The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-10 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL tVURT. THU DAY. The proreedinirn in the trial of Mr. Bderard Auchmuty Glorcr, the lam M.C. for Beverley, upon a charge of having made a We. de. inr•iion as to bin quialtacation to sit in the Mow of Common.% were resonand this morning. Mr. IS Joao., Q C.. Mr. Welaby, Mr. Bodkin, and Mr. Clerk appeared for the prosecution Mr. M. Chambers, Q.C., appeared for the defendant. _ • flagman part of the massing su occupied by the read ily/rot vivious decda relating le the property in Ireland end ht teat, the abjrct betas to slow that the defendant had no en di isleenot is the propety as bo bad represented, and also i nt tt nee tenrbtaited to assay the full amount of its raise. . . _ .... The MAI Into mooning, sod vu not lately to c nicht& WI • kW ►uur. CITY OF lANDON QUARTIIR SESSIONS. (THIS DAT.) The Ape Omar therieee be the lit, et Lemke ern liM oreeieg Wise the lewd Mayer, the ameaie, me a breda el 'Marna /LW OW 001.7 210114111111 Mr. Alfred Arimiever, worriest, th Groot Win. ilaistqams, senseind asilierge of le is mot cheep of .wont apse la ildilllMll .lBl. = IF Mr. M (brother 'IA/deems air H. Mug 04* of Forked-beildhlis Onst Tower- Drikias, plordedl ast MModal A r d yr ana&lmre sppeared toe the prosecution, and . hors fa . 71,7inehma — sEisseki epos beteg sworn, deposed Met be MA Mame ibe mint t.r woe yam, lob had let_egeks he him ter semi Me boss peerlessly to tho 26th dlfebremi, vim Milmdeed mob, to hem es le pawed ehe Clem Ilmeesmos, lad abed hie if he bed ewer bet hie (delbadeMe) blether M. ? Memel ~She thee at be bed Mae so to womb la delves. these she nephews sf allodart, from marring. Delleedwat theorised if be had mid that be (de/Men) bed meladled hhr est of 3001 Wimp smiled In the mimilee; ad dehedest the asked Ma to mil • Wok MIMI be Mei' le Mee. Mimeo ma, " b bed me timeowd tamed top away, epee will& admiest iamb him le the Mee with Mi lipia bark sa the sine We selling Mm • swladlsr sail a ewer& ad ellwrwards Masi bi. spat which wit sess pew Wm Me the .sari at the umbel beeille. Mr. Jame the whew to pest hoe b. and Melted teem him Mot he wee Mks* memegled with ell the metrommte it the _ rimiest, hely, eed maw GM d Me delbeigte deem bed married se Misr la Me Mem mlitrey mmed Leda. Mr. Jame 11111111114 Val 'Spy el • • Mem es being W even wbi dellmist hail wanes dem tie the Owe Ream" awd whether OM Weer Melee hem met be the mini of IL IsmitaLet arm Mr. Idereed lbeeleyor) MI wet eel wreaths eiteeidem is mum peimee, .I=l OM Ima mai yam lam* Wheel N. Lei get imm ee tiome_ ate Net egmemmede, bed et the ad et • mi. est haritieg ape mew to ray My weet, Wl west weer la the Mgt; M. Lei anyteg Me eigheyeels elmillege ri ms hie wile mar . Me ami, med ilhe Off bei to he ear et my mother. Tie pew mom of ftem they bid apielsrats had ampookigssaipesefi we wee le the Wit of Lab .The Mid of • aregon.' The meth Mali this yew me Mee by miles to lii. Meggeridem S, !withee'e-beilM bp, Teemeereek se he bid me. and the worm bee Is.. to we Awl le. It W sloe bees mid Mid lams as Won wigir rem the mem, Mt thie 1 MiewitiartZ m sty Emit" Wines did set wry dearly remember whether dellm. Beet bed celled ble adeeetlee to the partleelm pomp of the Mee, bsibllarly disclaimed all memmlea with Its wilMemee wore WWI the pme of thip pro be* of wham wltewei Me wick bat &d -ullest t4 ..NMI W blow am the we we very bolos M that both seemed to has bola give nem es an insult Mee with say MIS& to iojore the . Mr. honk epee the pert et mid the character cI delloadont's filer soil her Wind bed ben besela i r o, ovally mellgesd, sad that dellembmt having that te ton the letter which bad hem predeeed, that posesebir wan the slither of the 'Moder, Meek him ta • mamma SIM` dillalet, produced by hie mimed he give mg matemillea wee the point. Ile admitted OM bis slat bed soled Ille. =Lad ia tem permuly, and WINS beim tlee Lead Mager W+Mut t er= to ambeglee—it MUM idle be Ott. Jams) regretted bed ben retard by , the ether elie. Ueda Mem dremomentes the semi, be goebe, meld deal with the When as • vary light as, sod set se no which sollsmoil spas Mindset's morel slmeeter. The Itecorder, la samator lap, mid there mead be ao dish bet Met the dolliedeet rilkyal dr Amp drepod XlNee adJiang! be pleaded nottemeat le Weave- S me an to le Morass thee the Can Ilzahemge wee get • peeper pies to ask tor miplimatiom upon prime, sad satire. - - The jury band th. aellsadeat OwUty. and the wart sen tenced tam (the outrage being • nay gyn. one) to psy a fins of 2W., and s. enter Into his own recognisancee to keep the pas Ilea twelve months, sad to b. imprisoned anal the Sae ne awry was Feld at 05m THE POLICE COURTS. THU DAT. MANSION-ROUSE. James Areal sad Gawp Lawler**, each aged 14, were charged before Ur Lord Mayor with stealing Iced in ► private hoes*. Kerwood, of 3, Cram-boa, said—Yesterday afternoon I found the prisoners at ray premises. They had entered my fining h•aue, and had removed a piece lead (ruin the copper. The dew ire done is to the amount of Se. or 61. Policeman .5d6 produced a pits of lead which he said fitted with that connected with the copper. Several Wirers proved brow coavictiess against Lea ner. The prisoners 'rem sesteseed to Ma weeks' imprisonment, with hard Labour, and told by the Lord ?4. or that if at the aphelion of their asaftwe they mem to him, he would en dearest toset them into some beer of occupation, in order that they it ht redeem the dreamers they had lost. TM prisoners after thanking lie lordship for his kindness, vire removed trout the doek. THE CONDEMNS!) CONVICT GIOVANNI LANI.