The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-22 00:00:00

DIA. THE BOMBAY MAIL. We have received letter sad journals from Born- Day dated February 23. The Bombay Standard says: be campaign is Mimed has hitherto resulted much as the tompogs in Central India did during the Last; mentlis of the pursuit leder Tanta Tope. limy pas were taken sad the .aci,y gel with little Ism in killed or wended. D e w, low H .raford, reinforced by the lot Bengal Earopeass sad Kama= bamboo, mead the Reptee on the 9th of Feleaary, sad me 'smeared the advanced paid of the rebels • low lades WWII the treater. TM rebels led, mad left fourteen pas and a IMAM bahiad. It we. undat4,4 that the main body was thirty miles to ideeeastwee4. Lea this body should attempt any hostile nermatemt tom* Oak Kowmaft's brigade hes been adored to keep pod watch. !myth's coleus with the 78th end • wing of the 42a4 bee readved iestractioas also to guard wide }saloon the treatise an tits Roltikand side, whilst • cola= has beam ordered to be concentrated oa the Ganda& nada Cilonel Kelly. This column will be formed of troop truss Fpabed sad other prams. In other aspects so cheap bee tskca place in Ord& The disarmament contiattes, and is moat sacore filly out, sad amebas of lase:gents and rebels have mrrsadered slam the Goversor-Gamml decimal that errors permeate were only reserved far those positively shown do have takes part be the merder of Beropesse. la the sort! -met of India the pursuit of Teethe Topes ate Perwerier CAltillllts se vigorously as ever. Pert of the esker driven ap lobo the drat of Ilnekswettee, and hoping el reachleg the territory of Blismlpors, have bees pretreated from effecting their purpose, sad Sieved to serreeder to the Arab of Bikosoor. Bat the chiefs ire RBI at large, sad Tsar Tope • ith his followers semeded is break's( thrash eer date hawks seta to the southward. Whoa last beer of os the 11th Meant, he me co the metres Mr at the Mrsralli titUs, butters Brispoore sad Ajmer, with listme sad Karl m parfait, sad a column from Deer seder Colossi Kelly rearing, to cat him eif if parrs. la Baer Sr Beg le Hors preparation.. for the freaks of the LAWN have be fametellsd, sad tree mire dispersed by Wear 1111 r. f ece, which bee dates* the well hsews of Bsewent Nigger sod Diger, is well r several other small forts in various pets el ,ha seastry. The terror inspired by the light at Michelob' had so Mender the grilles that they made se Mr So deirel say of their Paw Poss. Ls the Boris= Marra' esemilry the dessellties of forts is ale a meter of swargesey, wed hurried», Useral, Baser mil other dem ere or will be levelled. The rajah of the former swum, has been liberated ander the amnesty. The Newel) of ierrackabed is wider trial at Tettelarluir aid Meath Khan. • well-ham rebel ia Rohilestad, has evraiderei. la the l'ealeali the Umiak mad Mollies railway b been amarwead, sad the this mod wee tamed at Lahore, by Sr Jobs Lewis% ea the Bth tut. The Strallery Corps have bees reduced. Ia Kheadeiah Captata Peat* has bad s eaceeeelel enemata with 200 rebel Ses peye sad Illwele wider Sheeny' nub. la as " extra " the Bombay Standard mays Frisky, Feb. 24, 6 p.m. By the loot exosate Taatia Tepee wee at !Growled), co the lower Chtuebel. Fereze Shah with the Bee at Chia& esath-test of Nemeth. On the 9th init. Brigadier Horstard martbed from Sud- hares Ghat on the Ra;tee into Nep•ul. He with his form advanced op t►e Raptee about 16 miles, when the *germ el the enemy wee taken by sorpriee. ♦ portion of the free under Colonel Hill bore made a detour, and creamed this Raptise below the tneso's position and then WNW his right. The enemy opened • hasty are apes one troops and thin fled. The main body cams up in time witome the rebels in their flight, and puresed by Camel MIN saes. It is believed that the Nana himself wu In command. Thirteen guns were captured by is, and the whole rebel force routed. The grata was so broken and jitney that it was Impossible for our ram to ta►c full advantage of their suotem. They had 16111febed, too, &boat forty miles, so that they were quite 'alarmed. The Bombay Times reports that the import market has been dull daring the fortnight; the money market continues stringent as before ; and the rates of freights have advanced. The following telegram from the government of India,dated 22nd alt., had been published for general informs , ion The foll..inc i 4 an eV act from a notification, published in a Gazette Estraordizary on the 21.0 fastest, mamboing the final arrtngemect to be made for the .swine of the years 1659-60. 1. Reduction is the pretest enormous war charges will hs nude as any, and t) so great an extent, as may be mfe. 2. Measures will be taken for the persunint increase of the Indian MMUS, as largely me may be eoneistent with 'wand policy. 3. But as the full Demerit of the.. operations will net he felt la 186940, the Governer-Geocral to Connell hereby manossees that the IBMIOWIt of mosey which he will look to the ladist market ti be raised by loan, in order to provide for the venire of 1869-60, is five mixes of specs. 