The Express. — London, England, 1859-03-19 00:00:00

11310111 12172110 .17 WALSALL. Yb Stafordl•Air• Adoortiorr of to-day contains • P.M el • crawled maim WI het medal II Wa ukee aura • reseesiks cif the gevernment bill •• • netessade resturt mem volidosody . . Kr. C. fonwnts,lll.P., le the illiane ale wen* hellehod mbireee, aid ha when be both at the plains of robrneare, Lied Jobs Baseell, Lord Palmerston, John Bright, sad so ea &whole, it we plena that remanent would not only mertelm a dedbet, but that the diet would ha overwhelm lag. Uri Dotty would then him ewe eiternatim, althea te le out, ere. mph to the wintry; wd he Madly thought be wee es dempwiee a greeter ae to go to the weary ea meek a desperate die. (Bear, beer.) It would be to ether gevenammule that dry wadi have to look for Oh end omonaglai Aim 1111. (Beer, beer.) Yr. Mai had tarred thr Leh Ph but be bid aught the Mtge boding eh rum wit with *it &them (langleter.) Me meld met bar Het Jest big thud whet We own party, ler the Tery ebetbee were ma nimbi rep that Lobed, held thimk the worth eteabeg, (Loh laughter) The rebenws looked to Lord John Rasail—(" hear," eh ebetem)—emd without dinning on his many imeellent guallties, tithe gemeglemome pert he had Whys borne in the hug& drm cammeenelal, pobtloal, eh relish' liberty, sad the ewe meal Woe to which may of them had begs carried through W wehiesee, be mewl only tell them that Lord Jelin Seesel woe the pawner of the H. he& clash eh we reedy be emery • hes eh just them of reheat. (Hoer.) let i& hie wee whim, whatever stebemmes undone& the enemies of relent, it nut neither be WWI with arm ridged. (Leh dem) He hated the they hold vary shortly sae that Imillehmea held, beck la feet wad la Iheugh, be. people, mad he regrowth& by • bee per ishing. (Laid ehewa) Mr. Denham tubed out hos the body of the wow— " Whet shout Joh Bright 1" (Cheers) lb. roaaria—Chatk WIN re . will dad that Joha Med sell Lord 1. Itresli sill mild the woe best oa this qua iloa. (Mom) _ Mr. Drion•w—Det you should sot give oil the credit to Lad Seim WIN would Mee ainght of rem' but for Jabs Wet ? (Mw r, baer ) Mt. Toarrna-1 would be it. bit to deprive Mr. Brien Om, canin alike le des. him. If yes will welt till neat wedi yen will nod • whit agreement between Inn gad the .it rellormern end dot be will peedietly sewer in dm IL noel prepared by Lord J. game& ressintiem wee Mtn pot end 1111thil sesaiminely, we were dos seassollag men The INC R MitY proposed, MC J. WILKINSON ..Mod, and the Rm. IL Cots supported • reeolutios WM/ft open • Monks of the quatillostion, mil • mere egad apportionment of members to population, mad reredos • pennon to tint effort. ♦ ramalatioa b to our al aupportlag a kraal MAIM aNS tIN wadi proposed by Yr. J. !Usual/. sad asaalrld b) Mt. I. Cox. The meeting comeladad as • quaint pee! tow LAW INTELLIGENCE. Cllll/3 DAT.) COURT OF B, (Bohm Mr. Os The bankrupt 1;a; !gramma. Thrt gramma orourroi as keg age ea Is3B. wham the =red his anninatina, ben bad never applied for hie Mr. Dwaham as an WWI of the bankrupts, now asked for alt parties not twins ready to go into am ow. a t =r . rag ha was of opinion that In such a aloe, after a sem haa lan by for twenty years, and wee in trading end ma de. oontrecta, wham in reality ha had no ppoowwser le do ea. so °Miami* ought to he Howsama ea am ems waa cue of Kr. Cominialionir RCM he washigrant an adjonrameet for two meths, wham that brand ermiimiarkear weld probably be prone. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIB DAY.) MkNIIOII-coves. Gawp Ikeite. • wai;;-ris — iiii - per - Tires charged with etwelleg a hoz ai Images, the propsrty of Noun. Heeling sad Hue, r Mosasseavyard. Kr. Adams, a 'asthma seaseded with a trait Ana ft Themes-strest, deposed that sa the provisos afternoon he saw the Klemm shag Thwasomereet with a bog al ea W hael, sad the be: to., the nark of Mews. Haol Bust Ea —.p—i. l that It had has stoles, sad the Khmer war the Cestren-hows. The *low W ism told to take the boa to the Woob grey by Kennel who was saperiersediag Ike Woofing of the weak sad skate dream Kid him to take at book to that eta a, white he ad, mil wee glass Leto custody for weans. Jabs Illerephke, th the seeploy of thee be slaw Ks Flame hit lb. box M m t e l a te tc =l dbreted Idea r tab, it to Id,. /sidle 's warehouse, la Puldllertrio. The metre worth moat Me. ne Laid Mertr—W phoser, what haven s. yea is sey, You an shawl with NY ;et of ensge rammer (Isspeastly)—Very geed, gee (Lasikter.) The Lard Kiyor—Ne ; Ile sK very seta Primmer—Very win, then, ri say try say; sad whet I seat to say le, th wh in we an • %/Keg to get cha r, sad so, I est that, NIA Merephl sae to take it to -kw, I anis a teletebs, esd wee idling It to Wool caw,. .) TUE salitattee attes hap pea ; des% Key, t Lord Illayer—That'a vsey tsgrakee, bet ant likeky. Yes knew when le his It sod yea wee lima Nat of Wm& Priesser—Yee. rad I was ray ghat Kr. Adam did Owl me, 'eat W trial nimbi lase bad le kW It Desk Veget& . 