The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-26 00:00:00

Jill 11E410117AV 111.1111.-12518 D4IIV (IT 11LICTRIC TILOOSAPII BRISTOL, SATCILDAT MOILIIIIIO. The romisdor of the Neapolitan oldies (holisti c.- a maker) arrived he. from Cook the weals& by abr James senor. rmris ban preeeelei In L lad.a rid Dabila. The lagewrisegw tbe seam sad pairing of Os Pr garms:.—Puuneawo de Sesame, Sedates; Godless s oy, Palatabo. sertioeset ; antenie Ipstlq odd. wt-anio; Dashilto Boaselli, terrier ; OuloppAbbigwas, wpm: Rdia. baker; Casino di Ofnem, Issue emote. orlrelo !Ilia, 11110.)Wftf Ottleeppa Niodarair roe, NODS fa Ss say; Aateabee Nicole. Orioles ; bagels rate, pbyelcias Astslo Garda, patimmos; smile& Masa, teens-Inenter , Oran, redoes; Terra" Mauled, saa'y ; Gainer Talmo, *weft ; Nab Alava, rya Twarsa, s .tery sarceret ; Bodo&Cefepby j•dee; Trawl* Beitootonio, biker .; C.willo• the elk and Cows sad Frwaciaco, two of th• ehiltbse of Ilan{ aped ruppoilvely 10 awl 12. The are sod the tows omit enve the silts • ?warty winos ; tlbey 10410 Ose Larks is the sews of dr day. 1NC16.116 or AeuirAr TARIFFS. "(raii 1-7). Thie day a 'meeting of the wholesale drapers and yroceee teals nee bold at Moire Cbacabore, Ironmonger lase, for the purpose of rerviriert the report of a e..roilttee which wee appointed to col:older the t.ot loess. of *pp*** hill istredecei Ist) the Housed Commas by the Greet W. were Railway Campeau, by which the rake of weenie,' p u....snere oust reed. were proposed to be serionely in• mooed. Ilr. A. H. Coorte hare read • abate of the proceediege, sd by the committee. o r i SIATV It, who occupi ed , task, mid that he hat thareposes to be • to Inform them that the bill cu (Cbsen) Hs was mare that tide ans , Joacemeet would be more seilefaerry to them trio If be were so moral all the steps by which this revolt bed Mee elected. (Hear, hoer. ) The 6,11. though amiss* a pr,"ite ea la port ..f fact • peblic onr, and OS very in character. No 1, as than:l,sool. had her spelt be opposing the bill—the cost of anneel erne helm SOL • day. Although they tool ben satinely essesedd be this looker, the result roma Wm that there as' • greet went of orgoakeitiss Is the sky d Looks fm Om purpose d seeds. ettskpli tie. present. (flew, bear.) Hege r thir bra wadi west ernoal7 effected their tourer mud hem herd the dears, rd Laedoe hies osithte• Mad N. Mare see • greet bee ped an • greet public highway, who aid ea Om term' and deliver, bate seen se the city ef Leder los& = the throat, he see Sword to let go lie bed. R. therof. re reeoreord the homilies d • &ember of etas seem is the airy el Lades, es sear skier rossishei both whichwhichwould look sher Aseemilese lodged of leavistbees to private individuals and peke% killesete le de es. Meer, bear.) The koamemen Wake ask ether pews the country had costribered 1,0001. le mopes* the 101, and he thought it Ira their duty that a he.. • bodes dada sot le kit on their shoulders. (Her, hem) Mr. Gersto• armed the thanks el the met* to the member. I the Clty, for their smogs* mod 'minable aria asc ris marlin ,b. committee to idiot this obnomious bill. Mr, S.ol /HALL erroaded the remarks, which we eriseiroossly. lir. MINTON moved that is the opisios of the artist there ought to be • chamber of COMMI•E 0111, or some mkt rt copile4 body, either within the corporation or indepen dent of tt, whose duty it would be to watch all attempts which might be ma& hereeft , r naiad the trading interests. Mr. BOUCH secoadocl the mo.;is, which was oirried new. Mr. Howes moved the next rasolutism, vbkh was vt the disci that a aubactiptioss should he raked towards the heavy asp me which had been incurred le this matter, sad ex ess/mg Me high mama the mretiag entermised of the public pr spirit of those who to suer...fully opposed this measure. Mr. lissatist movidad the motion, which was cortiod. Ow the tDOPOS of Kr. Weiker, eseo . edrd by Mr. Howse, a vele of thanks wee ;word on the chairman sad the coat isitt,e for the Pal god Malay the) dirpleyel la the owner. Mr. Suffix returnel thrnke, which terminated the pro eediage. Mr. Nino has given notice of his inten lion, Is the mil sif the Repreeentation of the People Bill piaci into coordliss, to nave the following clause That ovary tats mien net legally diesaelified, who 'hill be able t • read and write, end shall have served for not less then aree years as as apprenilee to say trade or ceiling, and shall either have been established on kis own account is such trek or calling for a period exceeding ria months, or after the rapiraion of auelt appren tice •Llp obeli ham continuously resided fora like paled la any comfy, city, or borough, and who shall produce egagettely dectuationi mule , lie form scheduled to this Act) by two houssinepera rated to the poor in the county,city, or borough la which the sad male person resides and claims to vote and on malting itch claim once in every ye to ti , and on de ;whin such ataxia ny tbsclarati me with the person or eons appointed by this a:t to teaks out the fiat of votes, *hall be entitled to be registered as a voter, sad to vote In the device of or; somber or sinnban to sins in Pula cient fur say mei county, city, or borough." The Press felts the government that their duty to the cmstry Is clear, and rear in the Olga conicity, " though immarhat of stated by Lord Palmerston. " They, uniusing ginenunent in • te , egaileed and; acknowlidied minority of the Bonn of Commons, melee toe.li to bring is • reform WI. They bens ridinnid thaw plc*, sad the home, Is rencirsitke of the face, art willing, say disfross, if akbag them is ar►yiag it. We say, then, that the 1141.