4. When this 4/1110.111t shell have been realised, the loan of 1859-60 will be closed, and no further lout will be opened in India during the year. 6. Is pursuance of the principle adopted on July 20, 1867, the ken to be opened on the lot of Ray neat will be a Ples-end-a-Half per amt. loan, to which sulevriptions will be received in mall and half five pee cent. paper. 6. If this loss should not preince the required amount, ton Governor-Orsersl is Conseil will recommend to the Right Roo. the Beczetary of State, that the deficiency should be supplied ham Ragland. 7. No ken carrying a higher rate of interest wall* meted la India is the course of the year 1869.60, unleso maw it r.rectiosa from the home government. 8. The keno of tram, bills oa the teems Bodged cm January 26, lea, will be dosed on April 30. 9. A sew erne of tresenry bill. will be notified from Key 1, tear* interest at the rate of two-and-a-half pies per diem. 10. The ma which my be received aged these sates tedi cot be counted se a pert of the dm mere which the preemie* desires to rate by lam. You ere requested to publish the above in your gams mast Oautte. By order of the Right Hosoarebis t►e Gommor tr Comma, B. H. Sluts. Actieg Secretszy to the Government. Doubly Curl. , 23rd February, 1059. The Loh•.re CArestirfe, received to-day, states that Lieut.-Governor Sir Jahn Lawrence will sail front Bonibey for Es/stead al the 12th of April. Is the course of the proceed*, Wattling the covanteaoment of the Pea- ' Jima railway, 8w John Larnaca proposed the following Vow Ladies ►ad Gentiewea-1 beg to propose the health of the Viceroy and Clowned Nowa' Viecoant Csa. on,. 3 Kellett noblenisa, who, fa politicel atones of ve to as unity, ha. stand the vowel of slate Into the haven of ...corny, and whi has always dome ►is duty to his tsad ~,U11117," - - Bit Charles Tresslyan's appointment to Mans is toom,ed most tomusobly by tbo Lam rom. The Bombay Stao;dard says :—"Mr. Hartley Gr. tome, reef tattooer of the Red 8.4 ad India Ikon% Telmer Conroy, hes arrived si Kerrecre. We are slat to has that the randier tarp by We penmen le the Rai 6 s are very eatiefacttry, sad that i• the short spurs etre years at meet WO are likely to have Imentertor eseartir with Swops." Mgr. Porgy. Raw When' pre-viear at Heaton, hes arrived et Mrseillis Irvin lama. This page, who Is. ridded twaq•tw years in dr ferrets met, ►ee doped the sustems of it Mom suisarrie. His heel Is sherd, sad he were shag sal ben 1M Dolt of the bisiL He eel lairs His Arm port for tars lily Leal saw week, sad eta mar or his poet. Mr. Wm. B. F. Mayers, recently appointed Illedest Interpretsr te the Bride Hatless, le Calms, was to mil fttlfel Bows, UAW Obese, ea the Tb. Boston Amnia! nya players hr bees la this country be rm Sr. sad els pears, sad dratg that tins hes bra ✓it'oped se s earatrelal tier and at a writer for the eras Though bray eat et his are, he Is remarkable for his atteherala He as aro sad err with ere, Oer.ar Hair, Brash, sad Preach; has a We boosted,* glibitfa, Over, ameerlt, Btag.les. Mort, rd Portuguese, aid Is se sliest wetter of Bestir. He hes tosttibeged UMW errs* m tbe Isieherkeiter, 4thustu MontAiy, sad eller reedierlu" THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 22, 1859. 12.4.1LW4Y6 IN THZ PUNIACA SPEECH OF SIR JOHN LaWRIIICZ. The first sod of the Puaj►ub Railway was tamed r the Lieutenant-Governor Sir John Lawrence, amidst a scene of great pomp. About 200 native chiefs and gethry wee, present, and many thou/sods of other natives, The `round chosen was near the Lahore terminus. Hie Ithethiney delivered the following epee& on the dal 1 of the proceedings Sir, I shall have much pleasure, be accordance with your invitation, in turning the lint sod et this railroad. Inch a work deserve to be bailed by us all es of the highest importance to this province. The engineer., I understand, anticipate that the 32 Mike of rail road between Lahore and Umritsur will be completed tallith more then • single year ; sad that the line will be ethraded to Meehan in the succeeding ems years. The conetrootion of railroads will form quite on me he the hietory of the Penjaeb. Their effect will be to give a vest stimulus to It. industry, and to benefit all clues. of the people. It would be dilleult in particular to over-estimate the value of this railroad, extending over fell 240 miles trom Umriteur to hfooltan. In ocanation with improved steam-boats on the India, and the railway from Kota , * to Kurraches, It will bring us English people nearer to our native land than at present, by • good fortnight. The gala, is • political and military point of view, to the state, will be bruoanse : the true bane for oar military operations, the best security far this froatkr, being an easy and certain communication with the sea. To the people of this great