161$-•_6 111.16-Gnat Western. fill 1-Illinois, We 4 60-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201-London and North stern, ill, 4 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire, 01 3 -Metropolitan. 133 II -North Eastern, Yorke, 109 -Ditto, Berwick', 110 1-Overerd. Gurney, and Co. (Li- mited), 21 p -South Easters, 744 411-United States 6-20 Years' Bonds, 71 1-Yirginia Six per Cents. 61 61 4 3 2 601. BIKIMIGHAX, KAMM 19.-Bus bies done : Bbmiagbata Alliance Fire (Limiteo) at per: sad Mantis Metal (Limited) at Mx Closing prices: London and North Western hallway, 1211 to 1131: Wellington and Severn Junction Railway, 10 to 101 : Great Western Redeemanle Five per Cent., 1001. sellers : Birmingham sffimal, Mt, sellers: Birmingham Financial (Limited), Ito if prem. : Midimd Financial (Limited), dle, to par: Bir mingham Fire 'lnsurance, 99, buyers and ilenddol Slate and Slab, per to 4 pram. DMus, Rages LT.-Three per Cent. Camel; e64-Ne pr Gei w Three Nook, 851 1-Munster Bank (Limited) (IL 10a. paid), 36-National Bank la paid), 761 - National of Liverpool ( L ent (L) (10 ted), toiL 1 paid), ) paid, 6' 171-G Bank reat Bmthern (10L ) and ) Western -Union Bimi (1001 paid), 9i -Great !Southern and Western, 4 per mat. per petual (all paid), 90. The committee of her Majesty's oommiesionen for is the Paris Exhibition on Group IV. (clothing, including II fabrics, and other objects warn on the person) met yesterday ; at the South Kensington Museum. Present :—Lord Hoary 41 , 4 Looms Mr. Thomas F. Gibson, Mr. H. W. Ripley. The gm committee appointed associates fee tbe several classes tom- it prised in the group, II THE LIVERPOOL LIBERAL ASSOCIATION AND TEI : REPORTS BILL.—The provisions of the new reform bill were u discussed at a meeting of the Liverpool Liberal Association e on Saturday. It was generally agreed that the measure de- U served the support of all ',inane reformers ; and, with the al object of strengthening the hands of the government by • V favourable declaration of public opinion in favour of the , bill, co far as this town is conce-ned, it was resolved to convene • public meeting, on an early day, at the Am hi- I theatre, nadir!' the presidency of Mr. James Aikio. The I Chancellor of the Exchequer, as a native of Liverpool and °LUKEN WELL. as one of the representatives of South Lancashire, will be 001IMITTAL OP A PUGILIST FOR MAISLAUGHTER. invited to attend and take part in the proceadings.—Lirer- Masa. Brown, who it was stated was a pugilist, was I pool Mercury. charged, on remand, with assaulting and cawing the death ' OXFORD, MARCH 19. —The result of the examine al John Loveman, an omnibus driver, at Holloway, Bonin theology at which the Denys/. and Johnson's 'choler. Mr. Beard attended for the prosecution, and stated that ships are given away is as follows :—Denyer and Johnson since the last remand, • coroner's isquiry r c aid been held, sc holars - 1. C. H. Waller, Uoiversity ;2. W. Baker, St. and the jury had returned • verdict of manslaughter stains , s John's, and W. E. Daniel Worcester. equal. Laurlabiliter the prisoner. The short facts of the case were t eve : ! on y es s oo vlsi scot—W. B a k er , St. John's ;W. K. Daniel, The deceased was the driver of a Favorite omnibus, I We:ester ;C. A. Potter, Merton ;H. N. Purcell , Exeter ; and on the 11th alt. he was with his omnibus at the Arch- I and C. H. Waller, University. Examiners—R. Scott, way Tavern, Highgate-hill. The prisoner , who was Tee , Balliol ;W. M. Pansy, Christ Church ; and C. H. Henrik), much the 1/001se for liquor, wanted to get oa to the om- 1 mi st ch urc h . tabus, but was prevented doing so by the deceased. The Uhrignarry or LONDON.