The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-31 00:00:00

I THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENIPTG 9 MARCH 31, 1858. . _ CARY. • 1.16 HIONS FOR st.P.RU. rbe made have bean 'mended. Valuable evidence is so- SHARE LISTS.-71113 DAY . r ,.) lllllllB/1 POIMINUOIN. m. ) MONEY HARK cumulating. Recent inquides tend to throw great doubts d • ° War . (From Le bullet.) upon the propositios that the waters of the Thames, even in ,_---- IP I "'wawa I I Ir e ; Irr ----., their present state, elect a deleterious, influence toton health. A NW an Alsia4 laimmese, r Chaise L Nettle, The bright days of early spring which we are royal corm is.. ion I. at present investigating the question of TWO 01k.06a. ate per eel * The funds to-day have f now enjoying cre a t e • demand fur something between the the practicability of deodorising and utilising the sewage. root, to 1., cornet,The railway share market to-day is again de- w . :!".. • =,. / t a r` - - " 9 chiefly to adverse statemei . g J., iaolutled fur-trimmed burnous of the winter and the light mentelet This commiision is no doubt in possession of valuable In pressed. In most of the leading stocks • fresh re- es ge all A.Arizort .ii 1 (0 IT "' 61 li , of the public finances. Vu ko he comet : by pur. 1 of summer ; consequently, we have noticed in one of our formation which must have an important bearing upon the Bret homes several patteres of mantles, aced in front and tree* at nee. It Is generally admitted that the improve- duction of Ito 1 per cent. is shown. The &y e t A i tli . .......• 11 10 en a • mast of the bed and banks of die Thames is highly desirable; forward. The other de Pai L he comet, by yes. North Eastern stocks are especially depressed. 1 ile. a Tar. - csal. ifts , high to the threat Among them we may "'c o mmend and we nee reason to believe that such improvement, if pro- he awe L.U. * 114 11 change are also depressed, ore halt Lay se Quay- the mantelet Vallee and the mantelet a cukt.mons; perly designed and executed, would not only increase its London and North Western stock is now quoted tee, a: E iwi,..., : ......... T., . Consols were first marl II Ti 711 J ot. by purobve, nee them, sa well as penises and burnous, now made in silk navigable and commercial facilities, but also tend to obviate as , it b. malari ls. orm ur i e nfi think urneee it now lia b le to arise from its waters or w __. .. 931 to 94 ; Midland, NI to 95 ; Lancashire and = se. led risme .. -- pa and are now quoted 96t t ... or.. Dealt sires .5 - Ulan Norton : of UN instead of cloth or velvet, are trimmed with ruches of ribbon therefore reesoneble to desire that serenire, 871 to 1 ; Great Western, 58 to 1 ; being N' ow owe• adwesedi .. - - 07 velvet. The letter is quite a novelty, end has • very good its Loftus Bland , to be this improvement should precede the execution of the main comparatively steady. London and South Western, gI sl nenifi enn t 1: II tim on are marked 351. prem. effect. Caserta* ye also (till worn, repecially for in•doore, drainage. We further respectfully submit . that the -45 t to 461 p er share . Great Northern, 284 to 4; : 1 2 li t u r m • """"" ltsi the m 114 to te major, t. 7 put. being hi convenient while the mornings and evenings con- first and only really urgent o f the works connected with ' I 1 pes 101 tel 101 4 ; and India E nn 0. al ilse , to be and Eastern Counties, 11'2, to t. 19 6 hgli. kindle IL ,IIt Wa sent quotation is alio 9f t. 1,.. s. emus. to be tissue cool. We have men • very pretty one, made of dark this important undertaking is the provision for ethotatr draining the low-lying districts imme- NO aU D 0.% p. a Db. gin In - - M any foreign and colonial descriptions are heavy, e . me a we .. e ne LvE - - •an &dm • UNA. a aeva- Ini Ili The foreign stock marke groatille terry velvet, trimmed with gain" esd dist 1 . t to ‘,... river, . a be eaptale. whatnot especially on the loath side, . Cents. have declined to 1C We 74th Foot Prance tare* 4 the same colour sa the velvet. Pelisses are me- e i d'eZettd - ..,, , da1m05t entirely remove the true including the Brazilian lines. East India Railway ft IN er --- Fitniews 47 45 47 trit_ di A. lit me other foreign stocks th ,row perebess. Wm Darally made of silt owl wedded, as also the WW I- same of that mortality which is erroneously ascribed to the stock is quoted 109 to 110. se • 14. ` la ese ewe 04, Mame Per°lsos , mantelet, which continuos to be a favourite, and, when ma th wean of the Thames. Upon them grounds we resectfully lien s tat= 87 68 to sell, but little chi ORDINARY MARES AND STOCIL 144 17 Dodo. al laaos i als Li. we recorded as follows :-I of • rich silk, surrounded by a plaiting ala AMIN and edged sad earnestly trust that your lordsliM will deder giving all Granada nensen tat Tea te hl eaP- I Dela sesta io the 73rd Feint: Peg with • brad, tine guipure, is both elegant and comfortable. meat to any plan for the main drainage and sewage inter- 111 ' frail amebas. I 41 = 1 . i 1 ,,, t ~.... F, 1 Be. v . I . per Cents • for account r, 'toe W. C. 'man. *anion of the metropolis until fall and °psi inquishe.' li pa t 2: l etteest mkent. Sosetitaes the trimming is repeated about the middle of the home ham @ado-tint, into the sanit ary of the U II Atobre..Not.,lkeLAßas. 111 41 necessityll6l ell el Well Oweide. tithes. if IN ex div. ; Portuguese _ - set 11 Be. New . ... 1 .11 No shawl, thou siding to is richness. Indian maw:tilts end sadertaldsg ; secondly, its adequatenese to accomplish the se at 2 i ii t.s .o...a=tallie fl ha Joliette Detablaw, p an Ite.tha t eeeff:Si• i iiii r• 111 454, 451 ; Russian I as.. Peederld Aria other shawls an always much won at this mason of th e object proposed ; thirdly, the sufficiency of the estimates for et IN Oakes. to ,t Ohes. Jam N sa Da wa 111, Da. 10 al I Isele be mem. Mahan year. the whole amount of the work, so that the ratepayen may be ee ni 1e11 . ,, ~,___"l lo3, __l l wid swell segainted with the total liabilities with which they 101 le g'. ' w ""''''' eit e le an De. de torldeet m. tee 108 1111 ag De.llpetelßdi..pe7.77 100 en ditto Four-and-a-Half Kart II 11 4 Di Spanish Three per Cent boa eiseaked. Walking dreams taro generally very much orstaresstell CS be en cum bered ; and fourthly, mode which . thietoese ..... ...... N i NI i 7 i tir.611 ." '.......... al El i.,_ b. mumsy, thein it al IN Metter and Hotylead per Cents , for account pas I rtrweNe. the shirts. Last your the trimming. W••• •10004 inveriably i s to m i. en d pay e gr the th ee. a l ma that Nin sere am Madan - pos. ; Winne rose placed en quite, t.r bends of velvet, ar presissaterie ar- he Deorsary." 91 en Oxman - --, N 1 1 N. A t e oa 5 c a ti i l al r 101, 1011 ; ditto Guerin I.: Ilmew Natal 111 an be . Ai• no da. teal 6 - - hinged perpendicularly ; now, they ere more frequmtly After Mr. Young, General Cothington, M.P., Mr. le an to. Dla* a lad te R. - - i Aftwada account, 1041. • err Fweriar Oliver. ff all Dead. Molt& Alma ass 71 11 placed rimed the skirt. The same odour as the drag le RwuPlll, 16 •1'.• and ether gentlemea, had Broken in support ge au Den; a NINA Mom= - N s fl". .g. L tilalSt. lit At Paris to-day (Wed' ',.waril Ma. seat. : preferred. Sczastimea plain skirts are worn, but they ere °I , hie metmwlll . eit. IN east Meths - .... so Nat oaf iLea.7ll4) e. - IMMIX NM Lord Jour 11144errits in reply , remarked that the depu- Br IN Kasten% CoNUN Alexander Naensaus then made very fall and in exceedingly rich um- • • • , • Pt 100 lemere Uotoe. Or • - p tog I WWI. "at 'sr' dap 6° " °l ` PrntneelY trimmed one wee or the other • • I • Nen net att. .. am I, is is an la., -.- ei were quoted at haltpast I Alasekr. her =ril epon *question invo Tinge, manyl'a • ' Dr.warviiiiii ;.