The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-11 00:00:00

MUSIC. CRYSTAL PALACL he performance, on Saturday, of Mamiloimminee • ,• . not only better hi Seek, bat men enemy, th, traistron, a few weeks ago, el the sompesiss dress, it Cameo. The medicos as kith essikes am equally seat , se great, asked, se ft email be; hr set enly we the whole pertieDreeelmed plea whisk saves se h. noseert-reems Sae* crowded, bat the saltitade az t,c led far Ste the opal woe without, melodies ansbers of peopie who could sot poseibly bar earliest of the red. taws, nor NM of the mask than the locket made of the thecae red the orchestra. Bat dative. e% el. ally wee mom eaccesekl thaa (Eliples, la the Mt plea bemuse it is more ellecthe la itself, mid, secondly, because It ma mere elhotively performed. Island of Mr. Mehl& skim, vs mew bad Mies Hamad along with labs, sea the effect wee immense. This ledy's talents as a Mardis& ere well loom, sad on this occasion she meal en admirable ruder. Her dear, mellow rake, mid has elocution roadbed Me ewe of a liege part el the vest sadism* in we chews by the load bents of applanwe which followed ebw wet baantitel sad hopmeloned recitatiose. And bar drill it a practised &strew onebhd her to give variety sad sal ses.ma to tbs seam NAVAL AND MILITARY. The following drawler, Mating to Tel= "J peat on 10 Mel schools, has bees issued by Sir liswes, the Under Secretary of 81Me for War War-oSlr, AprU 2. —ln order to prevent es malt ea p&iblr interference with the • Wood duties la ger r -ma and camps, sad to mow of prestbe et b we end .broad, the Secretssy of Sleet es IMAM thet the following rule. for the memegemest of wheel Orr ref - eons instruction Rhea be ebeerwit :--L Mee& etheadling the day schools or malaria sod pd/1/Iw. as 1111111 r the boy. of the bead sad dromaser hem may mama the Aim leas ler instruction at snob haws end such places es Rey to appointed by the sidleridoe so the soot. 2. R. Bikes Seemed& shalt be cammomnseitml es two days is every week, foe we biter malt day, be le tetra sot el the whew hoses of easel salsodiasa It will she be On en flond.r, /Wm bikes se eider the swelig sir s**, ea shall his hood nest seavoolwe. 7. Tbe Warn and others et the sewool slued their rerpsetiwt slaplahts he lostrodha. 4. The bear from I I is 12 le as boot wad le tbis poreces, sad Tow* sad Tbaredly sews te piste dem provided Garr duties am sot • with.. S. TM prow promo undwr ilim 2gker stribetice by the abseleta of the &mesh of LOW' awl by tbe presbyterlaa chaplets way iwwwble la the awn week ral.rsierersrersols t hi s wor . siker The Bosom anthills, will se- ;ese =t i lt Ogee he ere tie, es heal ererse, sod ambers, way Notate, a The 411106 es warding these chews shish be a their place. a Wm& ar two tolore 11 o'clock yedi day, eo em to afford time tar eating the roll, end &ming as satire boar to the pope= of instructioa, sad the cures should opaa with pekoe' • Friday is wily s &Id day, wises arm= mod ban& boys cannot &la& • but should editor Tares,' or be so used, this Wedareday or Friday may be ma= leToorday sad Thursday, at the will of the caw ear rossding. MILITARY STORE OFFICERS.— Secretary Misr. Osumi Peel having hod seder coseideratioa tho odr it 4r have fur the dicers mad clerks employed la the store masks, bee daelled that la future thirty days' leaved geese* shall be .lowed to all =Haar/ store officers and sr ablated darks, aad tasty-Saw days to all tompattay dada, to laclsde all draft tareaskat die yaw, from UM lit Jamary to 31M Nomad; abridarro der 'Mama a q other cease. liatabtlahal dada mast Lae osuaload sr-Mb.' torvior, sod tqawary darks twelve utaidar asowlat, Won that too tame marled to the avast el say loam Ile post at ma lane al abases to all mot dapood, as at moot, epos tat state of bola= is the sties. to wkial tars aro et aioyal. and be saliva to the worn] of the di rector of storm as hone sortiets aad of Or g.snl one. cosaaaadbaraimarl.— Marl Savior Orrotia GAITERS= INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Aran 9. UNTVISSITT Cou.9oL—Maw. Charles Weller, trews Browsgrove School, sad J. Ceßyer, from fey Ishool. were this monde, elected to the two Taoist seheir ships at ilia codes,. There wars 18 oadide4w The sciolarakipo are of the aural value of 801., met tenable foe firsysars from the day of election. MILTON COLLIO3.—This worntag Mr. Philip Manta Sloalloure, rooloweer of Llaeola Collette. was sleeted to the vacant Bible clerkship at Ibis college. There wane 11 can didata.. The value of this Bade clerkship is 901. per astaans, awl usable for for yews. Last DAY or Twin.