The Express. — London, England, 1862-03-15 00:00:00

LAY INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) 1 . . 4 . RT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Woes tie Jailwit ordinary.) mmamoci r. WRIULX.,I •VD MUTE. . . Taman Isr, flpleilta, with whom was Mr. Scar* the cowl far tie fterpowlesst, coatirdiag that his • was sat tie mama who bad bee bee with the awl that is point of fact these to"a • colksive ammo to goo UP • raw what her. The plot lad, booster, hookas Aiwa, lb* waists al Yasuo watothes • ob. hod Kara called to make wit the ideatit 7 ▪ .-"sitivalicton sad °brims'!" Caw. It ea that arenas who had hews ia the mart oil Wed .!, owls., ma who had boos swore to by swami wit . wig n many her sister, ip" NAM'. F r = d rea t wiaeetl of the fasoceace of his do. awl Manly lemewieg bow to asset the chair spina oho boomed eommern bad alchlwratcl, whiled that ...Avail be MS mei of ob. may ; the was sot am • mart at all ekes the witaawn fur abs peaks =ebbed Reboil be Weemoia...r 11.11 and &chard tami she .. Mrs. Wleadoe. no swot ins eta procwonais with the ease whoa we eat le pee j COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Plehmr Mr. Con samicempr (kmlbws.) _p LI •Uft blabnpla, lberirra owl *dm Juan weer, pm end mortars* a l'ort4e44b..eall. Tba lb. runt oavddatte, nay W e il nig 44 le mossumd madam e 2.6151„ sad give up as ot, atonal al '..tor. TM bank rusts bad petitioned !to , coon 'Nosier the aid " armegsmsat dormer is July IBM 'At way dl.. I. amsegasese al lb. futon of Um Croat rarre ..d Nollaird Coal Osmpmay, to carry out dal: r •oml. sad emu r amseqesass adjadiestod bankrupt. nitare• 4 13,10111, is 14 smatkot their secolots • a mat of 41331„ bus Me au& mipssam bad ttitf. aad Aare bad boss • ism of 1,100/, cm yr thomors of las Mask sad MINIM Mr 1 . 0 rift. apparel fores; Ir. Lumen sad er .1. Tarim kr tbs ilimitai^ Thom sus so 4 1iPn• ois s• bola 4 do laahnspls it ass Masa SIM sum yews tol (might las question with the On • ▪ -titars &Wally tampsay ma to Mohr right, sot earn. tot to sail sash on their emu ur t Tb. remit bad gime the mato mistristp ii = . are mid Moir basimas I. Northam sad •.4aparay. and ths aramtirmsat sot ban carried out . • or, me the malt itotebor, sse, bed boos imak .4om. Oa bairn of those, it ass mead that as bad .5 to s mptal of 1001, mil Ina salillied to a fustaimas Tim, Mies hod ism well boa, sad tho eau's ea t vow bad bass very moderato. 11.0.4 c 044414 os lb. ressmasedati irma revalidates of Me served dam. 1114 ors 1 z. Osamaimimer &rya.) to U L. el the Wilmot wee a vieereina. Ganife•= 4. I . o abad , Tim thr esealiode Pala& 5,0001. ; 4utee'. At the MA Naive espeseabor applend • the bsallwopt bad rusevera saw dehee en is Ms • sod also sone bilb d Wing ; ad the cortilkeele was adporood teatil be ahead Mad over Iles got e, the seeerneme 'Wed WA Ws had sot yet beau does sad ~t ,q was adjoerssi Moo die. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) CLIRIENWILL wow ow KrIIIDAT 11013MIGIC Pitch, the of the Robin Hood bee unshed:set, lerkenwell, wee charged bef1 16 2 4 . , euert with op etoog bra Mese fur the tale of beer ow tiy hot within the prohibited hours, Led also with Pehausessiabie Otiedd, 58 N, in the execution of A{7. ~ elithe evidence et 68 N and 266 N, it ...Lied that last morning they weal to the di. .4l't bouts is plata end hat t 'og pined admistion . the defewlsot that were co stables. They had no •rd.tie w that this t became very excited, of Could by the *spar, shook him, sod 'truck blow, which mused him to feel rain far awn* Oa catering the defendant's parlour they resold • - e peewee there artilkieg and smokily. e defoodeak in answer to the charge, said that the .men pushed their way is, and raid they would have - beer. When he asked them for their authority they : 0.4 show it, and be t oo k b o ld o f th e cons t a bl e by the ,r to put him out, and thus etteultad teEpictont Liiii be considered the mae a very bed and ordered the defendaat to pay a he of Ws. sad the •c. or in default fourteen days' imprisonment. loe fine was paid. .vaA cud xll, ..tho - IF:r7d Is • eery adds • cud who described horse os a Maims having to was charged with wilfully breaking two puma at glees Vioeyari public-house, • Vieepirdaralk, Clerkeowell. ~ .r.on the evidence of the pekoes itFred that Yet whilst he was *Madam io the , be heard --log of gims, sod going outside saw the primate ,rat her boot He asked her if ohs did it, sad she • Yea, to get a sight's lodging." unsoser, in slower to the charge, mid—l did do it is the greatest dustless. It is better to die io • prison is the street. I have not been ins bed for two nigh*, • - Live mealy died through eatuiustiom roomed by starve- I belong to the permit of St. George's io the pas t, tbeautliontses turned we out, although 1 was ill, and • ,dart do anything fur we. Or. IfEremart s.l:aired if she was a single woman. primmer —I an, *widow, sod have ooe daughter, bet to iscombranee. My hnshaod paid rates and taxes ' 'own, but althou,;h lam eery dl the pariah would do for ma VEyseourt—flow bog have you beet in the work. . a? o . •••posautr—Front tut September up to kit Youday, . .a 1 itedi tamed out. Imu very hungry &edam stare*. . 4 t... 1.1 !Wet f be met to prima time here to he about Ye 11. . 7 1iTysonort said it she was in dieing' she could sot t . .!sw.l to break winlows. She would lave to pay for 4 , ..411 she had done, aod a peowlig of le., or, io • .t. g to the House of Correction fee tow days. Whoa „toe o it she hol htttter apply to tlasparish authorities cad if they ...old no notion for boa thee to go to a...entity.. .hortet. He taw directs' Tumor, :tittles, to pn.v1,1.