“ sister le the mohair' pr,pmei by Lord John Hamel! need, asd ought sot, to series the resignation of the gorunvnent, seal Iwo the dissoistion of gart;iuniest." Sir Francis Graham Moon, late Lord Mayor, is arre la ram. Sir W. Armitroag, the inventor of the celebrated fo i,. now atsylag at Tor limy. A gentleman of Exmouth, named Myna, has recently . died, leaving deo Devoe dirt Ett - taf ficopital kepi oi 16,0001., sod Largo moo to the Band awl Died and Dumb Inatitationa of Eut•r. There is a rumour (rye the Literary Gaulle) that Metatelmohn's symphony in D Asa* foosepteett fare Wive], bald In cemaittnoraties of the Refunnatins, la one Cleraerf etre), which fa rill apeNl►had, sad has enw Elea board is lrantarml, may be pretrial at the fourth and hot c ear of dr Mu.(J Sorietyef Laudon. _ _ _ The 1t.,. Dr. Binary has hew teetering in Mel t terse sad Ito **barbs with peat esccem. The rev. path ea dellared Irt water what le hared to he Me hawed macs, at the Weary Chinch—ow of the most emisideent eadke• that the oily coos bort al. The congregation was • very enmerone ma—Maireieue Email, Fob. 4. 13.011. G. HEIBLIT.—Then is DO toonanteetal need to the .eery .4 George Herbert. " Ile lies basil," eaye lash Waive, .• in bao own church, males the altar, sal cevend with a gramehree withotetny ismatides." The, the eery mead ell *arch of ilematos, fallilegiste Mbar dem, la , 5 .yetite handlicient to met the went. of the preemie =tam. Sew paws' who rears the in , inoey of Herbert ham tame Moe opportuaity IL., afforded tit eadearrom So raise • earthy sad east alarm rale mesemeet M the of se toed a mos, by ore. tine • new rhea (timely lamemed church moor enedatka to the lehehlamie el en) es • ate adj.M- Mg the miming mad haliting. Ina* be obviate neeme. ie got intread renweve. Airing pardon of the huh have barn malletied, the lets, of Demertos,= nod Cowman oil Marsha ad Mr. lisp Herbst lava( Lea amommit the Impel owshfhakiwo The drat stone will be lehll lry the Wee isethermes the 911 Apr.l.—Petri QorriOl. MXTROPOLITAN BOARD 07 WORILL-A special ratite a that hoard war held moteeday V tbe Council Cheater, Outland*, Mr. 1. 11Irsises in Oho alma. • report wee received hem the Werke asd General !mem Coma LW..., stating the preessiinge of the 'madame paean* te the refaesee of the Mani el the Ma of Demean Irt, Is, Mem to re-apiartins the YAM. hemmed hem tat Rea theapeey by the liebeptitea Cemetkeleante Irotteord segeriel as ammo make, eeestele. le the usual heat &died by ma pa& hem Me expeaditnrin sad salealiting the re. gerwtiaansat he the approval of the , fd., After • brief dfameeles the (farther caseideralas 1 lb. wafer wee adj.:rammed Is • seenth. A resolo , los moved by Mr. Legg for Me reappointerest of the Mara Hoenig* coseletisat el the helowlng Meth. gentimma beam, Beiauw, Carper!, Irlikeger, Diem, L. Hate greedy. Oder. abltstp, H. L. Taylor. 004 ‘Vertit, It. sl at dehered for farther maiderutios mild 11, re!....t of the Male Dream. Commiree rhombi be I. up. No other matter of DDINDDMIO bra traimaned. ar.l to b..nd eijonnal. Atom Leah! to If A L L.—The 1411111111V o li sra lenall pewee /L c seceseery ezandeation, sad wee a& to." , I lieestetee of the Society of ApaMsearlee M a Cued f Earionerr, on 'Thursday, the 24dt Marsh :Adam& I /wt. a Et4ictn4a, Lirester; Henry Beek, Hem shy. Lamm. share. Maria Parke Gotterilr, Brigham; George Me, Wo o n, New South Wales Kann Timer /MA Let . (barks Mabee Inman, (WA' Javeph Packard, T o o • Henry terwaiwo,4 Heaths, Liverpool; nod Wi Mena Miele: ODE, ft.wlitie, herbs. At the arum cowl Mr Heary_ndwr eon, flenll•ed Deify. Celibate:id, mad Mr. Fnderiek Timer the iteml Indsioary, Mencher, weld their ant feemiuti a. '!'he nelli• of Rabat William Hama ase *wally oar lied lam "reek be weed W ezaatiesiise •• usd wait admitted ee. • liesthile Thersinr, the 17th THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1859. 51141113 LIST &-7HIB DAT. Two o'CLoOn. The railway share market to-day is depressed. An almost general reduction of 1 tot per omit. has taken place. North British stook has fallen per cent. Bagpipes is very inactive. London and North lw Western stook is now gqnoted 94 to 95/ ; Midland, 1011 to 1 ; ire and Torluaire, 941 to 96; Great Western, 681 to ; Booth Eastern, 21/ to per share; Caledonian, 84 to 1 ; North British, 60}idland, 761 to 77. French railway shares are quiet. Lombardo- ra. Venetian old shares are quoted 11 to 11 and the new #to 13-16 prem. East Indian Eailwaystock ro has fallen to 102 to /, and this company's new deben tires to 3 to 11 prem. es ORDINARY PURRS LAD MOIL a►IN.I Unman. I (I =r a t= ea ffi M"*.7...Z.NtiZt to DeDeLJAna i r Jew a D al im0 7 ...i2 H Aardr6== Ibmeteks. b l ris.= : E ker s ‘; 109 eil , Mielb lel mint . 