promises the adveategth of the railroad will be squally important. It will go it to sr um good prime and a amnia market for their pro does to the landholders of a country which produces mom than it consumes • and which to • coed &cable extant • has hitherto 14Ni issarlississL The railroad will prove equally beneddel es the meenfartazor and like trader; while it will, for a cassilabb time, seems abuthance of labour to the poem dimsof the •IMlMltilitg. Yew tallroads In India MU Mee Imm endiseires trader bagger osepiess. Under sell Wen re armed ie the Wine of the leer at the 111 k peer. Ms ems Op sentare a6pezerese el MOM seri' Ike, Whig alp not lees this woks. The lest Is re sesperana of the summer the reaper ,_aed the eellesms sephr of the rely lemisene reeta. The later fa Om seet et the leer gemermat, red the pen of regimes el sew of the atii is the term the Wm of Inenelas. rdin, sad reline is peat sal emeenees. The warsossking 000 stay heir end edirerk sal prinks dense The ism Deals Ora. whir w is spee so he se Lahore Mehra the neat ale math% ell semisr the hod stall more productive. lleismon Lime eel Ifasl - a drum of verde of two Inarkell trim the opeattry is indeed thinly itopulakel. ed Mr batter then a desert at premet. But the re oral end the Wheal will l wm ar by la year brad pepeelles. erdva- hoe. sad She insenlime the dean , =Mika this Ur rheas for the ended of a nmostabis. Its swam lir alms the dorsal ridge of the N °matey, user, VFW ahem a mehem e = y iratil whine • few miles of oshes, ,Mr any ' physital obstacles. There are aa trams se oiler to apes ; no inundationto gelid writ; se hollows I to dB up ; and no acclivities to oat then* Soak a railroad ought to las constructed at a very embeste sad admit of goods being caned et a cheep rote e rg sooriely of its elorturioe ell miry depend the sec ' aro of the eaterprios as a lards! orealatam for the bulk of the seer cannot bear an =peeve transit. It is a stereo of mach easideree le an to know, under the bkralsg of God, of tow ef the most important works for the 1 l tof the reamer of the cowry, and the eon ethl2l:lOf Breath power—l anode to the Bares Doab Canal, and the new !railroad • th e or hue been partially completed. and _the o th er 01111:111111041, during my admi . nauseam:. OZDNANCI 81TIVST.—A report We is this morales hem the Wir-ellice, tithe paper of the Ordaanee tram, sal topographical dap% to the Slat el Deo. Ise. One "lithe helm mialkeed in the Tepee Is that the saving effected by the introdoction of photovephy hoe beta at the rate of 1,6161. per annum, and that the eaves which will be effected by Stein troduction during theme's." ettbethrrey willammtat to at least 31,9621. During the last year the progress to the marvel of England has bees 9.6 square miles 'arrayed, 615 ermine miles drawn, and 323 square miles published. The proves of the survey of Scotland, on the large scale, durieg lest year, has been 774 square miles surveyed, 1,177 square miles dews, and 1,160 square miles published. In Ireland an arts of 18,968 square miles has been engraved as the ono-lamb scale in outline ' of which 3,666 square dies bap been dose during As past year. The topo grephiail eetebliehisiet has had great demands made upon it within the kit year in providiog the peas and pap contacted with tba opratione of car MOW I. the Crimea, India, sad China, and Is peptise a eat of plans of the bernaks in the earthen district of Esgend. The tits of the old artillery stables on the parade of the Horse Guards is reeetamraded as admirably land" for a topographical dope, as from its neutral position relative to the Horse Guards, Admiralty, Wer-cfileo, the Treasury, and the Foreign and Colonial Mom, it would be readily se. etheible to all the deportment'. RICIIIIT21111:1 ELECTORS FOR MARTLEBONE.—On the aration el Lord Riche a return has been made to Perlis meet el "the total number of registered electors in the breast eliMetylobone, and of the total number that polled at the rand election." The 'umber on the register is 21,031; the number that polled on the occasion of Mr. Jansee's election wee 10,167. The proprietors of the American Circus, Alhambra Palace, advertise, but we °swot el:ippon that they wish to be tederseted literally, that nest week will be produced "the prier novelty of the mason, • Spaabh ball fight, telY Itss bra In preparation for the lest five mouths, and la dick the Californian performers will take the leading me% killing fAe hell and other wonderful exp'eite as pa- Ihersi by them is Peru." This is a spectacle which neither Bigileb tastes nor Engin!' laws would permit. A Defence Association of the Mutter Spinners of hafts was re-organned yesterday. This amociation muted to sent alter the close of the "1 ,- .,ck out " of 1863-4, sad it is new farad afresh in consequence of • climate hewn a Pemba firm asd their wotkpeople. If the " hands " of • soft who pay the same rate that is paid by other masters should IVA* foe sa advance of wages, the association will support him pp:sanity In his resistance to their demand. tourer HINSINCITOII MUSECti.