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

GERMANY. The duo/iry (hug te , which has not owned to excite the Germans spinet the French, now pro pose.' the formation of • new Tsgesthund (League of Virtue), or, in other words, ea smoesatioa Wailer to that which existed during the wan of the First Empire, The above-named Joamisl says : Tie am* sea to Ambits tate theatre body should la teals ea ianameat to Mew by seal seem iasmiettla Wy cf IN Goss oaths, sal is pee east aq Maser by Mww, wad. at des& Tbie ammis of assassadf malasuily sieresi by lima • lossibita flissima ha, ail tibia mitre or* eies, disels, sot represit maid ems esaystaisa Wadi be ItotnrN Lllathe.iludes psi= lei bleseasf tha Fria& lfrisiker. _ A litar from M;aabetit elites that Premiss In fantry aad artillery are about to iEr lowa to pa •tadt, to garrteoa that fortress. The &maw el sr . I, therefore, have prevailed in th:s manor over the resistance of Asetrisorto at one time soli tained that A waa her Woke alone to protest the frontiers of Southern Clenestay. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF (Sohn Yr. Coil Goa'barn.) Ile lessicreed had kept the Angel Inn, at andbary, sad was she a hese drier and pat-mama. His application for artilests was heard s few days ago. Kr. Liners euppotted ; Kr. C. Z. Lewis opposed he the I= aew gar Advert The beakrupt blahs =7 he, bed Ist ont her jobs, his brother-bklaw cue Meta( At Ida. Ha MO hageoes his boa rd sad toddies ad addAM harms wee Is my him Is. a mUe and to keep what be are bread it \lra The portion of Ambrose re liseriato • It wee tepesseri that be bed lent the Warm' a orsidiesehie ea _hy arreaermasat bermes the two,ths imikrafa bed sae to Mehra, erre he had been arreall ea the 1110 Weerther, sail dbaslig committed. The prides awed to her Ira Ames Were, in medlar, for it was lied as the KW No bar, mad was heard at Lewes on the 21st December. The wears eared by cored, bat were virecceestal, sad did ant Ira sallelt costs. This Immerse of precading which the Imam arra moult to sanction ; end when bankrupts red iaseirah were all ambled together, it would probably broom the arthodaa mode of proceeding for a man to contract ell the debts he could to ato Plae. eat then _go to the other led a ow caintry to get whit e washed . me creditor is this ease, not estidied with the Arista of the county wart, had brought the mattes Into heakrapay. It thou appeared that the bankrupt was 6004. brad at the termite( of 1867. There were merchant Oar his profits or expenditnre. Hew' (Ira 1,2201,; his receipt' had been 3,3601., and papooses lo the mount of 1,1901. were wady aavoriched—la het, pat la to make up a itetleircy. He profaned to her barred lON. from Ambrose, his brother-Y.la, who had berm le his Mr ploy as cab-driver ; sad shoe* before his street the ash, horse, end van, had ber treneferred to Ambers. The art did nut believe ass wad atlas. The real charades of the tree/action was shown by the bankrupt mart sway to Brighles, While he was *hardy abet invested, la a tiredly while by Imams, sad lodged in a dle ass=iaridliain tent geol. This case west to show the ef Iserft distinct the systems of heakeepor aad transaction was a gross band, foe the Wpm of the jam claims of rakes. The radiate (third dais would be earended fors a mead* end the aserelies be withheld fur the fai l, r days MKS allowed the brarapt to U al do . ex CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) The April redone of the above taut ermaneed this mania( before the Recorder Aldermen Ste James Dube, Oslo red Lawrence, the likert Vader-Ifirds, in. The ender contras the aerie 103 pile:6M kV Mid at the present session. The Recorder, in charging the grad jury, said M had great pleasure in agar reagratalatteg these up= the Rebuses of the raker w for - , Abate • moth longer period them meg bad elapsed dace the last serion. the number of pdreas kw trial wee mot larger in proportion. sad he wee happy to nee that there were very few casts thriving persorl release, sad the charges geaerally were not of • serious thruster. Tien wee oily one dirge of manslaughter, width a to hare arisen from a drunken war, sadri g er ther car, is which • prisoner was charged with caning and wounding two of his oriernitee, with intent to murder than, he believed it wort torn mat that the prlsoar was tisane and sot reeposeible for his actions. Tha only rearnies can to which he considertrl it aeeearry to allude was a charge of libel, end the libel complained of wee in the form of • letter which repreeented that the triter, who wee • warehouseman, • was on dr serge of rule, and bad consigned • large quantity of govds to the &deader to be mold at sa elands( warlike. The object at the defendant by this, proceeding was no doubt to sheer custarees in his geode, but it was alleged that the etrimeate Y UM litre were utterly file, and, if tlrzt jury should berm that they were co, end that they totem prommuler, It word be their ditty to return • rye bilL The pod*, than retired. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) -4.-. This tamales the April pural esseisas of the rue, as the trial et reissues far Whams committed la obi musty of Ilidilisses cemesued at the Anoka. Hum CUrlllia bdere the Asersued-Jadis sad a baste of n▪ agistrolas. The number of pricarre for teal U, of whom 46 in charged with thleety, sad 9 with madeseamtom The ellao of the edema= of the misseare le thus UAW: —l6 ma slither reed .or write, 19 raa read, 16 ma reed sad writ., 4am nod sad write issparbstly, sad 1 csa nod sad were wan. TM into! joy listing bon odd:tend, was dimissid to tbett dote, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. onsrasave amen!.?. lavers* Chaser, • all sad goklooldag young scram, was charged beim Ahlorman Mean with amanitas Cor meth,* by Main his nn the head with a chopper. Jeremiah IS, deposed that he lived is Fireball cortt ssamiditcb , end that so Sudsy afternoon hie imam Tr Ow down the court when sum one threw • salt et her, and as hie brasher happened Is be cam* up the room at the time, he west le ask the prissms wits was stsiedleg ekes by, tf she had dose*. They had •IR et • row stout to, hut the master mot ever and srerptidas kept quiet a shoes o'clock, when the ' pekoe/is *ram rushed up Maim, end palled whassis bersaws ant of had by the hat, of his head. Th. teethe, then mint down abbe, and found the presser, her kasha/4 and hen linstbar-ta law, aimmain( them. They led all been Arlsklna b i e s e llt a t bat armed to be Bober enough, noept witnesee A. soon as Wbroth.. gut slows maim, they ell hips to beat hilt. got hint down, and rolled re th• ter of him. While le was as the ground the prime went into her Mmes. and came out with a chopper wader her apron, with which she ankh his brother • violent am, cattiest hi. heed open sad catalog the blood to low The prisoner then went indoors wi.h the chopper, end the wounded sea was takes to the hospital. Warns taw the blow struck, sad gave asthmatics at the ratios-borms which the W• 01111 1. woo apprehended. The prboast hal talus a good drop, but was sot drank. Prisoner—That boy cameest te a. wilt allseethevel, but I sever touched hie her, and is Nadi tomer It. Henry Clayton isid he new the het witnera's brother is the gram* endow the prisoner isike hies with the chopper while he wee Mandan op, and M was knocked down. He then conveyed him to the hospital. He saw the blood tai nisg down his face. As .son as he was struck they all ran i550!..48, the primmer anongst the rest. Germ woo ClOllll to his cos door at the time hi was struck, going in. Pr.soaer—Do you wen to any you ese'd one hit Cos Gum Witness—gore and martin. . Priaoser—Co:ouro and sort in you did'at. Polo*. , useal.le 671.05 id be wee called to - - ahOiiihelf-prt 11, and found a man there with a wound en his heed, from whic'l the bliod wee flowing. He eked the man who had done it, end he mkt It was dons by some one living it No. 6, hot whether it was no woven he could Dot ey. He wee standing k a fighting attitude, with only hie bowers on. Whets wirer fin•. r,,w him there were so many witnesses on both star that wittier refused at filet to take say aos i oto custody, but ithiwittely took the prisoner, whom he knew t 3 be a env pist women. &vend ether witnesses were remised, end the permit, who dried her guilt, wee then remanded. GUILDHALL. PI TT SACLILION. rhesus. Ifutoort, a dame* old roan, about 70 years of age, was brought up charged with abiding a prayer-book from St. Neaten's C'kutch, Fleotdartall. It appeseat that for sotto time plat hooks have Ix en slimed frost several of itr City chortles, and a stria watch was thirs t se kept no all atraaaare eleitiap them. On Saturday bat the prisoner ass obsrecd in S.. Brides Church, Filet-airs" aad from the drcutitat.eas of his leasing before the dope of the service he WY f(ll . oWtd t, Si. Dem stan's churls. and he was lasting then when • took was mimed trout the pew he bad occupied, and r n st,..pp4g the I rhymer three boobs wens found twos Ens, nee beimglag to S.. Use ,stater Church, and the odors to different placea the tristmar had provioudy inamd. A podded rad 16e. were Ala dread ea the rimer, rrbo g l be MI we Ilsedabede. _ priiiimer, - Tito amiCtlho boob moo gm to him by the poopogemors, woo tits roommbil till fiabmde. MARLBOILOUGI47III7. ROBIRRY 07 Al NIKPLOISM% Theses %spoon Dad, oil and eoloartnan, al -non/ wis An* with ribbing Ids wspeem yresesatee said doe jefi ee w blesbagm. sod Eau animism bo lel be inammissied via the pellet. Os Ilateedey be WI dr asp with • husk asisisied deeds to thilier ie essessams The tbseebuise, bristy-was pork et eandlik mid els pendia al amp predessi we