•:i•i: l i I the same as they closed y mama. with ruches , r bands of velvet, ia also in favour. ewes at tan moment. It would Data be his duty ljt I:: e , teee , ll64 la"ae g i d b 4 . l7 Si a ad De. liwarthilals lar SU a heaseilebl , awl aot Meow .. N ID Sometimes this forms the lowest skirt, over before giving his assent or otherwise to any scheme laid Itt. Ito -----.- Peri Dundee SY 7111 The steamer Wye arris ea art to be initiveler of whiai is a shorter one. The bodies of three beim biro, to obtain all the information be possibly roe Id et No Nana errors. 117 15 as to es.„-e. *that the Question • and with regard to the obeer- II NI Oreat reek et Soothed .. 11l 10 7011.111011 NA.TLWAYIL ing with the light portio dream are usually worn with Sequa. An attempt hes buirb g r a • . th di. 140 *we rmi . ..... .. INS 1031 104 vaNme the Mt parker, he meat observe t h at • veto OIN la.l Pa I Nauman. I Cloolas paw I NW. which are expected to ' tow lawneeear Wed. been made to restore very narrow Meths but they are sot =ll a the bands of the chief commissioner of works a 111111 t=. Al e l it: le a afters at astrodass 5l 4 . Friday (Good Friday) m , seer bell fay. W.• , `. 0 elegant, an I therefore th e longer Magma are still ad o pted. sot to be exercised without due consideration of all to t! 01 liege. mid lran lini llrt, iri 7 : 1 =7.. - Aiw.iii:i:tii = = I" A meeting was held to MI {a Ito r /Us 1'....t ; Poirred bodies are also worn. We ham lately remarked a pleasenbedtted to him ; and in his decision no caprice should i lt, la D .z.,14,,, e .. 4 „, S i ;,T, r d . • 1 Ws. W osmium wee .. Ile allowed to interfere or have weight. He could more them Nen red M011ie.... $3 U 4ag . 11,, , r4, ,, ,j a =1 _. Ilt H. P. Maples, insurance die" ' °l' high "7 of wb" had six Poing. ' others have thee he mead endeavour to inform himaelf of the merits of all 141 Ul .. .... • 10 13 Ms 6 3 =.6 row. ci.m.iii ii di W. kw of the I.IJ tree four-one before, another behind, sad one under each arm. lel * SSW§ le nre se If Dusk payment on the 24th lust me. pleas brought below him, and which would have his beet In . teen en se . y et i ss say 171 Bif 91 en onstem=ee re 1 23 Won le le rakeleJa.7l Checked teges, la ell colours, will be much worn Ibis sehomon. As to the sic . ity of further • Mawr. who mom: spring, and far drosses with double skirts., will be very inquiry , he mi g ht 14 si t 2: . tr. All .. let d i. II so lo• Desataim vas, - ea started a line of steamer vers ewe= en y that he had already given his consent to a proposal for a 7 fa &Am i l 1 tar * all Other . r .b. gtral len s - -. -IMa se Mae pretty. east committee to inquire into the whereas of Mr. Golds- all Leaden sad thellwan .. 6 41 •ea et floshalt • 4 tt a Dieppe, and he had 1 We have also wen some pretty silks, with ea ft Dabs New .... ~....- - - is •• Ilene. Junetloo . . - worthy Gurney and Mr. Walker, and he hoped soon after ft De 106 this branch of his slaws pupilage_ ,Au brachia dowers. which r ake e Ws.. ng444% • 145. 0= Et El f 931 ti 4 I: an lake . Oartem aniiiiii : = - dn '''' Br '' , LBW the committee would be t 'anew- rms.** violet, sad dark green taffetas in new disks' are also is appointed. srarding the is 1 ri t,sera r. , ; - h r ever, by the Brighton le. geu.: &lewd ler in the material that the country should be celled • li great Isvour. Green is decidedly • fermata odour jest now. I Wllr elein° 10 , 2• to . y • of thefor the tan 44 - 2 l La.erdwrfeween a eer wwWw 2 l.-; 111 In_i li an Loos a Few* spa Fri - - Railway companies, wl is. Pee balf 0030 Ono of the most elegant @resin, dress.. we have seen was »p ea a wes amid that expense. a rope* that would meet illt IN are.. met,ei Urea& i IT NM all Lyme mad Genera ST U 3 Lyons end Nedttanwerra - -, to the extent of 38 mew Cliente malle Ike Palm. pa_ .4milal • one of gre l, moff° Infagle' with a double shirk the u pP e r ma with but very little countenance in e House of Co mas, 1,4 1 asweftane - Warta Awash ... ...... .--ea We lasi Maimed edged wit a ruche of very rich taffetas formiag a moque. 961 MI NI 18 a Seaweed Lae 4 now valued at 54,3( and he hardly thought the hon. members er.....sat would be et IN veri ip . red Paw,. is N N all Do. cw. Iwe dese: ..... ... Si iiid: Sal The boar had four long points, sad wee trimmed with small en, her Ihe 110 Net.found in the ranks of Its supporters. In conclusion , he N ail NIL M. Mere lanai - - ruches of taffetas from the wain half-way up the body. The .. . . lg • les a u gr ueaes sk i eps thottee„,.. - an Northerner Name ...... Set these companies porch 1 Da New Mere _ . ........Si mi mew. Min the deputation that the whole subject mon receive e. rename , n em itT a els'- sleeves were pagoda shape, the revers bang trimmed alao le all lirmettArombilev"' 13 i lii le . It areas.' Tank _ _ .ati. . ti valuation, Mr. Maples wi the fullest consideration at his hands; and having thanked le • &ems a Maned •-• : L I ZI Vs . .. .rif, sad Nedler. 1311 1 11 381 e tato. *Mose mr. with • ruche, ow row of which formed • second revers, or . pound. It was reaolvei jockey on the upper part of the sleeve. them for waiting upon him, mid he should be glad at ail le all rown,W V 1 ed. le be Ileelaral. One of the roost elegant toilettes we have wan was a drew tl'eal to niCilies awl • 3,I IIIWWWIN that might •be offer .ed to him B IN Nome IN 11 If inhere kiriairitala. ar terse se hissed Weans SO I Needs ad N. F;iiiiie until the 28th of April, Nal • 1 IFetrataral: :l IN 1 11Ie N to confer with tic meta aai Pme r C llrea of whit , tulle, with throe flounces. surmounted by ruches * 174. IN !North Mai . .. as a Jena Tara Ilall and D. - - go It Ries end ...... -•-• ais pointed aof blue taffetas, pinked ; there were covered by &anew of lace et an De k - .... 10 all Lem and A most unfavourable • althea ansame. se and quillee formed of white roses and fuchsias. The body W. ne I. onsega-aereek_ lot illi lel IS4 10 a/I ROM' Nark 34 v.. ... ' , war; dee Deett, wee trimmed to match. The head-dress was a net of blue THE POLICE COURTS. si IM Da. O. X. X rem 1 lon 111 I all Re _NI Rada i 1 in the railway marl lit IN Da. Lab. ...... 47 $1 681 _ _ 4 sll Da T per nt.. .- - ... lege ef me SO Wm. chenille, with raw on the left side, and fastened by pet to to De. Trek .. ...... 71 74 71 • 1.1 I 0 le 16 an err. we . Newt ~.. . 10 MOW iia 1., Ina Irelte hal g i ha Nal. THIS DAY. Ilt. IN Nall DL SS N 10 all De. 11 we ma Prier_ i It •an sternly be out of place to notice two or three very Is I 11.11.0„ MD 2 ria - . 72 * all Seelliga . Pewee 121 don and North Weste ` .i: =the royal • beautiful bridal dresses. One was • dna of white satin, • -w- glt gall Fit= "a 4o r in te se Wei RP M0e............ an Da. II per ant hula_ ... 9 : Companies. The questic e Meer to to ...• item. with three deep fkunces, forming three skirts, the top OD all lima aeon • aura : Xteco Jebel et- us (maw. Were. illialmt le In SI 21 4 Wanton o/ A= 4, .- - i Craw. one at in, in large double plaits. The flounces were MANSION-HOUSE. le le Pealmisab 7 3 4115 N a amend Elert ... se seeing that they are now be •••••• without par: trimmed with two rows of ruched pinked ruin: over B - yraste Drina; mid Thomas Tape, Dutchmen, were charged is 0 ....... n ehmeelL mi _ - ~ appointed to the Inn these fell three elegant lace flounces. The body was pointed by Mr. C. Parkes, a Customs tide surveyor, with smuggling ft- Rif lee 110 ae et. we Ilsoiran.ll. bardwalk 541 271 - tance of four hundred ... wee, stemma behind, on the sides. and in front, where it was buttoned. tobacco , under the following circameances. 