14eles beibirt .asit alter rid hs steledy asses tkos age kr sheiks( sows grew, he was mapkeyed to put is • Kat, sad is phew was Una Nat hr of: weeks Privaer—Tbas a lie, sad li. • palpable de; be saver hid see le N alL Lord Myer—Yeall de se good by_ester tech rioted leagesse,qes. (To the taw) —Yon have so doubt shaft his the sane sea? Officer-11 at mm. I real he &Kass la him, tor I ressenher he took et his hoots oa the way to the stark% sad wisted b give am to the womaa he was /slag KUL The Lead Keyw—lie taut go to prises sad hard Ishasr kr six seas. -"- Prfswww—Vory well, I'll ; but look you .. lb. OM. ow, yoa how of this &gas as won w Pn oat ; ra mike yoa prove your words it there's • dunes. (Laughter.) He woo Own locked up. WORSHIP-STREET. 11111017LA1 ATTEMPT AT SELF-DISTRUCTION. A yo wag rasa et respemble appseranaa who pve the Ranee of L loy, was ged betoro Mr. Herumall with davirlag himself lato t he Begenee-canal anew theme dr. easalsaeas _ . _ The lock-keeper of that portico of the coital adjacent, to victoria-perk Meted that at 4 o'clook to the morstag be ob served the guesser Ferris, 'etc the water. After waddler Wm some time his suspicious were exalted, sad be sp prombed him. Pri/OWIT then hastily walked away, hat Marne/ arm to the seam spot, whir* la very deep, at mkt o'clock, sad laid himself ea the gram fledd-sly wawa' saw him roll down the bask tato the canal. Witness rue with the hombre of resonant him if powble, but this was sonsomeary, f.ff the young man got oat again, slipping sad scrambling, se soon se ha could. Hie manner, nevartbekss, wag so streets that be took him to • pollos-cocistable. Mr. Hammitt questioned the prisoner —This good rasa se rolled In; wee It by accident P Priemae—No, sir, I did at for the pupas. I wasted to destror. y asyvelf. M Heassall—But you got out again without help. Are you were you sosteraMat self-destruotko Primanr—l did, air. My sesame have been in the pram of tmeing me very m sad I could not bear it. Mr. liessenlll— Then you y meant waked*, why, I ask, eadoevoar to release rself f Primmer (aft& • psu,e )-It win so very cold—very mid imbed. ((Nook laugher followed this remark.) Two astatine of the young Mao begged the :rale would fdeekorts Mos , proandag to watch over hie Mr. gissmaln, after a suitable admonition,=omile from the foolish Mew not to »pest the act, c 4 MENZING AT LIMA UMW, PRIDAT NIORT. A groat meeting on the subject alas government Reform Billou which 6,000 persons were present, hu been held In the Town Ball, this evening; 81, Peter Fabians, mayor, presiding. A dirimoe amongst the liberal party was healed at the tart moment, and ell salted fa opposing Mr. Dieraales bill as a measure utterly emenited to the requirement@ of Ohs country. Mr. Ed. Beira moved, and Elijah Rawlinsen, a working men, seconded, the OM* dui resolution. A petition to parliament, embodying hariag been adopt, d, Me precembegs, whit► nomad two hour, clued with cheers tar John Bright. The following telegrams bee been received by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany this day :—" The POTS, which left Southamp ton with the Bombay and Atietrelian mails on the 12th instant, reached Gibraltar yesterday afternoon; all well. Detention caused by terrific gales." The troops to be reviewed at the Champs de More to-morrow, by the Emperor of the Fritsch, will, It is rid, number 30,C00. The Paris correspondent of the Litsrery omett, Males that a few days ago the Bummer seat M. do is Ouironnitre to M. Lamertine, desiring him to say that he talented to propom to the Corps Legialatif a vote c 4 1001000 Nam (4,0001.) a year to be paid to Lamartine dustog Ida Mame. The poet misted, begged M. de to (1014,111iiite to ropiest the Emperor to give op any &mime of the kind, adding, " I should be obliged to refuse the sum, It voted, Ike I ountot recignise the Emperor merely became he makes hl. power INIFTO my convesanco, having reload to acknow ledge that tower when it oppressed me is commas with my At Constantinople the Press* d'Orient has re ceived a wershig fir copying the saga* from the LION'S Herald ag.ioet *Au' Strati