The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-12 00:00:00

( BERNARD. LT.—THIS DAY. tinted for the b:al marrT appeared to bo Wine, sad t►e eowt bike, the Lord Chief rustles Crowder took acre accompanied by riff. (Alderman Law qir C. Marshall, Sir P. ien placed at the bar, , which allure the s Oct to the murder it her Majesty's do at Loris, the maid tttally committed h the crime of wain' iy, Mr. Weleby, d for the creme. Mr. d), Mr. Simon, Mr. Fier, appeared (.4 the I to plead, be said be roan bad no larledb reepecttally dec nand in I. to re law et Le t became He dry al to be erred , sad Ur awake, the court bl be emend. re be widked to be hied Is me with sere ate had the jury ware Ws armada! with. led In open the ease fee I under ea set of pw re, by bey* hen ea ea.* of a *ewe ia the weed.. a wawa is the tete which it wee eat ow proscribed. sad this bed continued to obey to all the peewit= S it, of those who bed at he had sot may he athy of a abbe which be Nom* nakiei. • lad as attach wee 'paw of the F flathe at tb• Opera le Paris I bit oTdewdo. sad the I &amnia& awned. P percheead at mane of Afloat% stlo phalli la the ear forwarded to Bela* Onouto. By that pew otrieutert to the peruse o of Jemmy. flung power of the Breech. fate the details of the omoteratrowe Iron All a de Kato*, the tatter of we to go over to P•ne oreatte the Enver r of ia the lee. year A:ttepp Mb, 10 1 ure Lit ivy 0,1,14 1- lonaed mire unknuora wadies. la tact, it of the compirototo, ther ead the 24th, ,1% these Isetrasests rend by Mr. Taylor tit sit on mita die assaishia. Paris iris sow is court, h tt was charged It scald also be "him ...I water maturbas el • Ira ow* loss eons bit ib sit lb. wad of Novena kw and Orsini folloaild sadists of Wiguacee. resiiiiracs fa WS mate Wine, sad Is slt . About the bernalas creed to Peale by must for that purpose, bat mast, he made use al mermen to Alison). Bo cr, leaving the prisoner once produced the gm. the Cafe Suite* St m to be en inventlos Fu. This pawn the lies of the grenades 10 the prisoner meat over ni were lam togrtlur at ew of the London oaf& ;tether for some days time the grenades were ;owe...ion by many pee r Paris, going by the hint, in the charged • P. • carpet bag. The French Custtm-botree ember Orsini lekly the meanwhile the the 2nd of January he on to Parte, addressed and then hiving beet mid be proved to hive in London About were cwt to Paris, to K. Oetrequia. Davis, istrodatiff lemma, eased There is English geatbuses ineptly he wrote smother ; • Ur. Hodge, aid to' of some rich sod we* eta were forwarded, sad me to Ors's', ollmstrits e as to price, but lesvlsg en the twelves. la this *.tercsloa, &teat the Odd t month Pierri wr Is to Ceti Seises, dunsaid of a letter writer bp Ilia had been left aming day, be ar riva litre, Panay " in be W with 0110 °Mai Whip.' IS 110110 free. N 2nd or 3rd of Jesus, y th e . primmer at MINIM °Us we. found upon the d. On the 2nd Jensen Bo at his bra6b4 s , • sterns( emits, sem w' he,. Lo•dosi for rat * lion with °nisi. 0• 000 , mennertm Bs 111".. I In the rote ed DS off to the ?SIMI three was bar pore oge thee sod OS she . • whirls they •• •11 • • without rishis, .• besides that Of tb wished • "I les failed, moll •••"" ..a. ,to • dagger. Jot ▪ the 14tk d imm•lt quitted the WSW. I el them after IP a the OP" 01110 s lode' "w a r. tlwr eheetrogii a las ores ~,.14 1° d ro pewee, god 4 "^ — •_, a im how the elelio.'"l7. le Wesel w.. I atendis the 11 .. a 0~4 old 11.11 P; • essilieted • .1 ••• field well as her OOP" wy whether or no the prisoner at the bar wee' a p a rty to the murders committed in the streets of Paris cm the loth of January last. If, after hearing the evidease for t y prosecution and the donnas to be set up on behalf of the F i esee e, the jury were of opinion that he was a party to the crime, it would be their duty to Ood and wiz country to find him guilty accordingly. As sgsrdsd the technical part of the cam he should have no ** a ny in showing that the prisoner, at the time the Mimes wee committed, woe a British subject In the eye of the law, and therefore, under the special act of parliament a p s e which this indictment was bard, he was liable to be pa:Wm' ss accessory before the fart. Lord Campbell and the court had already determined to mu , an y pact of law that might cries in the pewees of ths in., for the decision of the (Mom judges. It would herafter have to be deternonsed in what form that decision should be taken. The Attorary-General said after that intimation he would tater io further into the legal pints of themes; and, haring no de a dual appeal to the impartiality of the jury, he sat a a ea, at the of a two hours' &admit, thanklag them I N the manifest patience and attention with which they hat beard him. The roast, at the close of the Attorney-Gemeres open. iDg, 'adjourned fur half-an-hour. The first witness celled was hf. . Granger, the laspee tor of Fre'rch Otos, who was earaisid by Mr. *Mak]. QC , through an interpreter. The wMa was de duty at the French Opera on the even* of the 