• Iwo with sons soistaiowowt, an ore; h was as owe complied with. 11121ORDINART *Olllllll Ar THI GIINIRAL, POST-017ICA __•--_ During the last fvw Jays considerable anxiety . bees created antoort the looters sod merebsots ie the •• by the discovery of a robbery of a en-altered letter, 3 wain antes sad cheinov of the Talus, it Is reperted. ' 7.. 1 01111.. the stools of which b.. been naked in gold et Hoak of England. Upon writint OD the B ermthr7 01 .0 Pet...4lee et st Mart.o'..le.llrsod, oar reporter wee .t. elool .4 the following fe --I on Friday, the ith Ike was regimen-a At WAterfonl, addressed to Yews. sad t 0., told Change, London, sod duly forwarded to It it know n to nifely reacholSt. Itartie's. .•..r Lad, a. the sodomites hare ad'.pted • plan of requi• , 4 'he piotime taiga a rowipt when registered ktters r bustiliiscr t, theta for delivery to the parties to whom 4fo eldremed. till the rrocasers in question the clerk . o gistmed lettot department celled the Footman by c. to Me pigeon bele of tlie Mhos homebody answered, at the time, was tiaberved to be the proper puma:4..Bd fat •- • non the amid lons of receipt, the registered letter die woe gives hies to &liver. Nothing MOM roil of the matter until the middle of the .4 •• - •• coemmesicatios was received from Misers. lawf, the roma why the remained letter in gess eat bees .klivered. Trades* of the mitered letter -• • vat was et once referred to, and be produced the poet •^ nµl.. shoe that he bad dely heeded over the letter •arv. The motions of Mews& wee thee mat for, sad • •t•- Atka be wee I aternigated why he hed to the Arm lie &Died ever having the lelbse, •• receipt liaise produced he stated that it wee est , •ire, awl tL,t it w., a forgery. The eilleials of the at once isetituted the Isnot lageiry, with • •f mertsinieg who lied gad poweseiss of the letter. • • bred., that toothiest sehelactory was elicited, eit• it the Wu., bad hwvo frawleatig abased by mice. hot scheme, either by /owe nee easeected with vat-..Mee, or by KIM perms who had a • asowk.lre et the rematemel letter Moue ...I .4 she we the brumes was transacted. It that, ta 110naes. Leaf Bedbug that the letter was der t owe mew the mail main to the bookers to ehe l um and ir Ate. Unfortunately, however, the was too late The cheques best bees paid, arid the h.l l ees enchanted rd. for 'at tie Bank of fleglastl. "• aintter at prioient steeds Another registered UAW • 'iota, { , set ie sal 1 . :,11111111., is typified to bare disappeared • Clrrunrd mom It is sot keg Isom • regno iter ins,' Lincoln to nee of the hasten is Lombard ' t era. alotractej, as.l these (request loose have nova ^t nom esmaism..e the (tits, lammatila as the Poet ' bigot hold themedvas resposellie dee the costeate of • :a:ond letter% Ter New Corm we Ju4tow--14 will be saw • .nr terh al...start uplift Ask •• Foley_ sowsim tfe i.....6a 1i5. *1. , . the I la.ef 'ornmweiewor MISS . I , dt far the ereetiwe of the seer eeert• of jelehlee. --- L•••I tn.% the new bnildlimp weld weepy el: reeti be ...ft the Slaw' oo the meth end Oireyeervet es lame liell..yfted on the eat owl ( hayed se the ov. The ...wt the buddies ie to be hayed est el the he hued. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 15, 1862. THE .VCRDIR OP A COMMIRCIAL TRAVELLER BY GAROITING. THE INQUEST.—CTSIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. John Humphreys, one of the (orogen for Middlesex, resumed the Inquiry at the Suttee Arms, Carthusaan.street, Charterhouseaquare, touching the death of Mr. Richard Pearce. The prisoner Hertly, • good•looltiog roan woman, of • eery mild exprestiou of counteitsooe, was brought tato court in charge of Inspector Webster, and seemed to feel seat mi ejaer= was sworn, and positively identified the priesere es the person with whom the deceased walked away Ss the direction of Hare-walk on the eight of the 204.1 ef Jewry. — jibsvoam aldose*, The Owosso having sentiossd the prisoner in the usual mama, asked her if sits desired to mate a statement. The prams, replied that @UM sot will to say scything. The Carouser said than he would sot then go Into the owl. Lew as to the th' frand is the house where the pri mer yes aopeshesdsi Mr. Wehrer es the part of the Commissiossrs of Polies, suM thst ha had jail noilved ieformatia that a party could id estify the ass so bag actually in f lan - walk OD the s~ Th r el the e Osroser mbb = WI the Inds( of the partiss iftipli. abed woe daily way a goalies di tine, sad he devoid son Aware the east is a Mon dry. The and snardisfy adjourned far the fourth has. I 11:"u Ds. Ds m. De. lam 'Formwork I par'isall. Doo.toriA Akar. J irk Amilan, li p. A. a 44. D. 2 . 41 ei• DA Ct p. 41. 0n5.114.04.41.44.1 D.t*lll4o D. Now p. al as Mosi Usk" p. MIA filooma i ifia../Or p.s. Omni Northam% p. el D0.f0r0d.44 Do 44 pot Do.ipoJedota SUF. Ileadaad. el Weil(Darkoltalook Do Mom. 'ASS Do. rodeos. Do. p. terodomo. 4 p. Do.ip.ca.rodara ProL Do. Mrs. int amok Do.Choolartt./ do. DOo. Do. do. op. a. Do. lira Our Noma Do. Owl. Om. Ow* D. do. do DA do. do Lail& !adult. 4 p.o.at Los.4llloll‘..ip.oGio. No. Oxlip. do. 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Do. 6 per oat. do .. golloOomdd. ad load N. pirdida 6 Coos - sitissraes - W a. — n. 4.. UM as n. tre WA Do.badilt.noßs Trialdad,llentiAw* 72 72 )A l in 104 i Maldk~pafinal N. N04.10.41.Jaa.4 Sesellit 111. IRA. W.lUdiroo2 .