The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

Mr. Casr cutlet Y Jao% cArear, a f or , who deposed thist the bankrupt sea reason for Out settling his account that ho Cal pawl 2, . for fondle* in the previoas week. He not 10/. on sccesst (tbs dell was originally 181.); be senor got the balaaoe; this baakrapt had goes to rho Costst.et. Ivy Hall was ade shad b nor, steadier is ite run ground•. It woo elegantly ailed up, and fit for • soblusuut • to bye in. (A leash.) Witness supplied bankrupt with tower aad dune for Soar seinske, while he tear a Victor-tenure t. Westminster. He bed the best of everything. The bait f r four moothe was 181. Wit tig. had got 101, end c neediest blmwlf the most lucky at the creditore. Mr. 01'twice, mosie-erVer, Bowl-street, had lent bankrupt I • Pano, at Ma. • mantle Ivy Ha , l WY en eirtedutgly hand- some Owe well-Wad up. His aurenst wee 151. I3e. of Thiel be ;tad not received • farthing. Bankrupt hired • wood piano for Ivy Hall; it tow apparel that he wee then id hie Vete. - Tee beakrop!, was unwire I—Wes mamird depot, 1663, and commenced bit-lams in Jay 937. Had • tionely bum obi-t !paymaster le the British Itaien L Pan. istesdet foe 6.4 f is in the Crimea, bat owing t t the ye we they did rot so for!toir than Make. Os perusing to Eegiaid, he lived is Dlialsesteridecia Partroursquare. la Meeeit, Mk he mules pot-impels! settlement, Including hook*, jewels, Ike. Had peroel pate of the ankles in the rettlentest in Jen, or July, 1858, to the extent of 601. or 801. He deposited the dupla:et-a with Grail' La mart, se recur.t. fr a melon. Ise of 601. They had tuba lop peen up. The MI. wan al Tamed to him is small pee home irately .3 his butkreptcy the eettlinemet wee rives sp. The Cosatelesiatter—Fra.ecelly, what has become ef ail this property P Mr. Liehlater—lt is gone; tiles disappeared; the hi story of thefts very ad rt. Bankrupt continued- From 0 , Pita Home, Riobmend, ls went to spencer Ws is Vittoria-street, while Ivy Hal wee pet's, ready. He entered un Ivy Hall In June, 11167. Had admired feta Lure fent Mr. Beating, his brother-in-lam, tithe antemet of 1,3001. or 1,4001. Immediately the fursiftre wee put in he went to reside there. The tent of Ivy Hall wee 1855. • yew. Ha sorted to pay half tusk lee the tanaltere when delivered, and the other half at six mentba, or at his convesieem. Thare wag an agreement that the furniture was not to become his until half was pd. Was sot certain whether the whale or the bolt wee to be pail. Had 'revels to Mr Benda', on the 19th Assiut, acknowledging hie eangeasent. He then knew that be wee about to be made tank rapt. Mr. Beating took pommies of the fur niture. Had not expreeeed • desire to Mr. Harem, pia • br toe, to protect hi. brovier-in-law's Intereaes. He en,hed to protect the int-reds of every on.. He told Ham bee is me B .ntreg, ask his sdatea, sal protect the interests or a I the etediters On the 17th of August he wrote from Diver to Hawing. •tetiog the' he had been obliged to do what so many hag tr!.ne—seek the prate. ton of the eiturt. Inneediately afterwards Basting removed the furnitare; end • day or two alter witness wrote the letter arknowkdeing the aperment as to the furniture. Bad lost 3001. or 4001. by depreciation in the produce mir k:ere, chiefly by healed end nil-eske. He bad only twotrens. actions • be bought in January and March, 1668, and aold Is M arid June, at • Lire et 4991, The Comturia . oner—There la nothing in that. It Is ma-1y tee. r-iss B.r B. Peers well-kaeon walla. That does not touch the question of his certificate. Examicatioa conned—When be left Victoria-street he over treellemrn is that nalghbouthood about 1205. Belem be tort he knew be wig ineeleset He west re Baden-Beim on se ounteif 01. be .1 , 11. and three spent the mosey he had raised b elm ing his wile's jewel*. In May, 1858 be bad 3M. Oil • Patient sad emerald necklace, width - was • CtMlle wit, on It ruirriap. It had east shoat 602 .7, 5, and 22, 1856, he obtained about 30/. on breceret, and ether tinkles. H's address wee *him. " Capt. Cher mama, et Ivy Hall." In July be pawned • secklice kw 6/., er n Hie tradesmen were megahrety eepplying him all the HIP. All the articles psweell wee _ In this eattlersiat, sod wan palmed lo9hest the comae of the trustees. (Tho ore dal foreceedlag wird oar report LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BANIRUPTCy. (aeit.re Mr. Commissioner Taw ) itt G. Ilr...0111.1J1111•CD, The bettluept tree de;Obibel;e — eeTtOrTetteat at Conlin Ibu tree the sapwood urtilad• ustalag. At • kraut u r I.t %A.k.a. d he die behbeelt, tbet se I. bad k et 2001. by ttate-berplas," *lbis taril•• secetbe I the edpielsc idol, he yet altogether dletutitted to ha am -1111 0.% 0., Mr. Mukha., appeared eir the aselgeme ; Mr. Leverenes 1.. r tr.& "ors, sad Mr. Bagley r the bankrupt. Liskidar said h. vi• cow proceed with other r outdo of uppeituic. oar el whizts WWI that the debt of Mr. Shophad, tOosooagooe, wee contracted by fraud. Mr. Ahophord, to-rchoat t f Matta Moro, deposed that the basbratt bad applied to him in January, 1& fv • leas, 's p r ee/ming dist h• ha I bought Commis at 13, sad the pea war thee ID, he mull not sell except at pest lose. He reprevented that he had threshed 2,0001. la Consols. He said that be sad otbon had boaght • silk mop le Syria, that his share ot the traameticm wee I,oooe, sad that he had mule IS pie mat. He exhibited movie, id the silk. Oa these moneratetnes Luse s teat Was 3001. Did sot lake say ticknewirdevu-st, se the than was only Ice • short time. He Eli, r mails wok baticrupt • socoptseco at three =maths, which .44 di•hoooefed. He always spoke of aapeodag re mimaares, sal add that he was quite @caveat. The Comeniadweer—" Oda v. mai dim." Everybody le ahem till the on , rery is proved. Witness aid that be sheathed frame memiles the basthrept mhos the MU was den He raid dismal theme of the month the wee, wee ante to be paid—he was gales dowse, Wive shots, and Awaid be able to botrow sot hem lie brother °Mows. Utd state learnt that the bankrept bed no interim in any sith-crop. By Mr. dasivy —Had had no Mainsail coanszlom with the hentrapt losyund this ioen and discounting a bid kr him. Had first lent him 5001 . , at the beak Ms, this S pit eget" Wing his acceytham, which wee paid shwa den Ahead imasediately after he whetter the WM. I mt. Tbegtheses eery In Wee% and trusted to He bed spawn shay Meese ahem hie Coned.; they ewes the gab** a shoed deity awneation. Did not make way memereada ot ohs see. venetian. Bankrupt shouted rot he bed so lavesememt In the silk mop. but did t soy se le errs,. s ir ., Ms. Wm. Drew, build-fr. of Warmed, a ciedi , oe for 1:li.