-- This tacenag the coademmed mann, Hinman Inn, wee netted la his cell at Nee/gate by the Hew. John Dens, the eidnery, sad by Mr. taller- Parker, who, being a quills' 'choler, is able to °cavern freely with th e u su. NAISKABLE SNOW Bronit.—A snow storm of sings*, end, considering the Weems of the meson, almost wariampled merrily, occurred on Wednesday night, its chief ileasity bong epperently concentrated upon the district = i between the Loafed sad Peoistose stations ea the , Sheffield, sad Llsonsehire Hallway Nu where adrift of MOW wee /MOW en deep es entirely le block cep the he., sad to put • stop to the traffic during the whole of the day. The pasrwgent vtb• strived free Sheffield by the lest tram en Wednesday evening, which reached Manchester shout half-pset tea o'clock, brought intelligence of rough weather, end of • slight snow fall, Lot of notalng which in & approatAt of ahomey • storm. Several t ra i ns were despatched in the coerce of the day, bat they were all souipelled to mum and of mane no train from Shef field, or any of the station hued, could make its we to Manchester. As Guise sad • tender were thrown o 4 the line, near Pentetou; but ao other occident of the kind bee happened. Near Habfas many of the nada In the country ere blocked op, sad the now is the town is one fin= at ken, ,asp la the most frequented thorouldhus. • fall efwow W ant been wiinsweed for sows yews. 1* tweed twelve end one o'clock oa Thureley nowise, the haildreg the wee of the Piece Hell, evened Sat im r g immemodesioa of the Bev. C. H. S amd his Wren on the peenotte day, fell is with a tremeadoua meek. The ben. hes borrowed from the mine Sunday mos* is the town were broken to pieces, the Umbers employed he the erection were mashed sad splintered, 110 that he Ware we Way will be oomparsiivtly worthless; and the large teat ef the Halibut Mini oiltural Snciety. which formed the oneriag el the bowl leg, wee rent Oro a thowaead part.. It um fortune, louver, that the accident happened when ad; kw MA It fakes place shout three hours earlier, when Mr. Spinets was emending his evening envies, no doubt soiree of people would bee* bass Injured. Ile ha it the beildiee was woad, it Is 'opposed, by the large BMW new coasidad es the roof.—lerktAire Casette. ROTAS CISMOINI-OARDEN3.—Tug 0112 N TILL. —Ths gsa Inn, which has been wooaseed *sew time vice sammeacird yeMerday morning, at eines o'clock, la the dishbundwas patties adjoining the gardens; the oh- Imes of the trial are to record the comparative s hooting of Me siewly-tatrodu,rd breech-loader and the old muzzle hider, is the three following points, via.:—let. The advise power of each et 40, 60, end 60 yards, es tested by the lumber of sh. te of brown papa pierced by them at the above datum. respectively. 2nd. The regularity or delivery of tie shot at each of those distances, within • circle 30 *bee in diameter. bd. The saweat of recoil, both when clue end after thirty *Worm, se enetenred by a recording •plig otter boa to the laid rest, *es which ell the target ffiele - are to be Ind. Twenty-sfibs pas, the work of album lookers is Leaden . litrininghem„ Olessweer, sad Whir swan, were sawed; of there 11 we Ineeh-leod ht WWI,. no satire arnagements leader the cestral el Mr. the editor of the 1114 misted by sir shwa by the exhibitors. The,* heft • Yep = n OK the mead thrift the WI; swoopt pot or It i t ait ea Cep.. Talbot, Col. *alley, Mr. Say Orin, end Mr. 011srd. Prom the saber of gas sabred it wa iffiguitsla le conclude the trial In ciao day, ad the trine will s he mewed this wowing at 10 °Weak. /Wise assert Mini wade in the trader for the sae = men Au to on mush were peeved thew at the Mese prieg7.,,r yens, sad an nit is u that the nine Int Tit Isks pines muck earlier thn. mister. Bach and !area and bounty, rich bourgeoi s re.. party hate and .ewer and wrote rty side also that hduchees Sophia, rythiog in Milan fiction. Itoesiaia 1 to be performed the expressions It hilt, at the Nome re scot to pr.em, Al as to be dream. Fain&T If 1014 T. oaspaoy's steamer arrived with the I. Her dates ar• 30 ; Gibraltar, are Nlajor-Otheral of Delhi, Lent. Martin. 1114 t krt Ripon on th• oat kct Panther on WTARY. ex Me received tit* 'a Ile Royal artilbry att., VA. 22. 1848. tern J. Cathie, Id wad. et Cavern. 6th Cosapsay, 1311 Mree.oeasysl, Artillery to lI°VTR, ARIL 9. --- - - - the Hight Hon. Se leans. end the 11. r wand Ault be 111. en tiring*, nod Wm. mien, white they flair dm. seem. keep Om. + . r been, ei the irlittedy ; ring • nod toef3 l th=yeed. ts thehe verkele der the Seri lerwerdis. boreenis enelneled. ad el the yowl he as pennone. neer Inedb to lamb, end Mew tea, sad yeeseeded le med. On raft the ed by the amen% H. Its heavy mei le nu dip. mg the* lee& led, the Ineyeenen lbw rued to Whitish& ..r-•dmira II dos li s for dine am f Ildit.q tobistaiss, r• ( Prolimil). ruist•Coloael AMIN% Twed.y. Wraisr. .g wink. ered in the theatre J. Deader, le q., I Smell-ems of Ear with revaarlut ea the de." la the gentry ',rel officers sad ISM Me Oren the Date ell ITI t.—Orden will of ~ f t.n militia roe. the 'wisest' &is - 4 mien avarreries for tie rvic• Aria with the Mrs geol owlet th their ses.