The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-05 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS, MIDI DAT.) uAIIzwr.=ODU. Jeda Mew, • Ihnelseriteltig Mow, yes dregs' wilt Idte snis uy reetrary, wader the Petkostag ettenneeneee raise, a drawee mat tat, la ANION eeid that ea the regime mein he was statiarg at Ihe shoe dew, when he saw the plower immesh atostlateg ...gat Wind like s red korilherekief er kook, deo • outman who wee psalm NA lire Lk coat, epos which he raa lame bin; Meld him by the eoPar. and held him. uat I th ey both west down together. While they WOW* et ',wpm the primmer bit bits Woe, ea the Int sad oa the aWtWer, nearly taltitur a piece of Ilrt eat Nth Um., sod then got sway, bat be (giftless) &MA Stop dud," attd the prisoner wee pursued and caught aim the M!treriee. Pottoo-conatable 520 (City force) mid ha heard the my Atop thief." and seeing the prisoner running towards he mopped him, whey a ref scarf, folded up, dropped from under the p;isionee arm, the prisoner 'limn ha flew nothing about it, and that he had never seen it before. Jost then the last witness came up, end upon his information witness took the prisoner Cato custody; the prisoner shamming a flt, kicking, biting, sad strogglin desperately, so that it was only by the greatest exertion he woo conveyed to the station-house and secured in the cAL Who n the prisoner wee searched, only one penny wee found upon him. Prison, (eammitly)—There was mon than that. Lord Mayor—Perlume you lost It when you were slamming Primor—lt wien't • ahem. l'vis been subject to them its am Meg 1 weave years old. Meer—Thom is agentlems is roost who bat ageing, him a this toolce nbliery, committed just torero k Isms rum, as drier, residing at Barking-road, mid that as the poseleso resift be met the prgooer near itechapel dm*, whoa the Miler &eked him if he could give him smell thing. kr Irlf • crown. Witness told him he had totter go Is • ehop, to which the pillager replied thee b abed bass to • geed sway_rd could not get range with out raring a patallat. Wining then took out his page, containing 11. 17s. 10d., to giro him change, when the pri mer retched It sad ran off. Wilms followed him r hot r be could, end saw him giro the pares to a t ot uhana he rid, " Hare, M.ry, take care of this." The torrent to run, end wittier wee following, to Ira tam . when he saw him ma arid • Imre— ms, se diorama by the wirer Fisher, sr - kept Mkt sir him &mashing Asir straggle, and until the primary wr awned. Attar that wham writ alter the woms, to wham the primer bed gins the per.., and four be, MM, as h• wr agralted by thew tit whom company the we, and there w se rim mr, he mo impelled to lie her get away. The gehmer bullied the winsome and the Lord Mayor with the print ellrestae g eharging the Amor with Wag, rut se to the sort, that " Birds of a herr Sock together, gad shrugs or omother." At last he bmivi that he might be isimarily dealt with; but the Lord Mayor told idea M ear too arbeirs ad dosigerma • de recta for that, sad be wan hilly committed for trial. 0111;,Di!ALL. Bro. D,O, • reepecubl-drereed elderly Ilse* ems elkirrd Mir• Lk/emu Ideamphrey oder the bilowteg sir- a tartan:ea . sus.! Baker, the seeretter of honalew at Whiteman street pawn, laid the primmer cane to the prison on Friday aftersoes, Ind en Wag rind the quetion denied having dri7 Kett is her pelepielen, hog ent , her else found a bl the anteing UN • quieten of glse. *lamer limplieey ado' who she west le Anti The heels ruche said the primer erne to re a leder of Item who melee in any the day team The primer rid she wee a Mahn m et/ chol, nod wet to ine bet net lizawiar the regulatioss, butt she woohl let do It sob, If he was `prism for twelve neethe. Aldermen genspbery meld the mat, wee 20i. bode under the elrennertancea, he should Snit - her Pre shillings, which penoner paid. MARLEOROUGH-STILIZT. zo?! UUU ROM • CJOULL•III. Jan &ma, shims sus elms' with 'toeless e lady's Maw hes, essislelhe Sue M. Nies sod 61. es. Is sell es/ Awe eslss, the mil sae MIR* has the fade. of OWN Dowsioreca, 12 the is the ea He p ,., alle andy of Milk. Nadi. WIN t kW. Ames. ssos Mont mid be We the bz Clar ke weep estate the elear at lissopess's lielaselawaS a blial = rah-Neve. Windt heeler Is se s ohm dblemeatorei ebez= ee an he diner& I{ wee Wend. The bag wee the rm. sad wee the property of Mo. • Claries Cr, 317 A. • vely bore roar seer rid the ea eM prookr attaisori. rout 6 deli, be sr re Ware is Tyr-ureic rth the adar err re era. lb ',mod Ws or err e t a be bed pt der vbs. ropW, with ark errs, "I deal beer red It • lb. Cdr; • Nes ger kre to eery." dills Ira rid lir be anod ie the eters with Yr sod re rat wee lek • le this aid Idr ate ark k seyeel• roars ins did. Ts way se wild Ira re IN it de tea se 11 66 L" le re led be bead re IL swim re mew er emend etre orate, er keen la Ide roar roar pew, Thor re seers ero spirt Mr Vida be bed se doer be real be ebb Is per If • rarer were errd—rat el *Mae •or roe • eriese Is Parr • led= I r a riper km re loet her bed doogrelrbez to • tive Ire TMpreset eild a ttd ery le rev be was grey of the ag e . lierer tier be oil be rear ridbin rat Larkin Pm& ROTAL R 11011,31 Oran, OOTLYT-OARDEN.