„ ;road tile' he boil to t& talon. orummental repiles at • place added ivy IWI, Richmond, oexavis• by the Imahrupt. Hai not ,raised • Isiethisig el his accosat. Benkrapt gam the boars the ramose Ivy Had. (A keel.) The landlord, thr Thiroae Setetgat, seineeteed each repays r were orrery to maks the beam astable; the decors time was o dyad by Ito beelompt. Ethel the windows en larged end the entices gilt, which witness enesidemal very ezwavegsat. • " THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MAN6IOII-110131. Julia Isms loss bragla baba the Lard g Mayer. ra relleeman, 717, aid—At 1 *Vat this saorear I w pelosear readier darn Cranes-.trot, sad atayeatan Oa • rabbitry bad bees aseamiteed I foamed ay. sad ob served Gel As threw data a y nicer-book. I piebald ay tbe pabebbeta, tad land la is the e, tu aid aim pproo a the ?neat Wag ea that I suppose MA masa 101 robtrd was lonigner. Tbe tams saA 11.31 a wad. rad • no Lad NAM rsseandled her ft.r a work, is order es eke d. the pollsomia the sppurtanity of dadtag the ow., el olks posiohools. Dario, 16, was charged lea att. arsine be yak Ms paha of a a...abeam ankeown. Otrechenbasseet, sod dal ast day the tiara, bat ph aded in exteeastlea„ Meit be bad Babas else to do by whist be could by.. Lad Mayor—How I ng a It Dian yea err WA d prima Prfararr-06, it's *boat eta months. Lard Maynr—Nine .oath,; pave bra Wee sieweral ewes ethos that period. Pearides rj—He are sat lost abase tee samilla my W, add had hies slim amoral those logio. WO I (sal hap stink i de ay le ph an hmot Nvisa tha polka an always lookkai ear soa. Lad Mayar-71r'. bosom 'ma an always plain whir. I ilia wadi yes so bard Lhasa pow fir dm* amosba. Pao loweas pried Y. 7 power. Ilaateand aomplissly. 1110W-WITIRET. APPLYING TO •JO • • ii•INIPIt =wed Ag hails lL ArtiaJr w as domed wide beteg Emit rid dberdotly eel seeefeitteg tits rate. Kr. Me l, eleeklealidor, el Leetreete. Meted tart et goat $ edit* petering the_peterm mitered bde view sod odd b. bed eine fee • jib. H e we drank gad tresbleteee• He meet hi *bet be meld 'vibe bet be veered to go eon, deelseiteg tied he wield ent egg tH be bed • job. He or se detest i bit hereto and newer, that the verbose ewe G&W el ll* sedum og thew Teed* vesture to pat bin re egg. Wftaget mat legs to tits e rod ordered bite est, bet phew peated Ye diet be maid set go ha bed e IE4I sited; " I meet Mid your boohoos ; 614 me shoe." Winne est der • ottempttd to tow* the priest go bet mos s te Go so till he obtained the satiated seethes IMO NNW !.Wren, 159 P. the ling coselable tank sligsvel ash the pfessee named my snokatiy, eta* sed Male W e esiksvotrise ts hat him sad to Were ISM Is sa Mew der INISIKT. &Id nn ser:oas hen was isfilseeL Re caned is one of the andiron% to mid, bat be lieglesret* observed that et-it sandrset was 911.697 culpeb'e, but It constantly occurroi the. sere amprikr els shown for the (Heathers of the pewee then to theslaerre of the kw. odd he did cot thiek the 1114 a solid ban 17111* pithy, hat fr osererdire. It wee the ..as man who first ecus_plaised of the prisoner's waded. The magistrate 'Rymer, hie medians to scud the oue ke trial, if ob police authorities desire.' it. Impala' Mitchell would prefer laming it to hi. worship. The iaagletrate add that the_priteeer would receive • bawler prualty at tb. somal.zup. He committed the pinta 64 os. asatb. On Ikeda) afterwala. &best 3 o'clock, a dreadful tragedy was cesamittel in a hew is N.trth lane I/Heehaw, Ta soldier of the Mb, smell Henry Beejenain Rayon. he hear le quake wee Gees a lesop ealied lbw " Lom ita Tema," but, iimeninek as the soldias wen hathamed there der the Mae allowed them, pieties tare placed at the dews to meant a ddisre wearing, sines which the place W hew whet " tularemia girie " call an " accomm datioe Mover." Cu this occadeassese soldiera were in the Itoutreand, lead semen, being head he. we of the meny room, a 'nib wee mate to that roes, and there woe eve Haynie, with a new la Ids bird, sal a roam girl named May ld'Oevati, • nein et Lai% es bar knees, melamine, " I, al have matey epee met I hope my peer molter will fowler ea for what I ham dem; I have been a wicked sheer I" sad in a minute or ters lie died. The SAAR Haynie wow take& by at.. ether edam, sad ea Toe stay an lowa wee held oe the body beim Mr. Meader, of Beeinzetolte, eareiner. The Ord witness, Cimino Davies, a girl living in the Wee homes, seil—l am a single woman. I lodge at the Londe, Tavern, mil haw the deceased, Mary lll`Oorreti, for about them day.. She bad been email some time before at the homes. Os Seeday afternoon, shoat three &Work, I we in my beirvem,whial heard loud sere me et " Mortise," and I ma to the dew if the nem they seemed to came from, which was the mod nem le mimeo and I an a soldier sawed Hairy ilatimin Rerun take Ms hand. la width Hawn was a mese frees the Arai el the demised, god put the met ow• Mike The &cowed was the amain; against theiraisar, and** se I caught sight of her she fell oa kw Mesa, with hew blade carped top thee, end excletwid, "Loyd have matey ea ! I hope ley poor mother sloe forgive me fur what I have done. I hem hew a wicked eater." Agleam es Haynes bed put the rase ea the table he went out of the room and leant spina the imaisren at the top of the weirs. I thee saw him go into the tarthermoet room—sot where deoramd mu. I believe Haynes to h tee bean sober. I only law him drink tea glees* of ale all toe day. I last raw WOowas, b:fore hearing her wean, about half-past I **dock. Henry Farris ,of the North Down Rifler, a very young ma sad—Os Seaday afternoon, about 3 o'cleik, I went into Charlotte Dew's MOM and stopped wh la .be wet demise hei.lf. I heard screams of " Murder" from the neat room. acid