—During the week eating March 19, the Tinton haw been as follows: On Monday, Teseday, end Saturday, free days, 3,738;; as I Monday need Tenday, free meetings, 2,866. On the three ate days Oadrieeion the public 60, 767 ; ems writate evorlsg, Ma p a, !It ; total, 7,642. nor the spears ef the Ilmear, 524,7211. SACRED HAIISONIC Socirrv, EXETEIt-HALL. Raydn's Oratorio, the Seines," will be performed on Fri day, Meek 25. Principal woad' Madam Carrie. flars, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. We se. Oaaurwicu FAlL—Last evening a numerously attended public meeting was held in the spacious waiting :weft at the railway statios, Greenerich, for the adoption of mewarea to procure the restoration of the Easter end Whit =adds planers fairs in that town. The chair was occupied by Mr. W. Jones, solicitor, wit, observed that If the matter had been properly coasted at the time, he wry much doubted whislin the fair could ban keen legally abolished. The love and trade had bass seriously injured by its aboli tion, end on the wore of nueality he could KS no harm in the vast poptettes of Lentos coming down to Greenwich twice ia inch year to pate:Wes the glottis of ()jawboned alley and ammo themselves is the park. The report of • committee previously appointed wee then read, and it was stated that although it was aot probeb'e that the fair could be held en its former site, there wee ranee to believe that Orseewice-park would be granted tor thepurpees under cer tale remelt:noes. Oa the reit:intim of Mr. R. Wild, • me morial to the Conimla.iessets of Wools and Forests, wan adopted, setting forth the injuries resulting to the nimbi taate from the abolition of the fairs, end preying fee the we of Greenwich-park foe th-ir re-establialsoient. A WIDDINO Tx C3eoL.-012 Thursday morning a carious mitrim• alai suttee took place at the risen in Oloweeter-street. Si. tinier ; the repected chaplain of that estebtietuneat, the It.v. Mr. Lemptikre, beanie, by special bream, joined together is wedlock—" for Witmer for worm" —two Wanes of that place—vie, John Small and Mee Cooper, the would•be Goddess of Lore and Fortune. The brute mad bridegroom ere both members of the gipsy tribe, and ere true undergone their term of imprisouruent, for baring entered the sum of 201. from a young lady of this Weed, by preemiling to stile her plaint," and promising MI • seitAbis partner for lib. Sark en event, being of rare weenence withis the el...onty walls of the Gloucester street Hoist," mis, as may be presumed, joyjelly celebrated by the (un)keppy pair.—Jerry Coma. LADOVlL—Several hundred convicts are MOW 1111=1 . at ChMilmes in esllleg in the marshes at St. Iffery' s teloisise Cita.h.m Dockyard, the site of sir:mensd sow Mane twins which are about to he mus hy the iMeraremest Clusebeen Ia Milan In tlwe woks, wield will tarot.. a caselamble eriferz ysec eesal impmfmet Improvements are is pryer et tbe Neatly belt a midion steeling his sheady less saproded darn, the pest few years at Mir= la eras& lee and lagvevias the decks. Wag sillies= eratig sew establehment• aid Irgeseleu Ibe by 11111111•11 el 'enlist I.hour. Dube Me remit year tir reheated ems required for She farther eateries and by dockyard. by means of =mice tabor, is 71 . 0r a11 0W., of thick eam 23,0001. hem already been voted by praliarast. It Is alo• ragasod rep* Wo. 1 dock, and to errs the rher wall at ibe eartmee et es estimated outlay of MIK Ileverat writhed meow also to be ambel, rams dire ars briars, err now steam ma delsory, am" as" ft., at a ere el 8,600 t. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commiesioner new) in in zooms, GLADSTONI, AND CD• Adjudication dioanlormptey was made aphid the members of this firm, who bed tended se ehipmenere and eti t r awne and Insurance broken, in Behr-abet. Rogers and had petitioned the cant seem Ume ago under the arrange ment datums; std aped** was now presented by a metlitor, Kr. C. R. Bowan, wise merchant, of Feachurch-street, egoism the third pertain, Callow. Mr. Walter appeared in support of this petition. Mr. Lhelidatir, on behalf of tbo tun, stated that difficulties bad mhos in the way of carrying out the private arrange ment, and consented to an adjudication being made against all the partners. Adjudicated accordingly. Their liabilities are Wd to be about 19,0001.; wets, 3,0001. or 4,0001. (Before Mr. Registrar Miller.) In ILI AWN AND NILLIS. The hoagie were inmehanta of Nottingham, and of New 11016 Tble wee the Gemination meeting. Mellis not havingemsenhmed, sad heist out of the country, hes been entiewed. ease tiupt b bled acme rola mimes sidessts, dated to have been prepared by himself, hoes which it would mow that the liabilities of the firm, under melees beads, amount ,weeds of 200,0001., including a liabi li ty of SAUK as bile accepted without consideration for the ea meemehdien of the notorious liffiDcasid and Co., Olaseaw. On the credit Ms of the amount Ike are equally lug% r beladisi kr= el 1 103,0001., and so on ; Alia was deem Ibue b • very mall same of mein comtiry, tV:ig rilblisoce ave been !few T sal gesseeds el which arl Yid by 111111% Dennisienns bare at Nen Yak. Prosesibp have, however, been issilemeela u tte =Orr the sicevery cd this preperty ; awl ma titres maths was sew mbenle Swell the Kr. Davie. (hem the elks el Mum . bawd) fur the assignees, and Mr. Lisklotsr ix the hmahroptlirries. LA an lova.