The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-11 00:00:00

It. in the tan our frontiers. it does not see rims our intim. until can be ill of the can appened since ;overnment not satisfying our grave respon e to itself the may entail. dc‘patch to )1. Excellency. M e ALZW;I(I." r telegram pith_ the above des- NB. MALCIII 9. and the dioeolu tual Aseiatance! : back to their French refugee Federal Council MAY EVENING he Itente having esterday, expe -1 no reason was Freneh and on the refugee rd, although the ; that the Derby with the Con. sensation. The ih and 16e. for h eases. Mobilier demand at the ne heavy in the •t of the extent 11 Tfr. 30e., and ENT AT THE oat received, ma to piss' atv.csod tof sew pilots, on l'•igart rivers, or I !tail. Mr. Imo a, well smeared sad y fur era sad tart. I lac succerhal ago tarsi for the growth tropical productions, bete grows by two Moak that I sat of weer as the tees Is may be ~some of weber. steam Asseslies rivers. shin this besatifal ad, la Ihrooms of of re wisdoms sad sapr r wee, sod edesend we of do mot ma id be esiosised upos Ms* Sep, who 1 fuse, la the Ihrt sad I weld Ism to the sees al all I. heel of Quoit to guilty the costat i siboassads of ta tty. It le the duty soot:: • sees lay erebstelve = Meek (sot German) wed, with the Nast rodar• tab British claim& agricull snare sets of Begload, • sad Co. sf has. t he ()erudd .nss, sad skill which taws they toward r sumbrr of British advastages f 1 be st litaglislusea bee aide, would have ad led the cokey to • r cutesy of Greyish/. Busload, the oxca rt sad the bog loads for sottieersts, ?• .110 Inll awls; the • in the .0 it k rowring of Indy. • ishalAtaals ,4thess 064.4 to travel ovon • tbdir oalkirtnio mum. Alga .. bas it i r ri to Art . nt by Pio 014 r,r is mina. Thee* 11~11114 r Jae whole yew; by • eve It le to give oar twist/ inowoonso • tcb boom, sad wb r. Ttu es plum boor 11401 the "Terrible ,4 *Wells( (Mend treligtb. has jest mat ;,sone, whore he ..a in 12,000 to 15,000 t,v hie adversary. hie back wee brolus, I E PE.— Donis be frontier appear le r. The km Omen Ire from the German b He three from I l'Srd Re r.. ct—Arveral remenitored AM • nee apprebetided lad vas metiartabie .ins • deserter from to Kelskarmi Hoek, a are stationed, and Is be .Ain broke od red is still at Ism. — le famous slab' al made so sorb noise revolution of IVA M to of Feria. lb* hake reange, thejeerentkm Flit an adios soled Ind de ft,lias, tbe 'mka. In obtain par , it having been rum' MI. of Use heirs d atervesed Is area M do and big friend. whitest. The aded sot perm thug I morel MOM ma neat. The war hi vki teas. Tlhe mid • rim rime, mow d lending all be eerie t.l• perwirsiott of do he duty of isre 1. my ohm, is WS 1-tel mai aatnip w Hubble celerhilleh bble pailow , phy• the_ 1 the tostoneel OMB nel lather 1. their A the summitry MIP aught by their doe. g them. BIS?* MS d gold out of their r invested with the the dupes of Babble. eines to lawag disk tag their aa•bdo d eel .mate, they by with o = dhow rd ey y, th t h e y did NI dreldwily haserdowet rate •isiterroi sod shares which osam le los eal• they try imwd • yr As with their warer. • girlug theelles. the riefl b am" d ter woad Wm WW I 'Ni him their OA./ bay amid sot PIP' THE MUM/ TO ASSASSINATE iRk EMPEROR OF THE PUNCH. FIFTH EXAMINATION OF DR. BERNARD AT BOW - STZIET.-(THIS DAY.) This morning being appointed for the 6Rh and Baal examination of Dr. Sim is Deimend, cm • ebsep of bang °nursed in the attempt to memelast• the Emperor an 1 Balmer of the Trench, at the door of the Opera Renee, in ].too try lam, the prisoner was planed at the ho, Glum Yr. Jardine precisely at fifteen minutes to It Airlock. • crowd had amernbled in the street to me him shetht &maths prison van, in which he bog been brnttght truth the Homo of Detention, Clerkenwell. Mr. 13 yak', instructed by the solioiter to the Treasury, Mr. Greenwood, main appeared for the prosecution: Mt. ccodacted the defence. On the bench, by the aide al the sitting magistrate, was the French riorronsol. /award Chambers Nio!whoa, of 1 and 2, lienningtoo road—l am one of the IRS of Simpson and Co., millnhlo - chemists, and owning the Attie Works at Wr.!worth. We tore fulminating powders for the 'prominent and other public bodies to a large extent. The powder is composed of 1 part (by weight) of mircury, from to 10 of nitric acid, from 81 to sh of aloAol-81 of alcohol would be about a gallon of alcohol. The strength Is 826, or 64 over proof. In proof alcohol, the spirit and water are equal rotator. Mr. Bodkin—Now, Hair to me: 910 e. of absolute aleoliol, 101 be. of pure nitric acid, and fib. of quickeilver—would those be tho ingredlente of fulminating mercury f Witness—Yes. Primmer —lle caanot do it with that quantity. Euuninatios resumed—This mixture is highly aspired. We keep it in a wet stew—or rather we don't keep it at all, We lead it out dirvoily it l mods. In a wet state it le Men ke , before it ma be led It must be dried. Its chief ap plication is in the meeafio•are of percuadoe caps. Abso lute