we rushed out sad •aw Haynes standing new tha demeed with a bloody rearm hie heed. Th. dace toed was on her items and eictsiorieg, lewd have mercy on my mull 1 bops my moiler will forgiver me. I know I have ben a wicked • mar:" lam lisynee put the razor on the tete and the owe into hie pocket ea be wee walking oat. I went into the lobby to prevent bee mailing away, but he made no s^ temp to recaps. A mead the let Roy,' Artillery ant come of the Minim Train seated to take hire Into custody. I never saw Haynes bet re, and never wee In the limes before. I saw Wel minim from the woman'. throat, sad a pool al bleed wee en the door. Haynie 1 oked pala, but tzar, and walked steadily out of the MOW. Wollum Terminate, of the 4th Hendee of the Military Train. ead—On Sunday afternoon last I war auditing near the London Taeetn about 3 in the afternoon, when I beard screarus of " Murder " coming from a room lipase,. I ma Min the bones, and upstairs, and saw a woman lying on her beck with her theist cut. She wee net quite I dead and the wound wee bkeiing. She died ems atter, while we bailee for • provost. A girl aimed Omelette Davin wee ta the to ma at the time, and who I asked who hal doss it she pointed out the man Hamm, who was liming maim the nnirter. sad I told his comrade to take care of lam while 1 west kw a provost. We took him t o the pulite station, sod me we wee going to said We mind bad not bets esey ems he came ir en Amerika for what he had does tb-re. I said him his twos her tituttlerizqt the girt, when he replied, " Poor girl! She didn't do me any harm ' end I didn't do bee any harm." He mid she never aoluo t a him, and be never spoke to her. I told him it wee his inn's*, to 101 l emosboly, because he bed his raw with hire ; and he said his mama was she bad amend hm to have • bed diem" end seat him to the hospital, and he mraot to have tie teems, but that he .mat to murder Margaret Chihtti. I then mired what merle hire murder soother one, and he replied " The Devil done it He appeared (pre seise I Monett se are be had hen drinking, bat sfierwards be !permed in hoe right amuse. I know there is ouch • girl sa Netgeret Canton. Mr Jobs Shoolbmid, semen, of Alderettett, raid that ha was met to see the deceased on tiondry afternoon, and be ford her t) tog as the dour quite dead, sad the room evert/ with Polo 4. A wound was an her throat, comemeing ="ththe chla at the left side of the windpipe, en to the right side in • direcles Ammo& aoout Liar Wee, and mails( the principal we mile in the right lade cd the own. Then had Imo emessim hemorrhage, fo e vitiate death resulted. Damsel appeared shone 20 years te or • emirs& ef Harney, aimed Rivet KehWiee, et Ile IM Heiteltoi of the 9th, mid—Haynes ...Aged la the taileee sleep with me. We l.ft the camp about II eclat en illeeday einalig. ant ont to the Lemke Tama, sad seeped them till eta-pun 3, sad had two gleam of Me melt He was set the worse foe Nem at all dories the day. We were both aimed ban the camp without have. I heard net wee, Imes% and an going m the rpot I said, " For Oars sake, what lave me dose r' He dM'all imply. but 'book Me head. I wee amesiated with him In the Crimea. I bale hews him erased tow beteg gem* isle work, but nem knew. Ida is say visional to say ow. He wee • well• &wowed mem. The Coroner stern, Wrested the ism, remeekleg that there apparel • teed shemes et .save—ms termed deter mined to ecemilt some did—hat the reran gives by an of the abeam me certeiely set sullieleat es weemat per each II Olt, It wee ve rare that seek aims wan arm milted in elos memo, of others, but la this at.. Mere wee so diMetitty la prender who woo guilty. They bane nothing of the auseceirate of Harms he aeocant for it, and be apt eared ratioaal .sough at the thee. The jury at an. retarsed a verdict of " Wahl murier," and the mama wee °emulated to take his trial et Win ders,. Tfis COMMIS or ROASTING A Yell TO DIM ow Basso was Booaws.—Jab Derbeasa, Miff easbear, sad Archibald MAMA soma saglary, of the Meaner =6were awned Ware the Liverpool weavers. yr . mbh C 8114116 the death of a drama seabed Larder. The tarp we. rotund by several whores, *hay hrs. mea n ebo law the man tied toe toddler MGM MI imam of Os "mama sad who steted that he mied emit pitesaaly be esimad from Me powt os. lie In* tied lo disladder as a C= for " .kalinag," bat accords( to the avidesee of ha cowpiehead that he could sot testers Ms seek es mama& of Me heat. Alter ba bad bis Wigs bar Med to Ihs Misr le wee wooed, sad taken to the mime the Maier saw less. He wee relied about ro c = miser, sad maelaril *Mem applied to Ws feet, bat I* was weft airtime =as Ireeatit kem the stoke-We, sad ae ashessurnt emed lila to rally. The Imam mkt del dared set laiseihre sad samplala, last the thew aMeeeMseald be maids& The iM esehteer Lam ar le le takes below, Ist es mast (Mitchell) arm the mist maim la dimwits' cad nesting the dreadful paaish meat white mama Ws death. Their evidence &bey west .bow that the aid racer, ebbonah be said if the am doss sot de kit wet* de his," did ant further falerfere. One dim ertheemee, John Pugh. chief Inman, said that be had data bees ea Mar below, fa to place where the deceased sae Med. sad it was not so. hot as the after stoke-hole. Yr. Masashi namaded the case till fieterisy, but a 4 taitos4 Motoisheit eat ca ball is two sandal of lOW. ma. ' — ci;l7tthe deaths were low the births were high, and the result i. en tirelli in the Leth r, es compared with the former, equal to 726. 1 he 1110f.allty from smell-rx again stows ea htertme, the death. in the lest four weeks having been seceeesively 29, 13, It, and 22. Th. dimes MOM to prove , ' in parts of the St. Luke and Bethnal-green diseric a. Lint week there were 60 deems from snarl visa, aed 27 from diplrheria, beteg alto4otbet 77, as compared with 68 In the prevlotte week. Thom fr an diphtheria occurred in enbilistekte as follows: Brompt la, 1; Bt. Peal h ilemmerezoith. 