••••••••• The bankrupt via • boot and oboe math cturer, of Briok-lana, Bpitakbalde. The was the egjoersed exspoloa• don meettug. Debts, SUL; no mats. Mr. C. K. Lewis supported. Mr. Lucas opposed, on the ground that the trade 'spumes were not vouched and meeker adjournment was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS, (THIS DAY.) ILLI4BION-H01:11571. THU CROUCH-SATI OVISITTON. Mr. Ir. H. Ashurat, of the Old Jewry, solicitor, wu ma mmal by the churchwardens of the pariah of St. Mildred, Poultry, for refusing to pay a church-rate of Ss. 4d. Mr. Cox, tatty dirk, attended to support the summons, _ . and proved the levying of the rate. - - Mr. haltunt took en objection to the validity of the rate, and handed in a written notice that he intended to dispute it in the Ecclesiastical Court, upon which The lard Mayor decided that his jurisdiction wee ousted, and the churchwardens, if they wished to enforce payment, must go to that court to prove that their rate was a legal Kr. Cox said they would certainly do so, and the commons wr then dianimed. Mr. Wm. Connell; watchmaker, Chupeide, then answered toe anima for refacing to pay a rate of 61. 10s., claimed by the same churchwerdens. He likewise objected to the validity of the rate, and intended to dispute it. Mr. Con—Then whops you will put in a written notice, es Mr. halm* has done. Mr. Connell—No, Ido not think that is necessary. The notice I now give le eutdelent in law. The Lord Mayor—Yes, I think so. Mr. Cox—Well, we moat go to the Beclealeatical Court, bat I wish to state that this rate wee levied for the repairs of the church, in comefeencs of • complaint from the rector that it ma not it for the performance of divine ear vice, and that the parish was polled upon the rata which was agreed to almost unanimously, and until to-day no gentleman ham had the ocinadanoe to come, and in the face Of day, say he would not pay the rate, and now there are only three who refuse, Mr. Ashuret, Mr. Connell, and Mr. Beck. Mr. Connell has himself tilled the once of churchwarden, wad attended the chnzeb, and I do not suppose that he would dispute it unless ho had coescientioue objections. The mount expended for repairs wee 4801., for which I can produce receipts, and we shall certainly go to the Ecclesi astical Court. Demssons dismissed. Mr. Thomas Beck, of Choopeide, who was Inemoned for 61., nude x dmilar objection. Db. Cox—Do you intond to dispute the rats in the Bo olatiostical Court ? Mr. Book—Yes. . Mr. Cox-I's very glad to hear you say or. This suntance also was therefore diszahscd, and the par tin than quitted the court. ILULLBOROUGH-STRRET. ASSAULT ON OWIN MOW MIA stesegly halt young man, Warn charged with la ammli ea Oen &rift, of the Black Hone, Tick haei►a`aMr Haymarket, under the following circum- stamen Mr. Swift said that about 7 o'clock on the parlor even ing the prisoner name into his house and demanded to even a• with drink ; but it berg seen house, be hod had gars enough, it was refused; upon which be became very abusive to his wife and daughoar, and was so noisy and made use of web atrocious language, that, notwithstanding he was veer ill, he was compelled to get out of bed and go dowagers to He desired the prisoner to go away quietly, wiser be seised hold of him and shook him with great violence, and ▪ idt convinced that had not some gentleman come to his sir 'tree he would have been severmy Wand, as he was very nawalL The primer's defence was that be had her drinking. Kr. Seed= mid the prisoner compelled a landlord, who WWI vary 111, to get out of his bed in consequence of his arrive and abominable language, sad that when be was requested to go away, he seized him and behaved is a very cowardly meaner towarda Fined 31., or two months. SHAKE L 18169.-711.18 DAY. Two o'CLoar. - _ The railway share market to-day is somewhat latter, the late advance having led to a few sales. Compared with the 4 o'clock :potations of yesterday, Caledonian stook presents a decline of a per cent., and Midland, Lancashire, and Yorkshire, and London and South Western, a decline of Ito per cent. North British, on the other hand, has again risen to Per cent. Present quotations are es fol lows : London and North Western stock, 96 k to I; Great Western, 691 to being very steady ; Lancashire nd Toilet" 98 to ; Midland, 1021 to ; South Eastern, 21 6-16 to 7-16 per share ; Caledonian, 841 toB6 ; Berwick, 93 to ; North British, 61 tot; London and South Western, 93 to a; and Eastern Counties, 121 to per share. French and Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares exhibit a fresh ries. Lombardo-Venetian Old sham are now quoted 1 9-16 to 11 prem.; ditto New, 1 1-18 to la prem. The Indian Railway shares and Grand Track of Canada stook are fairly sappurted. Great Western of Canada shares remain heavy. arges -7 ... surs : is is a. ...... orwa rradar =or s.