The Express. — London, England, 1858-02-25 00:00:00

PARR+. ICIAT r•exigo. "II has &tibi a* *Sect on the general opinion 17 could only b* ion would be far ,on. The market closed at rester- The Eastern lines there was conviction that saTs: 'appose tb&t Lord hot aunt to •vow to)lottoct of who m., b expecte!. Priseipal mow ow* rased few rellidiaa at els Beerserry munases *waft thip tw• D. sal ma aortal. z. Meta an asi rd the ft*" &Amid as az web govervezez. sow - eablisee vi es peedenmee apes Sim-rim which km psaw..cia wW not a pa, , from intro demote al which it I. report extra roidents, said to linen Tavern, in Radar ut Ur gram . Rom Itk'wlipa. ~ the afflatrahtr Lard Darby *y artlesoop prealled. Lk assets( should at his can. The Igoe, sad ve sob irtissoop, who w. Nal Lord Pallor ist be aware that Lord Palimenton's Asa and Sr diet wt re bear& to es bare me dear bat re old vent d jarred la aro- I Ley proarrage war ..ewer to the bite Is WY Jap an, swum dnw *ye cabinet, from wt we certainly do e of Coratoosa is mt there we so Peon, Ass, ma • Nast arrived fens it is the eat:Kart. the tire peat, question arose the whether the es heretofore, the Insr.hsas et was decided ehel Bareguey re district, has as the town ig the gene ; his division Baron Groben 1 s member of re immediately. mo my es loamy ky. I ik sot hood to thus. ibly Awakes Ned nadir tin pest may Ili• me ince Hat wry, and they 4. They sr* tax Rums. Is Adman! DA 4 114gassa. at is l p tesse. sis *ma k en maw. The Omen* Dow min Ns maid A de pr.resis ession mad be tut et the or. Owl Lend b b peons Ms bor. awl efimb onstbo. eleh • byname te•ge • g tar imbibe ....M Cs. DDARD . g, •Ii broke eel d J Oseamok, anto-Wheirs, T. baste 40 hst Mond wfil the urvemi, mar to wee& Tb arise hvio th• awl ties is gee nasiollig — d 4 9 2 ". 'llabass. howl means ad, sad slaw. I ft est a the ic la whack dr a thirds as- Wand is tin formed that It tM attllam riot cm masa- Vf. F. Ikaba- Ma bate dada. amam ihmirartille tha egssal, ▪ Marrimma Sat Min 1011110, el Bobobp p bissies. i ce / by ee the whet 773;1-1; ref Os low in • OA re tho taro id by both WS Sr. of 000tri d rposofro and imosoio.; boidodocodl by Capide of the awe heats to oe Ids We isel to sp- Olga Oa WINII b — taiT W pylori' forthe sup pers with*- . acc *edam , ' bras • mai of lake Is Jl yeatilsior f say now • oval. Os tad lApp it s U. no W of coal. MIST.) LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH. (NNW it NM Prim DI %61W1. Before Lad Campbell aml a Brag Jury.) ROYAL BRITISH BANK. Burnam' DAT. TM OVUM O. RIIIIPINIUIT DROWN, 11)11111D ISD•ILT, DWI? KINKING 111•CLIOD, ILICUAND 11•ITLIT KIN DID; INDLLIAD D•NINL OWID, JOHN NU/LUTON, •ND ROOK LIM C•111110/1. Lied Caglell Mot rte an at the Mark this morels; gineelesly at Ma elle*, whoa the del d Ude important pe e . meallea was ogle nessesd. Mr. Mai Wag mM it sow devolved upon blur, sa tour ei hr Mr. lidieW M dam the sada el tits to ths idiom as It le Ma mai es Wm tact et de east ddinkser, wed_ tit Ow lisped in thiskelly—thet allbeagb Kr. islek ie :Z i l e4 mve s s e e d led (if Lartik ei r d) , t wad as igul tneekid ead blia by the mosealon wm. be bad mid hem laterweid imam. La the tak end Impaled dalimos of Mak duty they most draw a breed aka= awe= a too masa merge at coda ead ri ft Tic mead of Ms. Beale wei very ranch M isread by these with whom he was amacilatsd , but If be odd be Wised des mythic It was Waking too strong • hope estrievieg the formes@ of both ; ite, from the moment lie eased the asmaini nal its bresk-np, be wse not actuated Wby say Kim to dead • sigle humaa being. The period aow arrived whoa their verdict would solve the peat gemtion in this are. sad when they would bare, to some mat, to step Mama the (he would sot say tuatural) in t . whia bed boss road the dads of the public rahose tlimaa, sad the doe ad Impartial clircMrge h 4 e serious gait duty which devolved open thew The deem had had bele =l i the pablio jeered' es swindlers, they bad bow every &Molt& end arespaper olio* as f ie of that character, sad dose mematica Wag beta ranks.' on the wings of the mem to part of the denied world, they were e l s 2lbers as stream end impostors, who had ki rob their aberettolders wed the public. It wee Ms of hi Mist to wipe a arilaad asnarbilbrward comes in iiaireg his rem Se . He bad me &etre to shrike the beck of say sr his serdirectore; on the cattrery, be reeky beak spa kneel( all the respomibility or hie as M aid but at the mum thee it was aratiel that the Jury wed* anwidee awl weigh the evidence as at appl to Minn,hums they wield nave lumber to may .biai of the kimikeis was sulky. Kr. Sedans Joao( tit bank or. he seemmeasereset, Wag at that time le parteerehip with hie hair. whose nem wad well Wows to the City. His twilk H est the homier, was one et the originators of the list al Animater Bank, and the name of Lisa we. Mi booms to the City es one of honour, credit, sad wereelek2l . Mr. Wale, his client, carried on, in his ether,ea ths w-affils in the City =la in UM he task upon himself the cam or • amber of Mi aeffielawee bank. It wee miss thee that the bank kw i.eyes mid its mumps nelheed hom the weal d lemaket lerbni. bet km woe peak* aware wedMi the mist dessielieg honk Y Lewin can emcee kirk benison with •mg mai embel. The peru ses of becks—lke Lenin owl WlMellw—oputsd me he the he doors with aely 111,11NLEi a lie menbeed this hot, memo of batd showing lamed thetekg end might, by good le meded ml, ens mder circumstances ot . Deem time Donk wee