The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-22 00:00:00

SSENGERS Peninsular and any with the d by them this e China mails, %mettles at 2 !I of those psi. le Sultan, who f her wreck; a!lf !.ieut/nants CW, Maraa,gad Messrs. Fletcher M. Thomas, sad vuLsourc) swr ) 101" 1111,1r,, T . d off Holyhead TART. L.M. Ittace 21._ yesterday made d•ckyad, by &s -ight at wnrk os It ho clothes-chid die yard the cow rysd b Ow consist llama the left Ids by Cassia Ooid- I counessidsd the rill relinquish We 11 be sucessesd by oaths/ion of teiseiry RT, M*tc■ 21. ed with • @clew, Alltkaal Atloathe d Ito alio via be Falassath raliar- RACKS AT NOT. lo simike • low Muttilemia. The mq abort elm we benumbs. 0. mabremilmi lq Dr. sor et as Soya ed 6 Notsbiben„ 7orpere!los. AStor Oisie um •I th - s etti; fl ameba rallailatiy r Lao am, aM • If y The salhat der*/ Ws ample- I Ws alms eit iha Ish the sans Ustenkrt. Tian I.egislature rented by Count ably. and Baron atambrra, .hick world —•• May it a the government I protection wto. t of the Germanic tuna. at that DIVII plaiting aatriblish- ndence of the took part ia the ...ye of the Credit the otDos of the wows °real. • I C ' but though ore may stably." That'll Newel ; but he aloe Y. C Use If they would yea, wed the ug those who ant t I andirtahe to west at .•e• her two young lady. Modsaae 'Ad not seen hoe says • The agitation ham bead in anony the bands round me threw these then, remember suspected • trap, en, to the police suspicion, ono of at Mantua. Ho steer% years, mad Aston of his lot rial Burdelaia. he dilemma of the plly inured him. slant 20,000 L) count dud of hie vs supposed that eau d' &panne. I the 13th, the al were reeds • M r. Ankainl. r cams ; Mgr. Worts; Mr. art, senior roam- Saturday this riled f,,r the *leered by the ,ut red by the Ceps 'bewere (hoses 4Scotland, sod No. They seemed everythtert that 'fed tbraaph the first slap which gement, and the &made for their rders has bs . to Algot Bey. f Apcti.—Ltrer- )117.—A ear- I bare bon Ipt of • work to .prn re~o of Scots. _no ;kr tit; eiel• Is Medias Ma The rubber. and will icon has lately ban oar. of doer of the IMMO 'tort' of SO" At cob • Mt 15,.1k. J ten* etla_eing 'al the Mal I is Loelikrola Caleetakar Elleabeile bury leer bar twos her NUM*. wards • jowl sod • rink, ion awl rays the have his. woe eiltioge UMW .1 fail to fa the rD !WILDING noisy Mho matorrleMar umber ait ears rate MOW. . mad dm201 11 4 mod dmpagelm hm umeimry's oohed la mob , duo 21,0004 Pr•POY doe was ; 'USmd Ti Per paid, mad a to. opens at noel ammamaima olds 20 yetis lave • 1. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-HOLISZ. ltiabani Maria was brought bane the Lewd Mayor charged with haring robbed a gmetamea et hie watch. Mr. Blake, an Meer, laid—l was ea Dyers' Hall pier oe Seturd_sy bawls Mimi and wee eel** sad I lost lay watch. The Flame came up to lay hit side and polled my watch by the chefs ham my waiskait pocket. I said to a Mead Will) wee with " I haw lest my watch," aad the Crma away as hit at he ocrald. hollowed dim, sad areeeppl. The taw peeihmed the emelt to am Croeweemaimed by the priemar—l esw you take the weir. k myself. A good may people ma stew you. The ptimmer—Nut at all. IMa biome others ma, sad I duet see why I had sot se good a right ea they. It wee paved that the prWeier bad thrown the wake ilms a pine=aling as a cart tie wee _ Ishii Writhe., • marina store drier, in Allen-sheet, fift een -stied, AU Graeae', hie ow aged 12 years, and Joke Iftrietferel, a carman in the employment of 10. Toren, vinegar raw, Lower-road, DeWord, were charged with haring shaa • cwt. of animal erme.l, value 21. Me., the property of Strstibrd's employer. It apparel in erldenee that sheet fire o'clock in the morning, • men, who happened to be peening through Kite( Willides-amet, observed awa elm by • men sassily reresembles th e prmourr Stre wa ik* sesding with • desks, met behind it, near tie abree r when the wok lowered four byre of charcoal her bk waggon into the donkey cart, which we to dregs et • to". wend the two vehicles thee segrard. wirier the donkey cart until he ink • pairark to wham le aa pereued hie imoa that there bed hica k the tatmea , • . This policemen, how e rerMeed in r: toter ea ba thought the carman might hsee hal deilvat the chtwouel to the boy ; tad whim wool= he met • eared policemen in a bowsaw:, who Wilmen by, and Wing that Irl nay hen et lieligart the Baas tie dairy belt him Ile werely. the Mbar me aro, awl the wirer ebrevel d a rewerrWog lam le dr procerele pries krellesely plied aft the Omar draded toes the ether waders 24 the tea who red renalalel the mare; sad he asld see ewer to bra. Me dear n om 111 Ids firm itchy Ss Met he magbeAsemillseee dm doe be Ick the yard. bak terbet Kies Willeirr er pert* at the ler whom the resertica leek _pkee. end barber 4. diet he was the cab cre of Mr. TM./ camel whip ewe •to ag Lew blot lona It eke apparel that hop eassablaa a by *Mar riled. ilreelpdsa saw gradwied bra skirl ken bthee tha t per cod, hue the 'Ahem et the peak le w e ammo, kat • pod dud of seek charcoal saw have ben bile her Yoe be time era thy premise re by the deer Oiahra. The prilears WINO reracciat. ILLBLISOROI7OII-11111.131T. PLC.