The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 8, 1869. LAW INTELLIGENCE. SHARE LISTS,-THIS DAY. same' POSINNIOIL TI -.- ma I is. I swum. I , th. =: ,• 1 1 1 , 0 , ••••• • Two 0'C1,009. (THIS DAT.) The railway share market to is flat, in sympathy ea 111•404 111 IR 140•40. .. U U u -.- with the funds. Most of the leading stocks are 1 li E tt4l4ll4l" ii I Rti am , C ou RT . OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE , quoted at a reduction of j. to I per cent. The a ir jr,4 4 `l,,k' . u„,.. n lii,. :. j Maws she Arty Ordlear.) principal fall is is Caledonian, which is quoted 801 „, 101 Noe ...... ---.... - - ale En Pretemees 9 PI 1:101..0 r. irrLllllL-.soul 4111 Y. to 1, being I to 1 per cent. worse than yesterday. la a *idea enm•efiese, tia The yam Imams ef floyMille 10 °al° . * m g thz J ut London and North Western stock is now quoted Ip. 4 AIL, 144 wh ei. . Lat St 90 will of Mr. Hugh (VW, Ws of Psztazze az* " nes ' 941 to f ; Great Western, 681 to j, being steady ; it., V**, ..; bi es lat who died at an advanced au oe the loth of eseternter, 1868, , Imirlast property snore to bed the value d 90,000 i. Th. Midland, 100/ to 101 ; Lancashire and York- a ."' "mak . -.. o lia , 1 °, 6 , 91 party propounding ma Mr. Ingram, the sole essestor, re- shire, 031 to £441; Booth Eastern, 91 to j par share; A I 1 011 eaduary legatee, and deviate. Eastern Counties, 11 18.16 to 16 -16 per share ; ri . .. - - , em tie The virtual drisadant was Mr. Frei. roller, of Combill, Berwick, 91} to 99 ,• North British, 67} to 66, * au 0 9 4 am timer. the !lest mare sad beir- at -law of the deceased, clic. ; York mid North Midland, 761 to 'l6; and aL 1 11 1' . 1.11..... 47...... : .. -.. IWi ter i I° o o3 1 .% ICS ri flir *re, misted pr4bate on Ma Fount of defect of execution, al . want of testamentary muerte, end undue intloance. These London and South Western, 92 to f. so •J a .... 1i r i bY pleas had, however. bees withdraws • and the cm, Um- French and Lombardo•Venetianesilway shares have lie .. c N J• 11 An Foto, came hefon the jury ea an undef ended one. declined. Lombardo-Venetian Old shares are quoted S IA res Dr. Addams Q.C., merely cold the atteetiog witnesses , te 1 prem. • ditto New , jto j prem. East Indian ....• 01 . . ....z..- ....- ..-- . 6 - who peered the duo execution of the will on the let of March, Away '. . inquired for d firm, but the New RI - I-ILT: 3,0 11100.0 111 1i.51,t0 I Mr Hankies (Lc., end Mr. Cracknell, append for th e Debentures have declined to Ito 1 Preen. 4 tee -- -.....„ iOs tor defendant, bat they did not offer say observations. OSMAN MAIMS AND MOM 4Gni S auto: Icale-WriWal: - =. 113 c jury found a vadict for the plaintiff, and the •2:31111 n o ip , I u 5.... 1 Mem . 1 lade mow a at. win. oaeoos. nam. td IN lii thl ,!..e rtel probate. 1 es Ima a p & pew _ di. WV iii) in Sir C. Crested' declined to eerily for the medial jat7, and • $ as Anote..eon,ard„abLas. 4 el 1edAir.14%,11.1 . reamed the question of costs, expreming, however, • hops sil iltrivileetv.,amerems 11 1 F' ro do teethe* em. Rd 1M that elm private arrangement would le come to on that ll6 al° 140 4 1011401310 " 100 ;I v ~, Arbrel end b5etec......... 11 Idi Net wetea udasep.7l I M tok Co oubjem lbektme, ll 1.14 di 'Madras ftar. 41 sweat. 1M La pa ani ... *. *. .. .... - - a u al , Dell me eiet... 6 ...-: jet el. 13,( COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 94 ' a %Wm -..- U Ili xd 111 sl - al I Oa 4e • saa as is iss IV P. ' .. em i --- Mr tic (Before Mr. Registrar Miller.) ;rx i A di;ziri . 02 ill " a Deed 7 1 .L._ ISO Melbeares •-• .„., 6 - - So 77‘. 771'.01.0-40 AND AIIIIIICAN 11T5.411- SHIP/7100 COM. 110 Do. 01 orb ,Irti oa .- : 14 • , t it - -de sh PAST (LIMITID). of .0. 0 d. • 11 II it lk. -d. ha An order for wiadingesp this company was made a fair 1 a i ligel ook, ret 11 Ile ad te made .. ....-- 1 ed i We daye ago , on the ,patition of Mean . Money, Wigram, sad E ..... so so si 1 It .. 4, . , .... 195 IN Ec Co., .0 Blackwan. It was then mated that several other E amen..swe. -T .. 4. 47 g.. „....aiii; . .:---- 'if g t ~ towns lord bees prosestad, and two of them were updated .. lo il be is hea:Mg to-day, re5a1W ... .....7.7. l oi 4 1 I ; Mir; Th 'il . .t l j. ° . a: 0 WI Mr. Linklater aid Mr. flaws appeared (or lb . respective 114 111 pentionem, and voted en anoints the petitions to Mad doe 11l 111 - pr over until the 3rd of May, in order to vermin whether the 2 ~k B LT., Meld LIME= AT MEND 111/ETAUL s o company will submit to the order already made, or appeal ;Ems lase.. . - 1611 0 11 kb I P 4.1 leaways. I die pries. lkom Fi rpeise. it. ea eargi i 2 . 0 4 ad ,m , ......r . v - - 101 THE POLICE COURTS. g trjamil alk : . 101 110 1 la a N. N a l resters) PT 111 sad Waded , Ito • ILI/stem U co fo (TRW DAY.) ~, ..... . :::..... _„"...: XL if, VA pie ail. do .. -.- abase. at 1 911 I 4 Oa me NM les MIL de •• • • ••• ••• If MANSION-HOUSE. 1 1 I ri'im,l.ez 1 t • MAN Or Msla a. dudes Pe 111 114 IN AS ores 104LOVII diCaI:ITIXO 0/07C11. • 1 Do. INA =••• UlOlll - • 1111 •1111111•1_, 011041, ber i zzamosi IL CM IT 19 D 1, :Maw ilesdre sad Cleary* Bowmen, two Wowing see, N. 1 2 loM Ica 5 . 1 . ....••••• , ••• 4 - • u IT • 1 M. /web* al were charged with USK obtained le. es& from Ourp Ws R u a=,,,riN7aa. Tel r, NI I Warglifetherni lt2 144 Gardner, • CUM temente, , and nomillag Meow. Le. leetele ....--.. 1 eta* 4 2 a ftl i =.lar . r o t . V Z li 14 er Complainant deemed the yestordsy, while genies by IN loade• delltiredwa.. N 114 tu I 01 denser gaiety, at his Wass in Ileanostost-bee, be wee mid Waark..llb4Aleawildh. le .. 000111.4 Ruda 'iii ~ .. the two young 'Wows, who wire at s pablikheam 4 " . Te n -... .4 Int Es tot lei Z D t aL ekall.M.l 11 . 17* la herd by, winged to idiot, and that epos gob; SWIG de= serves tle of be leami the p p boars, who mid they wore very sled ore SlOg imm t:M all Sewesele ... r ri. * iiinoi:; iti lie li to see him, for they were very hard up, end, se Igo a r il oi ri il . 