—The following canal prisoner made two or three attempts to get on to the om- , dates passed the late examination for the degree of Neuter nibus each time being prostrated by the deoemed. This seemed very much to annoy the prisoner, who caught hold in r „. B ,___ i ur g e ' r7 , :—sa• 11"mi"ti"--Elwyn Andrew, 111-at of the deceased , and ia the most videos manner threw him ' '' , '" 4 C o " U M * ; Peter Maury Ds" , ALB.. Un i versity .el Edinburgh. Examination for Honours.—Peter Maury with great force on to the ground. When the deceased was picked up it was ascertained that one of his legs was Dees, MAI. (scholarship and gold medal), Usiversity of Ed . inhargh ; Ed wyn Andrew, Y.D.(gold medal), Canter broken, sad, at his own request, he was taken to the King's • arty gm Oolloge HospitaL He went on very well fora short time, , ,-, but dismay& he Warne worse and died. urs.Novrgas AND TEL LASH.—Mr. Justice Lush at the I will be remembered by the Manchester garotters. In Mr. Thomas Howell said he was bouse-surgeon King's Coll Hospital, Carey-strest, Lincoln s-inn-tielde. charging the rand jay at the opening of the assizes, the The d , who was suffering from a broken leg, was ad- leamed judge expressed his detarmioation to award the untied to the hospital on the 11th Feb. He remained severest punishment the law permitted to those who should be convicted before him of "robbery with there until the 7th of Mari*, when he died. Be died from exhaustios caused by • =emotion of fits of an epileptic wiolottok, ' • Twoll,t7 Raillaweler woo wad WOE", who character, and inflammation of the right leg. Be was present wow beau Mena guilty of such offset:ea were yes at at the post mortem examination, but he could not say that tarday brought up for seetsnoe, and with one 'gasp the brakes leg was the maw of death. 1 all the elate prisoners were ordered to be flogged and kept Yr. Barker asked the mediesl gentleman if he thought .to Food servitude. With the prospect of the lash haw* the brakes leg had hastened the death of the deceased even thaw, the majority of the pn"nOrel lays the ral= by a minute. The witness replied in the ne g ative . He exhibited • degree of bravado which is cooly to be f Imuld natio that the fits he bad spoken of wee* brought ie old offend*, ; many et them shouted al to their an by the broken leg. fliends, annossela soc tir seutioce, and two threw their Mr. Beard rasoarlcsd that previous to the markt& the de- ( who ahlwaill the "—Meackester Guardian. cased was a strong hearty sass, and ono did net l oon to A striking evidence of the decay into which the be anything Ora matter with him. He had to ask for a re. agrieeltnral intends of Ben* Omens& have fallen is loud mead so that be might get the gentleman ben who made in the fact that imported rice le saw weed at Charleston. the post MAIM exansinatioe. At the Inquest it spas stated Massorourais Fan Hoarrfal, Dinorgimul that the Wag &meth of the deceased bad been accelerated by wee% Crrr.—The awnless of pstiesta relieved hi lag brokia. lie sedsolscod that the house sue- daring the week eagle( 17 was—Medical, sur geon would hare proved that fast. gisal, 575 ; WWI, 1,545; of while 574 were new rem THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MILL GOVIII4III.II' Beliaheolia.op.ck.l67l 100 Om Gm @p.c., 16/744.' 100 Do.o per aLlapb.llAag.lllo D0.6per0t..11ar.