The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-22 00:00:00

resided at 5, 3ohn-abest, Lllylls, awl that bit got tlat be Kiel es is 1831. le Geosmber, ISM be met Mr. forretein searly mei* lig.= dew* sad mimosa his emprint Ned Ames at the weetteg. be not barn( ems his for assebi lea rem Mr. Asp,- gala aid he bud • jest come beau gad bed sot yet eel hie lither's will. Weems said he herd that as Mr. bid mina into his property. yid& wee miff Ittllt Al L i v Er e nal property being 300,0034 he would pay the dfl witness held lor 2001. Mr. nageriteia mid it ought le be paid and Mivuld be paid, and he took • *omen(' sea tilde wsincoat pocket sod gam it to witases. Ga 'elan Holimp, the attorney, and be will mettle with you." Crosse-ntimined—lis did not tell Mr. Angerebin that he was wiry poor, sad that he bed pawed some of his alethes the day before to get • nipper ; sad Mr. Angerstels did met therefore soy, "I MB very poor, but hers is • sovereign Ise In the cozens of the evident' the plaintiff's comma show cloned the repileatioo, whin. h elated that Mr. Angersteht had boo etiveted ; relying upon this, that the U. had ban pats n ec,nat of the bill in I MO,. hick of course wonkl mho tho wow Of Iledal writs hoot that date. Mr. eat Pigott esti that • good um wen sew be employed Mesa Barlow, Payee, tied Parkins se palest tents. mill_pre them the bill le gamble, which was dbd 13th Jedy,_lßMt. The plaintiff was the 6tlrr of that Mr. Barlow. The homed eiseneel distinctly meted that the IL times as the pleietill ta 1868 was gives la charity, sad ad at allat• payment en eateuet of this MIL Mr. degentele wee eilla—no mad to t h e plaintiff whin be met Mae 111 1868 that C terbiag wining to him it milk to be mid. Matadi said be bed a of ',Wiese., and wit. as wdd it It woo on usenet bo could p ts Mr, who wadi war* vlirer's Welke Wa l t li ot wit bit woo snot Mimeo, rod ho Ito hwrodwoor two beim Inwood hisbeeleteget amp= mid his wWo would base top to the lain seed/ Y bad mot mach wwwq, but would Owe Wm IL Boddie mere wee mid, mil the Si. woo sot paid Is mamma I. any debt. The mosey wee gem oat of . . . . , ersirossotsod—Witsoos bad boos 'brad kr iii or He yaws; bet be WM sot know tea be Whir °Gaws& He bad mat Ma Harbaw, jos , is Marob M i sled bola wild Met lb. bill if dor might to bit psi& HM Loodoldp kat it to the jar/ to may o the U. bad n or s i , cid as seenuld of lb. bill, or hod Isia Own to {kw la airily, wilier them that Y Me meg bad boas pie ou assosaa of I. bill, tlos the cads was Won lad at the Kebob. Tbo jury hand a west kw taw dallosdast. COURT OF DANKRUPTCY.—Anw. 21. (Eem lir. C - Ems.) 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Deb% • assuie WM= . arl • - iii. 11:Ta. - 1. - ;tii• - TasTes,7: 4 - 41. - a in egraidos, sad Ow beakrept pried. ix al INT/ WM NAM Imbeopte moo vista% Tbsy bad bwisi Tbo is yeoMsslip. Mt them was sopomis addelliesioas. TM ememm plowed by Meows. !MI sod IMam Mem *tee et . 2,1111, et' sumpmelvely —1 awls. Mr. pen Ltivresio. to thietelesse , esestiatoi to the beak- Mae is. THE POLICE COtIEZIL MANSION-1100U. narks Marchetti ins - ;I;4a with Within 33 Da d t et w= sawen t eui re bt = t. el ble employer, Mr. C. T. Na ethil that sloth 9 eels* NI Weithway moles he saw the plasm teeth Use Lomb Ned lbg peliffe-bewth Jewrytheeth OthebaMtleth with a tag es Me elwaffith sad with lin whet be bed thaw The Werth she thew Idea with WM Me be swot be }Meg. het when be Mid Ma ee Is esneak eel OW he wept dem lay whet he bed I lbs beg et go iie the Maths, M pet the lag thus es the greed ash meth be was Idle ir6i • tarrispay wham Tbsiethes wheels lesb mg the low web the bead, owl purl the prheseth mew with the Wier ode they at on tweeds the leaks, bet bite they bed gel he the parser aid be Md M libe w be awed hi the sheet, ithl OW ff whams weal/ he go N. a din yhe we ds ern the ls& mei te wak ebiZae b o y etoshtts= the bl:t! i tio v areser " l she It owe lie obedith ash at as hr these My path whew ralealg sloppther i be Na set see why be Aosta p to the deals, awl threwleg the Wig as wares lathy be Ns eit is ha es Its math llth sew telleweth tir " asp slid," sod the phase Wag was both& to. dud, wee wtheyed to the shahs, whew l t e • ee mirk awl hut:o bi : b oa= wiether es = abet lie Wes !mss eawahe at Mama the es w i a Chopffeitow,.est thewibestheredwihethe wt ii 114461 et th e nos hell ashes mew eiewthe hen the sort, thy be hlbsed et ei dal new Wik hen this the thaw owthles, sit blw sp. ea othessi Mlle hegehally, wed diet be lei Ith lie beg at the lamb owl nig to lithium we el. .. : . . . . Warm Da s; freemsga hit hie father at do Lamb Ni Msg. depend Mk lbo boil haws the pianist as • castanet ter as pas, ohms masidertag his • M very essoectablo Si mosets, sod that the prima left the eat Mato k Wawa* nasty, between 11 mell2. mermare to Mr. C. T. Major, sad the *ow ma la doh omit% aril is Wednesday received Metiscelias to bleb 4IM smoke of false from lotitg-lane, mad pack them is imehesk at Mesas. Jones sad Coadler' a, Cooper's,. row, sad rd them to fkathamptea esports•low Is the endow. Is the 'waft dr prime told women fist be had packed the amok bid that is. of them was aid cello kn. sad whams. as Whin at that chest is Musky monitor, feed sheet as mash moos left es Ma mambo re duced work 1111, those temples bstag, no detals= of those stakh the piteous MI fetched from Mi Mr. Candler &pod the le am prevent daring a part et the process of peeking the samples, and head nothing mid ahem say pert althea. having hero stoles. Mr. Beard, os behalf of the winner, @eked that the eras might he sornessely dealt with, the prostcutor beim minister le resat to mob a stores aa scooting of the yviscser's goad dmesesse. Ito. Clerit tad he as. very =oboes that the primmer Mould be Isaletely dealt with, as he had borne as escalkot chassise for avers' yeses, desks which he had beam la muscat , v's service. Mr. Alderman Rose, however, odd the or.. aof too mouse a suture to be lightly