94. IN SWIM Illead ID ad 001•011IAL OOTIZININT NIDUZITIZIL head ? sump, seat. to be 4e- It was half high . i la Raphael : that is to nay, cut An interpreter, by the direction of the Lord Mayor, ex- iii. 1* Ihrepoldre Woe 46 oad Ne. 1 ile 1 secs IPd I 01. rim I Nam. I. square. Within this was worn a gamy, Nape bouillooni, plaint to the prisoners that the charge, if proved, le I INOMAININe 4 dwarmew- $ len .... N. Cheflow.epe.JaaaJoh 10e 111 Ile UN 13 In the discount marke . wltlea• Kraft. In 36 N in a root . with • lace collar. The sleeves were in large plaits, 7 ening rendered them liable to a penalty of 100/. each, kIN theth Dona 91 Mad Madera NI 70 N i -.. W. DallteroLlMANts. 100 LW 11l more active yesterday. TI Kay is Daniel. square, and trimmed round the %made with • ruche o white Mr. Cumberland, from the office of the &elicitor to the et IN Boat& NUN s2l 1131 ~._.__ N. Da6pairettemallap. Ile U 0 1111 1104 **bout porebila. rite satin. The tinder-sleeve WM formed of three tulle puffs and Cus t oms, atten d e d to con d uc t t h e p rosecut i on , fe A Routh TOrtigt. a Mar Bee Ul6 165.001 at New Brewer! Doada NS WI IN loNa ing near ; and some het em, without poretme, three lace fells placed alternately. Be. der .„ a , Mr. Collingwood Parkes-I am • tide surveyor . Oa Mon- N 3 S . 4 ,...... w 0 gn, 41 ,..;:ii"„ g u N. 11 .9.1ealeMovitinDsb 119 WI Ini 17 940.006 9* New .m a ma paling due. In addition to thos Flown are, if possible, more to favour than ever for even- day lest 1 boarded the Dutch ship Fyenoord, a little this side ss a gs ee ke e 55 4 Darlington_ N N Deb. mama. 181 ,5 WO IN We ....a IL Law1.134:04 Deere la 103 103 lon Railways, 116,0001. tark• Jels Rolleww. leg maims. Of course the coiffun must be more or lan of tha Tower. She had just arrived from Rotterdam, nt. IN Taf Vale roroot.il Is ISM Foot ; ....... Si. Nagy alba IN 117 Ite 1071 arrant, according to the drys.weans .... tai. is' ;it to laimasat Data. I searched her twice, and in the engine room 2: IN i T0ft.„,„4 4 „,„,,, _ _ the new issue of Bonds For dinner dress, we have noticed some charming little cam f nod, on the occasion of the second march, 111 lbs. 49 sr Wayward sea :: - - way of Canada, and 120, re.thoat purehme. Idol For of a wry booed blonde, trimmed on ono side with two DZITIfill 1111114. of foreign manufactured tobacco in the the N sawelL,0811811 ; __ ; . 3 ,. ; -.- oa Banns. MM , to be Eastern Bengal Railway, 'ley -blue leathers ;ow the other 811154 a bow with to end , anis being very nearly extinguished. The 1 g trer, - -z.„- - :,„, -- ,, 1 1 i e . 1 Ohm 1 Nreer. I Pd. I 01. prem. I Nils& en. Mame terra" was Placed ow the hoodlum/I, with WWII of 11 111 a 171701111 1 d was partly destroyed by the action of the lire re. le I ergot. wee Se DJ Nel It may . be useful to rep yood la UN :tab root ; with a blonde ruche. and the remainder considerably injured. The prisoners lb 2 wableadis - - 1 4 0 .. g r, ii I se= I C= Whales* nye 17 111 i ll seasending in applications fl .about tore Awe, was A very pretty coiffure dn bal was formed of • Ville moll were in charge of the • ship. Tape was before the 12 o'clock to-morrow. i l e ir ir itsis?,: ' ,.U.Zi Illimed with sum _ 00000 , sudkw„.4 b 4 rb 4o tall i, 0 11„ behind. furnace, apparentl& y endeayouring to put the tobacco out ____,_ MN li Devon erne larlisek) rke llatere. tt snit MOW was • WPOISSU o f 111•11 V. With goia creecatts se- o f s i g ht, an d ong was standing by his aide, =mew= MAXIM 612 - noW lam IN4 N N 96 ranged in a cermet. This ie tailed the °Sultana." alloti - harems •Ith•ort purrhsac. In I had the whole of the tobacco collected, and gave the pri .l Foot. Another was velvet tow, with wheat-ewe of diamonds. mere into custody. The tobacco was placed under the se l en 1 ILMIWATI4 I (MON! pall.. i 6 • 1 •• l, - o.W.Nall 11.15.0 a 14 II 11 - O. we Ver I 111 If 2 its fully expected that the •ta boner Neches:la, Bubb Sr. worn rerY Pointed, an d ore freenwitlY Placed control of Mr. Jackson , an allow belonging to the Customs. e,, _ ter ewe ........ la •d it 0 closed, for the allotment letter. sea. eta Dearly on to the fo re head. One we have mo th admired hadM. IN Meal a Meta 4p. MIK Pi N Mr. George foilsmen, acting tide surveyor at the Custom Mille MO N Nil X ... a Noesilellla ii 1 Ili Si non Unwed Draw, the atls thrown very much back. Under these were red House, said-On Monday night I received 111 lbs. of to- e .N. I_„N illeneea poet -. . kg & - N.*. Naga (I all U 1,12: 1 .. Nerd Wheal .. 744 4 1 4 probably be deferred tint toted In we are root geranium. and gold strawberries, with long grass. A scarlet bacco from the last witness. There is • duty on that kind of w w ' '' aaa '' -. It is believed that t .s, be mtgs. enlaced velvet bow, placed quite low behind, completed this bead- g o b s . o f s e ed, p er lb, nt• 141 INN AWN& 1.4 p. 0 IN IN S. .. Per Oa. Mt Wean li 175 Di aet preeeted Oa 2/ili et IN Be . C. Tp. is dress. Mr. J. Claridge-I am the Queen's appraiser. The tobacoo Bt. 106 N. Censtleirs-Aitajtel 111 UT US flreadroel - will leave Southampton I meft .. stelae ce.wie.o., et. U 11 °tome Roan atom. Two of the most elegant full-dress coiffures we hays seen seised, of which I produce a sample, is of f • trun n e , Bt. IN Be, de. N 0.2 it* 115 . inowt Is Nth root ; l a te ly are " f° ll 'w l - One was •• round wreath of blue corn - tuns, end is liable to • duty of 9a. od. per lb. fft. IN Do . New 6p. Ont. ft.. 12T UM 2611 .. a Dorados (Rt. ChM 14 SU IN April, will . again show a Se all Taster. Delos. 4 err Cent - - 11. .. & Own Bra 1 Illemin II 44 14 MYNA. t..) 1.1•01.0• St 05 ~ &W. remora 1 , l&IS.0 NO NO - The foreign exchanges flowery with silver wheat -emrs crowed is front like • diadem, The prisoners_ ed ring the examination stood sobbing like Rt. IN S. Lasesehlre. 6 per Met. - - 9. g ToweralAtead 41 1. 11 undiminished firmness. „n ue ., es.* to., the other waa of water-libea and hearties*, wi ts grata children. They begged for mercy on amount of having barge g a a l ia• aa . 4 °l• m''''' "'ell: ; 71 6. a Tio Croft 9 14 a .e, llama 11501. pet. foliage and white game leaves veined with gold. faxeilies at Rotterdam. et tel Great Mentions, a withal 117 IN UP .. Us. Mass liihrommo 40 .- -. established for bills on L a, without isarehae. As et we have not sy • very decided change in bonnets to The Lord Mayor-I hare no power to mitigate the pe- St IN Do. 6e. red. Mlle. et pos. IN 113 NNW - Vale af Tower lOar three months' paper on I 104 . . . 1117OL li 11 announce. They amass small gem hav e lately been Daly 'bed by law, which is a flue of 1001., or sin ...et IN De. 41par Omt. ..... ..... IN 104 a, _ w i re= Inteie it se It Hebrew holidays, the t , te ewe. limo,*4o Do. SS. e. reastap.a pm DI 0 worn rather forwarder. The trimmings are etill simple, er a- months' imprisonmest, without hard labour. If you have T. e n 0 0 ,N. Naha, la Pref. 101 11 .. W.Ooradoe W u, le 110 IN c beineaseit, eltheat less in dress bonnets. Velvet, mixed with tulle, is much la anyg l ing to rya in mitigation, you must petition her Ma- • • 04.5.5 W. Itrolso,ll 4p e. - - II .., 111. Bawl .. Wk. Bona I I 6 130 800 ad Amsterdam, three month Jain Jame& pat. to favour, and very pretty. White satin bassets also an *tie Board of Customs. N 4 o.llta. Nee Ilsotax.s pr. 61 01 always worn at thim ~NI. One we saw the other day wee They were then "snored. N. IN Do. 4e. et redeem. Pref. Se 101 It 150 U. cow. It ream 41 aot N 94 111 1. .. Wh. Mead Waited 64 Of Ti ft 11111 .. Whale:6i lama Lea 11 11 11.14 i te 16 ; Rotterdam, Ifirese Us be Ilimteaaat, mad* quite plain, the only ornament on the mends being a et lee Do. eon. hada 45. e. 17 N UN - whee Nut Antwerp, three months, 25 .1 FO.t. 5 43 116 bens, three months, 13.6 I mows t eretems-• satin bow and a blends Unction lined with satin, and arranged GUILDHALL. st. lee Do. Medea. 