establithel hiders Th d li. Tuft AM r Mk we kile operation, it pemssed lie pawn el sikes up_ ha sopa es wes nowessey; It Wet ines lops with M. pthl up, ad then games he mks ad, of U. wr M. or kimeper them Ink the theism ket all key dudrei. The Lemke hint kith %sit mined their with km with • andill ei 1111,1111111., the Lam mid County 21,011111.., end the Units Isla Mk •• meted el 2 iII,NOL; bet ell ken beaks made thair calls u die sons of the Omer emmind. the other heed, the LIM /Mk It Desk bed ea devour mat by wmplemail akar le b aser, kW sepia hoped 100,0111., ead MI dews to ISIS the inertias el the krentee wee coomped and pralp edbyHeir lbitedmpital mil kir obeggles rendered men seneve It mu um*, of Idelory abet the Leeks owl Wasbakeler Dirk Meowed le the sena prof it• minium a Walk st 1811,4Ndinemitile ammien elk the Northern owl Manus PeA end Mel the Desk d &skull advanced them ems • wesey, le soar to Nike then hew kir Meats% and that the Leaden sed Weekketer Wan elnyiled no ban what wee mid • "her map," is Cset that imemelles, for amp yente •thoweeds. t . h 6 m Ike Ink wes leder so reeleislies es esgenied the ears ill el smith berevem le min od husker he 111 Owe f them was en be* • hank empop, or werceallis athlllehmems Y that poet My, with raped =iit Ow truth teen assertsked by Mr. Likelier el lb kis aad private oorrespandleam, se be bal emekod Owes le this ewe, it would not be heed Mi I bed melt end vlsisidtedas. How mem sillemlem doe till et hemikhl• difficul ties Thiel they led awe to emmoent—et Wee debts which bad to he emend to the hme d thsh bin ultimately voloWeek the Union and Westminster Beak have ill W eek lose of 150,0001. In the abstract Winer ken submitted to their shareholders wed the phis beak VO It W be greed to newt that any idadesk do any snob thtag. Kr. Raffle bed =waned did the banes myna vs. ix* amity Me lemsOnsd • theater mud Parsley, 11114, when he semmed their. Me_ (Kr. Jima bed M. ise4 Oat Ms dal wild te rialk• haself baled llw biek el nsam t bat It wanly right to eta that the pekes al Kr. Cemmu. to as beak wee sae r kr porker" Ned thet the dlopeleis were wore teak and enekely mar his sontrel aid abk Ram. They d h -I Mi he bid me the sleek Mat he would iei h his mime dimbenwe If he comeemicesed certain bills sod bonsesoisee te the dincesse, wed to foot they woeld Mat Mr. Cowmen we. set wily adaupoteat but cami dam He (the lammed esensel) led im wish to impute MMa lied laid kw he Amid add ous iota to the wear he bed mew to embed spirt. bet se he shrunk bow me rememihilly es amid ln lb. Zak he dad to Mkm Wei the Mak, sad Mi hit them was aim.' alp ine la de memagemestar the Wire aka. Wald this bred kin ad hi badly kr one with the Mi d Mum ? The fame eons tie Women asp and mekery, ad Mr. Comma mug km in hit Mena at the these awakes et It Meng maths k the limeesst Mist am pas diesseaski all the bilk when he was ham passing Mu bib awl those of Ks Mirk jam •• he swil withset ui theb butensiow. He them men W ocese—Mr. se prodeatimel ed am led the emirs — senitirnsece ' 2 the dirtz end as insenstany Memel M. The some they . 4 7 to the dime* prome 44 this enteseel:M l y e. irewe the mere miksurehhe meld be the Is be keen es espedad Kr. Paha& When MT= seemed the skit to 1666, Mr. Oases wee shwa Irma and the iliet thkg Its did woo sell him be lesek is al la de% sod esminesel pareevere IP amp& spa bla mete sow* the sed eii theil per. wash.MY mon with Mem he was mid be hem ram se he dlssevand the nment od Mreet i M b sonmeesed aasd beefy M. made Ms . &dm od ea ad as inquiry rbe the 16 wild he hued Mr. Meth= hid mampellisonly dleseiwied. Why, Wks deilminis hoe ought le ha Ydlad kr anything. It me net ••••94•••, here waft of umniesity. Man wee wet the Palt gti d Was Welly Mimi deem with whom dry woe to senspies Ow the emossigen rer a n arks. Mr. Wirth bed pea Anwar k the end shwe et Mr. Ommeante dit 111,1111111.. "1 = wes net every gee souk mond des breleue W iese whisk ke ne t ern of heats bed is e l areihrg Yon le glee mosthg, eel aging Ihst k bb amity •• • kook he yes ineed r mho soy cowl emit. In seder le hem the beak lea a bet week en with Mr. thews to the al or Mn F l o s se ff . " 6 B. lreen led kennel • bop debt to the leek sad Mr. Ishii* me one hying he king hint to book. Mr. thews and Mr. Cs. yin la ea milks of am who Inn dinned by Mr. BeIMIe. • I Comb nine hen hem • unspiresy Mk Kr. Ikea, Mr. Maas wee dembit ail, et with Mr. Camerae, who bed inriered • senspillens Ask, end who's he was an amomkg le amen ? kd New some be the khan skeet to sceenknee with the mud poetics. Wbsibm Me isealtor tai. invidgeda weld he to asks theAmblis .ac m e with tech • system we. •••44. maw ; bat the damages Woe set to be conked ea Mat. The whole Wake et the halt were oendesiod an tho each eras. It wee • decent ilepertanset, *stag en &etch (laughter) Mr. Credited maid, " I know • net " where Is wild thyme ge " bet where the W we sot wain d pop No hip debts W Mai teciarred, talk gnat Imam which dyads' the boa de the Welsh was. It was said there was • bee it ?I r ., sad the Wawa ewe bead to tall their shia so, ad aot to treat II as emote. Might set guy Watt teak be emily imarepped ha he Wane& They were recommeaded by Mr. Naha the osalkhadel sektar of the beak ad Mr. Domenic, to wkea the her edemas a thew bed hem thdls *b woie highly meth male. ly the Beak of Mani the Nieman( Irea ll =ey y 01:e= WANK la 1063, KKK wee eked hr the maw sad referad. la LOA KOOK ores awed, wed that tee wee raided. Mite( was always • thmemieg property, =Meg mob winnow weeMenally le keep dna The Mailmap lamas& saOOK was Me velleasea el the adage by Kean - . Fetter Mi Honey. The Mil l :eft kb intswasthe bed hem Med, bed hem sesel -6,0111i. I t was mid that • momegor k bankruptcy kd hem to peweedos of the Welsh min he 12 months. A weessager la bankruptcy to work •ma I A man es& to le • esv he meutyeth. km, or • • talk lead • sharp M Betoken would ,le Mese Waled . .D•wa to the seggego ihs ballasu wesesearm B Des kis the Meeks et amegesese Kam wet et pm mil Way pesseele endakitste, hullwswy of them lone mot week peer ening : onewarcial ermiltwes the • wanwe's shim--halts epee it sed it wee eke dentemed. So it wes wilt the both; end the ren whisk Mr. Isiah hed aught to awn eons et Yet the a and d thee/.. He wadi mew rdsr le • deems& which bed been ilevidleese spied Mi. kink He Aid to Ms M *Pk PM blue Wee the Vise-Cheessi 07=thek. Then wee wee ebbe Mile, and it tenet hem Mesh ble Mk b asoet impriones et he... Matey to this M wet Nod THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 25, 1858. by its extreme truthfabses—the statements it con tabled were given with • child-like simplicity—there wie no rearvetion—no wrier, pewee. it wu all very well now that all had been exposed to say what might have been done. The future historian, recording the siege of Sebastopol, might point out how it might have been taken, act from the side where it w as as saulted by British arms and valour, but from the other. He who now stood on the heights of Sebastopol and leaked down on is ruins, might indicate when a breach might have been made, and to Mr. Linklater, sit ting like Marks on the ruins of Carthage, on the ruins of this beak might point out how the dangers sad difficulties which had beset it might here been averted. This was an outline of Mr. Saddle's con union with the beak. He might be thought too sanguine bat he multi not be thought guilty. The jury would hesitate teems they mixed _up guilt with imprudimos. What advantage had Mr. &dello gained ? Could not he too et the time these surreptitious dealings took place, if he had buss prompted by avarice, or the wild spirit of speculation, have got his bills discounted. But Mr. a man of high h o n our , an d o f di s i n t e rested feelings. Had he not been so he had the opportunity of helping him self to any extent he liked. His conduct was honourable from the beginning to the end, end the jury would Masi minas between imprudence and guilt, between parties who might have dented to benefit themselves sad sMuninfluenced by such sordid moti v e s . He, M r . e, was, as he had said, a man of honour. him the finger of scorn had never before been This case had excited the greatest attention ; for no doubt commercial integrity was deeply involved. They might by their verdict say that the system had beat melees, that it had been rash, that it had been imprudent, and that Mr. Pedals now knew it, but he had atoned for that by years of anxiety he had left hie father's part- Serehip In consequence —he had passed sleepless This case, in which justice might well be blisd—this ease in which the hand of the foremost, the most maild, sad the most impartial judge who ever held the stales of justice might wall waver, came at last to the Icy, end he would ask them to distinguish between and guilt, and hereafter when this ewe wee revived in the public mind, he trusted it would be found that a jearl of English gentlemen sad Naglielt nesechants could disaiminsto between whet was imprudent mad whet wee guilty. Probably, as he now spoke, there might be within the hearing of his voice many who had suffered, but way modem= in this iodktreent stood before them a ruined as.. What they had lost, Mr. &dells, too, had sacrificed. He took shares in the new capital of the beak. He never parted with • share. He was true to the last, and when the breakers roared around this vessel on the rock, Mr. &della with the true fidelity and courage of an English gentleman, clung undaunted and undismayed to the last beam of this enormous wreck. (The learned counsel's con eluding sentence wee greeted with great applause from the body of the court, which was immediately suppressed.) Mr. Mode then addressed the jury on the part of Mr. Owen, who, he denied, had been guilty of any grim, except that of having placed too great confidence in others. Ho did not believe that the evidence warranted the °Davie:eon of any one of these gentlemen, but as regarded Mr. Owen, he left his case with confidence in their hands. Mr. liuddlestou was addressing the jury on behalf of Mr. Brown when oar report left. was the goods traffic of the line conducted that the outstanding accounts under that head did not exceed 24,0001., little more than a single week's receipts. The gross receipts amounted to neer a million of mama. The redaction in the receipts was about 26,0001. ; but on the other band, them had been a saving in the working so passes equal to that amount, and the dividend of this half year wee nearly as good as that paid on the corresponding half of 1866. Adverting to the Reading com petition with the South Western sad the Great Western Companies, he said It had proved remunerative to the Icompany ; but, deepite of that, if the directors could make terms with their rivals, they would be most happy to do so, as they wished to be at peace with all their neigh bours. The kens We half-year had been raised at an average of te per cent., and now that the money market was