alcohol and pare nitric acid are used for the purposes of photography—is. tha menufactare of ooliodion. These two eutetanom are both seed In photographici promos, but ant In cethitiation. Qoickaileer is not mad is ordinary photographic. processes; it is in the daguerreotype process, but alcohol and nitric acid are n3t. Daguerreotype women@ are almost tattle* @upended. Jen de Caillet, I!, Roe LAMM, coachman, deposed—At the time of the melodies I was near the home of a itheedet awned Taus* 34, in the same street. Shortly after the seplosios I ma a man come out of that shop, with a wound Is the hied, and blood tiering from the wound. I eoeom penie•l him to a rab at the corner of Rue Witte. I have Ince mesa OfMAL in a peace In Paris. He wee that man. Tits shop of the chemist was 1.50 to 200 metres from the Emperor', attreace to the Opera (A metre le 39.8 English lochas, rather more than a yard.] Les Rued Dist, of 7, Cbemie de Ronde, at the Bar riers Moat Parma►—ls January he I was a waiter et a reemarant is Ras Iseelletier, kept by apemen named Broggi; it was musediately facing the Opera Hosea I wee at home et the Win el the attack on the Emperor. I heard the uplo sioa. Directly afterwards, about fifty weeded peeress came Into the raft. Os, man was crying there kr nearly two hears. It was Oases. I ►are @Moe seen him In Trench prises. He wee taken away front the odd by the police. Afterwards, at a quarter of as boar Won midnight, we looked wear the place, and fond a revolver of Ave chambers. The pled was loaded, and W the percemies cap I think. The pled was found Is a room ea the AM door. Impactor Smaden prodooad . pistol. Illiasm—lt is tbs sum. Crairezatained by Mr. Sleigh—l toned the pistol, end pot it to • policemen. I have teen it deep; I ear It at Peri& I male ao mark oa it. Thy gave see at Perk invent pieta, to Armee from, all new .. this h. R.•ezaslaed by Mr. Bodkta-1 bad balked the beano prttralerly of the pistol I lowed •t the odd. The emeeka of toy eremg the pima a mooed time at Perim wee the trW of Oni.l, Oman. ead others At the trial, Gomez mid the pistol pointed ont by .. mu hi.. Ceareaarained .pia by lir. Sleigh—l did not me Neel ell the time he wee at WI calf. I vent to attend oa the wooded; bat am often se I mw him be wee In theses room. B►elaabsd by Ms. Bodldn—Hs could bays goes up. stabs Cann ley abooscoo Yr. Sheri—Hoer keg wore you absent at any one time? Wituess —Not keg. Mr. Bodkin—Could he hare put the pistol In the horn whore it wee Posed P Witsme—Re could bare dna. so when be Bret came In. Mr. law Holt* jun., deposed—l Hee at Birmingham, mad sea a gansiumr. Os the 23rd November but, a perms MOO to our badmen premien. I Imre sew Nett is Parte. He wee the man. We sell revolvers. Ile piambeeed COS, led directed it to be mat to— Kr. 8410 objected that this wee not evidence spinet the .cooed. Mr. Judi= thought it might be received. Heaminatioa resented—He ordered m• to seed a pistol to Ms resideesos, 1, Bath-road, Birmingham. The pistol pro heed Is the one I sent it is numbered 5,841, and I hays bees the miry I made in the day-book at the time. Mr. Hollis, sea., deposed-1 am one of the Inn of Hollis nod Heath, of Birmingham, guntnakers. The cases and pistols produced (those produced at a former witting) I sold on the 29th of October to Pierl. They are Traveller's patent, and •ambered 5,661 sad 6,609. Another person was in Pieas eempeny at the than I have can Orsini in a prison fa Paris, and I believe him to be that other person. The perms whom I believe to be Orsini mild for them. Crate-esamined by Mr. Slei6h-1 shoold not like to .wear Orseal. Re-easmised by Mr. Bodkin—The person who paid me bad a beard. It be wee Orsini the board has been rum reoweed. Pierre Debugs • coachman, •t Part•, Y. Beekenhelts, husband of • former witness; • goa-maker named Derienrne, and a clerk at the dice of the Preketnre Of police at Perla were then examined. They epoke dike, to the oaten of the grenades used om the 14th of Jimmy. At ten colonise deer one the court Amused foe • quartet of on hone Prieooor—Poariaai an quart alums? Pau altar tw rammer ? (Why a quarter of as hour ? For ma to tali a walk ?) After tpa ad Inurement, Elite Cbely, 2, Orafton-street, Kentish Now - towiti shies woman. warn azaraised —I lived as houaekeeper to Orsiai, at that house. I became acquainted with him some time seto,, at a private boarding-boom kept by a Mies Hockleye, sad there arranged with him to go into his service. I entered his service on the 13th March, 11147. He the occupied the whole of the home. No other sanest was kept in the house. I know M. Ber ward, the prisoner. I list saw him at Miss Hockleys. He came to visit Bigeor Orsini. When Orsini removed to Orafton-entreat, Kentish New-town, M. Bernard continued to ♦:eit ►ia there. He used to call about twice a week. Ha dined there two or throe times. While I lived with him, Orsini used to go occeaiduilly into the country. M. Bernard wed to all in Orsini's &hoopoe, and I used to give to him Orsini's letters except those that were marked "private." He used to open dem. I did not lee him open them, but I have sem Mat answer them, I sometimes, saw him take them away. I gave Y. Bernard the letters by Oreinee order. On one emoidon, ha blamed me for being out. I mid I had not been out beg. Ho said be had a long way to come ; and than he said he lived bedews Bayswater and Netting-hill. The eamination was ptomaine whew we want to prom FIRE AT TRH BRICKLAYER? ARMS STATION.