his pro- Mari all Mena Had titrarqsaa of • cwt. ad mods aced was siteWpeavey. Priessar bell a Asp in -stmt. Marisa Cole, 7 11 A., a vac y active delective, oil be sew pdsonar leave ble meler's ahoy yids bug, sad saw delivering ride at several pia., be want bee (bomb dyed aneov d stepped opposite tbo asp 13, sad teat Me It a boa ised with a soda, 'bids bo Seek Is est plaid es the coaster. He weal in end said else be had Is tit 'ask, and he mho so reply. Ns (Ode) th is the auk, and found in It the bra ilko swam e .... abseld, and on asking Mu wheels dim kw los sad than said her Mr. Dar., Is No= I him he was an elm and OM be and amides IthimeN in sestody for Waft Um. He (Cala) hiss mead if he bed pi say soda is the place, sad as Waft( wrier tits counter is bend the sadsposiscad. He then embed If be bed any sandier, mid be sal *sly dices Waging up, but es looking waft tbettensbe Is a box be hand seise ram, and also saw h ibe priest, which ha rid were ids pealses. Is *be freak were two bars et soap, which he add win mho • sespioyer's The prasicator laid be had reams to Wine the primer had corded on the practice bir some Was and to a cossidie ebb ateeent. WORSHIP-t3TREIT. AAA Nein*, • young man of tagsWbkaPpearelev, re eking in Gastony-pacts St. Lokil l wz r e s imiged with creat ing • distortene• k the Menne The cmdrooe Freed that ea Skelly Weeks defendaat was in the* oleo thrive very intesiteeed sad Meeting ; this of mine 'Nikitad the parlarsamek Ind after repeated Arne to silence lima he wee Mimed, bat enekely yeoman le the doon end streak Pewter, • washable, • her Maw with hie Of t which seer* lacerated hie mouth. Three ranee and • civilian eshempantly conveyed the antler to the Malian in • frantic .t s, Ideidai and striking merits mar his, and sir three lee prevented the Waimea of the Asks Mb; envied en by lie peas and noisy lamps" ha than morn of white h• ewer* Old be was ow of the Noisome that did sot can kr Mr. Dllysteert—=• • you, pray? Dekodeat—l um • Inhogreehio printer in Addle-street, City. My back is an oaken - ken the kkka foliated cm me by the per I w kneel nearly med—• tittle in liquor, 1 essfsm—best the whale Metarbence sites ham my having kid • fried is the keine and hUng, under mob abeam skews, etspelled to sell out hie ease. Mr. VEyncoort—Very respeolobk, truly. Have you an elloblishmeat of your owe Defendant—No, sir; but I have the mend of one, and • wife end four children, D'EToconrtLlf I Kat you to Omen without the opportunity of tight i doe, it would In what yea well b orne, ant I wnndiy should do so If yea were your own Keeler; bat that not ieWg Kt, Nwight pother tale Toe. Teamed pay a Sae of 404, or la &shah raga tut days' Impriseameat. NORFOLK RAILWAY.-(TRIll PAY.) This atm.= a special general assetlag of the et the Norfolk Railway was hail at the London arena, % the es of omsNar6m mak if deemed ttslofk sao an agrammet bemuse the Best Railway Company and the MIMMII Cauntiae, and Norfolk aad &earn Unioa Campanile for the me sal working of the Sad Suffolk Sea, mid for Mbar purposes; Mt. BIDDII, Chihli= at the board if directors, in the chair. . . . . . • radiators w paned emetioniag the agreement, and • wood resolatke earaildolin hao 1001. stock "the 101. Norfolk Rearm Debesture Bissrer." The proootasse domed ho the tonal maser. Mama:Ea sarong was issued aa account of an Exchequer MUG redsa, or authorteed to be raised, charged on the side or supplies of 1869, naprevided dr. The mount of We watherised to to raised by AM 21 Viet, o. 13. chirped as the supplies of 1868, is 20,911,6001.; tear which there must be deduered bills held by the COM. nalesionen for the Reductka of the Madras! Debt, as secant of ..stage tanks, canoellei and totaled per Act 9 Geo. IV., a. 91, a. 6u, 7,800,0001.; balls paid ci , n mosey be the year 1838-9, charged on surplus treys sad means of the year 1868, 34,1001. • together, 7,634,1001. The amounts outstanding are—Dat ed in March, 1868, end p,ior years, 44,5001.; dated June 16, 1258, ,7,178,9001. ; dated March 14, 1859, 6,038,0001. . . "No POPERY " Lacroans.—A disturbanee arc's, hat night, at the Free-trade Hall, during the antipope, lecture of the notoriety. Bens die Catnip, who you shoat the country delivering mad-rarholic leeturn. A ame ba of Irishmen bad mastered to the ball, pro bably with the Intention of sopping the lecture by setae. For upwards of en hoar the lecturer mold ecaroely utter a word. At Maga, a ringleader wee seised by the poltee, but whilst he was being ceaveyed to the franca the mob cams up, attempled to Imam him, and severely W anted the tee pelieema who bed hlm in charge. Ulti mately six ma vim Saba ids carskay.—Yruirdester Giserdiss of fide day. CHURCH AND STATE" IN SCOTLAND.