getting may, the directors were hopeful of being able to convert a portion of the debenture debt into a preferential four per oast. stock. (Hear, hear.) Mr. GOADON Tetoictson seconded m themotion for the adoption of the mart. WILIONT mid the off in the receipts was entirely confined to ties contineedlirafo, and he attributed some of the radadkat to the bed teems upon which this com pany was working with the Northern of France. Hs urged the Creatora not to entertain say idea of making any agree , meat with the Northern of Frame based upon a mileage rats. The CHAIIIIIAN said the r was going ow n er s to Fetus In the course of • Ml ll ayr7w a i l l e a view of soaking a better arrangement with the Northern of France. (iew.) Ma. °NORGE 8311TH expreseed a hops that the Direoo3lll would do their best to obtain the use of the great West and station at Pimlico for making which there was now a bill before parliament The Brighton company had maths ba- Creand that terminus, and had already made terms with pro:oters. Aber some further diatomite, The CHAIIXAM rid Si admirable aeltents had beet des rimed and submitted to-the directors formai:lnge breach from their railwa c tilouthwerk and so over Hungerford bridge to Market end Charing Cross. If it could be out they were core vinotd that such an extension would prove a most Important and pro fitable undertaking. It would be promoted by an independent company and the shareholders of the South Eastern would be only Invited to take shares in it. The Chiselhorst branch of the Heat Kent would give this line acres, to the West Bad temintur at Pholioo. The reczres ri tZacedlvirita7leelered, and the retiring WAIT IND Or LONDON AND CRYSTAL PALACE RAILWAY.-(THIS D4r) This afternoon the tenth ordinary half-yearly meeting of the above company was held at the offices, 24, Old Broad-street, Mr. S. BFALN M.P., in the chair. The reported stated that it was with great satisfaction that the directors were able to announce that the o ing of the line .throughout will take place a t the fourth week in Niarch, so as to secure the Easter traffic to the Crystal Palace. They were also assured that the suspension bridge will be completed at the same time. A temporary station has been erected for the opening, instead of the extensive terminus which the company were bound to construct. A pier and landing-place in connexion with the terminus will be provided for the traffic from the river, and arrangements are In program with the steam-boat companies for the full , development of this important source of revenue. The ' whole of the vast western districts of the metropolis will now be placed endirect communication with the Crystal Palace, Brighton, the other watering places on the eolith-cast. The Norwood branch was opened last October, and a astir bactory traffic to the Cryeal Paso° from Croydon and other pieces on the Croydon and Epsom line has already arisen. The portion of the Extension from Norwood to the Junction with the Crays line at Bromley le also rapidly approaching completion, and will be ready for opening early in April. Thirteen miles of the line will then be producing revenue. About two miles of the Crays line also are expected to be finished about that date. Adverting to the line in extension of this can line, from Battersea across the River Thames by a • and along the Grosvenor Canal, to Victoria-street, P' o, the directors state that they highly approve of the schema, and they have entered into an agreement with its promoters, subject to the approval of the shareholders, whereby they allow the Victoria Terminus and Railway Company 2k per mat. of the net receipts upon all traffic booked between the Victoria terminus and stations on the west-end line. MINES.-THIS 114 Y. Two c?Ciocz. Owing to the settlement of the fortnightly account business in home mining docks to-day is limited. Wheal Edward shares continue in demand, and are marked Ledy Bertha shares have been dealt in at 11. These are the only transactions officially re ported in the Stock Exchange. St. John del Rey shares are marked 13; other foreign u well u colonial descriptions are inani mate. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday : Alfred Como* 124 13; Ding Doug, 20; Zest Bassal, 71, f, 8, 71, 81, 9; Grod Alfred , 6, 64, f, 4f, 5; lady Berths, 326., 6d., 365., 31s. 82s. ns., 325. ea., sal., 344.; North Flokirt, 41, 6 • 33..0rth Tavy, 305.. 81s. ; Relsraor,7o. ed.; Wheel Edwasti 7, 74, k i1 617 ir • Whoa Ifirr a ua, 474. 464, 4, 47, 474, Ti ; ; us 12L ussf simian= N MM. bald a l srlsu l6smi altifelTst sabs rer"... it!, itts."l 47• Z sis.,wi l isiteret re Ain MINI.) vas dodarsd.airrsini the MINK* te the credit of Use ant 840311615. WIDNVIDAY 11111=0. In the market for home mining stocks to-day, shares in East Wheal Russell, Lady Bertha, North Robert, and Kingston Downs, were in active de mand. There were also inquiries for Devon Great Consols, Wheal Edward, and Wheal Trelawney. On &mother hand, Alfred Cowls, East Basset, North Basest, Great South Tolgue, ParC,onsols, South Cern Brea, Wheal Kitty (Latent), and Wheal Mary Ann, were flat. Wheal Edward shares were last quoted 7 to 7e ; East Russell, 8 to 9, showing a considerable rise; Lady Bertha, 30s. to 35e.; and Hingston Downs, 6 toe. SHARE LLS2S.