The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE CONGRESS. DRESDEN, TIVISDAY. The Dresden Journal state; that the Five Powers may be regarded as having agreed to the preliminaries of the approaching Congress. The day of seeembling will probably be the 30th April next, but the plea of meeting is not yet settled. THE EAST. TRIESTE, TIMPADAY. The Austrian Lloyd steamer brings advice. from Constantinople to the 26th instant. Omer Fiche is expected here from Belgrade. Troops were dispatched to Sophia the day before yesterday. According to adrift.' from the Camaro the Russian General had made proposals of arrange ment to the chiefs of the Circassian. Them are here continual fresh winds of troops from Anatolia. _ _ The payments due to the troops of this place have been made. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor ova °wit PARIS, TICS /DAY ET=um. The French papers are a perfect blank to.day—eo far as concerns news touching the esagrees. The meagre information afforded by Lord Malmo bory's speech continues to be the latent, and the fullest that is known. It is ob served with much point that since the Monitesir did not think it necessary, when it announced the conse cutive adhesion of the different great powers to the idea of a congress, to make any allusion:to conditions althoUgh it is now known that some of them did make reserves, it may be that differences may yet exist of smis importance as to render the meeting of the convene doubtful after all. The Petrie, on the authority of an Amsterdam journal (a eircuitoue authority for such a piece of news), speaks of a sanguinary collision between the papal troops and the popul►ce at Forli. Several lives were lest, It is said, and a great many people wands& Count Cavour left Perim yesterday evening. He has gone to Turin, and not to Loudon. The Bourse was almost exclusively occupied with the settlement. There were no political news or rumours of any moment to affect the operations of the end of the mouth. The Rent., after rising to 681 r. 20c., closed at 68fr. 10c., with a fall from yesterday of 6c. The closing prices were 68fr. 10e. both for cash and account. Mobilier fell lfr. 26c. Them was scarcely say :noticeable change in the French railways. Austrian and Lombardo \ emotions were rather croaker than yesterday. PARIS, WIDNEIDAT EVENING. The Bourse has been calm, with little business doing. The fluctuations were not considerable. The Bente closed at 68.15, both for cash and &Nowt, with a rise of Sc. and 10e. Mobiliers roes 3.76. The Western Railway fell 15, bat most of the new lines were from 2.50 to 6f. higher. There wee &consider. able demand for the Austrian and Lombardo-Vene tian shares at improved quotations. The eminent Judge of Instruction, M. Rohault de I Fleury, is charged with the investigation of the ease of Viscount de Beaumont Veiny. The Journal de Horse relates an amusing episode of this scandal ous affair, which, though it reads like a chapter of Robert Murales, is really true. There lives in the Rue Richelieu a M. Babin, who lets out for hire masquerade and court dresses, of which be has the largest collection in Paris. About ten dap ago an unknown individual came to his warehouse and selected the costume of a French general, which, on his paying the usual deposit, was lent to him. Im mediately after this simple event the review of the Imperial Guard was announced, and then a horrible idea suddenly fleshed acmes the conscientious mind of M. Rabin. " Good God," said he to himself, " I hare let a general's uniform to a man whom I do not know. What if he should go to the Tuileries under fetes colours, and join the Emperor's Staff unobserved ; what if he should be a conspirator !" M. Babin went straightway to the nearest corn 'Maury of police, to whom be confided his misgivings. An inquiry was set on foot, the result of which was that the false general wu arrested Vt as he was stepping oat of a board room where iscount de Beaumont Vassy was presiding over a general meeting of a newlpformed saltpetre com pany founded by himself. The meeting had been convoked for the ticklish purpose of voting a " calL" In the very nick of time the general" presented himself, and, addressing the chairmen, said he was commissioned by the Minister at War to congratu late him upon the brilliant prospects of the company, and he begged at the same time to hand in his own subscription of 10,000 f. The Havre journal suggests that M. de Beaumont Vier/ moat be out of his mind, because his wife showed to the officers who came to arrest him, papers showing that she had an income of 80,000 f. a year. The argument is not conclusive. I hear that the wife of a Councillor of State has been arrested on some charge connected with this affair, and that she is at this moment in the prison of St. Lasare. A very serious mutiny, the origin of which is kept secret, lately broke out in the military , school of IA Fldche, in the department of the Barth.. The Minister of War sent General Troche to inquire into the matter. He expelled no less than 33 pupils from the school, and returned to Paris, fancying that the mutiny war pat down. Bat his beak was no sooner turned than worse disturbances occurred than ever. The young men rose in open insurrection, and smashed all the windows in their barracks. The colonel commandant, being powerless to deal with the mutiny, sent for a brigade of gendarmerie, but this force, consisting of seven or eight men, could do nothing against 140 spirited ' young lads of 18 ar 19 years old. Under these c ircumstances, the sub prefect of La Pleche sent to Le Mans foe military aid, and the secretary-general of the prefecture, in the absence of the prefect, sent two squadrons of cuirassiers to La Flesh*. Before this force arrived the mutiny had worn itself out, and 40 young men bad been lodged in prison by the colonel com mandant. It is said that no less than 62 pupils, more than a third of the whole number, have been definitively expelled the school. It is announced that M. Meyerbeer's new open, to be called the Pardus d. Plmrmel,will positively be produced at the Open Camargue on Saturday neat. The Abyssinians received a few days back by the Emperor ere the same that a short time back had an andiexce of the Pope, to lay their homage at his feet as converts to the Roman catholic church. They are still accompanied by the Abbe Sapeto, acting as their interpreter, and who has been for twenty ysan a missionary in their country. It is stated in an Algenan journal that Abdel Mader has written memoirs of his life, and that a French literary man is now engaged in revising them for publication. No. 111.