— About via &do.* Toanday evening an alarm of in was rained at the above atation of the Beath &Morn Rath's'', la a retina of the computy • premisa• war Wino.- welt, linserly • tan esrd, idlers may of as berms stand. So eemplete were ties arreagmmnis nosnested with its eons =gra Weeds that Um Ire was sztiagehisd beton its titan fre saran arrived. No ensimiel flemie was dew The mom of As dm se ihr Ira add be treortelaed. mu • hal lee le the here empled by the bensbriper. If red awe= led sot ben nail by the empiais or woe a brae emeeet of pesperty mod 'hole bleu ilieteerth, ee the se ek led of tweilos embreeiss. Toohnekby, hese of the emeloye gel ewe ha the Oahe at the dee. Flits 111 TM I Ktmorotas.--A greet healer et Oft seceriel papaw la Tarim pores et the hOrevems see Ms astiness :—Mr. Jera F = mer, ben maker, I.sl Irrei4 Radar_. Ile. Par', se, Creweembeet, labs ; Mr. C. ebbe* milmr, 21, heeee.fiebb, Boomeeigo ; Kr. Fmk peow. 114 Vales swat, ligieellistio; Mem Immeens• mg On, term" St. lemmeteread, leat.read ; Mr. Ttoisia , WM. Albsavreal, Oneenooll. It is esiamesi L ee % lin la all Ke tem, amp thel et Mr. Pony, Y acrd 17 Ihsenteeh Loewe 013111 AL ONIMIIIII OOMPAIFT.—Tedis mei* Iss es see ease Noe 4, SAM Is. 4d. Inally.) THE EXPRFSR, THURSDAY RIMING, MARCH 11, 1858. LAW INTELLIGENCE. - mot. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY . . (Bede Yr. Conuaiodomir Heiroyd.) THE ROYAL BRITISH BABY. This wee the day appointed Ibr the audit, preparawy to the dividead eittinji e s roaeW TM page were purely forme!. laq woo wade it my creditor wilted to examine the ai manta at arigan, sad as mower being re turned, the accounts wen pun& Mr. Hughes, from the aloe of Maim Llaklatee, ap ed for the assignees . The amount of emote in hand le a little over 30,000 i., which will ounce for • dividend of 2a. in the pound. (Belot* Mr. Commissioner Erma) IN All tale. waswtcs. The bankrupt was a fancy dress werehosatentit, of Friday - street. This was the adjoursid examination meeting. The bankrupt wee one of those who had moepted for the liastak bounce. Additional accounts, tied since the lent media, awe a sum of 15,0821. due to unsecured oredibre, 1,7641. tit chess holding Impurity, end liabilities of 9,8464 en IMM, of which 85781. are stated to be is the hands of Kaiak and Co. The meets are stated at 6881 in good debts sod 2,6961. la property ; property held et security. 1.1801. At the 0011111MOmmat of the sooonnta, is July, 1866, the bank rupt was is sde6cleney of 4,4731. Mr. Reed, kr the awgaea , malting further time to staniine the ereoesta en d journosaut we. 'edited. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two dewM The railway. share market to-day is dull. Where any alteration in price is observable, it is in an unfavourable sense, but the decline in few cases exceeds 1 to 1 per cent. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 96 to 1 ; Great Western, 59 to 1 ; Midland, 98 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 911 to 92; London and South Western, 46 to 1; Great Northern, 251 to t; and Eastern Counties, 11 13-16 to 15-16. The North Eastern stocks remain decidedly heavy. Foreign and colonial shares are also dull, with little change in price. There is a fair inquiry for some of the Indian stooks. Grand Trunk of Canada Debentures have again given way. OIDIIIIMIT SEILIIII .11RD OpIs! Wk. 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The weekly Court at the Bank has broken up without making any alteration in the rate of discount. The share markets are extremely dull. Consols are quiet, at 96; to for money and 961 tO 97 for the Bth April. The New Three per Cents. (shut) are marked ink ; Ex chequer Bills, 395. to 425. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, 1001 to 101/. Turkish Six per Cents. are vary quiet, at 1011 to 102 ; Roasian Four-and♦-Ha:[ per Cants. are in demand ; and there is a fair 'inquiry for Dutch stocks, and for Spanish Passive Bonds. In other foreign securities Ksroely any business is going forward. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian I Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 991 (exchange 26fr.) ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 66 (exchange 126); ditto Four per Cent. Certifs.,lol ; Greek Bonds, 61; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 20 ; Peru vian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 801 ex div. CRussian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991 to 1001; Spanish Passive Bonds, 61; Turkish Guaran teed Four per Cents., 104 ;'ditto, for amount (March 16), 1031. Extreme ease continues to prevail in the money market. At the Bank of England yesterday, as for several days past, there were scarcely any applica tions. This fact renders it certain that the resources of the establishment must have increased considerably since the last return. It is doubted if even a reduc tion of the minimum rate to 2} per cent would sti mulate the demand ; for the rates in the open mar ket, which are now 21 to 2} per cent. for first class bills, would then, in all likelihood, experience a further alight decline. In the Stock Faximage there is very little demand for money. Loans are offered on Console and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at almost nomi nal rates. The 60,7001. in gold ex the Niagara, from the United States, is believed to consist principally of sovereigns, which have probably been sent into the branch of the Bank of England at Liverpool. Of the 189,7001. in gold brought from Melbourne by the Oliver Leag, about 100,0001. has already been taken for the Continent, and the rest is also expected to be sent away. The steamer Africa is expected to arrive from New York in three or four days, and will probably bring a considerable amount of gold. The steamer Ripon, with the heavy portion of the Bombay mails, is expected to reach Southampton at the end of the week. Except as regards tallow and spices, for which full prices were realised, the produce market yesterday was very dull. Importers of sugar were compelled to buy in the bulk of the quantity offered at the public sides, to prevent a decline. In the tea market prices are little more than nominal. Mr. A. C. Hannatrup has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Hjerting. The Great Northern Railway traffic return pre sents this week an increase of 7621. ; the London and North Western a decresee of 7,9001. (making an aggregate decrease of 47,2021. sines the commence-1 nient Of the current hilf-year) ; the London and South Western a decrease of 2,8111.; and the Great Western a decrease of 2,8531. The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada is 2,1691. The Eastern Counties Railway Company invite applications for the preferential four per cent. de benture stock created by a resolution 'nosed at the meeting on the 18th ult. This stock will be con vertible into the ordinary share capital at any time from the present date up to the 51st Dec., 1860. An extraordinary general meeting of the General Iron Screw Collier Compare' is called for the 16th inst., with a view to the winding up of the un dertaking. The half-yea rly meeting of the Portsmouth Rail .AC;ompany is called for the 26th inst. half-yearly meeting of the British Gas Com pany is called for the 31st inst., when a dividend is to be declared. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insuranoe, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the but Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shares: Alliance British and Forage, 174, 171, 174 ; ditto Marine, 44, 464 ; Atka, 11 Church of England, 4 ; County, 864 ; Bag* 64, 61; English and SoottiskeLaw Life, 4 ; Globe, 914 ; Gresham Life, 4 ; Guardian, 61 ; Imperial Fire, 366; Imperial Life, 184 ; Indemnity Marine, 130, UV •; Law Pre, 84; ditto, Life, 63; Legal and General 54 ; London, 38 ; Marina, 75; Pbconix, 173; Rock Life, 84 ; Royal Exchange, 274; Victoria Canal Slimes :—Birmingliam, 93 ex die.; Coventry, 190; Grand Jonceics, 604 ; Kennet and Avon, 6 ; Leicester and Northampton, 12 ; Ideoclestleld, 51 ; Oxford, 105; Regent's, 16 164; Rochdale, 84; Warwick and Birmingham, 24; Warwick and Napton, 9 ; Worcester and Birmingham, 171. Gas and Coke Conixesdes:—British Provincial, 23 City of London, 100 en div. Great Central, 114, 114; Imperial„ ex dtv. ; ditto New, 264 ex db. ; ditto Continental, 50; London, 10; Phoenix, 60 ex div.; South Metropolitan, 344, 84; Surrey Consumers, 101, 104. Waterworks Stocks:—Beats, 44; Chelsea, 10; ditto, New Guaranteed, 1862, 241; Grand Junction, 69; ditto New, 33 ; Lesabeth, 94 ; - Southwark and Vauxhall, 86 ; West Middlseex, 105. Docks : —Esse and West India, 119 ; London, 1064, 1041; St. Katharine, 95; Southampton, 74 ex di,. ; Victotia, New, 131. Bridges ;—Hungerford, 61; Van:hall, 174. WIDNIRDAT ITIVINII. The funds continue to fluctuate. Prioes are mainly regulated at present by the varying rumours re. specting the state of the relations between the Eng lish and French governments. In the morning increased buoyancy prevailed, owing partly to re newed influential purchases, coupled with a fresh investment by the government broker; and at one period a fresh rise of per cent. was attained. News that the Paris Bourse had opened at a further im provement, and the eagerness to buy back shown by recent speculators for the fall, contributed materially to stimulate the market. In the afternoon a sudden change took place, owing almost solely to tele graphic advices of a relapse on the Paris Bourse, and to the publication of the Political Pamphlet which has of late been looked for so earnestly in Paris. The English funds at once fell j