-71:11.5 DAY. Two o'CLoon. The railway share market to-day exhibits further general advance. Great Western stock is especially buoyant, and has riven to 621 to 1. London and North Western is quoted 1021 to 1; Midland, 1021 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire 961 to 1; Great Northern, 27 to I per share; London and South Western, 49 to 1; and Eastern Counties, 12 11-16 to 13-16. All these quotations are for the new account. Foreign and colonial shares of moat descriptions are likewise better, especially French, Grand Trunk of Canada, and several of the Indian stocks. ..„ irk,sT) a ii Wl= 16 6. 1* 0 10.010 10 16,300 10 6,100 100 *NO 100 t 100 r. . *OlO 00 *OOO 30 pN a: IA 1 100 00 *llO 30 16.060 60 36.000 30 *4OO 16 11000 10 WOO 100 4.100 10 10,000 16 4.600 15 W O ON IS LN *ACV 60 + &NO IN 4.010 100 THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MARLBOROUGH-STSERT. IOW AT Tlllll TOTAL Dl PARIS. Throe Prensimm, Isen Baptist °ailment, Felix Blom Art, and Jlinw was this morning charged before Mr. Bingham with ended and ea.sult at the above bask d sod 69, Haymarbet. It swami ken the engem ef Carmine Sullivan and Cleeme Thor, bums M the bead, that the defandana ewe to the hems at abed *id o'clock yesterday =, mil celled for Ms, with which they themelves in the ceffec-room. The bell ringing ney neimtly • maven sametred It, and ma sequence ef pun melee ode by thedelkadmie, sal a mesa tram the gld, edge use ad reed" •L e gy ea ptga tee tre trots them. me et the ) Mgehed sal sal gibes% whea lei t i r m ead the deheidswie the a& abed the nem Ile mmweameted, whoa they =ire w imme beetmlew exam* misy aid violent. me IMP ibe ream sad Mptlter they mow& M est Me Maisie eel ef dm beam In about v o ltea beer, hmewer, Me, s' m& iewswlleg sethisction, sad wowing M ism mew. The two balm again tried to tam then oat, when they pitched Into them, and Idabel them sepeatedly. They were et last rivet into ma ted,end Mend m. Om the evidence Wag Interpreted to than by Mr. Albert, they add they could not Mee hurt the coin mats ranch. Mr. Bingham sold bed they losen Bag uihmen he should have dealt more severely with them. As It was be Mould rice them 20e. each,. ism days' imprimmemet. WORMIIP-STRIXT. 71JOISTIPIIL ASSAULT. leatpA Nixon, • malieloir=6 udy-bnilt fellow, was charged with cutting sad Hoary Crary. Complainant le a porter awl marred at this court as • person who frequontly is is.. shoat the Bank directing aortas pormosu the meet Bring time to procure occommodatlas, and seisms them arts as they arrive seristim. His moaner is and on this tiesoran coatresid rniniply szi vri= =rdly dirigured, Wired, and lisodimg fare, areloped in bandages. He stated that yormsday sitersoon he mot the primmer, wham he well knew as ea smociate dirlepooheis, larking about the Berk. Primate instantly dashed at him with aa oath, sad struck bill over the eye with some drip lastrazonst. lidagistrato—Do year know the Year to be a thid ? C e < t t—Do I; don't I f Why, I atm este him aboritt an uases, sad I always says to him, Now, I'm not a going to have any of your liar gems here." That's the way I spoilt him, and this is the way he's spoilt me. Magbtrate—Did_ you bleed much? Complainant —Did I ; I shoed thiak I did. I shouldn't like to bleed so sir. Loak bre Marimrste—Peay dart take off the beadage.—But 00M1. *rant had already laid the wound (a bag sad heavy out mar the triple) kers. Clearly it was of a most miens chmeeir, sad Ids worship ordered that, without wailing be give butler svidenos, the injured man roald be conveyed Is the hospital In a soh. SUPPOSED MURDER IN 271 E ESIZNIEZEZ TUN morning comaideriblo neneation was created in the aighbeemiteei et the Haymarket, la eniesqusee ot the 'apposed ardor at a komle, amid Bliss Tobin, eget 2s. et a broth& - The Maas ia whkb this murder was committed Is No. Amid-soot, at the tom M the Haymarket, sad has hag beam a aultattor. Tldm =prolog, shoat half-pest two Oink, the deomeeel lareaght a pees= hoes, sad had la his pamemsloa shap menu ad wriaay, a pis =Web mad am* WY= =bar proem y. Alma Wile= 11= o'clock the em was =ma la has the hems is a honied mower, bat ma petiole man was lama et ft. At half-past sight Visa saes of lbw imam knocked at her door, salsa Nesivbse as maw wont im ; s look * has the bad they wets hrsiw al fisamedai his els* mad bus the hoard slats al the bud, hen hod very iii dmtb lima a drpmate alma* the vahrlasate woman Wag on his bee, with be Lao& behind her. The phis smiled is the aid of Mr. Teen. sampss. Charism ata*, Is. Jame's, who proasaamsd Rh te haw bra extinct far come hew= sad that from the paged spassmos of the holy Ikea remalted from stressmillma on saffibeetke. lir bllowiwg durrelptles et Lc empolsa we mat rend dias morning to every pass slake. • Claues, deo IN pas el as 6 feet 6or 7 Wir•Wilt, woks Pr featly, =I stolid that his Whir Ira • capida is 61. f q. He wee dimmed is a dark grey yelled Kok odds skew, gray trou sers, seri strong Wilitlagisa boobs. Iltroughout the day ths bat pavement in die street was dimely crowded. 600TH I.IBTIMN L11L1T.17.-(27118 DAY.) This afternoon the anal ball-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the above railway tree held et the Breige been Hotel; the Hon. IMMO BY3IO, chelrman of the besot of direotors, 4 the Asir. Thir iad V ira staan tha4 the gross receipts daring the half peer Slat of January snionnted to 667,1041. (in dean, . front steeni-boat traffic), being a doorstep of me front with the half-year ending Slat of Jan., 2 17. The orrhaery working expenses daring the half year mouillsil to 191,2961. ; the rates, tarn, tolls, sad prawaremd duty to 36.6961. ; and the working of the elmewpwast essifos to 14,7681. After providing for di the bed therr ie ta t respect of recta, interest, smalltime. Ac., there remains • net Winos of MINT eveilebie dividend on the oedinary conerAl dated sleek of the ampsy. A dividend of 14a per VOL Meek, et the We of 41. 