Pinc oz• Illfaistgr in maw Acrording to a sew regulation, the journals at Cortina- Sepia are henoeforth to be =hymned to the Naas rifles as them is Fraser--sassely, that It airy receive dires wars- Ws, the last will Natal a inspeadsa Ike • arida period. A Turin letter dated Wednesday says : Oari -1814 is here, and may be sea welting about in an scoestrie bat and senii.mtlitary surtont." According to a letter in a Turin journal, the pre- Wain of the =pat of honer is No strictly enforced that elopay of dew riders which was about to crow into Pied a ,I. INS garthearsose at one of the TUAII theatre., lea ban deadard email dna beametaittad boa Vanes whether Ita arm Y to be permitted I fooled now softie opera, II Sakinsbanco (the Memetelemk). ee ghee es the Mitt test, at the Peaks, at Vial% red paved plebe* iessmataL DOWIIIIIO-11TMT, Knot 16...--The Queen has bees *mod to motet Deeedea Laporte, Req., to be a umber et tile talti•lative Conseil of the Weed at It. Leek; loam Creightee, Req., to be a member of the Legfebalive Comeau et the Province et Nom Scotia; sad Robert Met diem =d i p Jame Mae latyre, Reps., M be muss bon el the he Comet Of the blood of Pekes Ed ema. Ike Orly Me Met beam pleased to appoint Treacle rWiptry, lemma I. Be/ridge, Jobs E. Tedor, James llo e ;er, Saterat L. Dee* Arehibekl P. Boos, Rithard Claimer, Charles /1 elfehe Wink= Chaim sad Ito hard Siesper, Some., to be members of the Emeative Coasted of the Waage of St. Christopher end tiagnoth.—Geureft. Dom noUtll ENT OP MILITIA 1/1. no McVeigh.= ILl:tie are to proceed boa Glasgow le Mettighem, to be deembodted. eth laareeittre Militia ere M treated hum Portal:meth to Heel Qoattere, to be dlv.. lierW. The Wexford Militia will more seat wick from W th to Wraford, there to be dieembed ed. IRE BI L L /LTI STI , Trlf..—A meeting of the ormittoo et the Ltcresed Victuakrs' Prot/dam betty wee UM ea the oft e, Pernardowstrest, loot er. wag ; Mr. IL B. Milisate fa the den. The rt./tuna eoertstoleted kte albeguse ea the setems whkh kid stiesdrd thaw labelers to memo Le she reek a relief tree mem of tit. mileatemi est spas the Wiens trees. It aware tbat thia head lume tem la cemmeetratke trek the Warier hr the last dare woothw, wad that leteniew7 bee; Wee awns Omer& P.Z. Leal 8.411., tad the Paw Bann The Ore Itherview beteg etlend b thefor- Phel. with a view d seceneis the Mein eel &limp M the Lewin beds wpm the mbire, wid it bio tin nee to the if the bawd situ Mr. thins :.awes, the ..ef7-dmt.d molar he M•reas" awes ASO 10 wove ta the wen; they Lk It Ur guy le pet themelvet to commetheellos with that hes. weether, wed 116 espial,. to him their pates wilt th e goverment veal Wm to the thorny NM ember ea, they had Interview web Mr. Jame. Sir Illiejewis HA red Ni. One% whin math is the etpleattwe by thent-Omwel Peel, es Mos ey eight, end which gem each eatisteettoe to OW homey whirl the head In see Moo gier .battier. to the tine H.ott.6wt the Maga oe. The board subteen the therleme emakiersth a displayed by the MM. of the Wee OS.. tonna the trade, se en by Mr. C 0..., Sir Hal, Mr. Jame, sod other members of partionat i llt m c the wade ahe such Menlo& eOIIIPLIIIIirt ML 1111 — JAiIII'VirbrIER.-011 Valrahry ;tat u is Wes Hag ...at w take plr.ar, r remomar atbea errata 61 061 hudr4 Maas of dr ram rattores wOl be basoural by Ira ro ma el • Friel, sorphostracy rompri try Ire Ir W pme of, al a mark of Mos he him so a Marl ✓d M err, owl is slairdissa the gar or rile M bra &played a rtapog true sul tbs yobils Mr web as okurat Harr r Now MelphL—Zra. _ _ • Cnr nen wnxorr • CO11011110•170X.—Os Sun day mamma kr, the stiniettr. whit the ark sag immeck, sessaded the thatch .t Widdielsibe-ie-tbielltor; bet she ,suer War 6t the Moor mal did sot Ma" gropswly uh. tames team eat divested otth.-1/adiere Tom ROYAL litmus or MICIIITECTA.—At a alatial pereal treeing 1 Ude imams aa the 14. h is str ok ta e parh.raeat, prayist that oerealw• ihe tea ale eimadd bs stalled to vete, as nab, for 14141.11b1TS of par.la near, was weed apes, mad Mr. Tile maim toot to preen! 11.