disposed ce, and the phonier was folly committed for teal. GUILDUALL. Frederick Fisher, derc;il•4 r • desk k a solidest's aim, was plead at das Ins beim Mamma Phillips, cle with.roa a pay optimal hat aced with gold bolas's, vao 104, the property of Lieurneat Tracey. It appeared that tbs wort is question had belonged to Un Minna Comheioner Teh, and formed put of the scud which tell to the lot of Lkutenutt Tracey, who sedated cuitnring the Commissioner et Canton. Mr. Pintos, is whoee employ lilt prisoner' was, reireked the coat from Lieut. Tracey, and deposited it In hi. private Moe,from which plus to e pe (Boner abstracted it and pledged It with • Mr. Farmer, in Molten-street, Peatenville, lan Ss. When nen ei of atrium tbe cues he es first dienisil 11, lain nliimately admitted having pawned it and gave no the fir phew, upon which his employer gave hi. iW westedg. The primmer alleged that the proem:kr promissa to &T -rio* bins if be gave up the coat, and asked Mr. Prestos If Lieutenant Tracey had sanctioned thew proceedings against him. Alderman Philips said it was imos.erial, es the charge sg•ls.t the pti.oaer am for terabit • orst oat et the peeler ma of Mr. Plato., we.) ••• rare NOM M Lleatraaat Tram for b. . said be ereolopesied the primer and Mr. Prestos to do pawsivalsec aid bead duo coat welly was p'elpeet thaw, OM WAND Its pollution the pros cut., gays the proctor into seredy. The priceur erestiaally piroili galley, is order that ha might b., de.:t with eidamarny, end b wee reisaadtd tin Saturday I.r use papaw MA l!LBOROVOR-8TREET. esttheled Is tildes the ease fwd Mai aid thwart's it an the Saar. The seat held of him by the lair hews to his heed the malaise. esd be in relent amok his is self sad is take to lei lan. 'bin th e pausal to lde own agerimath tip pelf that be wield rule hie 6 law apses* asp pieredeu=deder him that he was s seassdrel. The guard sew raided at his how*, thespyles the isms es Ho Gra Sem about five year., on a ewes yeas' egeessena, et MK per annum. Now offered to eff the nwalsiles ter. to get rid of him. The cont. tsg-bear bed been hat ease be am, end was nosrly on a Led with hie sparthests Was not aware that the eggheads foe the enthd key's situation were diteeted to proceed to the fins doer. Is debase, Mr. Murphy meld he clinc., who wan gemmed Is the Indian army, bad enessi sows* from the attack d the complainant, whose stay, be vestharseted to .ay, wee a these of falsehoods; that thibsdest did set strike the fee Mew, but received It, sad hid hen much insulted sad assiffid. Kr. Bingham said he coed de se new as a justice of woe this to call upon both to Add we mare battles except la a court of law, through the mein el agonise. It Iris deer, ca telepathist's did a ffibt had takth place between Yon—th ee a lrea tad vigorous ass, sad the guard asawe ended might sot be repealed, be absehl estalue ark le enter tots he on receptions, is MOM to beep th e pieta Mr. Mr. Branagan, wsladher, et Tottenhithestert-esid sed Princenweet. Winded the met le U ew the eingiiist el Iffitheimess detalsisg a geld Premehars basing sisad, thecae' M. Altart, the M- Maee the east, that be sired the weak la Iler Mr. Deansgles reheat le seta it. pledge, lb. Branagan odd Ile eggilseet parted the witch to Ids la *lnge, sad abed the leas of U. on it. Hanng goal ewes to *rpm him he *bed ff It ass gold, and the agpilonst nil It wee, and dal he bed t It of a guide i - —. He tent Me address sad eat fur 11 C, ts wake henedries se to he eerreatnees, sad on hi news. *Med that ha did net 11* at the CaveatHelt linemed-sheet, as he stated, hal Is wane cottages se es isitat Ho therelbee reined Is mem It to the so bs might ham the egawatat* of empeelng wiliest whisk was attampted le hi inad, *nag eiready boos toles is andeeniallardeanseleasys, tad know n* that a great many watches of a similar kind were being offered in pledge in various ports of the country. On es staining the watch oilseed by the anyhow:a with the ova he W peviously received in pledge, ha found that they wen et to the meetly the sena make and quaiti st io m f id lnielethisi gm shoiles, mg so * es rosily gib Yet of agsw =and It was ea* by Ming that the amid be &- They win siell grim the webs geed, eadJewelled. The wise et One. Owe& enid a t Mad * gswalusbas es gen. awl lained by is sins at M. Ma, wee trea ss tet s Ewe them WM He thought le *dab* dist the wee Ile teal et °them 114. Drffm send Mr. Bravhigket lad done a gnat *Moe to samba hewed. alleged* Mame rid it was part of s system of 'whaling now being ewnied es by foreignses. The watches men made at Pr* sod ant hors to be gal old al—the cost of their anaateelme befog ads* 12 *ems. The awash wee gloss op le the Reallmes. Mr. Dead= MK as tiro sloodil he hat la event* the tread emaag the Vain Mr. Diagetna meld be bed been idenesd din the parties W been wary sassental, bat e mid sot get • eaditeat supply of them ben Ma mar. Prism iikVesperler isaiusag ta which do velar inisabad, and *Wefts lewillsk thiegl the Ova 5ma..4.7 !s -hofar anirepoes, iley envoi Weskits! lissehe me ea posimesi pauss. TIMM Mr. SeMa esomal Ms ospriaorlel dodo roolooky mora so le& saw Mame of ossotls sod NW wok, mord ley WPM bikpoldso, asoisoolsi the Elsolargo of Me also so deism at tfo Comeiseha to farisfas kW Ms slob of MOtray Olselos and Mons it Wesera, lr Tow, mil ahal& Mr. Sao tbs send f irm Moa Iftb of Doemiar bra. too asps artor W lostleo of ties Woldea blatry,oN, to Ms posse mod or tho Wises sal posalimos ta Al Mot, Wad bola &Ms to peas leak uOllll6 misrolog, Mr. Moak es tas armor solfeltor pressor end ea Wolf of peshoska, venaly coognaoletal Mr. Seas oa Yo rowsnoryoad Mt. %Ms roturosi Gooks to s to words. Genera Westiroit 11 7 a741;sZaeberg.d on mown; before Mr. Bierhani, the f.,ll,wime weault on Napoleon Prior, wholuali perfumer, 158, New lined etre.t J. P. Murphy, the tarrioter, stun fed for the &hem of the /mend: . . . . . Cowii.ldneet mkt be received en the 15 , h of April s letter from