1 1 1 : 198 O4 end Ittk :is lreJ e ur g e'i a au ------ v laaralead • Weee [hies . 100 Larks earn .1 0 =lllrail i alTet ! : 1 . 4 I** . areilelie: De. : ell SUL lIL mem I so swab sa 9 my IL remer . 190 Noma dm.s. :• 3 -3 1 5 , lsrs-Ik r i 2 cloo t. tzi.•• t Pm. I* Do. Yak —= I w w VI fee* ro:4 mtr. gw.ha: L NO L 1 90 U: palm I. I. 10) esellainsb. Dl— eta.. I 'ea Wearing eed break— , Visramit sin p•. Oita WI De. M i sts coo 7 1 I a 111 U 1134 11 13 U II Ni 40.01.1 pat CrerglarisiT. l 0.7 p.a... ▪ Ormillo awl p.4.,10. DD. 4e. Ni. De. Iva I p. Omi. &Mrs Wm. 4 per OW se gal WM. inusgw_ 5 aS ijor - seli Do 44 our 04al. r r , - It A.... L... . Do mama 4 o Irradosogr, gt 16 1 . 1" P Do. Dlrsolet. ego LZ . . Clrolor Cloo lota a leo 40. last I Tabling 4 p. 4. aa. lastlidoltAm.4 Oapol DolVet6 111.4.2 Do. 40.44 par ok u.4.11.11.04•44111=1 LAS.W.Tp. 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F i N N N 1 1 1 i i I poi , pum2 l &Isamu= .4. pit NEIL' 141111liaerdlint pas tremaa Zama =WM nal oil Itelat . lll•=4 : oGe ppt ma. . 611 _ nirztrgr, Ts ii du SG es 101 leli e dis 0 pm 54 14 6 a 61 ' I it: 100 II 10 i I Id* i i: 4 i c 11 ...62 IPIXID 1111141 .F!,•". 4 061 1101ZIOS ara. 2 =all= 6 p 1 6 ft. an Da. eFa I par ant— . W Da asii an Da. twirl at ia6 K. ma umasedvaigii. I sM I PTer.i.Wrii: 8. . i. „ 4 .. VT___ F r.."Ta ;r ia,"". l au W th.... i warms— e: reassupf prAL . 1 Mato, lantaaansin mank. I W.ll LW. alumna 6.46 OCILOIIIIIILL GOV] -- • I- • • ... • Ds. Sp. jeT7 Otis Nestle • p i g.b.. VW redeem jl_, D D . MINN . 6a. 6 PALABI.IOeI , p .l 4iW i. 111 . sly :4 =PLO%lilastl Dr= Oar* rWlimillimiltv:l eaB4ll.lZia sii „...i;, tt . L.llit aWbeig .. Pet OM le , th 1.3110 PrirvidoeNU.L.lM IlatlllipOssfite.o! r 10r.1 woe a...el= w. 1 41: WARM actwordlool4. MkgPo_l9ll. - ill" a-ai"7.7.77-=.l N NO IN 00 U 7 IN II IS 152 144 11 li ul w It a N H - - II 91 11a If O /011111 ON N. 14•1401 11. r. Mikis laha del Eft dalllNOw 1ia.06...5i5. IA 111 II IN IA Ili Si II S I 1 -a at Fa iii 12 lie ui U 1 115 115 U 3 115 113 116 0: IV lit -.- 100 1030 1041 p till ill vs 15* 113 Et 11l 90 91 119 111 filli gal PiWI W" 116 i 31 Ili Is I I a. I Qiit ......... N. War Copper at Aintralla Um. Pentcg a ud Me. lard ran AßM.** de Oats .. koLcies Matta. lLim) 415 414 130 240 12 14 33 13 IS 14 i 1 11 75 33 4 S ii 11 1010 d S w e 474 IS IN *lO II 9 34 41 11 l 4 II SO ISO SOO 130 140 fl D , 218 18 1 17 ne Z 4 1 hag* 110slaallos Animaas 404* , =141=1 85 I D ll l. l lM l.l"t titi 'BM. 41melas I,WI •11t14.1314 000.11.7 4.4•44112 TWO Nu 0 101 Mimi . 10 comma:ahem 0.....1 it ocai let. li per IL . 1 *tr 2 l=torat .: St. Ilsoltlo . 0411140 PS * 104. Zoo 4 Ow 41 _AN* 0 12 • 10 Ser.& lse.imet.lll 0$ Man 1404 4: La el In r u d i gal * 44440 a Ifteaufis 4 ba.1144.0m404•04. i * 114404 IrrliakOmitl e ea r M icii 47 49 41 10 ta . 1, , r 1' k es s7l ss lo It ist ss II 11/ 101 6. 1 1, 7 CITY I nut Cass ratived at 1 vlici UM 4 i I •-1 lt a On 11 r 3 a. 01 01 3‘ 0 1 1 61, 6 i iJil !: ? ..i.L' - ':.l • °mons= awl so • Q. NI. Formes is - i 4 In I« 1 4 1 40 al : i I. If 0 1 I - I tab I ii I i N le 13 111 Po si I 1 113 i 113 Id 1 3rl ..... ;. 9 11 1$ 134 VI 6 W 31 OP LONDON HOSPITAL PO& DISILASIS OF V ICTOR IA- PA 11.1.—Tbe number of dation; tide institution daring last Irak was 415 d, IMO NMI CUM. MONEY MARICEI- Tilt': .04Y Y. Two o'lk.ool. The anticipation of the Russian and Indian loans hie had &further prejudicial effect in the Stock Ex change. Consols exhibit a fresh fall of per cent. English railway stock', and some other classes of oeenrities, including Indian railways, are weaker. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares, however, are fairly supported. Consols were first marked 951 for the 7th of April, and are now quoted 961, " buyers." For money the present price is 95 " sellers." India Stock has been dealt in at 220; Indian Four ---- --- -- -- - - per Cent. Debentures, at 971 to 98k, showing a fall and Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 365. prem. The new Turkish Loan exhibits a fresh fall of per cent., beingqnoted 78t to 791. The old Six per Cents. are dull, at 92t to 931. Mexican Bonds are rather more offered. Sales are recorded u follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21t, 211 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 811, 82; Turkish Six per Cents., 1 1864, for account, 921,93; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 788, 794, 784. The Tornado has arrived from Melbourne with 118,6001. in gold. A Russian Loan of 76,000,000 of silver roubles, or between 11,600,0001. and 12,000,0001., has been arranged, and will be brought forward in a few days. According to telegrams received yesterday from St. Petersburg, the loan will be issued in a 3 per cent. stock at 87 per cent. ; in this ease it will represent a cash withdrawal of abut 8,000,0001. sterling ; but this amount will be spread over a number of the European markets, and will con sequently involve little burthen on any. The negotia tors of the loan are Mews. Thomson, Boner, and Co., of London and St. Petersburg, who represent a combination of English and German capitalists, in cluding the house of Magns, of Berlin. The terms not being yet officially announced, discussions as to the mews of this