14th of leaser,. The Emperor s carnage, accompealed by a small =of Leavers, a:need at ab ou t h a lf p ast 8 o'clock, at me the street wee crowded He heard an es - plosion, sad was himself woaaded by the bursting of a boob. Had skewer& bond a piece of the shell. Cron-ezarsised—le as inspector of polka In Paris. Was not pressut at Oreint'a trial. Saw Radio at Masa, arison I Fens, the day Were the elocution of O rsini. Rake a still alive. Has received no instructioas bore the Emperor as to bneging Radio over, and does sot kaow whether Radials! Is Raglaad. Many arrests were made Paris after the 14th of Jewelry. Has not nee Goatee. ibeezamised by the Ationsey-Geseral—Does not know who else was ectaviceed hew boss senates bolas Onini. °Mai and Pavel Ism Earner, ewe of the Gerdes de Paris, easealeed by Mr. BoAkia—Re was as duty la the Rae Leprlletier on the main et the 14th of January I. At the time the Em by his side, and lannechately altar the implosion Beytie's body MI into the pour. He took him op sad easseyed him to se leartrel,wtwr• Bare died f• fawraarl. twisty hours from the womb be had remind. Creeresseeked illrjemese—lied Imre Bey tie four et ire hooka Bayne Ines Temeehmen, end that's all he Ism of him Woe • polionesa hiemerf. Balk Dna& imiadia by Mr. WelebWom ea thiert min et of the Fiera hospital, to which Bayne wme tersiol. brie Mei en the 16th of Jantaery is the ensiss. Boyle had s wooed Ia the forebeed, eaothir Is the he kerb end mil sebum et se legalese, Aker rue eateseemel Alm the shoed, the a" 0171 6111 4 er a The au eaternmi hem ir the chest be s h ow pro demi Leh of the three Womb wee modal. ' by Yr. imee—Woe wet purr et Ombra lekl. Chub Petit Jeaseweseet Is the Guard of Perla, I.o a pried like dee& el Creetemeleed it;7lr7llaere—Wea not on duty at the Optee re the 14th hotatoy. bet knew the Zaparer rout plop The peleume at pease web wed le Yobs/rack' elm the impertor o pin itot, owl that mew arrived Ids Nobs i ball-past eke ride& ?hue was se wee pleb the end sheet dr Eagan? • via. L Toddle, Adams al the abed cl Mellaie ha Peak meadeeil ht the AtieuerOsetral—Wes the ti ti an ilisleteref raise is no the wounded as the of I The Conaereeeatal said the wham haw many yea id tire sem bet Kr. Jame objected to the questa ealliow weld the vitene bow the remora ie which the trona& were Wheel Derlise. the hadditteret charged the p r iso n w ith oototoory to the wanirs o two persona Why refer le aim P sliatina was examination of the allowed, and the whim me directed to ano th er pout, and was on le pronedia4 sima am mar tt. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANXRUPTCY. (Heine Mr. CONNONSSIONIN 006N1114) IN RI JOHN Allllll. The baskr•p• vas a warehouseman, of Bow-cherchyard. In hoary le tease to the court under tha arrangement Autry but wee afterwards mods bankrupt. This was the emelndlon nosetingi also the reed sitting for the asks of The newcand debts are 3,050/. ; lie balm 1,2711; es este, 06U. lb. Mem leek *ion to a proof for 1,9601. tendered en beheld et lir. Maw OEM, of Upper Phdboaor•-pbboe, lie baniwiee knew. Atter a iert examtwatlen of the bankrupt, Mr. Lawrence contended that the proof, having been ad mitted nadir the reanumist, ought to be methyl without hathar gweation. 'The peer was ordered to stand our for further anvil, nod Wel the assassination and choice of aseinnees were ad joined kr a krtaistat. THE POLICE COURTS. TIIIS DAT. MANSION-HOUSB. Minas Harrison., • well-known masher, was charged with gaming had coin under the following circumstances Michael Hart, a ocstermonser, said—Yestarday afternoon the prisoner come to ors in Pettioost-lano sod bought two plaice sad gave me • bad half-crown. I told him boughte bad, and he roplied, "Isit ? Ha had fish of me on two peevious occasions that day, exchanging two shillings in payment. I ezasaheed my money, and found amongst it two bad shillings, which I sm pretty certain he gave me. He ran off, bat was pursued, and taken into custody. Printer —Did you not oar to let me off if I would give you 2,1 Prosecutor—Oh dear, no, nothing of the kind. Jamb Ilyams, a general dealer, at 3.5, Mithilssex-street, Whiteehapel, corroborated tho tooicoooy of the prosecutor. Baker, polio.-oonetable 636, said—About (-past three o'clock yamorday afternoon I wen in Petticoat-lams, when I saw the prisoner Twining. I sized him and told him he bed been passing bad money. I marched him on the spot, and fomad in his port-monnaie a belt-sovereign, two half-crowns, one chilling, lour si=psoors , sad a fourpenny piece. I took kiln to the station-house. where he refund his address, and as again searching him I found two balf•crowns and id. more ars Wm. . The prisoner, in his defence, said—l was not aware the balk-sown wee bad. I did not pass the two shillings. He was fully committed for trial. Amu 81syy wee chtrgeell with es ugglhag screen bottles of brandy on hoard the Panther, lying co BM Jobs Penny, tide or, saki—l found a r a d " efendaat to the Peattier wit► eeven bottles, containing three quarts of Isramly. in the foreceole. which be admitted were his. The raise of the brandy is 34., end the duty is 11.. 