0. IN two, it Neatheao ce sedentord, muted to enlist. Old to moorage seek 0 Seem a - Os am eel ow . a a a • leoeato drains he el. ol treat Is a few pots of i t k i rre . i 4 - Kw Leweekeft Nue esaia t . . le hew, sad then put the gaesties, whetter they were e We, es Ali. ....... rj I ei. 0. i - 20 abk. and willies to sem boo 19esty, Qom Victoria 1 110 gam Aii16;11: --' - ri 441 ad •711 ad Nan Weda.Vlta . i . liatleek Le■. aga auto a a (ekes might OW keg preserve). They gm a reply, 2 °I'M al We vr.. i. „: ues t 1 ouch he maimed selramdvery, sad Menem be Upped tee g, non.m-bodcl_.. iii ses 114.64 membel immece them the mail finings, and regarded them thencefommed n 1 !..1 Ito I. It. _. a. Wm lair 111 MAN, I 1 111 1111 w a hio until la thbold lave an opmetenity at 1;;; tl:: r e 7 :7 . 7 . 7 . - NI on 111CFLW 01 AI _ tio;i ma loth* higher enthorities. Contimag Ist je ig e, ass l a u m ay - la ti his lishess. lei par theta some more laser, sad then he Alikiela w Jo. - I -7, L i SI _ if " *** l "' "' ti beught th em to Os City to be • st•essd, bat to hie/rest oar- w 1 h mli.i - Ur florid Bio. 4 3.1 de Ili 1 prix they teem/ to enter the Wks, seserthig that they * I x 6 s, w a y* ~.---. 4 141 04. KO e ... It dichet ma to cutlet , and aim hod smut. Tee ceramte- lier likatere. Wm. ClifilWir. alt 99 _ea aal Dawichwis • 0: tog ibis he hed bees gnarly e Wished, be gem them late Vea i r••• • •••• 1 6 - ----- . • c.• ou .T. N N cemody. g. --- pl; ir. ad If a Bowden said-That there table ell gamma, end this i . al a 11l 11 Ili IX Ile iteminst ge to We tens as I'm agorae to all is the truth. -- al Ile ad ea 47 ad el et 111 That Mil pose there coined into a public-hones where 11. g 4 :2;,,,,.... .4 pi op WI fet natvz 1 It ti was • atoadeag, sod asked um if we would have something to ______ 0 46 LI driak, sad we WE . Tors" sad so he gave us emu, beer, sad _,_ ------ to tot 10 • 01 • I dm me ere beer, sad Um he asked as if we would N S, 1ai11 1 66 6 - Va m a COLONIAL IDOVIIINUNIS nouirrum. wile, sad we both ea se aid " No, we didn't want to be au mass at as.. ll la • Marrs" Well, thee, rye ha " Will you hive e milling r 01l t r 1 Drarrm SIM In ii ii, ~ .., toe. II mi I teem I kr4 I at. prim. 1 Sato. t sad el come we ~od "Yee, " se we had no work, and Xi TiVele Mete , :::: . Or e ig oi ded pm eme t leb Ott 3 Ni 111111 -.- he pie se Is. apiece ; but be hewed we Wet mean to es- me Vol. of ew es' . p_ _ • a, tr,lleareader. US 311 114 Wt. 'coo as bow wed told him so. on w ir5 i rv . a L i........... r _ is '''' low eremeleir till Mel 11l c Barnett mid-. That's the trim tee, and no miatake.” sit '''.. 4.P.Wahoeroarealew ect st lea ...- • Do. ap. a. 1471 to 111711 101 1011 1031 17 (Laughter.) W. ibli via la sed a ft a a 4 N ../1 81 7 ..... . no. 6p. a.P0111...... 10 1111 OA 1401 ea The alderman to'd the compl Mane be had bees • little leo t t Llegil lo4 MN al •IS r. 7. . Do. Ip. c.. 11• IN ••• - 1 wait au, a. them weed , ' proof that the primers Made! be all Wee Xc b ledlat 4 Leta! me ali . &hat wbea he gave them the money. ; VII Dm Meld Om - re .... . Mu. 11E4 . _,. I V 11 i The primers were then diacharpd. ‘-.. ~... t. tilli ° Z. el A se. I I+l M _,7 ~ _ , - - •• De. de. 46.4A.d/r.lOOl I* UN im al MU ad MARLBOROUGH-STREET. riniumusou MALI -----. larawsivs 50..... or 1 LATZ 01111 811111LLEILT. 6.1 p 4,1 0 4 ..p0pp. 1 Owing Won. 1 ado. 1 body 11 am Wend, • charwomen; Aim Wills e, 'see 6 .. 1 , 6 , La* * a 4 , a .m. Aop MITI= 11.011111. ‘ as, . Welitose Mid., lour de:rester ; sad iletwe Predwid W. le, I - -' -- - NI ad 14 Na Om Kum 1 P 4. Q. wide. 1 Wed 1 Gar. 4.1, s potter, were charmed with Malls slam and R. lees •!atetler, ._,.../ 1 I r L i 71 11 • a mediae. Mime t *I i i 1 jeer, eery of the valued 1801.. the proptry of lir. Edward N I re t 4 . T ie " tot ruse White Foa, dealer la water colour Maisie, of 60, Brooke ea Ire * a %I pot- le 113 ash ... Dm:cc Oesseh I sheet. et. 110 A Cee1114.•14 la " ii i t i ll 1 11. a 40 00 0 R/ 1 Fria the midetice of the pro•ocutor, 0 appeared that an au 1 , 1 ,1 t g... a m ., Ls 4,3 1 1 "'' nbud a =s r l ~.... -.1 Alt TO 1 17 14 111 101 1 a the meals of the 23rd of Menlo he west out to mend the 616 mama ftisk apm el 1111 401 o. Ceased 401.Adr. moires with he yrs a• • hands at Nottiog-hill, hula 0 A 11 . 0 - ''"' 4.01 e ... alll=Kap.„ 4.4' . _ t home in the care of Knee Wtits and Chrokel, and Is the ; it . Ts IMO .. o.W.Alteedrsustel /1.11 1 course di the esn'ng was fetched away, being telomed ,opp" ....cr 3,7 . 1.... .. O. M. Vie MIMS ei that during h s absence hie home heel beas me lel II a etSi. &pm IN 111 Ada ... Lem Bertha . Les C robbed. He mated i et-ly rei mod ok scab, sad cis searrt a te . iii 6 Irs Deaf rg 6 I F V s: a - I NN. rue :0 1 plea s toned that a cuptererd is did!' th• slate woo 1 114 .. ilele. Dame ' 211 i had tale unit moo rily forced, the door at ties Use not Wag 6 Too to ..... conk er a i ll . .. Lit li i c lesteted, and • large quantity of piste of my deneripeles EL 116 , 6 . all OW ... rmedescena 11T1 1 redes. 40.41. MM. A cap, . jemmy, "and seek of homehrerhere DA.- w, mim awe it s C Meer .. drirlds•Oodltia.be ss 1 1 km shoes were picked up end gives to Min by a oemeahle. Ile E . : al .. d. Madge gar Clwr 14 SO SI MX to los .. aOm Dem e-- - i 11 1 I He (pruiecutor) then mot to the bedroom, sad on opeehe a .IbA 16 11 LW. • •1t Me 155 WO wardrobe (sand that • boa which hod been enameled be- de. 4s. es. e itt pa er , i .. vl . r. a 1 a t hied some drum, had been removed, and placed on the Wile, i illesree. 0.0 Me •. • 4 WO 1 ..! el: ell Eenlne . • 14 46 and • quantity of jewellery, maisting of di woad sad other Omer Cm DIMS 111 11 111114. II 1 I dogs, mooches, Sc, was m I.n From the movements of i I F: --- ir Go Leo - Wee =/6 !• • 11 de 144 a/ ad the id•oo, and tool the feat that all the slued saddle were tee lame 7 I skillii HO 10 10 ir , : 46. ° = ' _ .... 1 , ish I. left behind, sad only the valuable me ;,ken, aed tram other CI 1016 "LS la' Id ... WIL ls geed. • •••• decumitaacia, he an I, dt, mapect that the thieves men st i 46 sees e a ea -. .. 