*/ IX TUX MATILAILIIIT TKIIATIL Homy raffir reasset, esidon, as at the beir bite Kr. Ihei ea the dery se esee an se mi a MI. Jam 11•01 Khmer, lbettleher-te.lty, of Vie- Tlantre. Plnhee, ea Saturday alit; iu tha Haymarket IldriMisse midi-Os Wu/day night Imy In the nt stalk air Elaymmllee Tlisetre, in the front row, eccotopeaied by telb. The diem me fitting immediately beefed and Is web • pinkies es to pew hie elbow menet ley wife's beet The benyeard twice. led ea ha armed ► his dhow, Met se seem ot it ; es it teener* eyed I tenteed hie dhow, to drew les etneeks. I deY - Yoe tee Insaneudneedg wits. - Hs Um took sway bre ant, smi esemeneel hely deed( o wowild. mod tellies we • eteeselreL He she "If I bid yes enislen weed mesh yew 6-41 bad." Is be was dead I wet no neeise et ble kagenye. Wide di der pang an I were see et w spiewillim. ts leek et ante ewe In die berm and while _ig el Waked • blew In the Ihee, ad opete-glew basehed ent of try leraL her end slid oeu Sor •• emilmii• bee nese edge Kr. Deshorny tko teem don ewe deeded, and mei& "De yen wed etedable r 1 ail I id. ad Kr. Beek due tent tee wand. tell Kr. dednesne there wee pines net ft et be In de bawd. and the asheast wet then ennsteL - • waistarre, who appeared fir 66•65 t, add oeteybody who tiret Wee him le Is resperemitie sum No bed hems bin 4 same yaws, sad bed arrer keret ntth e Wog to sour Mew. He wild sumpiet tbst ea aoism The we W * upellw timid be sand. No verel6 h 1 tree I mere this M delhodeas, be woe would • lade emits.Ho wildwildmeow that the matte s r mig " ht be seeded le the way. The d•Gradaat odd whip be might ha allowed to Wale aid be did sot thin et the thee thet he bed tesebed the fay. Wl's the end tbe epees-giro be be did is , Bed theedire hit annoyed. rare* oohed at beim eradredieted. The eerephiseat rid be required us apology. He would maw Is,. it settled by GM worship, ea he emus forward *die agency was outraged. • piwilemea rid be eriftemed the result. Ur. Ittedee add the dad -- rked (a.. Valiance) wu sot dr pass whom Is sheaM have expetted to do such 'UM H. LAMBETH. NOVO KKKKKK Henry Williams sad elk, wot Bread, well-baaws apart thanes end bur were pieced et the bar before the Hon. Cl. C. Norton, a charge of brooking iuto the dwelling heave of Mr. 6aageter, IN Crenniore-rond, Brixton, with the intention of plundering It. Mr. Inspector Keirnerson, of the P dividon of police, deposed that the prosecutor in the cam was an infirm geatlrman, esteemed to be wealthy, and the only inmates to his holm were himself and a female servant. In the coarse of the weak information had reached him (Mr. Emromion), that it had been the intention to rub the hones on Sunday, and an attempt bad been made to do so, but from some into. or other the thieves did not weeven on that occasion. It had been the custom of the servant of Mr. Santrater to go to church of • Sunday afternoon, leaving her master at home alone, and thinking it not at all that the thieves would pay a oecond Tint on the following evening, he (Mr. Einem:eon) had prepared fur their rwrption. At ewes o'clock the servant left the home to proceed to church am used, sad coca altar • knock and shortly alter • second we even at the Croat door, but they we not &Undid to, and presently the back kitchen window wee brad end the prisoners entered by that way. They proceeded at once to the bedroom of Mr. Sangster, enure (Mr. Elemeeson) was concealed, and he endeavoured to seems both. Williams was about to lone at him with • chisel which he held in hit hand. bat observing that he was sawed with his truncheon, he. Willismin rushed downstaln, and wee secured by Sergeant Standitch. A chime and ocrawdnver was found on the prisoners, and there could ke no doubt of their intention. Other triturate.* corroborated the above statement, and the prisms Wars ultimately remanded to s future day. 50 UT H WARX. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. ASKS reek, a tradesman carry* on business In Castle street, Oxford-Nose, was brought before Mr. Borehare, charged with attempting to commit suicide at Black:dare bridge. The primmer is evidently of week intellect. Police-cenetable 126 L said that !shortly after els o'clock Saturdey evening he was on duty at the bottom of Block biers-road, sear ths bridge, when las we the palled OM the parapet by two young ressi. t ac t e la s t r ts= him that ths prisoner climbed over the maple, sad wee about to plunge into the river beneath, w ai lla in V 2L ilostanately wised hold of him and saved him hemdeahwetlen. Witness took him to the station, where le was stemied ea Mr. Wastage, the divisiousl Sargent, who forwarded a prttEate foe his worship's inspection. Mr. Berthas said that the cadge: le set forth that he worn of weak mind and sot sit to he at kris. Hs sated If say of his friends were in court? Ths wife, • very respectable-looldng funs* bere forward, sad insea m to the maistrate, sold her hus=l been in • very di speeding .rate for rather mere than • week. She mild ot account tor it, a they wen la miry fair cit. ennetaaces Ile woe a pianoforte aaaufeetoree end hal linty of work. Yr. Borehate asked whether they hired the limes or EVed se ledger.? The with replied that they rented the hones, sad geld rent wad masa. Teter hour wee situated is Maryleboos pariah. Barehen said it was °widen , that be was not is • fit stele te be et haw, sad be &bald diesel the eaostabis to con. yip him te the leans► euthorities of Maryleboos, who would Litre ewe sr hiss. The wis than totes away by the constable, accom panied wife sod sialsr. MAILITAGR WTTR A DECEASED WITS'S SISTER.