—Mash eacitemeat hes been caused at XfOrmabeek, Creetown, the crows WU( rejected an Masan imenlmons petition, backed by the M.P. for the Oromeiva is t s bl ei tte joint patroa, for the appointment of the Mee. to the charge of the i qh kirk, end poseettel to the Roe. John Ghia, of hill. Au imbibition issittlas erselmed th e town hall, meows, wad smelnekee paned ssprossiet of deep dleestiaectioe at the higa-hiended pateenege merelsol by the moo ; sad ieedsmosimery sf the 01101101 of Lord Selkirk in latalbsieg with the eine of the perish. A committee was appointed le seasseeketo the bat to ids lordship, to lay the ewe Wise Laid Derby. red to !she steps for objeatiag to the possatarks. The emesittes secordisply cossertid Mr. Jealdesoll ILtrlicadhrisht, het that geatlentsa havhig advised them that the swami would cost from three to four InulLedmade. end that, Mee all, the issue wee doubtfsl, the ham had to submit the Indiction in gallon silence. It said that the Free Church end the United Presbyterlaa Church in Nommen have hitherto had a mere handful of adherents, bat sow both of there churches ere well atreadsd. --- eLIIOIROSECCTION.—BILEAST PATc ItDAT.—Thu jury baring been locked up all night, sad not being alrirers Tuesday has bees fixed foe sp ite priamere, sad Meaday to hear say appiicotien egainst the Mel being geoceedal with at the rem% easisoa—Baffert Non Letter. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT LEEDB.—An aeci ientt of a highest character occurred last night, at the MM land stabs, Leads, and resulted in the immediate death et Mr. Alfred Webster, foreman cutter-out at Mesas. eatlittere, Briggate. The deces•ed, we understand, had gone in the Melon to boo a matleman nomad Mitchell off by the 9.49 North-Eastern train for Selby, and whilst Mr. Mitchell went into the waiting-room, he mowed over the platform on the line for elms parpme not known. At the same time the train was eett!ng beck to the platform, sad before the tie eased was aware of his danger, he was run over and killed ca , 1 the spot. The Crab had passed over his had, ormhing it to Mane, and also severed one arm from the holy. TM M. I dent was immediately discovrreJ, and the shattwed reaubs were removed t, the Great Northern Hotel. In the ma ems Mr. Mitchell tat the porters that the doomeed mortal ' at Mr. Hyrum, and int emotes of the accident having been ' sent down. several of the workmen were sour ea the spot, and Mast:MA the body as that of Mr. Webster. It waistatad that his life was insured for 5001. So far as is ham, no blame appears to attach to any of the railway °Saab. Ludt Mercury. SINGULAR TRIAL AT VIENNA.—A remarkable criminal process, which has been going on at Vienna for several months, was brought to a close cm Wedaseclay hut. A certain Baron Tbunot, the son of a man who was for merly governor of the Island of Elba, was charged with (mod by a noble officer, the wen of the commander dose of the four Antrim armies. The latter, being unwilling that sorb • near relative ebould appear in a court of jostler, so managed matt rat that the trial was carried on without his being sal jetted to a tied rare examination. The Ot6o► quince of this unheard-of proceediog was that the trW was three time, interroptcd, and the impeisotiment of Baron Thm.it unnecessarily prolonged. Let Wednesday Dr. Berger, the counsel for the prisoner , rode de a masterly Inhis defence, and persons who were in emit stab= it appeared to produoe a they tad extremely palatal hayracks on the judges. The keened and elegneat advocate strongly eximartreried on the conduct of the high military authori ties, and hinted t h at there ware two Made of law is Almeria, the ow for the rich, the other for the poor. " Even Is Prance," .aid he, a country in which political offenders are nn renioniowsly transported to Cayenne and Laminas, the accuser le sheep contrasted with the amused; but is this rase the plaintiff end the defendant have never bola brought face to km." The concluding pawns of the epee, li, which wag listened to is breathless silence, si , though it lasted above two Mrs, was : r , I coutidcally hops that the gave of this home will speedily be opened for the detest:bat. May he sour be at liberty to quit this city, and when be retinae to his native conas7, may be be able to tell those persoas who igh et the mastics of Camas and Ltinheses, that a . I , renchmens . cis, eves ander . preeent eirmisestssom, fled joint's in Austria." 'Dar ing the trial it trassepited that • girl, a ballet dancer, with whom Thutiot bad had se Intimate connexion while be was living here es prima, had pawned almost sverythieg she wee poses.sed of in order that the prisoner might be able to some a barrister of renown to undertake his defence. The omits, Wiforr Zeituag miaow:ices that Baron Theodore Ttomott has bun acquitted by the Criminal Court, " there sot being ofillaitat proof 01 bit guilt." The motel far Ow cross saaaseed to the court that he marvel to Moo& _ ttie ;iiiroroppo7l ogolt;t Ant 100 oda suave litotraelloos to let the molter drop. THE EXPRFAS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 4, 1859. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. TWO o'CLOOL The railway share market to-day is rather N Mat, and prices in most instances are some what lower. With the exception, how ever, of North British stock, which has fallen # per cent, the reduction in no in seam, exceeds / to 3 per cent. London 20; and North Western stock is now quoted 941 teo fit ; Lanouhire and Yorkshire, 94t to $; Great 6 Western, 583 to f; Midland, 1011 to I; a South Eastern, 21 1-16 to 3-16 per share ; Ber wick, 92 to $; York and North Midland, 76 to BNorth British, 671 to 68, ex div.; Caledonian, is 2to I, ex div.; and Eastern Counties, 11 16-16 to 12 per share. us Lombardo-Venetian old shares are steady at It , to lt prem., and the new, at 11-16 to 13-16 :1 pram. French lines are quiet. Pernambuco shares have fallen to 11 to It dia., and Great Western of Canada to 161 to t ; in the latter instance owing to the serious accident on the company's line. East I Indian Railway stock remains steady at 1021 to 103, and the new debentures at 11 to 11 prem. OaDDIANY Mal! AND R'ool2. 0.11%.1 'tamale. I o=.- N I NO Ii Ltim 1 a a us 113 Ili ,• 1 IN NOf dla N ON 1 1 lb 74 IO r U let r 111 di 1 ad Ii 5 Nilis et . MI 14 MI II 11 I ii 17 1 • IS Luswan. 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" say Nom - o )Sen.la.ftellimal Do. do. 0 Pal Rho Lietallfie Ptak. • Oiliallimm ▪ 80. a uals 4.1 ai. I. 11. 1 1 3 * O3 l • II 13 14 psi 10 # Ine i wi tr 1 i . i IM MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two VOLool. The foreign intelligence preaeuting no feature of & reassuring character, and the condition of home politics being very uncertain, the funds remain heavy. A fresh reduction of 1-16 to per cent. has taken place this day. The monthly settlement in Consols has commenced, and forms the principal occupation of the dealers. In the share markets extreme dullness prevails, and in some instances rather lower prices are quoted. The princirl feature is the stagnation of business. The official quotation for the Three per Cent. Rentes at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, was _6Bfr. 26e., and at half-peat 1 o'clock 68fr. 20c: In the latter instance a decline of 6c. is shown compared with the lut price of Saturday. Consols are dull at 951 to $ for money and next Thursday, and 96$ to for the sth of May. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures have been dealt in at 98$; India Bonds, at 14s. pram ; Rich eclair Bills, at 32eprem.; and Exchequer Bonds, at 99/ to 100. The foreign stock market is also very inactive. Turkish stocks are again slightly weaker, the old Six per Cents.being quoted 921 to 931,and the New Loan, 79 to 1. There are still enquiries for Mexican Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21$; Anglo-Peruvian Three per Cents., far account, 72/, 721, 721, ex div. ; Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 100 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 93 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for amount, 791; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The steamer Babette arrived at Suez on the 27th March, with data to Feb. 17 from Melbourne. The Panther, with the light portion of the Australian and Bombay mails reached Marseilles this morning, and the letters will be delivered in London on Wed nesday morning. It is understood that the increase of upwards of a million in the " government securities" shown in the Bank return just published is occasioned by the transfer to the Bank of the second million of Exche quer Bonds falling payable in 1882. It will. be remembered that in anticipation of the arrival at maturity of the 2,000,0001. of bonds due the 6th May, 1868, an arrangement was come to between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Bank, by which the latter agreed to take immediately 1,000,0001. of new bonds redeemable in 1882, and the remaining 1,000,0001. at an interval of a twelve month, in the event of the Treasury requiring the accommodation. The rate of interest agreed upon was $ per cent. per annum. The withdrawals of gold from the Bank on Satyr day for exportation, represented the large sum of 112,0001., making an aggregate of 172,0001. since the date of the last return. The 68,200!. by the Water Nymph from Melbourne has been taken for the Continent, and the 87,8001. by the Copenhagen is expected to follow on Monday. The imports of specie and bullion last week were large. Our list includes 38,0001. by the Jun, 112,0001. by the Euromand 30,0001. by tie Bremen, all three from the United States ; 7,0001. in gold from Russia ' • 78,2861. in Australian gold by the Teviot, from