— Kr. Hatebas bee amemsell Ws last henget, at the Royal Ise il& Opine, to tabs pbse me the 14th laetaaL Wien Eras win he yethmed, with a new ballet. The Mates ell elm he the sum en the tollowiss Saturday. Mae Amy Sediwiek takes a benefit on Saturday amt, ea Mish esemian a new piece by Ife. Yelpers eisep eon MI be pedaled oder the WM et The thtre end the Writ TM po lei be farther sonsthesel by the perisureace T h e etwystem Er. S. Emery leaves shortly for the United Stain, mil will proceed theme to Wanda end Australia. RIR MAJESTY'S Vans TO TIE PANTOILISOIL-•- Owls., probably, to the abscess d the Omit tbsebbele this 11111110111, the visits of hoe Mejtety le the flambee hem been more frequet thie Cheaters AIM ilemedy, wad the peed.- Mace seem to bore come is tar ewe the. their newel shale of the royal pyre.. .a The same imenhem at the Prisms's, her Enmity, with the Priem Caren sad the Jambe mendere eli the royal dimidy evidently enjoyed themesivee wait heartny with the Or of the pantomime; csdelben6 It Is ',End to the mast beemissood end menal Milner that war East Gresham Qom is sot likely to UM the bed b my intimeset tend* to the sap peados of erbeellso, se f en ar se be maple gest, yet es this masks dm seemed se joy the sateerose reabetisejabee Mislishosed bwpentemlasswitsgeod.seheredplesseeM7. The gressfal enbearbe pinhole of Mains, at the lise, bare Me bees witmeed sad appiredled n r sad bat royal ehitelma. Let week her paid • wary late rbt to Covent-garden, eaviv es IA Ways* 9 o'clock, with lime of her tin, evidently be the Anof blebs these a teed with the pastoothemit the acs of the opera • wimp we NM tOSIA to the slags from the mei boa to swabs theZis i t se bee Majesty wished Me Madras ko ste es melt es hie of it. On dee comeksi the mind Milani highly delighted with Lia led Sidise Her, rd meetly ap. pleaded Mr. W. H. Payne is bee horse-amiss practice, sad waled to we the Mole of the lnebegee introduction before tag took their depertsee.—Bee. ViATII or M. W. I. Lorrus.--Shortly beton going to roes, we reedrod the miescholy Dews that caw diet ararard tomeereae, Ht. W. I. Lerma, le so awe. He died trout an ebeems cm the dm an bawd the ship Tyburele about s week oder hie embarkation be Esigland two. badla. Nernsatle CArowiels. REPRIOENTATION OF THE WEST RIDING.—Wia oadaratana that • Woo' kolas is oatatased by the liberals Is sward of the cart lothiattiall peeing dawning is Wear of braying !arrow/ Fmk Onaloy, Seq.. la • • caolliski aka. with ek hes W. lootaita, the avant of • Earolition d=l—litab Memory of to-day. KNEITNO AT BleaTeeltha.—• WOO deft has Was oramad le dr Nam of Bitraloglaa to samara • waft k the Towa-ball. to mom an Woks at sba gererwasad Rim Mi. The mayor hat aoa iai to lvestaland has tad the main for Wedsisday mat, Mepe 7ls Ma castiag. • ilatatitia from Bicolor has palates, veiled ma llama edoludold Mid Bright, Sao stab, foe the tem, to feats than to faked. and both bee. ilambire acompaid Oho invitation. Tits Burns Corros.—P6/ /Otos sititatio• Many sad widely ma adiagr. Its Mame* is sat m aned to oar *havoc The w..ls sonsibly sae* awry smarter of tba tiohe. I. mod Akita an azklbg AM of activity. ram Ma vanilla alarm ci Coeid Amides we have the ery—" earl so moo oatliktoon sae &akar gas," —from Penh hem New Gnarls sad Year stwis, sad ado r portions of South illarileat, ken Cabs sad leasica, from Torkay sad Ada Ifiaor tram the C ya of Goal 00p, Eros Northern. Wakes, Coo al, sad Sosdi Mike. boa Saab Averse., Ow lest halm sad Polr ass* we lava conataat application' foe natioliety . sad no of aloe effort la the right dfroctlon —7l" deka itorger, pablakad by tat Coate !apply Airralso 111 .0 ---- " Every afternoon daring the week," ear the oooki4. butrprettnit, " the basks nt the Cam have bees alive with spectators to letters the University Beat Bowe. Perllollll nes it,,. error witareeed this inieresther KIM arum at an insente the eathesteem which prevails szeose the tillers& of pwge who tvntmrto to Wilalle the km* •IrM of the Csfrwdty The Rev. Joins 1361Beid Cox, M.A., @gni°, fallow of Peottroks Caine, Oziwa, helm Yrlag b, .seater aid Salem of that IW, be the Wei illbsea, litiotetgrehke • veins, 9674 ; pepeleiths. 484. Mk H.iag wee held by th ey, We meet, the !e► Thome Weele, kw a Weed of 67via.. ken the upw ar ds2, der4te which Ow the reedeek me of 84,0001. Mx. Oss peseslell M lis LA. dime le 1110. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 5, 1859. SHARI LI6IEL-717.M DAY. Two °Twos. Th. railway share market to-day is generally better, in sympathy with the funds. Most of the leading stacks exhibit an improvement of 1 to I per cent. compared with the closing quotations of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to t, ex die.; Midland, 981 to 99 ex div. = Lanmshire and Yorkshire, 931 to 941, ex div.; Great Western, 66 to 68, ex div.; Berwick, 901 to 911 ex die.; 841 to 1; South &stern 211 to 1 per share, ex die.; and York and North Midland, 761 to 1 ex dir. French railway shares are generally rather firmer. Lombardo-Venetian old shame have risen to 1 to t rem., and the new to 1-18 to 9.18 rem. The Indian shares, especially Bast Indian Railway stock, are in demand ; Grand Trunk of Canada stock is likewise stronger. w. u tw 0111,111•11tT 1111 - •4115 AND MOOS& N. I taxman. li=ritLAiwwvl47 I iklat .i keld - MI Iladdiaa —..