—An ACCOUNT @hewing the REVE NUE sad OTHER RECEIPTS of the Charter Gelded March 31, 1369, the Application el the same, and the Charge of the Caspar. Wad Plod for the said Quarter, tagether with the Surplus or DeSeim? upon mei Champ. BELGIUM. The Chamber of Representatives bu tersoiaated the discussion of the war budget for 1880, and has voted all the credits, to the amount of 32,213,600 francs. The majority was 68 against 8; the number of no presentatires who did Dot yobs having been 6. The Alliance (French and Eashre) Bask, wbW was cosatitated a few 'lam Leek mew FNMA n., is is soars, al Way wound sp. It is rid that Mr. Osaka, the tow deported to Awake. Ind that the asoossta fae ecsfasir,a, bat that all ereddart wIII be paid. It hi Wow wise hoped that about M or 40 per east. of their poid-ap capita will roma far law shstrasMws.—/Meas. id the Cansiiiisad eg = IN Ile i rlf aB = P Da. 31, 113% Vas Wal 2'9),707 boon tatt.ao Y tlr Cirrtir ads& Ikea IL IMO. me slims la harlot L Amami washed Is Ur Cliertar and 1 ► Mara SU 111 - * la lW.Tiount at Advefee• lor hML Wats, isa 419,487 AMOUAt Moil by Ilak of Ezabevisc Mob. le tall of Gnat el it, 11,800 1,000,000 Saving Ille as Se abuse tar Dls lonatla Wan/ kr the f OM Year ti 7,417.818 Ilakasi. balm Os Wank al kr 81st Mink. 1830. =1" Paw at r — Clellasisd road la Great la not dr sal Distils& aam amiss b : ats (Wass as hoe Pk ISM, NA kr 111411 railarri (Daskosy) wit bs Mr/ la Oa ender SitAIII.4III THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1859. THE REVENUE. ro. L--Ai ABSTRACT of the GROSS PRO DUCE of dr RBVENUE of the VISITED LINO DO IC In the undermentioned period., endod lurch 31, esenpared with the oorreeponding periods of On pnoedimi yssr. liiiilll 11 i e t . , . ! ! i k il f tl Cf i i i I. 10" lIMI ~ I I 5f a/ 5 2 xi. 5 5 , .. 10 i g i § -§ t § I I P 1 1 I! fr. ;. :i F. i iii it.' II ';-: I I § I 1 F. 1- / - I i 1 3- :* $ Cft ii flt iliiiii •P I is lii J 1 :a t §..iitt g p. j x it 111/ i 5 5 5 li. Et ill I 'II 5; p f f• ;•s' 'iJc.gi logi;IIIt '3g,l =. .g ; I F. i § I I I I •P . ; P P P P . iI ; e - I i 1 2 ft. i; .11 I - I it - I t t 1 t ' 1-• , r ; I I E P - 11 ~ AUSTRIAN ITALY. A Milan letter says "An attempt at murder was made last night cat the C.oreo PIIICCOKO, near a mil_ itary poet, the victim beings commissary of police named RoW. He received limn stabs with a knife, but Is not dead. Politics, however, appear to have had nMli6g to do with this crime. The to wn of Brescia waa lately cm the point of bemg bombarded. The military commandant of the place was suddenly seized with madame, and antuallY Ss" orders for sending a shower of shell and shot from the citadel on the homes of the inhabitants. A lieutenant, 'track by tho wild looks of the commandant, went into the town to see what me going on, sad found every thing perfectly tranquil. On his return he felt ocervinoldi that the commandant hed lost hie emese, end he took en himself to give °maim-orders Soon after, the commend ing dame was replaced. The high road which loads to Pavia wilt henceforth be need only for the military ; the public and private conveyances must take another, called the thralls Sara. Pavia, as a military poeition, assumes greet im portance. The road is so encum ber ed with artillery, and ammunition waggons that it has become kapassaltf kt any cue elm.' DRAMA. LYCEUM. A pretty little Italian story, each as one nod to Bad in the old iamb, embellished with one of Mr. Herpes engravings el a lady with large eyes, lover with guitar, mad Heal with cloak and stiletto, and which with judicious treatment might have been turned Into a pleasant twireot drama, has teen by the most determined wire-drawing, and by the employment of the most gnusdiloquent, bombastic, and we may almost say, senseless language, swollen into a por tentously heavy Ave-act play, which lasted four boon, and the genteel dreariness at which it is almost impossible to describe. The piece which le call d Praneesoa, a Dream of Venice. and which is by Mr. Fakoner, turns upon the misfortunes or a young lady and gentleman, who on the eve of marriage are separated by tke:macelnatiose of a Jealous woman and the machinery of an anonmeoue note. The father of the young lady an Inqnkitor, and he immediately haa the young man, who hair alighted his daughter, cast into prison on ens picion of Mow= and condemned to death—indeed very nearly beheaded did not the Jealous lady confess, and the Implement old gentleman die, in the very nick of time. The innumerable speeches which these melancholy per sons have to deliver are clothed in impinge which never rises above the level of mediocrity, and treqrsently dab to the lowest bathos. Mrs. Charles Young played the heroine with great spirit, force, and sweetneas; and Mr. Vandenke was quiet and gentlemanly. Mr. Fthronee's notion al ask ing are most hafted ; and with the exception of Mr. Barrelly all the other actors were equally bad. The *emery was good and iedeed, for the pile.. too good, LAW: INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF RANI This was the namlLtioameeifersiin the cam of James Purcell, deerribed as a confectioner, of Cornhill and else where. Tim bankrapt has not sur rendered, and, of course, noineonnts have been tiled. _ -- Mr. Ilai - n;rd - (Fro - w - trere:nd Maynard) appeared toe the snugness. Several proofs of debts were taken, Mr. RAM' said that with theootourrenc• dike measles, he had to spply for en allowance for the bankrupt's wife, who, with her children, was left entirely destitute. He bad a..k for an allowance of three guineas a week from the opening of the Mr. Maynard oonaented, and the order wee made acoord 1. Ms bankrupt not appesring, was proclaimed in the usual way. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. RORBIRT PROM THE STABLES OP LORD CkMPRILL. Joaeph Morris, a helper in the stables of Lord Campbell, wu charged with an axterrive robbery from his lordship's stables. _ _ _ _ _ _ Inspector Butler having intimated that they could not carry the ease very far for the present, and wished for a mead, liticlurd Belli*, groom to the Hon. Halleyberton Camp bell, son to Lord Campbell, Streaked= House, Knights bridge, said the primmer came into the awake in November as a below in Lord Campbell's atebles. About a month afterwarb witness mimed • jacket sad a pair of ecimore from the stable, and informed prisoner, who said he knew nothing stmt it. Soon afterwards he missed two of boots and a pair of trowel's; sitar that Apia he a pair of top boots belonging to a fellow servant, at peewit out 4 town with hie master; and on last Wednesday witness mimed • pair of cashmere breeches. Prisoner owned to taking the 'breeches and the top boots. One day last week without befog taken to task at all, he slid to witness, " I took a pair of top boot. the other day end pawned them." Witness told him that it didn't matter much about that, but when other things disappeared he thought It inoumbent on him to sift the matter thoroughly. Last night witness cent for a policeman, and, in his asked prisoner if be had taken the articles? He Scot O all said ho had not, but on witness saying be had better lay what ha had done with the tickets, he said if he mere them up he hoped he would net be locked sp. Wit sem replied if he had only bet his own things he would not have minded, but as things had disap peared for which witness was responsible, es they did sot belong to him, prisoner must be given Into custody. He thin admitted stealing end pawning the top boots, and again begged to be forgiven, but whams told him they ware his manter's prow rty, and them gave him in charge. Pollee-constable 729 B corroborated the latter part of the witness's evidence. He asked the soma where t h e asepti c:atm were and accompanied him to the stabtm, whore he found them concealed In a dung heap. There were thirty six duplicates., moat of which related to stolen property. Prisoner was remanded. Harem Sparire, m;d42,• heraWsek mar s Laviewgrove, Wlmferoad, abirseeesu m esbreire Mr. Tyrwhitt with brutally asseallieg =et 4, Reerretreet. Gray's-Inn-road. Mr. John Waksling, solicitor, who appealed far the com plainant, elated that yesterday mousing the dsiudant, In complainant with • man named Neville, who cohabited with the complainant, went to the borne, drunk, and made • great disturbance. After ease time they went away, but the dafenclast came back about 11 o'clock, and bocauae he was refuted admission, he kooks open the street door. The comphinant hearing the noise, went up the kitchen stabs and told thsdalandant to go out, but this be retailed to do, and violently threat the oompleicaut an the Mairs, and struck her three thiamin the face. Not *patent with Ws 'Wanes, he beat the complainant about the arms and back with • stick, and abo kicked her, and it woe not until potion-err stable King, 95 2, wt. fetched, that the dadrulsat's Walsers could be put aa eed to. The eoraphinanr, whose tam was swollen end bar arms wry mock bruised, confirmed the above, as also did two other witneavee. The daterobst, who heated the matter with the greeted levity, mad It wee all a mistake end he was drunk. Mr. Wasakag hoped that the tall penalty woad be M atted, ce that the deissibiat would be sent to prima wilkeet • YMr. TyreWU said that this wee a Teenier oatrage d the nowt &tellable kind, and one of the worst that be had heard of for nue dew He should send the rimier to the Roue of Corneae for two calendar months. no primmer, who teased surprised at Use isalskei, was thsa reeseved. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. AIISAIILT ON A OHI/oTell onus:. award Mw ray, of 16, Bt. Martin's-nowt, proprietor of the Hive" Union; end .Intettli Bombardier, was charged with the following assault on James Bewley, a shrift' oat • err. and &Jason James Milward,a quartermaster on half-pay. Bentley s aid he went to the Hotel Union to arrest a person named &mortal, sat at a table, called for some beer, asked for Samaria'. He came to him, and witness then spoke about the debt. He said It should be nettled. Feeling satis fied he had the 4h(man, he told him to come to the door to speak to a him& A cry use set up, and a rush of to• retgrsers to the deer took place, and en attempt was made to resew Bimodal. Amongst the persona present were the two prisoners. After Santorini was rescued he was kicked is the stomach by the prisoner Murnty from which he had been spitting blood. He celled to Ws 11110iL3100 a person tor med Milward, whom ha hid taken with him, knowing the chit. carter of the people he was going among. The struggle was of a mart desperate nature. Wee knocked about with much violence, his coat tarn from his back, sad his papers lost. Mired, who began by saying that be was a retired and bad risen from the rinks, confirmed the last viits•se to every particular, sad said that he was called on by the last ' winless le maid Ma. The attack was a meet desperate one —twenty to two. The prisoner Murray was prominent in the affray; the other alto struck them several Roma. This witness was saldseted to a long orem-exenohlation which created great amusement in the court, statiag that he bad many times fought under geed disadvantages, bat serer sash se twenty to two • did set mind twelve to two. Kr. Lewis, of Omit Marlborough , stuet, addressed the magidnds (Mr. Ellagbeat) at tome length. emtendlog that Murray, who was the sea d en old Waterloo officer, was not the men, and that it was • era of mistaken identity. Several witnesses wen called la support of the defence, all of whom said thee Murray was sot there at the time, befog ill in bed, and did not 00038 out till the affair was all over. Remanded for further inquiry. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY (IBIS DAY). This day a special meeting of proprietors was held at the Easton-equare tensions, for the purpose of sub mit tier to their consideration a bill for authornang working and 0083 arrangements between the London and North Western Railway Company, the Or•oat Northern Railway Company, and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway Company. The or sting tied oleo been called to take into condderation 18 other bills, but in commit:moos of their not being in a sufficiently forward state before paella. went. a c'reader vras isoned to the proprietor", stating that the first bill would be the only one submitted for °onside gatket. The Margate of CUANDON who presided, stated that the origin of the bill which they ware now 'opt to consider, wee to be attributed to the &faculty to which the company ow rimmed in making arreneereents with other companion, with a certainty that they moult be legally binding, or thatthsy could be feted upon as permanent errangemente. The object tithe bill, therefore, was to enable the three companies ta enter tato arrangements for divers porpoise, and, if entered into to melte them legally binding, and to meats a legally ordstive semainsey for coryiug th em out. The bill provi ti the erraboroments should have the previous contemned , Me Board of Tends and of there-80h' at beat of the share• holders in each of the three oompanies who might be present se the mooting culled for the purpose. The principal provi- Astra of the bill wee to enable the company to divide and 'proton the nemesis &tieing from the through traffic in the tseMee railways. Whom the proprietors considered the Ware of many agreements which had been made by the toompany, on which they relied for a thee, he thought the proprietors would agree with the di ctator" that a bill like this wee neceseaty. With regard to the other bDl+ the directors would he pre pared to give the fu ll est Information when the tune arrived der doing so. and to justify the maces upon which they laid all those bills before the proptie•cos. On occasions like the present, when they were exposed to severe competition, it wee the duty of tbe directors to lay before the proprietors the mesons which induced them to adopt the course they pr ated. At present they bed only to consider one bill, which wee purely perntheive in its character. It did not hied any preceistor to any airangements that were nada These would be submitted to a tutors meeting. The asearrsay having mad the heads of the proposed "ti lhe ON•LILILLN moved that the bill be approved of, 'tib ial to ouch modifloations es might be mode in parliament end resented to by the directors. Admieal Knossos aseonded the mike, which was pat sad adopted asethaeasly. A vote el *mho le the Asians Isembuded the pro esediais. UNDIII TILEATIIEn.—Iind-eonied doeten (end West good woman is net id the faculty?) look sites. Telma bate es physician, ones a perilous teen When the patient is converted to health their laisnat omen in bin, tad they Live to het pekes and prciteibe anediclass rayatidsa, flo. 18. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY Two dawn. The signal defeat of Ministers in the House of Commons last night has not ;prejudiced the funds, which are firm, and even 1-16 per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Very little basilicas is going forward in any department of the Stock Exchange, but firmness generally prevails. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet been received. Consols remain quiet, at 931 to I for money and the 7thof April, and 96 5-16 to 96 for the 6th of May, India Stock has been dealt in at 221 ; Indian Four pee Cent Debentures, at 981; India Bonds, at 10s. to 14a. prom ; Bank Stock, for account, at .925 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 35e. prem. Turkish securities exhibit a rise of / pr cent., the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 931 tie 1, and the New Loan, 791 to 4; Mexican Bonds are still inquired for. Sales see recorded as follows:—Brazilian Fourand a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 853; (exchange 12 fl.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211; ;Anglo-Peru vian Three per Cents., for account; 731, ex div.; Spanish Three per Cents., 46; the Commit tee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61 s Turkish Six per Cuts., 1854, 931, 93; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 791. The Copenhagen has arrived from Melbourne with 87,8001. in gold. In the discount market the demand was more a i tialesterday, and the applications at the Bank in creased. Little business appears to be done in any quarter below the Bank minimum. There was, however, not the slightest preuure. An additional sum of 60,0001. in bar gold, making an ascertained total of 220,0001. since the date of the last return, was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank, for exportation to the Continent, in payment for silver. The sum of 30,000/. in specie hu arrived from New York by the Bremen. The Water Nymph has arrived from Melbourne with 68,2001. in gold • also the steamer Teviot, from Alexandria, with 76,2861., together with the heavy portion of the Australian mail. The Royal Bride has now been out 90 days from Melbourne, with 117,1001. in gold ; the Roxburgh Castle, 79 days, with 166,0001 .; the White Star, 76 days, with 130,0001. the Austral, 74 days, with 61,400 1 . ; the Heaiherbell, 69 days, with 84,4001. ; the Champion of the Sue, 66 days, with 92,2001. ; the Maidstone, 62 days, with 76,0001.; the Royal Charter, 60 days, with 109,3001 .; and the Conflict, 58 days, with 43 ,6001. It is stated that t will despatch 400,0001. in silver to In • by the next steamer. The imports of silver from the Continent continue on a large scale ; upwards of 100,0001. arrived yesterday from Rotterdam. The departure of the next mail for Newfoundland, via Galway, is postponed until the evening of the 7th April. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic retain shows this week an increase of 2,4601. • the East Lancashire an increase of 8451.; the 'Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an imago of 9471.; the North Eastern an increase of 6271. (um pired with the "actual" receipts of the correspond mg week of last year); the Midland an incresas of 2,8661.; and the Eastern Counties a decrease of 9881, The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: We have no change to notice in the market fee American marittes ; transactions during the weeklies* been ably to a may limited extent, and those chiefly to the Petted Five per Cent. Bonds, at the price of 91 to 944. Mr. John Trotman, whose name is well known in connexion with improvements in the manufacture of anchors, has addressed a circular to members of par liament, according to the statements in which. the Admiralty are in the practice of paying more than twin) the proper price for the anchors used in the royal navy. The contract now in force is dated as far back as the year 1841, since which period the progress of mechanical science has brought about great economies in the manufacture. Mr. Trotman gives the prices of anchors of 17 different weights from the Scat makers of the d, comparatively with the official male of prices pa il by the Admiralty under contract dated 1841;" and remarks : Thus the market mice of the above 17 anchor*, - um I ton. increasing 6 cwt. each, to 6 toss weight, is thm .1 to be 1,434/. ac against 3,434/. 17s. 6d. paid by the Admiralty under a contract dated 1841. The detailed account+ of navy expenditure pretested to parliament for the year 1866-66, it for anchors, 31,6631.8 e. 64. ; iron nines, 49 2681. 9s. &L— -end for the year 1866-67, anchors 44,8661. 12a. 6d. ; iron cables, 67,261/. 13e. The whole supply Is virtaly a monopoly In the bands of oss oontramor. The Wynand has arrived from China with 610,0001b*. of tea. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Commodore Perry to convey passengers t) Melhow ne. The cargo of the Water Nymph, from Melbourne, includes 1,288 bales wool, 32 bales sheepskins, 1,386 calfskin, 3,878 loose and 24 cask+ hides, 92 bags hoofs, 63 bags shanks, 1,036 bones, 3,308 horns, 36 casks tallow, 71 bags arsenic, 14 auks sperm oil, 12 casks spirits, 271 bags bark, 23 hhda. soy, 84c.. THURSDAY Symms°. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to /, opened this morning at the same q Aotation, and closed at 951 4. buyers," both for money and the 7th April. For the 6th May the last price was 951 to 96. The offi cial Moines@ report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 951; ditto, for account (7th April), 93/, 951; India Stock, 219, 220, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98 1 , a, I,a ; India Bond., 14e. prem. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 325. to 35e. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were rather more inquired for, and commanded 98/ to; The foreign stock market we' inactive, but steady in prioe. Turkish securities were firm, the Old Six per Cents. closing at 93 to (or equal to 90 to 1, ex div.), and the New Loan at 79 to 1. Spanish Bonds were in some demand, but the inquiries for Mexican have slackened. The transactions in bank shares to-day were upon a scanty scale, and prices were nominally unaltered. Canada Land share* have improved. London Dis trict Telegraph remain heavy, and have now descended to a discount of 50 per cent. on the amount paid. The B shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company were officially marked par, and the C shares 1 prem. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company have improved to 1 1 t i a t I to 11 prem. IfINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day — there have been Inquiries for the undermentioned descrip tions, viz. :—Tamer Console, which are quoted 2 to 21 North Downs, at n to 51 ; and Trevretha, at 15s. to 17a. In the Stock Ex change, Reit Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 151; Wheal Margaret, 79; and Sortridge Consols, 15e. The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Ateetrali t are enquired for, and have been dealt in at ato prem. There have also been transactions in Port Philip Mining, at 13e. ; Worthing, at 101.; Cobra Copper, at 37i; and San tiago, at Ik. At swam et oftentimes le Whoa Orris, W on the lith tut the sceoentsdoweel • anti Wore of S. AL • divolesd et lto. pa.. 6.1. am) ••• deobted..leerlog NIL let. to be tarriad to the W•••=„ezera mewing et esethiblen lab Moe Int es . soma obeyed • Wham k .. t the Lit 14e. M. tbe r rireetilevel ma y, •••••taterals Vetted Ileaceier dep. tae ~.-a *ewe • wand lb. N. on Dessebtor awl AA boo the lot wean, him A t U. timer et tie At e swift iehemeerwe Bra, belt as the tbth Wt.. • Illifiettj u :e• At • neeW et la Iths• bid es the *Alt ted.. • et petasej apetsitAt. bowl we Inbred, Is 114AA "al giAle U la'• ea dem todest at IX. et biteeri• Western Omit Inn ee4dud•UMeme St Maytag • bares et TIN St. 4.1. to be le l etor el ihr mom& At mope swift et adembetele 1p geed Wiped /Ow tidied Maw beee teattittn. the asseeste amnia No as I S M Yoe nimbi I rift 1011111 Dart of MI. of 66.. mad o low ea thallistots Mr f 3041 l i. 3d. • lb. num of Ma awl for*, iir....fta rotowalwi to i nf it go i LL W es t ......... 1.7 *or ore tbw rieWs•Rt iri se la 11111113 111111 6. 11111{11 V l = Whim est the Ire 4 =Altai MIL the 100 eel Is _ow wlltalytwam ; lho bolo woo la two ports worth 91 1 / 4 24............1..................71.0 IMMO of Yu mid ris e ":= W eeee=retaralsees . 4Woemiessa OWr tad) le cease for Ur lab 01 ...... ta11. ~ cogl fle ga t:Wn ig" t•l• - i tbe raeo=erg== IMMIII on the ltrd of Wawa. Tamar lacoas WA° sold yesterday 60 tom of am st fa ft 44. 3 . N p AI% EIRENESii*EI - No. It—INCREASE and DECREASE in the • Qaartse mad Ter ended Minh 11, 111111, r eempartd with the correeponarr periods of the preg yew. 10 e = i . { I % 11 1 11 11-i! i 5 I 1-11 emu= eet Ide beesee fre dee emir mid Idered lele. la ealmallm stlisesswor SOIS(Dia. &son eras Oereureeeed Dee. SI. . =SUSS Assort 111. laid OM el lee Suomi le Swig Sunisa. Is Vs Clsorter erre lamb el. Orme el re Omiderld SIM kr tits °miler aid Mana el, ISM, M.: lelever dlde Peemeat DIM ««« 55.111,6411 Tomirebie . 