Alexandria ; 68,2001. by the Water Nymph, and 87,8001. by the Copenhagen, both from Melbourne. The value of these arrivals is about 408,0001. In addition, an enormous quantity of silver has been received from the Continent. _ Thtceuetom:riouee;weeirly statement of the ex ports of the precious metals direct from London in cludes 22,000 ounces of gold and 8,800 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 87,0001. The Peninsula has taken 12,0001. in specie for Cadiz; the Magdalena, 7,1201. for the West Indies ; and the whole of the imported gold that has come to hand hu been sent to the Continent, besides the sums taken from the Bank. _ _ . It has officially transpired that the steamer Ceylon will convey to-day specie for the East to the enormous amount of 958,7731., all silver, except 28,8611. in gold. The government remittance in silver for Calcutta is 390,0001. Annexed are the particulars :—Poe Calcuaa, 859,8201.; for Madras, 67,3021.; for Shanghae, 15,7031, ; hr Manilla, 12,400/.; for Hoag Kong 8,8361.; for Ceylon, 2,5211. ; for Penang, 1,9501.; and ter Singapore, 4401. Nearly the whole of tnis mass of silver has been obtained from the Continent within the last few days. It is understood that government have already entered into engagements for the next Bombay steamer. At Constantinople, on the 30th March, the ex change on London, which lately stood at 143 p., to HOp. This movement in favour of Turkey is attributed to the growing scarcity of the paper money, and to the diffusion of the gold paid away by the government in exchange for paper money. The fidelity with which the government have applied the proceeds of the English loan to their legitimate object is in ducing a conviction, even at Constantinople, that the withdrawal of the Sands will really be accom plished. The letters mention a carious scene, oe osaioned by the exasperation of the poorer class of the Sultan's creditors, consisting of unpaid arti sans, &c., who repaired tumultuously to the palace, and stoned it. Their dispersion was effected by the double means of a display of military force and a pro mise, on the part of the financial functionaries, that their claims should be promptly arranged. It will be curious if turbulent local demonstrations of this kind prove more successful than the efforts of di plomatists and the remonstrances of capitalists, in impressing the imperial mind with the necessity of economical reforms. Though the voice of public opinion may be stifled, a shower of stones may, per hap', attract the Sultan's attention. At St. Petersburg the exchange on London has relapsed to 38d. It is stated that negotiations have been opened with a view to an amalgamation between a Paris bank as commandite and the new General Society of Commercial and Industrial Credit. The London subscription for share, in the latter will be closed this afternoon. The promoters of the National Flax Company (Limited) have issued a pamphlet explanatory of the objects of the undertaking, together with a circular specially addressed to large consumers of paper. From the latter we extract as follows: In handing you herewith the prospectus and emplanstory pamphlet of the National Fie: Company (Limited), for your careful perusal, I beg to point out to you that you are ape tidally interested in giving your aid sad support to it. From nindry experiments muds there can be no doubt but that paper of :all sorts can be made trout "icutching hada," or the refuse of !filmier, sod also (a fact tf the utnret importance) from the raw dm plant itself, after the seed is taken off—at Moat the previous profess of separating the fibre therefrom. As the lime, which in tomes of time becomes linen rag, to mans fa:tured from the fibre of the firm plant, if the woody por- Vona of the plant to which the fibs is attached can be to t sated as to rodeos the whole plant (fibre and stem) into a ha tte lf . -s h tuff oi4 . ea .goode. of ri rempeots w .1.64 5 a the bo linen h th re gargtb 3e, we g u m i n quality ; and as the beet of papers are made from line rags, so will it be from the half-starff made from the I last. Thia can be affected under • patent of late date, and an equal quantity of mar, of the sante quality, con be produced from li ton of the fax plan., at 61. par ton, a. from one tan of the bast linen rag., at 401. Thus a new material can be prxiaced fn any quantity at home for the wants of the paper trade, to the advantage of all dames ; for while the longer portions of the plant are prepared for the lan sprinter at the rettories, the shorter portions are handed to the paper maker. With reference to the sugar market, the Monthly circular of Mears. Trneman and ROWe has the fol lowing : Noteithomniing very favourable winds the impos ta of auger in March have been light, not reaching more than 26,800 tons, so th.t for the