—The last degree, this term, is Batatday seat, April le. Tho Earl of Devon, Sir John Audrey, and Richard J.bb, Seq., formerly Charms. of t►a Soweto Boort aro . . . . . to Isquin into Übe iodise is t►e Miami Isleida. Mr. Wladigaw 8. L. 82yrnsa, son of Colonel Laoh SZTTOSS, ratrical.ted loM err Won the io►Chaeoeßer of Orford, the Ray Dr. La ham, r Modest of Briers. C4lege. - Or; Friday laattlio Ray. John Goulding Saunders. derk, wee Instituted to the 'Worse of Stomas:km with Storm Mend inteemd, in &idolll,'ca the pressatation of Kra Margerm Selby Hollingsworth, of Btoinnarket afte•- mid. On the anus day the Res. Georg* Metcalfe, 111. A,, we Memel to the perpetual curacy of St. New, pie Mot:interne* fn Norwich, on the somi attiaa of the Dose and Ch.M., of /Unwire. The Rm. Norge (weal Pelle., 8.A., we. also Ikemed to the perpe tual every of 61. Mark, in Lakenham, cm the nomination of the seed Dena sad Chapter. A Capuchin monk in the canton of Ogg, has Ware! a petal= to the Federal Coastal, la aka& be Peke t a *bow that lorltserhod might to second with all ber Ibree the ofmts of Italy to achieve hie independence . The Brussels Issiepradanee of isobar day evening "AD the Inters we have received today, all the jou• sale we have reed—and their subs, is greet—eouctir in de picting the situates is the mom sombre colours. There lamely passim la the pablie mind the smallest place for hope" The Arid of to-day sees similar language. The Weaken of Vista& dime sot hesitate to say that to believe In the emetiag, or, at any rate, in the income of the memo is as Meadow ss to put faith in witchcraft or the appearance of ghosts. It is stated in the French journals that the eity of Per* isa.ssidereina of M greet envier to the country la 1848, has nada hits s wont of a Itandeene house and 'zinnias grounds in the Bete de flealoges. M. Lanni., be. lately refund to accept s nahlwary Invent rode by se old amides lady to whom he wee•Wranpr. His Maids may that be will not take advantage of the 111-oow• Mend bequest of sa itnagiaat.ve wanes to deprive her Watkins of an ialteritanos capon which they lied juotly Nelms& A few days ago Prince Miksch expressed to the Berrien Minister of Justice hie supreme out keept for the Comet of Caaratica, which had coafttnied the •cetsaos to twelve years' bard %boar prised by one of the inferior tribseala on a poor widow with three children, at hod Mien lose ammo " What was the value of the theme r' said the angry octogenarian to the minister. "Three ducats sod swoon awanzigers," wee the reply. " litre are throe ducats," said the prince, "and you'll pay the •eveo 7. orsasigers (4.10 d.) out of your own pocket." The wows!: wee liberated, mid pecuUary midst inre given her. At Vienna on Thursday lest Count Rummerskircb, ibis adjutant of General Count Mostenaove, rode out to the great bridge acres the Danube—known sr the "Tabor- Bruck. "—and, gv ding off hie horn, mounted the parapet or lialtarreds, sad jammed into the river. No ow yet kaowe why the =fortunate young men committed suicide. DEATH OF M. TOCQUSTILLE.—We regret to antounce the death of M. de Toctiorrille, whom great work oD Anterice, gad whose o'her liirrary labours, replete with the .loftiest political philosophy, have won for their author world-wide faxes—Tsayt, THE COST OF A Kist—The came d Damon V. Cooper, which was tried at the Liverpool Comet of P on Saturday, excited oposidersble ioterest. It was ma= to recover dasegm tor a kim, given under do following air. cureatancee appe.so 1 that some laereals were psaillag at the time, sad that the defi adroit, who is an ailing. was togged agala.t the pleintiff. On the 24th D. 1, last he called at the publieih use then kept by the Odd* of sad whilst there kissed the daughter. • nite-I•ilig girl, about Mew rare old. She leini.diMai leiff Aso mother what had occurred, who rebuked the for what he led dm*, upon which he naked where Om mistleiwo was, sad kissed bar, too, remarkiag that It eras the memeat kiss ha a ver had, to which ohs answered that It might be the doers*. The danghter Wm called, and mated that she toil her mother "a dirty old Jaw had lamed hv." (Laughter.) She slapped hie two eavirri times foe taking the liberty. Mr. Bret nada • humorous *tech for the defame, in colas... ties of hie client's madam. Mr.. Cooper's curls, he maid, tickled the defendant's cheeks, sad, poor ass, the trinstati wee toe street for him, ispeelany as It was Christoseiove. The learaml Ammer sussed up, sad the jary returned verdict for Um *ate, damages 61,--Lhorpoi THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1859. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) COURT OF BMITXRUPTCY. (Beim Mr. Cansielow (oelbani.) SHARE LISTS-THLS DAY. Two WOwow. The railway share market retalas a heavy and unsettled appearance. In many instances prices have sustained a fresh decline. North British stock has fallen 1 per cent. ; Berwick, per cant. ; and York and North Midland, 1 per ant Eastern Coanties, South Eastern, and Caledonian are also depressed. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 1; lAnomhire and Yorkshire, 921 to 93 ; Oreat Western, 671t0 1; Midland, 991 to 100; Caledonian, 391 to 1 per share ; Berwick, 89 to • York and North Midland, 74 to 1 ; North Britis h, 664 to 66; South Eastern, 201 to 1 per share; and Eastern Counties, 111 to 1. French and Lombardo-Venetian railwayshares are firmer. Lombardo-Venetian Old shares are now quoted to 1 prem.; and the New, par to f prem. Canadian railway shares have fallen. Bast Indian railway steak is steady at 101* to 102. 01DLIAILY MAME AID WOOLS. win. Medea plea —&-- i= . IN IN 1 litusii Name 4p. iLtsisalikiri-i -74 p. 4. 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Amide's Lad :.1 rostr il lt " OhmedaZrifilita ii"n ee .l" • MIL . 1 Ilmiaisur Ili Me rid I bur As ladJmat. bra Na_. , ban sad LOS. TY lormiribtrietTal (L.) . . MI xi 6 :a N lll4 Bsi MI 1/11 71 rei I 14 11 m • 111 t it 111 14 .7. iw I. ik r 1 1. _ _ . ).4.., GZ.Virs.7.6l= laallas.Orip 0. Madlso IrrigrWinial Motltiorw Ilk _Tel Moilmla. Si Itle• plasma Dlinimi OD. =36..... , 111.1euer00.0.A.100 1.1011. Ausloilooo 1 Ise et leismilim Itlnrilms. 4 laaraoUm.oo Ds. 10. 0 M .. ./01%= . 100 alinso zags •—• fas II ii li a. i P 7 F I ille r 4 "I 1 .I it - il a 0 0 Is pm 13 14 ''' I Th Ille 01 I to Al rONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Gwou. Great fluctuations have taken place this morning in the stook markets. The funds opened heavily, at Saturday's fall, and soon sustained a fresh decline of 1 per cent. A rebound of fully 1 per cent. followed, and the market has since worn a firmer appearance. Consols are now quoted per cent, higher than on Saturday afternoon. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange great agita tion has likewise prevailed. English and Canadian railway shares have fallen, but French and Lombardo-Venetian are better. The markets are now generally steadier in character than at an earlier period of the day. At Paris this morning, at 11.50 am., according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter were quoted 66.70 for the account, showing a fall of per cent. compared with the closing price of Saturday. Consols opened at 941 to 1 for money and the 6th of May, fell to 941 to 1, rose suddenly to 941 to 96, and are now quoted 941 to 1. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223 to 225 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 931 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to f ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 79 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 971 to 1; India Bonds, at 10s. to 12s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 36e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, at 991. The old Tartish Biz per Cents. present a fresh fall of f per cent., being now quoted 87 to 1, ex div. (or equal to 90 to 1, eras div.) The new loan after being pressed for sale as low as 751, is now firmer. Sales are recorded is follows :—Austrian Five per Cents., 601 (exchange 106.); Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 941; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201, 201; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 451; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 991; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for *moult, 30; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 87, 871, 881, ex die. ; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, 761 ; ditto for account, 761, 761, 76; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103; ditto for account, 1021, 1021. At Vienna on Friday the Austrian funds fell about 4 per cent. In the other Continental stock markets the fall in these securities was more serious. On the 15th inst. an instalment of 12 per cent falls dos on the Chili= Loan of 1,664.0001. Only 10 per cent will then remain to be paid. The same day is fixed for a payment of 250,0001. on Madras Railway 3rd Extension shares. The arrival is announced of the Roxburgh Castle, from Melbourne, with gold worth 188,0001. The imports of the precious metals last week were unusually extensive. Oar list includes: 4,4691. by the Ripon, from Alexandria; 242,0001. by the Parana, from the West Indies ; 16,0001. by the Tyne, from Brazil ; 109,3001. by the Royal Charter, - and 130,0001. by the White Star, both from Mel - bourne; 10,0001. by the Athenian, from the West Coast of Africa ; and 37,8001. by ie City of Wash ington, from New York. The