— Mae/ Tgret to bs ad Wary Soes4l/7 as to be fampelaid ort?, grttoo . !l 107 Eat(-past fire aug. and Are recreation, b.. ied:2 Major Noel, leave 'h. borne Militia, ander ale no the woe day to The Work Mtia e 7th. loon g*'e their first I of Incal eharittem, as pLue as the 7th cad .ON ril ENT. Lifik 2 brid pre, 6unnerl-2Mb r service. PISTURBANCLT. is.ioner of Police, as wit. roil, of College-stud °md _ . . ..,.... zmoitodimi of Colossi • hod loan made le Os 04 the mkaael sahib the Hee. Mr. &LW ion woe by yes, re No me has kat - tprone of mirk sad haws likewise MS esirsorworwr• Rs that word "Mae 1 long as I li,t. las stismord as los is Woo aty load Browse, I sew Itle. Jure Mr. St*Doscesk that I he , . teeTot 4ol ,n, whom I bad cea. two wahmeted te O- A I was -on carpel it teem Any dome ei thew {.rte, Wen lrr!• take the resposidall y~gave he order Mg s & It Is art r hart se ad ea& al leittrai polite shwa 4:to to be throw= et It oil toe as/ tweed betwees .7 dd. 1 Owl mint 61 ,111 go acoa wlt 11. the polire , or 557 lA' ought to bear the otel. .ei.,e of rev**, Coked 8.. t ..14 y..■ •Do , PAr is of approbetke tram pkwy °wrench@ b 1 bla yrucsedialso kr the 411/ —Mr. Jobe O. 1" R trona Caba••• 0. 1 .. A«, so oho 100 I,t,nurbood • iffir aideksi to la Ind GS 40/11 IN* birocas a total elei kw,* bre tow WOO t for fran sb. Me" tlt• Pesti, tram Wit ow • nrof of roobl‘_ lol vp.o.ibo lot col bow r aramt at the nog r Iwo lopolibio_"... id wo 01: 00 r ..... wt Y lb lilts lito-bayol W. a." of *We ea de_ roviloas W war. ib. We dalar which we cold bOW 12 oclock •• boa le ' • of 80, imai i =", •I boat • •WWW/ IT U.. Drroxs111110•_ .0 a, nt padesta Mb". aorso SS- .zirra.) MONBY MARKET-7MS DA Y. Two o'ClAlok. The funds to-day are a little flatter, being now quoted 1 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday. The principal &attire of the day's businees in the Stock Exchange is a purchase of 100,0001. of the New Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, which has carried the price of the new loan to 99 to 1. The market for English railway stocks exhibits increased depression. Comae for the 6th of May, after standing at 961, are now quoted 961 to 1. For money, the pre sent price is 961. The Three per Cents. Re duced have been dealt in at 96/ to ; the New Three per Cents. at 951 to 1; India Stock at 223 ; Exchequer Bills, at 365. to 38e. prem. ; India Bonds at 21s. prem.; and Bank Stock at 220 ex die. Turkish Six per Cents, remain dull, and are quoted 1001 to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain steady. There have also been some inquiries for Russian Bonds. Other foreign stocks are quiet. Sales are recorded u follows :----Austrian Five per Cents., 811 (exchange 105.); Mexican Three per Cents., 191; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 451 to 46i ; Russian Five per Cents., for account, 1091 to 1101; ditto Foar-and-a-Half per Cents., 100 to 1001; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 281; ditto Passive Bonds, 7; Turkish Six per Cents , 1001 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per fiats., 1041; ditto for account (April 16), 104. At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr. Router's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 70c. for the account, showing a rime of 6c. FIUDAY EVAIIIMU. In explanation of the demand witnessed at the Bank daring the last two days, it is stated that the important rum of 1,600,0001., or about one-third of the entire amount, has already been paid into the East !Jodie Company's treasury on ac count of the new loan. This amount includes, of course, a considerable sum paid in advance of future instalments. The circumstance is of interest, as fur nishing an idea of the magnitude of the mass of capital which is ready for investment in really good securities. The funds to-day were firmer in character, though still very inanimate. After momentarily attaining an improvement of 1 per cent., the market chased I per cent. higher than yesterday, with a steady appearance, confidence being stimulated by news 01 a rally on the Paris Bonnie. The accumulation of bullion shown in the monthly return of the Bank of France, and news that the exchange at New York on London has recovered to 1071, were amongst the influences in operation on the favourable aide. The speculators, however, still evince a disposition to await the announcement of the Budget, before com mitting themselves to any important engagements. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to 1 for the 6th May, opened this morning at 961, touched 961, " buyers," and closed at 96), " buyers." For money the last price was 961, " milers." The monthly settlement is now completed, this being "pay-day." The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961,1, I 1 ; ditto, for account (6th May), 961. Three per Cent. educed, 95k, 1, ex div. New Three per Cents., 951, 1, 93, 951, ex div. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 11, 1 11-16. Bank Stock, 220. Exchequer Bills were quoted 355. to 38s. prem., and India Bonds 17s. to 224. prem. The New Indian Loan Debentures were officially marked 981, 981, and 98/, and closed at 98k to 1. The eagerness shown to pay up upon these securities indicates that they will be well held. Turkish Six per Cents. remain dull, and closed the same as yesterday, viz., at 1001 to J. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were in demand for in- vestment, and have improved to 1041 to 1. Peru vian, Brazilian, and Venezuelan Bonds met with some business. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents. were more inquired for. Bank shares to-day were nominally unchanged in price, with few transactions. The shares of the Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Company were quoted 11. lower. Electric Tele gra ph stock was also slightly flatter. Victoria Lock stock has receded to 981 to 99. Australian Agricultural shares were firmer, closing at 261 to 271. London Dock stock wee officially marked 1041, and St. Katharine Dock, 94. OSWIALLY AII/ASII AND ROOM About 6,0004 in gold was sent into the Bank yes terday. Some considerable parcels out of the late arrivals appear to have been despatched to the Con tinent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm, except u regards bills on Holland, which were quoted at somewhat lower rates. As regards paper 41111 Vienna and 3 mouths' bills on Paris, slightly Wilier rates were current. The quotations are an mod, Ti!.: Business is officially reported in the shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company at 698 (1,0001. paid). The new shares in the Electric Telegraph Com pany were quoted j dis. to par. ireFrea . a "" ;;;Z/77 1 1 / 1 1..W0 ...I"vorVsols illebn Imo Ai Jr.. Amatmdsza. Um. "months, 11.17* to 3 11.17 0., short, ILL 6 Is 16; Purisrismt, three. months, * to ; Anissap, thew utuths, 26.96 to 40 ; Hamburg, marka bison tine mativ, 13.6 to * ; Pans, throb da sight, 3,5.6 to 121; dlift, thine swaths, 25.36 to 40; the-llama dim mods, 1181 to 119, P•Paroberg. mat z rouble, three namdbu Mo 1; Vienna, di. 60., three 10.32 to 6 ; TAM., d 0.., three months, 1022 Is 6; Madrid, ii r s as 'months, 461 to 1; Cadiz, thns musitha, horn, throe maths, 29.65 to 70 ; 04aos, three months, 45 to 60 ; Naples, three months, 411 MY • Ps.. Immo, three months, 1241 to 125 ; Messina, three 'mouths, 6 125 to 1. ; Lisbon, 90 days, 61t to a; Oporto, 00 days, 11 to The oorn market yesterday was firmer, and in many cases an advance of Is. per quarter was obtained for wheat. Only two fresh arrivals of floating cargoes are reported. The public sales of tea yesterday went a heavily, and resulted in a considerable fall in price. Advice, from Liverpool refer to a house in the Indian trade u being in difficulties, but its engage ments are said to be limited. IT Mews. E. Bieveking and Son, Swedish mer chants, who stopped payment during the late crisis, have just declared a first dividend. of 4s. in the pound. The circular issued by the solicitors ob- TI 1 ain . • W Ds.s. • i • woo 11. ""Ard. '" Js emir Pi !Angers 9.aoiles 110111111 - : It bed been confidently hoped that the end dividend would have been larger, but a mat number of liabilities which will, we trust, not ultimately rank on the estate, beaten been brought foraard for the firet dividend, it baa been necessary to make a larger mem than had bean origi nally contemplated. The steamer Valetta sailed from Malta for Marseilles onTharsday with the light portion of the Calcutta and China mails, which are expected to be delivered in London early next week. The Peri, with the heavy portion of these mails for Southampton, also le ft Malta on Thursday. The directors of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company have at length vaned their report. A dividend of 7f per share is set forth, but there is, apparently, no money at present in hand wherewith to pay it. The adoption of • new railway project, involving an expenditure of 200,0001., is suggested. The first ordinary general meeting of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company is called for the 30th inst., " to receive a report from the Board of Directors, and for the general business of the company." liZsor" -- ; ri;07.71i.0; Do, Ulm NIA olt h erttele le (Swim IRA 0•1•4 W orql Acinlird . A Mete . I_l6* Ick sea. ors AR I 011114 Dolltair OIL 61 .!°"3 PIO Mre• The guaranteed interest is advertised upon the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Railway. lhe subjoined weekly eximinary of the produce markets, dated hat evening, is from Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : Thesolostal prodnos erases ratios/ dull, with rather a downward ttedecJ is prices, pertly attributable to the lap serials. Good qualities of num hare generally supporta *dr know vales, owls( to the moderate quaniit/ t b wi rose& kr wad. Today, however, the brows sad low is the patio saes west 6d. to la. obasper. The transactions la edge how bat very limited, times awaiting supplies of the resent Imports. Some sew Janina sold upon take ans. Males further siren way about 3d. to bd, per owe., where holders manifested a desire to realist. Then arms to be little disposition to purchase ealtpstrie, eves eta redsetkia of Is. to lc Id. per cwt. No change of intense on be reported in spice. Tee is extremely diglicult of gam The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 7, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Cbralstios issue (sirenbalsa active' 20,146,340 :DOTY' 194,690 Public deposits Other deposits Cloweramest esaerkles ia do. F. Pe 6* tlanr. Lesko sal ttintalrall . toeldnor isztarat 9,953,978 lacross• 51,965 Debar semi la brit*/ Coto doportmod roonbu nion botk 16,620,004 DICTOISI 237,433 la _ &pertained, Seam day dad athar WY 816,817 Mamas 24,118 The Rut Now fa num Total reponiqusiest oda) toridag deporlassat 12,641,068 Demme 612,109 011ie No!. The decrease of 317,5191. in the coin and bullion is explained by the flow of coin into the provinces, as usual at this period of the quarter, when ouch large payments are made by the Bank. The de crease of more than half a million in the " reserve" is principally caused by the reduction of the Trea sury balance. A large sum withdrawn from the " rest," and applied as dividend on Bank Stock, is temporarily lodged as "other" deposits, leading to a seeeiderable increase in this item. The " other" seeeeities continue to decline, showing that the Baak's business has remained very circumscribed until within the last two or three days. The next return will exhibit great changes, owing to the pay ment of the dividends. 