4lf wee 17 IS N - lig. f relaweer (fait 41 U N 26.6 to 124; ditto, three mon moose ammo ; in large plaits The enda of the fascism formed boas on a DOING" • CADMAN. lan Min Peel aro 51 101 IS all a ... MG Napa le IT the-Maine, three months, Manuel a. eosin Jack. each aide. The bonnet was fastened by narrow ribbon strings POZZION 111111111. ramble, three months, 341 to 35, ;A A Attires Mee. edged with blonde. A gaunt and mberable-looldsg old man, of the name of le an do, a f e u 10 I:4 aft IN Da Innebe, Wee Wood who described hi mse lf man attorney and has ee. .1. Dec Db.,. Or. 0 40 . g N wi nes. I ni. i a. ores Ni.. 10.30 to 3 ; Ttieste, do., A tulle and velvet bonnet wo much liked was white spotted tae . lam i ' at this court in • ' ed sit . that capacity, ersa summon 1 mil Dec Do. do. 14 10 Madrid, three months, 481 5 terret.h ittronal to to tulle, with a birds of lilac velvet rotted the front. A trimming N roll Do. do. et .- , . 14 U 90,1&& M lialrelow . .. .. a k i j .rot CiIIYINI KW. so- lout • woks two oaths ago , by Wm. Scotchmer *lace was arrested in a point in front. Four ends of Noe a oshr r e or i ta the r d• side,. on the i et. IN Lama YorkshMalait IR US 146 76.0001 IMa IPm to 4 ; Leghorn, three month , for not pay ng fa. IN Leetathioh.Omep alai - - 10.000. 35 a 4 u : months, 25.50 to 5 ; Napt fell over the curtain. A Ids feather ornamented the left - ~... omission the cabman stated be had carried the defendant to et IN De. New Ouse 5 peat -.- 11400 0 Palermo, three months, 1241 lortant Oman! ca tad aide, and the ends of the lace trimming were tied mad e? L'' varioui places, and his fare amonnted to 45., which the de- U. IN De. do. 4 not aNa 4 - -• 1..000 6 a at It a the R.* LW'''. chin. 10N.W.Oevaise.6a.e. - - 93.001 c i ei da......... . 3 1 4 7 2 .c 3 so 126 to 1 ; LisbOn. 90 days fondant belt unpaid. The cabman, however, found him out, r e : I: Li f or . ,,. ft. kis ' . 6. 1.2 la 10 11. 611 te 4. A very pretty capo* wee composed of blue retiree and me ..... i 14 Foot, so bare hit tolls A band of velvet crossed the crown, and three velvet andthe being limed the defendant celled spa summons IN an Leatloaderryoad Oota 1 0 - - In the sugar market r the tea l wane* of apes the cabmen sad offered him a small sum, but not met- Ili ell lesdeMetr knelled* - nem 3 leper ws rows were plead above the curtain. The strings were wines et. WA Vasa wair.alrengs.44. la 111 . : : :1 1 1 t di. 6d. to ls. per cwt. was ea ribbon, edged with blue velvet. Peet to oausteste him for his expenses and las of time, . 4, Be, .. .. .... . y 1 .r 10141 4 :::: .. :::: a h ir have also taken place at i 11. 1 . 0. m i ls .i, f i re a = sad k was therefore refund. On the day of hearth' et es' Da fie lei: - Is es Crape bonnets ere also trimmed with velvet. We have t h e &Emden, although engaged to den- m los weneeelemereat. Sea - -- appeer aa vo- • is,oto 3 ..... seen one of alternate folds of green velvet and white crape, ne . i n enot h er et thy court, was not forthcoming, It 100 D. Cam. N. ei N. 4a e 137 LIII 1111.3r61 a. in the Ottoman Bank yes , at. ; Jowl Manus trimmed with white feathers. One of these feathers wee IA 100 Do 41 ar et. Pret mom PI tot and an order was made in his absence to pay 4e, for the fate, aHe D o "t e seakamati, pr.sa, eo * sefool !fee interest. It was contend ei. placed scrag the curtain, which wee edged with velvet. Nemo, I N .- .- J. J. Brows. ran , a es. core, and th. for the (sinuses loos of time, or, in de- le an Nam. suers . IM.P.P ''.l' - 10,001 20 wastia § ft ft boa tem etaafted. We have also noticed a bonnet of green taffeta, trimmed i n k , 14 4,, . I pr i.....e . Th e wss h oe pr4d, and eat with epees sun= IN In of the shareholders pro ys 111 MAW 1 P••• 1 •••• - with bends of the mania, lined with violet le we Nand Deem.. 4 • se. w. - - profits ought to be dit id, _,.._ tath ' a a .____ _ n u° after serdee of the order, a warrant of commitment waa made in, .e n ip, 4. um sons, as 41:11 . 1 . Jig r=11 4 113 4 !.:::: IP II : 'one. C.D., apse leg. bonds were arranged is coque. Mt sash =we. The SKIMIN• eel il no gate mew . 1Z ttl the di ffi culties attendant I. r general st 01bmt. was lined with violet, and bunches of violets treed the fa- ' s pa whic h M r. * Roo the summoning officer of the et. 1* Lths-eonel we lord. N 07 ____ oin the rank of Sam coon, amnia him this morning, having proceeded w ith D ii , a 4 ,„. ... . Id 55 di . been satiafactorily aurae she R•Ial WW 1. .." Ade. The strings were green and violet ribbon , the eager at as arty hour to the defendant's lodgings, i u e n s i l e . s t; fi.i'j ... ... /02111 T WOOL IV= The most decided advance towards a proposal was mooted summer bas'! W. WIWI, they bend his moving a moat substantial breakfast, le Yea h. a a Melt lel W/W 121 i ..ot, to be . Net le the have seen was a Leghorn, trimmed with May. Thin dower u t w.f.; & r pm' s ... o (k - ap proaching is temporary clung all garneltaariiire IL ial Dear& Ware& Willa a NO taw Iwe I eme. I Ht I *Priem 61N. for three months, i PION IN *era aad U. Da.lemli N - - time observed that b 17:11 Toot. to be Mae forms •• very pretty ornament for almost any bone, and is n nein,. On beta g b roug h t i n t o c ow l, he egpreeerd frequently seen in one colour. For instance, In • rich dark inability to discharge - cabtns claim, and he was, St IN We ima r " . fai I NAM 0 Aemohada .. . all 0 i l& U ark of fVes ***** : l a t i 47 111 1 Sli holders would have the A mike M the emr. colour it has • good effect • very . on a white crape bonnet it 'at. to be Itatbrawa therefore transferred* once under the guardian/hi of an 1 1 en kW" °anal e n P'ier • IN nate fresh board should they t k still mire elegant , when tu ft ed with long grass. On • dicer of the li , of C • Ho d al IN 11•411,1141ernelsiettlF41. 115 150 n ad - N INlLOoLltaskala. all ... -. court, to ouse orrection at way. won D e ,. e w e ., mem. 124 123 ad 111,Nt U firladi N. Aweeles_.. all -.. .. hand, it was pointed out sl ranee*. to See tree bonnet we grossly admired a wreath composed of Ben- Pt. IN Deli per oat Patna. 73 13 ad N Cher& Doak of 1•011. • einplopd oa a NM. pl roses, daises, and Nona 01 pearl beads. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. le all Noah Date Modelle a 10 I LeolleallaeMOhlas IS 31 If De x b a =ware might be hie 101 an 4.15at1ead.a..N.0.61 Sll % 241 NI N. * N rests of the company in tl no holf pay au ro.t. CIOLINT ABS•VLT OW THI PORTIA OP • WORK Rotor, g,‘ Ise D a 0 ream_ .... lee 1 11,115 1: a..., - - and ability with which t ...eget os use Path .. t . . lee Ift TEE ad LY DP.4.12140E OP 211.11 SETIOPOLLIK Three determined-looking young fellows, who gave their it I t r, .D.:041. seer 41, P lw lr p .i.' o 4: _ _ 16,N1 1.46 Orea. ef L . Minfa .10 - - NAN * ftsiest a aer.oili. en trt in company through the n le or Horeb. l.'s - --- Names George Morns 21, Charles 71-egate, 23, and Lard et t . up D e . 0 pe, 0 0. „, _ les MI It fle (Leaser awleateil all - - a. neuteeeet ~...oeel. Dirt TATION TO 'nth niter Con lIIINTONI3I Or PUBLIC Maitilleu. 23 , were Iced at the Mr before Mr. Hendon, Man Deed Torkehtre4p. et:Ma - - 86.110 N Loa.Oh.Baok of Lest all 111 he 1:1 them to the special suppc okneet.Coieeel Maar It DairWatessp.e. SI U se, N Leedoesad Oematy 19 - - all sides con fi dence WM e: to be tame .... BMW woes*, Sc. with committing an assault of a mat serious nature 2 A Ir . 6,... - - ..., .. Loudon 30110110 M le -•- m• oantoolmel ; DaP Yesterday afternoon a deputation from the wyeuel Orr harks 11. Wroe, the porter of the workhouse of St. '''' of Oil Lea. and WiNattertar le 465 i the bank, and hopes wer ..i. to re male& Vestries and diatrict bards in the waited, by Meetia-in.the-Fielda. - N. 100 Net. Pro& of Midend 36 ... amienet as Wades* ICON N Da. New 14 me eft re. no .pointment. upon the 'tight Haw. Lord Jo Mermen, her Josiah Rosier, messenger to the workhouse, said that on a le Wade% elwe Mejesay 'a Chi e f Cerumiyai od eg of p u bli c Worn and Bald. the previous night, about sight, he was in the workhouse, WIWI LWOW AT PINED ILINTALIL te ° : C l itew New Wake- N a a also pointed out that the o he maJor.einaral: lags, at the Otflre of Wahs, Whitehell.pl ece on th e su b - and bearing • muffle outside in Castle.street. he went out l k. ,p, 1 aal.ll&a. I Mena* Riga* Wei. 6O, 16 Weald Dank Oer., III A 39 NI reserve may yet be pert to Ny eelneel : Ilreavis. 