1.410,1111 latmetellsidel=alA — Dael - M1 7) n The Ova I= Oder Cdargeo ea Ceroireated Fund 414,14: Admire ex PM= War= Ss MAD MM. lire I=fl4 1011,871 Fehr Dame brese Se Mode el Or Omellidel Ire. be dr °eerier ad= Mend el. ISO. t Om= dela= CLUB. — 7 Oot4i4 . erlog . __DOA, ethak. — aid — fltr what pawky kin eldteeeer fonadel; ea the Ittaablob Mk leek deem In its meassusent. we ere to lees Oka lie meetery that 'Mite b sot the Teas Mo tet the olubbeen is shoat to damp book" te • amour vtiele we awl abets have palliate! kb II was Maly le ha by =Oka ekliek eso mass a e " r isk night jus se w dl se ws a to skin lbe Nem of Genkeas." Ting NzApoLrust Eirrus.--Msanso zit lame ials 4 Yoot.—Testerday (Tbeinky)eflueneu a neetleg ef nos Si a ll political week wee bid k On Town Commit Chamber, to essisider the porky of a mbecriptios Is aid tithe Neapolitan eras now:a The Mayor (Mr. Wm. Prato) petelded. The bet "esker wee Mr. C. E. Rae lbs. who nottai . That, des* thising with the Namosillengsellemen who beveled= on onr shores, is tie merge ebbe they have adored from their anaemia to as same Si aloes' freedom we most gladly join gm iteliser-counteyarn k • public tenberzip time in their behell, set ealy es in eapreeeloa of as em pathy with the oppremsed, but as our poled Apia that tyranny by which they have been driven Leto imiNifiled exile." The salsa n wee seconded by Mr. 3. T. Degoes, eel carried nnanimonaly. The nesting was albrweak a dmired by Mr, Philip Rathbooe, the Rev. I. B. Sow* sad Mr. Rolterboa Gladstone ; the two letter gendeesen akleg a radation to the effete that the subscriptioe Awl/ be kept op n for 14 days, and the seacsat tranamit.ed le the Marl of Shaftesbury. Bebe* the meeting diverged sekeektica• were received aneonating to 1231. LONDON HOSPITAL.—The 119th anakkeery kr mon is behalf of the funds of this hoist's' was mead is the chapel of that institution on Wednesday aftsinees last, by the Rev. Canon Clesepneys. lietweelmendia the saavourable Mato of the weathat there wee a kegs asermbly of highly respectable people. The rev. gentlema tea his teat boa the 20th chapter Si flt. Matthew and the 28th who—" Been ea the Sim of Man ease sot to to ededelend ?ale, bet to sinteter, sad to glee by lib a mom ler may ; bon which he delivered a sect aqua and peastie thseentres, is the wane Si which be abided to hie ova personal obligates, to the reheats's' sale limitation in whose behalf he uses Rata ask eln eareer h = l , us krises eauferred each a kneet ea the poor ta of the densely crowded perish le which be bed laboured for the last twenty-two )sere in aerates the same's' of thews who, bst toe the tally sad requisite easitseee of the skill end abbey, together with the many comforts this kik kititatioa eluded there, would abated', eslenrise have belated their lino and smallest a further begs so beat el esieery as their Landis. The oakum was woo by the Chasid choir. PaiIIiNTATION TO A CLIMOTRAN.-011 Weds... day weeniag • humdrum sad costly giver tea emir goo =to this Iles. J. Davis, minas et the Tines atera. , by the seagrutetlek on the kooks ad the arr. readeseue beteg speckled awe of the emeekras Si the Mreagellal Aker" se a mark of the Wit rapist sad oaken k Welk he is held Is Rockets', soA the lathhtl mask, k obis% be bed disehergetl hie laborious taiga. At dim Chart of Cameo Coupe% reetemlay, it , wee esteeeseed thee the Nosperter Nepoloca, se • mark Ohio r eppretablan of the deteseteg oseeybea which by Imperial , Majesty sad the Maws ltmeks eekeisauel ea tbehe Ado to the My during the mo wed st Bev H. Xsagerldge sad Oh C. D. Crossley, had cps time geottemo the oroas Si the logics el Ream. UNITZBEIITY INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, MARCH 31. At a Congregation this day the under-mentioned Doper woe costerred IL 11. T. W. Omens, TrinitTilail. LLB. James Beaumont Bolton, Ckre Hall. M.A. R. C. Swan. St. John's College. W. E. Littlewood, Pembroke College. Han Layne, Sidney College. A.B. Omega Mosley Buckle, King's College. Welter Eli's, Unity C l William Herbert Evens Ditto. John Wycliffe Oedge, ditto. William Madam, ditto. Hugh William Johnston, ditto. John Kerr, ditto. Thomas Frederick Kirby, ditto. Henry Jam Matthew, James ditto. Alfred William Rowe. ditto. Henry John Turner, ditto. Hareptery Robin, St. John's College. Herbert Cleansed Smith, St. John s College. Adolphus Wm. Weed, St. Peter's College. John Stockhsni Mks, Chew College. John Langhorne, Christ's College. The Rev. Frederick Henry Grey, of Lincoln College, Oxford, was admitted ad alladalt. Tax Bono= Pama—This prim, sweated annually to the Bacbelor of Arta la the toes year of by stasellog who *hall predate the best esny on tome mad or smelepltonal seattsct, on the exheenee, nature and attributes of Clod, or . . on ittaituitt szeignides'oltise Christie& eallgioN, W bun adjudged to Edward Ernst Bowen, BA., Mohr of Tidally Culler. The music-loving people of Dublin mustered in etsces force on Woineedsy eight, to hoar 'Verdi's 11.4440. gasawlersobseeves," It is net a little singular that the opera of Kegs* although brought out at La Pergola originally la 1841, has never been include' in the rerrtoire of the Loudon theatres, although most of his other productions are given with the frequency and aimless which formerly char rectified Rossini. The opera, which did not terminate soil a very late horn, hes been pat upon the stage with every asteetion to the reputation of its ocsoposer; and the orchestra, conducted and led with spirit, tact, and ability, discharged its important functions with equivalent sumer." Madlle. Picoolomini and suite arrived et New Orleans on the 9th haat The visit of Signor Gavezzi to the town of Gal way, where the population in almost esolusively of the Roman catholic percussion, has been followed by a miry dis (na(al outbreak of religious fanaticism, which at one time assumed a very alarming aspect, and it appears that up to an advanced hour on Wednesday evening the excitement bed not altogether @abided. On Wednesday evening the lecture session of the Siinbergh Philosophical Institution was closed by en st ew ci Lord Naves on the subject of Oral Literature. The New York Times says:—" Mr. C. B. Nor ton, of this city, will tom s.il for Europe, to purchase rare and valembiebeelm for Amor h sn °oilers. He will occupy the summer in mattes selections, and the large amount of the orders he carries oat enables him to perform his business with signal advantage to the institutions employing him." The Peninsular and North African Steam Nevi gall= Company's steamer Warier. Captain H. Cooper, milli from the St. Katherine's Docks with the mails for Lisboa, Cubs, Mossier, end the Canary Islands this morn ing, at II o'clock. The Warrior carries • fall cargo and • leirrizTamount of specie. RISENTATION OF Serra ESSEX.