-1,4 dodder. After a sat amematal prefabsianal tour throaal Frames, Aorta, German Potted, Prussia, sad Baikal. the popular mamas veealit, Bier Reichardt, has Tetanal to bobs Is. ti. 5e..... THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH l9, 1859. PILITIIII POPINdIONL WANDIIWORTH. Charles lick a reeWeLitralre;MdyMeg meg, who was deaceibed as a (mimeo, was brought before Mr. Dorman, charged with attempting Melee& a disarkm In the service et Mr. Rabat Hairy Page, a cannel broker, residing at 6, Illesdegesiimea Clapham reed, by mow at& MN she aster. It eggeseal frees ths widows of the prom:Moe that ahead • dictated age he advertised fora fo Amen, and the widener celled as his ease Is Asstin.friars, City, red said be applied tor the eltseties,andattbe suns tiaiereferred WM Moieties mist. He seWtherriseser the =meet his lest employeromd he said the lady he lest lived with was Mrs. Luken, of Ironed Park, eltelemlimme, Rest Theprosecut w wombed to write to that abeam, and aired hue to call in three Lye He wrote to Mn. Lockett, but reosived no answer, and es the third day the called sad said he had re calved a letter from ese of her lite igilow-servents, mans( that Mrs. Lockett was gone to Dover. The prison called swim afterwards, sodas Qroseastor receiving no &newer to his communication, he Gild the prisoner he bad better write and ask the reermi. Oa the 9th Met, the prosecutor received • letter, dated the Bth, of which the (-Sowing is a copy : —" Ly tuned Park,—Sir, having received • latter from my late servant, Charles Rich, rapiers( the skewer of his character, beg to my I returned an sumer to yours on Saturday last recommending Charles Rich as a good servant, c'eas, sober and honed; he lett es hia own account the 19th of hat mootti.-1 am, sir, de., P. Locarrr." The pr, mentor, epos reeding it, was sergaired at the style of the writing, and asked him if Mrs. Darken wee • lady. He saki rho was, but that some these she empleytd her mad to write her notes. The pro goester wen net sad told him to call male. Oa the Mit be remilved mole htter, dated the 6th. " Mtn Lasko* eta recammed Clemles Rich es a thorough goed somak aloes, sober , and basest He left on his own acommt. —Lymered Perk." TM proggraine sespeoted some thing wrong. sod VMS to the elergymen of Stable . none, and reesived ea mower that Mn. Lockers wee the wife of • laboterm living is a cotters at Lymassi Park, bat that the hod lived with • lady seined!acmes, maim et t l. yma7al, and that he was discharged he drankeesesseged ter ksgadesew When the prisoner called the last time, Mr. Page seeased him of the fraud, and he then admitted that he mem the Mum himself. It ales appeared that about Ave yaare ago the releaser wee I. the service of the Hon. Mrs. VBl cars of Fissility. TM omelet& mid that he bad made inquiries about the primer sad waa unable to led anything against him. The whenc e ar r . had bathing to my in mum, and Mr. told him It w • very a/prima °Sams ad esuld not overlooked. Ifs hail him 61., or one montb's lon wait. The prisoner was load up is Wash. Cam. Cow.—Detreota I,OOOL—At the Tipperary Arrze• on Thandsy, the caw at Cahill against Radios f criminal mawroatisa was /WM. Damage. woe bid at 6,0001. The jury hand Is the *Will, 1,0001. The p'aimilif is • hommakts dolor at Timms, I. the comity of Tippoorp, sauftlme “roient, Mr. Jonathan Harding. is a yoenor genalsmam of property in the mos district. The de tails ant bathe prod over. The &flowing la a copy of • teat Milosord by do ddendent t Mrs. Cashel! after their guilt brit boas drosiond by her injured hodsad :—" Ob. my GM. what have nor to make you both olorabis f What haw I sod shod you I know not, bnt I remodoot sw im; {hat meow I would not *are. Oh, I don't cars for myself, he Is the yes both. I am road ; I don't knew Mot lam dohs. Oh do tall h;tri If be ; sad It will MI ha the wort of all and mery one and it will oaks matters worm thorn hay wally are. one, to write to you, bat If yea can, Ist me her from you, sad tell me ell. Imu never ' Si. Allier of yam aide. O ut help us. lam the seas Is you, aid I will alweys think .f you. I will saver Is •gds. I'm In ouch a SAM I know not what l'es drool she rnarneut you will gee now that It is Mama May 00l &min ow Maz God protest yea, and may Oad comfort him. No ow at DesOwogf knew say thaw of It, except b• tells himself aaythiag. IMO M sat of my oiled if I don't lam from you by Mara of_post. land it wider corn to or, care of Mr. Armstrong, 6 Wiek low-strirt, but onto the direction as if the letter yea for ma. I was tdakiag of miller to him sod telling him I loved yor—at to bless Mr that wee ail, and that I will nevi ✓e mat m mar tither of you agate ; and I will tell him I MU let him kill me If hs ebbs% and that I will meet him ha Mos far that Oh, Memos: I am • he ▪ Ski man. I will same be forgiven by him. toys f, or soy oss, ad sea God. It is not you I bats, 'Us mresif— me I Ow. I dos% Mow what to do. fisy obit f voile Mhim ? think I Wei'; so Lord direct me fer tho kM what to MI I mast writs