per cent., and closed per cent, lower than yes terday, with a flat appearance. With the exception of a brief period in the morn ing, all the other departments of the Stock Exchange exhibited a great lack of animation. French rail way shares have lost a considerable portion of the advance attained yesterday. The market for English railway shares is heavy in character, owing to a combination of causes, including the falling off in the traffic, the reckless competition of some com panies, and want of confidence in the financial state ments of others. Consols, which closed yesterday at 97 to / for the Bth April, opened this morning about 97, ad vanced to 971, " buyers," and had receded at the close to NI to 97. For money the final quotation was 981 to /. The official business report is u follows:—Thos per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 961, 971, 971, 97, 971, 97; ditto, for account (Bth April), 97, 971, 97/ ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1858, 100,1001 ; ditto, 1859, 101, 101/. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 395. to 425. prem., and India Bonds, 275. to 30.. prem. Exchequer Bondi, falling payable in May, 1869, continue in de mend, and are marked as high as 1011. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as kith as 1021 this morning, but closed at 1011 to f, being f to f per cent. lower than yesterday. The Guaran teed Four per Cents. were list quoted 1031 to 10111. Portuguese Bonds were inquired for. In other foreign securities little business was done. B ink shares to--'ii) experienci ilc chinr in price. Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt were zatharlat._ Thom of the English, Scottish, and Australian OhaeterecnitiZt were more inquirMl for. Miscellaneous shares were dull. Australian Royal Mail showed &intern - •Emet-and West India Dock stock was officially marked 120, 1191, and 1201. MINIS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cvxl. Quietude continues to preiiail in the mining Sham market. The principal enquiries are for shares in East Wheal Russell, Vale of Towey, and 'Wheal Edward. Great Wheal Vor shares are marked in the Stock Exchange 1j to 2; and Lady Bertha, lk. The shares of the Genetal Mining Association (Nova Scotia) continue in demand, and are marked 18. Cobra Copper have been dealt in at 41 and 40i; and Port Phillip at tie. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday: Bedford Conaols, 19s , 20e.; Copper Hill , 160; East Russell, 64, 7, 61, ; Great Alfred, 6, 61; Herodaioot, 78; megaton Down, 61 11, 6 ; Lady berths, 30.. , 32.4. 64., Ws. 6d., 3q.., 32a. '6d. • North Frances 10, 10 8 ; North Robert, • RElowor, 6a.' 7s. 6d. ; feortridge Console, 11.11.. 3d ., 11. 13a. 9d. ; United Mini', 116; Vale of Towy, 285., 30a. • Wheel Edward, 7, 78; Wheal Bernet, 19.., 90a.; Wheel Unity, 8,3 i. An extraordinary general meeting of the Glen Osmond Union Mining Company of South Australia is called for the Bth of April, to consider the expediency of winding up the COM C pUIy. reditor, of the Regal: Mwyn Mining Company we re quired to prove their claims before Vice-Chancellor Wood, who has appointed the 24th instant for adjudicating upon The Mexican and South American Company's advice' by tha Parana are to the 16th Jan. The works were in fan operation. The Nina had arrived with coals end materiels; had taken on board 110 tone of copper, and would have a fall cargo. WIDNISDAT ITZIrtIIO. There wu little demand today for any description of mining stook, the market remaining extremely dull. Prices are scarcely altered, bat in many cases are little more than nominal. Geaerally, the ten dency is against the seller. IA It xvirsaly Naomi. This was the partied examination meetin g in the cue of Humphrey Brown, described am • shipowner, of Great Smith-street Westminster. The hankrept woe brought up from prison, in custody of mu officer. As wen to be impeded, from the short period which has alapeed since the termina tion of the trial, no amounts have been filed. Mr. Tooker, m bairn of the bankrupt, asked for • fur ther adjournment The solicitors for the prosecution had had possession of the &wimp's books for • very oonsider able period; mad be had than prevented from peeper* 11100041111.8, teldsh wee wery cemplicated. He hoped that be should be able to have them ready in the comae of six weeks. Mr. Thornton, the official Gangue, said, that in the ern weak of the bankraptey he had applied to the British Bank kr the prucaian of their deemed against the bankrupt 0[62, . They had proved for that amount, subject to the reelkatien of certain convertible securities. lie wished be have ea amount of those securities, but no answer had been Mused is his application, though they bad promised bt et Wet twenty times. The Canntimentre—No doubt it is owing to their being so meth occupied with the late prosecution. As adjournment for sir weeks wee then ordered. Mr. Tucker said he had a further application to make, irking out of the poloist position of Mr. Brown. Would his Honour direct that his