—We an- Illeenni a short. time sines that se Sir William Bowyer Sib did not intend to oSer himself sods foe the southern divides of the county, many gentlemen had expressed an emaret desire that Mr. Perry Wallington, of Moor Ball, shield come forward to do bottle dm the conerevative intend. It Is understood that the honourable gentleman id quite willies to accede to their viable; bat to show the feeling ti- wards him a requisition is is coarse of signature throughout the division, to which a long list of infintatial rimes is being app end ed. It appears, however, that se Mr. Perry Wallington dwells in a perish where Pranyism Ands acme sal to which the Rev. Mr. Poole retired when be Varrarsabse, some of the electors were desirous of an expression of opinion from him as to hie view of this web bed coatroverey. The bon gentlemen alludes to the cam of Mr. Poole, emphatically declaring that he feels no sympathy with extremes, and that be join in the condemnation passed by the primate on the doctrines and practicer to which hie Madly questioner reit ra.—Mliessford Chrettiele. Tue WEATIIER.—There was a keen frost and a fall of snow throughout the West Biding of Yorkshire on Wednesday night. The weather ins Might and cold yester day (Titsreday), but the greater pelt of toss snow which had falba en the previon, night paw way to the power of the seer ha the cameo of the day.—The dada fend Chreeklo of to-day mays The sudden change of weather on Wednes day afternoon, sad the descent l the pal- Mg snow worm, which Moroi, sli abng so deceptively wild, ha reserved f.r a put err blow--and *ls, tee, when from the forwardness of lest and bloom, ms concluded spring was fairly entered upon—produced a tepid change in the appearance of the farm. Followed though it was by a (Nat et night, from which the trireme, especially the fruit trees, one Itkely to anger rather severely, we am led to hops, from the Mate of the sgricultand crops, that they will not be seri cooly damaged; no doss la spree, from the die sun shine of yesterday, that the lemurs of the Sell are likely to be much interrupted. The late wind% it deems, have been ember trying to the flecks. A report from North Ewe says—' Bates for 6teedleg More lambs ors &pliantly kept on the clay farms hereabouts, and the time for them to lamb is March, and that daagerous attack tatrainteg,' bas been sensually prevalent among them. The leading canes teat I ma sedge for the Is, first the extraordinary mild, blood isinsing wearhar, followed by the cold storm of Shreve Tuesday, mid the extremely variable temperature we have bad till now. With this exception the lambing of Mess sm ll iota kas been ordinarily eatiefactery, and with as almadsects et salad and a firm dry soil in too turnip geld, I was are heathy, sad lames an growing well, and in better lima seers growing cosditien: Tag CLOAK IX 1111 HALL.—He said, indeed, VW be was improved la their society, ea every men must be who maw lab it. Asesag them he was witty, linty, good he thesis, helag. He lei his witheinets and worldhoeu with hi cloth la the ball, end may put them on ogee when be stepped into hie chi. What welding on Ws voyage dose am knew et sums mesh harbear of rest and tabu, same hams whose be pats la set of the Mona f-2b Vskyiniess, No. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE= MARK-LAME.--(TME DAT.) Thrats: data of the trade was small, the infirm but quiet -prices of most articles of the trade =shared. The of home grown grain was small. The imports of grain Into London this week were reported this mondag moderate cf wheat and barley. WKZAT.-Esgtiah In small supply, held at last Mon day's prices. Foreign tutaltend ; Bne sorts madam soma. English whits, 42a. to 48a. ; Ted. Mt& to 485 . rr qr. ; Dentrio and Konissan, 435. to 58% per 404116.1. Rostock, Mir. to 60s. ; other Baltic ports, 40e. to 48s. FLOCS firm, at bet Monday's prices. Town, Ws. to 40s. ; Na&lk, 170. AL per UM. ; Freak, 110 s. to 311‘ per 2601 b. ; sous Amer, U.S., Ms. to 22a. per barrel. BAILLIT, fine unaltered, at about last Moadsfs prices. Secondary rather shaper. English, 28s. to 435. pre quarter; Baltic, 245. to Ms.. other sorts, 21s. to Ma.= Oars quiet, at about l ist Monday's priers. 2035. to 28s. per qr.; MINIMA, 194. 40 22a. per qr.; other Bailie port, 20s. to 28s. per qr. Basws.-Engliah unaltered at list Mondays prices. Egyptian Arm. English tick, 36e. hi 40a.; Harem 42a. to 445. pa qr. Fcreign, 345. to 48s. per a. Pass dull, at last Monday's t o RNA& boilers, 40a to 424.; Hog anti gray, Ms. to 42e.; Saito whits, Ms. to 40s. ARRATAIA INTO LONDON PROM MARCH IS TO ATZIL 1. INA* e &ma. UM. HMO 1100 100 ea vat Oats ........ 1410 3010 was Malt MOO Madill Rick rtay.l w 1 s Ramie Mae. -1606 m 111111111 AL ATIHLAGRO. in••• PA. 16 kb lel 466 it Wolk 6 4b 61 ....... DJ ..... Id OS wiebeAs. Maim 418 46. --'---,7 I 041 - 1 1 1 4 . le Se Pe dPo 111 Pe Ild if 61 314 Se if 61 Pe 0 I Ps Ile 4d in id ,le Ile :Is 61 lb 3t Mt 41 Pe SI lie 4d Di Po We Id lb II PI Si U. 103 4118 SI 4t. to 41s 74 414 I! Ai 41a 41 Ws ill 11 40. 408 $414414 4 4 ---- --4 41. AI O. 04 Dirao—Mak Ilad4. Osla 1" Bats. lad Pam la a lIIIIMIUNI MIR PLVU!VA 11l SO AMA! MN! ..... lIZZA:IMPSTM MI 11111121 "AMON, LIVERPOOL CORN MARICET.—(THIS DAT.) CIT 11111 S! AND MINK rr►OIITIO shisamarm) MON oak OWN oommaPown3lr.l Cora market very doll sad gala. No change in yrkes. Arrivals from Francs fair. Farman' deliveries short. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) BCOLR.—There has been decidedly more °Widows evinced fa the buying this week, and a fair smonnt cif r ural business done at folly last week's priors. leased *toady. Lamps, 62e. dd. to 61e. Correa has been in good demand, and the remit of ihe Dutch sale influenced the market, causing an advents of la. to 2e. Taa..