1N a ' r. t t 100 1.0 vo. ad YI ]IM, fit.Wedus third) all !twin:NAN NA AN, ... D.risrlAboisailiirdard wt arensigh.defarad Newm.Wantopstscalom. ISO Nertaik ft Northers ONstin ENINL. N wth NI /INN Ds • HO 7. Daststs—C I rick ldl D. N IN Eli: York I At .11 Nall •I, Waters Jun. no ilsescalire all tali WeNues ISO sheil. altilWit, IS inSIM ..... MINOOme ___ .........._ Swab Waist. IlsallTatitalliiialii ,4...... w„.„., : ..:: w., w...., al 1/1111.16al I P. Do. Aa as dla Da I t ore. Was} Went ks The Gazdte statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 3013,3611.; exports of gold, 126,8131.; imports of silver, 86,3831.; exports of silver, 200,2681. -"watt BANK Or NW OLAND.—aa A so Via. a 11. ter Ss unit maw parmust to the Act Mb mad medal. Aprd 7.1116. _I Oil! ~_ 1.~.r..r .......... ~w raimisre. Govermesst Debt .... LILM.IO4I Oar isiarlei. (4111.110 Odd 011 e aed viiiiii HALM 114111110111 Pregetelere CliglleL•jkollia Spolramat Isserllsoept 1.1X.T11 Owlet Dead W 3 "fthibi* 5Z,74 rig= Nein lijmule Nikes/ _PK £ sa& touts sold 0111ar:Dopidli 11.1/S.III Sem &read 'esti= 1114111 1411.714.1i0 Aga I. UK N. /1•18141 b. SeMel I blister 4 p. el R OYM ler " itellbeed**ii Dint Per*, &Alm. alma ih ra Algilia. Lamle po dw lti Do. N.. • p. Oise. 116... Ileecora Uoled.4 Izez O It i.. loar=l fir 0. 7 L. 3atb. /44_p. *tat Seriedes. I Osol Do. a rod MIS p. par el pia De. MN, Ozol ... 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II 1:1.14• al 11i .. .. ami MN. - "•:::• Imist ! i l ii • is •as 1 iii i iii 11 fh el 17 ISI i F 1 N II NI INA THE EXPRISS, SATURT)AY Eyre:No, APRIL 10, 1858. SHARE LINIX-11118 DAY. Two °lapel. The railway share market to-day exhibits de cided depresswn. Several of the heavier stocks, in cluding Greet W. ever ~ London and North Western, Midland, and Caledonian, show a fall of tot per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 934 to 91i; Midland, 914 to i; Great Western, 564 to 4; London and South %Vesta -it, 464 tog per .hare, being firm; Eastern Counties, 11 9-16ths to 11-16 t ; and Great Northern, 254 to 4. North Huffish r‘ mains steady. Foreign and Colonial shares are generally quiet. East Indian Itailwa3 stock cmtinues to meet with inquiry. lk I P d • I Mar 1i,"%`‘.148. VI 101 i 871 8 VI fi I 461411.1 s NI S tlf Tr 111 4661 d 79 id 110 Id 1 , 4 li 1.74 04 1011 Ni 0 ssi si i .la IT a MINES-THIS 114 Y. Two o'CLocw. The mining market today presents no feature of the least interest. Business is limited, and prices are generally nominal at former quotations. There are a few inquiries for Great South Tolgus shares, which are marked 14f. Lusitimian Mining shares continue in demand, and are marked If to if ex div. The following may be given as the nominal closing quotations yesterday: Alfred Comas, 10 to 11; Bedford Consols, 61 to n ; Biiit 6 t Bon Accord, 1 le prem.; Cern Brea, 47 to 9 Devon Great 460 to 80 ,_• East Alfred, 11 to L I; Beet to 71; Towey Consols, 3 to 4 ; Great Wheal fibs 1; Greet South Tagus, 1 to ; Great Wheel Vac, 11 to 2; Hiupton Downs, 61 to 1 ; 11Ceily_Bray, 11 to 1; Lady Bertha, 1 to 1; North Robert, 4to 1; North Roskear, 271o30; Per Consul., 17 to 18; Padres Consols, 21 to 3; Providence Mines, 63 to 70; Soy *ridge C 011•0111, 11 to 1; Wheel Buret, 210 to 20; South Cern Brea, 41 to 6 ; Tamar Cessols, 1 to 1 1 ; Tincrott, 31 to 4; Vali of To 26e. 26e. to 27e. 6d. ; Wart Basset, 22 to 24; Wheal Arthur, to 41 ; Wheel Rdwerd, 61 to 1; Wheel Mamma 47 to ; Wheal Mary Ann, 43 to 6; East Wheel Beret, 64 to 6 ; Wheal Wady, 17s. 6d. to 205.; Wheel Tramway, 24 to W. Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal market : Differences of opinion (mist as to whether symptoms of improvement in business are visible or not, but certainly we must report the metal market still decidedly fiat. Foreign copper finds a few buyers at low figures, but English is dull of sale. Tin has had some attention, and a small tranaao tire or two is reported, bat coneumers hold aloof. Lead is little inquired for. Iron has been strengthened in Stafford shire by the circumstance of the quarterly meeting supporting present prices ; but, like the Welsh makers, they are run ning short of orders in Neff , rdabire. Tin plates are low in price, and but little sought after. At the last general meeting of the shareholders in the Mariquita and New Granule Mining Company, a resolution wee peered—. that a commitiee be appointed to confer with the directors on the means to be taken to bring the company under the sot of limited liability." The company have now issued a circular, expidning the proceedings which have taken place. Owing to legal objections, the accomplishment of the object in view is impracticable ; but a letter from Memos. Maples, Maples, and Pewee, the company's soli citors, contains the folio :—" We may be allowed, as solicitors of the company, to observe that we hardly think the shareholders of this company are : quite aware of the many advantages which ensue to them from this company being incorporated, even as an unlimited company. The share holders oennot be rued individually ; all actions must be brought spinet the company ; and it Le only through the medium of the winding-up clauses that shareholeers can be reached; and then they are called upon in proportion to their sham, and not for the whole debt of say one creditor. The act of the 19th and 20th Victoria, cap. 47, gives shareholders much greater protection than heretofore in these .particulars in a company such sa the present." OREM' NORTHERN RAlLWAY.