operation are somewhat premature ; but the general impression is favourable, and it is stated that numerous offers of support have already been received from the Continent and elsewhere. It is positively affirmed that the object of this appeal to the western money markets isto promote the restora tion of the Russian currency. The discount market was active yesterday, the general rate for the best bills being equal to the Bank minimum. At the Bank the applications were rather numerous, but not pressing. About 86,0001. in bar gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation to the Continent, in payment for silver. The continued decline in the exchanges warrants a belief that further withdrawals will take place. The precise amount of specie engaged for trans minion to Bombay by the steamer Behar to morrow, is 822,6091., of which 11,6391. is gold and 811,0701. silver. The remittance on government account is 340,0001. The total amount of silver despatched to the East by four steamers during the present month is 1,806,1161. Bar silver was offered yesterday at 821 d. per ounce standard, but without finding buyers, the govern ment having completed their . operations, and the requirements of shippers on private account being satisfied for the time. The bulk of the 38,8001. in gold by the City of Baltimore was yesterday purchased for the Cm tinent. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon experi enced a further unfavourable movement, consequent upon the enormous withdrawals of silver from the Con tinent. Bills on all the leading places were in great demand. The St. Petersburg exchange advanced Id. to id., in anticipation of the coming loan. The quo • talons are shown below: • Amsterdam, three months, 11.16 to ; ditto short, 11.13 to 14; Rotterdam, three months, 11.16 to } ; Antwerp, three months, 26.10 to 16 ; Ramberg, waits beano, three months, 13.4} to ; Paris, three day . s . =, 16.7} to 10; ditto, th ree months, 46.27} to 30 ; atrouble, -IL-Maine, three mouths, 1171 f • Petersburg, three months. 364 to 38; B°., three WE months. 10.96 to 11.6 ; Tritons. Mae. three swaths. 11. 0 to 11.16; Madrid, titres maths, 49} to } ; Cadiz, three months, 494 ts 1; Leghorn, three month', 29.80 to 90„Oesoa, three mon th s, 26.46 lo 60; Naples three moutha, 401 to ; Palermo, three months, 1201 to 1211 ; Maestri% three months, 121 to 4; Lisbon, 90 days, 62} to 4; Oporto, 90 dam, 63 to 1. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Salsetts arrived at Melbourne from Southampton on the Bth of January, in 89 days. This vesseli. due at Suez a day or two hence, with later advices from Australia. At the extraordinary general meeting of the European and American Steam Shipping Company, held yesterday, a resolutionwas passed in favour of a " voluntary" winding up of the undertaking. Messrs. Bayley and Ridley offered for sale on Thursday at Lloyd's the steamer Tasmanian, of 2,440 tons, built at Glasgow last year by Messrs. Lau rence, Hill, and Co., end reoently the property of the defunct European and Anstrslian Steam Company. She originally cost about 120,0001., but probably 70,0001. or lass would have been accepted. No offer being made, she was withdrawn. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2341. The screw steamer Omeo sailed from Plymouth on Thursday, with the electric cable which is to connect Victoria with Tasmania. Captain Tribe and other electricians go with the vessel to lay the cable. The Celestial bas arrived from China, with 484,700165. of tea. The John Banks has arrived from Sydney, with the following cargo, viz.: 1,023 baler of wool, 26 casks of tallow, 6,166 hides, 437 casks cocoa nut oil, 673 bags gum, 38 auks hide cuttings, 11,038 horns, 3 tons hoofs, 120 tags bones and hoofs, &o. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 23,00mpared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation isms Circulation active 20,332,186 lameese 930 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities ta banking department 10,698,141 No change Other securities In banking department 16,908,094 Increase 204,162 Coin and bullion In both dapsuirnenta d en day and other bills, 804,205 human 35,207 - The Rest Menne in reserve . . 13,310,765 Decrease 38,930 Total reserve (notaa . coin) In busking department 14,007,330 Decrease 55,127 These changes indicate no drain of importance on the Bank's resources. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 443,6281. • exports of gold, 441, 4811 .; imports of silver, 630,3001. ; exports of silver, 732,696!. BANE 07 ANOLAND.—As • Saveaeht to the Act 7t.% wad Oh Yte., S. U. toe the west goatee aanrdaceday, March U. WA I gala 1ewd.......... A 23,6417.50 Oerre ll ejaselDehe 411.018 ,100 Othar 610111t1S. OW Ws am! leillea 18.167.1.0 Om Bales --. ---- W1.13;9.910 I =HON o.ol.l....v ar t e r n 7la t e re i, vso, Fade OrPerrilthethil. Exertrat.. the. Banks, 1171,16 11:9 4 T0g Oamoth. of NatWestl3,3lo.Tte Pebt.and Ote.Acets.) r 1.757 Odd aatillUver Orel— att.69l Other Depart 13,901...39 WIS. Omaha Wee Ms 09V06 A41,511,5e1 llareb UM 01.41141 X. MIESIIALL. ebb( °Wake. FRIDAT STIVIII/O. The funds opened this morning at en improve ment of 146 to i per cent., and retained considerable steadiness until the rumour of a Russian loan was circulated, when sales were pressed, and a fall took place. The final quotations were I per cent, below those of yesterday, and the market left off with a heavy appearance, the prices from the Paris Bourse likewise exhibiting renewed weakness. The critical position of the Derby Cabinet gave rise to a good deal of conversation. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were steady in the morning, but left off weaker. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) ILANBION-H01:181. . ti 1011111111111. valid. Style. sod strahor Bow, two meweelleale Iseldng rung allows, WON brooght beton the comt, dowsed with abbsey, eerier weber pea Ike aiwomeleateo It ropeoed be. the follesee dot fthe had for some ti le e th r=leibleer trevel oi Itvestawitio. she within tha two mo wrmrm ths Moe bees webbed of to the memo of Mt, ad that Sow se to MAY s art doe fibre had been employs' Is tie ilerelteme d Memo Meitutosh, who, &deg thesuebil d W nolo were s i e r el a e l eely ibm = to the extant of deed UK No elm to the dieerney of the Chid was made to &km ere said Frklay, elm tweet sea *lea which had lam ups the Weaker; two Johanna in pada clothes were est spas tie vetch, sod followed the trap thirst by Styles for the poster pert of the day. About son, while the 'reveller was gone into a shop is Bishop.. gets to show hie goods, How went tip to Styles, who was waiting . with the trap outside, had same convolu tion with bite, sad then wont sway; but they met again later in the day, outside the Lamb public-house, tm Yluslued, while the traveller wan goes to for refresh ment, end Um Style' took from the trap a parcel which he sow to How, who went off with it, followed by one of the oilers while the other remained to wank Styles. How, ea helms questiotted by Pulieroum Legge, said he had brought the parcel from Meckintosh", where he worked, bat Styles told Haight, the other officer, that it bed bees ginn him by sou man Is Messrs. Moon's warthouee, bet that he world not split upon him. Upon being emoted the bet we. found to contain 600 yards of worked muslin of • voluble deinimion, and it was proved that it had ben improperly taken frames Mock of another traveller, and most have loon pat en to hie own trap by !Myles • and It urea also shown that he and the other prisoner bid has frequently sere together. Is slyly to the anal question, Styles mid the panel wet e. to him to it,. to How by same man la the warehouse, whom same ho did not know, anl to whom he could not swear salt wee all dose is a Many ; while How said he met Styleiseridestally, mad at his request ocesessted to take the mod to the /lows Pot to be left till called for. nay we. both assuallted fur trial. ILARYLKBONI. TITOISM SORDSZT OF GOLD lILTCDIS, AT A PAWllllllollSieli. LY, &C., lA* Anther, bkShsese:vieeolie;ers. Tomlinson and re ehr lidl A, Clots Mr. LasM i ate ir Tl t esg r l9 gold ;171411" Mar.' *Neat rho. 21 'aid nags, fcc.., the property of his era- Pirof the salmi el 43W ' rederick Breagheas, or Oistent I. the firm, slid that shoot veva eels& dm onions awasing, he at to the room in which the piste deem is plod, when he food the do ws of it oleo sad the MOM wee la ocaltasio these being nattered about the Boor a hoe of paper 1 arbi. had beat wrapped rouad tr atig otches. Hs spoke to Mr. ito, who meat down sad iambs a swab, upon which he disoovi red that a large quaatity of gold watches, gold chains and Op, hood plat., &c., bad been stole.. He also found that a large quantity of money bad h en taken from the cash-box. Mr.Long—When did you see the property safe? Witness—lt was all safe the previoue evening. Ths pri soner was away the 'aeries. evening for some time. Mr. T. Richardson said that he was the resident pallor. (He rodeos& a large quaatity of duplicates.) These were , picked op la the plate roma. They refer to geld watches Oh* ore pledged, which are misehig, the vales of which cosedla WM He was sorry to say that Wm was a pot quantity ef diamond tinge Wag. (Inspector Broderick yeeduoid 114 gold watches, 48 gold shale, end a few other astir:he.) They were worth about 100 i. They weed food by Mr.). Tolima', Jim., la the bleakat-room. secreted. Mr. Long—Do yea know ciao mousy missing Wilmer—To air. There was a ears of 39/. 13a. id. la the cash.hon. Of Me am 41. 3.. 6d. woe food ins bag star when the watches were. _ ~Zf r71;;; g -71;;Toyonnougat the prise= with the robbery ? Witoese—My servant saw him early yesterday waning co me out of the @hop, not having been there during the night. A youth named Holmes said that he slept in the shop where the primmer also slept. The prisoner wee not in the shop the previous night. i.noes aw him come out of the shop about 6 o'clock yeeterdsy mottling while he was in the duet, be having left the shop to go there. The prisoner wee remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MIIIMOW OP POILTRATTI AT PHOTOORAPREIS. - . . . Mr. Henry Mtlls tobeoconish of 58, Oxford-street, was charged with wilfully destroying and damaging two portraits and two der cases at 961, Oxford-scree', the property of Mr. Frederick Brooks, artist. The complainant said the accused came to hie