&3,100 Dal per ot.lan.di 1100 Do. tor et. Ina. 0 Ilia Owooo9Bopollo eLI 9OO 100 Ea. do. 1800.1900 100 - 4; 1- • D0.6p.0.Ap. dk0c4.1900, Nylon. Nev.lBo% p.ot. Do. DM, do.. IM i4Uo~ eirot a1..1371 Do. IST; Do. 1882 iii. iwks' Isla. Sian.! Pr asist...l ow EMIRS. nos S 0.4. , Now South Wales Gov.., Bp. cent., 1871 to 1d76 Do.6p.a NM to Inv2l Nov k..MS per °saki Wont 6444144 p. a., 18Th' AmorrGOT. p. at. Ilie 4 9. 4.04711 VisSiov..p.o.ranoW Do. am p.o.A m41411,_ DERE-ITU RI 64.1sta. 4 p.a. Itsz.alsp. G. Niho.,4 iLW.!°•7WALr9L•44 Una& Ylc.4 Lm.Drtgli.4 p. e..Jas&Dy LAN. W.4p.o.Jan.&Jaly Do. p. c.Jan.&likkr UMW., /".e..Jaa.el sly 111141aad,4 p.e.Jan.&l sly N. Delila. Z. P. & D. 8.. p. at., Feb. & N.Bibra..4 p.o.Jaaelaly 100L11.2..40.c.&DAD0k miscimumsous. Ho. of lqaarillis (L.i I.ti Valleference Woe I TN; 11p. of Psrp-DiN 4 OsrteolOs (thollooN Teit • i II O ILlndlalaad.O.alla L D ) LWO lois. 11 Oral 11 Ob. Vale Slaplbalkofttird.(L Pooselo Tolsgraph 3.01 ) Pm sad Las.a a) O Sag.sad Von t 1 D &IMOD** l i L 1 10 bairn DaolooltlOS I 111 al Domani (L) 11 10 ore-at. Wiurolarass (L. 1 50 vats Iliolladt. . 11 10 G.Ceall*Pla.otlat;.([ 1 16 Goa. Dom DavlasSso 11 O 0 doata*,:oloalat As. (L) I 10 fiontas*OCldas Ws d SO IladocOs at al 60 Hamer Iron Worlo(L) t IC lawalSor.OdtAfa. PO I ladl.n Carrying (Um SO toterastional Coo N lalloustftsaistoo.(L) 10 Itasrost. 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I tc on a Itailressmes(l. anal° nallaien ang4o leaptlae t ai Leila ILtailted) ailatlellannOonasirob 14 eastraleda al Slaimeletililitabisids 'A D Now,treal s l Dent ad Bank fit ougo l Bank of Queeesitg s lll I 511.11188nk Bessel "td d'a l _Ban ci°6 k 4 : 5.11.14 _ 6 (Unlita476". swish t Cald•raula (1 BMA If. Amuck% .... C. Bk. lad*Ass., t%IDI mart. limo( Iseek.ic- 1 F 6 • U 47 I 14 it 66 6 0 6 0 .Nty Oaks 1•1 °mukluk of Daum's ft. n o "I , I n 41.4 at. • Zostaasus Busk (1 ) UMW and Low&on emit Laotian tllisitod • Oro Itiohonesq•l4o) 17glish and American. angtiaa Joint Sowok l 4) 11 Nog.liootaLioiLftarld. $1 Otoglioh and IlwoOldi 11 t rbdieL rm..-iwar ix). .ssamear r a r p rlt ee. itd c.r4. / Do. New hoowrOil Book. WOW °Skarn I. 1ir.1611 New II 406;16 o,ooo'loo 00,0001140 1 9,00011 N 1140001 W I , 67,000 SO ✓W N 1 imam . 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Book Oarporo 00. 111 0055.8.L1040.0 * * Do. s. laioN.l. 93.0011 11 Pp, do. loial7.C. 27.40 SO Provls.Bookl*o o o.ll 10,000 1* owastoa Cl triara 17.000 10 lebilal4l4oll o6 o o l ll . 12,600 SO Do. lisead at Ipm 110.0011 th ism& Lossisia.. 17.011 100 lima. ell, IL LSI* .. 0,000 NI Do. do. im. *lsm *SOO IS Odom Cl Asolrollo .... 10.003 10 Vidal Cl bolo* (Ma' 97.111111 OS oCcs d ties a4.6. ' 16•64611 We* Isiii • ta eimmanimilmtp.fir 6 1.•646611 1 11.1• 616 .,6 60 00 De& 116. .16 Nat an 66. O. Climinla - 111 Ird 1 ot. poss. I aIiNS. “ sAI 1 ~lrl 1: r iPga 4 Ma id till gar 71 4, is 12 21 is 11 16 ill 14111 YI 11 111 II 7 ► dip 22 66 41 10 Old .._ ie 4 44 6/7 If 47 11 44 619*. 11 22 e db oird s 116 upri vi IS le ise O l d . 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New _ _ itie Pa 1 .. par 820171 93 96 92 94 92 94 78 BO 78 OD 103 191 106 197 106 107 102 101 91 93 191 104 106 196 161 194 196 109 106 , 103 189 10) 199 93 93 It OA el en ale IS ?II 110 OB WO es Ili 11Ili UR MO WI) 107 100 96 96 di 16 211 21 0 81 104 18 It 6 I PIS .1'" i 0 11 6 1 60 1, 6/ - 4 p.r 1 par 14 IS i_ .all r $ 1 15231-i I 1 pa 11 7 111*115 opus ID 5 1 6 11 p 4ll a/ 74 3 2 415 10 di 11‘411 I Ii 2pa 5111 . a . .. 1 t D.'.°' ICI 8' Val Ito 1415 pu LO —Ws Ili ts la it si 1w 5 2 1 3P IO le le lb 10 le 105 112 14/3 18 il 4 El, xi 10 el - ii iill I* 6 606 ad 10 : 3: 1 111 LI IP 11 Ti 91 I it 1 die 6 1 16.0 10 i lI,Pk; 114 . 1I - 4b u s la Ile J us 11 1 4b 14 , 0 1 ow 111 itlf 17* LO SO If S. i ea to _ 6 sat. i ea', 111 * ll 191. 