the mserel, who occupies ibs Met flior is Ma bows*, counpleimieg cf s piece ef paper seized to the wee radius la host of the ►uric of " Ae evened boy wanted—apply a the esuntegehoues, - to which, diiestly butaias the Orr, ►eaast s reply •o the oleo. dot he was surprised the sewers" abseld take seek, of a Nutter he se way commie( T►is was sl three end et ell the assersl„ (omit; ►is way through taw waiseitegehease sad down 'Wee with s ease is ►r head, cesseseseed "bellying" bite, and whin( what he mart by bin ineerdonst letter f Ile replied, be saw o r imperilemaine wlieeever in It, it we, eel, ea& es ate gentlemen would NW to assiber. The pore* •pr ibis remitted, thee ►e (ernes) shed beer ben Ids Nib eitor, end he would ruts its ft is. asitatee. The few ploisoat told Min ho bad sat pet my tbe mike blerog Ind) tem at it when be baited the bow rempudei end shot be westiored be eiteaM be se swat r is lye* Meet it, epos blab tbs peelei Meet et Ws wile hie nine owe the heed, ►et complelteet Webs bb WM it ward of the Wow, received at ea the thugs sail Net THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1869. MONBY MARKET.-TIM DAY. To-day, being Good Friday, is observed sea close holiday in the City. Some details respecting the tendon for the Indian loan may perhaps be interesting. Of the 6,077,0001. accepted, more than one half, via., about 2,700,0001., was at 95, 700,0001, at 961. Os. 6d.; nearly 700,0001. at 961. 28.6 d., about 140,0001. at 961, 200,0001. at 964, and 80,0001. at 96, the latter being the highest price bid. In one or two of the accepted tenders the price was actually fixed at 951. Os. Id. Of the rejected tenders the lowest was for a small amount, at 92. There were also three bids for small sums at 93, but the great bulk of the rejected applications ranged between 94 and 944. This fact is important, as denoting that had the reserved price been fixed at 94, instead of 95 per oent., the whole seven millions would have been taken up, with the excep tion of a few thousand pounds. A bond at 96, slap posing the holder to exercise his right of claiming repayment at the end of five years, represents an annual return of 61. 21. Bd. per cent.; if allowed to run for the whole term of seven years, the return is 4/. 17e. per cent. per annum. Had the adjudication of the Loan been flied for one day laterZthe govern ment would doubtless have been compelled to accede to lower terms. The Arial basis= report la as follows: .• Three per Cent. Console, for money, 951, 1,95, 951, 981; ditto, for account (sth May), 981, 1, 1, 941; so Three per Cents. Reduced, 94/, 1, 94, 931, 934; Bank Stock, 224, 223 ; India Stock, 222, 220; A Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, blamed in 1858, 981, 96/, 961. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 33e. to 38e. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at ile. to Be. prem., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued last year, at 961 to 961. 22 The foreign stock market opened with steadiness, s w i but subsequently became considerably weaker in 11 sympathy with Consols. Turkish stooks have fallen E about per cent., the Old Biz per Cents. being quoted "' at 4 o'clock 881 to 1, and the New Loan 781 to 77. re After the recognised hours the quotations were re- is spectively 88 to 1, and 76 to 1, the general tendency g of this de sit of the Stock Exchange being' le decidedly heavy. During the earlier hours of buu- r s nese there had been a number of inquiries for Vene- 20 mud= Benda, and the Brazilian Loan of lad year. so In the market for bank shares today these were more inquiries for Bank of Australasia. The shares 7 of the London Chartered Bank of Australia and Western Bank of London were heavy. Land, to steam, dock, and miscellaneous shares were quiet. 1 1 Bt. Katharine Dock stock was officially marked 89. is The Four.snd-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the r i East Indian Railway Company were officially I marked 1 prem. Throughout the evening the anxiety for the receipt of the closing pricee was intense; but, owing to the strange retinal of the managers of the Stock Exchange to avail themselves of the facilities presented for the official acceleration and regular receipt of this class of melanges, the general desire remained unsatisfied. " They manage these things better in France," where the prices of Consols are daily received with hplarity and pub licly affixed. Amid all the excitement of yesterday afternoon, the fall in the stock markets was moderated by an idea perseveringly clung to in some quarters, that the Austrian ultimatum to Sardinia was dated anterior to, and in ignorance of, the notification on the part of the latter power of her willingness to disarm. The Committee of the Stock Exchange have de cided that the Stock Exchange shall be closed to-morrow. The subsequent receipt, at a late hour, of the exciting intelligence elsewhere referred to occasioned a general but fruitless desire that the decision should be rescinded. It has been arranged, however, that a large number of the members will meet on Saturday on the Royal Exchange for the transaction of burner. The amount of her gold withdrawn from the Bank yesterday for exportation wiaBo,ooo4making a total of about 410,00 W. since the data of the last return. In the foreign exchanges yesterday a ft ernoon no alteration of importance occurred. Paper on Bel gium and St. Petersburg was quoted a trifle more favourably for this country. The rates are shown below : AmeMedem, Miss memihs, 11.164 Is 17; ditto short, 11.14 le 16; itetarissa, *me mots, 11.16* to 17; Asiwitp, these moslim, 26.174 to 224; Hmben, muds Wes% lireemssillm, 13.14 Is 4; Ports, tinge dr ai la 2413 4 71:1101s. Ones seimas, WM to 110 ; Suss moser, 1174 es 4; Pettessbezi, rtablo, three mesils, 344 a 4; Viso% se Os., limes .oaths, 126 to 15; 41166 e, tires scat* 12.16 to 25; Madrid. three months, 491 to 4 Culls, three months, 494 to 4; lashorn, three