first quarter of the year there is a ems; deficiency of 1,400 tons, as compered with those is the GUM perbil of 18%; but a. the deliveries show a Gllliag cif dt the month of 8,800 tom, against 0,600 at the tame n eoe thdP 7 4 3' au P it i t t ion ttim o ice : a llu e. B6B 7 of that T . kArel*s he tnetae it k re i ir g i b i o l, y7""3 arie co l : y l : bild‘ progreeess,r i tiner t : S the taga tor.d.txtrct:taatiolnet are not so flordarabla, the Imports of cane sugar into the principal ports having been is the two =oaths ending Fels 28, 38,140, against 23,550 tone in the soma period of 18 and the stocks at the above date being 40,010 spinet 24,810 toss last year ; the oat-tarn of the beetroot crime, both France and Germany, is also batter than was at one time pected. At the lest date from Mauritius nearly the whole of the crop bad been shipped off, and the out-turn will not ai med 100,000 tons, which b 10,000 tow hes than that of 1857, and 20,000 to 26,000 tons below the early estimates. Woe. Injury from thought appears to have been sustained by the young canes for nest year's crop, but it Is, of centre, toe early to form any opinion as to the extent of the mischief. By mow advice' from the West Indies the crops were re promoted u generally abundant, for although in some of the islands the canes were not yielding an average, the quantity of land put under cultivation was considerably in excess of previous years. The expectations from other sources at ✓ipply remain se bdore. - - The Amiens has arrived from China with 498,600 lbs. of tea and 1,293 bales of silk. Ths Brilliant has arrived from Geelong with 1,930 bales of wool, but no gold. SAITSDAY XVINIAG. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, "sellers," for money and next Thursday's settlement, opened this morning at the tame quotation, but gave way late in the afternoon, and closed at 961, or 96 946 to 11-16. For the sth May the last pnee was 96 , 1, "buyers." The dealers were "given" of k per cent. "contaugo." The official business report imam follows :—Three per Cent. Cowls, for money, 961, ; ditto, for account (7th April), 961; India Stook, 219; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98,1, 96k; India Bonds, 14e. prem.; Three--and.a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, payable next month, 100. The foreign stock market wee also very quiet. Turkish securities were dull, the Old Biz per Cents. closing at 93 to and the New at 79 to j. There were some inquiries for Spanish Bonds. Mexican were quoted 21i to MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. In the mining market to-day a good general business has been done. Shares in 'Tamar Con sols, lady Bertha, Trelyon Consols, Stray Park, Pednandrea,West Caradon, and North Downs mines have been dealt in. In the Stock Exchange Tamar Console shares are officially marked 2. Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St. John del Rey have been dealt in at ill. At • mutts* of adventurin in Booth Toles@ Mine, bat on the 29th nit, the accounts showed • credit balance of 1,7601. 26. 6d. A dividend of 21. per share (1,0241 . ) was declared, keying 7261. 2s. 6d. to he carried to the nut account. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Edward, held on the let inst., tbe accounts showed a debit balance of 4011. A call of 6a. per chars waa made. At a meeting of adventamen in Bad Mime, held on the 29th alt., a call of 4'. pee share wee made, payable within 14 days. COMMERCIAL AND MARZETR MARE-LANE.-(YIDS DAT.) The attendattos of the trader's large, the tone very dull -prices of moat articles of the trade either Undies down wards or lower. The supply el home grown grain wee fair. The imports of foreign gra* Into London la.t week were reported this morning as fair of wheat, lags of barley and ors, most of which form the accumulated qaent,ty (Waned by contrary winds daring the last lute months. WAIZAT.-English in far supply, sold slowly at last Monday's prices. Foreign rather chespw •' One rorts can tinas soar. English white", 42e. to 48s. ; red, 40.. to tee. par qr. • Damao end 434. to 66, . per 4941 b.; stocir., 46a. to 60s. ; other Baltic ports, 40s. to 48e. nova dull sale, at last Monday's prices. Town, 302. to 40s. ; Norfolk, 17s. &I. par 28011). ' • French, 30s. to 39a. per 28016. ; soar Amer., U. 5, 20s. to 23a. per ban el. BAALLY molting goatskin! ls. per qr. under last Monday's prior. Seoindary ed. per qr. cheaper. English, 28e. to 43a. per quitter Baltic, Mad to Us. ; other mono, 21s. to 26e. parr. Oars ed. to Japer r.uoder last May's priors. British. 20s. to 28s. per qr. • 19e. to 22.. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, Ws. to '2Be. per qr. Blaxe.