9 10 is sobs to - - 10 'll 1 6 2 41 ' 141• 1 —9 19 II 6 SIMI II 92 Id 10 11 9 di. lye is 12 Or 10 11 9 di, Is S . 2 ; ari 17 18 1 I di. 2 a 1 4 2db 5 • die it ;Io n 2 21 1 11s par $ IMs Se liar 7.P"' 11 0 %Ai& 66 141 191 2i 2 0. 14 17 P. le 441 11 1412 61 84 074 1 di 1 I 4dls par 10 16 0 10 12 0 it • 21 81P. 71 4 6 61 46 , 70 7! 14 16 p. , 4 644 27 29 1 I B6l I 1 0 11 4 S 11 4 1+ TBll O 117 19.1 O 10 127 12 14 11 10 - 5 •Ni 4 II 41. in Is St 10 SO OD in ii ii Oa. 1 61 6 poi 5 $ I di. I I Ir t : 6 11. I 1 1 gi II tea. rdi I le tan 61 2 Id si 8 '0 i I i 10 10 44 11141. 111 401. boa YOU :lON RAILWAY& Bads and San Frame/at (Limited), pa. 7 per cant., IQ. Ottomaa (Smyrna to Aidio). St Sambre and MOWN, 9i, IG, 91, 101. - PREFERENCR SHARES. Groot Northern, 5 per out., 110. North lootero, 4t par out., Mom., Sq. North Easters, Wed Hertlopooi Hub. sod Roil, 80. OOMMEROIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) (It surreno AND INNS/NATIONAL rersonamt.) (non es' owe( 00131SPONDENT.) Canoe(.—The market costisnes steady. Sales about 10.009 bales. 0011 L—The market moderately secluded. Wheat in only retail demand at late ratite. Floor noebanged. radian corn is moderate sale at former pneer ; mired, demand.2B to 235. 6d. ; beans steady ; oats and oatmeal in usual lIINCING-L ANIL —(THI I 3 DAY.) BUCIAA.—ThiI market has opeoed gaietly at last week's earreeov. The private sales include a parcel of of natty Bawd white 8e..'.., st 38e. to 40.. ; sad 120 ba p . Madras. at 29e. Refioed is without change. Correa Thar p n blio sales are programing withoert change ; privately the market is steady bat quiet. TIA AIM RlM—These markets are closed tads). Oocoa —Swine's is dolor at firmer priose. Rids Asa; SALTPITILZ.—No Was reirrted. Groasm.—A parcel of Bernal sold at 32i., shoving a fur ther advaime of . is. per ewt. 00/TOS.—Tbs demised has because dull, sod pikes have gives way. Jun cautious dull d TALLOW mAßKgr.—(Trus DAY.) tallow, 495. 6d.. set sash; Petersburg Y.O. as No spot, Ma to 51s. &L ; Yank 51s. to 51s. ed. ; Assll to Jaw, 51s. U. ; October to Doombor, 51s. M. SKITETIITZLD HAT MARXIT.—(7I:IIB DAL) T. Asses Jesse Rod= sports reads slow. st host &Vs pies. Mos dove. has lila to 1995 44. ; bah/tor. 110 s to 120 a ; pries staoad oat 90s to 115 s. ; pies bay, 10:13. to 110 s.; Weer. 90a to 1168. ; sksw, Ilk, to CIL Aii:: itollo.l metal st— e M m It. AIO 111. 14003 IL 616.110111. LOMB I, St ammo! N. Ull7llB St. ' ........1:t 113.411 1 el ....11l ii" --- .9“i iiemei j 5 iiii "ii 20,000 a JOAN 9 110,N0 1N UK . 9 0:(1 111.060 160,100 111.000 10.000 4;ao MAO 10,100 109,000 10,000 4000 MON IPX4OOO 5000 1.11000.11 ee.rtl "ME ! - 0 4 1 ik u.5. 44 : 00 . 00 .00 ei ikso 81 10 .24.0 1 .11:11 is, 11 lff 1111. 1111 MOO 11 SC I . :I mum woos 17,000 skooo Imoo Mao Me* 17.!!! ii;ioo M 10 1 3.001. ■ TAW I !CMOs 11 i- ;leo! 100 100 100 110 MONEY M. IS 8 TTa 71 id 80; _&a Ok 9 SI za lii Ili In II n i 701 !LS 04..1%) MINES.-(rif is DAY.) Owe Ahem. The stock and share markets are generally fiat today, owing chiefly to the prospect of a rupture between Prussia and Austria, in connexion with the Schleswig-Holstein question. The disclosures at the recent meeting of the Joint Stock Dimonet Company, with respect to the disgraceful misman agement of that undertaking, also tend to cause sales of many securities. The funds exhibit a fresh fall of 4 per cent., while the reduction in foreign and Bri tish railway stocks amounts to /to 4. The shares of the financial and discount companies are dull. Those of Overend, Gurney, and Co. have needed 2s. 6d. to ss. A decline is also observable in. Can adian lines, but