111 * Mame ark ...: all 17 In lit • ment of a bonus. The et. •• moots • t use aced the main drainage Mid sewerage i iitoro ; pi i on of tuts and found the prisoner Morris scuffling with Wroe. lie tried a ' i; .. 3 „. 4 . um ., Nate Ite Pealed& of liiiiiii es u a • I Pm/eaters to be Metropolis. his utmost to separate them, and while doing so tbe prisoner le Leaksi N. elli was the adoption of the or. Ph t oot at te The deputation, which was meompusied by General Teepee ran off. He law the prisoner Morris strike Wrap a. Ne Ihridesheruake Its - woe Seth themes -•- re-election of the board.. r•vot, to to major • dea •mid North wean* NI 103 Codringtm, M.P.. Mr. Ayrtou. M.P. • and Mr. Rowell, mirmal timm i_apd " Tnate kirk him. Whiie 'ea®' a. ea aeemaid. Juniata & teso IS De. New Wes N nags et aiiiiiii tar ing hem preaMed M . P. , consist e d of th e followin g g ru in nen .-ei r. r o t te n with Morris w roe did his beet to defend himself, and warms* /NI 1.11 LW* - De. New and Grath. W ,are Mr. W. H. Howes (anther, of the Metropolitaa feet was covered with blood. When he first went out N a o*k:team. Blear Tonic NM N Ma& of Lea** wet 1•1•••7. t• •1 &sue a Thom a It. al 11 IS &fee WI UM& !Read . Ile - -. and Co.) to fill the vacan men Dame d a Board a Work.) ; Mr. Death, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Wroe said "These throe fellows have attacked me." Wroe N. 141 the traselaa. mar. .pet fro ice seesawed itiedeii a -.-. Ed er d e , Mr. () en D r . and Mr . y rs . had jest returned from taking a woman Into custody for ea thee Neetheral 131 141 The Scinde Railway ,e mei ANOINT, ar body, C. E. (Shonditch) • Mr. and Mr. being drink and disorderly, and he believed that was the N ta g ItUalea.Nerwlee -h. iiii 6 41 .__._._ the East India Comp= tf••••• , 1 .haute • 11 S mu t (* et ym..) ; p r . ' p.m.. Mr. Yong , and came of the attack on him. While taking Morris Into ens- an Glessearare Dela lIIISOWLLAIIIOI7II. _ rers, tae. Mr. Perkins ((tic. Pentem) ; Mr. Pony and Mr. Richards Nay the simmer Chandler tried to rescue him by Nixing NO a " D.a . "=* Mai = - Na I Ohm I Oomarra. I Pd. IW. atom Wet capital for the Plinjaub -. (Chelsea) ; Mr. F. D o w / . ( wee n ie eg g s sen ett. B ee n hold of hie area and pulling him away. Wroe was unable Nan If taTerkalf. WI 116 Ile 1011 leer is Aare Ilealaw MM WI 16 17 Lahore and Umriteer. P POT 71T14 F NTS. - of Works) ; Mr. Pleat, Mr. wen d , M.D., mg. 11. D o w. to attend, owing to the dangerous nature of the injuries he IN all Lobos Clesawleb Ito 2 11l 121 MAN N Loetaliba Anneal , 19 at N IN and in anticipation will b then ........, 91, omen lon, Mr. Fowler. and Mr. Rhodos (Lambeth); Captain E. had moved. 10 an Dine idlle). 16 U KOOS II tiairallan loyal WM an li 11 160 i.OOO Waage Tel. Waal- all - - suing month from shareh & m g (St, Go ss ) ; Mr. Rit ig g sq . (o nsew i r e) .. m r. The following oertificate was ben handed in: Si. IN 140,11e410 ai Illelhella It No 111 nerlaWaSemort_ s all et their scrip ; and no fart] Nlieter-eittesdast I Rot (Islington) ; sad Ur. H. Pea (Kite-end Old Town) ;" I hereby certify that Charles H. Wrote is suffering from t w eeted i ng 66 ..... 12 . li_ IS DM. Mufti& Luse 0 le made during the current zd, &WINN. Wee erd Mr. Wilma,' (Podhaw). 14 an grat pain to the abdomen and back, aa also of the head, a las Oar.. meta Ili* us names au 140 lee SUMO Si. 00.11*.efEwielhodt all 16 30 The general meeting k isty (1310, to the Mr. hyrtaa, M. fatredieeed the &potation. loving from various blows and kicks on those pate. He Ve e r whine ••••........ aa ... 15.01X1 I 6 De. Pratt* herd- ill N N Mr. WADS then reed the newortal of the delegates a ._ has been deliriovut, evidencing a severe shock to the brain. fi en Nee* araso. a Masa ND .0•1 6 Opal Paige Agetneroacta. pasted by the emir* haggis end district boards, which I have seen him this moroing, and although better he is not o isa• I. swim h 11. woe. a rill t 1 71 NAN 6 De. Pretesmos, - all et _ last. The dividend was 44.814 9 ItterAMeer. flun(Uaa ell 4 ei ofler referring to Ws various eiNemple which bad been rode able to kayo hie bed. and lam of opinion he will maim • - - wee et Amen- ship. , 1e.144 le Thaws Nem all Of It to the 17f. 60c. already p ad ,7. Wortley, 10 bawl the difficulties of the seseetion, continual as follows t pest Can And attention for some bpllt. tee If i lt:Wdee=t It 10 765.1 N Rt. Ilearlo Teiscr .i 1:0 US 106 tion of 37f. 50c. for the le w Oar aameintaare with the feeliage sad resouret oof th e .. F. BAlNBallail, M.D .., St. Martin's-lane. 111 ' lll www ww rlJOS' c 6 p ico ralla. Ile a . It 1 Ins Tel. et * Mee. end nee. OoD . all 11 U The ordinary general niepayere, whom we represent, asehles us to a ffi rm that to " Merck 31 ." aware - 11. le lima lodliela.Td. IN. - - levy epos theca the armisosa sew that word be required Mr. Hearn said It was a vory arras matter indeed, and 0 191 Isolaste i ,•Neae0m e... ....111k iii or a u. UOa Douse's., Ootner all - France Railway Comp= 'II. hfancll 30. DX IS 00141eua Natgetloo 14 - ,- April, at Paris, and will fur tlis comtnictios sad emietessese of Ink &Ghee and said the prices whether they wished to say anything. Uel DlCervir Zel. - 441 - 1Q - at Woolwich It N Loudon Mamma.... 11 It 61 No sewage ieterception works would form • piarows and is- The trimmers mating no reply, a a neer a *mt. I.•:','s K. 4 Leanaa.Ontemerin. all Si oad ratify treaties with the it. to. eteeareeoll. , tolerable Widen ; sad, 'meow that it is a gen= Mr. Beam said he should erased then fora week, to N. ate& A TerLl ••• - Se. 0 Medlaeransea ID. Tel WI - - Luxembourg Railway Co; ... en with sil 60- demi ing the meet seam esaiderstke, 'AYE, the see est might happen to the injured man. N lei wwww. IllteMo a Nee eetelleeolgteo.l= 115 111 Mee to Neeleer.Ex. Tel. Una an . 9 111. 16 Nedileml Dame* Ot 6 1_ l a dle cession for a branch li ne I meet emmemeasee ratepayers of this ierropeNe shout be WWI apes le The wontea, named Ellen dryers, had previously been le ale ane Attests. telereek pay the whole eat of weerardiess learrecrasets, wham a charged with dreakeiner and violent conduct in the work- Ise Mr. . Dreilul Sli RE : if e rka te! lall al a l nest camp. ~.,.,„ a 120 =WI very large mount raided is la reelsepelle Is Asada le bees" Is seise sly jut owns out of primes for • similar a a lee aldexame.o. ad 15 lei 16." 6 Be-r.."4"si : t . It is understood that tl it and tee Orem national purposes. But we urge the sireiNsa ageolia• le elate, and was laid les., or tweaty-eas days' hard labour . 0 all wee/Mr I a ems Sfolell 6 I,PII IN a.nratratt.titiaisi N 17 fe Railway Company are any main draftees whems that Its ssattasyssessoity kris Ito a Dula() - - Men IN. NM. Amadei= a 1 I 1 6,000,0(10 of francs, or alx yet boa tally iaveet4 sled. We ma ihr sseldersery eel- - - - - - 0 an Mue Ot. 140 Weft re usual lie SI U 12 &SAN N Noah of Nermellim. WI $ Paley% °IOW diem of thin aeceseitallare brag relied mesa te suburb win a Ortailt.l the W e i la werh s s t u Kaaba with may el- A TRAP TO MAIM AND CATCH A POACHER.- II 141 NM.** 0. w"..2".. N N ^ it 1 eft 4 Plo I::: 1 Pirl ' lttliw i re l eas a 11 W Railwa of Canada, recei and .. 