months, 29.96 to 30.00; Oteoe, three months, 26.824 to 24 ; Neste., three 'months, 404 to ; Nkomo, three months, 1214 to 122• llsseiss, three month s, 122 to t ; Lisbon, 90 dam 624 to 4; Opal*, 90 days, 624t0 634. The public markets for produce closed this after. noon, and will re-open on Wednesday next. In consequence of the approaching parliamentary elections the London colonial wool wiles have been postponed, fhursday, and are now fixed to commence on the 6th May. The fresh arrivals, up to the present date, are : 2,644 balsa Sydney, 27,201 balsa Victoria, 11,840 bales Adelaide, 3,923 bales Van Diemen's Land, 6,289 bales Caps of Good Hops, and 6 balsa New Zealand; in all 49,749 bales. This quantity will, no doubt, be increased by further arrivals. MINI -THIS DAY. Subjoined ie our usual weekly report of the metal market : . TheeMbervesing question of peon or war still operaMs to the hindrauce of everythieg, sad hewn the traneactioaa in metal. daring the week have bees as the most Mined coals Copper . The smelters report • little home trade, but hardly anything for export. A little yielding in Miee of foreign hie provoked a small male ce two. Iron : No Mee" the demand ruhcg still very tat. Tin : The market keeps Arm, but without Moines'. Prater Is weaker, and drooping in price. Lead la in moderate must; mod tin plates the A general mee of the estletawn Copp Yinig Con pony (limited) le ting ogled fur C the 30th M r n A, whoa a resolu tion will be proposed for the voluntary slabs up of the employ." At • mein of adventurers is Wheal Tinton, held yester day, the sessents showed • balance spinet She mine of 71. Is 3d. Th. ...amts Fomented at the meatiss of shareholders in Wheal Treks* held on the nth MR, showed • Mime against the Wm of 849/. Ba. 9d. A mil el 11. per skin -- hie Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,8861. ; the Midland s', increase of 6,3131.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,8371. ; the Lance shire and Yorkshire, an increase of 2,1331.; the East Lancashire, an increase of 7641.; and the North Eastern, en increase of 1,644!. (compared with the "actual" receipts for the wreapw„ , g week of last year). A letter, dated Arbroath, yesterday,. deserves At the present moment live spinning mills are shut up in this town, and all the others (except one) are on two-thirds time, in consequence of the high price of flax and its ecareity." The following was posted at Lloyd's y esterday " St. Petersburg, April ice in 20.—The town has broken up. From Xrsanoy Clarke to beyond Cron stadt lines of open water are to be seen. The Emigration Conuniesiosers will receive ten ders on the 28th inst. for the hire of a ship to take passengers to Sydney, N.S.W. TIIIIIIDAY IVIIIMIII. w mete. At • =soft a adventurers is East Trawls, bald co the Oa Yea, a all of 10s. per than was =ado The sereons c, as d et the comas( al sdnatorers Y Catatonic showed shaman boa 41761. 17& 2d. Al. aestieg a onostsran In North Downs Moo, bald =• relisdotesp ardonoct was rabmittod. A all of dower Nob. The stock markets opened with firmness, end closed with an extraordinary degree of agitation. Consols were first quoted i to 3 per cent. better than they closed [yesterday, a favourable interpretation being put upon some of the statements in the continental advice,. The character of the market, however, quickly changed. Extensive sales, both of Consols and Lombardo-Venetian Rail way shares, were pressed, for account of the influen tial operators by whom purchasers the market has far some time put been principally supported. The downward tendency was then stimulated by news that the Three per Cent. Renter, which closed yes terday at 87.93, had fallen this morning at Paris to 87.33—a difference of pa cent. Cheat excitement was next ocessioned—between 2 and 3 o'clock—by t a n I:M a nt.tr= II WM. MOW at NM& item D.. A IN Me H ice. J S ID- Onis 04•11. elm Par flat - • amiss amps nitlll Ei n Me per 414entara 4 Win tat psi Denanes I 4 Ps.* p. 144. T p. 44. INS ••. 11•1 1M Oreis Woe lairds ft 414.5.44 laila L T. 4 4 N. Wei Ora. t l tyl.igra t , 44i .4d 14. • . 44 put Mt ► • • IGE: • ror am& IS Do. Sri In. iss. 1 / 4 1.411 slam. I per IL L. 104 lielbrom 0449.4 446.0 1 ii 14 11.41~4/.40••••• MLA Lail l4 Dad. Ma.) 1.0•411.= IS Ildan• • 1.. i• 10 Ds.IiEJI.SI.III4;I4; 1 ?MO& rammi. inns. a telegraphic intimation of a panic at Paris, whence the price of the Three per Cents. came quoted 66f. (aeDeeding to one telegram), followed quickly by • rebound to 67f The violence of the movement here indicated induced some doubts as to the entire accu racy of the despatch. Although a host of alarming rumours were circulated, the funds, though ex tremely sensitive, retained considerable steadiness, and at four o'clock (the hour for closing the Stock Exchange), were only about I per cent. lower than yesterday. About ten minutes peat four, however, a positive statement was circu lated that Austria has peremptorily demanded of Sardinia an immediate disarmament and disband ment of the volunteer legion, ander the threat of a declaration of war within three days. It was at the same time implied that the proposals for a Congress had been virtually rejected by Austria. The imme diate effect in the stock market was increased excite ment and confusion, Consols sustaining a fresh fall of per cent. At a still later hour rather more steadiness was shown, but the final quotations were 1111 11. 1, 1 1 F I" i le Ili 77 SI 76 to 1 per cent. below those of yesterday. All other classes of securities were decidedly pre judiced, and the appearance of the several markets at the close was extremely unsettled. Business was continued until an unusually late hour. The new Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were quoted up to 4 o'clock 951 to 1, but at a later hour the speculative class of applicants showed more dis position to realise, and the market became heavy. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951, "sellers," for the sth of May, opened this morning let 951, " buyers," fell, within ten minutes, to 96 1-16 sellers," and thence to 941 to 95, upon news that the Three per Cent. Rentes had declined to 67.35. Notwithstanding the subsequent intelligence of a:panic on the Paris Bourse, whence the price came reported 66f., and subsequently 67f., the quotation of Oansols at four o'clock was not worse than 911 " sellers." After the aloes of the Stock Exchange the price fell as low as 941 to 1, and the latest quota tion was 941 to 1. The pine foe money may be con sidered almost the same as that for the account. l i t g gab die int z par 11l 1 Pof 1 ima ii IT) U si if It I, 19 ti 911 1 i TOO. die 111 101! 111 ordis N id II 41 4a .4 I I II 11l WI Ii lii 1111 100 17 171 14 I 00 11 ad 4 al 'I TU I . :pi 1 I ft dm I ow aorrr MOM WILL So. I len. I B•ou. I N. I 01. Flom I Seim WK. la !card Uoir.likak 0 1 0 1 e l 1: 1111 - i ...0 17 4,.... MN MI6 -Warta .. Si -., ••• COM. et loll& Ausloilleora Calm 1S 0 I 0 O. Ma r--- -= d 0 d 33 • V 0 04 a. S a . :::: ii a S : 0 1 VEZZA ;= et Awl IS lie IS El ai tall w ee 7. ON * Prey.= : 1 0.. Is.. ...... -.. ; 7 : 5 'Mei= aura ar... -..- Game arraiwa w II "Kwr, _ •.....AL.:.... 4 = "" prima 11•• ...... ..,... •• ... i =. .. 1011 ... m. A IVityLknha. - :;: I -; ;a. LAMDIA27OIIO7TWOOILII4II% The Easters Oman Herta bee the following meant d Os mashaliss sir the two eons= women, who sun sppmeashe by the RaU ?Amor mead is the Deity Rows of waisy. Two esisis von= used May CO.= Marmot lisstsaa, sypessey &boat 23 yam dye, and M Saws% slog" was brought up saillablogsy before T. H. Ttsels. Rag, at ibs Hall borate' pellswistut, chug= witb Me* pond= May Ann Fergana sad Martha Virua. kr tbe mew ad prostitution. liks &Cowin svi doss woo slim= : _ _ _ Met asigyie Mary Ana Pargason-1 know Catbatine Margaret Hamann. Imy Maart Las emaar, takes to her by a patkaaaa. Ilbasibelneee p gab Mate ma an un eartass.• girl : pimp trews wilAt MOO a . cad took me away, - sed I premled le pis bur ht I next herd ad her beteg in Limped bet Mat. NM bed a roma at apy bow, kept by alba . mug to her smil Mod ler if site wool/ tie me le es I did net: spa bet year. 8M MI iss ear me gig le lake gieblible Om, but told sue In met day, as is saw I ▪ delemined to go. I lit etto end i s he she Mini take me ss I Waal to ge• r ME the leet tee homes Is MI understood hist le Men twe gey Immo. I Int ell i t i e ll t•ell ia 7 . 11111:61 1111 who par the two Woets'afarasend Illiallase 1 nee Tanen buy. For the three daps me Ilan Is Llemped w led me men at Mrs. Berry s. "Mame (Ibilinonn) AMP gm no Wm. Ithe did not led m ebb denim lie pm me Ws shawl le weer. I leMsw M Remerls - Illearlay Mt, at En. Berrie. ale me with ary Maw. Emma, bet was sot menet Men It wee dallied 1 shed/ go; they tame to lAmepol together; IMM Tome, who wee my lisilow a lodger, tbat I wes sad she meet whh me to see Edam Human, who to take her, Jeer. little pmension. lichweres wee We came to Hull vie Now Hama, and arrived Moe ebeeit belt-pmt cm o'clock yestereley. We drove la a sob ha a hems in the Ism, :and were to go early this an=to Ember,. We were apprehended by the police ht tededk hat Wiest. I Mow that last bummer Mame imam arm it girls. I think she only got one emei Aim elm would then to shout clement cr =. aa Iwodet..7*lro obat f lir Hamann said she deseses med p us, don't know that any arrangement was mods .bout roomy. Hamann told me that AIM had bees taken away he. Hamm, by s gee- Raman. She said dem ease four Geema girls in thshoone she lived la. The Mbar home bus for English girls. lit said shoo* Wendel to keep she altogether, and that I sad Verson were to brie the ether Mese to ourselves. She said it was better's, res Wheat limbers thee at Liverpool. She said nothing to me about walks, asemeta, or theatres, bat she said she had mimic and demise to her house every sight The deposition of the witness was then reed over by Er. Aete,the magistrate's eleek,and tonalated to the prisoners by Er. Jacobson. In the tonne of it the primmer Hamm, made the following statement. On owning to the point where the • Raw said she had promised to go to Germany with her the tent Um she ma in England, the whom said, t. That ma the mace I came.' Respecting the travelling ex penses of the witness, the prisoner said she t' paid all, sad bad takes a dress oat of men for the witness, for which she bed paid 2e. Bhe also stated that she came forirls to Liverpool het summer ; and that the " Alice " al- Wed to by the mitoses was • girl named Alice Scott. She said she ems ever to Ragland is year In commence of a latter which she received from " spat" In Liver pool (a person who was .Wed to have oel) arm seas), sad that she bad led seem napirmatness with his an the pre sent occasion, Meese she would give him no massy, es the gills came to her of their own accord, mad the spat had hem me to ne Mahn about them. 80e wished to comet sere stetement. EWE not tell the witness that thee would be mask MI dessdeg every eight, but that they would be taken out to st deem es Ilandem • she believed the Mims Wtold the truth s terse she leildeeeeeed K. _ — Maths Vernon Tr,sstieu exeTtinea,l;Zitber madames was sebetentially the same sa thst of the other witness. She said she wee still willing to go to Geemeny with the pa wners end so was her compezOon. On the evidence being completed the prisoners did tot dee, the charge, but Madera, liennan, in defence, stated thrash@ was " Iterated" to keep a brothel at Hamburg, end wee net aware that she had ate l illegally In what she had g o se. She entreated his worship Odle! mercifully with bean, and sad Neat et liteety ate wosid never coos to this country fee each a purpose again. Ms. Travis then remanded the primers to Wednesday sot, In seder that farther inquiries might be made tato the caw Li 'nerd that he would Amapa substantial ball. Tamura sad Verson were then plead in the dock charged with, bang is ownpsay with the two