13e. 41 ;ki sossa. par mwww , ebserb ems of 178,4681., he Arm to be serried forward of VIOL, sad the di to be paid on the Oh at Marsh. From es esolysis of the receipts and expen diture it there wee a deoreses to the remiss of *AL, sad la the espalier of 19,0361., 'bowing a demos of 7,60511. is the set reed" es teaspored with the mar graft; pried of 1887. The Camsamt, to mewls( the adepties M the which wee hies es reed, armedarmedd, tbet Meath ther76 born • diminution el the phrase MIS°, owis; so doubt to the meet omintreid Mule. the receipts tram puma pre &owed es leemem es ampred WA the pried of VIA TIM remit wee ettrilmshille le nest of the load pampa leede. Fist the het eaves yews lbws hed bees pried fewer la the rad pamospr reedple of the Ilm cr. = Wnumber el pemmpere wm UK" eimi Oka lasi& Menem' 706,60111., big raft: them say Liase= id eer. • Add 10/4 of bed tetra b Callrak Ist lin spin the bed robber d las bed ems b. awl the rehielos as empared with 11184 wee belpilsowt. Be wee COMMERCIAL AND MAREETS. •THIS DAT. St:GAL—The mit Is Ire, with a fair drook at yea- Imdefs corresoy. Brown Mauritius sold at 38a. Madras prkeo ranged from 345. 6d. to 3:38. 6d., and from 445. to 44e. Reenact steady. Lump, 665. to 6911. Comas has sold at full prioss. Native Ceylon, good ordi nary, 635. Id. ; supotor, 6&. 6d. ; ordinary, 60a. to 61a . Tu.a.—Tbo pub& mks are going of heavily, and the bulk Is big bought in. IttcL—The public selerertue withdrawn for want of buyers at rates. A closane h parcel of Basin, mimed with sold at 6s. 6d. , brurivaisitr Co y, rrox.-600 bales sold at SW pies. oot„ Jrin.—Middling to good sold at 141. 10a. to 161. 6s. SAirrirruz.—Refractica 61 sold at 335. for cash, which was a fa pries. TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAT.) The mast is guilt, at the following prioss :—Town tallow , 625. 66. Ira ash ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 62a. W. ; March, 62a. 9d.; April sad June, 62a. 3d. to 6d; Oct. sad Dea, 6L. id to 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. Z. J. Davis report track Wavy. Prima meadow hay, 63. to 660. ; itoodir do., 70s, to No. ; Inferior do., 600. to 60s. ; roves, 1/01. to 80s. ; clever, 80a. to 955. ; aco amid cat, 70s. to 84a. ; draw, 211 s. to 275. AN EAGLE Snor.—A largeMgle, which has been dying about in the vicinity of Araadat to the terror of many, wee shot on Friday last by Mr. W. Cathy, the Wed game keeper of his Oran the D mks of Norfolk. Mane the sin gular visitor kw boon in the neighbourhood be be. bora shoed at by away sportsmen who have bola anonsessotal in bringing him down. We believe his pose Wen mon than one ocaurion had an uosuccoastal shot. Being • strong bird end usually dying very high, it re qui red ammo oonslder able force to kill him. On Friday laa,_ _how., Mr. ()Way, who was In • plantation la Amami-pada, batman Bovia's Grave and the walnut-tries, bad a good 'hot, sad socapsdal la wounding him. The bird straggled aa rdorably, and at length perched on a tree, from which he was seen and taken to the Cut* whey by directka et kv :ls il lbrece the Duke of Norfolk, he was laid oat to be shown to any 006 who chose to go and sae him. Altar this the eagle was sent to Mr. Lesdboatar, the ornitho logist of London, to be muffed. Hs turns out to be :zo i t i usg male the wu was hite-tailed tailed s i o w a r. saft d b and Oct eater is a also of opinion that it is a P the drat year. Although the bird la of such a Lugo size measuring with its wing ex tended 7 kat 6 bah% it weighs barely 10Ib. Thu length from the Wok lo Ha Mil kr 3 fest. and the breadth soar the shoulder' 1 Ad. The leak is 31 in. long, and the mars Mks I bran. Thor qrdll lather from the pinion joint osse, mei 231 hadass. prtndpal haunt was near the South Wood sla v dpilon el and many mutilated rabbits have bun up width ha ws bola killed b the dignit ies be kr bean in the nag . 1 0: a t Bram &weft Tee LIVIEPOOL Boaotlon BANE.—The liquida ken have given mesa dot they en prepared t• pay dd, 0001, al the prowissisp nobs dike Mak is ea Hs of April saa j undir Sissomi lan asio ad Si par sad par anima Terbelder) s waft at as Eirmaisi is le be heil beeb, *hoe • anee empiele slatemat et the MIN Ass bee yet append be sod& ORDINARY SHARES AND MOND. s. I ri. 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Gronwkilt (to ) irl b =ort st NW.. tirbig... ow. a ba lliti pit Nal No (to Ilailera DPW a ear ant. .... ?mks I Wry Ito I bsra N.l/011;6.1 eseeleskllse. ar i :Vej . rid I= IkStell=6o Kr. So i gi as 1021 I 99i 9 dis N M 13 94 z e II 4 ilk U 91 14 90 ze 1 1 0 94 M Ii 04 lli 93 30 93 U $3 64 $1 Si Tr 10 Fs i iiii ........ MI IR 10 10 4 11 161 41 6 4 iii ii-. r ~ $ li II N IM i I 7- is ii 11/11 141 II ii Di Iti li FA N N 8 II MY/. .L - p. ir I"' _in * * Da. 14 Wolin Wolin -- :: et Ip.a. G yp iha n ier . = ff sitikasie PwW. Lcosi sad ItseL pit Efre. II pot NIEL Wanliam Plumb !pc& De. w 11 z: Mb moil Do. we sual. & want— firm pr.st W. 111.11. dime 1 • 11 ••• ir i i t it t ii . I sea is i i I H pa 1 ii ui I Bata 1.011 10 .. cox .. ski • . s. LOCO .. .. 8.400 • • 11000 .. • 0. 484 6, 16 6,111611 611 1 . • • LOCAL 87413 ALAIMO. Sermon. Prix. K—Tb motel was Ira M tie ad lie• wow/Maio mem d jilmoilw. MIL sie Was 81101111114 =MN UM Wei t.-Cbster awl Zoblisii, at. fit.