3d. The Lord Mayor—What here you to my deitadast Defendant—lt is the fleet time I emir did saythin of the kind. The dicers all know um TM Lord Mayor —You Tonal pay s !as of 20.., or go to prison for twenty-one days. Defradast—l thank your lordship. I'll pay the Tannery. Jabs Edwards was charrid undo. the Maytag Timm- Manors Mr. Edgily Jones, of Cannon-street West, said—The de fendant came to me on Saturday afternoon and begged some esebteare of me, I naked him a quo*s and be maid be bed so kande. He bad both arms under his frock, and I maw vet be was ea impolite. One of his bands had sustained sei Ifn i and he eipnset it. but said the o th er wee • welted In solici , ing relief, and when I refused to cies* b• begun to be re g insolent and troubleeosne while I wee paying m sm. He forced himself lain the petofste end embed me whither I wore my moustache 6.r valour. (A radtsg that be wee determined to panne his ebtl mut La an cam, who took him into costody. Lord Mayor—dhow see your hands, defendant. Thebeggar readily liend bie Injured limb, whke wee much Yard.. hut etemed le be very unwilling to mobile the Yard.. eau The Lied Karr, however, desired the Garr M help • raid head sad arm axe Arad druid's' is Gomm _ _ _ Tbo Lord Yore—What did you moan, doloadant, by atom thot you bad loot both your beads Ift* dokadoat—Well, yne ise, my NM, I am a poor trlppi• That's rho ham that ma be mid, owl I mot a we* of blonds from my port of the country, aa au *boy sane am Wu • drop too mob, se tb e st r a yr' the but juku of wbat I tea &fug. TIN Lord Mayor—T o e moo t go to prima for twenty obi %'bare you will to pat to ems m lon b• N to Pkosof—Vr iL otY lord, I am a rest d i tycolo i .. appur b. l de swam your lardohip I MIL lomett.) Tho Lad Mayor—l @wpm yen ANA W or ts sum Par Ilest I'oadmishair ottrabwr MIL .) Tlio dokairis-1 satin bet par CcusamiL DOW-STREET. 10 88888 . APIM 11•11111, 11•1111 Siseliet 4 8,4 hi the "NIP shut se la setletesl-howsmsehsr, vas aisread hies Yr. Tleary with shrift 221. bekepiep ht hiss esthr, is., se the Ceelysti, me peteswese stsid Es be lope • w What lib • Ira at W proshos, If/ hal use hid Set swiss spes kbr e meth pad. This womb& isosvir. Phi,* pa 11111 sew sma la ismil that 111. se dr messy log wieft. The we Nest hose eon wild by • ideas THE EBY RTSS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 12, 1858. or mate other key. He could not suspect any one ; bat the primmer hadpreten been frequently seen loitering about kis place, under the oe ot ting lodgers, and a/though she only earned Z. per week in her Made bed been vary flush of mosey for some time Feet. He therefore charged bar with the oillance. Yr. Henry—Surely that is not enough. I could nnt com mit • woman for trial upon mere conjecture. Wu there no caw rridase• - Serpent — t Fran . lin, an officer of the F division in private clothes, sald that when be took the girl into custody she denied having any money about her. She was searched, and was observed passing something from one hand t , another. This proved to be 21. 9s , wrapped up in a piece of paper. Another witness, a neighbour, had seen her with 61. Mr. Henry—That is another matter. Did she say how she mule by this money? Nicer—She said she bad picked it up. Mr. Henry—Upon this evidence I will remand her for further ezentinuMn. SHOCKING DEATH OP AN ECCENTRIC CHARACTER; A shocking ease of sudden death of an old and well kao• a ementric character of the town of Greenwich- Mies Maria Suter, of Bliseett-street—wa• din-nerved on Monday afternoon Int. It appears that the unfortunate lady, who p_...4 ample mean of living comfortably, had if way late years to an many ereentrielties that d her C a Modem (brother.) visited her on Thunday week at her reoldince, with • view of obtaining the opinion of two medial gentlemen as to her condition of =tad, and, if neemassy, their certificate to obtain her admittance into amen lunatic asyltunn. Accordingly Mr. Hollingsworth and Mr. Pink were consulted, Mr. Bel- Hepworth Ent seeing her and then Mr. Ph*, both being together and conversing with her. To Mr. Pink- she re marked that she did not know who he wee, and On - that gentleman eying he knew her and her family, and that she knew him (telling her Ms name), her reply was, " I know no are who is not introduced to ; and as have not bean introduced I don't know you." This letrnvlew with the unfortunate creature led to the determination on their part to sign the requisite certificate, in order that she should be removed as soon as poerible to some place of safety. Living without any domestic servant, and being particularly senritive as to any interference In her mode of living, the Intention of removing her was kept secret, and shortly afterwards the brothers left, giving her no ides but that they had paid but a casual visit, and bidding ber annual ea atketionte farewell. An hour afterwards the old creature was am by neighbnur at the door, having given ten young women, who had called upon