-.. am •ma Vs. .... so all ~....-.. . t all: 1 :no. t uie..... 1 70a1 b 7 .... ! • al pi . llla De". =Zama*, IN Madan . arlia. - = 1 : VA 110. : la Mg .......... . Ila art, 61, 1 s reSirte r aa • 2 =l.O. . 0 and Pallas xi " : k 0 1% . • 0.0. 4 ... .. .., . • farea. . 111 a DwllasrEltmeak. ' 1 rema tialialare. tenaL ai il Unita 1 all Lanaml at ail Illailleall ir s eraW;ai 0 111a0.. 81 .......... Ka alt. 6..- I 1 ,171. 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Le pq 1 in Wailes a n... 1 6 Main el &Mei I ma iiiimia I . U. &risk IL# ~..c r , vtrri.... a"sialia-7. Oaks et &X..... (TeX X . 1114.02ritet =a: r* It * * a . . 4 sill ii ttina SI la OM I= 0•1 MB Tu ii a' 4 i Ira --- _____ 1111INTILITIMIL isc I dllk I d I OL priein I I. M a. ay Ir. In Wit 1/4{ Vitt#L, it ill rd. 'Aux .... . 111 11.. wiEffr..-z R IN ,0,1 ..% IA i "". Da SPAN MU. Irl lii Ai 1011 I I m.,........"4,.. .. A is „? 11 ...,," 11l Ili .1.1. 7 m.o. imuar.smet Ito ma aim WOW ma] Miss as Pei COLONIAL 11101ISIN1 "tiai. t • 0▪ I.Wwisra 11.64rdi ,3161•60eamis tram- • mt D. De tr-KriGii I D i t Ewe L i est: l 7.rratit: KOMI Wwirb gsliV. Cot illkohs 4 rw Taw _.**--- W• 64644 4E4 immones- MX. - il2r2. 41 411:11) W 64 COMMERCIAL AND MARIBT& TALLOW MARKET.— (rms DAV) TM mast le steed,. Tows tallow b geoSed, 61s. wet sea; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 52... etch, 62.. le Pk 3.1. • April to June, 62.. to 52e. 3d. ; October to Dr ember, CIL to 52. 3d. Moaner. Avanooas.—Town tallow, 63s 6d.; fat by ditto. de. ota. ; yellow Russian, 6.15. 6d. ; melted stud, 40t. ; rough ditto, 145.; tallow gresess, 16..; good drop, Ts. SMITHFIELD HAY MAIUCHT.—(THIS DAY.) Davie sod Company report trade mbar brisk. Priest withost alierattsa. Priam rosedow bay, 76e. to 80a.; aopmear ditto, 166 a. to 90s. ; inferior ditto, 60a. to 60e. ; teem, 00e. to 70e. ; clover, old, 96e. to 106 e ; ditto, wooed eat, 860. to 96e. ; itraw, 24 • to 30e. COVIOTT-GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) The *apply of apples and peers le well kept up. Pine apples aed grew fetch fair maw Berealona note rsaliee 20s. per bashal ; Brasile, lee. per bushel; Spaniah, 14e. per bushel; elmewle, 24e. ditto ; walnuts, kiln-dried, 20.. ditto. Spanish head sate have arrived, end are in good Wes tor plant ing. Chestnuts for the same polls= fetch from 84. to 10s. per bushel; finest dessert chestnuts range from 20.. to 244. per Whet. Kent cobs are scarce; they realise 765. per 1001 be. Oranges fetch 34. ed. to 10e. per 100. Awes vegetabke are some beawiful cauliflowers, which ere WU brought fr.m Cornwall by the crateful. firmware pirated. Preach beans scarce. breech Welling may be bad ; eke forced rhubarb and mallets. Potato sales an heavy, naps foe bast samples. Artichokes fetch from 4a. to Is. pr Wen. Cucumbers plentiful. Cat flown chiefly welt of rebid., gardenias, heliotrope., geraniums, violets, mignaristte, heaths and row. —.-- FRUIT. t ^ 11'. "Pi" gal n'. S. Ss I= rr.: dos. 1s a OrLtAs. pa lA. A. co to. NUS, pet dm. lsio IP rut.n., p.lb.. ed A - "p7ppitaitt:it till to Sir OSA, pat Id, Akl to I. SIGS ASIAN. A. OrISOIMMI. ark 4d Pi el I Lea* pie busk 14 le &I SL Orms, p. Ass. SAWA li Po In IbIS.S. i 5. 1 14.6553 IS SA teesirft. S. Iss. Sti. as MB Osil i.m ix lA, el se St II - pa , ba5.. 161 • 11 Oa ton. propoPLlsisis ed t• - per owl, 6ls On - ask pet arm 1 to Isi Si (larndA pm bilitp SI se SA eirairrAd.terd WY i =P. Pir dis So I wassAms. A poll.. to la I:I PA Cucumber.. Ask IL le 4s ill DNA par dna.. Is ad to I. eisprp.o VP a 4 b4 1 ".1. - IS edam p. beadle. 1. to IP SI 111 The Prue expremeee the opinion that the . 11 governtoest, Is deciding epee the 101. unit,rm franchise, ' have committed a rave ionatitntional error, sad we are compelled, with the mat Aeons rarer, and approving fa much dike osesenre, to declare our sire* disapprobation et K. The inurement, we sr* convieced, will fled it ateo lately necemary to reconsider this portion of their scheme." A committee, including (says the Atheneum) et. * wally every nun in the Academy, fa labouring to provide a I f public rormon'al of the late Thomas Stothard. It is pro ■ - read to erect In the National Gallery, or eon* other publio m histitutice, a status or bast • The Horticultural Sornety's Council having decided apou meting the Chiswick Gerdes In future excluttively sa pertruentel, a circular letter bee bele exteosively distribated, Inviting ro•operstkes, by the trenavalseion for oeceperettes taiel of every tried of sew, or summed new, vegetable. The trait sad vegetable eoseadttee lute andertekru to examine sad report yen the renalt el each trials. We (Gardeneri Mrs aide) understood that a conri4rreble number of varieties bee been *beady eseelved et Chleatch free the principal grower; led we cienet deeht that after this announcement all who have esetsienes le the sorts of vegetables they recommend wtfl hwten to avail themselves of so excellent en opportunity of laying