- Lord Bury's Bill to legalise with • deemed site's sate is wiling the uph..ldcra oft preset low to eon eidosoble ollicte. The lush church sovepapere oohs Orosg spools is the clew sad tally, sad domed@ of petitions are emit trees London ap over the poetry wee. tie aollectioa of alosstarve oosioet the bill. The alums et sores' Beal ben of her Niejoty'e minions we pivot is • heed bill we have moo se perwoo vfolitsig to ohs dregs of politicos. Notalthooodoo all this activity the orgeaisalisa does sot appear to he very stoop. if we soy judge boa the coacle doe solo of the toed till Wooed to which Metes that as Wimps the above paid= on very heavy. • Inc Words Moyle. dem will be most acceptable". &a. GMT FIRE ;FIR 111CDDERS1TILD.—Ose of the area ever witnessed in Ws seishborrhomd orsearred E i tri t illep of Mendes dioyy. The helidag. bekagig to limn. Beerier &kr awl wes Meer le 'Mr la • litU• over in b. m. Moult sa wee wedgy NM& mad • telierephie ramp fmead is Reidendhil hr Ilre-eseree, Me did sot arrive till the whale WA. steria bey many v•lsala p'e'r of sloth wed liaise el weed, just bosgit ea the Leader wool Mr. wee bat l• die The root reliable eetlerte of the ler Is dor ll,i The =yam seared Is the Royal laseassee-alee et Red . Ortag to the ategarior eflarlem is die Iseally Sla Mitiehed-for riefortine will hese • deprras balm" mad erre ma sallerlyy to • per se wrapdeem . FIRS itAk BINCILZT.--011 &thirdly dr prosier of 111 r W. Ashram, Rabb, vorgruhd:*lllll Triehlina took ire, awd the Theis of the WU hid is nisi. .m." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVKNING, MARCH 22, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two demi. The railway share market to-day is well sup ported, and several of the leading stocks exhibit a further improvement of Ito per cent. London and North-Western stock is now quoted 951 to 96 ; Great Western, 58 to ; Midland, 97 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 89 to ; London and South Wes tern, 46 to 1 per share; Great Northern, 261 to 4, being flatter; and Eastern Counties, 11 9-16 to 11-16. Grand Trunk of Canada shares remain dull. Royal Swedish are flat, and are marked 7s. 6d. per 51. share. Pernambuco have been dealt in to 1 dis., and Bahia at e prem. Great L uxembourg shares continue to meet with some bollimm. I. NNW M no i za 14 zd '4 el i Mori a Stamm 4 p. gala =Theribod lip. al Duet Pm*. Abs4.7ma arganres. i: s 4 ;4 ii• • • • . I Is. Caulk s lz., a4al Da, da. 4 • 1 Da Sw 41 a Ona. IL Pr...zzoz= a er....1146 . = 4 011 GIIM Saran% 6 yr &M. o. I a red. On p. 41 pa. D Do. •I par 0044. Do. 5 p. . tod-s i aag am& W. 111:414•11. elW.l.llbb LaW. II 4 a fL 1 p t rr =T O . *a Nay. a mina s a a In, Mora bbiaa lla da. aa a imam ea Mae arr 1 eario Viatirodilf • r A par oni i ; 1.411.W.C0v.a aa p. a 44111.11.44. e. IL Wei E. sad Cbla a ig..... 11=11p. il la el Oa Ow. Ir. & 9.11 Spa Dom. 4)4. ot. Prot Bank ialaiallWalla MK 11 0111‘ ..P. Irep a rOrAZ MO= Dam. 4 F. es. di. Da ip.d Mis.lbpsk. 1146 . ... I ▪ 41. ,perl jram y sil . a a. wen. • • Olketl.WaVoL6p. e. ab,•=sie. war. Pro s t. p. MIL Pam Mal i " IN la I 111 IN i 1 112 I e: m w Niit n 1 2 91 1 0 1 t: 114 72 74 D N 91 70 a )101 1 i 1i i - 1 - s Cr M la M 101 111 11 toe , Si do L 41. ow US ISO ISO 106 li lii 1111 116 ila ~. r. 1 4.2144.41144■4. Air _ %sib Wake m 4 per cool r. 4 pot el De. 4 South YorkAtire 4 p. etre& 1014411ca4 Dam ostons IlaseferitiLlikoaa46 I Di is Il7i is 6 110 FIX= BIM sit se a 1516 $ di. 47 75 5 Ili 1$ id sd In :a ut lIIITIMII PeelMllllolls. I!. I lanWiTa. •Iteetht St lames" Imre et IP pet Nei es 04. Treat et Omen Dara-Det.ethe. lar.6a .e. De. ••• NOW •. Segel@ lake iteresll. i De. SAO& AWN Oapiri lli. Delk 014 I 011ie WINO* .. I — u 9 dII I I _ mod ''Y a. • •u I p. e. Bds„ ger la ..... =&1141b.. es. I. - El:a =roe O Prat.lari DO d sah la a& I p. 4.1115. OA{ Ire helm. De. 40. • Os. Wei. Oasalb. De. llont Do. bk pee nopt. IMO Da. • t. Ds. 13. wares ilk IN.I pa& 13.1...pay.77 atteinimis per NEL is u ' 1 11 $ Pie r PE PM 11 2 dls 10 411 1 1, 1 I do Dir i FE I It .. t . &l ia. .. %..•!...:ce., 1 t t we A PM IN 4l MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CiooK. - - --- --- The funds remain perfectly stationary in price, and very little business is going forward. Until the Indian Loan is announced, little movement is looked for. The other departments of the Stock Enchange are also very quiet, but fairly sup ported. English railway stocks are again somewhat firmer. Consols are quoted the same as they closed on Saturday, viz., at 96! to I for money, and 961 to 97 for the Bth April. India Stock, though shut, has been dealt in at 220 ; Exchequer Bills at 365. to 39e. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds (falling payable in May next);at 991; ditto, in May, 1869, at 1001 to 1001; and India Bonds, at 28s. to 295. prem. furkiah Six per Cents. are dull, at 1011 to 1. Peruvian Bonds continue to meet with some inquiry. Other foreign stocks are quiet, but steady. Sales are are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 101 ; Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents. 66 (exch. 128.) ditto Four per Cent. Carts., 1001; Mexi can Three per Cents., for account, 191 to 20. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account, 811 to 811, ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 661 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001, Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 911; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (March 29), 1011; ditto Guaranteed Foar per Cents., for account, 104. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram,:the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 69.76 for the account, showing a fresh improvement of nearly 1 per cent., compared with the closing quotation of Saturday. The Bourse is described as " very firm and animated." The check to the upward tendency of prices rests almost exclusively with considerations connected with the internal and external policy of the French government ; but the maintenance of amicable rela tions between England and France is of such vital importance to the interests of both nations that there is a. disposition in most quarters to soout the ides of a serious and permanent disagreement. The Paris Bourse continues to be closely watched, and its in creased firmness contributes materially to a like effect here. The amount of gold sent into the Bank on Saturday was 28,0001. In addition, a further parcel of 80,000 sovereigns was returned from Ireland. The total known to have been sent in since the date of the last Bank return is 350,0001. The half-yearly dividends fall due on the Danish Three per Cents., on the 31st instant; on Brazilian Five per Cents., Peruvian Three per Cents., and Dutch Four per Cents, on the let of April ; and on Turkish Six per Cents., on the 10th of April. There is an unpreseion that some of the insurance offices, and perhaps some of the banks, may take up a considerable portion of the coming Indian loan. The import; of the precious metals last week were extraordinarily large. Our lift includes 272,3001. by the Blackwell, and 192,8001. be Bent, both from Melbourne ; 294,2501. by the Tyne , from the Brazils ; 192,3791. in Australian gol ,by the Teviot, from Alexandria ; 18,8801. by the Africa, and 1,4001. by the City of Washington, both from New York ; 4,7281. by the Ripon, from Alexandria ; 242,5001. by the La Plata, from the West Indies, &c.; 2,8701. by the Alhambra, from the Peninsula ; 1 box of specie by the Sarah, from Bahia; 2 boxes of sovereigns by the antra, from Lisbon; and 8 calm and 16 boxes of silver coin by the Vesta, from Oporto. 'The total value of these supplies is not less than 1,225,0001 of which 857,0001. consists of Australian gold. The imports of silver from the Continent are known, in addition, to have exceeded 100,0001. The custom-house weekly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals from the pat of London includes 48,240 ors. of gold, despatched entirely to Boulogne ; and 378,180 ors. of silver, representing a total value of nearly 180,0001. The particulars are as follows, vie :—Gold coin: to Boulogne, 29,540 ozs. Gold bars: to Boulogne, 18,700 ozs. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 8,200 on. ; to Rotterdam, 221,800 ozs. ; to Belgium, 30,000 ozs. ; to Hamburg, 119,780 ozs. Silver ban : to Boulogne, 400 on. A supplement to the official statement of exports for last week men tions also 5,000 ozs. of gold coin and 30,000 ore. of silver coin transmitted entirely to the Mauritius. The other shipments have comprised 105,8071., nearly all in silver, by the Pere, for Alexandria and the Rad; 3,0101. by the Tagus, for the Peninsula; 8,5801., by the Orinoco, for the West Indies ; and 15,0001. in silver, by the Dolphin, for Antwerp. The steamer Countess of Lonsdale also sailed from the Thames on Saturday for Hamburg, with 53,5001. in silver. The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to 363,0001., of which fully onehalf consisted of silver. In addition large quantities of newly imported gold have been despatched privately to the Continent. The imports of the latter metal, however, have been so enormous as to oonaiderably exceed the immediate continental demand. Hence the large increase in the stock of bullion in the Bank. The extensive remittances of silver made to the Continent this week have more than counterbalanced the amount drawn thence. These circumstances are calculated to influence the continental exchanges in a favourable sense. The advioes from some of the continental markets, including Hamburg and Paris, report more firmness in the exchanges on London. At Paris on Fri day the rate on London was quoted 26.71 to 10 for short, and 24.871 for three months' bills; at Amsterdam, 11.70 for short; at Hamburg, 13.3/ for short, and 13.21 for three months ; and at Vienna, 10.17. The following statement exhibits the gross traffic receipts of a number of the leading railways since the commencement of the current half-year, com- . pared with those for the corresponding six months et 1887. In every case there is a decline, except in the Caledonian, Great Western, Midland, and Great Northern : London and North Wafers £664,185 London and South Wanton 129,643 Groat Waters 268,661 Midland 322,893 South Eastern 98,664 1857. taii:ie;s 135,189 265,900 3 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (NY ZLICIIIIO TILZOLITS.) BIRMINGHAM MEETING-THIS DAY. BIRIIINGHAF BIBEPLICHASE. About three tan and three- Amyl , zu.