passage about eight the previous evening, and with a stick he had in his head broke two specimens exhibited is a one., one of theta being that of the secured's wite,which be (complainant) ►ad bought, the damage being two gainese. In answer to the chew the defendant raid the portrait was t►at of his wife. He bad felt very much annoyed at seeing it publicly exhibited, and hod r. Tinted the complainant several fluke to remove it. He considered it a very great natsenee haring his wife's p irtrait exhibited every Sanday morning at ohs ecesplemanes door, and haring it pointed eat by a "Muter" to passers by. Another thing in the ere wan that It was not a specimen of the compisinont's work; therefore, beside+ the annoyance, it was a delasion an the public. A ease had ken decided at Southwark po lice-court that a person under the circumstances had a right to destroy a portrait after giving notice that it should be re moved. The complalnant said he bought It, sad thereto* con sidertd he had a right to exhibit it. Mr. Slash= raid he would give his decision on the coos on seater ocotillos. It wee of tiro much importances te decide hastily. Ihe accessed said he had dose it on pablio rem/rule. oar 'Medea the complainant had no right to exhibit a portrait ander amok eircunistsnose. The aocumd's own recogaisance was then taken ler his reepprearance. SOUTHWARK. The conductor of ons ... iith;C.ieidon General Omnibus Company's ornnibn•aa, No. 7,269, was charged before Mr. Combo with refusiog t , admit cod carry in the soma, at the lawful fare, and for whom there was room. George Sainte and another; ab, , , with assaulting him. The de- F ill p.I. fondant plead. el not guilty. TM complainant, a ineehankt, said he lived at Shorediteh, and ea Munday idol about half-past It he got to tho Alfred's Head on Newington .causeway, whin be law defendant's omnibus at the stanellag-plate, end a number of penaae around, trying to get in. Ho bad his wife with blm, and he patina hie way through the crowd and Jumped oa the rep for the purpose of eateries, the vehicle when the defiodent endeavoured to push him off, but his het fill in the reed. He requested the defendant to admit him, and if not, Ids wife and child, as there was room. The defendant refried, and the omnibus drove of. TM defendant said that the omnibus was quile full before the complalasat came up, and he told him so, but he per sisted jumping on his step, although be warned him not I. do so, and it wee • miracle an accident bad not ormend, se the omnibus had started. At the time also there wive a hundred le round it, all anxious to r'ele. 8o far from his beim to It wee the complaints; which could be proved by the constable on duty. Pollee-conatabh 600 A said he was ea duty at the Alfred". WM, ea the niglitlaitiestioe. when then wen upwards of one hundred waiting for the our mhos. As coon se defend ant drove up it was filled sad thea he sew oogeptainnot jump on the steps and demand admission fOr Ishmael( and wile. The coeductor quietly told I him theta wee no roe, ad that he must pit of the 'Mg; but he refusal, end the omnibus drove ott with Idea is the ' Mops and then his hat fell off. Waness thesidored that the coodeethe was not to Wooer Compla neat talents beamed there was roost in the vehicle for two at the time al though ehe coadtwor told him It wee full. Mr. Combo told him he had Wei very wrongly in jumping on the stops of the omnibus end &tee:nyder/ to force hie way In without the consent of the conductor. The summon, muse he dameiserd, and he might think himself lucky he had not met with an accident la kis raelanem. Tae CONGERIS.—The Sunday Times prints the Mowing Warm trots Peril:— " After otters' propoerls, it sprats WA Beim has bees filed upon for the cowing er.n. grew, sad that it will meet about the Ist of Way. It will be alteaded by five cabinet ministers, Lord Waimea bury repeerating Raised ; Count Waitaki, Snare Prince Ocrtscheltelf, Rain; Count Buol, Austria; sad Boas Schleisita, bade. TM Utilise states will alas be in directly riptunalsi at the Conan go W. Anglia has melod lam% le nod hi marl e, Count Groat. It fa not Impede that they may complirma the negotiations, sad Asir Ash to this espinel le sot viewed with pleasure by the votaries of peam." A DANGEROUS CANDLESTICK. —The Dam/rise drive reporM ea accident from the hiesutions ma of • peredapilmit. • want girl at Hooka Curnserlyess, pima • gime of candle ia the mouth of a dark costairdner r, as•antothin• tar a candleakk. Shortly afterward% el f ile bowel through th• peek el We Sark, awl in Ws espied= which followed the girl war severely washed cm the upper past of the face, the d rot of the apartment wee blown of its hie's., part el • weldor' well was throws sown, slates were forced of the roof, sad several raw of shag were broker. Dasstes comet, which created each a narration Li seams, is sow et dell by the Snuck **utile Josiah to haw two tries. The wad Inc WAS not ramarkad by th• abeervers of Paris, and stems, fitet. to bete been sew MilM. WWl:wire at the Observatory of Peltnwa, Dr. of Om tiara, sod by Yr Bled at Cambridge, U.S. It townvisible from the 16th of September to the 10th of oeotter, end on w 6th of thrt mon.k appesrei much teary thee the brilliant out. We learn from Bromide that the fine spring wh'eh bad letely prevailed there bise witbithe bat kar dip been ruceteded by homy @helms cd la r d it If.. 4, , in 1 II i i 1 1 tle I 14 I A 41 110 141 II 91 14 71 419 191 Tit /1 OS ft • TO #1 0 TO Nti pm uo zd 111 itt u• id SS 14 T To Fi I id Ito it 0i ff ff, 111 s_l 224 2n at 231 69 61 5t n 6 . Tse lie u II 14 14 118 He • 14 11:11-. C and7t 7thsdEil April, a y whiche t loe hi e s d m y o es rn te in lay at a g t 6961 "buyers,' declined, closing at 96 to ,$. For money the last price was 96, " buyers. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 96t1 3 .1, 1, 96; ditto, for account (7th April), 96,, 1„1 ; India Stock, 210, 2211 ; Indian Four per Cent. bentures, 981, 981. Exchequer Bills were more offered, owing to the increased demand for money, and fell 25., closing at 33e. to 365. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 13e. to lfis. prem. Turkish securities were steady in the morning, but subsequently sympathised with the ,heaviness of Consols, and left off about Iper cent. worse than yesterday—the Old Six per Cents. at 921 to 931, and the New Loan at 791 to t. Mexican Bonds were marked 211 in the morning, but fell late in the afternoon, and left off at 21k to 1., e actions in in this stock have latterly been upon a very extensive scale. Sardinian Bonds were quoted 811 to 821. Rosales' stocks were scarcely affected in price by the anticipation of the loan. Chilian Scrip was marked 2 and 11 din. Bank shares to-day were steady, with the excep tion of City Bank, which were quoted rather lower. Canada Land shares have receded, whilst Crystal Palace were in demand at an improvement. The gives of the Whittfngton Estate and Collieries Com pany were quoted 1 to j prem. The New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted to-day 1 to 11 prem. The finance committee of the Council of India will receive tenders on the Ist April for the conveyance of stores from England to Bombay, ffurrachee, and Calcutta. The Admiralty also require ships to carry stores from the Thames to Colombo, East Lon don, and Simon's Town • and the Emigration Com missioners a vessel to p roceed to Melbourne. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocir. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Russell are in great demand, and have risen to 17 to 18. There has also been some busineea in shares in Stray Park Tincroft, St. Day United, and Wheal Margaret. East Basset shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 228, and Great South Tolgus, 13t. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. A. number of transactions will be found reported in the Stock Exchange official list. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: There is very little to be said won metal, there being but little revival from the dulness of many weeks met. Copper Suds a limited inquiry only, and the holders of foreign have reduced their pries ebghtly. The India Cowman are in the market for 26u tons manufactured. Iron tales quiet for any thing but rail, which continues to afford employment in the demos of demand for merchant iron. flootch pig le Mi ring, being quoted today 625. 6d. to 63e. Tin firm, and good demaad. Bpelter is advancing in prior. Tin plates and leaf without change. The direutors of the Devonshire Greet Coneolidatei Cop per Mining Company, at their board meeting held to•dsy, declared a dividend of 8,1921, being 81 . per afire, airing from profile on roles of copper ore., 'templed in the months of October and Noromber Mat. After payment of the earns, there remained in bands balance of 23,7641.95. in cosh. Ore bills not at maturity, and roserved fund applicable to the general purp.nsa of the company. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKET. --(THIS DAT.) The market is firm. Town tallow is quoted 62a. U. nett sash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 63a. to 63e. Cd.• April alone, 63a. ; April to June, 628. 9d. ; October to I) comber, 63e. 3.9. to 63a. dd. MAIUT Almova.—Town tallow, 664 ; tat by ditto s 2a. 10Id.; yellow Rasalum, 64e. GI.; malted Mad. 40e.; rough ditto, 24e. ; tallow imam, I6s. ; good drop, 7*. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Davie sad Company report trod* .Ready ; prise intboat altoration. Prime meadow hay, 735. to 84e.; woe*. ditto, gds. to 92 8 . ; inferior ditto, bro. to 60.. ; roway 608. to 70e. ; clover, old, 95e. to 108 e. ; ditto, new essooad out, Mo. to 95e. ; strew. 24.. to 30.. COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of most things is well kept op, and prices have altered but little since lag week. Retarded grapes are nearlymew ones juht coming in. Floe-apples am not very plsiniful. Barcelona nuts realise 20s. per bushel; Brazile,l2e. per bushel; Spanish, 14 s. per bushe l ; almonds, 24a. ditto ; end the finest dessert chestnuts, 20r. per bushel. Kent cobs are same; they realise 80.. per 100Ibe. Oranges leech 81. Gd. to 10e. per 100. Among vegetables see still same beautiful cauliflowers, which are brought front Cornwall by the crateful. Greene and Fraich beans are very plentiful. French salading may ba Lad in abundance; also forced rhubarb and mask. Green peas of foreign growth fetch 20.. per quart. Best samples of potstree are rather dearer; other kinds fe.ch less money; trade heavy. Artichokes fetch from 40. to Co. per dozen. Cucumbers abundant. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, camellias, violets, mignonette, berths, and roses. 7111:11. Phis Appian, pr do to 105 Apples, per bushel. 6s to Hs 1 3.Pes. asp, per lb.. 60s Omits. res don. Is to 1. 61 Btrairberdek pa or., is Looms, Per dot, 1 . 10 13 44 Pean; par don., as to an illbarts, per lb.. Id ss. eborlm, per dos..2e6d to Ss Cots, per lb.. 104 to 1a VEOBTABLIIII. Caardlowers. sash, 4,1 to 64 Won. MU 01 Gram. p. do. bunches. 24 to 3. Wilk Per boorb. 2 , 11 4 3d PcoMoes. p. ton, POn laceßbellota. Pie 16,1 341 to 3 4 per boa., 2. to le ed Garlic Ple lb.. 6 1 34 . 44 —• par cwt., 4. to Se Lettuces, am. per soota.ln to Is Id sew. i.to hal eats. par atom la to ls 64 Carrots, per but.rb. Id WM ' gleam or ems,ls to 15 01 Turnips, per buneb.44 to 64 Bone Nadia. P. bra .1s 011 e te Sabath, p. Pam Is Id to Se Mostirocer. P6tA. d l 3 4 Cucumber. sash. Is no As Id iiarniro. p6ooi baathol 4d . 2s to 40 Beet, per do.. le 6d to le Barer,. .. la LOCAL saws Jr42KEITS. Wyman. Makes 5 -The wt.t onind Ent Ind 10012 4! i pIII cent, dedat duil.tboto2 weit eptY• 0 the wont. Blvtainwede. d l 1 a -D wins 11: 1-0 22 immi 221 1-tlthstior wed 110171ande -twins Owintlem 12 1.--Man Lawoakint IS 1-nest Weans. 9-10seerbbe .01 Yestehaw 961 I-Lawilsa mad Nall Warms. 0 1 -11025.1i1. Slie 1-Miliand. 1.122-Korth Wash, CO t-Bannizio. 3-Toek and North altellsad, n 1-Laed. Neribran. 47 $-= 21 1 -Biota Ithenith. 114101 diw-Grawd Troaka Oarada.tl 1 Wadies of °Linda. 1314 lIAJCZSATZII. Mania 26.-TA. stunt Ina flat. a-il uric a ratba lant. Midland, 1011-Nonti 612,244.4.04--Limdela. NI -novo% Went Westao, :41-2treetilds, 04/-awan, 962 -Mea Counties. Minims te a Mama 25.-Tberie waa yeyy little bola.. 401D2 112 Ws nuke to day, but pia. were inn Load°. awl North Manna elm. at 1-03reat Western at SIM to Mt -Miglawda 1110 11 to 1 , 2- Cbata aad Llolybeede at 40/ to 101-awd North Malone stet to 41 dla RAILWAY TEAFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the Ultra! Kingdom for the week ending March 19. amounted to 418,0201., sad for the corresponding period of lest year to 390,5301, shoeing an %cream of 25.490/. The groes receipts on the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounts] for the wtck end'ng as *love to 170,480/. ; end for the corresponding suck of last year to 183,1801., showing an n 'screamomities of railway 71. The increase on the C amounted to 651. • on the Great Northern, to I/. ; on the Great Weston, to 1,722/.; oat the London and North Western, to 3,0811. ; on the Loader ant Blacken, to 291. ; on the London, Brighton. and &orb Croat, to 1,2281.; on the London and South Waters. to 89C1.; sod on II ia S other ou.b. Eastern, to 2881. ; tort, 7,300/. The receipta oa the hem in the Unitd Kingdom amounted to 245.5401 ; and for the cotrespniding period of 1853, to 227,3501.. ebowiag as in of 18,1901. is tbe receipts of these Hoeft ; which, added to the Mersa., oat the metroplitan lines, erase the total increase 25,4901. as comparol with the corresponding week of 1850. HAIRS OF THE HEAD NUMBERED.—The Medical Times are A German savant has hken the Ireuble to count the number of hairs existing in four heads of hair, of different colours. Ile found in a titled. 140,409 distinct bobs; in s Wove, 11.0,440; Ma black., 102,980 ; end In a red 88,740 PRIVILZoIts OF TAE Guattos.—"linnt are the privileges of the Guarde r' exclaimed a Belgraviao beauty, who little weepectr that the _question wee asked only in a military plat of view • " Why, I can tell yes that the ua Grds ride the moat biastifel hors- a, duce with the pet tier err talk English r a style delicionaly their own, ere distinguished fur baying the very best moustaches and man ners, lisp, stare. yawn, flirt, waltz biter than any one else, ere seen everywhere, are invited everywhere, and are dear, bends:woe, silly, amusing, goad-hutuonrsd, aboard, charm ing, universal favourites wherever they go. Thera are a few at the privileges of the Guarde, and I doer % wonder at the other obi ere being jealous of them '" Here our Beigravian beauty blashel eo much, that ohs was obliged to leave the room.—Poset. LETTERS TO TAE REPUBLIC 07 PARA(.I"47. The reduction about to take Ore in the British postege of letters conveyed by packet betimes the United Kingdom set any portion of the Argentine Coefederation, will be extended to Utters to end from the republic of Paraguay ; end on the let April neat, and thenceforward, such lettere will be chargeable with the uniform British rate of ri m sea ce vale. the kalf-tun least, end so on according to the Aor This postage must, r heretofore, be, in all raw. Is' eaid- NowiPspers addressed to the reguldk of Pantile). w all , in Arum, be charge:Ode with a British renege of one pnay when not t acceding four ounces in weight, • like sum of one penny being added for each additional font ounces, paid in ad or frac. Um of four ounce.. This pietas. most also be vanes. Book packets cannot be forwarded to Perstpay.— General Peat-office, March 25. ,i i