first-named primmer* hss en masdud purpose, end were oleo remanded to Wednesday. Yemerday the two German women were again brought up, and rersitd en their own recoguizences until this day (Tberedsy). The two girls were remanded until Saturday. No farther evidence was stein. A letter fres Naples mays The Ne•politaa police has received isformetins that two steamers mimed by dlibusters lave left Genoa, it was not known kr what Oboe. It le believed that the men on board, taking advantage of the trouble and indecision which will follow the death of the King, will dinwsberk to some pert of the kingdom, end mike • swaeln tia•ry attempt similar to that of Putman' at &pet. Le smengly the errernmeat hes ordered that the hest Ara marels Is sew last shall be armed immediately, so as to be side twirl tame at a neomeat's notice in came of need. Tim awing of tll sends of Skill is continuing. Two traw -1 ports hew Net Yt for Sprees with cannon and ammil 1108114w' - TM tbsaires el Hall, York, sadism* forming what 6 loan es OTM TorkAbserkel Clreet," aro to tbe marl* sal will be offered tar see on the 181 k May, at Han. SHARE LISTS. The following are yesterday's closing pricer: ORDINARY SHALES AND ITOO/LL ssoa I,u tea VII 111 I SI I 31 2i = 1011 i 1 01 0 01 Ni a 111 110 111 1071 1001 00 ,ii,lp.sLaic MIII011.14J1100& to n sol 10 11 1 14 I no nil I to FA i 1 it 4' !Fi r - Cill i .... lb i i dm L.. a 1. VI Ilas Kea _ . #- ao; 75.1g•fz he t ." If I I P Ti C 1 Na t Ne Ul dls pea e i II 1171 sr i 1 r tr IA 1011 I.lxl ial/VATS. I OW (JrlielL 1 :. H i W .......... Ii 111 . g 2 e.,Wm".._._ :::: r le 0 Da. Af • sir 04. 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The bounty offered is twenty south (the scudo is Mr. 560.) indeed of six, which It was before; besides two sou& per man to recreiting °Mom. The length of service is listited to bar gems bread of six. ST. PAUL'S AND BT. BADMAN" PINLIOO,—A handle has bees Wald, elan apes song householder et the perish who Is &dram wpodeg the Romanian to the dank of Zsglend" to abed the wary to to held as Tuohy next, to oppretthe nrelootton of Mr. Churchwarden Waterton. The handbill °Detains the following vigerons 'Aeration :—" Peotentente of Belgenda,—Pollow up the victories yes have se ellen achleved. Doers with the eon feedonal and Ile aerial sad Idly abiders In year perish churches. Pethidine?" of St. Peal's, you weepy the bent yank In the battle. The tyre el all year countrymen will be epos you en that day. youreethee. Attend as of old, sad thin show you denotation of this dimorahaing system sow toneht to be re-imposed upon yen." GOVERNMENT &HOOCH Or ART.—The public examindlons in drawing held in the Metropolitan District Schools of Art have just been completed end show setts hooey progress. One thousand end thirty-sine students have been examined, of whom 298 have taken rewards of the second or higher grade, end 1.760, being almost entirely parish children, here taken' 334 of the lower grade. The numbers at each district school ere as follows:—At the Training School, South Kensington, 280 students in the mead or higher geode, of whom 113 obtained rewards, and 400 children of parochial retools, of whom 60 drained re wards in the lower grade. At St. Martin's 232 students in the wood or higher grade, of whom 82 obtained re= and 662 children of parochial schools, of whom 88 o rewards in the lower grade. At Gower-street 102 students, in the second or higher grade, of whom 30 obtained rewords. At Spltalfields 155 students of the wooed or Weise grade, of whom 62 obtained rewards, and 180 children et parochial schools, of whom 52 obtained rower& in the lower grade. At Finsbury 05 students In the second cc higher grads, of whine 12 obtained rewards. At St. Thomas, Cherterhomes, 58 andante of the second or higher grade, of whom 8 ob tained rewards, and 274 children of parochial schools, of whom 66 obtained rewards in the lower gods. At Lambeth 71 students in the wend or higher grade, of whom 10 obtained reward'', and 224 children of pereobiel schools, of whom 66 obtained rewards in the lower grade. At Rotherbithe 36 student. in the weed or higher grade, of whom 3 obtained rewards, and 169 &idea' of parochial schools, of whom 25 obtained rewards in the lower grade. At Hamlet/ad 7 students in the second or higher grade, et whom 4 obtained reward". At St. George's in the Rest Si students of the second or higher grade, of whom 7 obt4ssd rewarde, end 78 children of cambial schools, of whom 7 ob tained rewards of the lowa grade. DISTRIBUTION OP HER MAJESTY'S EASTER ALMS. —Yesterday the ancient and royal charities incidental to Monday Thursday were distrlboted st the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, to 39 aged men and 39 aged women, with the usual formalitlea. The numbers of each err correspond with the age of the Queen. At the time appointed for dietributioe, • proceesion, consisting of the Yeoman of the Guard, a alias for emast major end 12 yeomen , one of them retrying the on a gold ulcer of the reign of Ming William and Queen Mary, the Rey. Dr. Jelf, Principal of King' etary s Co the Sub-Almoner, Mr. J oseph Roby, Secr Yeoman of the Alinonly be Ordinary, and his aseestant, kd by six children selected fros the national school s a i n n Weitminster, in consideration of their good cow dad, proceeded to the Chapel Royal. The arrival of the Fir Cleitatl sirga.d.t h the s a ving ichirchiw r i r y4matbei te rea md a tb t e m l :b . zuw. Dr x . r. V :Liz en e 7.4: o 7bo bis dies with the trab-alnionar site' the yeoman with the dm. The whole procenion advanced to the steps of the altar et the south end of the chapel, and those composing it took their ass places on tither side. A special service INS with appropriate anthems, sad the distribution of money, shown and stockists woe decoded with by the almoner. A prayer for the Queen elated thsiotromosy, at which a large number of perrons were present. EXPORTS Or B Enna COAL IN MARCH.