books might be taken from the official sesigoeas. office to the prison? His Homer said he wee very nue:lling to make such an ceder. Mr. Johnson thought that some good would result from the bankrupt having acmes to the books. There was a proe- PM , of 2 , 0 001 being derived to the estate, that amount Wag at presen . t bah' by a gentleman, who, sometime before the bankruptcy, had been celled on to sot as arbitrator in a disputed account between the bank and Mr. Brown. It wee ultimately ordered that the books should be taken to the prison In the custody of the messenger. Mr. Tamber—Your Honour will continue the protection, supra ? The him. Comialmioser—Yea, he may take it, if it is deny use to THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-ROUSE. Mary Ate Morals Awn was charged with having broken a pane of glass in the wtodow of the howls of Mr. Culpeak, proprietor of the Railway Tavern, in London-street. The complainant—The defendant come into my home and sat down. She bad nothing to drink, and began to nee very gross language, and I caused her to bs put out. She walked av i r a a t i o q w niedy, but she picked up a stone and flung it at the r wldolt was worth IL Tbs primer, who was semi committing the act, said—l am wry sorry kw basking the window, but it we thi drink that insligaisd ass. Alldmwein Halio—Are m =ave dam P yon able, dehndent, to pay for the dar e Not I, indeed, my lord. I lave no means at all. lan very sorry for what I have done, and I bops that vrW be thought Alderson Bereft, Indeed, it won't. If you can afford to get drunk yen must contrive to pay in some way for the mischief yon ecenmit. You must pay the penalty of 21., or go to prim, where you will kept sober for three months. Joke Jaws and Joke throta, the latter a little boy ware charged with having attempted to steal a handkerchief. The person who bad saes them was called but did not anima, sod the prieoners, who bad given false addressee, but were well known to the pollee, win discharged, the omen's evidence not having been sufficient to establis h tbe mid*. INGIIOO/. Several pickpocket" were committed for different period', for haring attempted to steal pocket handkerchiefs. ELECTRON OF ALDERMAN FOR THE WARD OP OMEAP (THIS &d r,. The poll opened this morning at 10 o'clock pre deity. end every boor has increased the Majority at Mr. Mesa Allen over Mr. Joseph Clanton, then other am. didste. At half-past one o'clock the numbers were : Allen Carleton Majority 36 The poll finally claw at four o'clock. Mr. Sheriff Allen's election is deemed certain. THI INC.4IMILITIID INGLIBII 'MINIUM AT NAPLIW. NEWCANPLS-lIPON•TYNE, WIDNUDAT. At a meeting of the Town Council of this borough to-day, the Mayor presiding, Mr. William Morton pro posed, and Mr. O. Forster seconded, the adoption of the following eloquent and strongly worded roatoorial to the House of Commons with reference to the protracted and cruel incaroersUon of the two English engineers found co board the Cagliari at Naples . " To the Homy reble lb; Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in Parliament areembled. " The humble petition of the Mayor, Mclennan, and Bur gesses of the borough of NewcsaUe-upon-Tyne in council assembled, " Humbly showeth,—That • townsmen of ours, named Henry Watt, and a native of Glasgow, named Perk, formerly engineers on board the Sardinian stesm•ship the Cagliari, were, in June of last year, made prieoners by • ship of war belonging to the Government of the Two fiicilies, and have duos that time been detained la oonlinement in the prisons of that kingdom; end that whilst the length and rigours of imprisonment appear to have ',rarely affected the health of Park, our townsman Watt has, from their operation, been driven to madness. "Your petitioners consider that such treatment of British subjects, or indeed of any man whatever, even if guilty of an offence against the state—imprisoning them without trial or observance of right—is oontrary to the first principles of justice, and disgraceful to a civilised country ; but, then, in the case of men manifestly innocent, it is wrong done to humanity, and an insult gratuitously offered to the English people and to the English name. . . _ . . - " Your petitioners beg to call attention, not only to the urderial fact of these men's innocence, but also to remind your honourable house that their capture, as set forth by Count Carom, is Illegal, and contrary to the law of nations, and that, en this ground alone, the Sicilian government should be celled upon for restitution. "Finally, your petitioners, knowing, from pain ful experience, that • trial in Naples means a long preliminary imprisonment, calculated to im pair the mind and to induce death itself, consum mated by a trial in which forms of justios are Rammed only for the purpose of mocking its spirit and trampling on its maxima, humbly pray that your honourable house will instantly demand, through the government, the reline of our unfortunate countrymen, and that whilst lade imetfonie sought for the public outrage