their nal emits before the public, _ fhe - membere of the Royal Institution and their Meade .altered In greet Prole at the weekly meeting yew. tardy reeds', whoa Dr. Tyndall deliverel a lactate on the Inlaid structure at 'lodize. The days fixed for receiving pictures, &e., for the umedag nhlbition al the Royal Academy, ere Monday, the dib, and Tuesday, the sth of Apnl nest. Professor Owen will deliver a course of twelve hearse ea feign fishes, In the theatre of the Mesons of Practical Oar logy, Jeraiya- street, on Tharschqs sni Friday's, comment* on the 10th. _ _ . The season for preparing dressed gardens is at bead, sad stlempts ere about. to be made everywhere to obtain briniest effect. by a skilful arrangement of dower beds. At Trentham mad Chatsworth and Shrub:sad, and to a hundred Mbar peat Neer (observes the Glamors' Cliromete), the gerdruere are taring their belemity to pro ' wide tbe materials that are elarailed by whit In called the Immosay of color-s. _ A sirs match is sow is progress at Paris be tonna IL Mooirrallow, taw prodigal of the Looks dab, sad Yorphi. The two tint pow wore playa! at &tor do, the nth a 1.., is the iressace of .ravel aghast Yawed *pm swag whom win sotlowl K. de >Qieiera mod K. de St. Amat. The medals= are that the thaw of the drat Irma gams, on was the eso In Mr. Morphy's =What with Harrwles sad Ladarsos, to to be the vktor. Piroont awn :—Yorpity, ; Yonogrodlao, 0 ; draws, 0. . _ . _ . Mr. Ram bee had a groat reweition in Berlin, where h levies have hest attended by some three hundred subscribers; on me occasion no lees then four prinaereesorith their lowa* ware among his audience. A Cruiser the /wend wee found for ►im on February 21, and the cavalry woe were se determined to defeat him that t►ey entered into sabeertrion to beve the horse brought up from the interim of the eootry—e task of enormous difficulty. He was a large powerful are of the Frenoh-Normandy breed, owl two poems aid a man's could scarcely keep him is decent order before he was heard over to do bottle. However, he red./ally gave in, and became one of the most dutiful of subjects. Mr. Esrey is at present, It appears, in 81. Perembarg. Sir William Armstrong's gun was yesterday brought out in the Royal Homo Artillery equate at Woolwich for drill practice. The entrances to tae square were strictly gwoded by extra sestries, mad son-commimioned °Mom of the oorpr, who were ordered to exclude, without norption, all persons sot wearing the uniform of officers of the gent ma. At the termination of the drill the gan was restored to its temporary abed, sad secured from obrertution and inept*. tics by lock sad kry. A prey of engineer ollScers proceed_ lag to the literary and erientide institution of the garrison were informed by the sergeant on special ditty at the gam that they could sat be allowed to pen He moreover added that the general bismalf would sot be admitted out of uniform. The Ossetia de Bt. Peterebourg contains an article en tie ma nn aids, which eras a decided approbation to tbo woe et the Reamer Napoleon at the aannsamiest of lb; oromboo. General Oaribalcti arrived at Genoa on the lot boat Copan, sad met out *pia atwoodlototy for Turin. SUPPLININITAIT ESTIMATI Of ll= MAIZaTT'II Nawt troy TIS Taal 1868-69.—T34 morn* the lowing mileage of the nun requhe 1 to defray the charge' which shall coon in cause of payment In the year mike rho 31•1 March, 1859, under the following heeds of Koval ozpoeditam, woo Wooed —Vol.. No. B.—Wages to waiter*, /ha, employed la her Majesty's establishments at home, 12,0001. (12spenee of the employment of additional ship vitiate and other !althea-a is her Majesty's Dee/rya/de at boats.) Vote No. 11.—Now works, improvement", and re pels In the yards, be., 27,0001. (amornat required, in edlitlos to the vote of 23,0001., taken under No. 11, new • weeks, repairs, lc., is the Das, mislaid. al 1868-69, Is ardor to complete the "poshest at property is the groat heehaw at Yalta.") The viale ohmage amoute to the am id 30,0001. SWISS AND MARINE! ImvaUDID.—A parlia mentary ratan Mama Ude manila( Mews 6114 the number eammea taveliaed at ben% batman the Ist of hammy, 1%6, sad 71st lily, 1858, wee 1,611. The Palm pp shaedse rested gratuities was M. Between the sons yodels, 716 swims were layslided, sad 426 perlosed or gnatnd gratabbw. The total number of paupers relieved is England sad War. in the kb wtek of January, 1833, was 976,773. The number relieved la the Mk week of Jennary teat was 1171,401, ae • demean of 106,0112. 811011/10 117 Bove.—By the way, there ought to be • 111101Iptaai ediet evilest smoking by brats w ad er age. I elms Sato town belted:My o• the top of as ainalboa, about we tbs. the darks ems In. And to behold ao the roof of the whisks the keg rem 1 whlsterleee, wallow, milky boy, sacking et clay pipes, to summed, to behold. 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WA i t 1 1.;1 u l a s : Gra sd. s I t was 14 Ia ta Isco --- all 11 IS ad ad M O T :Tar 611 1 aad lir " 0 all 64 R. Am ealm 1% 11T4 1110 .... U.On Al , ....... ill . re T LOCAL SIAil MASZI2I. 11117 . 4.-Mtl d ..Sde. imee RT-reirsksoi api 1-vats ib I g i a r e i t r= rl 7 ....in t-rsimp u_ r ti P: jr4.