—Mr.WalterLeith, forromiy the superintendent of the Great Northern, kr been appointed secretary in the room of Mr. Mowatt. This las induced, we understand, Mr. Denison to withdrat an ht resigorSon.—Nereparh. RAILWAY RECEIPTS.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending April 3, amounted to 419.9401., and for the corresponding weak of Let year to 418,8201., showing an Inmates of 1,1201. The genes reoripta for the eight railways having their termiai in Ur neetropolis amounted for the week ending ea above to 176,2701.; sad of the corresponding week of last year to 174,1471., showing an revere of 1,7231. The In crease oaths Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 1,1961. the Great Woolens to 1,3301.; as the London sad Blackwell to 411. ; on the London, 1 3 =1, sad South Coast to 9171. • on the Lad= sad Wears to 7611.; sod on th e South laden to 2.687 L; total, 6,11321. Bat from this must be dedastsd 1301., ale decrease on the Great Northern, and 4,9791. ca the London and North Western, leaving the increaser above, 1,7231. The receipt@ on the other boss in tie United Kingdom amounted to 244,0701., and ha the aorreopoading period of 1867, to 244,8731.; showing a decrease otBo3l. thereceipta of those lies ; which ideated from the increase on the metropolitan lines, leaves as total increase 1,1201. se compared with the corrasFsaikar weak of 1857. . PARLIAMENTARY CONTESTS OP 1742.—The great struggle was on the 21st ; and how graphically heo Horn Walpole deserited the unequalled scene in the hour when " the sick end the dead were brought in on both r aides," and the luna, paralytie,the idiotic—Mr. Hopton carried in with his ankles Mid by his side, and Sir Wm. Gordon, lifted from his bed "with a blister on his head, and flannel hang ing out from wader Ids wig," to swell the tanks of the oppo sition. The ministerial party were just se seam hut in one instance with less success; for Sir Robert's eldest son who, se auditor of the Exchequer, occupied a hoar adjoin ing the II ouae of Commove, with which his beck-door com municated—had secured two or three invalids, who being too feeble to go round by Westminster Hall, he proposed to carry in through this convenient door. But aka I the oppo ation, " who bad tether more contrivance, than their puede meson el Ore m sad Roman memory," had taken the cruel precaution of stopping up the keyhole with seed I Brifiek Qwarterly Review for Aril. CRIMINAL LUNATICS AT BETHLEHEM HOSPITAL. —To talk of a parson escaping the extreme penalty of the law OM the plea of insanity as one being subjected to no kind or degree of punishment, is a perfect mockery of truth and par- MAO& Of kayo.. law so punishment 1 He is exposed to the severest pea and tortes of body and mind that can be Inflicted upon a hater assists short of ring publicly strangled upon the gallows. If the fact be doubted, let a visit be paid to the dreadful des at Bethlehem Hospital— " sewer ef meow, *Mehl shade., where mace Lad me, em never Meek tees one: come, That maw to air— when the criminal portion of the eelablishmeat are confined i like wild besets in an iron oar. I—Dr. Forbes Winslow, Ia Journal of Psychologies! Afedivise, for April. NOTE ON THE LATE EcUrer..—The late pre tended eclipse of the sun, se a lady called it in writing to me. appears to have disappointed "the public," by being lees hurray* than the descriptions of astroamars had led the public to expect; a lesson to teach astronomer to moues their expressions as well r their phenomena, and not to make it their object to impress the public. But the object of my note is not to moralise, but to show that such disap- printritent tit not a new occurence. In the " Remains of John Byrom," lately printed by the Chatham Society of ' ltenoheeler, vol. li., p. 440, is the following parser, Ia a terse deer July 14, 1748 .—" This day the eclipse took ap the attendee of the public ; but I fancy the comers peoPlot having been so much alarmed about its darkness end 'bads filling to the ground, will think the learned were out in their °skeletons, for It wee so light at the very height of it as sot to be thought on without being told."—.Neres sisal Oreriss. 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Dot Baslatond 411 I 1 WOO • Trona nom Oen at osier Ono& ~. 6 - - Kw 10 Vi S Dimon Lon: 1111 11 12 171 441,240 18. Vin o& Dodos NY 11 110 SAO 41 Do In LOCAL SHAIE KAMEN& Lmiraot., Aran 11.-11ard1ybiani we low War WI 99 IM elan .1k• nafltet was Ina. 1111 =.7l 6 9 l Cl a ta b rtl i t l ant - 111 8— n it% ri 11—Imailais soil 1149114-WaillaniA44 Math 11•1tl th arldels. D. DAVAI AV —Lads II 174 11-Omni -Omni Stink at alus 44 11. Mumma, Aran. 11.-Aara yea _441111 a 91... awl Wan wan Mbar Innir. users. 1 1,— , 991-11911isda. vbrimis. 1 311— so— =at= ket2."Anar - 1. Mumma 4J7. AMR o.—Tiel• MS •Ma Wag 4.114. la tat. marten taw. ant wan mat an= Wara. 467•141 at 94 ; War* lit ; Illagarak at 194.14•101; Gnat Wolaluk al Ill; 91119 ma itaaa Tagara. 