mars. Forgive me, If yea ma. Iwo your firths sad decimate (lOW, -' Daman." A raveidag am wee brought before the Mabee,- wegfirWaior a few dep. ar• la which a amp two brought amimit a linharto-rowedad &Waft wiatwer of wing asiont W servent girl, sad Ibis melting to Odom km re dersere wads roma wilt her seihastirm. TM fir nilaistsr Maid the tats wan Mt NA; let the am him um essebashei to She eseheassieet of the awls. tratose-Ztosisso itomits. SHANE L182&-7H18 DAY. Two WOW& 1 TM railway share market to-day is isemirally lins, at the important silvan° s established late yester day afternoon. London and North Western stook sow quoted 961 to ; Great Western, 681 to t a Midland, 1011 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96t to 1 ; South Eastern, 211 to per skull Caledonian. 841 to 86, being lather dun Borwisit t 921 to t ; York and North Midland, 7 6 h to 77; sal Eastern Counties, 1301 to I. sass French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares g exhibit a fresh improvement. Northern of Fraaos are now quoted 381 to 371. Lombardo- Venetian old, 1 to 1} prem.; ditto, sew, I to t prem. t Seat Indian Railway gook is is &mad. . Pi I iN% 41 IT Al PIP. I ab V la i 4.1 E ,1x IUT roaster IWATS. •! =wr 1 per Nei V 111.1imminie 'Waal af gtailif.... ..... . 4 3 WWI a ... .....a. o a •...... 4 . 1 "..,: . 4 , 1 Da. ( 4 & 111 al X& We 114 p. 4. S S l'iftegnerepereml.... 2 Wirms e grAL TO 4 4 11 TM. . "mi. w Gedenas . iffi• ." : . ~.....- , I• - • . • o ? "" ._. Ei X 4orr. IST M y & t pLi e t a t = 6. 7.:: Vier 1 v . v . ern I gt• pont 1ia.v.; 1 4 I OM 46 per NO. soL I Mr-7 I 5 111 112•• • li. .... a ...... -. alit."Wei2 LIZ AIaMAD AT 121 • 8i • • / 18808dOsord a I. worn) cod 4rB=l :12. 181 .4 kliser a. Po i g lb.=l/L 2 .1.1 . .. " aidd.ll 1 Ida a. -1 11 • a aa • s ima.s swami RAI ~.x,. 'Jaffa le, M el • ro 111. 0"" 88 • • N. Nrdabil 4 a war : a 17281.12 b N 81 8 8 1 el. : S 41 71r eL tte - I. ges N. NI . 822 1 18 id 12 di Nab dr. : A iaini d t Ilast. 12 di Isti MONEY NABIBT—Ew:s DA Y. Two o'ULOCI. The stock markets to-day again present some ex citement, notwithstanding the absence of defi nite intelligence of importance. Much support is derived from continued purchases by influential opera,- tors. The funds are quoted 1-16 to 1 per cent. above the highest point of yesterday afternoon. English railway stocks are very strong, with a continued tendency to improvement. French and Lombardo- Venetian railway shares have again risen. A rise which took place yesterday in the Austrian funds at Vienna has excited considerable attention. Consols were first marked 96 for the 7th of April, and are now quoted 96 3-16 to 6-16, or 961 exactly. For money the present price is 961 to 1. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures have been dealt in at 981; India Bonds, at 14s. preen ; and Exchequer Bills, at 335. to 38s. prem. Turkish securities present a fresh rise, the Old filx per Cents. having been quoted 93 to /, and the New Lean, 791 to 1. Chili= scrip Is marked 11 dia. Russian and Spanish Bonds meet with more inquiry. Bales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 1868, 94/, 941; ChiWn Six per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868 (scrip), 11 die.; New Granada Deferred Bonds, 61; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 911; Bunion Five per Cents., for account, 111; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101; Spanish New Deferred Three par Cents., for account, 301; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 93, 931; ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, 79; ditto, for account, 791, 791, 791; Vene zuela Deferred Two per Cents., 171. The opening price of the Paris Bourse has not yet come to hand. The Sir William Eyre has arrived from Port Philip with dates to Jan. 1, bat the amount of gold (if any) by this vessel has yet to be ascertained. Increased activity prevailed yesterday in the dis count market, and little or no business took place be low 21 per cent. At the Bank the transactions were likewise large. The demand is increased through the large business now going forward in the transmission of gold and silver to and from the Continent. About 40,0001. in her gold was yesterday with drawn from the Bank for transmission to the Con tinent, in payment for silver. Further withdrawals are probable. The Morning Light has arrived from Melbourne with 64,8001. in gold. The only gold vessel now actually known to be at sea is the Tornado, which has been out 94 days, with 116,6001.; bat the Aus tralian