—Purer Qum, Bviugtott=Little Davie, The Huurautsa, ligsooert, Border Chief, Comet, Moira Antique, haw Jo.w, sad Planet. Ex 'scram— Berm, Old Dog Tray, Magna r. NORTHAMPTON. AZJUVlD.—Vaadatinalizt, Broadlands, North:Dan, Vrow, Odd Trirk,laden Commodore, Barge, Fisherman, Coi ned, Goreebill, Yorbbizema, Tam Door, Nies Finch, Bianca Capella, Tema, Ueda Treasure, Sllvertail, sod Huntingdon. NEWMARKET. The following are expected to hove for Northampton .- 81chrema, Soothaayer, Lesukm , Reny Stialey, Scribbler, Jay, netsuke, and King et Ando. MALTON.—Garnish is Impooted to Imo he Northampton. IRELAND. DUBLIN, SATS lUMT. To-day one of the magistrates - --- OlCollege-etreet ---- Plaidi ethos eat in the Admiralty Court as commletioner Inquire tato the affray at the College on Friday esinzdght. On the applkation of comma for the police the inquity ens stowed till Monday night. THR DOUBLE EXECUTION AT OFFANSBA. A second edition of the Ciseetrime, which has been for warded to us, deeeribes the shove execution as follows . The scaffold, which had been erected dam the previous emeleg, wee placed to the south-west of the , dismay M the angle opposite the inftmery mod union-home In tryst of this spot was an exteeelve larleMeld, and this Ow.. together with every available inch of round on the rend., the ennipike-roads, de., were covered with closely pecked spectelera, some of whom climbed up Isto trees, on the loch el bares, sad other conveniences, in eider M obtain • geed view ef the awful spectacle. BM emu whoa the wretched men wrested the drop and met the pee ef that met throng, they wen still marred by the eight of those 111,000 upturned hose—themaelvee the object of attraction. Both apparently looked upon the some below them with but little emotion. As soon as the men made their appearance on the drop • subdued murmur ran through the crowd, but there ware no cries or shriek' of execration, nor did the great pressure muse any unseemly outburst of angry feel ing. The prisoners now stepped firmly forward and placed themselves under the fatal beam. Caloraft, with pveat coolness, then drew the white ca over the head, adjusted the rope, and strapped the legs of first, and whilst this was taking piece, Alepis was coolly and unmoved looking upon the crowd. This executioner, however, quickly per formed the same ceremony with the other unfortunate cul prit. At ale memeat Selepatane stretched out his hand to his wretched companion, which was shaken, making some skirt ejaculations in the Greek language. Csleraft she shook handl with the wretched toes, and whiled demand* the drop, the clock in the distance wad heard to toll out the hour of eight Precisely se the last sound was Ova, the fatal bolt wee drawn, the platform on which they stood fall from under their fest, and thus were they launched into, Mornay. Aleph seemed to die almost without • draggle— but with his enforemate companion delepatene it wee dif ferent, he heaved violently far some six or seven neoniesta— het neither requited thst the executioner &mild pall their legs in order te shortest the miserable eadatesoe. " After the bodies had beim suspended the real time, one hear, they ewe out dews end buried within the predate of the prison." The Government of India Bill, which was brought la by Lord Palmerston, Yr. Vernon Smith, and Sir George Lewis, I. printed, end will be proceeded with immediately alba Rainer by its Whore, the members of the We govern ment. —o4errer. APPOINTMENT/I.—Mr. Eric Farquhar, unpaid attaché to her Majesty's Weston at Barna, is appointed un paid attaché at Vienna. Mr. Ernest Clay, unpaid attaché at Madrid, Is appointed unpaid attaché at Paris. Mr. Percy Mitterd, unpaid attache at Dresden. la appointed unpaid ailmiti at &alio. Mr. James Rummell, unpaid attaché at Hata, is appointed unpaid attaché at Dresden. Mr. Frede rick Kernel, consul at Madrid, is appointed to be consul at Carthapea, New Oranada.-06serenr. THE MILITIA.—A return from the War office Yard this morning shows that 37 reghoents of Militia in the United Kingdom hare completed their goatee ; the quotas of 127 are incomplete. The number required to otemplate the quotas is 16,8.51 ; and the number of ma whose redo* em pires within sia months, is 10,923. _ We (Herald) learn that the Press newspaper, which has hitherto been regarded ea the weekly organ of the ecoservative party, has recently changed bands, and that it erollemeeforerard be devoted exclusively to the advocacy of the views et Mr. Newdegata, and those propounded by the lossri. A reply to the Tiverton address which wu for warded to his lordahip about a fortnight since has been ro tative' from Lori Palmerston. He thanks his constittwate for entertaining io favourable an opinion of his omduct while at the bead of affsin ; and adds, that he cares not on which side of the house be sits, if the present ministry adopt the measures and carry out the intentions of their immediate predeormors. He hairnets. his intention not to give the Derby governing= raeceleary trouble.