-44 I M 3 N 87 BY N 81 64 8 66 II i 100 101 100} 1010 A 28 78 80 08 70 68 60 48 62 41 46 41 44 101 102 air 10, , m la. 111 6t 016 101 103 011 87 91 99 100 101 W 96 - 011. I T I 1 le% 104 12as i Pm w e i+ 1 10i Te nisi Isle I 1 101! 1 no F rely IN IN Ni N g, IN IN Play IN N N h. ▪ et. 100 011 100 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DA 1.) Two o'Cioct. The funds to-clay are firm. Prices are quoted fully as good as yesterday. There is not much business. English railways, after improving, are now dull. The only other feature of interest is a considerable rise in Turkish Ponds. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were quoted 69fr. 80c., being Sc. lower than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 931, 1, and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The pre sent quotations are 931 to for money, and 93 11-16 to 13-16, or on for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 237, 236; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1; New Three per Ceuta., 921, 4, ; Thirty Years' Annuities, 1886, 151; India Stock, 2231, 222, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock, 1071, 1, 1 ; ditto for account, 1071 ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben tures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100 ; ditto Bonds, 30s. prem.; Five per Cent. " aniseed " rupee paper, 1021 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 1074 ; Exchequer Bills, June, 19x, 22.. prem. In the foreign stock markets great deal of attention has been directed to Turkish Bonds, owing to the favourable character of the statements made in the House of Commons last night. The Loan of 1858 has risen 1 per cent., being quoted 72 to 4, ex div. The Loan of 1854 has improved to 851 to 88. Mexican Bonds and Italian Five per Cents. are dull, while Venezuela meet with more in quiry. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Four•and-s-Half per Cents., 861; Italian Five per Cents., 664, 674 (exchange 25fr. ) ; Mexican Three per Cents.,for account, 341,1; Moorish Scrip,sl, 5 prem. ; New Grenada Two per Cents., 261 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ; Turkish Six per Center, 1854, for account, 854, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 721, 1, 72, 1, ex div. ; ditto, 1001. Bonds, 734 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 244. HArs-s*er Two o'CLocz. Consols are quoted 93f to f for money, and 931 to for the account, showing a fractional improvement since 2 o'clock. Gold, mostly Australian, to the extent of 68,0001., was purchased by the Bank yesterday. The African mail steamer Armenian has brought about 12,0001 in gold dust and specie. The continental exchanges yesterday afternoon retained the satisfactory appearance lately noticed. The rates were quoted as follows : Amsterdam, 3 mantis, 11.18 to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, U. 16 to 1; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to 1 ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.45 to 50; Hamburg, ma lenco, this. months, 13.71 to 8•• Perim, 3 days, 25.31 to 5 ; ditto, S maths. 25.45 to 50; Prankfort-00-therMaine, 3 months. 1181 to 1 ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 month', 321 to ; Vienna, eft. do., 3 mouths. 14.5 to 15 ; Trierteto to s a. do., 3 months, 14.5 to 15 ; Madrid, 3 months, 481 to ; Cadia, 3 mouths, 481 to 1 ; Legtioni, 3 months, 25 Genes, 3 months, 25.50 to 5; Man, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Naples, 3 mouths, 401 to ; Palermo, 3 months, 1204 to t; Messina, 3 months, 1201 to 1 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 52 to i °Porto, 20 207 11 , 52 4 to 53 . he announcement by telegraph from Constan tinople that the Turkish budget for 1862 shows a surplus of 882,0001. bee not surprised those con versant with the inherent resources of Turkey, but is regarded by the general public as much more satisfactory than oould have been expected. Con fidence in Turkish finance is evidently reviving. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia have reached Marseilles, and are expected to be delivered in London on Monday morning. The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to Thursday, the 13th of March, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) : Coin and Whoa .... .„ Lwow 12 4 440,000 Bills discounted DOMINO 1,000,000 Notes in ciroubdien bursars 1,640,000 Private ry Treieu d =te lscriese 3,3310.000 Advaares on public securities Increase 4,400.000 Looking at the increase in the bullion and de crease in the commercial bills discounted it is evi dent that, were not the Bank hampered with such large advances on Bonnie securities (made in order to facilitate the government conversion scheme) it could ere now have reduced its rate of discount At Paris there is less demand for money, and the rate of discount in the open market has receded to 9 4 below the minimum of the Bank At Vienna the quotation is 5 ; Ham burg, 2 ; Amsterdam, 31 ; Berlin, 31 ; Frankfort, 2f ; Turin, 41 ; and Brussels, 3 per cent. It is stated that the Great Northern Railway Company have effected important savings in the working expenses, and that, for example, there has been a diminution since the Ist January of 200,000 in the number of train miles run, as compared with the corresponding period of last year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8021. The directors of the Oriental Inland Steam Com pany have issued a circular in which they give a lengthened explanation respecting the arrangement . entered into with the Secretary of State for India in Council, for the transfer to the Indus Steam Flotilla (Soinde Railway Company) of certain steamers, barges, &c., the property of government, now on the Indus. The directors state "that a transac tion so fraught with danger to the interests of this company, and so fatal to the progress of private enterprise in India, cannot be suffered to pass un noticed ; and it is therefore their intention to use every legitimate means in their power to oppose it." We are informed that the application for shares in the "Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool (Limited)" already far exceed the number to be allotted. We are requested to state that the list of appli cations for shares in the Westminster Brewery Company will be closed on Monday next. The new Victoria Loan ruse I per cent., closing at 1041 to} A large business has been done throughout the week in Atlantic and Great Western Railroad secu rities, the oil discoveries having directed public attention specially to this line. The sales during the last few days reach nearly 300,000 dollars. The Atlantic and Great Western is a continuation of the New York and Erie line. - The Gazette specie statement for the week end - big Wednesday last gives the following totals, vin.:—lmports of gold, 870,1701. ; exports of gold, 325,8971 ; imports of silver, 119,5151 ; exports of silver, 11,0961 'MAT Evionii Console, which closed yesterday ati 931 to f for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the same quotation, and had Improved at 4 o'clock to 931, buyers," the price for money being at the same hour 931 to f. Subsequently, however, there was a relapse to 931 " sellers" for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Coot Console, for money, 93f, 4, 9 ; ditto for account (April 10), 931, f, ; Bank Stock, 237 ; Throe per Cents. Reduced, 92f f, I, ; New Three per Cents., 921, f, f, 1, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1880, 13 ; ditto 184,154 • IndiaStook, 222, 2234, 223 ; ditto Five per ' Cent. stock, 107 f, f ; ditto Four pin. Cent. Deben tures, 1803, 1001 ditto Bonds, 27e. prem.; Four per Cent. "enlace d" iupee paper, 91, 904 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1021. The India Five per Cent. stock shared - in the general buoyancy of the Stock Exchange, and was further strengthened by the telegraphic announce ment from India that the government already finds itself enabled to remit certain taxes. A rise of I per cent. occurred, the closing price being ion to I. The rupee paper bee not improved, telegrams reporting lower prices in India. The Five per Cent. is quoted 1021 to I, and the Five-and-a-Half, 1071 to 10& Hacbequer Bills remain quoted 19s. to 22e. prem., and India Bonds 275. to 30s. prem. Turkish Bonds were in demand, owing to the favourable character of the advice, from Constanti- nople. The principal inquiry was for the bonds of 1858, which, after touching 71} "buyers,* closed at 71 to ex div., being 1 per cent. higher than yesterday. The Loan of 1654 was last quoted 85 to ; Venezuela Bonds, 24 to ; Spanish Passive , 19 to I ; and Italian Five per Cents., 87 to f, being slightly firmer. Mexican Bonds experienced a relapse or ff, leaving off at 341 to }. No alteration of importance occurred in the market for bank, hind, steam, or miscellaneous shares. Peel River Land were inquired for, and Oriental Inland Steam rather flat. Thecloslng;;tationitl4;shares in new under takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 74 to f prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 1 11-16 to 1 1316 prem. ex int. ; Universal Marine, 24 to 124 dis. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to i prem. ; Mercantile Fire, I to 1 prem. ; Commercial Union, dis. to par ; City of Rio Improvements Company, 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London India-Rubber Company, 4to Prem. ; Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool, f to 14 prem. The shares of the London Sufferance Wharf Company were dealt in at 4 to 4 prem. EXECUTION AT CASLISLE.-(THIS DAY.) CARLISLE, fistwasaT. This day, at 12 o'clock, Wm. Charlton was meested at Owlinie Gel. fl. Writ, it will be mum bowed, wee hosed gent, d the weeder of Jess Era ea el/ woes% who MO the gale at the Dur=l7l cornier of the Nowesolle sod Owlish Railway, oo the 2124 of Nevonaler hat Thine was but slight apparent cause for the mgerar, as lie lemma was poor and frost the fact al her befog aged ether ~see di d sot sant ; bat the mesa herfal peel d the story wee the endeavour nods by the primmer to Wiz the guilt of the crime epos hie brother-irlsw, who, however, proved clear alibi. and eireamatestial evidence was eddaoed pose. Ilya Mahal* the calprit, who was, however, roeoa tenaMdis As applastiea fees respite bevies bees horesenbel to the Home Bearaiszy, the right homer able grellenao did est see sny grenade for bnas' of Me teensy of the mews, it boring melerstood thin the etissapt Mb the seise ea essetteer man Mew eawellei the 1100111/11.0611‘011 01 the Yin M mem. Mese the entries medemeslion he bee bees meelantly wished by We vile, mid barn eriesed ease degree ci mistrials. Is the early pert of tbe week a Woe wee fond on the priemer's wife, in mbieli She implored her klebeed set to maim that he had eemeeitted Me mime, let the mks el the &Wen. PAPAL OARS OP NPABBING IN CAMBRIDGE. Much commotion Ira caused throughout Cam bridge yesterday, by the report that a man had been mur dered ea the East.road ; and all sorts of rumours were afloat ea to the same, and other circumstances atteading the melanshaly event. The assailant is a man named John Belard, a