on our country, com mitted against us on the persona of our countrymen, your horwarable house will not allow this painful and humi liating tromaction to be closed without obtaining, for the akin themselves, the only oonspeniation which the groweesmist of the Two Sicilian can now reader to them. " Aad your petitioners will ever pray, &c. " Given under our amnion weal this 10th day of Karel, 1868 " The petition, on being pot to the council, was adopted without a dissentient yoke, end will be forwarded forth with to the local utanbere for presentation. KNITORATION TO NATAL,—It ia not generally known last Orr inaathe, the ca muted ham ben quietly la Me missy, to the extent, we be have, of Sr 111.1.1 ewe Oa behalf of a party in Ear Mad, repitmesabg a may Imp mama of capital which will shortly los imapieyed la the occupation and development of rya salladwe Maass. A 1 'lemon oonneeted with this iminums has SIPS p shawl cone agate la this neighbour- Imetl, he lie eau pnisanal use, and will ihortly etude to this mbar as as modes eugar-planter. —Natal Aferrisry, Ds& 14. OKITI.H Pli thILWATI. T r.= i.ib;.7.11":1.17.Z De. ••4 Odottil • Beal* N a w Lat. Rum . IL De. Bulk* Dradt.D GAO& d v. • Md.. Aar 1. IM• adddreed bv Beek H. a. July 1. Ift s die De. Jar 1. ditio.. oileati• sad S. Tein Dect A; 3Dtral Oslo 1 A~~ Do. o. Do. 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Harwich • aragan mid Daub 1 11"1" W"til t.s Udall .11 .1 OnNowieb No 1...4...5.. a s Iterhil) • I Y law& inzeraidiiieil o.lies. • igi 10 W 1ftioad ., paisse 100 ai t) ia lie Zi goliii7Pir iiL IM 1 all iforTbro;* Co --- Floro A .ea 100 Saws .. MI MOW I oar air. .-- ail hilts a *re (to Loi:i w.well. uram.iTerL) 101 lloooloa. St lbw orlionol all on eialb so Mr. oil Wftso. II o. aut. an et at Rao& MO WON or Ilmono4 ilo oil WlWlld=roydos Oa to Gobs mod lidoncon) MI N Ni il N 1 N 01 NI M • 41 10 4 4 118 110 114 . 11 li HI 1311 A -1-1 701113161 OBLIGATION/. MATS. olars at tam= Negr . NNW 33 Mee Ileur per 3•31.",... 133.. 1 =3 1 1 1 .111.7, ibseir Yamaha 3 . 3..4i pms mdl Gams 3 mil ger sald NW& II /sr 31. o. Spar W lt ain .3 . 4163 I pew*. De. 4i got et. al ai I Ntirea l e . "l 331 !Ural ftvilla I pormil.. I batture of Imo& pr 4 1 3 Teri. VaZgial7.l W W WS ph i If al A ' HI RI Fe 5 : '0 5t Et COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LAlfll.--TEUEI DAT. By az.Lflten7arietTs very - dui, and ellsCo - an= could not be made without giving way in prices. lumps, 6te. ed. to 67.. Coma.—The market is very firm. The quality of the native Ceylon offered in public sales not of the currant description, aad did not give quotation. Ter.—The public male of Amain went off briskly, at high prices. Rms.-2,000 bags of Bengal sold in publics sale at fe. to 9s. 6d. --- 811:17111111.-1,000 bags offered, and nearly all bought in at full prices. Gruoas..-230 bags Bengal sold at, 18a. Corrow.—The sales want of well at full Wets, Markets gaaenuy inactive to-day. TALLOW MARIBT.—THIS DAT. The market la steady at the following prima :—Potorsiourg 'CC., oaths pet, 66e. ; litsroh, 66e. ; April to Jaw, 635. to 640. ; Oot. to Deo., 62a. N. HAY MARKET.--THIS DAT. Mr. Z. J. Davis reports the trade brisk. Prints ow; dow hay, Ws. to 725. ; suparisr do., 765. to 84a.; Wirier do., 60s. to 60s. ; rowels, 60s. to 80e ; cloy , 80s. to 100 s. ; second ent, 70s. to 85s. ; straw, 265. to 30s. ANOTHER GALE AND 0.1114 T LOW OP SHIPPINO. SHIELDS, WIDNUDAY APTIZNOON. The insurance associations of this and the neigh bouring north-west ports are in mseipt of tadalligemor from their agents on the Norfolk and Suffolk comet, this morn ing, giving the details of another very mina loss of ship in the North Sea, which eooorred doing Sunday night and Monday. A gale from the north-east bad. blown with frightful fury on Sunday night along the nest de scribed, end It bad been gooompanW by blinding showers of snow. A very coaaiderable den of laden vessels from the north-east poets, on their passage to London, had reached the neighbourhood of Yarmouth Roads at the time the gale arose, end the destruction amongst them has been MI serious. No less than eighteen vessels have been helped into Lowestoft, with loss of authors, some with their mats earned away, and many of them leaky. The Speck, from Hartlepool to Exeter, lost a boy overb oar d i n th e gale; and the master of the Competitor, of Ipswich. Mr. Jere miah Allen, was also swept out of his vessel, on Sun day night, and drowned. The Jens, of Ipswich, came ashore on the beach on Sunday night, went to pieces, sad all hands were drowned. The Orwell schooner, of Arbroath, drove on the Newcombe Sands, end has become a wreck : her mew were saved. And on Monday morning the brig Pytho, of Whitby, was brought into Yarmouth by the Calder Zile-boat , with her sails split, her anchors gone, and bar math cut away. Several laden vessels have also been run down and sun k by tight ships during the snowstorm. Thelma master steamship, trading between London and Middles brough, ran dose the Yana, of Exeter. but fortunately =up the crew; and