her, some money. Nothing particular wen thought of this circumstance, abeggsnrs , , tar and noir, were in the habit of calling upon bar. sows of trloss ever left without receiving arms Mod of relief. The neigh bours, at a late hone the same night, beard an unusual noise made in 'tinny/ the fire, but after this nothing more was heard or ems of the decea sed. On Monday morning the knocked at the door with a letter for her from her =bet meshed so answer. This was no unusual cir enmelleak aie the &mod was In the habit of retiring to net batmen ass Intl two o'clock in the morning, opening her awe aid entaring into COO TOTIStiOn with the policemen on the beet, and sot being seen again until two or three o'clock In the day. Two or three hours later Polinvonstable Ralph, engaged In delivering the votin g papers for the gaso line of guardians, knocked at the door, but still no engem was returned. About four o'clock in the afternoon, • brother of the dernesed—a gentleman residing at Maidenhead, Berke —cast at her random., when the boon being still closed, so sebum was Weed at the bark of the eeming. Os peossita an g fotoup-eters room a horrib le eight pre einged Itself, the place being in a most filthy arty slate, totally destitute of furniture, and the lifeline body et the dewed being discovered on • box, and user her bead sessile* $ swamp= covered with • saucer contain * wars Is • decompoied state, showing that her death steld est boy been of a violent character, ea the lean move ment of lin body most have caused the saucepan to fall. The dessamsd bad evidently laid down to rest, without un dressing. her 'backlogs, however, being partly drawn from her legs te her hat, and quantities of blood being found upon the flew bassedistoly beneath her left leg and left hand, 'thick were bong* over the end and side of the box, her right hand being firmly clenched and drawn towards her chest. On an examination being made it was only too evi dent that whilst lying in this pennon the flesh of the de mand had been gnawed by mice or other vermin, musing the Mood to flow from the distended parts, whilst the flesh of the knuckles of the right hand arse likenrias gnawed in the same way. By the side of the demand wee also a portion of candle, at which the mice bad also been engaged, and which had been properly extinguished, this favouring the "appeal - don that the deceased bad died In her The police authorities were immediately communicated * with, and on &Tenn Grant, 6 It, searching the body he dinovered three 6./. Bank of England notes, two sovereigns, and non silver and wrapped in separate pima of paper, together wlra r tZt ne ttirty keys, nu her person. On entering the bedroom of the deceased a like disgusting eight was witnessed, being in reality the abode of filth and wretabednees; all sorts of astable. lying strewed about the floors, the bed and furniture equally dirty, whilst from the ceiling hung innumerable cobwebs, and books and papers being coronet with Hke aernmulations. The whole of the house was entirely destitute of furniture, whilst the hen parlour sideboards contained cooked and uncooked meat, Need, vegetable., and every kind of eatables mixed tosolitsr, end is mother part of the room an extraordleare aa candles. A more wretthed might, even in the poorest bourhends, it would be immovable to conceive. An inquest was held upon the body on Tuesday afternoon, before Mr. C. 1. Carnal.. coroner, at the Morden Anna, Brand-anon, when merely anon evidence, bearing on the mind* of the above facts. Meng been deposed to, the Inquiry was ad- Jorthed to admit of a post coo rtfel examination being made, end which, it ie believed, will result in the fact that the de. mond had laboured under disease of the hart Baking to noceont for death.—Kerstiat Newry. WARR LISTS.-21118 DAY. Two o'Ckonn. The railway share market to-day is firmer. Midland stock has recovered 1 per cent., being quoted 91t to 921. In the morning this stook was marked as low as 901. In some of the other lead ing descriptions a rally of Ito per cent. is presented. London and North Western is now quoted 941 to 1; Great Western, 68} to 671; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 87t to 88; London and South Western, 48 to t per share; Great Northern, 281 to E ; and Eastern Counties, Ili to I. East Indian railway stock continues in demand. 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Confidence is improved by continued large purchases of the new Indian loan, the price of which hu risen to 99} to 100. Consols for the 6th of May were first marked 961, and are now quoted 961 to I. For money, the present quotation is 961. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to 1 ; the New Three per Cents., at 96/ to 1; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 801 to # ; Bank Stock at 220; India Stock, at 2201; Exchequer Bills at 35e. to 391. premium ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 001 to 100 ; ditto, 1869, at 101 ; and India Bonds, at 18s. to 225. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. remain quiet at 97 to 1, ex div. Mexican Bonds are offered, and Buenos Ayres inquired for. Very little busi ness is going forward in this department. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Fon/- and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 79; Equador Provisional Land Warrants, 2j; Mexican Three per Cents., 191 ; ditto, for account, 191 to 191 ; Russian "lourand•a-Half per Cents., 1001, 100/, 1001; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 431; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (April 16), 971, ex div. ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104. The Light of the Age has arrived from Sydney, but has only 87 ounces of gold on freight. The steamer Valetta arrived at Marseilles on Saturday afternoon, with the Calcutta and China mails, which left for London at 10 p.m. At Paris to-day (Monday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 09fr. 55c. for the account, being the same as they closed on Saturday. At the Bank on Saturday the applications for money were upon the somewhat more liberal wale lately noticed. In the open market there wu a fair demand, and 2} per cent seems, in most quar ters, the minimum rate for first claws bills. At Hamburg the rate of discount has receded to it per cent. The imports of the precious metals last week were to a fair extent. Oar list includes 126,9901. in Australian gold by the Tamar, from Alexandria; 69,3001. by the Morning Light, and 191,0001. by the Copenhagen, both from Melbourne ; 20,0001. by the Vimeira, from Sydney ; 4001. by the Antipodes, from Hobart Town ; 6001. by the Malabar, from Alexandria ; and one case and two bags of specie by the Bellona, from Constantinople. The total value of these supplies is about 410,0001., almost entirely in Australian gold. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals from the port of London includes 5,383 ounces of gold and 438,100 ounces of silver ; representing a total value of about 130,0001. The gold was de 'patched chiefly to Boulogne, and the silver to Ham burg and Holland. The particulars are as follows, viz.: gold coin—to Boulogne, 120 oz. ; to Belgium, 600 oz. ; gold bars—to Hamburg, 263 oz. ; to Jou login, 4,500 oz. ; silver coin—to Boulogne 1,600 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 67,000 oz. ; to Hamburg, 12,000 oz. ; to Belgium, 10,000os. ; silver bars—to Hamburg, 342,000 oz. ; to Boulogne ' 5,500 oz. The steamer Trident has also taken out 21,6501. in silver for Hamburg. The other exports have comprised 64,2121. by the Africa, which sailed on the 3rd for New York ; 11,1701. by the Tyne, for the Brazils and 2,6761. by the Tagus, for the Peninsula. The total uoertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 230,0001., principally in silver. In addition, the bulk of the imports of gold above reported has been privately remitted to the Continent. The following circular has been issued to the cre ditors of Messrs. Hoare, Buxton, and Co., Swedish merchants, who stopped payment daring the late crisis. It will be observed with satisfaction that this respectable house entertains a hope of being shortly enabled to pay all its creditors in fall : London, April 8. Gentlemsn,—We have now the plasm:* to infant you that we shill be prepared to pay a dividend of sa. In the pound on Yard y, the 28ti of June next, at our counting-home, 23, Old Broad-Mast. If curtain negotiations which Erik course of arrangement by our Mr. Lane in Sweden, are carried out in such a manner as we are led to expect., we hop shortly to lay before you a proposal for the find settlement, at Mated of all our engagements. We shall be much obliged periods yon - will present your chime and securities any day between the 16th May and the let of June, as by doing so you will materially Militate our ultimate arrangements. The deed of a will have to be executed on receipt of the dividend. 1 --Va c r:, gentlemen, your obedient servants, HoAss, BOSTON, sad Co. It is explained, on behalf of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company, that the company now hold in hand the funds required to pay the proposed dividend of 7 francs per share, viz., about 14,0001., this sum having been collected since the 31st December last by the sale of bonds to the amount of 4,1301., of stores to the amount of 6,2611., Sm. . . _ The following circular has been issued to the share holders in the Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway Company. The points referred to are of the utmost importance to the intereets of the com-parry : AANTWIZP AND 10T1111DAN /AMWAY COMPANY. 16, Cannon-street, London, April 10. Sir,—l beg to Worm yon that a meeting of the principal &embolden of this company will be held at the above office, on Wednesday, the 14th Menai, at 2 o'clock, for the parpoee of deciding upon the undermentioned objects, in order that the board may sustain them st the general meeting to be held to Brussels on the 6th of Kay :-1. The declaration of dividend. 