-41emol cfaridle. I At; Tin FATAL Ran.wAT ACCIDENT AT LEAMINGTON. The elkeweed respecting the late fatal accident at Lainfusten took deco et the tono-hall yesterday. In ame sod elms the paseengers were examined, but no additanid Sant of ineportance was allotted. The following mating eras mammal The jay erect opinion that the de mand met Mai kls dos& from an easident on Me railway, mond by the Imekage et the adjusting screw of the Ladles cc arc *dig of the aeglas sled to the 102 tomb Ikea Regby, Got that these is so evkliere to thew hew the breakage occurred. The Pry reeseanwed that We reihi all curves such as the me wham the =OM Iteppiwel should be more anomaly Pewit wr coupled together, sad stronger Umber mod der deepen." RAILWAY BLIDOIS ACROII THE THAlll.B.—The works of the tawny bridge ow the Thames el Chokes, the only railway bilge wan the Timms fa leaden gmednt. are be rapid pogrom By the flaw it is seadineled the Pimlico railway and ration will be Swished, Sad Dilieser square will be within the sound of the railway wirktia, its saisocsatic inhabitants convenient railway minveymete to Brighton, Heals" Peeteneonth, the Crystal Palace, RAILWAY TEAFTIC.---The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Magda' kr the week lading Fah. 25 amottakd to 421,6101. mi fw the last year to 390,110 i., sitecrieg ea lew arr eeieMr ib llms grow receipts ea the reltrays herleg their kruhd la the oestrepolis sawed lar the weak ladle/ as ebrre to 171,60 W.; sad kw the consepradieg week of Yet year to 169,4231, showing an Inman of 12,4361. The Inaaaes CO the Bestirs Castles railway weeended b OIL ; the Great Northern, to 2461. • on the Greet Western, to ' 2,2631. • on the India we North Western, to 4,0711 ; on the London and Blsokers/1, to 2181. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast, to 1,697/. ; on lb Landon sad South Western, to 1,6721. ; and on the South Eastern, to 1,0661.; total, 12,4391. The receipts ea the other Han In the Baited Klugdow swonated to 20,8111., and for the earesponding period of IEB4 to 230,11621., showing en lawless of 10,1241. In the receipts el them lines, whit*, added to the Woreees is the restrepolltact Hess, mar the total balms.. 81,6001. as weepred with the oorrespoadieg week of 1821. DIECOYEBY OF A TESEILLTED PATIOHINT.An intaresthig dinner, has brae acddenteßy wele in the groaMe of Dorchester Gods At the depth at fear Met a hoar tesalated pavement wee head. Ow was had bun &Ware& The beastifel twain was fortaaately gads aged and math% as well as the = Est Elatint, tersest with the The la now IMS/Int 10 It, 6k bs. by Wt. 2 In. was Imes to the shaper tithe walla sl., enconstittrd witW the communion WY. A small coin of the Grist wee found mum the inhibit spa NANNY MA ►:SI7-THIS DA Y. Two o'CLoOL The stock markets to-day are decidedly firmer, in coesequence of the publication (exclusively in the Daily News) of the substance of an important article from the iloniteur, on the great question of peace or war. The funds have risen 1 per omit., not- withstanding a sale of 100,0001. Console; and ' I in every other department of the market a more favourable feeling prevails. English, French, Lombardo-Venetian, and Indian railway shares are all stronger. Consols for money and the 9th of March have been dealt in at 96} to j, and are now quoted 95t, " buyers." For the 7th of April, the present price is 95 13.18 to 16-16. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to f ; the New Three per Cents., at 981 to 1; Bank Stock, at 228 to 230 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debenture", at 981 to 99 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 325. to Ns. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001. The New Turkish Loan has advanced to 771 to 781 ex div., and the Six per Cents. of 1864 to 911 to I. The Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. are likewise in demand. Other foreign stooks have met with scarcely any business. Sales are recorded ea follows :—Brazilien Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1858, 94; Mexican Three per Cents., 19; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 911, 911; ditto, Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 771, 771, 781, ex div.; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1031. QUARTER PAST Two o'CLocx. At Part this morning (Saturday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram at 11.30 a.m. (being about an hoar and a half before the regular opening of the Bourse) the Three per Cent. Bents were quoted 88f r• 70c. for the end of March, showing a rise of about 1 per cent., since yesterday afternoon. Consols are now rather weaker, being offered at 95f for April. Yesterday being the 4th of the month the discount market was active, but the terms for the best bills did not exceed 2/ to 21 per cent. At the Bank the applications were limited, and confined to the regu lar customers of the establishment. It appears that the second reading of the India Loan Bill is likely to come on in the House of Com mons on Monday. The Tamar, from Brazil, has arrived at South ampton, with 43,3001. in gold. The 78,5001. in gold, and 82.3001. in silver, by the West India steamer Atrato, will be delivered early next week. —.