21; . COMMERCIAL AND ilditlaTa TALLOW MARKEL-THIS DAT. Ths market is steady at the ennead go-Madam pot Town tallow, 645. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot , 66e. M. April to June, 645. 6d. ; July to August, 63e; Oct. to Deo., 62. MAJULIT ATIBAI3II.—Town tallow, 665. 6d.; t ai l 2s ditto, Z. 110.; 'Wow Ramadan, 675. ; melted 385.; rough 224.; tallow graves, 17a.; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Devi' twports trade heavy. Prime meadow hay, 70a. to 768. , superior do., 78a. to 645. ; inferior do., 60a. to 60s. • rowoo, 60.. to 60a. ; clover, 86s. to 100 a.; mead cut, 70s. to 88s. ; straw, 265. to 30s. COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trade continues dull, supplies abundant. Strawberries make their appearance in larger quantities. Of pears, Beane Rance, Rester Beurre, end lie Plus ][earls may mill be obtained. Oranges of all kinds are good and abundant. Among vegetables are ;sparer's, rhubarb and amble. Winter gonna are plentiful. Free& salad ing is excellent: it still consists of cabbage ?Mao% Berle de Capuolo, Bataylan endive, and turnip ra dish... Cornish brecoli realises from 2d. to 4d. a head. French beans are very plentiful. New pota toes are making their appearance. They fetch tram 20 . 6 d. to 3 4. per lb.; raw, from 3s. to la. per punnet; and green artichokes, 6.. to Be. per dozen. Cucumbers are scarcer. Beat sample* of tad potatoes have advanced in price. Cut lowers chire y consist of orchids, gardenia, WM tropes, poinsettia pultherriina, geraniums, violets, mignie nette, heaths, primula, nineties, cyclamen, tulips, byanitther, sad ;our. Me Apple., rer 11,.. Ts tot& Qrsig., N.,. per lb .161 to 116 s Fom/hide.. is to &a litrawberrier, p.o.laOdt.L6d APO.. p. ball am. is to ail 'WI, per dos., ills to I% Ontocee, per do., ad to le Se Lemon, per doo., le to do per 100, Se told. Imparts, per 10tIbe., 30 e re Oolei, do, 3511 to 40d . VSGET 04,41 lowers. psi dos, te Id to 41 8P...3. PPP brel, It b 34 Omens, p. dot. bump. I. to it liertkalec n.n :tpon p s.. to St ed Prise& t7lOll, 1.01 to It Ott . to ft tettu7. l. 3ar p. bead* la to i Yd Polasot4 P. ton. 30. 30 la o o per bet.. IP lob Ild perart., YID 411 Osipro4s, pie bum* 41ton Tun*. psi Meek. 11 to ism 41 p. It 4• Oarsubste. irk 1. to IP PI Elia. par deb, 1. to It dem p. Wad* le le Leeks. per to bunch. ad to PI 811831ota, per lb., 6d to 84 Garlic, pee lb., dd to 8d Letterer, ebb., p. dos.. Is atoll coe, per dot.. 61 to Om Endive. per wore. Se td to 48 Hone Radish, p. bsta. le Id le r Mushroom, P. PAL. I. SO la Pink". IM/ IS bushebee,dr 6 6 Mink pow, p. boo., la t• Is Id Savory, do., Sd to td The Queen of Spain has subscribed 10,000 mai' for a status of Murdlo. Madame Victor Hugo, who with her daughter had been in Paris for warns weeks put, has again left for Guernsey. Ths visit of Madame Hugo to the French espital (says Galipsemw), was rendered necemary by the state of health of bee daughter, who has been much benefited by the change of sir. The 2beille des .Word of St. Petersburg opposes it► sharp terms the occupation of the isle of Perim. THE HIATEN-BENT MINISTER.--.The Lord Mayo, ham done it all. It wee under the Lord Mayor that Mr. Gibson upset Lord Palmerston's adroistie nation. It wa. through the Lord Mayor that the Qum sent for Lord Derby sad commissioned him to form tie present government. People wondered at the time, bat now the secret is out. It was all owing to the Lord Mayor's prayers. The Lord Mayor, it appears, her been peeves heaven to great him the blusin of entertaining Lord Derby u Prime Minister, and be now devoutly thanks heaven that We prayer has been heard. While he was about it, he might surely as well have added to his supplication • prayer for a headmene majority for the minister, to the end that he might be more comfortably and securely seated in power than he is et present. Perhaps it may not be too late for the Lord Mayor to mike this little amendment, as we suppers the efficiency of his aldermanic prayers are not limited to the quality of dinner company. Be that as it may, Lord Derby is a heaven-seat minister—a minister for the special purpose of making • Lord Mayor happy by dieing with him.—Zzaristasr. HEREDITARY REPRESENTATION.—Sir Edward Dearing, in 1642, wee disabled from publishing the speeches which he made to parliament es member for Kest, and it is only a few weeks since one of his descendants resigned the representation of that shire. Then, as now, the Bolters were connected with the representation of the south-west of England; the Evelyn. then eat for boroughs in Surrey, and in our day a member of that family has represented a divi sion of the shire ; a Fitswilliam sat for Peterborough in the Long Parliament; a Herbert (than, as now) sat for Wilt shire; a Howard eat for Carlisle, an Irby for Boston, a Jar myn for Bury St. Edmunds, a Kekewich for Liskeard, Sir Norton Knatchbull for Romney, a Knightle7 for Northamp ton, Sir Edward Littleton for Staffordshire, Sir William Litton for Hertfordshire (Sir B. B. Lytton its for the sane county, and, through his mother, represents the estate SI Knebworth); Walter Long sat for Ludgershall, Wilt• J and in his " Lids of Lord George Bentinck," Mr. Disraeli Ms enumerated "the *went countenance" of another Walter Long in our own times; and Sir Thomaa Lacy sat far Warwick.—.darresens. A LIBERAL Orrosrrrow..