—Eros the msstbly statistics of the Beath cool trade, ~,a herday (Thunerlay) by Messrs. W. and H. Laird, of Liver pool, it 'priers that 1,079,069 thee were exported in March ' from the Scotch porta, 20,876 tow ; from the Severn porta. 116,809 toss ; bee Liverpool, 26,476 toes; from the Yorkshire poets, 17,263 tons; end from the Northern ports, 236,50 tons. As compared with the ex ports in March, 1858, the last month shows an increase d 106.847. CRYSTAL PALACE.— ONE EMILLING DAT. APRIL 21.—Admissions on payment, 1,467; ' aft by seam tickets, 495. Total risiton, 1,942. BLBC7ION INTBLLIGENCE. ELECTION MEETINGS. LAMBETH. A crowded meeting of electors was held yesterday evening at the Horns, to bear Mr. Wri.mettes ohm on the great ef tha la gigaßesamti°nA reelgnah un omig . f the t t r. ad E rl lianse s""nain erith walka is frireceassPlamendtewiweimde":ovcasdi firouslycheered as they entered the room. Mr. J. W. SvaerroN, late ohurchwarden of Lambeth, took the chair. This meeting, he said, would probably be the meet important election woollen that had for some years bean held in the borough of Lambeth. He believed that the elector. had be en tempered with, and therefore should de tain them for a few moments with • brief explanation of what had occurred to himself. Immediately the dtheolution wee announced Mr. Frederick Duulton called on him, and asked him for his support. He (Mr. Stratton) replied that if his old friend Mr. Williams stood, no other man should have his Ruppert. Mr. Doulton informed him that Mr. Williams was indisposed, having had • slight attack of mistake, he (Mr. Stratton) wee happy to my ; Lut* l L =spaces of that statement wee that he waited personally on Mr. William,, and ties oonsequenee was the re appairmee et that pattern= as &candidata for their suffrages. Mr. WILLIAMS, who was loudly cheered, said that he op peeredunet them under peculiar cirounsataxece, and with m eo. considerable pain, for he found that in consequence of coming ea late into the field be had lost • groat number of valued supporters. (" Only • few.") He now came forward in consequence of a requisition the most numerously signed that (he believed) bad aver been got up on so short • mei= A deputation, bearing that requbdtion, waited on him and assured hint that It was the general wish of the borough that he should again come forward. The first step he teak in oonsequemoe was to emeolt his medical =Time, and that gentleman mama him th at by avoiding late home in the house he =gill go in age= man= the slightest danger. There had been innumerable rumours circulated in the bo rough as to the canoes which led to his resignation. it had teen said that no opposition to him wee threat= previous to his resignation. But • great deal of underhend work bad been nacre on. (Heat, hem.) Mr. Dwelt= had made him the theme of all hie speeches, and had declared that no attempt HIS being made to disturb him (Mr. Williams) ; but he (Mr. Williams) bad fee different information. From the moment the government were defeated he leered that Mr. Dealt= commenced feeliog his way in the borough. (An Elector " Mr. 'Melton denies that.") lie was Informed that Mr. Doulton had ham entertaining his (Mr. Williams's) friends with unwonted hospitality long before he (Mr. Williams) bad glum say Intimation of intended resignation. (Hear, bear.) In fact, there wes every symptom of a contest, and &she had remmtly sustained a most arduous one, and as elm he did not ext.= the proad. parliament to last long, be then made up him mind not to contest the borough. ( Interrupt ion.) The CHAIRMAN called On the meeting to recollect that the candidate was not • young man, and that he had spent his best days in their service. Mr. Wriareme—Among other things which had been advanced mail= him, he believed, it had been circulated in the boroogh that he was= old, worn-out man. All that he could my en reply to his cake was, that he wee prepared to mats= with any of them either with the strength of his arm or the clearame of hi. head. (Loud cheers, and laughter) Having alluded to • letter which had appeared nforning dhotis 's., Mr. Williams emceed= to say that be had been accused even of selling the boron h, and that the sumo( two thomand pounds bad been received. Now. humid inform them that be was happily so circumstanced as to have gaits as much mosey es be wanted, and he could assure them the merchant was not alive who could purchase his independence. But even if It were so, was the inde pendent borough of Lambeth to be purchued fur two thousand or two hundred thorned meads? (Cheers.) No, all he Gould say we, that he came &free sad independent oandidate before them, and itwas for the electors to choose the best man. (Hear, hem.) Ha had bets accused of having made • promise to Mr. Doukas in 1867, not again to cutest the borough. He had never done anything of the kind, nor bed he ever known until now that Mr. Doulton bad any in tention of seeking • seat in parliament. He might have mid la p.seing that the tomcat and trouble of that election were ste great, that he did not think be should encounter them spin, Eat be had thought ao more of it until now, when he Mad it brought up circumstantially epithet him. He had beard that Mr. Retinas wealth and inticiance were to be threw* into the =ale 'garnet him, but he did not believe it. ite n ar4hear) Mr. Hempell and he bad always been the best bed always consulted together on political queeticee, and bad always voted in the same lobby. (Chore) With respect to the Reform Bill, that of next =aloe would be • most important measure. It would hardly be brought for ward by the present nose:meat, but by whoever brought forward it would not meet probably be such • me as should satisfy them, and it was therefore asoemary to have a stung fora of real reformers In the Ma= Lord J. Russell was an honest reformer as as he went, but ha tlid sot go far enough, sod it would be nenessmy that they should mac= him up. (Cheers.) Lord John had given