— On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Holland and Frankfort were inquired for, and were quoted leas favourably for this country. The principal feature, however, is still the rise in the Austrian exchange. Bills on Vienna were quoted on Friday 11.30 to 11.40, and this afternoon 11.60 to 11.70. The rates are shown below : _ _ . Amsterdam, three months, ILIA, to I ; dab), shoa t 11.16 to 16; Botterdsro. three mut an t lg} t r i i i Antwerp, three mon th s, 26.36 to TI ; besco, time months. 13.6 to I; Peas, them delis Malt. 26.71 to 16; ditto, three months, 26.82/ 10 6; Pmml cm-the-lisitte, three months, 1181 to I; retasberg, pa amble, dues months, 36* to ; Viso% st Is., Htee months, 11.60 to 70 ; Trims% ditto, this months ; 11.66 to math% d 76; Warta, three issoths, SI to fi; three 4 Is I; Legbars, thme maths, I p D les, M to 6; Ours. smedlo, Wen to 624 ; Na- tale madhe, 40 Is ; Pelamo, dove mouths, 121 to I ; Naelsa, taus months, 121* to ; Ilabsa, 10. 1 7 4 , in 1 0 It Orata .0 dap. 62 1 te We. It is computed that during the last week at least 10,000 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have been sold in the London market, on foreign account. We understand that the Peruvian agents have succeeded in procuring the requisite amount of stock under the half-yearly redemption fund. The com parative facility with which the operation has been carried out on the present occasion may be attri buted partly to the apprehension of further political disturbances in Peru, and partly, perhaps, to the general stagnation of speculation in the stock markets. In commemoration of the retirement of Mr. James Hutchinson, the respected chairman of the Stock Exchange Committee, and as • mark of general esteem, a large and handsome piece of plate his been ;presented to him by hie fellow-members. The testimonial bears the following inscription :—" Pre sented to James Hutchinson, Esq., by members of the Stock Exchange, in testimony of their esteem, and of their high appreciation of perso n ali onr and valuable services as Chairman of the Committee for General Purposes.-4th March, 1869." The weesatation took plase yesterday, Mr. Corthorn being spokesman. Mr. Hutchinson, who was much affected, made a feeling reply. It is understood that the Stock Exchange Com mittee are now engaged upon a thorough revision of the roles relating to the appointment of settling days for the shares of public companies, and to their quotation in the official lie- The object of the cam. tattles is to place their requirements in these cases clearly on record. The prospectus of the National Flax Company, limited, is issued, with a proposed capital of 200,0004 in shares of 11. each. The object of this company is to bring into use improved means for the preparation of flax-fibre from the raw plant. Stress is laid upon the check which is given to the home growth of flax through the defect+, in the present system of preparing it for manufacturing purposes. It ie alleged that the patented promises scoured by the company, which are those of Mr. G. A. Cator, will effect a great economy both of time, labour, and capital. " Real:Nies" are to be established in suit able localities, and a number of plans for encourag ing a more general cultivation of this valuable plant are alluded to. At the annual general meeting of proprietors of the Bank of Egypt, held yesterday, the directors' r stating the net profits for the six months at l e Ml., and recommending a dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, was agreed to. The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company is to be held on the 18th inst., at Glasgow. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2361. _ _ The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 2, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Cronlstion bees Obenlnks active 20,609,245 Increase 270,770 Mk deposits Other deposits Chevammeat menhir la Ot asserldss ha bookie.; depertment be 10,696,147 No change her side; 'department 16,782,980 Immo 626,222 Cob sad beaks la both depertmeats damn day sad cora bllls 768,787 Increase 8,999 The Zia Neer ht reserve . Teta remerve(admeohr) to brabbe deperlaseet 18,760,377 Decrease 338,686 Owing chiefly to the large withdrawals of private 6i901,t5, coupled with the increase in the "other" seam ges which attest a revival in the denied for money—the reserve of notes and coin presents a decrease of 338,6861. The Nude statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gi ves the following totals, via.:—lmports of gold, 16,8201. • exports of gold, 132,4961. ; Imports of silver, 172,4;81.; exports of silver, 367,9621. Paling OF INOLAND.—As amour, evremat es lie let ?Ilk aid Ake lie wesitoottlee co W x 1 0w....,* gift ." • MVO 'al gas lomerl a13A4480 FAIDAT EVEN MO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, "buyers; for money and next Wednesday, opened this morn ing at the same quotation, andl, after being offered at 951, closed at 951 to I. After the recognised hours the quotation was still firmer at exactly 951 for the approaching settlement, and 962 for the 7th of April. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1; ditto, for account (9th March), 961; Three per Cents. Reduced, 981, 96, 96} ; New Three per Cents., 96, 961 Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in October, 1869, 16-16; ditto, Thirty Years, January, 1860, i 1516 ; ditto, April, 1886, 18 3-18, 181, 18 5-18; ; Bank Stock, 230, 2281; India Stock, 222; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 99 ; Three-and-s-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, payable in May next, The New Two-and-a• Half per Cents. were like wise officially marked 80. The June Exchequer Bills remain quoted 355. to 38s. prem.; the March Bills were sold at 335. prem. Th!tlndian Four per Cent. Debentures were firm, at 981 to N. Monday next is the last day for sending in the March Exchequer Bills for renewal. The New Turkish Loan was in better demand, and has advanced to 771 to t ex div. The Six per Cent'. of 1854 were also rather better, leaving off at 901 to 913. Sardinian Bonds remain heavy. Anglo-Pernvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were again rather more offered. Bank shares remain steady. Oriental Bank were inquired for, whilst Ottoman were rather flat. Electric Telegraph stock fell 2 per cent. to-day, and now stands at par. Red Sea and India Telegraph shares have risen to Ito prem. Madras Irrigation shares continue in demand, and were marked-3 and I press. Scottish Australian Investment stock wan more offered; and South Australian Land shares firm. An improvement of per cent. took place to-day in South Australian Government Bonds, as well as in the series of Canada Bonds the dividends on which are payable in February and August. MINBS.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocr. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Russell are slightly flatter, owing to the realisations. The present quotation is 29 to 30. North Basset shares are in demand. at 91 to 10$. Great Wheal Alfred are quoted St to 41. A fur amount of business has likewise been dons in shares in Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, West Condon, But Trefusis, Tincroft, and Buller and Basset mines. A number of transac tions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange list. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain steady. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: Nothing has occurred to alter the unsatisfactory position of the metal market, and operation► continue to be very limited in number and extent. In copper there is no change to note; the market quotations aye firmly =detained, and confidence in the continuance of present prices is generally felt. Iron is kept in good position by the large demand for clip, but Scotch pig is still lower, belts to-day Ms. Bd. per ton for mixed numbers. Lead is wittier change, and the rme may be raid of tin and spatter. Tin plates are in better demand, and mice. have atifkinel. An extrsordinery general meads( of the Australian Company is called for the 18th `for the pm= considering the letters of WWI. Forster, Davenport, and Ifitehins, communicated to the shareholders In the circular issued by the board on the 19th ult., and to take such action thereon as the shareholders may think most desirable." An extraordinary general meeting of the Heat India Cal Company is called for the 23rd inst. The settlement of the Het of contributories of the Mixon Great Creole Copper Miniog Company is to be rids by Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wool on the Mettote.4 METOPOLITAS BOARD OF WORSB.—The Ordinary meeting of the Metropolitan Beard of Works was held lee. Wedgy in the Coonell-ohmlar, Oddball ; Mr. J. Timid= in the chair. Thema statement woe puma* sad showed • total balance of 809,6211. fa. 11d. A report Ins brought op from the finance committee, stanng that it appeared to the committee that oaths cool tax weeflikely to be d .de. ed et no distant date, they were of opinion that it Is expedient that they should be empowered to hold en immediate conference with the metropolitan members, and ultimately with the government, with the view of obtaining for the panicles of the board the whole or part of the coal dues and cab and omnibus duties. This subject was considered to be of consi derable importanoe, and after a abort discussion It was ordered to be taken Into ooneidention on Friday nert—A, deputation from the vestry of Botberhithe Wended the board, and presented a memorial relative to the Deptford Lower-road sewer. The subject was referred to the works sad improvement committee. The board then adjmunad. PROGRESS OF Titacranianleht.