1; Chelan Meth we.t, 1; Sulgrave, 1; 81. John. Westodeetet, 1; St. Ntr• g are' .. Weetminwer, 1; Carenash-equats, 1; Itegeet'e park,2 ; Tottenham-court, 1 ; Keneah•town, 1 ' • laltegtat Woo, 2; South Hackney, 1; O ed eswell.etreet, 1; 01,1-etreef, 1; St. Leonard, Shoritch, 1 Bethnal liteen, 1; Betritit, 1; Popler, ; Heat-rod, 1; L mnbeth Chard", used, 1; Kenninet n, first, 1; Brixton, 1; Clapham, 1; eadWooNekit Dockyard, 2. Searlatios wee Mg In fin mem In Si. Peter, Walworth. _ _ . _ Out of 16 deaths from all atone In Semen-town, 10 were from symotfc Moons. A child died at 12, Braced-weast, !phaeton, from cholera, afar 22 hears' illness. sewer cleanser, iged SO yam iv... plowed by sewerage usteerse." A wawa* died at this age of 93 years, end three men et the retztve mre 94, 96, sad 97 yell*. week the births of 1,001 boys mad HO Fide, in all 1,941 &ashes, were registered in London. In the trn COIF reepowltes woke el the yews 184948 the average number lees 1,703, EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION.—Lest night, at a lam hoer, • dre, which was not exthignished until en terly hour this (Thondey) morning, broke out in the MiallliTe provisos telooging to Messrs Smith and Co., rope-sesunfic. Miura, situate In New Church-street, Bermondsey. The buildings covered en immense spew of pound, and mesprised the rope-walks, hemp•lch, wheel sheds, tiresome, and other erections. The fire commenced In ens of the building, which contained a goat quantity of ►emp, juts, sad other equally Inflammable stades. The Southwark Company's water having been °biased, the anew were et once set to work, but the Sr. was net en etelsel until a great amount of property_ wee deetroyad, issladleg one buitd.ng 60 feat loag by 16 test wide, the wheel-eheds, the hemp sod juts Idea, end the tar-ehmis. The building and contents wets fottunately inanrod in the Mies rim-office. Ins LArit FIRS AND Lose OF 1.17111 131 . MAZY -I.llllosll.—Yesterday *titmice the ONOMIllea temeligatien es to the deaths of Robert Moon, the poems, evil 1111; laver Pattie, a lodger, mid 43; and Barth James, sem= 26, the them unkammate 1,41110•• 111111 ft by the Ire which teak piece at the Horse end ththm, Greet Peat. t-atreet, on the =thing of Soalay kat, win opined at the Buffalo's Head Tavern. Marylabessweed, bath Mr. Brent, the deputy coroner. The bodies lay at the died house of St. Marylehowe Workhouse, end eamimeeed a aback ing spectacle, teem chermill and burnt le sub a meow se to imam identity shoat kopomible. They were, however, ultimately ideettfled. The position Is which they were fir covered In the rains haeing been depoted to, eeveral wit nerve were examined, but no facts were elicited other they those which we gave on Monday. In reference to the igni tion of the Sr. escape, Mr. Low, the theretary t o the Recaps &Mel, said, in reply to the jury, that endeavours were Laing made in the ometruction of new =whiter, to reader them ere.; roof. The deputy onconer =premed hi. convic tion that as adjourement would be necemary. In the first piece, it as advisable to have a pose merino emsoinesion of the of the bodies at leathom it was impomilde to my whether it was by mamas or otherwise that death had reielMd. Than, again, es to the probable mese rf the dee. There were two persona in the hospital who were at present unabie to give evidence, although it might be mod valuable In the elucidation of the frets of this melancholy occuncmce. The inquiry yes ultimately adjourned. BUDDHA DB•lll.—AsSamuelßraine.6ll old knight of the whip, and well known to the west of England as the driver for many yeas of the old Linden and Exeter mall, was driving the dthvbarne °melbas from Yeovil, on Monday erasing, a little stew 8 o'clock, he we. seized with mid den Mem, when neer the foot of Babylon-hill, and exclaiming " Oh dear," he pared the reins into the heads of a peasseger ailtieg by his side—Mr. Heath, of itherberne— who rthe 'but was passing on, pet several piestioes to him, bat :iould get no reply, elth , ougi; be retained hie sat on the box In a nelieleg poeitton. On arriving at the Halfway Home Inn the poor fellow was lifte 1 from his seat and carried into the ins, bet it was &menthes& that he was shorty deed. —BAerborne Journal. PUBLIC PrriTions.—There are now 79 petitions before the COMMONS' House for reform of parliament, signed loy 24,874 person', and 63 signil by 34,797 persons for " universal eadrage," the ballot, and shatter p uns een a. The Het of pelitioes to the Hoene of Cameo= egainat the Manage Law Amendment Bill (which has the lower and awaits a second ree=ll paned chamber) includes one from the Rev. Cbenevix Trench, D.D., dear of the Collegiate Church of Peter, Weettnineter, end the chapter of the rams church. There are only ton petitMes altrgetber molest the Menthes Bill, signed by 30-1 persona, includieg (betides the above) a petit ion from Bias Coil go, London; meteor • few tithe pro- Maoist chore In sad sear Leeds. and the from 31 ladles who style vie "The women of Ingleed, both married and musarried." Mr. Raeder I Hops. M.P promoted the parthinect bosomed by the eigneturee of thin 31 orhodox looser.. po A STAY-Eicoisz TRAVERSING TER STREETS.— YZrZyres Tag ems iseceitharat vas errs's& wrong Ur 'Myers of the mammas 'Wage hi do Wipstatiasiar- 7:41; T1Z N 7.4.. ;e7l.;c;;;t7.ini:i .i.;;•741; g through 'het crowded thoroughfore•, and so , n aftee mid day a trectoo engine, thawing a truck, to which wee allied a placard, icforming the nuoteroos griefs that it was loaded with twenty-Ore tons of iron, paired through the York mod. Therngine yes managed by Mr. Bray, iheorigiamos of it, aid turned the corners, making even the sharp ton to par from the B-lvedeve-road lato the wharf et Wass. Igiidrg and Co. without any d Madly. Mears.. klatidosty tome more than one of those entire• ii their s es s eZ, whisk they ass for communiosting between their wharves Is larebeat, NOV/*CIO4III, &e. WATIL-OOLOUII DitaWll4o3.—A ails by another of drewingeteek place yesterday at Messrs. Foster 5, in There were seise good examples of Sidney Cooper, F. Taylor, G. 111104 G. C.siternrile, W. Hunt, and other well-knewn leseadthm which (ached piker ranging from 20 greases to 10 galmsts each, sad some maiy Turner drawler ; tee of wide mid for 60 guineas and 70 games reigeshvely. The teal el the sale war 1,1601., and the prime were general, seasidteed good. Puoloonorouo Cuauserces.