— Waists, Bow. A MAIMING TO WIXAEDS.—Signor Bosco, wizard, b been for a fortnight giving exhibitions of legerdemain in Leads. On Friday night he gave hie coescladlag performance In the Music Hall end in order to attract a good audience, it wee announced o n the wells that 601. worth of jewellery would be given away in different lots to the holders of certain tickets. Some Yorkehlremen are fond of gybing mere than a shilling's worth for a shilling; there was a good muster of this close, the gallery being quite full. During the first part of the en tertainment the jewellery, consisting of an elostro-plated service, a gold watch, dc., was exhibited ea the platform, mad many longing eyes were dirostad towards it. It was noticed that teeny policemen were in the Music Hall, end that they entmed just at the time when the prime ought Is be distributed. A magisterial prohibition had bens seat in the wizard, to the effect that his ' prize scheme " was illegal, and that if he penisted in being liberal be might be fined 1001., or be imprisoned for a period of nun months. The police were in attendance partly to see the magistrates' order obeyed, and partly to preserve the piece, an the general York shire objection to be hoaxed was well known. Signor Bosco announced this prohibition alter the first part of the enter , hutment, and it was immediately received with every demonstration of thamtistectioa. The occupants of the gallery were loud and furious, declaring In no very mild language that it was a swindle. Bosco ends*. vowed to calm them by offering to give the jewellery to any amity in Leeds, as a proof that " he did not want to obtain !rie by hiss pretences.' This was replied to by cries of Let's Lava oar money back, and cockatoo became worse ccelounded. At last, Signor Bosco suggested that a jury of twelve, with a chairman, should be selected front the audi ence, and that whatever verdict they might return he would abide by. This plan wee adopted, four being chosen from each division of the house. Amongst the jurymen we the junior member of a noted law firm in the town, and also a gentleman well acquainted with the judicial badness of the Wen Riding. The jar, retired to the ante-room to euelder their verdict, and the audience waited with clamant for tamely an hour. At the end of that time the jury retareed, and the foreman delivered the following verdict " That agave Bosco, having been informed on the previous night that the prize distribution we illegal, ought to have made that publicly _known before the entertainment orameemeied. Having tailed to do so, the jury had decided that the mama should be returned es follows —ls. 6d. each to those ins the front mats; la. to each in the emond ; and 9.17 e% gallery orru pants." The verdict was received with treaset dous applause, and being acquiesced in by Signor Bosco the money was accordingly returned. THE MES9ED3. DENNISTOUN's AFFAIRS. —Thin eminent mercantile hones is coming finely out of the tsmge rary difficulties in which It was involved by the mend mesh in November last. The Masers. Dennistoen have jut transmitted a circular of Thursday's date to their endilars, intimating that they will be prepared on Wednesday, the filet ire, to anticipate by payment the sewed instalment elixir engeguntente on general account, which is due ea July 31 seat. The Messrs. Denniatoun add : "da it will be obvious to you that we ought not to keep hinds napesdnetive, we take the liberty of stating that, if yen de net apply before the 30th April nut for this instalment, we shell amme you will not require 1,71 before it becomes dim ain the re spective dated III end inns 30." —O/seirees Herald. MR. RANEY'S 01,311-TAIIING AND TRAINING.— Ott Saturday Mr. Remy held his ant class for 'outmodes his webseribers in Ids seethed d Wain mite sad widens home at the Dohs of Willbsima's gsa The bb'`` stahma Lad HBl, mms~daii:—Viesenst Palmerston, Lord Gage, Earl Oremener, the Mamie of Stafford, the Hoc. E. C. • Mr. Robed Stepheeres, M.P., the Earl of Anasidff, the Merl of lieuebtrongh, the Marquis of Aberrant, Lady Mired Bersellord 11 Lord Rustics Cecil, Lord Kr. J. Lewis M.P., the Hon. Admiral Rm. . Thames Critchley, Lord Alfred Pegs*, Colonel • g he m artr og of BaTheme, the Earl of Warwick, end Bari Orenvfile. At the sod of the lesson, daring which Mr. Reny lint practised his method on • grey entire hens, the groped, of the Marquis of Stafford and afterwerds en a eireinwt she hone of the Duke of Wellington, Lord Talnerekin write, I have witnessed Mr. Rarey's mouse with great satisfaction ;" and this was signed by all present. Lai Oreurville, who himself experimented en his own cob, slit, "Mr. Ram' • method smears to me to be perfectly Illt. 1 5 IS us AO W 10111111111 -I -- E... i iiiiiiii imaisa ri. GIIIIMIROOO . rOul. Mai: anima of hams DiOM= Tiny =Onlial et Part rum Orst.lll DrAffia vodka tad ssic i rlDels Umber& Y. . Loss a Mr* II p.a. PriL We= mad Gam. Lyme awl Mealiermasta mods Lalsols Namur NM Lop - „ - Ds. dil. • rzT.PreL De. Dos Mow Saveillia Tnisk i M ii Mesa (Mew Illntb iiii. raw RIP ..4 tame NM • • • •• • Royal = Sambre rad Ileav D4w. ii Mt mi. helm %Oboes et Arse AM Ilmaidis ..., Wiwi Ziegt:= 8 . . I 11;61; al: 7.7 • Wairesellholirrlsed. MATS. . - Imi I 11 as If f 1 1 1 im 11 4 4 T Pli it it ik i 3l rit 11 $ 4 pm Dl d 14 IS al i i 41. il i l i i. - I a r . 