mail, now overdue, will doubtless announce some further considerable remittances. The Fulton, from New York, has brought 107,0001. in specie, of which only 16,0001. is for England, the rest being for France. It is officially announced that the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Indus will take for the _ East to-morrow the very large aunt of 660,8301., all silver, except 3,0291. in gold for Ceylon and Madras. The silver shipped by government for Calcutta amounts to 360,0001. The following are the particulars:—For Ca1cutta,603,2751.; for Madras, 26,3751. ; for Hong Kong, 16,9161. ; far Bhanghae, 2,3601. ; for Ceylon, 1,6641. ; for Manilla, 7601.; and for Penang, 4401. 7,1201. in gold L also engaged for Gibraltar. Nearly 60,0001. in silver arrived in the Thames on Thursday . from Antwerp. A fresh rise has taken plans in the price of bar silver, transactions having taken place yesterday at 6s. 2141 per ounce standard. Government are already effecting purchases for the steamer of the 27th inst. The exchanges are affected by the withdrawals of silver from the Continent. Bills on Holland, Bel gium, and Hamburg were inquired for yesterday afternoon, and the tendency was rather unfavourable. The Austrian exchanges, however, were quoted somewhat above the high point lately touched. The quotations are shown below : assessuara, three mantas, 11.17 to 3 ; ditto, short, 11.16 to ; lionordam, throe months, 11.17 is 3; Antwerp, three months, 26.273 to 823 ; Hamburg, =sin bongo, three ..oaths, 13.83 to 6; Paris, throe days tight, 36.7 e la 123; ditto, throe math% 26.30 to 6 ; Trait oa-**-11alits, three months, 117, to 1181; Patinbing, per rouble, than months, 393 Is I ; Vienna, at So., thaw months, 11.36 to 45 ; Trios* ditto, this, months, 11.36 to 60; Madrid, Oros stm&s, 491 to 3; Cadiz, three sawaths, 493 to ; Lsgbma, Arse months, 29.76 to 86; Chaos, throe months, 26.473 to 621 ; Nooks, three numbs, 401 to 3, Palmas, thins incatha, 120 to I ; throe ionathn, Ifo3 b f ; 1/sMo, 99 dap, 623 to f; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to I. The committee of the Stook Exchange will elect a new chairman on Friday next, in the place of Mr. resignati Hutchinson, whose on has already been noticed. Mr. Norbury (of the firm of James Copal and Co.), the present deputy-chairmen, will probably be elected; and it is believed that Mr. F. L. Sloes, a member of the committee, will become deputy chairman. We are informed that it is the intention of the directors of the Great Ship Company to entrust the finishing of the Great Eastern to Mr. John Scott Rinsch; acd it is said that Mr. Yates, the secretary and liquidator of the late company, will take part in the arrangement. The poop and forecastle decks, which would increase the height of the ship about 4 feet, are not to be added. Stowage room for 300 passengers will thus be lost. An extraordinary general meeting of the Great Northern Railway Company is called for the let of April, to approve several bills now before parliament. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2681. A special general meeting of the Great Western Railway Company is called for the 31st inst., to approve a number of bills now pending in parlia ment. Amongst these is one authorising " the con struction of a railway from Huogerford to Devizes, to be called the Berke and Hants Extension Rail way." Another authorises the Birkenhead, Lan cashire, and Cheshire Company to make a line from Hooton to Helaby ; another has reference to raising funds for the completion of the Bridport Railway, which is to be leased to the Great Western; another authorises a lease of the Great Western and Brent ford Railway and Docks ; another is for the con stniotirm of "the Manchester, Liverpool, Swansea, and Milford Haven Junction Railway ;" another authorises a railway from Ruabon to Llangollen ; soother authorises railways to connect the London and North Western and' Great Western with the Victoria station (Pimlico). The meeting will like wise be required to consider a resolution, authorising all the future baltyearly meetings to be held in Loudon; also to confirm agreements with the Strat ford-upon-Avon and East Somerset Railway Com- I panics. The Warrior Queen has arrived from China with 1,196,000 lbs. of tea. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 16, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the followusg results : C{, on yi on i a Circulation motive 20.331,265 Desert 104,766 Publio deposits Othir deposits (;smart ssoaritisa is Wilda( 10,696,147 No &sags Other stouri d = l" banking Seurinssat 18,703,612 Isms., 228,862 Coia sad bullion la both downswing 1101111 day sad other bins 784,996 Demme 11,706 The Bast Notes la mum Total rossrut(zionsk coin) In bashing 48 9 45154119 i 14,066,477 Immo. 76,466 The Bank's discount business has increased, bates a considerable addition has been made to the deposits, the unemployed resources of the establish ment remain as large as ever. 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Consols, for money, 931, 1,1, 1, Liam), far ac count ( lth April), 96%, 1,1, 1; T Years An nuities, expinng in January, 1860, 1 16; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98/, 981. Exchequer Bills were quoted to-day 335. to 36.. prem., showing a decline of 1.. India Bonds, The. to 18e. prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures were in better demand. The foreign stock market wee likewise firmer in character, especially in the afternoon, when a strong upward tendoncy was shown. Turkish neuritiss were in principal requeet. At four o'clock the Old Six per Cents, were quoted 924 to 4, and the New Loan 79 to 1 ; bat at a later hour a fresh advance was demanded. Sardinian Bonds are still offered. The Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic. were officially marked 691. In the market for Bank shares today the princi pal inquiries were for London Chartered Bank of Australia, Oriental, and Ottoman Benk,all of which were quoted higher; the latter left off at 214 to 22. Provincial Bank of Ireland were officially marked 89. Canada Land shares were weaker. London Deck stook was dealt in at 924 and 92. The shares of the Whittington Estate and Colliery Company were quoted today 4 to 1 prem. MINBS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. In the mining market to-day the principal feature• is a decline in East Wheal Muesli shares, which are (rioted 21. Shares in Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, Devon and Courteney, North Presage, North Crotty, and Wheal Unity Consols are in demand. . . — LinaresMining shares are inquired for, and are officially marked 10fr and 10. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : _ The metal market continues deprewed, and the cause is ito out of our hands that the length of its continuance is a matter of the greatest uncertainty. Copper Ands a limited market, bat there le no change in grammes. Iron is with out change, the amount of orders being saddest for present employment of works. Scotch pig is pretty Ann et 61e. 3d. cash. Tin holds he position, and there is little prospect of prima going lower. Spelter is slightly eraser, but without much doing. Tin plates keep steed, in demand and price. At a meeting of adventurers In Wheal lAzus, held on the 15th inst., in Cornwall. a dividend of . pee sham (2,3041.) was declared, and the balance of 1611.1. 10d. was carried to the credit of the neat amount. At a meeting of sdreatmers to Mallen& Mine, held on Tharalay, a all of le. per share wee male. The ann o u al sl=sl meettag of the Luitanlan Mining an Compy ;le celled kw ha 30th Met. From Taigas Mahal Mims a telegram received yew terday hem Captala o.Uvalde eaten Lode cut in 42 meemat het wkle, to imam an, amadity and Mende, sad of a very pr . ?miaing appearance. Poll particulars on May Nsoag. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW lIARICRT.—(PHIS DAT.) The markst is area. Town Tallow is quoted Ole W. nett co& ; Peterobarg Y.C. cm tha spot, 62.. lid. to 62e. 9d. ; all the month. 62e. ad. to 62a. ad. ,• Aped to Joao, 625. 3d.; Ootober to December, 62e. 34. to 625. ad. MALL.? AT coo.—Town tallow, 64e. Id.; Sat by ditto. 2s. 10d.; pilaw Roaska, Ps. ; melted est, 404. ; rough ditto, 24.; tallow grooves, lee. ; good drop, is. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET. —(THIS DAY. Davie and Cowpony repeat trade brisk. Prior without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 78a. to 84m.; snarler ditto, 85.. to 95a. ; fahrior d 60e. to 60e. ; rowan, 60e. to 70a. ; clover, W, 96a. to 106 e. ; ditto, sew asaaa ant, 80a. to 92a. ; straw, Ma. to 30.. COVENT-CIARDRIC—(THIS DAY.) Tim supply of most things is well kept up, and prices have attend but little since hest week. Retarded grapes ars nearly over; new ones just coming in. Pine-apples are not very plentiful. Barcelona nate radio 20e. per bushel; Breelln 12s. per bushel ; Spanish, 14s. per bushel; almonds. 