—The fenw of the advice' from China has strengthened this market, and the large public Wes hove gone off well at fall prices. Corrox.—A limited business done at fall prices. EILLITTTILS has further declined 6d. to lc Awl has been dull of sale, bat n portion of thst drawn at pnblio ask has been sold to-day. Rum has been steady bat ma active this week. Simms have sold to • liatitedeaMnt at fully previous rater. Jar/.—This article his desllssd 10s. to 16e. Dnuos.—The public melee west off heavily, and In soma Instances at • slight decline. Marbitarmerwly have been TALLOW sauW.ARKST.—(THIcoS DAT.) Ths market is firm at s na alitions :—Towa tallow, 62m. 61. sett tub; tbPsterticarg M. on the spay 630. 3 3 . to 63.. 66.; Aped orgy , 63.. M. ; April to Jar, 630. to 630.31. ; October to Dromobsr,64l. BOROUGH HOP MARRBT.—(TUIS DAY.) Mews. Pattiadsa sari Smith Meet that the math outlaws very Sts at Ow Ws avow,. Peke: 040.19. 9410 Tr ... e111:111. 1149. 19 1! re i r 40 11 01 1 40 0 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (3Y ILSCIIITO 11111101.L.711.) CROXTON-P ARK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) GRANBY HANDICAP. One mile and a half. Mr. flykee, Odd Trick, Melones, Newirser,n, Zaydre Zee, Prince of Orange, Huntsmen, Coarier, Old Tom, Lazy Lam, A/sgarth, end Brown Holland are here. CROXTON-PARK PLATE. One Mslame, Bet Esparanra, Coneborough, Selman, end Schoolfellow, are here. CUP of 00. Two enter. Odd Trick, Zynder Zee, Hanteman, York, Glentius, Empty Bounce, and ICAsby, me here. BILLVOIR CASTLE STARES. One mile. Little Agnes, Gaspard, Coxcomb, and Bolin, rue here. CONPEBSION OP A WIDEN NIADLY POSIT- Tease YEATIA AGO I—A man named Showy died et Castor last week, and whilst on his death-ted he confeseed to having participated in the murder sed robbery of Thomas notch, • shepherd. of Subbirogron, in November, 1816. Pnetelt had been to Peterborough market to sell some sheep far Mr. Gee kill, of Wansford, end was murdered on his way her, the last seen of him alive being at a publk-house at Thorpo„ which place he left in company with Siemey and two men ("ince dead) named Browitt end Burtildge, of Thornhaugh. hinny says that he Browits, and Barbidee murdered French by beating him on the head with hedge /takes; they then robbed him and buried him in • manure heap, where he lay three weeks, but !/ . .ring the me. nure beep would be removed, they went one night and took the body away, and threw it into the rime Nese close by Water Newton over 1816 at which place it was found on the 2nd of December, 1816. On the elmovery of the body Brenda std Barbidge were apprehended on suspicion, bat nothing being proved against them they were discharged, both of them averring that they ported company with de ceased at Sutton, be taking the foot-path to Mena and they the reed to Wensford..—fOn referring to the Mercury of December 6,1816, we find that the ear leer's jury renamed a verdict of found drowned, end that some silver remsfeed in the pocket of deceased when the body was taken oat of the raver.]—Brew:tt was afterwards transported for some offence, and whilst In prison he twice sent for a me of French's to say he bad something of impfitauce to commu nicate to him, but on French's son arming at the prison Browitt had nothing parUcolar to say. It Ls now awned that he then intended to confess the murder —Stamford Mercury. SOOTTIBII ROYAL NAVAL COAOT VOLUNTEILLe.—.. This force is now being re-enrolled for another period of five yews, and we ere glad to learn that the you n g er sad me able-bodied portion of the men embodied five years ego ire cheerfully coming forward for anothv terra of tive years. k T v tar t y . m ith ay t we be ll va do wi so .... , for th horte goc . d izavip f u ai t i a l ., th db. e t, g i o .pa v e ern r7 ni tthh e e n e t ra h: judices at first entermierd against *Weeks the faros The pay wh il e on duty was also good. It go hippened that, duringof de tained ca lled t. out 2s o T n diticornyl:d.t. tw o fi or : ey li b dh o afthihnelecheenyriwocoaLciiwalt; Te a , ey e! , loocaiti only y. Th e Scottish Navel Volunteers, we may remark, are, as a class, superior to their brethren in England. Many of these latter, we 'soder itand, were laudemen, while °them were of itidiffereet character, so that we do not wonder that, as was lately mentioned in tho Hous of Commons, ,ton men were not forthcoming at their reus'cr e . In Scotland, on the other bend, no landsmen were enrolled. The tare emsbee4 sickly of fishermen and anion to the coasting wale, men who are sever off our chores, and who have always appeared at the trsiatng.—Benf Await. VANITY AND VIIATION.—•A Mother of things ware hapoesteg at both places, of which our Virginias bad not the slightest Idea. I eased do not things heppee under our eyes, and we not see them ? Are not comedim and tragedies daily performed before us of width we union:and neither the fun nor the pathos? Very likely George goes home thinking to himself, " I have each en internam on the heart of this yo erg creature. She has almost cognised as much. Poor artless little maiden I I wonder what there ie in me that she should like me Can he be angry with hex for Usti unlucky preference ? Was ever a man wry at such a nano ? He would not have been so well pleased, perhaps, had he known ell ; end th it be was only one of the performer. In the comedy, not the principal character by any morns; Itesescranis and eldenstern in the tragedy, the part of Rantlet by a geistleman unknown. now acted often are our little realties shocked in this not a nd aubj to wholescons humflia.ion I Dare you fanc:ed that Lncinde's eyes beamed on you with a genial teed , ruse, and prtamily become awaro that she ogles year neighbour with the very mane killing glanmat Ben not exchanged exquisite whispers with Wage at this di er-table (sweet acme del oioms p~reeas a old horde to the drawing• Teo sun ehiaea farevertb:dyi the sveitthe.rall:velaz: I —not ts your keg one o; and lino s only, good Method-2de Virginians, _ No. 18. 1