—lit , 911. II in irb r4a 91. ex Os Wean. M . ea Ve. 11111,11=1.1111, Iletilak div.—Yeat mad N. tr„cLusle s dr a.4.. .—Devers. u. =lto. of LIT ORPHAN WOILCINO SCHOOL—The forthooming tatted of Mb bedentlen, which tab Ohm en !Wor dy neom seder the preddisoy of Lord John RomoUS be Me et Mee etes mad feinen, on account of its the evelemerimishrelha of the ability. The list olden WI. the no at Mr W. PIM& Williams, Sir B. N. Draina. 11. Marten Peen Ilk Jaen Dots, together with theme ming diettegirked palms and Mena. 110111117 rad lictlitana la i rsteu rfa l l =it e to 0 Clanarsztree mi =tl Dula Mils 1112 Mrs el tootoshe Latta .1 lab Oarrigiiii. =2 . 1 LON% b IMATIWAI C aa tem Da. rzeia a • b Ei e ve Ilerovies • Pia ter • d Mira °d .. Soft moll as are Prialsis t dV • ?per oat.. ... Inset 111Mii.. •*: : De. ti =rats.: aft limbos .. INL 14 per wEt: Itaiire km!. w. et Thom Alfred Ina 1 Iribillsilt) 11. 11. 4 1* Wash Osadenw(o444l4ne 11 Di... grist (2.4014040121 ad Ire% 1114 t e 10 02451 ass* 174. 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Op. d per et Ilolboartto Clorp.6 p.e Hda 11.11rattotykOopu, KUL& Lad I Nu.) oL A, spelt Dad. BAsp dr. Hand ob. H.. 61 tall oar (WIPP' !PPP. .... . el._ . cessti. Do.lad nowttps.ll t ?PUPS. Utoltaol. Pato. ie • aim' 1 1 1 lli ' I 7 PI leg :S 77_ a 1,4 11.4.4.1 ti ii Fe k i aj a i Pa 1 pa 213 p l i i fi dl gi li 1 as ex p. I PO I I i ells i i am " xi.l I il pal off. i t mi onus's. 1 it 108 113 110 114 111 190 IP 127 130 14 Fs 121 113 111 116 101 107 84 111 101 11 if Ts 99 101 91 Di $7 90 88 90 ir is i• 100 74 71 19 Xi 1 :4 IS LIS 1U IN u i ifs 1s I s ir ion Vii N N Ili llf 11 lie N 1611 I i Y HA 31 31 121 LW 117 1W 01aelert TioVirand lap.* Dund. Perth. & A her. .1 une. oraet Anglian. B. 6 p. e Do. C, T p. e Camila Ns., 6 pe.,No.i Do. do. No. 2 Do. New p. Coot. lit-. lllraterti Colon. 4 pre Cent U. Lnetaddro, 0 per Oral Men. t Clardow, b p. Oent idle , Perth. Duna. 4y. Great Northern, per USW, D. 6 a red. at {ow et. is 66 pr Cud OratlN.lleolland, rid. at p. Ot. 8.4 W. (Inland) 4 p. a G.WlRBkalklinnieNz.6 p.c. Do. 64. et redeem. Pref. D.**. t Mem 44 p. ot . Do. care k redem. 4 p. c. Do Irradiate. 4 per orat. Do. Blreang. Pref. Sharer Do.Oberar Prof. 86.8 p-c. De. do. do. 6p. Do. razwing, o*. Wrack Do. Clasiaer Om. Sham d o.Da ... Tana d Tortddre p. aan Laad.D..t llw IOV De. do. per elle. 14.N.W.Oowddrin.11p. e. teadkW.T p. Oa bre eh. llAuLeadted dela. 4* b. Nwerak.ra leasetdae ryandd Lane. p. et I Do. Nag* Op.* Biock Do. Coca. Dr. & D. 6 p. o Do. 44 pro Q. Prat. Thad Do.Lehatllltehin NiNewp. Aber!.prep. p t ratb opeton illllBe6 Norfolk Debar., 4 p. et. eh . Do. 6p. et. Mt. Stock. North British . ... , I.Nrat.—Berw. 4 p. a. Pref I' Do. do. do. . Do. Leede 6 pre el. NU. Do. York. H. t 8. pure& North diaper**, Oxford. wore t W 01.6 p. prarrtee ..... . . Do. do. dud guarsawe dcotthb Omani how Prot ScoLN,lLLkordosopoSo.e. Do. Y pet otat. Prot SA Do. di pot cosh Prat Stk. 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Imo ola Booth Amen/a Lad VrTrwati Lean. ll- 1 ia r r.... cer t d• Luie: Vidida Docks De. Dew ii gi sit lie au i• 19 ' a MONEY MARKE2-ISIS DAY Two o'Ctoul. The funds to-day have attained a fresh rise of per cent., and are remarkably strong. Nearly all other departments of the Stock Exchange are like wise better. The weekly board at the Bank has broken up without altering the rate of discount, but as no movement WIA generally expected, the circumstance has not given rise to disappointment. Consols are firm at 974 to t for money and the 4th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 to t ; the New Three per Cents. at 974 to # ; Bank Stock at 227; India Stock at 221; Exchequer Bills at 31s. to 354. prem., being very firm. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked 1021 are now quoted 1011 to 1021. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., as well as Peruvian Bonds, are in demand, and other foreign stocks firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 106; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 651 (exchange 12 6.); Mexican Bonds, 201 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Ceuta., for act. (16th March)B3}. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911 / ; Spanish old Three per Cents.,44l ; ditto for account (16th March), 444; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. 261 to 261 ; the Passive Bonds, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1011, 1021, and 102; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041, 1041, and 1041. _ _ At Paris today (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69.63 for the account, and, at half-past one o'clock were quoted 69fr. 70c. The latter quo tation shows a further improvement of nearly a per oent. compared with the closing price of yesterday. The telegram reports " tendency firm, but little bu siness." The amount of gold purchased by the Bank yester day, inclusive of 24,0001. in Russian coin, was 56,0001., making an ascertained total of nearly 200,0001. since the date of the last return. At the Bank of England )materday the applications for money were again very limited, the current rate for first-class bills " out of doors" remaining at 21 to 21 per cent. It is considered that the Bank will be compelled ere long to lower their minimum to 21 per cent. At Hamburg on Tuesday the rate of discount re mained at li per cent. Three per cent. per annum—the rate to be henceforward borne by the March Exchequer