2. Whether It is advisable to provide funds for the purpose of increasing the material for the water service sod working capital. 3. Whether the application to the Dutch government for the extension of the line to Rotter dam= shall be continued, and the agreement in reference thereto made with Y. Bredina, be ratified. 4. The autho rity to alter or discontinue the agreement with the Lierre and Turnhout Company. 6. Whether the number of dim tors shall be Mooed to Sr, so as to render the formation of a board more certain.—l em, 80., Oiouoe F. Bornt, fiecretary. .11,cruaDat Symms. The funds to-day were again fiat and inanimate. A reduction oft per cent. was finally established. The only business of importance was an influential purchase of fully 100,0001. of the new Indian Loan, at the advanced price of 99. The closing quotation for the New Four per Cent. scrip was 99 to I. English railway stocks ocntinue to fall, partly in anticipation of the settlement, which will commence on Tuesday. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961, " buyers," for the 6th May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 981 tot. For money the last price was 981, " buyers." The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 961; ditto, for account (Bth May), 981. Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, 1. New Three per Cent., 931,1. Bank Stock, 220 ex div. India Stock, 223. India Bonds, 21s. prem. India Loan Scrip, 981, 99 1, 991. Exchequer Bills were quoted 35e. to 995. prem. Turkish Six per Centre., which are now quoted 113414111, the half-yearly dividend falling due this day, were very dull, and closed the same as yesterday, via., at 97/ to 1 ex div. (or equal to 1001 tot ewes div.) The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were steady, and other foreign stocks quiet. Austrian Five per Cents., 811 (exchange 1014 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 191. Portuguese Three per Cents. 1863, 461, 451. Russian Five per Cents., for account (16th of April), 1091 1101 ; ditto Fourand-a-lialf per Canto., 100, 1001. Spanish New Deferred Three pa Cents., 281 ; the Passive Bonds, 7. Turkish Six per Cents., 1001 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041 ; ditto, for account, 104. Bank shares remain quiet. Those . of the Pro vincial Bank of Ireland were rather more offered to day. Royal Mail Steam were quoted 11. lower. Scottish Australian Investment met with some in quiry. The 8 per cent. preference shares of the Netherlands Land Company of 51. each, fully paid tip, were dealt in at it to 2. Meek ea Mad Itd• Diitery la volt ........ ..... . Dtifs Mei LS Jun *AMY MS IPS*. ..... ...... Dab fres Ist Jme Dia, Tema lit Flag. ...... aiai I .'"' ;; Liss I mi t 0. 0 •4 1 . 14.. ea Ma4l . 6116. Auriga kr kr mot akar lath et Apra kol year. MI Mk. and &Ivey. 2,111) TM antral' la wok *Morbid le a ft tram talc PO7 from Oars; from Aukrifs ; Nam Mk Lanka awl 7 kis Wm Saki. 4112 sada. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) The number of boasts is considerably larger than on Mon day last, oonsequntly the priors of that day are not realised. There is, however, a fair demand at Thursday's quotations. Shaman rather more plentiful, but there is ademandforthera at about late rates. Good iambs and calves meet with a ready de. From Germany and Holland there are 274 200 sheep. sad 84 calves. Spai 450 sheep. Sootland, beasts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2, n, 500 beads. Ireland, M t and 100 from the northern and midland counties. rerun« st Ina a d ad. ter mom of DK aO. Mu Man. arderds 4 44 DM Das 111-bredsll 4 1 I Dot ..hor 1404.4 mslll4 bomb 1 3 Do. 44 Mom 4 4 I 041444 4 Byes II mood 001244 ;4 ! DIM • ........ ,•.. 4 Do. do. lbws Dm4 IA 1141/4410 f 1 1 4 lamb. •• • ........ I f AisaMs M mega. 1.114 diely sad hobs. MID; eivos.lllloo.. 6 1 Kim. I PS. I Lifted C. Malloakl Sil l4 l, &tab Oosslsnewl(Salborse 11 [Owes Wrist Oosnolo 11541444k1 1 Mot Bra 4:1;1106) se Gnat Ileslk 174 O. W.&114,1111(1 sell Mies O. Wh. Vet (11•1114 s/ ta l F. Ii aLITIV • im $ N.W. Simi • . ER Ice% 11 WSW . 7.1.1 PtNIL lbw) 11 Untied 1...... (W e Mtas It i l ei & Oirs Om 1 S.W. 1/1.154 le ?la Oren s Us Whir (0114ssap1 41 V 416 d Tem (Ow mar* Milt frot lend Tii, li W.Osisiss $1 I WI. limb ( • • 11 1 1 1 , 11. NA 11 WS, Wiwi Las di Wt.Triawsiglaik. I, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr KLPOTRIO TZLNORAPII.) TORR.—SUNDAY NIGHT. Tar FonLowuro Rom= nava Anamm—Fiabermas, Odd Trick, Kelp* Y. Dobler, The Dam Pawky, Rosa Bonham, and Prince of Danmark. NEWMARKET. Maaarque loam hare Ws day for Epsom LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP. 6to 1 apt The Dap (off, tl3to 2) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. 160 to 20 apt Wrestler (t) CHESTER 20 to 1 opt Gammon (011. 