them his programme-101. for counties and 61. for boroughs. He (Mr. Williams) thought the sum named for counties low enough, but fcr the towns be should prefer the old English franchise, household suffrage. lie thought that every householder and every ledger oceupying a room should have • vote. With respect to the ballot he had always voted for it, and should centime to do or, bemuse he believed it to be absolutely mammy for the voter, not in towns, but in the coun'ry. In Lambeth the employers did not interfere with their workmen, but in the country a land lord oansidered it an insult if • man canvassed Ins tenants without having in the first instance obtained his permission. He should, therefore do all he could to obtain for them a good reform bill, an d could wears them that in such a work the old experienced members would have great ad , vantage. Mr. Williams here quoted • pump from one of Kr. Dachas 's sperebet, to the affect that little mental malt ' Benicia was necessary for the House of Commons. He (Mr. Williams) could assure them that Mr. Doulton was quite mistaken in his eotimate, for it required much more skill and ability to be a member of the Hones of Commons than to manage the most intricate bantam either in trade or commove. Then were the esti mat= for instance, respecting which be bad taken mom trouble than soy member of the House of Common.. These estimates consisted of thousands of particular votes, and he was neaps able to confront the winner with the toner pending vote in the old boroughmougering parliament. They got over it, it was tree, by blustering, as he seldom got any one to back him, but if the public. press would only publish their =muse s the people would not stand them much longer. He was for giving the largest possible extension of that fran chise to the work.ng claims. Some people said they were venal and not to be trotted, but his belief was that they were as honest and independent es say other dam of their fellow countrymen. (Cheers.) Mr. Williams ooncluded iteuid loud cheering by telling the meeting that his muse was their rause, sad that he left it confidently in their bands. Mr. GODDARD proposed • resolution pledgms the meet ing to Mr. Williams's support, and related one or two loci dents to chow flat Mr. Dodson bed long contemplated steading for the borough. He touted, however, that ell their underhand attempt. spinet Mr. Williams would be mencassfol, teeing that the requisition to him had in a few hours received 2,000 signatures. Mr. Oita, in seconding the resolution, reminded the meeting that one of Mr. Williams's last peiliamentery acts was to cell the attention of the Chancellor if the Exche quer to the fact that his Foreign . Secretary had held his =lce for some time without having is the first hansom paid for the proper stamp on his admission. (Lend cheers.) Mr. Giles proceeded to complain that Mesta. Roman and Mot tos bat secured ell the publiothouses in the borough, but they bad, he said, • remedy for that, for tie electors had offered them their private houses for committee rocete. The resolution war put and carried by acclamation, and the proceedings terminated with& voteof thanks to the chairman. In answer to gumbo= Mr. Williams declined to vote foe the opeties of the Crystal Poises sad other publk places on Sunday'', the half-holiday movement being, in bee opinion, the teat thing to meet that cam. He was also °peered to Sunday trading, and had himself brousht in a bill for ice abolition. He ma willing to vote agaitot the income-tux ender • huaered • year, and would afro nee hie b, at endea vours to hove a clearer distinction between the income wrung from labour and that which was derived ham pro perty. In scary to questions it Mr. Knight, Mr. reiterated his denial of any previous arrangement with Mr. Melton. A tumerous meeting was addressed on the same ereting at the Viet .ria Theetre, and Mr. Emmett met his fricreis at the Schcol- ro om, Flint-street, Walwoeth. SOUTHWARK. Mr. Locke, yesterday, emulating the example of Sir C. Diicr, addrested three sevr . ral meetings in various tart , C the torough, to each of which he recapitulated his ekorols.a. rd h d ge . onerp%.i. upon Iconductin the the q ll ue oue sti e m o o f f eorom puiii. ons, tuy and rent, church Wes, and the other leading political topics of thedsy. The arse of the.. westinge wee bid at the St. decree's Tavern. St. George's-road, at ewe o'clock; the second et the Southwark Muskoka % at three ; and the third at eight o'clock is the wooing, at Rotherhithe, end in each thee a p'edee woe given on the past of the electors present to support the bon. gestilmnan at the hustings next week. Sir C. Napier also tarened a large and enthoshistically favour alio meeting in the Leather Market, et Bermondsey ; and Mr. A. Pellatt explained his pelitiw Views to a e meilershle number of the electors gesembhd at the Red Voo, Homely down-lane. FIN SBU RY. Lest night Mr. Duncombe addressed a Tory numerous !meting in Ifyddelten Hall. The hoe. rood. man on presenting himself was mat an. lowfasticelty .re ',teed. Ha stated Oaths was about to rani. upon his cigl.• h grnerel election contest, mud felt that he had strength enough to serve the electors of Finsbury mobs bed hitherto dote. in meowing the muse of reform. He had sot yet St9ll the Reform Bill that pleased him. (Cheers.) L .rd Derby had tried his Led for the filet and hot limo, but his bill was so bad that it was ignominiou.ly kicked out of the house. Lord 4. Russell produled two bills, but be KATO them up without proceeding with throe, whilst Lord I'mlowntos, who promised a reform Bill In the Queen' , greed), declared that be bud not prepared ray 611, and al bee l that bad n dote that thc mat e rter had been talbei over la the C•bilet wasp • (Llegleer.) The wuntry was asked by the prompt ululates! to return a ystliarasat that should enable them to rale :but they did sot say awhat principles they wee tO rale. •i IN flu A 4 i I ~~ ~~