11 0.00 .. IWO. • . -;* le 16 lave hen swan of the *me where the Moles were kept, os. Ha SN.WAter &Nal a i ll Xle 1 . 1 11 .. I • ~ v LLS Ili 14 1 and for that rum had given the pd.:teem Into ceiedy. 44. lee Ladd Ts. a 111. bet 40. I N NI UN 11 - . am on ex ,_ _ ~...,, .... Albs very tittle farther MMus was given, an • -. The Moser* were remanted, Mr. Bingham eels that Imo a 1 od. 13 /X 1111 keel -.-. II 11 10 1 be would take good ball for their oppose/ace. 4 it kr I je; Siii: . -..- 1111 80CTHWARK. iii. Si 14. 1 .1 Ip.eaiiiiii ..1 . CRAWS or SIOAIIT. /1/1. a alibi 1 1 ... I .. WORE,. MINIM i 0110.4. Fre. Alm .fit6,e, a suertable looking young wocassorea brought ill El A dmpalpidp 0. 1 40...1 Snub_ I Pd. I na t Mier . I 0440 . 1 up kr Mal examustiou Maned gosh intermarrying with a sem sionemamn• so Aeßmulke George Weems, her drat Maud, William Juby, being men.„Misestie lIE w e 111 amp d badato wa I thee and now !him. Mr. Noah appeared for the accusal. L i on lialba p o oo goso ""*. Il Aa& d.sedalle 1 • 1 lr I Da SI. /dad/ ad 11 1 George 04.01118, ea sermon, mid that he Demme Xi tier La lee Oaf eget. 44 - ad o immix) min 10:111•11.1ed . 4th the primmer la the early past of 1861, and AL 00 ' 3 1 0 . -0007 • 4 4 . 4 • "' I . ; e l ii N Itt . 4 1 atea1 444 4 4 1. 4 0•.,1 .... r .if N It beheriag kerb be a Mile soma, he olitered her merrier. It l rotas." pas. i - She dd nit object to it, and they ware "horny afterwards 1 IL as emila 1 410 Lee / I." 1 etaidai., S i sanded at St. Jobes Church. Since then the fleet husband .....a 'Sot 6 6 , 6 ~..„.••-•• • a * * s tg Iled i Prete. we . ' sere forward, sad rem her bit, c.olody. She wan a very g i _ 5; 0 ktr i ...74.; - Ea in roe s=. sl‘ i . ad Ira mud Whierioas women, sad be OM EOM to port with k lie 4.1 ant 17401011 - 10 Ika ir 1 ......iii . :::::::::: km Woe Prot v• - • - Wiliam Fitagerall, 116 M, proluord a cactiAmte eif (bat iliV i cil l e ml " b "*. m. nig li k _ .... 14 "I:4u F5 .:....-- a I • ...a.-!...... I . imirlogs, whico he had competed vita Me regime in the Si DellWlLelel_.X l •• Pit- 1, ir,. ehargh. He oho produced • certificate of her amnia.* with 3 rt ........ : „ = . 2 , 3 . A 1 pi. tioft:lpt a 4 6 Wanes Jaby, at St. Mary '. Church, In 1851. He tied /4 fer eat.- ..... 0 ,t, tti ' ' 1 =1 " ..th... 46.: 0;:i so. iso di egropeed Hoot with the perish register. iro cruise,... Creme Patois brother to ihe prisoner, mid he was premed i *sew 0 ° OW. 4 0 aul• "'' '" 74 OaleMblaban...... • 10 di St Mat marriage. Do.leer graS 6 , 6 , ell Death p. ot4 - -.--.. m... In noes exanunatios Mims. said that sous efter the core- op plawimaftwedrewwf 111 roomy Mr husband .11.osed her, end at lest turned her out of U all Do. M. 0 I as. na NUIONLIAISOIIII. doors, ea WI graerfordellimillea 11 g ors, tellieg Mr to I. oh after soother man. le. Ism I commis. TA ft. Wm. Mr. Nash asked bar If Jeby did not know she had bees It ate , p A.& lioalmoldnL. ,_ 1 16 101011111 111.11.WAn. married agant more then • year *go f le, Agadir Ausuk id ,a! wit.. lied that be did, sal Dequetly mat her when iii. raill• I 610 11 Flaw I SOIL he told her lie ar..tild sever triable her. Sae might live . 6 10 _„. 11 faisf asalfam • 0 " " .4 1•41. i a s 01 11" 4". 1 . 1. 1 1 1d.t. ild eumistably with her see,:nd hitsbud. A sh.rt tuns ago ;.1 •""""" • - ... 66 es C - 6;3 la i r- , ,lii; 4 - ..! I they had • quarrel, and ha g .ve her into custody through s.O moos dread 1 1 II DAL animism Lad 10 • n in ap,.. boil 10t .1.1 " .... --. ..:=1.1:: r i I .....,:t.latit, g g I The magietrile cimmined tor for trial, but occepled eei. lOC •11 ~„ _ _ I • !IWO lll U 0 for her spsearance et the 5ta1.0... 10 • ... ...... - ' cl"da l*TareleilLi 3 4 1 a l e e g . ‘11 .4.0111111110010_ 1 fel - - CLERK BN WELL 11 16 Dete 11 ail beriere itts. • Iwe 'MD pers- ea elt NI I. i PRIGHT7t L •Trinirr ' .7 miens. le a. Seebeese - - A reeprosbk I..king man, who gave the same el j ir io mo i =oLgim - = . 0 Oita i r = i; n el e 1 .1 , 14. n. 4 Fend mem Mechem, aged 43, deecribed se • ourrke, ge a = te el f tjill IhriAsondeadiSn R. Lineele Wild" - la 10 r resigns /•• 60, West -swat, Bennoadsey, was placed at the is Itattenles ...,_ _. - - , lip Dar I .-tqe Mr. Tyrwhi•t, charged with mereptiog to timmit di lake Onedstes sod Me - - VW 10 De. Nee 4 ass. sallims. Ow ea i .er de by ratting he throat with ama re, et 46, Brillegew, g 1 a ry i W n ise. i ...: . . r 'rpm .. gam so dratlati.Jeset.EL IOL S ide 1..10.nt-teen, n 1 Do ...... ........ i 1 tee 11 1 Garr M dais Ise. 14 -.-. NI It at leen d from the evidence the the primer mimed •so an Vied ...-... - - a 7 I.."5=Ta.F 't t r Ca i .1, barber's ill , p and woe shaved. As soon as the brew .....1 r ii , ----• - •• - - IS Illerseal. adiCturibekk # 11 1 et his head me defendant tech up • ram and meek a most de- mas Elmira 1 4 411 . 14 11 S i 4 um u siku kuu.sour Ii• k r :1- mai a , tempt to cut his throw, and Indicted • mere Eea Dearit. W et Imes let 11 I := %i l : I I fd. .111. Raying placed him in a chair, the barber went sew G ire Samm atm: door far mesteace, Wes the cia‘ndaat side edema 14 oh 's 10•11 1: r. io " so 1 * E . .. , _ - ea the rave and reused another wound um hie throat. le all Mts. ad le as SO 6 1 15 Pollee,. listable Tree Mull, 375 5, took the delendast lees 1 " 1 6 6666 , ez° ` zza a nms a* , ...**------ * la la 116 Id I.llrvacalldete. 1 ... - I:airersity Hoepi•ei, sad upon searchieg him found le his t maim 11 14 ere 1 6 IN. Mts. :menial= 1 1 Ode 10 read imam', 2 7 pocket tts following dorm in - -.The caused gay= le 4 lea see • - - mid as bee on by drunkometer and awe. Ali d ell lase awl er al tIV t, ii. - ••••••-• 1... IS. .., take • Tuning by it. Send to my oils." II Ell Ural g2 b 4 40 Odra - •• - 404 1 4 00•013211•11/1.411 0 - - tad 10 De. ile. V le. ••• The defeadsiX a aid he ware merry fir what be had done. lie 4 sill Do Ime elea u.... . -- - • ae t - • kg i lleleLaWeldia i II 1 wa. desk it •ee or four num Lai week. The calmed a I le 00000 • 01 Odeallesse M ft srperdron brt ores hint and Ina wife, and he had bees In • * •°, " 4 " 1 ,,, , ,,," "•4 • i llll ra L E : u 14 de. 46•ETT Mg elate ever decd. SI ell was Ade 10 net llia l l;Fa is ... .M .... wi ll ~m , . 