4 26e BRITISH XIIIIR I 10.1100 110 10.500 : 10. I. 100 .7. E m Ye NI 10 OM SO 03 KO 10 10 la los ■ M n u u no U nos u es ■ es 11 KO /00 100 11011110 N Lie U. U. 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Oa 1.1.1 sroen Combs.. _ Manehiatar, Sheffield. mai Lk cabialtire Great Northam North Eastern 810.694 Caledonian Lanorhire sad Iradoidis 212,214 iii:iii 100,200 211,908 326,339 83,686 240,618 On the 27th inst. am allotment of new capital in the Great Southern and Western Railway Company of Ireland is to be proceeded with. The issue price ia par. An lean of 2,126 obligations of the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company is about to take place. These bonds, of 201. each, are offered at the price of 81., and are to be repaid at their fall nominal amount by yearly drawings, terminating in the year 1946, a somewhat distant date. They bear a yearly interest of 12a. One bond may be received for every 20 shares now held. _ _ The annual meeting of the Carmeaux and Toulouse Coal and Railway Company is called for the 31st inst., at Paris. Advice' from Pans state that the government en gineers had gone down to inspect the works of the Eerier, Railway, prior to its being opened for public traffic. On Wednesday next Vice-Chancellor Wood will proceed with the settlement of the list of contribu tories of the London and Eastern Banking Corpora tion. The following resolutimu have lately been adopted by the Committee of the Stock Exchange : not the railway secretary abA es Yong or t he looms melte me foreign railway itisea, *a • Ides ter the the la dabs w i leh ei srleo thell be oli=h e y the motet whew ow 69 &oak That the ezharisa dorm dr mom Railway—Nos. I, 3, sad 4, tally peldop—be tam end reedeed indiecriminately, provided they carry the hill &A IM, The Admiralty invite tendon for the conveyance of stores free the Thanes to Alava Bay, Auckland, the Bahamas, Demerara, Jamaica, Newfoundland, Point de Halle, St. Helena, and St. Lucia. The East India Company have ' notified that the authorities at the Cape of Hood Hope have in structions to purchase 1,000 cavalry horses, provided tonnage can be found for their conveyance to India. Vessels suitable for the purpose may consequently find employment at the Cape. SATURDAY !Maximo. On the eve of the issue of the Indian Loan of eight millions, business in the Stock Exchange is naturally inanimate. The funds to-day, however, were firmer, owing partly to the favourable Bank return. The market closed about i per cent, higher than yester day. The market for English railway stocks, which has been characterised this week by such severe depres sion, presented to-day a more favourable appearance. The passenger traffic of some of the southern lines is said to exhibit some indications of mire!, now that the weather has become more genial ; and hopes are entertained that a partial compensation may thus be gained for the decrease occasioned in the goods traffic by the dulness of trade. Consols, which closed yesterday y at 964, rather " sellers," for the account, were last quoted to-day 984 for money, and 964 to 97 for the Bth April. From these prices there was scarcely any variation throughout the day.—The official business report it am follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96t, 964; ditto, for account (Bth April), 96j; India stock, 220 ; Bank stock, for account, 227. . -- - - Exchequer Bills present a further reduction of Is., being quoted 36a. to 395. prem. The Exchequer Bonds falling payable in May next were officially marked 99/ and 100. Foreign stocks were very quiet. Turkish were quoted the same u yesterday, the Six per Cents. closing at 101# to i, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 103 f to 1041. Portuguese and Peruvian Bonds were inquired for. Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former prices. Western Bank of London were marked 31f and 30# (601. paid). In other miscellaneous securities the transactions were upon too limited a scale to occa sion any change in. prices. The shares of the London General Omnibus Company, however, showed increased heaviness, and have receded to 31 to 7-16 per 41. share, upon a statement that the forthcoming dividend will not exceed 2s. 6d. per share, in consequence of the serious competition to which the company has been subjected. OIDINAIT MAIM AND @TOON& a I rd. ZAILWAr& 4.lget..l3ast. il sad Hamm.. ... .11olv..48twar . Val* Ims ........ g Paola in las.• I Lie dii. min lit an MI: p.a. la pas wk a al Donna righill Aram Ha SW Ile smosatirma/es 2 1. "?... 1 " 4 or. I :: 1 ... 1 N• Gimp Pwa irelars an Or O. 