22 to 1 Tutted) 20 to 1 Bliak Hatay (t) 40 to 1 Wristlet (t) REFIIiaIIfTATION OF PORTSMOI777IrIf la Stated upon pond authority that in oomorpoaco of the retirement of Lord Houck as a candidate for the borough of Portsmouth in the mat of a moral election, it is the intention of Hoer- Admits! the Hee. air H. Koeppel to offer himself in the liberal blase. SZTORDAII WINCHESTER,—A supplement to the Ghetto. published on Saturday, contains orders in commit seektag certain new regulations with regard to Win chester Caws, and the canonries and studentships of Christ Church, and certain wholarships, dc., at Braman% University, and Queen's College, Oxford. THZ BIRTH-PLACE OW SIR ISAAC NEWTON—The home ha which Sir Isom Newton was born at Woohthorpe, seer theathee, le shoat In be palled down, and it is ander- Wed thee a ethatile edeblithmat le to be erected or the mite. BIRMINGHAM TRIENNIAL FEATIVAL. The for this important musical event ere pr ie r r ili C ais onnimittee of masagessort base been fors gr er - ene time rot actively engaged in Isodaring their pima, so se to being about the same sueomedel Woe Se the in 1966. It will be in the recollsotion of our mosi umd =ses e that the production of Cases. Jill woe • isaMag isdamt at the ford of that year. The eammittaa purge mother ore work at the forthooming issaabg, fleecy Leslie's embeio Addl baring bean seiseted fee that porno. MRWORIAL Or THE PRINCESS ROYAL'S MARRIAGE ar HANarar.—Tbe committee impaired to assidim the sosmoriel to be erected in honest of Ms towhee of the Prisms Royal, at Banbury. ham &Ada to riot • mom and bustain °mobbed, in the Hono-bir, orlon ibe roods meet. Mwml Amigos have been eghibilef, but the el Mr. Gibbs, of OAK& seabilect. has been esieoSed. It is in the idoesminilfiedde 4 te, sad the height about 60 that. Thom wen Y stet Miss MIDI with 'Weary, and three saniciroder brim will ~give the water which is to Cow from the aosanit. Mr. IL Hatchings haring oilseed to exhibit eons =wietro in mid of the funds for erecting the ma oar boo bean accepted with thanks. PIECIMLIYMOORLYHY. Specimens of photo. porgy You boon yeadacol by mums of the direct it of Wham pbsioraphic aratetime to the dose. The pria mess brad pet boss fully developed, but the priselphi s = which It is hoed is mule and clearly deleted. Thu of this horsiest investion la Mr. Chewed, the pbotograpitsr M the Herat gambant. THE Hums Illoscriairr AT MONTROSE.—A model of the ern hen beam submitted to the Monument Committe r :lZr. Collier Marsha. the sculptor, who has already tho tionembeltie tar the execution of the WNW st • eat of Mk. The model, which was speareally a very cornet orlon of 611 kite of the late Mr. Hume, rermented his so Moseirg la a position which will no doubt crier poodil Si. army poW of view. His left s is nearly stmilibod IblinPards, while in his hand e ire heal •owe% es which rent the two bee-lagers of the right band, end be, starts, in ea may positica, Is supposed to bs is the act of addresnimp the Hour of Com mons god eeirrlsg to the ecateste of the dotanimat.— Ifesbose ACCIDENT AT PORTSMOUTH DOCZTAOD.—A man soma Ydkh of 60 yews of age, wspiorof l tko lookrood woo re work se dr &war room oz yy awn WIWI= bb w+proorwlei too 6w, rid Se of 611 Own woe NIS of Wow kho kayak& ...... . Immo Needs .... =Wk. Lead lbeilp de Oda ... I &•#/g•Pas iset — Wra;;;;l7, Dr& Amebae' lead O w Sa.coillieliaibiu De. reit Te per st.. i▪ ota% OM& ▪ Dirgf roolil. 64. ma Awl Oop lowa ladhislT.l. Os. Man Nstlesike Lemke Mama - Lcs.iles.Oralbmoe. adhw+uralil Tel Malitar.lbg. Di. Lbw Mama Dbieset Os Iliduelleds Lad .. 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Assegai ear Amides., be plebe abed et the blew le to b• bet la hewn as the pada Audi et St. Mary-la-the-Maisk la bead et Lake's deg& The w- E=et Owe verbs his bus bilnelad le Mr. I. archket to lbe leelaiwead Cembelenwe. 011.D1144111T 'HAI lawram a is - liaad - 7 an liraL,Wely. 1414 Ilitim.La.,htba vas 10 ilrlienl asd Laster MI 111 =;........ all 064,...Lk •II 1 an Mi• :Wig:Wain' W De. $ I p.a. Is mil so L. WI Dust. Park 6 Abort Ja IA Lb/la r II Belfast Jeselke 10 111 iladen jUi elues 1111 Elam Usuos.. 1.. i; 1 UM De. Ur II all /ail Ilmi I* a d illt=i 111 IN elleg lidia =rsi lL wailors . mo o Om! Ihrqt a/ Ilioalrd lbw. GNUS Wmams. Do. Now Min" • komorbdro sod Torloilio Le.L Looks mil Delo Nem = "1 1= Vol= did Z i t= e .... .... ta014.4=1100,101, MEW Do. osi rd. Ot.wr d ro verfak . ...... ... i til isi tti ISe . I la iii M i lk 111 el 11l E. `;' Nortiiira aamor Dais -100 Swill. MD* , all North Davos. MI MI D. su L . 111 S. ''' De. D. w. D INt. ' 1118. 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LINZ/ Lain AT Buffett IL Waal,/ Oftwd W tear s N. ',alms) Widdoslikmair• Leo Ma sad larib Wears) cl= b iewas 011edwisr. Wow Wk.. ae i ra n y i thea N. G.) W. Wes 11= 1611 .. &Uzbek Elarekit -LAO. Otowwlrrsad Dew Feral It. Grow Weft,* FI=JD.O =ti 11.1ook awl I l'ork/N. NSW Preforwii Loa. Mem • AO NW sod Os. DOW Wildag awn 0 1.730 Ow.* por cost. Iltat iv ii rril alt led Was maim 088•11•0 h rr = 4 4 Daft IP oar eat. 0%0. :=.lTigi,` amp orbas liarrnljEk" W ae nt i : • • sal •••••• I, aMi Foam!! _ • sa.d U. tke.issk Ammarla ▪ ef arise 114%.04 Irk Sila. - 0 0106 4aPNI • • AmamiWaded.' i t a a Pit • Ass.ollm. W= sad W estmliater Ng. Pres. d Nyland _pp. Preylndia of b.M. o.lw J. (Nile of .1•11121111 i VMS d Looks . WUMW sLana 1111011111... ..... i( Imam N) a- ii iii II ra. I i • 'l.