— Liberal politicians have nothing to gain, and everything to lose, by the return of Lord Palmerston to power. As an Independent and power ful opposition, they will virtually control • weak and spew able administration, but should they sell themselves a second time to halfa-dozen whig gentlemen, they will have no right to complain if they are served again as they have been served before. Indications are not wanting to show that this view ham already forced itself on • large portion of the indepen dent members of the opposition benches. We are sure that the mischief is one which all parties who have the interests of the country ax heart may lawfully end wisely strive to avert. Till there is some chance of en honest liberal govern ment, let us at all eveata keep • liberal opposition; and, above all, let us not sacrifice the substance we poem's for the sham of which we are so happily rid.-30,4rday Boois s. VANDALIBII.—To speak candidly, we scarcely expect to be credited In relating the following anecdote; however, lie authenticity is beyond question :—ln 1817, Mr. Tipton, of the London Institution, waa at Wigton, in Surrey, the residemoe et the descendants of John Evelyn. The oievenation happened to turn upon antogy•phs, of whieh Upoott professed himself an ardent admirer. Whet I I suppose, amid Lady Evelyn . , " you would esre for t hi ngs like these P'—unfolding a letter written by Sarah Duchess of Marlborough. On his se tenting, she added, "Oh: if that be your tans, we can easily satisfy you • the hones is full of such matters. There lie greet clothes - basket full of letter and other pages of old Mr. Evelyn in the garret, which I was so tired of awing that I ordered the maid to light the Sees with them; but probably she may not yet have done it." The bell wee rung, and the Wan appeared untouched. It contained the lettere and diary of the accomplished author of the " Sylva." MRS. STOWE AND THE AMERICAN " REVIVAL"— The authoress of "Uncle Tone. Cabin" writes of the reli gime movement which a now taking place in the United Stake :—" Revivals which mike man better, and bless society, bare teen end may be realities. But the rate is without exception, that every truly valu able thing has Its counterfeit. When we read of great revivals, where the Christian converts claim as a es cred right the privilege of telling the members of Christ for money ; where they defend the breaking of the marriage covenant at the will of the muter, and take away from the coloured member the right of testimony, and are soloist to all moral sense an to see no harm in any of there things, we hold that that revival has been spurious and counterfeit. So also as to the northern churches, which, for amines of expediency, and to carry ends of ecelsel medal politics, have refined to testify against thee. sine, we hold that a revival of religion that brings no repentance sad reformation is false and spurious. We believe to so raptures, la no tentacles, in no experiences that do not britig the soul into communion with am who deckled he came to set at Maly them that are bound and bruised. Revival@ of religion have not been confined to Christian countries. Old heathenism bad them. Popish Rome has them. Modern heathenism has them. One and all of these have had tarn of unusual fervour in their way. One and all have had their tames, illumination, and mysterious ecstasies. But those only are Christian revivals which make men like Christ ; or, if they do not make them like Him, at lean set them on the road of trying to be like Him." METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—The weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Hoard of Works we. held yes terday in the Council Climber, Guildhall ; Mr. J. Theater in the chair. The balsams in favour of the board was 67,6701. 18s Bd. Mr. Aldermen Cubitt.moved, ginrsuent to notice, "That manures be Immediately adopted for carrying out so much of the work in extending the =llea of the sewers, as is recommended by the engineer in hie mart, presented to the board on the 19th Febreary bet." Before bringing on the disc:anon he , staked the engineer whether he would now recommend the extension of the outlets of the sew e rs. Mr. Banalgette, the engineer, said he wee prepared to recommeed that the outlets al sewers in many instead should be extended, and in reply to further questions be stated that the report submitted the propriety of extending the outlets of sewers, by means of iron pipes, to low water mark. Mr. Alderman Cubitt urged upon the board the adoption of the measures contemplated in his motion, irre spective of the question of main drainage. Mr. Howe se conded the moues. Mr. Dixon objected to Alderman Cubitt's motion, and moved that the question he refined to the Works Committee. Mr. Palmer seconded the amend ment. The Chairman put the amendment, which was sego tived by a large majority. After some further discussion the motion was put and agreed to, and the board edjourced. THE CASE OF THE REV. T. SMITH.—Din- Smith wee liberated on bail on Wedaseday, her euretise beteg, we believe the heather of her husband and his eantia, Mr. Beim. artist, of Gloucester. She visited her submittal, husband in the prima both on Wednesday and Thursday. We her that Mr. Smith Wars up mega, liesieet hie MdthitgaSS ' and that etteeeesful dints Ise made to oleo's hi s whilet at the Ca s ty teenovd Australia. His emplorneate 14611014 will be either sa a taller er shoemaker. A petit en kw the remission of the sentasee is, it is sad, being get op is Illemeestor.—Brietei Ifereary. FIIIJ IT. !ABL!:8. F, I :i u. IS ISi ii ia al Pit 4 IT 11l i D