1 4. INI bed Mr. Ty rattitt said he Aida UMW th e ildradut per •10 an Dead err wela - lialli k vr..., ~.-..-e.. 1:i 1 . MI Weems all.w.el ad ad li Royal Ilan Picea_ .. work, for if aum dose slat wake lets 1 b the kw dom. Pm- is . sh oos „ti o od o - .- WOK em. mann mio lemma Re NU 111 lesione were always mods bet whoa •ma wee la the 11 all 111serdie Sasaki see the defsedent wee fa, If be ou allowed to its mom 1 artmeromikea= di 1 1 JOUR Med NAILS at Lvov him ight do the me Wes again. le.ra, I De. De. ma 1 dew. Som.. 1 _thew so Top 010040 9 11020.. Si 0 i li yin • • 5.71.011/1 M. Vardar DM -.- Um 141 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - 7.7... a en is u ..... 611 6 a/ -••••- - 0 =Ark . 6.C. s = - DISHOTRIC OP GLASGOW AND GALLOWATer-111111 (ar unc-rato rumour w.) Wie "I'L mmokenit "l unseleatke of the Very Reverend W. S. wain. 0 Arr. LUDLOW MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) is 1 Idm di al blimp elect, Wil lake place on Easter Tomas% ill St. Fell WESTON STAKES. le ' . IFL Li ifiisa : ii 7..... - li e Tair.pieo., Ediebrugh, °Wag to ass kids etas et the 101.16 Mon .. .. 1 4114 • • • • la MI ;Dad Leseas . S i i te Prism. Blehop Troyer, the We blimp, ea pace the Noma, ~ Named= emus. .. .. ApAo ••• • •• I t cgaT lMPlMl el Ciii Aisb . 171 it ANIMALS; Altall. 7. - Anonym zirrs.- 4 rm. Lisakorst A. 0. F. Murray (1848), to the Jackal, 4, paddle- STEWARDS' .. .. •• Skirl seram-vereet, far particular 'mice; aced T. P. • STEWARDS' CUP. Smilers (11166), ki the Excellent, 46, gunnery-ship al Mley Mora .. .. .. . 1 n:i= - ▪ - Passams. Avoid .. .. .. - . 2 2 as, ... 17 .... ._ ..,. ... -..- - - - at DEATH OP • BOY PROM ALLEGED ILL•TREATNENE. Grolais .. • • • • ID leer ideM dead.- - -Much conlerneelee WM o'us't in Blrbastasad yesterday& 3 rm. • an N 'Dement mu ther.... al5 ail' 111 lead ciem is of se emeenment that a boy named Rash 10 molar irk " te the Reformotory b unk, te r had Way Mora objet il to is Mil nom earryne mem- %co Ed rambled el Weed X 1 weight. bees bawl le At the &guest, which has been ed -- 4: its let. Ne r /.. E ......... i s iii ems .____D. _r _ - - journal, tt vss added that the boy had been Win for some Woo. bet that en Wednesday be receive] • wtalp, Irma CRYSTAL PALACE. - thell swum DAT.- woo •== ; g= 6 = 'lp "' - - Yet sos Ar. Aram 7.-Adailistose ea ywymull. 2,11141; N o I, %Iry .- eleek omenimuna ke ad nes t. resear nowe ii . toititiodper poet - isare o. of . mama &km, 4 74 i lad drill n, 1,502. See 'Weakeell 2.l 7l l lMdiat ; 14 ill THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN OF £12,000,000. Some authentic particulars respecting the ooming Russian Loan have at length transpired. The amount is 12,000,0001. of stock, in Three per Cent. Bonds. The lune price is 89 per cent., but is prac tically reduced to 68, the delay in the payments, whilst the full dividend is accruing, being equiva lent to 1 per cent. The loan will represent in cash 81 millions sterling. Independently of sabierip time from the numerous minor markets, Pasta will be opened by Messrs. Thomson, Boner, and Co. (the agents for the loan) in London and St. Petersburg; by the house of Magnus, of Berlin, as well as in Amsterdam, Hamburg, and Paris. The proportion reserved for the London market will not exceed 3,000,0001. or 4,000,0001. of stock ; and as even the latter sum will involve a cash withdrawal of only 21 millions sterling, it is scarcely probable that any important effect will be produced in the money market. The subscriptions already Proffered from various quarters, principally from the Continent, amount to between 7,000,0001. and 8,000,0001. of stock, so that the moms of the opera tion would appear to be already enured. The new Society of Commercial and Industrial Credit, the shares of which have been eagerly taken up in Paris, has, it is understood, just obtained from the French government the authorisation required by its statutes before it can embark in a foreign undertaking; and we have reason to believe that arrangements are in progress with a view to the negotiation through that society of 2,000,0001. of the stock destined for the French market. The official announcement of the loan is expected to take plus immediately,uthe pay ment of the first instalment of 15 per cent. is fixed for the Bth of May. The instalments will be spread over a period of eight months (from the pre sent date), the thud one falling due on the 20th of December. The contract contains one very remark able clause, viz., that in the event of war, or of the existing Russian securities being depreciated to the extent of 8 per cent, the subscribers to the new loan shall be absolutely relieved from the obligation of making further payments ; and, by way of faci litating the carrying out of this arrangement, bonds or inscriptions, representing a proportionate sum, will be delivered as each instalment is liquidated. Many persons will infer from this exceptional clause that the Russian government apprehends war, whilst :keener observers will argue that, in such cue, the government would have steadfastly resisted the insertion of a stipulation which might redound to their pecuniary disadvantage. However this may be, the arrangement bespeaks a spirit of candour and fair dealing on the part of the government, and is eminently pro- tective of the interests of the mbecribere. Con sidered in relation to the present price, viz., per, of the existing Russian Four-and-a-Half perACent. Loan, a Three per Cent. stock at 138 would not ap pear to present superior advantages. The advan tage rests with the operation of the sinking fund, which, in the case of the new loan, is fixed at 1# per cent. per annum. The investment of this fund will be