—Mr. Areadio. af Thregmorton-strest, whose portrait of Mr. Charles Dickens, se hew - lima • phis petal,. we hasty socked. produced •Ai. et Wettemiastor-britr, with the geisse bsi l i tVienteat sad Wietwdarer Abbey, within • apses sot larger dna the eye of • worsted. needle. Althoegh the *mate et dm ballyzaps cannot be die inguiehtd by the asked eye, seder • nalercetops of ordln.ry power the photo. Etrepressals • Wad view in which every feature le . Weight sec Sem the barges in the rim sad the a the Mass, Y Whitehall-gerdras t r the Wastes's stet °burettes la the background. Two river steans•boste Ile at the pier, aid their ream as it k Impteottaly dY charg, d from the teesel, sad dire Mita weeds in frost of the bridge, le sheers with ail the of a large pho tograph. The same gentleman has • pmtralt at a yowls, which is only just lager the • 0.11111 e• poiat, bat whoa mogadled le as perfect as any cocoeivable itheasse. Tae MAit. beams.— bootaourrox, Wau w.eosv.—The *LEW Ann., Noels Ibmette, left this day with the Breen sad River Plate mails, 111 P specie of the value of 63,2271, jeweUery 23,6001., ad cargo. The steamship Hamburg, from Hamburg, which pot in yesterday is. coal. left this day for Santander and the =ports with fr.. fight and mssingers. The steamship white her undmg a thorough repair, will leave hers to-mortow for St. Thomas, to take up her ietercolonial stales. The ateseekly &monis, of the Hamburg-Ameriesn Hash is mooted is Caws Roads on Saturday Drat with ed ibles tram Res Took et the Ist Me. The steamship Behar, with the heavy Felice of the Bombay mail, may t e looked kr ea Idly. iii gi si 't i i W Ut 0010111 AL ;,;WI NI P.S. LP 11 1 win I --- tie. I ft @men I NI 01 pram , 64.6. -- . N0.NN.6606646)60, It 'lii 34 4 4 10.1 i « * NE .4a LLtrt ids :J iv id ir... do ui, lei um = . 5idw.1.4...d..... 0. Ka 103 .... D. Ip. a., IN" Int 101 .. r. ......(P. 1...5•11, 00 50 5 ° ... Nem NNW! p..llit PO. Maim IM . w 1111 Ho iii .....= • .46/e1ez61.6. , jzt it WI 111 i .. IN.OI6.IIpALAN.IAN IN La 15 lin 1 1 ---. SOUR Mgt MAW lc I Alm I Ulna IPtI OL p.m i Oak.. 44.0 IN aim 5N1U.666.11666 S - sii Er "-:.:. g NNW &Ida N PT I LIFLAzzi: s = - ~.. ININIPMNIaIIas i i , I A li t id id diaa• - :::: 2 = me LW*, . I e -.— * ANCiii. ill ui IN sa 10 ININNI6I 6P ft r Illakii ANN NI si IN lINCS . t = = a" ir-sztytt sli s , .....w. Him— ... .... i .. •• 11616W116.... = = OWN= . .... g su * NAN 1 1 11•66 :711.11P11171; 4la De. 1 .:116. 125 treiniiia C . 7. s = we 1i..... 1. 414 ;57: . is• IVhiskaiiii ito * *as arreimorwi,..-.;;• aaa st: Law TA 907."" &ma A lto thair . Webb amarOL • rt . nigaa i tatenano• tie% De. De. Dream% I _lamoDay.Om _ i le L i ON 14 ,Om go din II 4ad 1 14 " UT 117 f I - I I T Muria n•Ac. i a TRAFFIC RETURNS. Kau pas. ISA YUMA% sea mow.. find Wsik miss Tsbnisri IS • ear tnri et fiords IN SA4 4AG witrasjl a brry IT Dine US $7l 71$ Wok skim lsOssess U Orr& sod Ws Huss lll SST r l' iless&thomes ef 04ii: cis Las Illabstek sal Gisans• NS dssil lS lik Nort!! Soup _ US ' - i; Ni al zh Ili Te TWA. P. Mt UAL 7.361 6.34 1.311 106 7.1414 a m "dikos Jett daft( Mayan A Vera Dim — 161 Mist Antlers l olll 11.96/ 13.0611 Mal MUT vim WIRE Ilir& I 112140444 sad 111134 es• Week 641136 Min* 6. Wein 1.1 MTh 14411646 UO Kw Km 63.03 Wel tot 114616 Ihneres..— slf 1.711 O 14. W 76, Ono W•solft ....„ ..... al 37.013 12.466 ludiabesor.lbmi6l. sad U merlin lll3 3.144 0.036 10,000 110213 Walt maw Yards 1. r Usiobsera. Om& Jamas. sail 411141641464. NO larsullea• 1 416 , i t i T lmouldie awl Tata/t 11=410444•63, sail M 3415 1.040 1.303 1.341 66263/4607154 lindadm U 1,716 MU limreelm mg Choir .... 0 .. 3.466 siie • f Lisle fiber Ur teak fa both porkods. 1111188.-THIB DAY. Two de , In the mining market to-day shares in Rest Wheal Rarell are steady, at 24 to 25. North Bas set are in request, at 10 to 11, and North Wheal Crotty, at 61 to 71. There are also enquiries for Alfred Consols, Grambler and St. Aubyu, and Wheal Mary Ana. Shares in Providence Mine*, Wheal Margaret, But Bunt, Bedford Consols, and Great 'Wheal Alfred, have met with some attention. A considerable number of transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange list. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inanimate. At a general ineetingof adventurers in West Par Consols, held on the 3rd instant, a dividend of 10s. per share was declared, and the balance of 4,7981.75. 10d., was ca , ried to the credit of the seat moans. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1859. CLERK RE WELL. CAMION TO LICINRID TICTOALIMS. Williams law, said 13, a dirty-looking boy, well balm to the polies, who pee by edemas 2, IlesiLle-strat, Meryl.- hose, watt stood akt the ber b. Mr. Tyrohla, oliergui ub ettreaptiog to sleet sews wary frees the till at the White alert public-lore, Id sine, Cleat n well. Mr. Juba Week. the prosairor, steed that y..t rday shames Le wee In the ber yarlsar, when Ito heard s poise as the oonuler, and apse looking oat be few the brisuser Iseattag over th- bar with his ha= in the till. As soca se the pr-s we? saw he was oteerori he ran away, bet wee mesa by the prosecutor, sad when he woo captured he raid It 11114 not hen bat another bey No other ry being hi sipbt the prle moose woo given in to to-tody cd solute coast Elsoses, 219 O. The who( sr bed on • pair et Intio-rehbor obese for tke paps, of deadeaieg tha pilau& of his movements. The 'pn:oarr is deter; said h. our very marry, bni ft reali was a him. it was swam. hey. Mr. Tvriiaott vat, th,s could be so doubt lb. prisoner. though w young, was. practised thief, and rentiyaced hfta to ties • eveada mon•ha' lapriesweeed %the Houle of Cor rection with hard labour. SOUTHWARK. ICITILAOSDISARY CRAIG& Edward Hank ncoeterete --- nger --- ,;;;1;;Oillt before Yr. Bur.ham (bared .fib throwing e rote over the bent of Seems B eebe t, reds streogling her, end robbing her of bt Beek of Baikal note, under the following Improbable The proveutrin • girl about 17 sews of ago, etild abs had been monied to • navvy" its months. sad on Tuesday afternoon die wee stopped by • gentleman near Nrwinst m.remeway, who wanted her to accompany him tr an improper plus. she tld him she was a mar• ried temale, sad maned to hare anything to dl with hAn. 130. hoertver, followed her and gave hers 67 note, and kft her. She after freed' went into a puhlio-hoose clone by and treated efrwnd and the pejo:lose • ith • quutern of gin. While elasd.r g t err, the prawn r threw a rope over her head sad pelted her out of the house, nearly etre:agile; her, and en Me to trifle he role the 61. nt to nom bee. The polite came ap after she had released kor•elf, ad abe gave the prisoner into cn.tody, )('. Borthain.