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The home mining market to-day is dull, bat transactions have taken place this morning in the following descriptions, viz., Alfred Consols, at 12; ; South Wheal Frances, at 128 ; Cheat Wheal Vor, at 1; Great Wheal Alfred, at 61 ; Par Consols, at 19 ; East Rosewarne, at les. 3d. ; Wheal Grenville, at 295.; Wheal Sydney, at 28s. to 30s. ; North Roskeer, at 275. to 295. • and Cara Brea, at 48s. to Ns. . _ _ _ Linares shame are in considerable de mand, and have advanced, being marked 91 and 91. Other foreign descriptions are dull. An extraordinary gourd meting of the East India Cod Company is called for the 7th of Apra, to elect two dive:tam SATURDAY EVENED*. The Mining market to-day was inactive. The transactions were principally oonflned to shares In South Cern Brea, Tamar Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, Vale of Towey, Dale Mines, Wheal Zion, and Belly Bray. South Cern Brea and South Frances shares were quoted higher. Foreign and colonial mining shares met with very little business, and were nominally unchanged is price. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM MARX-LANE.-THIS DAT. Oar market was col y moderately supplied with EngUele wheat from Essex and Kent this morn in g, and melee pro ceeded slowly at ptioes about Is. below the rates al Monday last. Foreign wheat was in better supply, and la some owe la. to 2s. reduction was submitted to. none. sold slowly, and priors decidedly in favour of the buyer. HarY7onderwatt no material chat" and with small aViprices were maintained with difaculq. could hardly be purchased on each favourable terms; as last week. Batas and peas supported former prices. Aftuvare lire Lawn nor rises is to WARCE s. "E` 171 •I' z ... • usso . .. sess *iiis . 714 R. O. SO,— 1.110 1317 M Gt. IL 1d... 111 13 780 Ste ... 1 .... 1110 MINCING-LANK.-THIS DAT. The follotrinliTs eale;aresdvertiesd ! or to - morrow. Scoss.-4.000 bags Mauritius, 700 bags Bengal, ad 4,600 bags Madras. COFTIE-200 oaks plantation Cerz, and 30 mho Jamaica; cocoa, 360 bags ; rim, 8,600 ; cochineal, 260 tis• be 'the private contract nuirkets have been inactive since Friday, but prices are unaltered. Booma.—A small amount of busineeadone at previonaratee. COFI9I6.—No sales Ilfairti. Tr.s.—This ankle is , and the toads are buying with rather more confidence. Rum continues out of demand. itt0. 2 8;77;a10,3i1., — ;e71;;, 331. ; brows, 261. to 28L to body,Bol. ; hoodmattar, 861. to 88L ; ood, 304 to 311.; South Sea, pale, 381. 10e. ; olive Gallipoli, 601.; Spaniel and Sicily, 461. 100. to 471. ; oocco-nut, no. dd. to 420. 6d.; palm ens, 39a.: boned, 29a. 3d.; rope, pas 430.6 d. to 440. ; brown. lea. to 40s. TALLOW lUMET.=THIq DAT. The market 6 ;toady. Subjoined ere the current quo• tadane .—Petreebing Y.C.. an the spot, Me.; Merck 66e.; April to June, M. 9d. ; Gee to Den, 52.. 9d. PARTIOULLII3 OF TALLOW. Mot as brad Ms Off ..... - Arks MiWI Net . ...... ....... tren 14 Jai Ind we5t......... alio ere= Id Jim ... - ..... Dble Toni lad Mb. MIL W. la& ups 17.413 Idea TY 1.114 I.INI 19.9T9 NAM 91,4 Lin 11 731 CPI 94619 96:09 ea 711 s. Um II& 47. 94. U. Label Ist mei imam Mod 6 1 PM. NAL The Mat ailasii; DI iron Asbaba; IN Imipiar. NA% week =limbed Vt to' other places. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) Although the number of beams is samair, it considerably exceeds the demand. Prices on the average are lower, and several remain unsold. There an a few more sheep on offer, and the demand has decreased. Our highest quotations ate with difactilty reached and a clearance cannot be effected. There are many very good lambs on sale, for which wade is very dull. Calves arc selling about the same as on Friday. num Germany and Holland there are 84 beasts and 16 calves ; Spain, 160 boast.; Scotland, 600 ; Inland, 600; and 2,100 from Norfolk me Suffolk. - - - ref stem ditto. I. I. I. Per Om et 1124. s. d. s. 4. BM &OA H4reard4.. 4• 4 I 1144=a1 4144 a• 4 4 I Bon giort-hora• —.. 3 • 4 • PM • 13sermd q44/2. lierl4.. IVI 4 P 4 e. do 041•43 Pio 1 II Dom Do. 6s. Miss 4 mosal "NW 4 II• • • lien Tio a Hall-bred , 411 • Lewis_ ...,... ~. ..., 4444imasommliel. MU; dew sad Yoh& . 17.46; asigus.ll; sigh 310. ------- BOROUGH HOP MARIEET.—THIS DAT. mom. Pangolin sad &silk report flat t main la Arm mad dee hope wares. PRIMA canonry .—Choice and Ewe Heats, 100 m. to 120 a. pa owt. ; moon& quality and low, 60a.. 70a. to fira.; Waskl of Keats, 60m., 600., to ?Oa; 460., 66m., to 63..; 1866'e, 20a, 28e., to 3.5 a. ; 1666'a, 30e., 40e., to 60m. Moan= AND Surcips.—Yesterday evening, about hilt-peat six o'clock, a mon named George Debora, living et No. 16, tipper Pembroke-street. Caw" &shinnied, Islington, attempted to kill his wiib by striking her an the head with • cleaver. He Inflicted a serious wooed which caused mamba of the brain. Ties heads of the poor woman were nearly severed at the Inlet in her attempt to defend herself. Thu husband then oat hie own throat, dleidi the carotid =msaddied beatantaseraudy. Yr. 1 , t" "` rn gaet " s. rood. Dr. /Mawr, Tykientrerit_Rn C who teen emaireiably wee spot, tad 11r. Davie, serge= Celelekwere, w4pleads melstance to "MI, bet se bepes rototelsed of her wows,. Mail MAN