an important point in faveur of the new stock, whereas the liability of the existing Four-ando-Half per Cent. Bonds to be drawn at par effectually pre vents their attaining any important premium. We will merely add that the Roseian government announces that the proceeds of the loan are to be ap plied to replacing the currency and finances upon a sounder footing. With this object, as already an nounced, an imperial ukue,just issued at St. Peters burg, provides for a funding into a Four per Cent. stock of a portion of the outstanding obligations of the state. Further explanations of this operation, which is very different from a new loan, will shortly come forward. The statement in a telegram, published yester day, that " no subscriber to the new loan is to be allotted less than 1001. or more than 1,0001.," is ob viously incorrect, and. is probably based upon an erroneous reading of the arrangement by which bonds of 1001. each will be deliverable to the sub scribers upon payment of each 1004 SAVINGS BANKB.—It appears from a parliamen tary Want based this morning teat from October 24, 1836, to the 18th March, 1859, the Exchequer Bills funded on accomat of earbge banks amounted to 15,890,660 f. at princi pal. and 26,8981. 4a. 3d. at tutlrest. In the same period the Three pee Cent. Consoltdaksl Stook, created la the tame 'coma; was 11,789,0701. le. 2.41., sad the Three per Podoesd, 6,1182,3161. lie., et an amp rats of 901. 16a. prr oat. The total amount of stock otandlog to the credit of the savings banks on the 18th of March last, wan 17,871,386/. 12e. 21. _ _ . The Rev. Dr. Joseph Angua, President of Stepney College, has bees appointed examiner in the English. litera ture and history, in ommexion with the University of London. Morphy has just left Paris for Eng land, on his return to the United Stater, after aeV of a?: months in the French capital. Uremia of forty of the best players in the French capital Method tbe America player to • splendid dinner, which took pleas on Tuesday; M. St. Arrant in the chair. At the demist, Y. Delannoy rose, and in a very elegantly-tursed swath proposed the health ealt illustrious guest, who had known how, daring his visit to Paris, totems abbe the admiration end affection of the chaos amateurs of that city. Mr. Maltby returned thanks at some and after expressing how deeply he was semenble or the cordial mosption given hint by the French players, concluded by prJpoong " The health of M. St Smut, who bad for eo long • period shown the deepest devotedness to the cause of chow, and who had aided the progress of that noble game by the triple talent of brilliant play, well-retsoned anklet, and throat speaking." This toast baring been dok:y responded to, &white marble bust of Mr. Morph', from the chisel of Y. laminnan and an excellent likens" was crooned with a Isurslirreent midst the loudeetecolemationa. The teat of the evening was spat in the most cordial manner, Mr. Murphy playing several Sas gems before the party bde up. The bust Is to remelt at the cat de la lUgeace. ENCODIAGIIMENT TO INVALID CLIROIMEN.—WO ism the good Wise of the Park-street ohm* to Boston ben been fan a great iojury to the churches of the bad. Ws as. It stated that when their excelleat pastor dnarted for Bumps a few days ago, they all Hasa him, sod some of them thus initial their armies two or three tans. Now ws do sot wish to spetk as though we desired to reedrict is the least the liberties of the labs, when they ere thus dis posed to heat one of OW sex, ace as if we were filled with nation, envy of a petlenan whom we esteem so highly se the Bev. Mr. Stone. But we beg leave to inquire eatables, If this touching mole of bidding farewell to the pastor be. COMM general, it will not do mire to teems. the somber of Menet! invalids and to empty our pulpits than nth the etch samny of preachers the bronchitis. We coarse that we bar sot h • resell, if seer impaled friends of the pulpit share In any degree the weakness to which we editoes plied guilty. —freriiimer hornet (U. 8.). " SallitaTlON " PIIACHING.—A New York clergy loan neatly. meardiag to b oot t of the Baltimore aristies Adtwewto, to preach on the 'abject of fan ensiazion, "Isateneted the sexton, when he got to that pet Olds dimmers) when be demeibed the dethsess over spending the beeves', to draw down the gas, giving Vet WO mowlie to make the darkness visible. The seeks, bow legs, awkwardly put the gas out altogether, which so con- Leda the ptomain. that he was unable to proceed. SOON elths tessilmes of the church harried to the oration la the Yap mailaguised what wall the matter. Greatly to his ample sad gsortificaloa, as well as that of the preacher, he use elihmil to explain." Ex-Governor Robinson, of Kansas, was assaulted Is the straits of Lawresce, K. T., • short time ago, by one Martin F. Conway, who hit tits minor en the bead with • Ties governor writes • letter to the Hersh of In which be tells how he retorted I seised him se soon as I °pad overtake him, sad wee about applying • smell dose of asphyxia to his wind apparatus, which is an stalest remedy fur certain Masa seerale, when his brother Interbeed and Masai his. Mr. C. thee, for the first time, tillohot need I fond, to a surpass, that this free re of his earl wagon], es es answer to my lease If the Press of the Uoited States could learn that sa opposes* is net nreseseelly ea unprincipled sad wilda viators?, a traitor, sward, and a knave; sat that oar saighboure on sa avenge are ant se lamest ea right minded em ourselves, it would thaws its own power, and the great atereets of the c antry (which languish under the poison of our parts- bitterness) would be ineakalably pro moted.—Edword 'inset& la the New York Ledger. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE= MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two d'Ol.OOW. I MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAT.) A further decline of 1- to 3-18 per cent. has taken The alteadenes of the trade WY small, the tone quits but place this morning in Consols, owing withto til l. atagli" I Ater:l 6 The supply of a h rti ome gro 4 wn grain was tbs trade naM:O.7 em- The tion of business, coupledanti- wp o rts &Raga cram into London this week were reported cipation of the Bastian loan. A preja- I this morning it smell . 11 11 111m :t o : ad ga t a p t lg to b i : i ty, dieial effect has also been produced by thee L ata, ,m drri m w . h . ac t in iough to affect the market. the news that in the coolies. at Paris, wn Enc.—Ea:O.& rold seedily? at last Monday's price& p th l i a s ce m in ora th in e g ihr a freshe pe r fal Cent.l of Repearteesentinhasthetakssrail.l liagluh white, 42e. to 465. ;red. 4d. scarce.tr49:42b..n;ertzi4 way share markets general heavies= likewise 465. to 604. : other Baltic ports, 40.. to 48e. prevail/. to P os to . t;a N qu alo tet Ik. sa . at w leal u Manda m. par y's 280 prl i cee b. . ; F T rip own neh , , At Paris this morning, at 11.65 a.m. (before the to Ma. per 9601 b. ; sour Amer., U.g., 20a. to 23e. pay b.rrel. opening of the Bourse), according to Mr. Reuter's 9 2 . 421 . si d d aiT tise • rt , very si : w 9tdot %t i lt 2 1 8 4 , 1 1 : 4 0 %, tele par gram, the Three per Cent. Ratites were quoted quarter ; Baltic. zse. to 33a.; other sorts, 21.5. to 26e. per. gr. 87.70 for the account, showing a fresh fall of per Oare qukt teat Moaday's prices. British, Ws. to 28. an, 19s. to Tla. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. M . t r ;i ee. pee Consols are fiat, at 951 to for money, and 951 dull solo at last Monday's priors. "sellers" for the 6th of May. The Three Egyptian te 44s. q pe ui r et ti . r. Bi g t rel h„Tei. 36., t. " illaperq.; Humes, per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in Peas dull, and may to bought cheaper than Lat Wonder. at 941 to 1 ex div. ; the New Three" fe Erg i lish=rs iB 4 . o:.. to 425. ; cog and gray, 38., to 42.; per Cents., at 94 h to lex div. ; the Indian FgATING Canooss.—Sinos lAA Friday only 26 groan- Four per Cent. Debentures, at 971 to 1, being again lad reported a rrived 11 lases 9 were 6 barle Of at se p an ts nit call ' " L.. — lower ; and Exch e prevbasty equer Bills, at 325. to 38s. prem. arrive d, l6 rargoe diem ea isle, via:— The foreign stock market remains quiet. Turkish 9 wheat, 6 rea;ae, end 2 barley. The sales report . ed today stocks have fallen per cent., the Old Loan Odes sa war a a G ar bt a kV, _ a w t h l a l t s . Ba per ida i9 a libt , " Ye l :;:rd e ry a cargo cargo : 1 1 being quoted 92/ to 1, and the New 78/ to o c k. a , maim am at 29a. per 4921b5., all C.F.I. 79. In other descriptions there is little an&LIFALO INTO WNLION non Aram 4TO Anal & alteration stet Irtse itn in price. Sales are recorded as follows I __ • 10101 —Brazilian Foar-and-a•Half per Cents., 1868, 941 to r i r . :r . ::::: I M 941; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, 851 ;Lek aria c „, e = nee , (exchange 1214 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half IMPIZIAL LYBILAGZIL per Cents., for account, 911; Portuguese Three per (rate., 1863, 461; Sardinian Five per Ceuta., for account, 811 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 45 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 921 ; ditto, for acct. (April 15), 92}; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 79, 781; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 421. Yet.. SS .. 19 April 2 40i 1 n us. 84. Sk 111 fi 111. 61 to. I% ea 111. 114 No 44 Ills Mau Ild Na 41s 4110. 0 4. ' it 2 :a P. il Id Od SLIM 41 ::::1;;;MI s.wnteA.e. Aswanl4o. 4di The White Star has arrived from Melbourne with gold, valued at 130,0001. CLOSING PRICES OF THE FUNDS. Cm, Fan o'CLoolt. Consols still exhibit heaviness. The present quo tation for money is 961 to f, and the same for the May account. In the discount market yesterday an active de mand was experienced, and scarcely any business was done below 2/ per cent. At the Bank the de mand was steady but not pressing. About 10,0001. in gold was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank for exportation. It is understood that the steamer Ripon will take from Southampton, on the 12th inst., about 760,0001. in silver for Bombay, inclusive, as previously men tioned, of 350,0001. shipped by government. The silver market is flatter, and the quotation his receded to 621 d. per ounce standard. The African mail steamer Athenian has arrived with about 10,0001. in gold ; and the City of Wash ington, from New York, with 37,8001. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 1,7631.; the Midland, an in crease of 3,4001. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, an iucreue of 9041. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire, an increase of 1,3271. ; the East Lan cashire, an increase of 6611.; and the North Eastern a decrease of 6101. (compared with the " actual " re ceipts for the corresponding week of last ear). A special meeting of the Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction Railway Company is called for the 16th inst., at Birkenhead, to consider two bills pending in parliament., one of which authorises the company to make a railway from Hooton to Helaby, with a branch to Tranmere Pool; whilst the other authorises a line from Llanidloes, in Mont gomeryshire, to Newbridge, in Radnorshire, and Llandovery in Carmarthenshire, to be called the Mid-Wales Railway. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mesers.D. Bell, Son, and Co.: The market fur American securities duriog the past week has undergone no change of importance. Businesa generally has not been active, and prices have continued without fluc tuation. TatrasaLT Eywnra. Great dulness prevailed to-day in the Stock Ex change, business in many departments being almost at a stand-still. The funds, however, closed the same as yesterday, being supported by the scarcity of stock shown at the settlement fixed for this day. In several instances the dealers, in order to complete their engagements, were glad to borrow stock until the May settlement, the advantage of this arrange ment to the lender of the stock being that be has the nee of the money for a month, whilst his divi dend is at the same tins* accruing. At the close the dealers were "takers-in" of Consols at the trifling centango" of 1-18 per cent. Console, which closed yesterday. at 9.53 for the 6th of Mey, were to-day alternately " burp" and "sellers" at that figure, and closed at 881. For money the last price was 951 to 3. The government broker made his usual purchase of 6,0001. stock. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 95/, I, 3,1; ditto, for account (6th May), 961, 951 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 941, 1,1, ex die.; New Three per Cents., 943 1,1, ex div. ; Indian Stock, 220; Three-sod a-Hall per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, payable on the Bth prox., 1001. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 325. to 355. prem. ; Indian Bonds, 104. to 14s. prem. ; and Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 971 to 3. In the foreign stock market scarcely any alteration occurred in prices. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. left off at 921 to 3, and the last Loan at 781 to 791. N l 2 41.• II 144 lON II 311. 4114 4138 a II 43a 44 OA Od DotT.—lflleat. lark% O. 1,7•• Dam. sod PLIL IL OtA•Wil 111110WLWII fli 111.110111LTICOB 111 MI &TIRANE 11_I, WiIIIIAT DWI.* TM 111:1 IMMO RAMO. 40 Petro. 00 MI Kush & gsr. 11 Vw. 0. , ler. Ps. April L 40 0 • o ••o o : I ::: LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(FILIS DAT.) (it 3/MIIII AND 111.1811 NLAOSETIO TILIMILAPN.) crawl Orli OWN oozznayontmarr.) The market remain' in the mem Lewd data u lad week. Doll demand for all artiolm and prim made nominally mach-awed. MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) Grow.—The market has bean my 6rm this week, and a limited business has bees done at the fall prices of last week, the trade showieg mull lone. is present trice., but specula tors have nor bran in the make. Rana steady at previews ratan, lumps 62e. M. to Us. Conan.—A fair amount of general business hes kendene at the tall prices of last week. Tail.—Opinton teems to be in favour of this article, and holders are very Awn, but the amount of pasha.s done has been small. Common oongon told at Is. ltd. Rica bare bad an improved appearenoo, On , . the amount of twines has hem limits , . Rux.—The market has been Inactive; prime are un altered. Proof leewer.'e, le 7d.; Demerara proof, 2s. to 21. 24. Comex.—A limited badness only done this week, at pre view twice.. BALTPITILI.—ThIa article has been doll of ante the last two days. listens have gone off heavily, scarcely suppnting bat week's prices. Jura has rattan. declined 10s. to 20e. Markets generally this week have be.n quiet. TALLOW MAR/MT.-01C8 DAY.) The market is steady. Avarua are the quotations:— Town tallow, 62.. 6d., net matt ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spat, 63e. to 63.. 3d. ; all the month, 63a.; June only, 63a. 66.; ;illy to S,ptetubtr, 63e. 61. ; Ottoba to Da:ember, Us. 90. RIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LEA ossum.r.—The fonowlsg are the prim:—Aides: 56Iba. to 64110, 4d. to 414.; 641bS. to 721h5., 416. to 41d. ; MLA. to 60115.,1 W to 6d. ; 601 h.. to Nibs., Fcl. to 54d. ; Ms .to 961b5.. 6 6 . . to .; 96Ihs. to 104th.., 511. to 6d. Horse hider, Rs. to 10s. Calf skim, light, 2s. to 44.; toll. 6.5. 66. to 7s. BUIZONDSEY.—Sbeep shins Hosts and Itall-bredo, Ss. to 100. &I.; downs, Gs. to lis.; sheszhop, 1,.44.; looths, 2s. 94. to 3.1. BOROUGH HOP MARKEL—{PHIS DAY.) MOWS. Pamenden en 4 Smith ripen t►at the market la active at imprortd prime. COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.) Walla End Acorn Close, 14e. 6d.; Walla End Iles'an, 19s. 61. ; Walla End Kepler Grange, 16.. 94. ; Walla End Gookartls, 18e. 6d. ; Wsll. lad RiddeUs, 13a. 6d.; Walla End Tindall Mout, 11a. 3d.; Walla End Eden, 14•. 64.; Walla End Framweltste, 14a. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 14r. 6d.; Hal, well, 18a. 6d. ; Walla End Hence, 14e. 9J.; Tanfteld hlosr Bat., lla. ; Wylans, 14,.: Saadi:a Hartley, 15'. 3d.; Lambert's Hartley, 14e. 9d.; Ware. Hartley, 141.-106 Alp at markal. DISTRESSING SUICIDE.—A melancholy ease of self destruction took pieces at Bernby.inthe Willows on Friday lean The detested was the wife of William Coulson, farm hailiffto Henry 01lbw; MK., and Neel in the house adjoin ing that in which the moistly murdered MD, William Wol lner, used to reside. She was forty.seesmysture of age, end .1 been married two years. For tome time pent, emus her confinement, she hid been in a desponding owe of mind, which appeared partly to arise from her religions Mange not teing ouch as the fancied they ought to be. She was found suspended by a reps from the ceiling of the kitchen in the house where she bred. The fol!owiog letter, eddremed her eiettr and husband, wore afterwards found, which appear to have been written that day : —it Dear Sts'er Brew ster,—Will you behave well tansy dear husband : be Nubian one of the best to me. Farewell for ever. J. C."—" Deer Husband,—Do not let anything trout', your mind: you have dose everythiog that was tight to me. Nat one body la to blame for anything. If I Wad to live I should be a deal of trouble to yea—l thick of that, sod should bring you to your grave first. I esnnot bear to ese you look to ill m you do, and t t think that I am the cense of it. I hope you will try your best to forget toe, sad do not blues yourself for anything. Give my love to my brothers sod els:ere—tell them not to fret for me, as they are not to bkune for scything in the lesat. 1 have tried to keep my spirits up, but to no nee—they soon got down again. I have no with for anything but lobe forgotten by yon all as area se you ow.