—This is a very extmordinary'and Imprabe hisi story. I cannot behave that any men could be so foolish •• ti give • gel • 61 note torn Pitrosar —I went into the pobilo home, but I name tmchof ber ar raw • 61. note. - Kr Burch ote—Wse the leadlord or aoy of hi weenie there at the time ? . - . . . Proaernine—Thu latulley was there, bat I d , .n't think she saw the 5/. awe, se I had Dot born to tha h .u.e a minute befogs I we. palied eat with this rope. 211 NI .44 be was aa duty la Newington Causeway, an Twiatay alt -moos, 'rhea he sew • mob at ilia st the d .or 4the paths-bonito. Oa anis* eters hopes* tired the prop/matrix eosin hold of the prisoner, wh-za she cluirgod with rob►b be. of s6l bat. He took him late steady and ow It'd Hu, bat all he ha on Ma was two peasy-pirc,s. Hr. Burchem—Under the oireitaiatancw I shell adieu's the ewe for the constable to mak* farther ingtrries. The psis .Ler was then I.OIPRIL LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCF. (sr 'salaam: DERBY MEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) WARE L18241-IRIS DAT. Two o'CLocir" The rtulway share market to-day is generally better. The principal advance is in Great Western, Berwick, and York and North Midland stocks, which have impend 1 to 1 per cent. In many of the other leading descriptions an improvement of to 1 per cent. has taken place. Present quota tions are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 951 to 98, ex dir.; area Western, 581 to ex div. I London and South Western, 931 to ; Midland, 101 to 1, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 951 to 96 ex die., South Eastern, 21 7-16 to 9-16 per share, ex div. ; Berwick, 921 to 93 ex div. ; Caledonian, 851 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 77 to div. ; North Briti.h, 59 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 12 1-16 to 3- 18 per share, ex div. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares have likewise advanced, notwithstanding some in fluential sales. Northern of France are quoted 37$ to 1; Paris and Lou.,y 38$ to 4 ; Lombardo- Venetian old, 11 to 1$ prem.; ditto new, $ to prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stoat has again advanced, being last marked 37. Great Western of Canada and Dutch Rhenish shares have have also improved. e101:111.1117 111114411111 LID 11.1.00111. G 1 if) i ft lie t z MO _ WPC ialiways. a▪ fts.m aga r...a. : &Fe "111.•"!..._: Klim ;M.-ilia • vga i • mir. diahe ..... Sorldirlis,ske. el ad 47 ad U ad I 4 PI ad WWI td rti tau! 14 MI as Ai I IA II 14 DREADIUL MUADIIt AT ALDIESKOTT. HARRINGTON PLATE. O. ml,. Cynthia,Trepaa, — lldiillers, 14;cy - WelF, ere bow TWO•YB-OLD STAKES. T.Y.C. Boil of Eso;o; .7.7tipit;e:b;i: are here. RURDLI RACE. Two miles. Woodman., Border Cold, and &diaries, are bete. MIDLAND STIIPLI MIAS& Thmeasd a balf Old Doi Trey, leda. COW, Tameroetb, Theocbse, Grade vise, rms.'s., Fawkes, The Meta, sad Athlete, are here. Orissa Aawsta.—Jerlousy, Tessa, Joe Maley, (by Iflstyaleber—Rooko, Revival f English Roes, Tao DAN JOlllllll, leaked* Braedy leuff.ttee, Caytien Wilder ban, &Medd, es by &AN; Stab.* sad Paedolos. HEALTH OP LONDON IMIIINO THE WEEK. The return of births oddness in London, issued by authority of the regfirra-general, far the week ending Fagan:ay, M.rch 6, metre that the deaths registered in Loud , n were 1,216. • nnaber wbi,h &bows but • trifling de. ruse on that of the previous wtek. In the ten years 1349.68 the even= camber of deaths in the weeks weer eponoitig wi-h last week way 1,189; but, as the deaths in cluded In the pre sent return occurred in a popula'ion which has increased, they can oily ba compered with tin average at er it is relied in proportion to that hLW1)11-0, namely. with 1.318, Hence the deaths of last week wets loss by about 100 than tha number which would bare occurred if a =e ighty Nail to the average tate hid prevailed. At the pre sent time the population appears to enjoy a fair meant of hisith, if this is =oared by the imperil's:sof Liam itself in fontur saunas; inuitary deitc-s brooms apparent on L oaring its murtaity with thet of placm in more favourable . . . . == alc 14.1 rbaht i llf llatli 1103tlead mit:al t = ri iiii: ft si gi . NA ,?....wii °C.Z."Biedia. .... . 25... ..., • - .. r • — ::: V is fli Et • ' " 11.0 /Atm Udai wattasft• erg Nbawti tre.az ..v....,1;;;;;:... *rob. list.,4liMissi. DRFc...... -- : . t i... . 1; ll* et ekest sums i r liegibEF iiiii6ll . : I. arbm— v stk r;i6 . • • --- I . I. l2.t di rgiti - J - 1 , Oa.r4. CZ / . Yd... Palmnsta ..... ....-. 81.6111" a rallialm ."— ==......::: f leit;i; all t = l a irl ' i I ._ r;rik.m. 11.721.-.113,7;i0: ft ;Dv:rad} Rol idea itrela. n 0 1 ,14 ' Ada. OeYU • I Ds do. B "Oa. e lake er n DI. tow Do. misname 12 . rtit i S Do.ith iL b t . ase. Olisousa* 471411. 1 112 — & Oeds 0n5.61. rgr e * Ninak tre Da p. 1 611 De. ISMY Gnat bides gt - It xd.a thei Cloralk. 7:2i. DO. Da Wk.'s/ T as IN DO. 116. • do WINO IW 06.111 c. " %a 01111.... fir I kw we* ildbinnes 0•••••••=. MBA • db. ............... 1011110 N Mean rasia 'aperient.. . f Pe Ai .Y▪ ONSIAM I mem! wet. 114111.6 NM l erif=rg: listW i rr 41. rigatra.. pa NIL nod !romp pr.& 611.1TISU Mt/IRK ANNA 0,111. I rllgibirtl BIWA ns Dam I n Ovent Wawa. 10.4 Surt 11.Wlearitamel 'Taw.) o:saitir Mt. Aston la enerapi ...... Et ei l Fe k e . si 47 Births .W. fladmaiNiaLl tee MOW OiroWl.. rar Om 04. Wm, Froddasomlo.l.2last. 2c=.:Lo.. 4 0.,.1 Mt Mel t Oka% Wes MANIA air. .... of Tr - Una - 7:7 Rat Bunt 11i W.Darsthe 111.. Mown i W b. thaw Mina ICalesak WIL 1 / 2 1 / a .Klt ab ty w What Asa vtorammuilfie: ri.l74i iLls Si '4' • lIIIICILLAIII leatemA. 