8 9 rid force, beading = is anTier, and es ken •Oa Saturday a man named Heap Aspinal, delver, of Raistriek, 111.4111 ae nem} Ortenthose all nftn II decrease of 2,3121. bleb were wet re' = lll It is sacessery se bur la that the wee ab&rged, et Halifax, with snaring rabbits in the green& - *NI NDa New . - .leel 2 p. Kw ii. Wlla, la, Ikea thus haat . issislissay *Pm*, the amp af the 'setup& hos id Krs. Ashworth. Ellptd, on the 12th instant. Heeriaded Mee II De. sow ... sil 4 7 VA be Theme withis She sesepoliten ms ream epee petty, but, ma will be seen below. escaped a peeeft. ♦• DOI/ZION ODLIGATIOID. UM* IN Ile* Wall iiiiiiii 0 a ec •iid • et k a m : l " /* ew• which ass he proved before a meth drab stated that he and mother prim won me the welch i ii.i p 4.l i 5....,„ I core. ulna I Dales. INNS I Neal& km lawelM an If 141 Ili 14.140 ft %et& Allfaealn tad ell - - • The Stock Exchange re "" IN id' Sib tem% I. Madwom ma Willa Ile Uft piece a • prudes l quer as en who would fetch some smarm leld en the gromed. MON I llannerta Te o.. = fl o 1 3 the tendency to-day was ere Seat, Ca= The Ira uspeadoe ts, that the disabuse el =sew defendant come, pick up • mare which had a deed 2 =a , RAM. 6 Ka. - _ _of Fleece II wet. nee 1 De. Be, The funds closed 1 per ce in wee • ~ ''' Oft mews= lose IS. Thames, as new mile ,es is it, and then go away. Defendant explained list 44.011 , le Trmtal Lee. er i k . H. Bath. •• seas the water a the river es se eel be had leave to take rabbits in the grounds adjoining them 2 g.t.• i7.1r„:. " 4.4; = = atel IN Ve tl arlemeat Lae .. 1111 iii The opposition threatene, T. He", R. de 1 •• I apes the huh\ se the Li:W*l4lmM of Ihs mere- b question ! and laid down a number of sans oar night el De. eer Ipm met .- .7._ ... IC‘IIS Bt. *Ode Dela •. Ne le eidered to imperil the a a Losmes wee= 61 4 sae a Be. New .......... 16 let Plo 8 Bad. The see is (the bet proposition beim that are* somas he found one of these snares over ila thil oat ge re D e. 0.04 au ; 1 pa In Added to this, the India m . • w h , sad 9•Par e l' s** *keep sad swage imsemptisa sesstailly bid, sed a deed rabbit in it. He added that ibis rabbit aa . twablidieTweeltai..a. lea rawly the *Meths aendition of the fee, se sheen IN hal hssa shot-" blown to bits"-before k lad bus put is lel Ittitt Cleo w ril : s et = = LOCtiLl WWI 11(4.111M , and the aspect of Po Idrertissr 0 3 3 1 sounsd Menses Wanes op= Imakh._ _ New, we re. the Num which was purposely removed frese be place; 5 a s lize men „ .. . ii , u . - ion et -ense i'W.ft: ni HI leraeseos. Vacs 11.-The mai deillerd ito 1 ar . ant ea . ! discuss . tee ____,ls ° M r. e n saheb Oa abbe ef these reeemesta condi- AS In fact the whole three els dew le satrap him, by as at Lwow. ark' she eeehh /S-Veserdie a." . t hmel atr i ajj,,:z gi l Consols, which closed wan ree_,n- - =hen Oa by enema Witham paths him into the &Id after his era He gave the 2et gt „Loat•frner_e!. . 7 , ~ lirtrateadn_ da awry venl• ••-- Pas ha two years, sled dose the el the awn to understand that be had no doubt the keepers bad a 2 ra ,7,z,r,:•,-.77;arit :: = -Draft usemieet 11111-14-ast ..."„ 7- 0100.... ........ ..wenerei the Bth of April, opened na p of IM lb" bard of Waite sad the had bawds, the steadies way dew h. The bench wrung a reluctant adutheice from the so IN Da 11•01 perm ... us his WlkkeLloadire NAY 1 1 11- I= - 111 . 1- -- Deteld.. -- " -. .*) quotation receded to 97L re. =NW t •have heft shot mad then tin • all UM! and wen& Um Me beta seesestly bead to haver that the rabbit mos pu e d . 13 „....,..."•r• esemea. _ news esa na sts C lleeid e : l nd other quadri' baba spa the peals heads. the 'ware. The nagietate dismissed the cams with mils , _ N gu m , i gg . o e i s i g .. 044; _ _ - s 4ik 1 1-111dhafies l e - I laten. IN 1642- war Mimi* 1 and °toiled at 97 to 1. 81 i tot. ' d im* 111 11-41 rime Modem al %sada, also 97 to 1, and Sc lo• lel I. lail II ell WAIL*. deer* I*a ag us bete most complete sad =teen theft WI bereebei 11191811. A TRAP TO MAKE AND CATCH A POACRER. Oa %ISM= named Heap Aspinal, delver, o f H e i s t rick, w, at Halifax, with anarmig rabbits in the ground s Mrs. worth. Rllaskl, on the l2th instant. He pleaded guilty, bat, r will be sees below, escaped a pen ty. A foss* Mated that be and mother pare were on the watch Is sae who would fetch some snares laid on the ground. =taw Asilusdant come, pick up • mare which had • dead In it, mad then go away. Defendant exptainad that I be had %sr to Mks rabbits in the grounds adjoining them Jai marthr, and had Arm a number of snares over night. Hat maitift be found ems of these mares over in the next IA mid • deed rabbit in it. He added that the rabbit bai her abra•—" blown to bits"—bsfors it bad been put in Ma imam which was purpcsisly removed from its place; that la at the whole thing ems der to entrap Min, by prim blot tato the geld after his mare. He gave the ern is tritestard that be had oo doubt the karma bad Ms in The brie wrung • reiactaat edmiseice from the keeper that the rabbit must have her shot sad then pot in the snare. The magistrate assissed the ors with indir. satin& is Et l. 1 Pd. I Damian I Claming Nam I Sala * ail maw* sad laawdani SI SI S 1 =7,.. - Aiw.liwii,:i Vaa • ! _ e Milnlk e ir . J a. saalsa- 1 U • 3 =ft.sr•act.m.iii. 4 Mlf Dila ... 11l al inalagoMM . WI I °l ri 94 IA Wairales Vela - -Da * all Drip on of o( - - bu 04.1,•:•mbow• O • Ii il 1$ • Dalin Sinaloa . ... .. - . - - IDal Ina Oonstaies sal Sinaloa - - an Liens and Tanaka - - II 4 Lombardo Yeoman 4l Si Va I all Loom is r Mai spn. Pr* - - l W Liam and Omen e ST 111 :114 Lyons and Iledainansis - -, Kftrla *moats ... - - all Nasalised lan, Si 4 all Do. de. Ire ceni: M. *0 11 at Northern a Fames 4 Do. New lbarei _... . II all Nona.* Trunk Prat li :e l Pu p ,: tsar, ma Wallist Ali I 3 IN 44 all Part and Oilaas A t 1 1 1 1 1 10 0 Mena and N. Friteiiii rrain D a i ni.: '. O • las 114 SO 11 R and Aln 10 all taw a* SO a/I Rohl f all florid wrirlit 4 al Ds. i par mat- ..... -1 - 1 Se all earth sad Nam - - Ga M all Ds. Ihar eel Priam- s a 4 * all nlikera of Sanaa l* a we* *tam . II .0 De. Si ter o W mi: Walla_ II all Warms N. anima IS 47 141 4 Wotan a A - - N ail Walken of Elk=l - 00130111 AL 00 1 /111111111317 111(W1D.1TI1ll N.. 1.11 Omega. IDA 10. plow I las. .... lit. Ons.Clotlpa.Jarialaly 1119 111 114 1134 1$ -.. a. Darlsorek.l*Jaas. 100 IA 113 - et. Do.6piroUlatallen. I* U 0 113 1104 1*.00) Rt. Wia Driniark Boo& WO la IN 10C1 lit SlLWalialovrark Da 1 1 9 W 1 ri In WA* es. Nat 1111011S6 p.c. elt Dab. ljo rid in atia.lll74 -la 107 VW ..... IL i.A•M Doti 1113 10 , 3 103 ..... IL tia.(l. an.AJob 114 UT 1/11 lai 31 I, 1114 I. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. The official business report is as follows :—Thrse per Cent. Consols, for monV7, 971, 97, 97fr ; ditto, for account (Bth April), 97 . India Stock, for ac count, 220. Three-and-a- per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1869, 101. Two o'CLoow. __— The funds to-day have fallen 1 per cent., owing chiefly to adverse statements respecting the position of the public finances. Very little bueiness is going forward. The other departments of the Stock Ex change are also depressed. - - - Exchequer Bills wore quoted 355. to 38s. prem. The government broker made another investment in Consols to-day. Consols were first marked 97 for the Bth April, and are now quoted 981 to 1. For money the pre sent quotation is also 981 to y. Exchequer Bills are marked 351. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 101 to 101}; and India Bonds, 20a. prem. . . . The foreign stock market is dull. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 101 to;. As regards some other foreign stocks there is more disposition to sell, but little change in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Pertivian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for account (15th April), 83/, 83/, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1091 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 441, 43i ; Turkish Six per Cents. for account (16th April), 1011, 1011, 101, 1011 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cent& for account, 1041. • At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted at half-past one o'clock 70fr. Sc., being the same as they closed yesterday. The steamer Wye arrived at Marseilles this morn ing with the light portion of the Australian mails, which are expected to be delivered in London on Friday (Good Friday) morning. A meeting was held to-day of the creditors of Mr. H. P. Maples, insurance broker, &e., who suspended payment on the 24th instant. Mr. Maples, in 1851, started a line of steamers between Newhaven and Dieppe, and he bad been induced to enlarge this branch of his business, assisted, how ever, by the Brighton and Western of France Railway companies, which had made advances to the extent of 38,0001., on five steamers now valued at 54,3001. In the event of these companies purchasing the boats at the valuation, Mr. Maples will be able to pay 20s. in the pound. It was resolved to adjourn the meeting until the 28th of April, three gentlemen being ap pointed to confer with the railway companies. A most unfavourable impression is produced in the railway market by the continuance of the reckless competition between the Lon don and North Western and Great Northern Companies. The question is asked, what proportion of these companies' receipts can represent profits, seeing that they are now carrying passengers a dis tance of four hundred miles for five shillings per head ? In the discount market the demand was rather more active yesterday. The 4th of the month is draw ing near; and some heavy railway calls are falling due. In addition to those on the Punjaub and Cey lon Railways, 116,0001. has to be paid to-day on the new issue of Bonds of the Grand Trunk Rail way of Canada, and 120,0001. on the shares in the Eastern Bengal Railway. It may be useful to repeat that the latest hour for sending in applications for the new Indian Loan is 12 o'clock to-morrow. The foreign stock market remains extremely inanimate. Turkish Six per Cents. closed the same as yesterday, at 101$ to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. have relapsed to 1031 to 41. In other descriptions there was no feature of interest. Bans shares remain quiet, and steady in price. Ottoman Bank were slightly weaker. Eastern Steam shares were inquired for, and rather dearer. London General Omnibus have declined to 3 3-16 to 6-16. St. Katharine Dock stock was officially marked 93 to 941. Next Saturday will probably be observed, to a great extent, as a holiday throughout the City. It is fully expected that the Stock Exchange will be closed, for the allotment of the Indian Loan will probably be deferred until early in next week. It is believed that the shipments of silver for Calcutta and China by the steamer Colombo, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria on the 4th of April, will again show a decline. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed undiminished firmness. Rather higher rates were established for bills on Holland and Belgium, and three months' paper on Paris. Owing partly to the Hebrew holidays, the transactions were limited. The current rates are shown below A .nsterttam, three months, 11.171 to ; do., short, 11.141 to 16 ; Rotterdam, th ree months, 11.17 t to 18 ; Antwerp, three months, 25.321 to 7i ; Hamburg, marks bunco, three months, 13.6 to 1 ; Paris, three da s' sight, 26.6 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.35 to 40 ; Fr the-Maine, three months, 11131 to I ; Petersburg, per nab* three months, 341 to 34 Vienna, eff. 80., three mon th s, 10.30 to 3 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.32 to 5 ; Madrid, three months, 481 to j ; Cadiz, three months, 494 to I ; Leghorn, three months, 29.70 to 5 ; Oenoa, three months, 25.50 to 5 ; Naples, three months, 411 to j ; Palermo, three months, 124* to 6 ; Messina, three months, 126 to ; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, In 611 to the sugar market yesterday a fresh decline of 6d. to ls. per cwt. was established. Sales of saltpetre have also taken place at a reduction of fully ls. The proceedings at the meeting of shareholders in the Ottoman Bank yesterday were of considerable interest. It was contended on behalf of a number of the shareholders present that a portion of the profits ought to be do ided, the more especially u the difficulties attendant upon the recent crisis have been satisfactorily surmounted. With this view, a proposal was mooted to adjourn the meeting for three months, it being at the same time observed that by this means the share holders would have the opportunity of electing a fresh board should they think proper. On the other hand, it was pointed out that the adoption of such a measure might be highly prejudicial to the inte rests of the company in the East ; and that the zeal and ability with which the board have carried the company through the recent trying period entitle them to the special support of the proprietors. On all sides confidence was expressed in the prospects of the bank, and hopes were held out that a good divi dend will be declared at the next meeting. It was alio pointed out that the sum now set apart u a reserve may yet be pertly appropriated to the pay ment of a bonus. The result of the proceedings was the adoption of the directors' report, and the re-election of the board. A resolution was also unani mously pealed confirming the appointment of Mr. James Alexander (of the firm of Alexander, Fletcher, and Co.) to fill the vacant seat at the board. The Scinde Railway Company have paid to the East India Company 360,0001., on account of capital for the Plinjaub Railway from Mooltan to Lahore and Umriteer. Payments on account of call and in anticipation will be received during the en suing month from shareholders who have registered their scrip ; and no further call is expected to be made during the current year. The general meeting of the Western of France Railway Company took place at Paris on Saturday last. The dividend was fixed at 20E, which, added to the 17f. 60c. already paid, makes a total distribn tion of 37f. 60c. for the last year. The ordinary general meeting of the Eastern of France Railway Company is called for the 29th of April, at Paris, and will be made extraordin, to ratify treaties with the Ardennes and WMiam- Luxembourg Railway Companies, as well as the con cession for a branch line from Chalons to the perma nent camp. It is understood that the Beeler. and Oraiseessac Railway Company are about to raise a loan of 6,000,000 of francs, or about 240,0001. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, presents a decrease of 2,3121. Truvaa Iviorsre. The Stock Exchange remains extremely dull, and the tendency to-day was rather towards depression. The funds closed / per cent. lower than yesterday. The opposition threatened on the India Bill is con sidered to imperil the stability of the Cabinet. Added to this, the Indian loan hangs in suspense, and the aspect of politics in France excites daily discussion. Consols, which closed yesterday at 97/ to for the Bth of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, receded to 97i, " sellers," rallied to 97/ is / and closed at 97 to /. For money the last pries was also 97 to g, and for the 6th of May, 97} to f. MINES.-THIS DAT Two o'CLooz. Stagnation continues to prevail in the mining market. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Basset shares have been dealt in at 217 f, and Wheat Edward at 71. These are the only transactions officially reported from that establishment. Prices inmost cases are nominal. In foreign and colonial descriptions little or no business is going forward. The poll at the meeting of the St. John del Rey Mining Compare,y has resulted as follows :—For Mr. Bosworth, 1,749 shares, 84 votes ; for Mr. Keogh, 936 shares, 62 votes; for Mr. Richards, 309 shares, 20 votes. At the meeting of adventurers in Wheal Edward, held yesterday, the accounts showed a balance of 1,8461. In favour of the adventurers. A dividend of live shillings par sham was declared. The report from Capt. East was of a very satisfactory character, but is too voluminous to insert in full. The chief feature is the gradual improvement of this eouth lode, in which the slide appears to be fest wearing out; the lode is now worth 6 tons of good ore per fathom of 6 feet, equal to 12 tons for the whole length of the shaft. TUESDAY EYBK/110. The mining market remains heavy in character, with a very limited business. In a number of cases today, including shares in Alfred Consols, North Frances, Par Console, Bortridge Consols, Wheal Basset and Wheal Kitty (Lelant), prices were quoted lower. Wheal Trelawney shares, on the other hand, were in demand, and South Camden have advanced. Foreign mining shares remain inanimate. The shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England were guote . d lower. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.-THIS DAY. The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning was very small. sod the business transacted limited in the ex treme, and Monday's quotations for both wheat and sour must be repealed. Barley, in the absence of arrivals, fully supported its pre vious value. Oats were fully as dear, and beans and peas being scarce, brought fall prices. LIOLIVALII INTO LOIDOT TROY MAIM no TO MAIOII 3t. Mani& Sistain. laselita. 3660 Porky 0 ..... 16 lso io I 1031 561 men . . Xssnillia . flni. 1.26) : lonia lise, EaneY. 400 mils. lIIINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. SIIOAR.—Tbe public sake are going off wllltent spirit, at about yesterday's prioos, which showed a decline of 6d. to on lest Friday's prices. Refined dull, lumps 64e. to 56a. COFFLL. Thin article has a firm appearance. A floating ougo has been sold, but the particulars have not yet trans- Pim& Tue.—The market fe stagnant, and prime are partly nominal; but importers do not proms sales. Rice remains dull. limited demand, st yesterday's de cline of It to Is. 6d. Corrox.-600 halm sold at previous rates. Aux.—Jamaica of good to flue quality has been in fahr demand, and sold from 4s. 3d. to 41. 3d. COCHINEAL 1101 d at previous rates. CIJTCH has sold at 401., which Lan advanced price. In other articles no material alteration, markets generally continua dull. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 63e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 545. 6d.; April is June, 635. 3d. ; July to August, 635., Oat, to Deo. 625. BOROUGH HOP MARKRT.—THIS DAY. Memo. Pat tendon and Smith report a steady demand foe consumption fur most descriptions of hops, and late prices are fully maintained. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (DT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) THIESS. MEETING.-THIS DAY. BOROUGH HANDICAP. Four furlonp one hundred and thirty•two yards. Btrathnarer, Church Langton, Gammoner, Peggy Taft, Silica, Captain Wedderburn,Albs, and Early Bud, ans here. MODIFICATION OP PAsFPORT RESTRICTIONS AT HAVRZ.—We understand from good authority, that in con sequence of the painful inconvenience to which British subjects, arriving almost daily at that port from distant parts of the world, have been exposed by the impossibility of their being furnished with purports in foreign countries, our countrymen will in future be permitted to land at Havre without passport*, on satisfying the British Consul at that port of their nationality and respectability.—Riet. CONFIRMATION AT THE CHARTERHOOSE.—Yester day morning the Bishop of London held • confirmation at the Charterhouse, when a large number of the pupal of that institution having been presented by Archdeacon Hsi., were admitted to the imposition of hands. His lordship has announced his intention of holding a confirmation of Blue coat boys on Monday, May 17. AMONGST THE FIRS.—I turn my horse's head to the red well of fir stems, and leap over the (arse-grown bank into my cathedral; (wherein, if there be no saints, there are Mewls° no priestcraft and no idols)) ; but excites, vistas of smooth red, green-veined shafts holding up the warm dark roof, lessening away into endless gloom—paved with rich brown fir-needle—a carpet at which Nature has been at work for forty years. Red shafts, green rooc and hare and there a pane of blue sky- neither Owen Jones nor Willemeut can improve upon that ecclesiastical ornamenta tion—while fur incense I have the fresh healthy turpentine fragrance, for sweeter to my nostrils than the stifling narco tic dour which fill a Roman catholic cathedral. There is not a breath of air within; but the bruise sighs over the roof above in a soft whisper. I shut my ayes, and listen. Barely that is the murmur of the summer ma upon the sum mer sends in Devon far away. I bear the innumerable wavelets spend themselves gently upon the shore, and die away to rise again. And with the innumerable wave-sighs come innumerable memories, and Loss which I shall never see again upon this earth. I will not tall eves you of that, old friend. It has two notes, two keys rather, that Rolian harp of fir -needles above my head; wording as the wind is east or west, the needles dry or wet. This easterly key of to-day is shriller, more cheerful, warmer in sound, though the day itself be colder ; but grander Mill, se well as softer. is the sad soughing key in which the south-east wind new on, rain-laden, over the forest, and calls me forth—bring a minute philosopher—to catch trout in theneareatc.halk strewn. The breeze is gone awhile; and I as in perfect silence, a silence which may be heard . Not a sound ; and not a mov ing object; abso lutely none. The Amass of animal life is solemn, startling. That ring-dove, who was cooing half a-mile away, has huh.' his moan s , that look of long-tailed titmice, which were twinging pecking about the Ar omas a few minutes since, are gone ; sad BOW there in not even a gnat to quiver in the slant sun-rays. Did a spider run over those dead leaves, I almost fancy I could beer his footfall. The creaking of the saddle, the soft footfall of the mare upon the flr-needies, jar my OM. I seem slots in a dead world. A dead world • and yet so fa of life, if I had eyes to me I Above my he'ed every fir-needle is breathing, breathing, for ever, and currents unnumbered circulate in every bough, quickened by some undiscovered miracle, around me every fir-stem is distilling strange juices, which no laboratory of man can make; and whiffsmy dnU eye saes ally death, the eye of God sees bowlike Ith and motion, health and usa.—Presser lferszies for Apt WHERE MEMORY HALTB.—I deal Udine them is any such thing known as first low—aell midge men's or woman's memory. No male sr hags resembers Ids re bre fret inclination any more than his or her ova obrideelog. What P Yon fancy that your sweet diens% you r spot ters neverretizia4autered, your our t vi or kia b ary the k bei ma t w y sa i o d u m f t ur iul And yean coli all ai St illk sbe tb. ma rt* a llii imis. P ree. 4 7 towards the Buttons who brought dm reels op to the nursery, or the little sweep at the crag* et the meals master, or never mind whom. She bed • semi bott; towards her brother's ealsoolbUscr, ea the tbkd charity at &wyou eb, h andad if =asks led swra t ,ths elmedt 'Mal" I de see with been performed *WO v alw aur immt , t o g man to say that des eceined tits lina that she had it. Ley down thispelik-Tl4llll.kia sini bti‘x.ralsire sad many and many n time yes were _ selected the pereeetllm Joey es the Feder et par nine sod attsotions I—ids repteales.