total value of the week's imports, including those announced on Saturday, is not leas than 715,0001. Nearly the whole of these supplies have already been art away, principally to the Continent, in pay- ment for The specie by the Weld India steamer was de livered on Saturday, and the 129,8001. in gold was taken for the Continent. The exact amount of specie engaged for transmis sion to Bombay by the steamer Ripon to-morrow is 791,9231., all silver except 4,7801. in gold. The government remittance in silver is 347,7501. The shipments of specie, nearly all silver, to the East by the last six steamers have reached the enormous aggregate of 3,680,0001. The bills drawn by the Finance Committee of the Council of India by the outward steamer represent only 4331. tls. Bd. The result of the poll for the election of an au ditor of the Pernambuco Railway Company is in favour of Mr. Cheshire, who has obtained a large number of proxies. Mr. Franklin commanded a nutity of the personal votes. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph Com pany are about to send a steamer to the Mediter ranean, with a view to commencing the repairs of the cable between Malta and Cagliari. The guaranteed interest is advertised upon the shares and bonds of the Royal Danish Railway Company. The next quarterly sale of indigo will commence on the 10th May. The Beemah and Lydia have arrived from China with 1,629,1001 be. of tea. The Roxburgh Castle, from Melbourne, hue brought 1,769 bees of wool, 22 bake of sheepskins, 62 casks of tallow, 21 mks of black sand, &c. SATURDAY Consols, which closed yesterday at 954 ro ti r ice money and the 6th of May, were Scat marked this morning at 93, and gradually declined, closing at 944 to 1. The official business report is u follows: Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93, 94', 944, 941, 944 I ditto, for account (6th May), 96, 94 4, 941 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 94, 934, 931; New Three per Cents., 931, 941, 93/ ; Bank Stock, 223 ; India Stock, 220, 221, 2191; Indian Four per Cent. De bentures, 974 ; India Bonds, Bs. prem. The New Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta. were also officially marked 794 and 794. Exchequer Bills were steady, at 335. to 38e. prem. India Bonds were lower, being pressed for sale at Bs. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were fiat, at 974 to 4. Nearly all descriptions of foreign stocks were weaker. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. fell 14 per cent., and the New Loan 2 per cent. ; the former closing at 904 to 91, and the latter at 784 to 77. After the close of the Stook Exchange, a fresh re duction of 4 per cent. was quoted. Spanish De ferred Three per Cents. left off at 294 to 301 ; Mexican Bonds, at 201 to 214; and Sardinian, at 79 to 81 ; *bowing, in each instance, a fall. The lieu:- new in this department was general. Bank shares to-day were dull. Ottoman Bank have fallen to 19 to 4 ex div. London Chartered Bank of Australia and Western Bank of Loudon were more offered. Agra Bank were in demand. Peninsular and Oriental ' - Steam Canada Land, and London District Telegraph sha res, were also heavy. Commercial Dock stack was officially marked 104. Victoria Government Bonds were again quoted lower to-day. The Foar-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Debentures of the But Indian Railway Company have fallen to par to cr. lubbalpore Extension shares of the East Indian Railway Company were officially marked 0341 V I prem. Riga and Dunaborg Railway shares were dealt in at die. MINES-THIS DA Y Two o'CLocw. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Russell are dull, Mart 101. Shares in Lady Bertha, Wheal , East Basset, Tolvadden, and Stray Pamines have net with some business, but the market general is quiet. In the Stock Exchange Alfred Cons ly ols 'hares are officially marked 61 ; Lady Bertha, 11 ; But Basset, 229; and East Wheal ßussell, 10, 101, and t t. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in at 12g. Other foreign as well as colonial mining shares are inactive. The prospectus is issued of the Great Central Mining Company of Devon (Limited), with a wo posed capital of 30,0001., in shares of 11. each. The setts which it is intended to work are situate in the parish of Ilaington, near Newton Abbott, and are stated to contain valuable copper lodes. The pro- spectus intimates that not more than one-half of the proposed capital will be required. Another new undertaking is the Devon lapunda Copper and Silver Lead Mining Company (Limited), also with a proposed capital of 30,0001. The work ings on this property , were relinquished some time ago, the Old Devon Kapunda Company falling into embarrassment, after an expenditure of upwards of 20,0001. The pnrchue money is to be 16,0001, is equal portions of money and shares. A letter from Mr. H. Hitchins, of the Devon Great Comb Mine, speaks favourably of the prospects of the adventure. At meeting of advesturas to United Muse held an the 6th instant, & dividend of 31. per share (1,20013 Wal leaving I balance of 7761. he. U. to be carried to the credit the next eateant. Wheal Beesetdeclued oa the 6th but. a dividend of U. per (3,0721.), luring a balance of 2,1631. 