1 laantan -.. TsL arIL A. ANKalala taut Illet‘altiotaleat Tel.ll b 3.7 p.eatlllllllll3 ‘ 0 • TI pea et S•tr.RWreacterailtii Ilselds Waste • • Om ffirL Merl um, ert-Te. I GUMMI Mn Nat ma Am. TY 1114serosi eg glea gli realal WlT:at Dlosmas II =:1r 11.3nstatlecoL tad 3. Brit. MlAtfs/aaNa ▪ a!liorseselto. COMMERCIAL AND MARKE2 MINCINO-LANP(THIS DAY.) Boers.—The market coatinsee very doll, and tke publics isles are (slag off heavily today. Refined weltered. Tv.— be public rates of the wrecked cargo of the Jubilee an programing, but they do not give qty,tatiorte. The market remains firm ; comma coogou, 181 d. to lafd. B.l.oo.—Pearl sold 161.61. to 18e. Coma—There he. sot bran a WAe oak to-day, and the warket l• quiet A floating cargo of St. Doug's° sold Si, a near port at about 48e. Pnranro sold freely at 31d. to 31d. per lb. Rica mutineer dull of stk. Corrox remain, out of demand. In whiz articles no material Mtrestion. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.) The market te quiet. Town tallow Is quota Ws. 91. nett cosh ; Petersburg T.C. on the spot, 62e. to 625. 3d.; Much, 624. to 52e. 3d. ; April, 620. to 62e. 3d.; April to June, 62e. to 625. 3d.; October to Derwraber, 625. to 625. 3d. METROPOLITAN CAME IHARIBT. (THIS DAT.) The supply of beasts is short, aad consequently we have a Wok demand at folly Koaday's qurostiona. The somber of sheep Is also smaller, and some of the choicest descriptions bars realised rather higher rates:—Good calms maintain lets quotation,. From therm any sad Holland there are 90 baste; 990 sheep, end 69 calves ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 350 beasts; Horne Count:ice, 145 slick mows . - . dot Mae tilltd. a 4: 8.4. 1.481880644 W. 8. 6. 5... 11848•848.114estceda 4 1411 11.1 Mlaralli 4 I 414 lig , 114t1I1 4 6 4 8 Did ...... I 0 6 4 addea4goiddy bard 3 64 1 De. de 44 4 4 Wye' 4 8 1 8 few I woad 448618 4 0 4 8 RP 84 4 4 De.4B.lldea 18=41441/4•84•6 4 6 8 Irate .704; drop Ng Imll4. 4.101: maim. h: PIM O. SMITHFIELD HA'f MARKET. —(THIS DAT. Davis and Company mom trod. brisk. Prior without sliarados. Primo miaow boy, 76.. to KM; saporior ditto, 114. to 90s. ; tad for ditto, 60.. to 60s. ; roma, 600. to 700. door, old, 908. to 106. ; ditto, ..mad..mad out, 850. to ; ; Wow, 245. to 90.. Ms. ThetaELl'S Prr Bosoroz.—Let ue examine tato the oiressetenese of the repreesetatira of Arundel. Certainly, as Mr. Disraeli says, the ,heat member for the borough reersernte in the house the whole body of English eatkohca. But why does he re rernt that hawse P Simply because the owner of Aratrdel Castle is • catholic ; and arms it othereise, the 900,000 would be secrifloed with on. stroke of the pen. If Mr. Disraeli will take the trouble ba refer back to the recent history of the amen. tenon of Arundel, he will find that a nobleman, who wee • rigid and sincere cathollo--and whose sinatetty we highly respect—but a few years dem had a rises in parlianset the representative of the 900,000. Now, it so happened that Ike than owner of the borough had renounced the catholic bah sad antesesd the protestant religion. Lord and Arundel was Joke Basalt wee le power ; always coesiderni • whir; borough. A bill wee brought in reopsorla the catholic bishoprics, by the government. The amber for the borough c mid not con stantionary vote f. a that bill; It wse stalagmite° to the catholic iaterset. He than fore voted strand the government, What wee the ceranerses of this P Simply that that mew bar, who repreeseted Me 900,000 Boman cathohc i ll e tt. bad, was called on to resign boaster ; and the Mr. Skutt, • neasinee of • whig government, mut down to till up the place. The electors felt debated; the 900,000 Roman oathotke was eantiload melee, yokes; sad the noble member bad to sash eastbet coustireney is Ire land. Now we should like tr knew what principle there is in all this. It oely shows what • shallow piece of to it th. part of Kr. Dimwit to being the unhappy little borough of Arundel so proselaently before the public, is ddatice of a rotten system— rad Some Gaunt. A REPASTS! IN THII HUNTING A fashiooahle town Nimrod lately joined a certain ducal hunt, whets the noble master said to him In be:linage, W—, en old woman of your name Ilse just died in our village • is she ore of your fanny P" "yea, your Orecakr was the 'puns repay. " she le my Ault Bogy.'" The noble deb laughed lo h Ma surrounding friends at the smart repute& —Bath Memel*. Two rttluint. The stook markets to-day are penalty Wear better, although business is limited. The fend' have advanced per cent, owing &idly to the scanty supply of stook. English railway shares are strengthened by the favourable Craft re taros; and French and Lombardo-Venetian hare advanced, in answer to the improvement which took plane yesterday afternoon on the Paris Bonne. Console are firm, at 981 to 1 for money, and 981, "sellers" for the 7th of April, after touching 981 " buyers." The Three per Cents. Reduced (though shut) have been dealt in at 961; the New Three per Cents. (shut), at 961 to 1; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 99 ; India Bonds, at 17e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills (June), at 35e. prem. The scrip of the Austrian Loan is rather better, at / to 1 dis. Turkish securities are in increased demand to day ; the Six per Cents. of 1864 are quoted 931 to 1; and the New Loan 801 to I, ex div. There are axe inquiries foe Spanish, Sardinian, Russian, and Brazilian stocks. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazili.n Old Five per Cents., lon ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Chilian Six per Cents., 103; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 911 ex div.; Russian Five per Cents., 1101, ex div. ; ditto Foor-and-a-Half per Cents., 100, 1001, 100 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for toot., 831; Spanish Three per Cents , 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301 ; Turkish Six per Cents, 1864, 931; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 for moonlit, 791, 801, 80 ex. dlv.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. FIVE MINUTES PAST Two. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea were quoted at the opening of the Bourse 68fr. 65e. for the account, and improved to 68fr. 70c. The latter price, however, shows a decline of nearly 1 per cent., compared with the last price of yesterday. At Vienna, Frankfort, and Amsterdam, on Tine day, increased buoyancy prevailed, and a further great rise took place in the Austrian funds. The money market yesterday was lees easy, lenient the dealers themselves seeking accommodation at 21 per cent. for the best bills. At the Bank, however, the applications have not increased. About 13,0001. in American gold was yesterday sent into the Bank. About 27,0001. in foreign gold coin-17,0001. Turkish and 10,0001. Russian--arnved in the course of Tuesday and yesterday, and has been taken for the Continent. The shipments of silver by the Bombay steamer of Saturday are likely to amount to about 350,0001. There is likewise a demand he Calcutta, but for China the inquiry continues !my limited. About 90.0001. in silver, intended for the East, has arrived in the Thames during the last day or two from the Continent. The India House have issued the official notification which has already been published in India, to the effect that the reception of the Government Four per Cent., Three-and-a-Half per Cent., and Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Notes, in part payment of subscriptions to the open five per cent loan, will terminate on the 30th April. The government now offer Treasury Bills, payable to order, and bearing interest at the rate of 3 pies per 100 rupees per day, or equal to about 8j per cent. per annum. These Bills will be paid off at per, at the option of the holders, at the expiration of twelve months. The Bombay jour nals are loud in condemnation of this new financial shift, which has been attended with a very severe depreciation of the existing government secu rities in that market Mears. Maitland, Ewing, and Co., who, owing to the position of their correspondents in Chins, deemed it prudent to suspend payments on 3rd April last, and who have already paid fifty per cent. of their liabilities, have been enabled to anticipate the realisation of the assets of the China house, and immediately to discharge the remaining fifty per cent. Tree probability of this satisfactory arrange ment wasindicated to the Repress of the 27th Jan Private letters from Peru dimenntenance the idea of impending revolutionary troubles. The Senate were discussing projects for the withdrawal from circulation of the debased Bolivian currency. We are authorised to state that payments in anti cipation of calls on account of the Indus Steam Flotilla (of the Scinde Railway Company) will be received up to the 28th instant. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,1991. ; the Great Northern, a decrease of 1,43091. • the Great Western an increase of 4,5281.; and the London and South Western an increase of 3,81:1. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase of 4051. sterling. The annual meeting of the Belgian Eastern luna tion Railway Company is called for the 31st iwit., at Brussels. A preliminary meeting will be held in London on the 29th. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shares:—lndemnity Marino, 156; Leaden, 42, 421; Rock Lib, 81 ; victoria Lib, 6. Gas and Coke Companies :—European, ; Great Cos i teal, 1%101 , _• Impeded, 841; ditto, New,ditto, Debto r tares, 216 ; Western, 101. Waterworks :—Chelsea, 111 ; Grand Junction , 72; Wed MideUenex, 1081, 1081, 108, 10111. pea's:—Grand Junction, 63; ditto Guaranteed Six pa Cent, 12; Rennet and Avon, 6, ex div. 1 Decks :—CoramerSal, 1041 ; St. Katharise, 90; Vie. r meta, 1031. ' With reference to the market for indigo, Memo. j Layton, Hulbert, and Co. report as follows : It is satisfactory to observe that while nearly all the market brained. In Be gel qualities has been suspended, from the fear of war, the deliveries have not bessinterrupted, 1 1,392 cheats having been taken away during the month. A few parcels of dry-led Madras have hem aold for the I United States. She stock of Siegal is redaced below 10,000 chests, but the shipments from CalmUa having been made early, 6,967 throb of the new aspirant afloat on the likla January, lame than osseehalf of which may meanly arrive fa time for the May eale. • The position of the silk market is thus noticed in ! the monthly circular of Messrs. Durant and Co.: We have had again • quid month in silk; oacasionally ea appearance of diminished appreheasion but no re-establiahell confidence, nor connnuity of purchase, nor effectual rally In price*. In fact, rip to yesterday pries were • sheds lower than a month since • in the meantime we have had mod s durable arrivals. The deliveries of last mouth were decidedly under those of previous months, but we do not understand ; that there to any material check, either In mills or bras; , therefore with any return of confidence we may look tie current Curliness. Year ay and to-day we have had soma slight symptoms of this ' but at present nothing more [Sea n , symptoms. Bengal silk has been almost a dead letter, so ales , Italian, Brittle, and Persian. WIDNISDAT EVINIXO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 96) " buyers," hr the 7th April, opened this morning at 96 to ), and closed at 96) to I. For money the last price was 96 to I. The " continuation " in the morn ing was quoted 3.16 per cent., but subse quently receded to f. The government broker continues his purchases on public account, and took today a parcel of New Three per Cents. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96, 95k, 98; ditto, for account (7th April), 96, 96) ; Three per Cents. Reduced (shut), 96); New Thresser Cents., 961, I, 1, 1 Bank Stock (shut), 227, 229 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 99; India Bonds, 20s. prem. Exchequer Bills opened at 36a. to 395. prem., and closed at 335. to 38s. prem. Turkish securities exhibit an unfavourable reaction of Ito per cent., the Old Six per Cents. leaving ?ff at 92) to 93), and the New Loan at 79) to 80, ex hr. Sardinian, Mexican, and Beenos Ayres Deferred Bonds were inquired for. Chili= scrip was marked 21 de. The shares of the Whittington Freehold &tat. and Colliery Company were gaoled to-day /to f rem. o a at 111 111 PI IN id 1 11.41010 : :I I 1 4.. 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