American are steady. • The demand for money is moderate to-day, and the supply large. Owing, however, to the approach of the end of the quarter, the rate for the beet paper is fully 6 per cent., the Bank minimum. Ia the Stock Exchange short loans on English govern ment securities are obtainable at 54 per cent. Consols are now quoted 864 to for money, and 87 to for the sth April Foreign stocks are decidedly fiat, and the instal course of prices is unfavourable. Spanish Passim Bonds have declined 1 per cent ; the Comniittes's Certificates, Turkish of 1862. ditto 1865, Greek, and Brazilian Scrip, 1, and Mexican, 4. The prices are as follows : Greek, 14/ te 1 Mexican, 224 to 1 ; Spanish Passim, 274 to 28t ditto Certates, 164 to ; Turkish, 1862, 68 *I ; ditto, 1865, 374 to 4; Brazilian scrip, 21 to prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 601 to 4. America securities exhibit no variation of im portance. Five-twenty bonds are quoted 71 to 1, being firm ; Erie Railway shares, 564 to 4; and Illinois, 794 to 80. International Financial shares are now quoted die. par. ; General Credit, to prem. ; London Financial, 54 to 51 die. ; Imperial Mercan tile, Ito I prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 3 to 1 prem.; Overend, Gurney, and Company, 2 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and National Discount, 74 to 8 prem. An instalment of 10 per cent., making 45 per cent paid, falls due on the last Brazilian loan oa Friday next, the 23rd instant. About 25,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The payments to India for cotton have now dwindled to a small amount. The steamer Menials will take to-day only about 30,0001. in specie for India, the Straits, and China. The Stock Exchange Committee have appointed Friday, the 23rd inst., a special settling day in the new shares of the National Discount Company (Limited), which are to be officially quoted. The London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 993 i, over last year ; and the South Eastern an increase of 6651. Joint-Stock Discount shares, of 251. each, with 101. paid, were officially marked yesterday as having been dealt in at 15 die. • but this seems to have been an exceptional tr ansaction, as most of the dealers have closed their books, and refuse to deal any further in the shares in the existing uncer tainty. Nevertheless, the statement made at the meeting on Friday respecting the enormous amount of liability nominally hanging over the company does not seem to deserve the alarming interpreta tions which have been put upon it. Fifteen pounds per share discount represents, on 80,000 shares, a depreciation to the extent of no lees than 1,200,0001., and it is impossible to imagine that a loss to anything like this extent can have occurred, no matter how successful the management may have been in dissipating the shareholders' mosey. The annual meeting of the Oriental Bank Oct.. poration will be held on the 19th of April. A meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company ~.11od fin the 00th inst. in London, preparatory to the general meeting to be held in Brussels oa the 6th of April. The Brussels meeting will be made special " to deliberate and decide respecting the financial measure to be adopted for the mem tion of the Bastogne branch, the partial construc tion of a double line of way, and the increase of the rolling stock, and to give the board of directors the necessary powers for these purposes." The annual meeting of the Mwyndy Iron Ore Company (Limited) is called for the 28 th inst. The receipts of the Great Western Railway el Canada