-English, dull rale at last Monday's prior. Egyptian quiot. English tick, Ms. to 40e.; Barrow, 42.. to 445. per qr. Foreign, Ms. to 43e. per qr. Para dull at LR Monday s prices. Enpll.h boilers, Et. to 425. ; hog and gray, 38s. to 425.; foreign whits, 38.. to 40s. FLOATING C•140015.-8i1106 last Tally Only 7 rain laden vise& were reported arrived at pans of call, a 1...- 2 wheat, 2 maize, 8 bray. Of these sad those previoady arrived, about 12 cargoes remain offered on sale 6 wheat, 6 maize, and 2 barley. The only ale reported to day is a cargo of wheat Seido, at 27e. ed. par qr. last Saturday • cargo of barley Egyptian was sold at 17e. 9d. per imp. qr. C.F.I. ARRIVAL!! INTO LONDON MON MAHON NI TO APRIL I CoadyW. 'Mag. &ha. 122 Oa& If.— 'VIA /1 gull& 4 4 Tel II a n ra in .._ Scot& Irlis ranks WO IW3 ...• x .r 3 • 3 2 Z. O. LSI St. N. Li 1.7 110 1711 ZS .. .... .. gamma —I I ASDICING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales are adverdeed foe to•morrow:— Sagar : 100 hbds Bardadars, 5,000 begs Mauritius, 1,000 bags Bengal, 1,600 bags Madras, 7,600 legs Mem. Coate: 200 casks sad 1,000 bags Bast Idly aid 100 half bake Mocha. Balttetre : 420 bigs Bombay. The private contract markets have beset arm, bat sot active, dace Friday. Elooka.—A limited business done. Coma —Holders are 'akin rather higher 'ricer. TEL.—This article has as upward tendency, end black lief wagon has sold at very full prices; common °mod sold at 130. cash. ilaurwras.—Prices are with didlculty supported; re freaks 24 to 84, 38e. 6d. to 40e. TALLOW MARSHY.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady, at the subjoined (potations .—Town tallow, +s2s. 81. le't cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 53e. 3d. ; Aprll, 53i.: Apra to June, 635. to 52a. W; October to December, 635. 6d. -- • PARTICULAR/ OP TALLOW. Pto ow bawl t 144 48,1 orb.. 16,1 13,713 DWI Dintory loot week Ditto from Ist Jan Antral loot wok .. ..... ....... 743 8 itY Ditto tom Lt Jew Dries Y.O. per cwt. Al day ••••••••• Ma. oi. Oh. 84. Eh. 01. P 4440 Town loot Yridny Ma 9.1. Us IL Ob. 04. Arrival for tko vrvoli ming iSta of OM rrTakv.4 l2 mad delivery, 1174 cavka Tho arrival Isaias* a:arrived SO saw !rocs ltuala ; from Austad& ; sal lvaal other Vaasa—VAlL METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. -------- DAY.) The number of beasts Is smaller, and trivia is ow aequently rather more cheerful; but last Monday's pricos are not on the average exoeeded. There is wry little difference is the supply of sheep, nor are the prior much altered. Gocd calves are dearer. From Germany and Bollard there are 176 beast', 1,150 sheep, and 25 calves. Scotland, 300 beasts. Norfolk and Buff„ ter, 2,200 be ate, and 135 from Ireland. Pit Woo of 815. ao.a Q. Fee Was*? Ellta. ad.a e. 044 50011, Hereford,— 4 5 5 0 , Sot Dam h /15bred4 eh 1 10 5 0 Bacot Bhort-harn. 4 6 1 10 Vert L0n55.440014 5 0 6 4 atoonl wialthy hada. 3 4 4 0 1 Pa do sborn ........ 4 4 4 II Calm 4 8 0 0 , law monad 4 , salty 4 o 410 1.164 8144 Dia I Haf.brela 5 6 5 6 Webs ........ ..... baser. 3.:20; *MD a‘4l 54035.,20,200 ; 0.14•1, 61 ; olp. 350. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Menus. Pattandm and Smith report that the marks: I: very firm at the We advance in piece. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wells Bad [Luton, IM. _; Will. Lad Braddyl's Hottest, 16e. 3d.; Will. Bud Heah Hall, Ns. ; 11a. 64.; Walls End West Hence. 169. 3d.; Walls Bad Whitworth. 14o.; Holywell, Hs.; Tentield. 11a.; les.; North Percy Hartley, 134.; Davidson. 16a. 3d. ; Hastings' Hartley, 16e. 3d.; Lambert's Hartley, 165.-37 ships at marks!. By a private letter from Weiseenbarg, a forti fied town of France eon to the frontier of the Bavarian Festinate on the left bank of the Rhine, we (A tiesburf Oesetts) learn that the garrison now centime exchmirely of cavalry, and that fresh troops in this arm are daily salving from the laterior. French soldiers are prohib'ted altering • Bavarian public-house • but Frenchmen and Bavarian , met In these pljesa and fig ht only too often with drawn 'mire,. THE MAIL SERVICE—SOUTHAMPTON, THE —The at•sm-ship Magdalena, Captain Boyce in, left this day with the West India sad Pantie mails, 7,0601. in roods. sad 91 peassagere, 'ming whom wets Major Reeds, lady, and family Commander Monteomerie, Mr. Uhlenterk, enrn mesder is the Dutch navy, etc. Tte bomeward West Incite mails are daily expected by the Penna. The Tyne. which left Lisboa on Fr iday morning with the Bruit sad River Ripon,, e looked for on Monday &Pasoan. The with the heavy portion of the East lodia sad China made, will be here on Meaday. The Saxonia, from Hamburg for New York. will leave on Monday for her t &Justine. The Felton, with the French end English maile, will leave on the 6th for New York. The Athens will leave on the 6th, calling at Plymmth for the Cape malls. The Torus 101 take out the Fertinsular mailsof and the Tamar the Brasilia River Plate mails of the 9th.