`‘ loisimbNlMlOupw LI j avai. • ": = ma (46;.;•:::::":. ' W D.. 2 g e s rl all II el Mao II De. 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Yews lbs market wee good st the wok& awl after donee in the middle of the der , eked gum dm at the hem Monbeeme 63g 46-111melibmne. 116 6--Oaldoming. 16 1 Choler and llobituid 446 I—Shitosolgweirg if' emghtie t. 9ll672retabelt4 o6 jr=6 4 1101P—Iteedi Dried. 60 61— I c a, emgl Meth 17 t—Leeds Nertieges. 4116 ISt 146 —Nish ibealki, 41 ii.lll din-41W Treat el Oileas. 1614—fiegg t Watery ot thasdit 161 6. Merl Main 11.—Tbm legatitt %ma W oithilm“ thremithout the day. The liemriettoni reverie , ' were hi Gnat Westin Bleimiathas litederemos Ma. at 106 1. N. ; L mod Nee* Wotan NO* st Ige. ; mod Blitommatate purl 6tmeimethem, mg 96 pet elms SMOCKING AOCIDINT OR THE BortH-PdeT9ltk Itaxiwau.—Yeatertiq (Momae7) sitersooe, es the podia udetary lowa -train wee nada; the ha Gate keel emir hag, Remegate, Timid Bertlest, la the employ of Mr. So lly, of Ash P.m. s a Mohler Bier stock (who, we preinate, wee returning from the Seadwieh merket), (ho mord the line at the above-named when presto*, the dog whkh acoompazded bins In danger of beteg ran over by the sr. nroaohmg trMo, he stepped back to burry the dog of line. In so doing the buffer of the incite came in contact with the poor fellow's head, striking him with comklembie Z= and closing lostent death. The dog, as may be , was also oat in pieces. The driver of the on p er suing a nom to the line, Instantly etmatZft, whistle, and eadewoured to dm tbc train, bat the distance befog eo short it wee IA so eve.— SearcsA Gaselle. KUMAR AT MALTa.—A letter from Malta, dated the 12th. says This morning a Greek meteheat, of tbe same c.f Crabs DWI, was krund strangled in hie bones m this ci , y, and his hands and kgs bound with a rope. • meek was also found In the mom . It is supposed that the murder Ti. committed on the last day of carnival, the 9th hod., foe the body presented may appearance of the extino den of life several days. Dreamed, who was rich but avaricious, lived singly, and without any servant. The bills........nUrderere'tmuoimallfiumminetoreadmmiLiotiartaklibmswanguesse:oownireeUF r . the d Ta i tuth a tl eomeed m : d boda : on.tift : reoblit:ibiLtbeneet yoUoe aintili amektandag the and, ft is to be hoped will enc ase/ la Wastes te jerke." The nog ro walk is lively in Georgia; good &ISM „ in beerale rot prim extraordlaartlylkh. The illommoalt Repuilitan we that et a eels fa that city last Mak "prime meg min' . brought 1250 dola. to 1,360 dole. a Pim; • haft dila was sold for 6,026 doh. 1111V11111 MILL We. MM. IL 4 ii aIIWAN 71= -.... D 4.011 Went Omin Me_ frae = l se 4 11.1.nallIMII •.) 111 MMUS! klitAgbill 1 "=lVel, . ..% Athol = LI Wls. Vat MOM = r i i. IF Mai = I . TSA I T " raz z. 11 Cho p i L lUa.o, Ilt i t Wm M a l 1 , « ii;i7,iiii.• r ......= amrtlwal W" .chimitt limm W 10 Wl.looll vie I L WlLlhalit Wh. Wird Am $ kamo Is. I Ihre. 1 it l'ark.. it j it i rcs. l 7 .i. l P I T IM I :1 4; pnes; I UN: real. MILAN' s = - 2 m 11.01 - N a=' . -941 A... st inia. ilit i a...7l: . :,..,. =::_., as 4, " ga t ...... ...... .. 1811 Osage Lulu aji ji a R IC° i M t i gn AmiL A rTN gl U • imaria=:: ... ... - - 01 awl we= .. •- 21 W. US NM. rir.sl IS. So Di. nur- M0 ........ ... .. KM 1/1 MAMA ...... - It IDI W ai t:4% :: - .1 NAN UT3 t=l e a railaii 1 72.1 - = nIS WM U Sala Lainds....... - 4.018 II Ds. - I .... 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IiOL HANDICAP PLATE. Ow mile. Om= of as Boa* Tama Dear, Greenwich Fair, Puritan, Peradsle, Whimskad, Odd Fellow, /Carer, leak* amt Eltham booty, are bars. - - - - COVENTRY HANDICAP. 11110 and a brag Qom el t h e, Sot Tame. Deer, Elth.m Beauty, The Gem, mad Jo* are bona CRAVEN STEEPLECHASE. Pow mfles. Tease. OrShare, sting, Klbworth ted, The Conte (We Inatcatcher), Omer Penh.,endorgan Rattler, it. len. .... —. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two miles. Tows,Testa Dear. Qom of the booth, Paololot, Royalty, lo sad Jalopy, WI hers. 9) Crass Assrms.—Kilsby, Cjothls, Y.How Rose. JOlll I do Como, Talmmo, Bslvarioe, Ts!swarth, and English So Ross. 4 _____ BIRKINGRAII.—(TE IIS DAY.) APAIVID.