245. ditto ; and the finest dessert chestnuts, 20e. tar bushel. Kent cobs are scarce; they realise 85s. per 100Ibe. Oranges fetch 3s. Od. to 10s. per 100. Among vegetables me some beam iful caulitowern which are plent.ful, brought fr,,m Cornwall by the crateful. Omens are plentiful. French beans scores French melding may be had; she forced rhubarb and 'cabala Potato sales are heavy, except for best samples. Artichokes fetch from 4s. to 6s. per draen. Cucumbers scarce. Cut flowers chiefly omelet of orchids, gardenias, heliotrope, camellia; ykiists,mignonetta, heaths, earl roses. FRUIT. !IM ARAN per lb.. 6. to 16i ink" Per WAIL 5. to It. OMNI. am par lA. 76a per lb.. id •••• pot los.. WM to Ir Oa*. Per M. lei Uzi la VIIOIIT, Cantilevers. arin. 44 to 61 Omar. p. des. booths* le to 3s roaster. P. teL 9%10 left Is to lb per eat.. Is ta Omar., per bank 44 to al Iltrnlp. pr Coramtais. oak Is to as tnutt i tl . to44 Bran par dos.. 10 di ti Calrff. 4000061 -- - jULM - ek B.' s rg, MI WI r ger lb. ow wSi _ .__ Lamm p. Pea mre. 10 I°. •., oak perm" Is lola id Iftllhr pa own. Is le la id Hoer ita4ll4 P. 1646 %, 11 64 WW Maniarocar. P. PPM.* .. 641. 64 Pan*. pelf bamboo, lb fob &woo. 0- ad fold Captain Field has been appointed to the command of the Indus, which leaves toy with the Calcutta and China mail. A peateffice has been Sited up on board, la which the homeward Calcutta and China mail will be sorted. Szatone Crianon.—An inquest was held at Canton, near Malmesbnry, on Monday, en the body of Mary Ann Mulling, 17 years of ego, &neater of Mr. Mains, lankeeper. of the IMMO place. It appeared that dere teed went to Malroesbury on the 3rd Meant, in hoe usual health, bat Malted home very ill; coeval/gone followed, and she died on the afternoon of Sunday week. Whilst in Malone bury deceased had emit, with another young woman, to the bone of Hannah Godwin, a woman of disreputable character, where she bad her fortune told. Afterwards she eke d Bennet if she had that guff," win raid she had not, bat would tries it the next time she cents her way. In the afternoon demand was main ,can coming from the direction of Remelt Oodwin's residence. Mr. Salter suttieotte attended deceased before her death, sad found . on sport grortest exatninaVon, that she KY pregnant. An iotoind examination showed that death resulted from as initsnt potion received into the stonier-h.—Verdict, 't Felo-diese," and murder against Hannah Goderie, ea an scometry be fore the feet " Godwin was committed for trial at the aleiro.—Brialel Mercury. RAILWAY RECEIPTS.—Tice traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom published for the week ending Notch 12, a moun ted to 412,3901, am! for the ourreeponding week of Mto 362,5801.. showing an increeae of 61,0401. The gross receipts on the eight railways having their termini I n the m etropolis amounted to 172,6041. ; and for the corre spending period of last year to 161,6911., showing an in- Crane of 20,9131. The brateres an the Eagan Counties railway amounted to 2.1261.; on the Greet Northern to 4,6911. • on the Greet We.tern, to 3,2161. • on the London and N orth Western, to 4,1611. •on tits Lo:sdon and Black well, to 1891. ; on the Leedom, Brighton, and South Cosa, to 2,78 E. ; on the London and South Western. to 1,6961. ; and on the South Eastern, to 2,0691. •, total. 20,91111. The receipts on the other lines in the rafted Kingdom amounted to 246,6961, and for the oorrespoadislt week of last year, to 216,4691., showing an Wafter of 30,1271. which, added to the increase on the metro politan lime, makes the total M ,ores.. 61 0401 as com pared with the correspondier week of 1993. SLOVENItIr IN thou FLaces.—When we behold In our provincial towns eccentric members and miens of the pangs enamel in shooting *lets end hobnailed shoes, smokiest most vile mundonete from short disooloured piroN we need not be emptied if a whole plat + n. of snobs—the terns easy be vatgar, bat it le sepreesive—follow their exem pt.; and the conequetacte is that decency is systemeically esteened. Not that we have say abstract objectless to shootierjacktts or clay-p!pes. While in the brag or on the kill, the one may los worn sad the other initeged in without repeal% ; but it is a glaring impertinence sad inde cency to carry rusf•S and eocestrio habit e tato the heart of a elvilleed community. If a peer of the r elm &mtg. to dwell foe a year or so awes the wigwams of the Red American Indians, be does well to adopt the'e paint, wampum, end malp-adorset 'seaming ; but the hegira be mown. to vet- Med I.fr, be is bound to resume its c ratans.—Slmktemsre Mat 11S401 for Marsh. 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