171. 2d. to be osniad to the eredit of the next moment. The &comets presented et the nesting of shareholders fa Penhalls Wine held on the 6th Wet, showed a &halo lame of 1931. 12a. 9d. db. I .4. I 111 " 1walL I Ca r e lientr I "S te I .4111 11 i i = I. 4I9.O L STe 1 1 •. S rx.:= P, iti l .1.1•4 ------ 714 701 Id 711 64 li 8114 ---- F 1 aa 1 r us = l a re mk t :; 661 171 61 -=--= t iit NI ti . NO 1 N Is I N 64 NI 111 611 - 11:1 Ft 100 E . 1 . lc- 1n 66 u all I N 3 O O rel ril .o.wiliaraili log usi wm 176 671 NI 16 7 N. rfi 1 . t rvir .. l I si e . 31 .z... 3 5: Ls % 16 31 1 ft 1146 8 OEMs ~.. -_ NAN Lilligte..... a 0.4 3 1 a l eill 1111 11 i ge / VV•Mors. 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The butrapt w deserlbei me a warner weber mad beim, of the YYrYa He bad towseeollel the Ike Nymph. ThJe wee the ardente weeliac. The debts were caly about ; awl the well*, is the are was that the meets ea *nisi that ateowet. . . . . . Ills Honour aosaarrisd Ur *mace of Use bsalmept la kispin his propsety Weather, rd granted a first-dor air. Waste. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOU U. Wee. Brennan, labourer, end Marione Dons, a wretchedly end wonsan, of 60, were br gehh beim the Lard Mayor ohnegod wit h arealtiag City poollosmea Aglemed, 672. belted deposed that on Baturdey alibi, about 12 o'clock, be memos duty in Half Moon-stress, Titre he saw*. herb pristaar and bar boabsad, whim the woman amid : He le the —who inched us base on Friday raoseing4ffe teld bar libe l eight to be obliged to hint instead of abnellegbimos eibey wen In a ebb which required some one to tee ere et them. Im mediately be said that the husbend IWO* bill a violent lare widebknocked kin down, and wheat down le hmalv him. He got op and took the husband C mg enseelly, but he wee immediate] wiwomfat by • me et ibarteme ea Miss people, dews spin, end the passer mewl While ea the the secon d Use the n:M bis kainser kicked bin, sad C a ged to spring bb me* breemr, wen snatched away frees him, and b• bed not ma slew Before he could get away be we. ungifted to me be slat, and struck the mob greaser • blow cell to eye, time meek Epee which led to hie aggrdesesion, afterward.. Tbeliessim pisses 's huebend had webs= sten AIM The mem of the finale prisoner's rune* about Friday was that Pvi/ay week he (the officer) maw bar and he, husband lying buskin the street, and told them to go berms, end went web Wes to make sure that they did do so. They were beth am* again on the gement occasion, and, be bet, were drunk generally. The weer& mid be officer aggravated her and her has hes& sad Beams sad a knew nothing about the smolt use be was Mid he wee mated, and when he went to the statics be skew himself he was takes Into melody. — ThaTiftwo ;et /or woo days to hood tabour. 11AZLIOIIOUGH-BTHINT. SOVIIIIIT AT TO "10111 Iva XOllllll.lllll elate." .IhiselstA moult, was charged whh mod, .t; M n reevewor-equere, at Tarbes thine, the at e wales of the trashes of the testitution NOM the " _ br llotherter Girls." . . Ms Weft 111171aZth Orttraie,ti7superintendest of the Hems, mid *optimiser had been employed by her dace No vember hest se seek at the Homo, and that since January last she had bass semsteatiy losing some of money from a drawee be the henry tabh to the dam which she always carefully lealted, let Stagnantly had found o{ en. On making up her essunnte an the 16th of March, she mimed V. 10s., awl as the 28th she pot • 51. note and other moor, In the I eitww, Iseidagthe drawer ail usual. On the let of Aped the pdmistr absconded from the Horne, and the neat day, es esewdelag the drawer, she mimed from it the U. sad stbt stiatie, altogether about 7!. 