Bills, and, in all probability, by the June Bill also when the period for their renewal arrives —is more than bankers can now obtain for their funds in the ordinary channels ; hence the continued active demand for these securities. The Alhambra has brought 28,452 t. in specie from the Peninsula. On Monday next the steamer Arabia is expected to arrive at Liverpool from New York with a large amount of gold. The advice. from Manchester report the stoppage of the old firm of Messrs. Samuel Lees and Co., cotton brokers, with liabilities computed at upwards of 100,0001. The assets, it is stated, are sufficient to cover the debts, when realised. . . The steamer Para, with the heavy portion of the Calcutta and China mails, sailed from Malta on Tuesday for Southampton. The corn market yesterday was quiet, at last Mon day's rates. A notice has been issued calling in the Pun jaub Railway Scrip for registration and ex change in the proportion of five Scrip shares for three shares in the guaranteed capital. Notice has also been given of a call of 41. 16s. Bd., which, with the deposit, will make 51. per share paid. Payments in anticipation will also be received. The London and North-Western Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 2,5084 ; the London and South Western, a decrease of 1321. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 6911. ; and the Great Western, a decrease of 1421. . . . The accounts presented at the half-yearly meeting of the Southampton Dock Company yesterday showed an available balance of 7,8561., out of whidb a divi dend for the half year at the rate of four per cent. per annum wu declared. The directors' report was adopted. The report read at the meeting of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company yesterday stated the company's profits on the engagement by government of the steamers Sydney, Australian,and Adelaide, at 4,3001. The two former vessels have been sold for 49,9951., and the Victoria has been chartered by the European and Australian Royal Mail Company. The present accounts show a balance of about 10,0001. in favour of the company. At present the directors do not advise • division of more than 10a. per share. The report wu adopted. Yesterday was "making-up day" in the share mar ket. The rates of " continuation" on English railway stocks have been light, showing that the public have absorbed stock during the account now closing, especially upon the recent fall. The subjoined ex hibits the terms generally current, viz : Landonend North Western from it to i per cent. con tinuation. Great Western Midland Lancashire and Yorkshire „ 3-16 tiTi:iiaitto I t io tto ~ 1-16 to per share ditto „ 3-16 to 6-18 per cent. ditto „ to per cent. (title „ 3-16 to 6-16 ditto „ 3-16 to 6-16 per cent. ditto „ I to 6-16 per oast. ditto „ sto 7 per mat. per ann. „ 3s. to 6s. per cent. ditto le. to Is. 6d. per share ditto _ _ South Seeterns -- Great Northern Caledonians York and North Midland Berwick Landon and South-Western oen - a; - Grand Trunk of Gouda Greet Wootorn demotic The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 17th to the 24th instant (yesterday), is as follows : = 53,070 4 3 1 Rate of Exchange, 2 e , 2 d. 100 0 0 f per Co.'a rupee. B om b ay 631 1 0 2a. 20. per ditto. Total With reference to the market for American rail road securities, Mr. Z. F. Satterthwaite reports as follow*: There has been an active inquiry for American securities in London during the peat week. Prices are maintained with great firmness, but are without important change from the data of onr last report. Mr. Henry Fowler has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Memel, and Mr. Sinclair Bryan agent at Tortola. WZDNISIDAT ETNNINO. and T h e t h t e e rm s u i b n e a i d t i s o n n e s o f o t h f e the lt I d i n i s i s q t e u r e i t a ing in re te p rr o e g u re- m, specting our relations with France, have been fol lowed toy a marked improvement in the prices of public securities. During part of the morning some hesitation was indtioet . l, owing to a pressure of spe culative sales by parties who were supposed to act upon advioes from Paris ; but the arrival of the open ing quotations of the Paris Bourse was the signal for a renewed improvement. The funds closed with great strength, at an advance of 1 per cent. upon the final quotations of yesterday. English railway shares were decidedly buoyant, and attained a ge neral advance. The fortnightly wttlement in shares and foreign stocks engaged the attention of the dealers to-day. In the Stock Exchange loans on English govern ment securities commanded about 2 per cent. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 96! " sellers" for money and the 4th March, opened this morning about 981, advanced to 97, se ceded to 981 to f, and closed at 97 to 1. For the Bth April the last price was 971 to i. The official business report is as follows :--Three per Cent. Con soli, for money, 97, 981, 981, 981, 981 ; ditto, fee account (4th Marsh), 97, 981, 961, 97, 961 ; low per Cents. Reduced , 97j, 971, 97, 271; New Three per . Conte., 971, 971, 971, 971. Lmg Annuities, expuing in ha., 1880, 9 1-18, 2/ ; ThirtY You , Annuities, Oct., 1859, 1 13-18, 11 ; Thirty Years Annuities, Apia, 1885, 181 ; India Stxk, $24; Three-end-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1868, 1001. Er*: maim mg MUNI llWiwi Oabsiembe Omar sect liolthisd Newsll De. • I • = i3e • alp.' itiiiri Po. 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