woodaurrer, living on the Bast-rod ; and the violist wee named Johnson, an itinerant dealer in whiten ing, who lived in the same neighbourhood. Use of the witnesses at the inquest was George Moors, who said —I live in Wellington-row • I am a car ' plater. I knew dimmed ; he li ved in lawless. I saw him this morning, about eve minutes ba lers 1, taking to Ballard, at his door; Ballard had hold of the door. They appeared to be Mole( kigh words. I saw Johnson take a ball of whitening from the toy's bead who stood by the side of him. Johnsen Gamin whitening to sell ; it was deceased's own little boy. Deceased showed the ball el whitesing Ballivid, who slammed the door ia his face as bird ma be could. I woe walking siewly, sad when I got se bz se the Waggon sad Hams I saw Ballard open the deer, and make a " sank" oat, sad than =Patly had a ight. Dammed bed his Ire up, sad .h r a e d romerlog, vide I afterwards bead to be a gouge, in bin hands. James turned wag, and made acmes the road, up to his cert. and fell flat ea his err went back, with two or three *Mum to see what wan the matter ; Ballard baying. at the tire, a = m ahout tires- Liras et aura abb. - is reload, and hie Ballard is a eaner, sad the page is • tont by door. bar War acme up, and said to Ballard, "Do you brew alma pan _bare last —y es re liable to be fora—ter you ban bißsd thew a." Ballard said, " I would stab any man if he some to inter apt me." I did not Mar anything more add. Walton said to me, " Come away, or he will stab you as well." By the Caraner—Dad you actually me Ballard strike Johnson? _ . _ Witnine—Yes, I eertainly did, sir. I did not see say blood ; I was too tar ar. I sure he sort bare ent him. I did sot beer Johnson say anything. Several per son lifted Johnson np,and carried him away. Frees other evidence it appeared that the quarrel was roused by the deceased expostulating with the prisoner for 'Mikis( a boy, the sou of the deceased. The mowed (Ballard) entered into a lengthened statemen t deseriptive of the grievance between himself and Johnson 's beye as Tliersday evening, and expressed his annoyance at the boys throwing stones at his door and windows. Bid. lea deeirtbul what took piece between himself and John son as Friday morning, and mid that Johns= menet him. Ballard told him to be off, saying, "I want none of your , abuse.* He denied ill-using the boy, and endeavoured to I reconcile Johnson. Proceeding, Ballard aid—" Johnson struck at me several times, and I rid ' You old b—, you had better be off.' I bald out my gouge, the handle at first, sot at all excited at the moment, not intending to had him. Thou was a scuffle between us., but I was not aware that the gouge had pierced him, as I only held it is frost to keep him clear of =Es but I did not expect In would rim against it. Walton motioned the people about going sear me, sad I told them they need not see any fear, as I was quite remoeiled. I acknowledged to police-constable Desks that I bad used the gouge, but I said ' I don't think be is stabbed —1 hope he is not hurt.' 1 also told Desks that the {cage was on my bench ; but I had no ill-feeling against John sou till that morning ; I was rather friendly with nee of his buthen." . . The Coroner, in addressiog the jury, said that it was quite ow that the deceased came to Ids death by the hand of Ballard. The question for them to consider was whether there was any provocation sufficient to justify the blow, and bow the instrument was taken up. There could be no doubt but that Johnson's children began the disturbance on the night previous. Well, then, was there provocation at al sufficient to justify the stnking and was the heetrtunent fetched with the intention of sousing it? The jury consulted for some time, and then returned • verdict of " Manslaughter " against John Ballard, who was handed over to the custody of the police. The superin , insolent of police Mum* urged for 1113 adjournment, stating that ha should be prepared with more witnesses, but the coroner and jury were satisfied with the evidence given.— Caratridge Indeptadrat of to•dq . SIX MEN 131:111ED ALIVE ON THE WATCHET EllAnell or THE BRIATOL AND Elting RAILWAT.—Ydo. allay (Friday), • shockieg accident happened Co the Watthet branch of the Bristol and Exeter Railway, by which loos an have narrowly , escaped with their lives. A abort diafeace from the junction with the Bristol line, seer Elidsop's Lydeard, some workmen were engaged in removing • high embankment, and had somewhat undermined It, when a mar of earth give way, falling no six poor fellows, and burying them beneath. The work of extrication was at once commenced in right earnest, and as soon as possible the sufferers were released from their dangerous position. The truck which they were loading also fell upon them. • Thee were at once removed to the Taunton and Somerset ilesotbd,when it was foueolthat all weredresdfutly bruised. Francis Case, 26, ottstaineil an injury to his ankle ; Richard Cisse, 'Li, en injury of the luck ' • James Mattock, 24, mar ried, a fractore of tbe leg; suit Aaron llaye $9, roamed, a injury of the heart and left aide. The accident will iitrabtless prevent the opening of the line foe • short time, ▪ boa intended to make the trial trip to-day (Saturday). —Bristol !firmer,. A Ditaanem. Fix.