10e. She gam notice to tba bushel the maw of the note, and information to the piles at Vlsesivest. She heard nothing of the prisoner Illaterday lee, when the prisiscr came to the Home, sad is whore ea* what ahe had to say to her conduct, she at ant doted bash. Wotan the worm bat afterwards eon- Med she Ithttshis it, ask had thaegai the 61. note in the Totleshats-coutwood. MIN wets se wages owing to the tils, sad she hawed she bag he weary el her on ; ere r had aseerleisol that the Omer hal bees dm vidther theatres sad Meg shoat Is who with a casposka, eptsdlag sheet 10a. a day. Isar/wet to the the prisoner meld she was told If ▪ seisowiedgel .1g the wawa she should sot be Misshm& add the dieting* told the primer ehewoold Minim) bar for what she had talus from her, but that the emery bring that of 011111/ elks could not do so as far u that wee concerned. The prisoner was then remanded. SOUTHWARK. ATTIMPTID MODE. Jana Bidwell, a young woman, about 30 yearn l a n decently clad, was brought before Mr. Burcham, with attempting to commit suicide at London -bridp. It appeared from the evidence of a oouatabts of the M dielabm, that ea Sunday night, the 3rd fastest, he was aa duty soar the runway terminus, when Ms attemtienvesealled to a female, mettles down the steps Lelia, to the river In • emetic state. Ile immediately followed her, end feetasately caught hold of her airtime es she was about to gismo into the river, It being at that time sear high web*. He sob rattled in getting her evils. seep., what she mid she wee tired of her We. Ilie at the time she wee brought Woes Wm es Meadeir k the „ sated her why she made such as:asesept ea bee whoa she sail that ea foetuestely she had bum led eabery, emit wee lived of that mode of life, sad la a memest el exeillemat meditated Weide. Mr. Bueehasa amerdiagly remeaded her to gaol he a week, so that she might bees the ertratiosa of the rev. cheakio. who would bores, ea her Wad the emormity of her olence. On the primmer beim agate brought up this Mir Leda, Me thief disk, said that be had received a let., from the Rev. Mr. Joseph, the chaplets of Harwe mmger-leas Gaol, maim fork teat the prisoner repaatel of her rub act, sad that be sad mother gestleresa were reedy to place her ia ea MAMMA' if his worship would dis charge her awl head bee over to them. TOO enamor ezpremed her Wishfulness to the chaplain for his kind luterfereses d but basal, sod she promised kith fully never to repeat such an attempt en her lids. She was that discharged, and mat one to the isatitalien in charge of the nreeseager of the court WORSH IP-ST KEW. • JODOR 07 raced. • • . Ake Setienik lily dos ;71e7nr, was charged be kee ML WH=lsst with sistaling from the parses. Mr. leis as the Bhorediteli terminus of the Sanwa GeMeelitay, stated that between nine sad tin en fletesley ailhb bat he was looking at the portraits of Mr. sad Ike. larasp William% exhibited In • viodow user Shoreditch, whoa the prisoner dashed at and mind his broom pie, valor 30s. Witness, festful that his watch might follow if he did sot button up his cost, hat asseuted that precautionarytonsure, and then gave , shoethig Stop Usite." Prisoner dodged mod the suns rem atolls in the High-street, but weasels/4 by another per ms, and aubeequently the Were& ty stolen was found. Mr. D'Erecoart—Did you sae the prieoncr before be isetchei the pin P Proseenbir —I did not, or his face would hoe fornishel se with ea index to his Intentions. Mr. D'! —Are you • phonologist then? I see a of this,.., but oterms moans pardoner in =punts Wales. Prenentee—Wall, sir, It is • natter of opinion. Gangs Jelson, a labourer, told the court that he ern engin the paneer, who then had his hand closed, be tank him ever to the nitwit, station, but the pie could not be hod On estweling In the mad, where the aptore ins signed, it wes Sensately recovered. Hams, 81 11.—lo Match, 1838, prisoner had Ora menthe for (slay—ems after that was sent for vial and megaitted. Os that occaaion the judge toll him It was fat to the jury hod dose so, es be Intended M sentence his to penal earn tads—then being sena collegian splint his. Mr. D'llysetert—Sneol This man to justify your Mr creme"", pronoster. He will saw plot trial. WANDSWORTH. PALTRY 201111212 22 A SAILVAT PORTIR. lltorZrir, vb:Zee:a; is lb•;;;‘ , 7; of the lirighton and South Coast Railway Compass, he the last sine years, wee charged with stealing a whip, value Ik. It appeared fr.,m the seldom* that the prisoner wee en gaged es porter at the Pimltoo sham, is On the oftentnen of the Slot alt the coachman oda lady named Wakeman, of Cotes Hall, litrapihins dross Imo the station with hi* zoistreses earrias an/ horses ter the purpose of going to Brighton. Re was too late for the train be isteoded to travel by, and haviog placed his whip is the horstrb tz, be went away, cod left the artier sad horses beh;nd. He returned two hours efts& wends sad toned the whip gone. Inquiries were made about the whip, bat It cnld not be fou nd . In the 'resin the eddy was thenovered concealed la the carriage dock wader a ghee el wood. It wee allowed to remain there, eel a pellormsetable of the -V Divines was desired to wake the whip. He concealed himself Is a &stelae. meriage, sal shoat twisty tabintes afterward* the prisoner eameg and took the whip from under the piece of ei and thrust It between some pains, Into a meadow. The officer came out end said, Well, you have pleated the whip safe Oleo," upon which he implered his sot to say anything about it. He was not then &ea labs ongody, but ultimately the Valk meager ordered. them pest esolisp to be taken. This pisser, who said be put the whip where It was limerd, wee cowshed kr two menthe' imprisonment for the shouted pareselsa. Disszerzerruc.