-01bralew, Beldamloe, Manta, May Doy, Choy Kew, Borldblo, Harry of Bacolod, Boatuttag Bird, Goldtofth, Young Magnet, Thralls*, Dakotans, end Clair the Way. Fizz As PleiAL—This nwienieg, between the bows of 3 emil 4. • the eta thdrestfrs oharecter broke oat 10 ca the esterive peseir beleagleg to Mr. B. M. Fail, a pf OMR dealer sad ilethemairehath, mirrying ea Wainer ia the Let India-rood, Poplar. The property aorered a tarp of of grouad sad was adjoinud by the neaaufacturlag and deal yard of Mr. hem, a builder. =Maly • good supply of wafer was premed, hose which the therms were warted with full I: rigour for 'Grua boars, bat the esanagretion was re not extinguished until the stock of Mr. Pail In the open ill yard was destroyed, th back part of the dwelling severely damage Iby ire and content" by were god ncieral. Tbs building and the worsts were Mewed is the Sun Fireoffloo. The premises of Mr. Jeffrey, the bender, comprising:lie Mock la dell yard, the joiners' and carpenters' works together with the careals, were also ordeal, dowsed Ire. This was thawed to the Maacheater Fire-odd. M KELANCHOLT CABS or Su ictoz.—This morning, to Mr. true Humphreys, the nowlreiected coroner for Beat Kiddies's, deeded Information of • plaid cane of NU. derrecties. • young men. aimed Chides Nee* who melded la Low-lane, Smithfield, bed firmed an stigat s "swag wawa to the same knee, and who carried is ken brier et lellagton, u a minther. Dudes the per week the drew* had bees is • very low mod kern hen wow of toted, War* • quad vbke be had with Ids overtired. Yesterday leareleg be Willbei his leaded and triad. geed by., saying they meld anew moth see him. About battled twelve &cloth the eepert et freers mu beard in his repd Yneaservreet, mas Z Lahti. Deceased AU. Be MI 'het wee lamed s ea the pees& with a el by ide himself - the la ft oide, eboth Ids beach Ihe wee teamed to Bo Lahti Ity where hie owe bawl ammo es the Id" end he away eilleweelesealeel blew gemnest ORDLIMIT NUZZO AND ITOOKI. 14111/•111. 1' It 1 ! .41 ; . - - __ 1 .. 111 iif 1111 1 : 4 101 1 • 1011 76 IS ii 5 I $ -I 15 15 111 14 111 •11 se n i esn 1 ri at en a w • " I s; 14 IN 11l IN 101 11/ IN 3 10 . 1 1 100 110 1p: 11 U U Ti ii U. 14 11, US 106 14 U U U UI M We K w 1N 1 ?" ri e 74 In oe 143 ow u• .., 13 ps IN ITS a 7$ ',r ui isl N 1 1":1 at us 1031 11 Niii zd 2711 1 ad • • i jaw* I --... %v.. --= int .. toial= renn Et• alrv vaita -.. ali . r . p.a. 1 lEs . ......- an ti = i um : no . _ m - 0 • 1 IS 01. flowilL . see i 4 :arjbli Via" l i rim !C . 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E' ' , ...... .., Fs al. - IS A MO v lir Vaal i s. . 11 b ppelfelanti it VA it U a W reagasholga UO VT itidle. 61 i - ft hr in 111 125 117 111 PI 101 Fr i 4 t W ik ge , IC K 4 3 i. 4 51 al 1 nI II le MONEY MAREM-171U8 Two °View, The total rise established in the French Three per Cent. Rentes yesterday was nearly # per cent., the closing quotation beim g 68.85. This morning the quo tation comes from the manage, or int gnlar bourse, at 69.30, showing a fresh rise of nearly per cent. Notwithstanding this news, and the announcement in the Monsleur that France has consented to the proposal for a Congress of Five Powers, the English, funds, which opened firm, are now quoted barely as good as they closed yes terday. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares present a farther considerable rise, in answer to that et Paris, but English railway stocks in tame instances are rather weaker. _ Comets, after standing at 981 to 1 for the 7tk of April, have receded to 981 "sellers." Foe money the present price is 981 " buyers." India Stock has been dealt in at 221; Exchequer Bills, at 34e. to 38s. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds falling payable in May next at 100. The foreign stock market is decidedly quieter, but yesterday's improvement is in most instances fairly supported. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are now quoted 93/ to 94. The New Loan, after being marked 80 1 1, is now quoted 80 to 1. Maxima Bonds continue in demand, and are bet marked 211. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 72 (exchange 108.) ; Brazilian Irour-and-a. Half per Cents., 1868, 941; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21, 201, 211; Anglo-Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 741 Portuguese Three per Cent.., 1863, 48; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 821; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for aocount,.94, 931; ditto Six per Cants., 1868, 801; ditto for account, 80/, 801, 801, 801, 801; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 103; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 431. FIVE MINITTZB PLOT Two o'ClecX. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), the Three per Cent. Rents, at the opening of the regular Bourse (ac cording to Mr. Reuter's telegram), were quoted 89.6 for the account, and at half-past one o'clock 89, showing a rise of only e per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. It is stated in quarters which are frequently well informed that the Count de Penigny will represent France in the coming Congress. Ms appointment of this gentleman, from his reputed attachment to the English alliance, would be very favourably regarded. At Vienna and Frankfort on Saturday the recovery in the Austrian fluids amounted to 1 per cent:, and at Amsterdam to more than 2 per ant. In the discount market yesterday there was a good demand, at 21 to 21 per cent., for the best bills; but the applications at the Bank have slackened. There were no further withdrawals of gold from the Bank yesterday. It was noticed that the purchmes on account of the Savings Banks by the government broker, which a week or two ago amounted to 20,0001. per day, ware yesterday limited to 10,0001. Consols. The in ference is that these investments are drawing to • does. The shipments of silver to Bombay are likely to continue large, the exchange showing a farther ad verse movement of about 11 or 2 per oent. The wheat market yesterday wee dna, at the previous Monday's rates. The new bonds of the East Indian Railway Com pany touched 21 prem. yesterday morning, relapsed to 2 prem., upon sales by speculative applicants (upon whose participation no check was imposed in the shape of a preliminary deposit), and closed at 21 to 21 prem. The result of the allotment is that the members of the Stock Exchange—who, Deng on the spot, and first aware of the current premium on the new bonds, principally filled the subscription list-- have obtained, in most instances, the whole amount written for, with the exception of about 10 per cent. They are accordingly ; not so, however, the excluded shareholders. The letters of allotment re quire that the entire amount shall be paid in to the Bank of England by the 2nd of April. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have ap pointed Monday next special settling day in the shares of the London District Telegraph Company (Limited), which are to be marked in the official lista. The council of administration of the General Bank of Switzerland announce a dividend of 10 fr. per share " for the first six months of the working pe riod 1868-69." The annual meeting of the London General Om nibus Company is called for the 6th of April at Paris. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2281. Hoxn►7 ITIMINO. Consols, which were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday 96 1 to 1 for the 7th April, opened this morning at 961 to}, advanced to 961 to 1, and closed at 961, " sellers," the price for money being at the same time 961 1. At half-put 4 o'clock the market was again firmer, at 961, " buyers," for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96/, 1,1, 1; ditto, for account (7th April), 96 Exchequer Bills were quoted Ms. to 37e. pram. being Is. higher than on Saturday India Boca, 14e. to 18e. prem. ; and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentares, 981 to 1. An unusually large amount of business was done in the foreign stock market, which exhibited decided buoyancy. In nearly every instance higher prices were quoted. The shares in the Grand Ruasian Railways were officially marked to-day in the Stock Exchange 61, or 1 prem. • 1 Rd MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoCw. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Russell are very quiet, at the reduced priors established yesterday. Shares in Wheal Mar garet,Providence Mines,Trelyon Coneols,Roservarne and North Frances, are in request. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Trelawney shares are officially marked 32. There are some inquiries for Lnsitanian Mining shares, which have been dealt in at I and 11. Bali Accord Copper are marked Ids. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARIXT.—(II3I3 DAT.) (at ammo LIM lama woman, TaLaoaara.) Cracow ova owx 0011.111W0111113M) Tbe grain market quiet, but flew, with .low domed for I wheat at unaltered niter. Indira corn steady end without • amp ; dour, slow sale; oats sad oatmeal, same es but Z week. MINCING-LANE.—(IIIIB DAY.) 8110L1.—The public aka am progressing without spirit, sad the importers are buying in freely. Reined lumps re main (mote& 62.. 6d. to 64e. Corrsz.—Tee rubliio sales are going off steadily, and the article has a firm appeasers. Tna..—The Alum has pulsed auction, and sold at fall prices; the damaged Congou is now pmgreslor. Rtes.-2,000 bap Bengelwere offered and bougtt is from 92. 9d. to lls. 3d. SALTPlTlLl.—Refractios 41 sold in noVic sale at lit. Ron.—The market remains inset:cc. Corraw.-600 balea sold at previous rates. Is Char articles no material Munition. TALLOW MAREET.—(THIS DAT.) The mebt Ii Arm. Petersbere YC. on the art galled 6116.; di M a rsh, 62e. 9J. to We. ; emen d 6 88. 19 4. 634. ; ApeneadJaae, 62e. fat. 91.; Dlialk• bee, 6Z. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Davis sod , gyp _ took WA', a demand too good Moo bay. Priam sso 76e. to 844.; wagielor NO^ SY. to 92a. ; Works Mo. Um. to 80a. ; mos" 110.. to 70a.; dove", oK 96.. to 10..50 ; ditto, new mod cut, 136 a. to 935.; stroll. 24.. to We. i ■ lt M 1 1 71 1 ia lir el Tat am L I .iti i fl ii Fs e Fe i 1 e 19 II I 1 110 II le n li 1~