—A poor fellow named =II got buried to the chin on Thursday last week at Quarry, • abort distance from Totnes. While melba tooter some projecting rucks the overhanging mass gave way, coil interred the unketunto labourer, all but bie hood. before death had prepared him to be so disposed ef. In this miserable prolicameot he remised seven boors before he was toad, llis family becoming uneasy at his onosually late abate went in search of him, when be wee bad in the 6x describe.!. It took two hours to dig him oak and the weeder is that though much bruised the only Imo broken is moo Werfrre riots, tt ft sa. a. et. sc. BR RAILWAY AND PLAiLIt• Co.NIPANII24 IN PARMA MR.— Veaterday, the committee of the Hoeft of 00114 MM. sitting to coasider the competing schemes for • rad. Lake the camp at C olchester , pawed the bill of the Tear Beedred Seaay w for that purpose, with whi c h, it mg asulissid6 was associeted the accommodatiosi of ail cal sedig egriselearal district, mid igooriog the bill of the I I Eastern Caustise Isilway Company. but giving them ail 'mimics of teas for the completiou of their lime to Osger. 1 nausea wenassAed with the interests of the South Easters Railway Wimp were sulintitted, sod considered is the committee es the bill of the Donlon, Chatham. awl Dover Railway. The eceassittees on the Andover and Great Wasters peep of railways, and ou the Barnsley t 'cal Rail- wity osepey s Extensions were engaged' in taking is- i wend midesee throughout the day, until the Speaker use at CrILICIWIT AceIDENT FIND .— The corn- I nines famed for the purpose of relieving the coffering . frees the Inke assidawlt by the fall of the houses in the Ant- ' balll4l/111. RlAlmar. have bees most stiocessful is this enienemerst emi Se sympinty felt has not in the h i m Ada AS 6 hsli se Wednesday evening , st the !WNW Ilel. .le was stated that up to the . 4 .1 lib el llsi Om eat is is the oolleetisa of I ilk 11.11.Jelosturtest1 di. de.; entributiees, SU. 1:1s. dd., 1 WM hiss Teseir bad, 151?. lb. 10d. ; end the seeretasy, M. Jewel pssode, add that at the present time the alib- Imelplisse wen main is, and the amount would, it was M iNk ilMMl alealli • °W et in 7lis id ot ama the tu u nd bl er T o Usil e iy il , Hack aid ney I taiga which it was held would sot hold abore half of who sought admittance. WARE L1823.-{THIS DAY) Two *Mums A fair amount of business has been done to day in the railway market, but there has been a reaction from the best prices of the morning. Eastern Counties stock has declined per cent., and South Eastern, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, anti a few other descriptions, 11 to 1. Loudon and NortE Western stock is now quoted 941 to 95 ; Great Western, 741 to 7h ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to ; laud, 1291 to ; South Eastern, 851 to lex die. • Caledonian, 1091 to div. ; Eastern Counties , bB} to 1 ; and Great Northern, 117 to 118. imMgaido-Vemetian Railway shares are quiet, at lh to prem. Grand Trunk of Canada have given way. Great Luxembourg and Brazilian railway shares remain firm. OYDINAILY bkLAILIS AND STOCTJL 'l rd I SALLWATIL I e rNI I NV I I 181"10 1"4" 1 1 . 14 . I 2.8 102 /1096.1719. • s 1 •. sas ~....0,..." ... _ 10 aU MIN ski TN, .. IS all 'Dwasa.lkaird.lll/6.0 111 7 -. N. 100 /NINA awl lialme -.. 9le N. i.e Calellonlas N aU Cork sal lasace.. - N Y 1 Moseval I I 4 1 911,119•JAmdtr.imetr -. - m. IS aU 'Da 11 1 kali odd Se A ... -• 06 sU Dubin astillikA Tea 61 40 44 1 - N ell Nia/L.PailikkAkoLla 19 It zd - N. NN 2 11 , 16 10 N Irkra aa rmitia :1 Et N 141 N. IN Disbar& Usk* Nook s 60 SO zil A. IN De. 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WO Wefts L 14.6. e A - Marko Valley - - lUriara4 (Oar Waal) IN 4$ 46 - 01. 4 11=14 , a Ore. l e i 1 .. I 4I oi - .. N. ltamonlNS i4 , la ▪ NAM Ilaaal 1 81. 1i 8 6 - .. er* elboal - ~." 1 Bl* Osaa pis. nun) . le 1 7 - 1, •_, N ftediso4(l7. Lola*. 10.1 7. 41 MI - 1 nit si s .. & "ow l4 .. Cora Ikea allow) . MAN Ili a - le W. Mr (IlkopoW 11.1a.r N ILO len 11. S Tamir r a ks iLosolllsi.C. Ai 9 It 11. r w 19•11 - Vas el TOW VI lla g r 44 m ) Us. 61 - - - T" -- .. Wei Bora ) le In In - .. W. Peados ( s sa 40 - .. Iro* *Ma .. wk. sar git iza i ii en Ye - NU lam 6 66 7 . - ( li 1 8 - • Ira. law (0.. Ilk It is W.llary asa(Nialoa. 4 16 16 - 1. .. Wk. Tiliawaor 11‘ 1 7 17 111 -. NOZZION =KM No. (a I Nasal I N lOL ploy I ealy 91,036 10 Airloalba - ma 1 Ike Amyl. LIYI4I 1 ell i t !, _ WIN 8 Drell LAILOo.(Lba) all 011(1 1 016.00 a Ma. Oa Jam. L W 69 Cobra - *M IN O 30 0 0 0610 1° 8 7) l6 S 8 - ye* 1 Copula vat - 70,.( 1 1 Dual liosaaala Ooppor all 1 li - 111.910 3 Baia Del ItaplAsaltan 1 e S py WOO I for** (Lisa.) 10,610 fie ilamool all U II - !0,1(1 1 N. Norllima di. Airtrala) I par Ipa -- 1/180 le Nada (TAY) I 11 pa 1111811 8 Wawa YI 8 I - 1011 8 DEWY= 1 Wm - 11111816 1 llorlialla all I 16and - yea I 111.1Uusalloso I (6la WWI 10 1ia1=1111.4914m0 all 1 6 - UM* II Pori . 1 Baata Barton Gold II I i j pa - 81416 1 Ileoliba Arita. (`Ls I*. 1 1 1 ppm 2 e WWI le *Join Eel loy (1/Im.) la IN 1 Y430171N I nl WM LIMY ids. (La) Nosiaor 411 i all Te I 7I JOIST STOGIE MIX& No. I IIL I Sanaa IN.I CL prior. I balsa. 10.010 lel Ara sad U. Or. Musa . SI PI 90 - *OOO Pi Asirslaala all ft 70 - 10,(10 16 Bask of = WI 11 U - 1109 106 leak of - Yell/ 10 13311* N. Ameba ..- 81 an $ 4 16 - WAN le OWL Beak of Isllls. Malady sad Nina. WI Ni 111 in 11.9 4 0 IN Calre. Non of bags 6a, sad Mies PO 13 111 -.. II NI We M id - NAN 100 41.013110. of Canada all - -.- WNW 100 dLotion II. 114 NoV ia . k oal e tt e r i• ICharel all In 19 In 1 * Learn Nuk ot Aust.