—Oar of the editors of the New York 11%-alrow hes bee. Odds/ the Vetted States Supreme, Oast et Washington sad *eye of the' ine Judge* he rag • 4. debt at iliezu looked for ►all wall Mks a roar of men oat names mettles in an • In.elligeoco oak,; waiting to he Moe." Yesterday's Monitor.. announceathat the operations of sa amok kr lb) revision of the Military Cleo of 1859 • styes sa the lest. TM Priam Albert milled from Galway on Battu meteleg, am., Aria mai for Newfoaadland, and i riallielge. d . . LIIIIII LIABID AT PLIED 97 N NI 491 NI NG 1? 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Tie imports of foreign grain into Landon last week were reported this roorniog u soma of wheat, and fair of barley and oats. Weakr.-Iteglish Melted folly lad Monday's priors, and in soma sates la. to 2A. advisee. Foreign held for an ad vent* ; aorta continua AOLTOIL EDO& white, 42a. to 48s. ; red, 40e. to 48s. par qr. ; Dental° and Kmaige berg, 435. to Mk per 4941 b.; Roeinek, Ma. to 60e. ; other gds par* 40s. to 4810. Futon firm at fully lest Monday's Woes. Town, 30s. 28°Th' t Trench, to 40e. ; Norfolk, 275. to 27.. M. pr 30t. to 83a. per 280Ih. ; .ow Amer., U.S., 20s. to 23e. ply herr& BANLIT, malting @arts, guise trade, at last Illooday's prim. Beconds7, more inquired mbar, and the tarn in seller's favour. English, 28s. to 435. pre quarter; BalUo, 245. to 335. ; other sorts, 21s. to 25e. per gr. Oars firm at fully last Monday's priest. British, 20.. to Me. per qr. Russian, 19e. to 22a. per qr. ; other Bailie ports, porta, 20a. to 28.. per qr. Bssers.-English, quiet rale at butt Manley's= Egypilsn quiet. English tick, 365. t 401.; 425. ts 44n per qr. Foreign, 34a. to 435. per qr. Psis unaltered, at last liondsa's priors. English Ueda% 40s. to 425. ; bog and grey, 88.. to 42a.; foreign whits, 38s. to 40e. FLOATING CAIOOIII.-811100 last Friday only 9 Wen vowels were reported arrived at ports of tall, 4 wheat, 4 maize, 1 barley. Of these and thous geevionsty arrived, about 22 rergoes mamba aired an sale, via.:- 10 wheat, 11 males, sad 1 barley. The isles reported on Betanday last, were dues cargoes barley, two Odor, at 208. 4 a m ead2Os. 10}11. per 40011ba. ; and oseDaeubs, at 21s. Pee INTO LONDON Yr APIIM a 19 aPZIL L DOW. M.. OMR P. Floe, 13t b 1 SM Ta c gi 43 .... 3381 I7Lb fwd mai 14318 0171 13 33 II 834 IL C. 1611 4908 710 046 79 1 .... NIT OR IL IA:. 41/1 04 30 0 16 • 048 MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The following public sales ere advertised for to-morrow 00 0 Begat : 200 hhds. Demerara, 16,000 bags Mauritius, 1,000 bus Bengal, sod 200 bags Madras. Coffoe . 100 casks Plantation Ceylon. Ries: 3,000 bags. Snotta.--Ws an withut transactions to report in this article ethos Friday, but the market has a steoly appearance. COPTSa continues firm. TEA.—Thera hu been an improved demand since the re ceipt of the telegram published this morning, and it is now mutely possible to buy at Satarday's prices. Black leaf comma has sold at a shade &dunce, and common oongousoid 131 d. cult, end quoted IP. 2d. usual terms. Want Fran has sdraaaed U. in oosesquenos of the was like news teethed on Saturday. TALLOW MARKET.—(IIIIB DAT.) The market is licto. Town Wart. quoted 12e. ed., net ash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ws. Id • all the iscath, 63e. 6d.; Juse only, 635. 64. to 63e. ; Judy to Sep tember, dia.; October to Deeleabse, 645., "buyers. PAITIOULASS OV TALLOW. lia. IWII. IVA past go UM Wm day NA. 15.60 11017 14.100 DeAvcry WA walk ........ ............ MA 1.t71 LIM Ditto tram Ist Jugs • NC 14.713 19.009 Antsl•4 week 441 101 Ditto tram be Jaw KIM KW 93.743 !eke Y.O. gra wt. tali fp lO% el. M. 6/ &IL .d. Mite To Yet arw.1••••••••••••• lit 911. - - - Arvin/ fir Us. gook weillag Mb Of Amil Yet 740r.1.121 and &limy. 1,307 mks. Tho arrival lasi work eoroirrlooll 172 maim Corm Brio I from Odor; 343 from Booth Amok: mad 74 from other pisom.,—Total. idl sac METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is rather larger than on Monday hat. Trade is very heavy and pekes on the average are lower. Ths supply of sheep is not mach larger; the demand is, however,very limited, consequently several remain unpaid. 