—Purchar's Direc toriails doglieonws to be One of the test-books at the clergy of the church of Ea, *specially in the diocese of Oxford. It is a full and elaborate directory for all mat ters of church ritualism, and goes into all the details of cram, banners, waters, vestments, altars, dowers, proces sions, dz., with as mach minatentes as if the author had received a second towslatka from the Mount, vi.h en injunc tion to make everything ceding to the pattern shown hint. From this book we learn how high an altar-non should be, and of what material it shoat be constructed; how the proeseskaal noes should be made, and how it should he borne; bow the bread or wafers for Holy Communion should be prepared, and who should be entreated with the operatics ; how water should be mixed with wine at the Bachand ; In what manner the blessed Sacrament should be elevated above the head of the celebrant ; how the what should crow himself; how the sink are to be anointed, and the dead preyed for; with a variety of other matters of equally profound importance. Of these instruc tions the of the choicest =reels is certainly the direction given for anointing the sick, which is as follows The holy oil stock slat I'M be made of silver, and have a case et purple silk. The priest will midst the sick person by making the sign of the moat holy cross upon the forehead with his right thumb, steeped in the holy oil. He will then chine° his thumb with a particle of bread, which he will hero brought with him for that parpas, and at the sod of the function wipe the unction frm the sick peremee forehead with a piece of cotton staff. The priest will be angel to talcs the particle and cotton we used to the sacristy, there to be burnt In the accus'omed place." On this delectable piece of ritualism the Oxford lint remarks that " it Is not suffi cient to call It Romanism ; it is Febdilmo, or at bast rank heatheribm."—PeinOt. Tax GUARDS' MErdtlat.—The Bwader given the following description of this memorial :—lnetesd of the manorial to be omelet in Waterloo-piece being of the dimensions mentioned it will be some 37 cc 38 feet high. The front of the pedestal, at some 11 feat from the ground, will be occupied by three soldiers—a Grenadier, • Fusilier. and a Coldatre ma of her Majesty's brigade of Guards, in their fall marching costume as they fought at Inkernison. These Sgens will be about 8 feet 6 inches in height. Their =pectin fags will be behind them : thee altogether form ing a pyramidal group. Thu* nags net against a second granite pedestal, on which, end above the fags, will stand a Agars of Honour, with her turns extended wide, lend In her bands and on her arms will be wreaths of honour. This figure win be 10 feet high. The inscription beneath her will ba " Honour to the Brave; and beneath the Guards, Trio jousts in nue," the motto of ohs brigade. The four figures will be cast out of brans cam= taken at Sebastopol, and given by government. Be hind, on the near Acs, will be a pile of settle! broken Russian guns, bunt and =tinted, as they were found in Sebenopol, which le • new fixture in a monument. These are the gene ral othancterinies of the memorial; but on the skim la be introdeced a slight degree of decoration in the setts of sunk renew used by the Egyptians, who were so accustomed to deal with large surfaces of granite, and which, with dna attention, might be introduced with good effect occasionally into our own granitic treatmest. The foundation is ha t zt: tba ground line, an lis a mass of concrete some 17 feet 16, by 10 feet deep. No portion of the granite pedestal yet been plac ed , nor will any portion of the work be hurried. The memorial is favoured with a moot conspicoons place In the metropolis, sod of course every possible care meet be taken be render it in some de( r_se worthy of the ate. PURCHASES FOR THE NATIONAL PORTRAIT GAL LERY:Lord Stanhope has this week secured, at fair prima, three pawning of persona camplemons In the history of Eng- Ihead. They come from Halms-Lacy, la Herefordshire. th e seat of the Beadsman& Her Mba r:! wanted one. Lord Which( *ter wanted another, and Mr. Sidney Herbert stood pane in head foe the purchased the third. It is gratifying to thiak that there are private collect= who will surrender their claims midi withdraw ia favour of the public. The picture her Madrid/ is said to have desired is a full-length of the copy son of Mary Queen of !loot.--m moat curious portrait of King James I. of Eng land (dune of Scotland), standing in balloon. like truchee with • hawk on tin. The dam on the pietas 1e 1674, when the Scat Cab Solomon we. still nada the rad of George Buchanan. In inlay respect It is an historical picture, and the pries (two bandied sad fifty gain se) was not too much. leet n. d Pl the cttre rleig l4 le: d predec Wilmbudar eseor , Lord west• d wee the W"intigher Treasurer of England whoa Quids Elisabeth was Queen. The third sequisitan—thetr• Lord Stanhope his re amed, and Mr. Sidney "lon _for "—is ther per trait el Mary Sidney, C'onntese Perabeins, Sidasy's Pembroke's mother; and a very carious and well-painted portrait it is. There is an tescriplim fa the left-heed career white punks every one—" Marl 12°, fano Demi° i 1614. Nos till now." To what does chi refer P---.llloanthd I I _ tAWRIMPT. IGOTSfluoillt Debt CLOW* Other liseurtlial MOON Gold Oath sad ID.I 15.4111 &hie Baba Wittig oreehressr. Wiese OaceleL ..411.144000 Mail) lts Woad= eepedleOmeteit. Other War e Irli= Debtehf_rcAsse.) 8.314065 Ursa Blinada— 1 Tde,t 3 2 = du= eiiiiiiiie 'V ?I? &USDA% i4l 2Z,504 Meth 3. MA M. 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