& all - 141 In - NI New N a t County - - 110 119 60 40i IA 816 N Mat 1114* - - le N 17 - MI WAS. I South Atrinaa 111 w• t o m - MON MN Loa. sad Wooldaeor N Mt 116019 101 Na1r0.49 Pro,. Soak (L. 6 iWs i pal - 111.019 '(1 Nal erot. of laglaaa 4l - - - KIN 90 Do. Now ll - .... - 11.1110 10 NM** Dank i 16,100 10 Now South W ass IS - -. -. all W N 01600 16 Oriental Bulk Uorpora all bit sal sa i l woe 10 lOttotum look . - - WAN 100 Provincial .3 Inland - MOO 25 boUth Animals all 14 16 - 41000 el Wnlon of kaaralla - 6 **o 60 Moon al landau I &MO ale MP* MOW WON i U. 110,0001 Ma 14.1.! lL•• Ptiftill. Asabsigislaa .. Atinotto XL Mall IA (L.) Atlantis ToL Australian narbnii• • • • • Berths waserwouta.... Brit.& Irish Itaig. TeL A Do. Do. 0 Biparailll INS 17 1$ I II 18 18 4 11 18 II IS 9 It 116 118 If 16 $6 37 106 108 IN 15 Clop Lad Clop Mg.& "AvilaloBl6 Palace ` - 'Lit a rreforanoe Do. 6p. ct. Porp. Deb 6.lodlaiLou.ahappoill Loci ndlolrract cow Uncles T Nog. ma Au& lion. Stamm Nutpolloo Loot 61dp CLINItod) Do. In por coma IteL Los. MAW TA (14 Loa. Gm DEWY= Ow Modno Intim a Citoo. Wats,. lig. Tol.(ILL) *Woad Dboom6 0o NerbuddaLolairod(L) paril p i -- as 04 ima 98_ 101 1 'kW. N. brim. 1. is* L 4. X. Lira Autembstaa i ma. o.: ~.. ) I t 3l _ Idhi Do. Now Orr' Woo. In. R. Pool Shoo Lod Pwda. asdOelis. News Ire — w -- " - ' ee.et* Toi. al lMeer ks. Ile delis. (by ba.(L.) Lest. becalm Arirelas leei TeL beep Ds. 4e. .. M. Itasbiond.. Do. Dr /mei Is bells (14 y.elt rnaMfa.Ce.U.Ouleds Itiesdesa XI. es Dleesure IsieL 1 11 Is 3 ; - 4 ; 52 &I a 0 11 13 la 1 1 44 it"' U 6 10 a 121 41 ) PI Pa In t: , 4 2141. I'O&EIGS 1/SLWAIM ANION 611 *asylum 11616srlim aMums 2 llNNlallht=p.a =l,l le angioNNZ N Oarmwsz 111s6 It Ma all al It li rlassiss 16 Del* ii. al MIN= a Num .. • al CI& Ilesske rus. & al Cit. ONNaI a hems all at. Luns= a om66. al Italia 611 laka Oraire NA& al INN, sae Tonalest ▪ Igar ad Nem al Nada &Wok I :it 1i55.14104 a ii. s at. = g ar' NiDa Law Nine all ilielessisa Trask RN. 18 'oll•NaelftyrusAittl• - _ leele.4eart.Ztd Ilsca all Park sad Odessa II liana sea S. Franc:Woo ' M a sa (Pe p. •10 and ntembeee Dereaeu ) g . r 7 a Y sa lima DeWitt 101 107•18.mdtals W I Dai pee amt. ▪ Sambre and Meuse ▪ Do. par am I t. Pref. 0 .7 peret. • 111 11./Leelt -Venetian r 7 &tor Portapal7perctp ▪ Itoselteru a /rum— all West Vend es el I De. 14 per owe. her ▪ Mutt N. W. of Preece IWawa.a tuatria N ei It Pal it 16 11 12 44 4 din Dm SI 1l 1! TRW MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The mining market is active to-day. The amount of business is rather in excess of that generally going forward on a Saturday. East Caradon shares arc quoted 32 to t ; Marke Valley, 10 to ; Great Wheal Fortune, 17* to 18, being again higher; North Treekerby, 19 to 20 ; Tincroft, 10* to ; and East Carn Bras, 12* to t, being firm. Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. St. John Del Rey have been dealt in at 62* and 62 ; Fortuna at 3 ; Scottish Australian at 2 to 21, and United Mexican at 71 ! __ The directors of the Wheal Ellen (South Australia) Mining Company propose submitting resolutions at the meeting on the 19th inst. in favour of the raising of additional capital to the extent of 25,0001, by the issue of 25000 7 per cent. preferen ti al shares of U. each. It is considered by some of the shareholders that an attempt should have been made to place on the market 2,063 shares of U. each still unissued of the original share capital. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKST.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to.dey. Prices sze quoted ma fol lows:—Ziwn tallow, 465., net cult ; Petersburg Y. 0.. ea the spot, 465. ; ell the mouth, 46e. ; April to Jane, 46e. ; July to September, 46.. lid. ; October to December, 465. Kazan Aratues.—Town tallow, 465. 6d.; fit ditto, 2s. 50.; yellow &Nike, 475. 61.; melted 35.. 6d.; rough ditto, 26..; tallow griever', 16s. deep. 7s. 13MITHIMILD HAY MARKET. —(THIES DAY.) Yews. Harvey rod /Seaton report trade my slow all Lit day's prior :—Prime meadow hay, 70a. to 80e. ; Eve rice ditto, 84i. to %s. ; inferior ditto, 40e. to 50s. ; = 50e. to 70a. ; Glover, old, 80e. to ; ditto, sew, oat, 80e. to 100 s. ; stew. 30a. to Na. COVENT GARDEN.-(TEIS DAY.) Vegetables are both good and pleatifuL Corsi& Moe soli rib makes its and French lettuces, esdivs. gross per, articho new praises. and early has car rots may be °berm& ears have set altered since oar lest report. Amosg_apples are still some good examples of old soaps:ell aid Fears's Pippin. Good English pineapples are some, and are fetching higher mires, as do also grapes. Oranges are cheap. New strawbsnies may now be haL Potato trade heavy. Cut Bowers Welly consist of orchids, Chinese primers. camellias, hyacinths, violets, migoo nette, and moss. 11171 T. Plus Apples, pee lb., Se to 11A Grapes, old, per lb., lb to tee new, do., 15e to tte Strawberries, per es., ta ed. Melons, each, is to Se Pears, per dolt. es to Its 'lnks, per doe, le to is OMINIOS, peerloo, Is to LW Lamson, 00, Oe to 10e Noss, 006, per lb., 4o to Oe Wales% per 100, Is Broccoli, per bundle,la to is 11, French boasts, par 100, Is to 4s Green Peen, p. iSTS, lis Cabbagss, p. doz., la and to la 04 Potatoes, York Repeats, per too, 100, to 160 s • Flukes, do., lila; to 150 a „ Itoclu, do., 80, to 100 s Cups, do., 80s to 00, Toissipe, per bunch, fd to ad Carrots, do., td to ad Spinach, per deed, Is to is 6d Cucumbers, such, Ss Od to is Artichokes, snob. ad to ed Wei, per dos.. is ad Cebry, par bundle, le ad to le Odom, Codling p. e eve.,4s Agony" per bundle, 72 bee &aka* per pun le ad to UPI Oelbels, per lb, lO td to to le I rlie, lb. ad Sadie", p pee er score, Is ad Itoeeserdleb, per bun., bald to de Mushrooms, p. pot6,li de to Lel Pordep, per le bombes, Ss lola glebes Pee beueob, 24 to ad PROVINCIAL SHARI MARIRTS. uvrapoos. maim 14.