0 Jed calves, being warm, are still very dear. Prom Ger many and Holland there are 143 bode, 1,230 sheep, and 43 calves ; Spin, 13 besets; liddland, 30111 masts Ireland, 114, Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,300; sad lap from th e Northern and Mid .m 1 o 'MUG Per stem at tam r. e. a 4. tier Mr et W. a 1.4. 0. D i zt= or. ordomtr— Log 4 10 02 Sem ‘44)10 1 10 Do. Cs Ohara 4 - 4 0 Wyss $ ih relrlin s at bi s " 11141 4 - 0 M bra thiatrei 4 fie; Wee, 06 • 716. D 44 I; MP. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Madam Palisades sad Smith repast that tits hop stasket is Very Anna! tally late latees,ead Rae samples scarce. LEGAL STANDARD Or 102 THE MEASUREMENT GA& A meeting in furtherance of a movement for pro moting the mossorentent of pe by a legal st indard, was hold a few days since in the parochial school-roma of St. John's. Notting-hill. The chair was filled by Mr. HENRY INAAO NEILD, who was supported by a ooneicereme number of the twin-ntial residents of the distdot, and others laterested in the quietism. The CiI•IRMAN said the more immediate object of the meeting was to support • public bill, which the committee who bad meneed the meeting had been instrumental in laying before parliament, to More accuracy and toffee ropy 10 the measurement of par, thus doing away with than serious anomalies and wresgulsrities by which the measurement of that Important commo dity was at present chance r . wed. The bill bad been, with greet care. and had been in'reduced into the Cu P a i rot Peen by Lord Hedged** end had already panel the first reading. He said meet persona knew how vague and unsatis factory the present system connected with the measurement of gas wee. He bad bionelf been subjected to much annoy. awe to oonsequence of the present loose system, and he ad duood figures to show from his own ezpertence that the pre sent system was marked by the most glaring Inegalariiies, and concluded by expressing it se his conviction that there was no cure remedy for those evils bet such as it was the desire of the bill then before parliament to fnrnleh. - use mentioned by one of the Radiates that although great Improvements had taken place of late years in the construction of gas-mwers. many 000rpaniee,to the =jury of commoners, pertinaciously refused to avail themselves of those baprovemente. He said that the wet rotten mod in rogue were those which were called "long spouts," and which Were liable tonight= very inaccurately. In many cases It bad been found that meters In too were registering from tee to thirty per cent. ageism the customer. The oar . rest registration of the wet meter depended upon the due ob eervance of the waterline. If the water fell be lo w that level the company suffered ; it it rose shove it then the consumer suffered. He believed that not one consumer in a thousand understood the mechanism of a meter. Therefore, little or no cite* was put upon permute who, to save themselves trouble, or teem sheer OliftlfelOWS or ignOcano! were liable to pour in en eras& of water, thereby causing t he meter to regiAer to a proportionate mixt mallet the consumer. He observed that serious irregularities were found to east in oonoexion with dry meters she, but arising from causes of a different natal% Mr. C. Lococu Wass novel, "That the nature of the bill for regula'ing the measurement of gm now pending in the Howe of Lords, having been emirined, is approved by this meeting." He said that meters were obtaisible which would register within 2 per cent. of a given standard, and that, practically, all that was aimed at by tho present bin was to extend to the measurement of gas a bill passed in 181$ for regulating the weights and measures tired in the sal* of other commodities. It would be found that the pre sent bill would be attended with equitable reftliflf, cot only to the mineumere bet to the iiite Calaji_anfee themselves, Tin negathea WIG seconded by Mr. MICHAEL HALL and earrkd unsaisoonsly, and a committee was spreinteff to tats the necessary steps to any the bill inuodnced into the of the th ebainnan iS arum of Lords Lord - &deedale. It may be men tioned that Hr. Garnett, 31. P.. has 'emoted hill, hoe also consented to perform, pro km., tbe secretarial duties connected with the movement. N . ledolhd.thLetiv.icerac,boa;tLinuadnaohtio.p, CHURCH PREFERMENT.--nt e2Acil of the Roysl Aitrouotairsl S er ioty o f Look* Uwe . reelatt& Rev. Dr. Janos Booth, F.R.8., to the bum; of thous, not Aylesbury, Bucke. C RYSTAL YALACIL. HALF-CROWN Dit. SATURDAY. APRIL 9 —Advantages eapereett, 2,426 tett% toj mem ties% 4033. Toed visitors, MK I I I I