—l am your affectionate Wie to the last, J. Cortans." An ingueet on the body owe held oa Saturday, bible W. Newton, Em coroner, when the ivy returned a verdict that " The dema , nd, Julia Calleon, hanged herself while is an mamma state of mind." MELANCHOLY ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon an inquest eras held at the Rote and Crows Tavern, Hart street, Grosvenor-slaw. before Mr. Bedford, corotrr ter Westminster, on the body of Mr. John Ash Hu.chinge, ag. d 43, whore death took place under the following very melan choly circumstances. It appeared from the evidence of the widow end other lettermen that the derived had carried on the businese ofeeddler and hotness-maker at No. 14, Queen street, Groevemr-equare, for the het twelve years. Ho was out upon burne.e on the day of the Warta, 11110 W storm on Wednealsy re'enight. He returned about 6 o'clock in the *recipe, slim be expreered himecif displeased at the now not Maroc been dewed away from the front-ge et his reel ! dame. He west backwards for a shovel and broom; he *lipped in the pear (owing to the beets of his boots being clouded with mow), and all head foremost down the kitchen stair*, hi. heed musing in contact with the firge at the bot tom, lie was taken up insenerble, sad b:eeding proftwe'y from the head. tie. Andrews, a targets, wee ailed In-, and did what the nature of tree owe required, bet the uzifottenate man error milled, and lingered until Monday, when he died. Upon • part-mottoes men.ination death was found to have retultel from the base of the skull being fractured, mustiest I conceoo.on of the brain, with other iejmies. A verdict of Accidestel death" was returned. The demand has left a I widow and Lundy. TIIE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT BLISWORTII. At the Northampton Quarter SQUi.llls yesterday, before the Hon. F. C. W. TflHers, ohnirmsn, Richard Gulch. a rover in the employ of the Loudon and N4rth Western Rail way Company, was indicted for groom nagllganos In the per formance of Lid defies, whereby several tine were pl.oed m feoputly, and prop.rty to the setae of upwards of 4,000.4 was destroyed. George Odell, a railway plateau. mid he war on duty on Sunday last. It was hie defy ti Aged the nit-trains. and also to give sake to Thurston. • P.l.t.°" ° . oa the London side, if be sweated L., crow the lute with 107 wagd.ms. A little before three o'cl et a.m., a gads train stopped at Blisworth, o n which there were 63 curitges. The prisoner, w : thout any enders from vitae's, shunted the train across tbs down lin., in ace of which it was ran Int) by a down goods t o n e as se nde, and twenty cordials were anoutitel. the Wett ings of the Cum also baviog era bloke°, The pr i.roner bad no right to u,eddle vita the poi n t.. thatilir evident° was siren by Thomot Tester, w engine-driver: Witham Ide, a b-tatienten, end Jobs Tboratort, the dorm signal whit a mam mon. Thejusy bunt Me prisoner Gra meadattoo to mercy. The Chairman, poor to passing sea inc.', reed tbo primmer, h Ilion hm bow very neat mery it woo the: th e one , sof roi way comrades should Le int pFeltly acted by thdr employes. Conidering the r. cam. mei:lat r t , lll co. , ' and the goad hen •:er which the mi nuet Owl res ivta, ths sentence w o uld b. six months' buptiscsunsat without bard labour. MINES-THIS DAY. In the mining market to-day shares in East Wheal Rummell have declined to 10 to 11. Ain ton Downs are likewise rather weaker, at 6 to I. There have also been transactions in shares in Tretoil and Messer. Wheal Mary Ann, Stray Park, and Wheal Unity Console, with little change in prices. Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no movement of the slightest importanc?. The shares of the Australian Mining Company are marked I. At a wetting of advent:l;ra in Ifingeton Dowse, held yes terday, the 'temente showed, ores sold 9791. UM., end a De lano* in f.,oer of the wine of 781. 129. 10d. Is the eettateted acoonnt of recdpt9 and ptyrnents Wore the nest nne.tag the balance aga not the mine was 6091.165. 2d. A all of 2a. per share was wade. At a waseting of adventtwers in Wheal Tahldy, held on Wednesday, the Nooonnts showed a balance molest the mine of 6734 6s. 7d. A call of de. 6d. per shams was made. °test Wheal Fortune sold, on the 30th alt., 14 tons 2 cwt. 2 qw. 4 lbs. of tin far 1,1101.199.6 d. PRIGIITTBL ACCIDENT.—Tbis morning • rad accident ixeurred to Daniel Payne aged forty ye ire, who resided is Little Omen street, Keettlt• town. It epptare that the unfortunate man was ridteg outside of en oomilme, when he fell from the top on the wheele of soother ornaibue, which knocked him down and passed over his thighs, crashing them in a most frightfol manner, besides injarlog hie head. He sat roomed to Stint Bartholontew'm hospital where he now moans without hope of recovery. AN ABYSSINIAN PRINCE AND A PARIS TAILOR. — It was Mated some short tiros since that so Abyssinian prince, named °litotes, sad two other salves of the some uricouzydtryhtiodparbieznsopreerthencolttlide thsPoperdwie was .oam.tbisioir the worse for wear, Faber Sopa°, the miesionary who ee -1 oompaoke the party, took him to a tat'or, named latuger, and ordered this latter to make for h.ro a tunic of crimson talk, a white silk waistcoat ornamented with velvet, eat a pair of white trousers; also to supply a peen silk omit The reverend mama= likewise or dered his own religious dress to he repaired. Imager, having executed the orden., tent in a bill for 385 franca; but, In spite of repeated applications, he could not get hit money. At length the prince offered him Mfr., and refiner d to give more. Yesterday (Wednesday) Lampe • beLse the Pretident of the Civil Tribunal, sitting in =Vera, and, otter stating the preceding facts, declared that the Mfr. altered were not sufficient to pay tar the rich materiels used to the peaces drew ; he, therefore, prayed that, so a preli minary to kgal proceedings, an expert should be chapel to examine the dress, and say if the oh true for it was too high. No one appearing on beWilf of the grace, the president granted the application.—Oalipeeni. .3