—Sa4• today: Engem Camila dock, 664 4—Groat Western Mock, 741--Lancashire and York shire, 109 84 1034—Londen and North Western, 944 I j—klan cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 46 411 445-14idland dock. 1104—North Beaters, Berwick, 901—North Staffordshire, 41—Scottish North ltadern, late Aberdeen, 464.-Booth Baden stock, 841 86 IQ 1 4—Buffalo and lake Bum, 64 7-16—Ditto y =oazt. 101. shams, Vl—Dutch Rhenish, 4—Grand Trunk et (0 per cent. as pref.), 491—Grest Luxembourg, 114 14.1612—Great Western of Canada, MC MAIICIHIrraI, MARCH 14.—The market was very stroag. Sheffield'', Great Westerns, North BMA, and South Pastern being in demand. Them was rather a largo general Minima Prices not much altered. Ranters Oonnties, 494 # it—Grand Trunk of Canada, Ve 4 Great Western of Canada, M— OM& Western, 741 I—Lancushire and Yorkshire, lON—. London and North Western, 96 6—Manchester Shealeld, and Linootoshire. 441_ I—Midland, ISM 4 North British, 874 If —North Staffeefthlre, 414-Bouth !astern, Sol 6 1 ta; Thames and Messy Marine Insurance. 14 p.—Baak of port, 6—Diversion* and Lancaster, W4-Bouth Yorksha: per cent. (17i. paid). 4p.—ldiaburgb, Perth, and Dundee, # —London and South Western. 102—Zast Anglian, St—A and Great Western Bonds, 834—Fire Assurance, Id. MULKINGUAH, MARCH 14.—Great Westerns were In demand aS 744: London and North Western, at 941: Bristol and Bir mingham Six per Cent. Stock quoted 138 to 189; South Stafford,. 104 to 1. 16-19; Wellington and Sevens Junction 10 1-16. buyers; Birmingham Gas (new shares just ',sued), buyers at ß prem.; Woherhampton Geo (new„ 74 tog prem.. Imperial Conti nental Gas, 50 to 601; Gloucester Waggon shares sold at 11 prom., with uew. Market firm SEWAGE IN TOWNL—The select committee ap pointed to inquire into the bust insane of utilising the sewage of the cities and towns of England, with a view t• the reduction of local taxation sod the benefit of agricul ture, met yesterday. The committee consist" of the follow. ing members :—Mr. Adderley, Mr. Adair, Mr. Ayrton, Mr. Bleocowe, Mr. Brady, Mr. Bristow, Mr. Do Cane, Colonel Fans, Mr. Oregon, Brady, Hohnesdale, Mr. Gore Lang too, Mr. Paget, Mr. Roupell, Sir F. Smith, and Mr. Whit bread. Having appointed Mr. Beady the chairman, the committee adjourned. THE VOLUNTEERS EXCEPTION—A pleasantry of Pitt at this time has been preserved by tradition. It rear that one battalion which he was forming, or in the form non of which he was consulted, did not show the es readiness as distinguished the rest. Their draft rules whisk they sent to Pitt were full of cautious and reserver. The words "except in the case of actual laminae," were em inently occurring. At length came a clause that at no tin% and on no account whatever, were they to be sent out of the country. Pitt here lost patience, and taking up his pen, he wrote opposite to that clause in the draft the same words as he had read in the preceding, "except in the ON* of actual invasion !"—Stanhope's Life of Pitt. vol. 4. Marne RETURNS.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the United Kingdom a.nounted, for the week March 8, on 10,1091 mile& to 462,8384, sodfortheoorres ing week of last year on 9,871 Y mils to 485,2721., showingan i nc rease of 237 i miles and a decrease of 22.434/. The grans receipts oa the following 14 railways amounted in the nun. gate on 6,601 k miles to 332,7561., and for the corresponding week of 1861 on 6,445 miles to 372,3041., showing an increase of 156 i miles and a decrease of 19,5481. The de creer oo tits Eastern Counties Railway amounted to 4061. ; on the Great Northern, to 1,929; oo the Great Western, to 7611. ; ori the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 4,4231. ; on the London andNorth•Weitern to 4,1631. ; on the London and Brighton to 2331. ;on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lie oolnahire to 1,9301, ; on the Midland to 3,2091. ; on the North-Eastern to 27771. ; and on the flouth•Eastem t• 1,3791.—t0ta1, 21,2011. Bet from this must be deducted OHL, the increase co the Caledonian ; 351. on the Great Southern and Western ; 409/. on the London and South- Western ; and 408/. on the North British—together, 1.6531. ; leaving the decrease, as above, 19,5481. The goods and mineral traffic on those lime amounted to 205,9101., lied for the corresponding week of 1861 to 218,8661., showing a decrease of 12,9561. The receipt" for ere, parcels, ke., amounted to 146,g461.. ageing 153, 381., s wing a decrease of 6,5921. The traffic Nonni!' on 66 other lines amounted. on 3,6071 M 110,082/., and for the corresponding week of last year on 3,426 j miles, to 112.9681., showing an incises* of 81 miles and a dee/sued 2,886/. The falling off io the OMB* of the past week as compared with the corresponding period of 1861 is about twice as much in the goods and miasma traffis as in the perfumer tea., of the great lines, caused by he depression of trade is the manofacturiag districts. Th• traffic risible of the past week show a demeans of 3,4524 as compared with those of the preceding week ending the Ist hid. The American Railway Review says that the = screw fleet draw too much water to injure the of the United States. The Review says that sir MOW &deckers draw from 34 to 36 fest ; the 2-daelown, from 28 to 35 feet; the frigates, Orlando erns. horn 30 M 32 feet ; Earyalus alas, 23 foot; Alitffitst desk 1. to 22 feet ; aodi the sloops, 17 to 20 feet, Emmet el sooadisas, gays the Brier, the great body of the English navy is only a French bugbear. I