the schooner Quicksilver,' from land to London, was ran down by the light brig Jess, of the same place, and sank. The crew of the Quick silver got aboard the Jene, and have been landed at Yar mouth. The mate, Henry Grieves, was severely injured daring the collision, end has been removed to the • infir man. Yawls in point of fact, are crowding into all the ports along the line of coast, dameged and crippled by the effects of the gale, which all the mariners that were oat at sea agree was one of the most fearful that has been expe rienced during main years. It was leas violent on the north-east coast, bat the snow shower were very blinding, and great fears are entertained that more vessels have been run down than are yet accounted for. The storm had gems on accompanied with thunder and lightning. The weather is mild on the coast to-day, but old sailors state that *nether fall of snow is Impending. The wind is about north.—Men theater Guardian. RESIGNATION OP AN ARCHBISHOP.—The Primate of All Ireland, the Most Ray. Lord John George Beeseford, Archbishop of Armagh, habit:Mated his intention of retiring from the active duties of hie diocese on amount of his great age and increasing inermides. The venerable prelate, who is the second son of the first Marquis of Waterford, was born in Dublin in 1773, and was educated at Christ = Oxford, where he graduated in 1793. He was ooe Bishop of Cork in 1908, translated to Rocha in 1807, In Clogher in 1819 to the Archbishopric of Dublin to 3690, and to Armagh in 1810 (to which last the diocese of Clogher be came united under the provisions of the Church Temporalities Act). The animal value is upwards of 14,0001. a year. The archbishop will be succeeded in his primacy by the Right Rev. Dr. J. T. O'Brien, 11i.6 of Oray, Tate, and Leighton. The Ven. F. Goof MA., Arandenoon of Raphoe, will be the new Bishop of Ossory. TEM GLASGOW WESTERN BANK.—We ander stand that the call of 281. • share ha. been very generally responded to, in a manner more satisfactory than had brew expected. The sentence passed on the Royal British Bank directors for issuing false balance-sheets, and their personal liability for the amount of their shares to such shareholders sa have been induced to purchase stock on the faith of these fraudulent balance_sheete, mast lodges very unsay sensations in the reloads of those gentlemen who have held the office of directors in the Western Bank for years past. Moreover it' la sow held that those shareholders who have been so &shed are not liable for calls, the Lord Chancellor on the 3rd Inst. re marking It certainly did, however, appear in the recent men of the British Bank, which bad been referred to in the arguments, that where persons bad been drawn into a con cern by false and fraudulent representations they were not held liable. In that case the feud had been represented by means of false reports and balance-sheets, the preparation of the reports and 604Mo...sheets being the peculiar duty of the directors, under the general act regulating joint-dock companies,"—Olagow Daily Nail. A JUDGE'I3 VISIT TO A COLLIERT.—On Monde last, Mr. Baron Bramwell, accompanied by Mr. Pen Vivian, Mr. B. Daniel, Mr. E. F. Daniel, and another geatiseasa, paid a visit to the Ilynyddnewydd near Swansea. His lordship appeared to take greet interest in the works ; he went underground, dressed to a collier's clothes (Mr. Dsnief a), walking through the principal roads and examining the airways picking up pima of slate as he went on, which he examined minutely. His lordship was very callous to see the tire-damp, but to the credit of the manager, Mr. Daniel be it said, the works were so ventilated, that they were unable to; dad any. His lordship then tried his hand at cutting coml, to the great amusement of the company, bat soon got tired, remarking that the coal was ver7 hard. After remaining underground for about two hoar% but lord ship come out, and gave a sovereign tabs distributed amongst the men, but at the suggestion of Mr. Daniel, he advised than to procure books with it. Hie lordship then left, highly gratified with his visit. and walked to Landon station, a die tance of about two miles.-Btoosass Roma The Isle of Wight papers of last week record the death of a widow lady named Waren there. r h o lz i thsh a quarter of a century ago her huabend wee ao • myna in the centre of the intend. One nig the wee ea/led eat of hie bed to proceed to Yarmouth, a distant* of sight or tan miles, in order to be put on board a ship that was lyies off there, to attend the captain's wife, who was is labour. It was in the dead of the night when ha was oallak and!! fearful storm was raging at the aloe. It was wax Scat difficulty that he wai got on board, OD OOXDI DI sees of the sea. Whth there the Morn Waimea. sad whim he bad attended to the poor woman, sad was shoot to have the ship, the latter was suddenly throws on her bsam boa d, end 111 r. Wavell, the captaia's wife, sad yearly ell on wished. S • W so a is all al 4 all W 4 V S •0 A •Y W i a Y 3 II Z a W a W a a a