for the week ending the 2nd inst. were 14,3461., being 5,7921. more than in the correspond ing week of last year. Vice-Chancellor Wood has appointed Mr. Henry Croyedill official liquidator of the Dutch Tramway Company (Limited), and creditors are required to send the particulars of their claims to him by the Bth April, the 18th of that month having been ap pointed for adjudicating upon them. We are requested to state tL at the City Offices Company (Limited) have removed their offices from 70, Cornhill, to their new building, St. Clement's house, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street. MOJDAT Emma. Consols, which closed on Saturda at 8 7 to 1 for the sth of April, opened this dormg at 87/ to #, and closed at 87 3-16 to 5.16, or 871. For money the last price was 861 to 87. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87, 1,7, k ; ditto, for acconet, 871 k, ; Three par Cents. Reduced, 85 k, 5, 1; New Three per Cents., 85, 1,5; Bank Stock, shut ; India Stock, 2101 ; ditto, Five per Cent., 102 k, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1011, 1; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 12s. prem. Indian Government securities were quiet. Ex chequer Bills remain at sa. dis. to par. The foreign stock market was depressed, and the speculative descriptions underwent an almost ge neral fall. Greek and Italian Bonds of 1861 fell 1 per cent ; Greek Coupons, Russian of 1862, Equador, Turkish of 1858, and Italian(Maremmena Railway), k ; Brazilian scrip, New Grenadian, sad Spanish Deferred, k ; and Mexican, Spanish Cer tificates, and Turkish of 1865, kto 1. Egyptian Bonds were dulL Peruvian of 1862, however, rose 1 per cent. Cbilian Loan scrip was last quoted 21 to prem., being rather lower. Oigs The mining market is steady to-dal, with a fair amount of business. West Caradon shares are quoted 81 to 91; Bast Caradou, 81 to 9 ; East Lovell, 81 to ; East Cam Brea, 31 to 1 1 ; Tin croft, 13 to 14 ; Great Vor, 261 to 1 ; Great Laxey, 201 to 21; Great North Laxey, 21 to 1; Wait Chiverton, 70 to 75 ; East Russell, 21 to 3 ; tad Chiverton, 61 to 7. Frontino and Bolivia shares are firm, at 11 to j ; and Chontales at 31 to 41. ACTION Aowrnr • Comm( Brum:R.—At the serisee in Manchester, yesterday, Kr. Justice Mellor rid • special jury were escheat al day in try* ea settee brought by Mesas. Walla, "Masers, "LAM Mr. r. Proudfoot, a cotton importer. sad the managing diameter of • limited liability cotton company, to recover da. Doges on aremot of a transaction which the planting elleaed had bees frsudalent oe the defoodant's pert. /Om M. Waller bad ordered Mr. Proodfcot to bay for bees hundred bake of Dadmelles cotton ; but the. French cor respondent as the Dardanelles to whom the order was tele. graphed, could net mdastaud English, end sent the order on to &tyros to be there ezecated. Before the vessel osa mining the cotton strived the market bed fallen consider ably ; sad it was alleged that, with a view to lesson the lees to himself, Mr. Proedfoot bad pelmet off oe Mmes. Waller dm teas of cotton, or me-third more them hod his. ordered. Of the 127 toles so supplied oily 26, se it wan alleged, were equal to restraot, the rest being selected free the worst quality of cotton striving from the IMediterse ee and the whsle mind together, sad re-paeked lobes heiedre. The marks were stated to have been ahead 40 se to mi ke the es-peeked else manspoied with the hills ci hang. The Ivey returned • verdict for the placating for MY/1., belag the differeam betwee• the acted idea et the lotion and what Kr. 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