•1 I ra • ..• es t'T !T Ibiza—THlS La E Two o'Ctoex. The mining market to-day is quiet, with very little change in price. Par Consols shares are offered, and are marked 171. Great Wheal Alfred have met with some business at ise to I. These are the only stocks in which business is officially re ported in the Stock Exchange. In foreign and colonial mining securities there ia no movement whatever. At the two-monthly meeting of adventurers in Alfred Consols Mine, held on the 6th t., the amounts showed • balance of 1,3591. in favour of the mine. A dividend of 3,. per share was declared, leaving 6911. to be carried forward. Thomas Treleue was appointed manager, in the room of Capt. White, who has resigned. At • meeting of adventurers in United Mines, held ea the 7th duet., the accounts far January and February showed • balance of 7721. against the adventurers, which was ordered to be carried forward. At Troth, en the Wad lan, die eadermentionell lames will .dl comer ere . De.os °rut C 004661. 1.919; Phenix Ulm% the; Worn Oarnen,3lo; Starke Vlnt7 1301; Medford United, 100; North Wheel Rohn& FOOL animbusta.l,6 • Wheel Cdersd , 174; Devon .d Cots. nth ; led i antado Conant:, LP_heel ; Orin Oben CorstalA, 1112; Wheel ADO... 115: Kelly rm. 111 w Ihtemitdp 109 • Wen Poe Co.' solo, 11 Tarr Conn.. 11-totel, • ' At •an et serer on. lan es the B th Inst.. 4,916 6061 meld for W OW. Ls. eel. Anna, 1191.16•;•viren pr de • nonce prime ter toe. U. lth et fIOO etioner.ll22 tare woof; norms stesdard Lea t allsh ((Moe Ing snow* inn realised by dm dement Was: Alla urb. Amount. West Dans& .. . ****** •.. • elt.t44 4 One .. .012 11 Wasel l ner .• • . L3lB 6 Alftllo4ll•OiL . 6l . l4iaili ... : 1.1181 ti N nth Imust. Pre Greet lebnel • allase...... ..• . I Mend Mins— ........... .... t Lenat I: • 1 1 label Charlotte 1 Wee Crime; l OO W Penh Crememe, . re . 1 noes UP11•1 Duke et Corawsll.. ........ T.i...th ...... .......... Botellnek. whet •on - ......... thirenteall ... .. 66 .. 413 3 Trottel . . 66 - 419 7 n t ragshld ii 62 .... 4/ 9 6 GO ... Oa 10 Wheel fnuth Can T % h• • • •• 61 309 11 mon ftis • ... . • ••• • iff 1 1 Ta et UMW — - • .. .... .. .. .. .. .. 14. • =st• ••••• .; A Nes C. .::::::: ti • -.• is is greed W 7 • • • 3 eolith Delenth 6 ~.. 1 19 11 29 1 Total . UN .... AL9BI 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARNBTa MARK-LANG.-THIS DAY. The wheat trade this morning was dull, at an improve want of Is. per qr. upon the rates of Monday hut, and ed scarcely beellad so Food a *ale as on Friday. Th equally inactive, and Friday's prim mold, not be exceeded. Taken as:a whole, the trade, in its dullness, disappointed general expectation. Choice barley maintained its value, but other descriptimes were easier to purchase. Oats notwithstanding liberal supplies from abroad =ls lamised =it vela.. Baas and pus ecianasslad tall prices. ARRIVALS iIIVO LOP DOW FROM APRIL 6 TO APRIL IA Com Wb liszlar. S Oaan V rums Pees. Vicar. 141 :0 647 4 7 . 1491 rareiii lnn Mil , lei :::: ion o. zee... 171 774 11449 13 11 17 .... 9464 Qt. I. Ia 370 00 1010 se 7 1337 orls. MINCING-LANE.-THIB DAY. The public sake declared for to-morrow are, Sagas: 400 Muhl. West India, 16,600 begs Mauritius; 1,000 B• 1 1 6 44 and 700 bags Mo. caw, aoo casics. Ceyloa Cocoa, 600 bags. Wait Indian Eke, 6,600 bags. &Niel" 700 hags. Cochineal, 260 begs. The ir•1116.2631111 lance Friday in the private contract sae beta have been few and unimportant. mall amount of business done at pmts was. Corns.—No salsa reported. TzA.—The market steady bat inaltive, and it is dither& to effect Bak& Aar.—llauritine proof sold at Is. 10d. Penang, ht. top. Rica.—Fifty tow whits Bengal sold at 7s 6d. 0/1,11.-13eal, 3884 yellow, $2l. to 3314 brown, 261. to pale, 2W.; sperm body, 811. to W. headmatter, 8&I. to BW. ; 301. to 311.; South Sea, pals, X 71.; olive Oullipoli, 471. to 484.; Spanish and Sicily, 461. to 461.; cocoa nut, 39a. to 4211.; pales Ono, 39a. to 40e. ; linseed, 28a. 9d.; raps, pale, 425.; brow., Ma, TALLOW KARKXT.-THIS DAT. The soarket is quiet. Prime are quoted as follow,: Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 66a. dd. • April to hoe, IA& ed. ; July to August, as.; Get. to Dee., 62.. PARTIOULAKIII OP TALLOW. BOROUGH HOP MAR/MT.-THIS DAT. Yearn. Pattemdia mad Smith report that the demod eem thanes steady at late priam—say, shako Mid end Beet Heats, 100 s. to 120 e. psr awn; low sad middling, OW, 705., to Itte.; Weeld Hawk 605., 60e., to 70e. ; Boras. 464., 665., to Us.; 1865'5, 205., 28e., to 36e. ; 1866'5, 305., 405., to 60e. COAL HARKET.—THIS DAY. Wykal, 14. ; Holywen, Ida. ; Devlson's West Hartley , Ida. ad. ; Walla End Braddylre Henan,Rad &nth Durham, 16i. dd. ; Wa ll s End Hatton, 20e. 3d. I 2 ships at market. A meeting of the creditors of Mews. Calvert sad Co. is 'Wed to have been held, with the view on the part at that ilrm of obtaining time. No balance-sheet was sub mitted, but according to some reports the liabilities &meet to nearly a milllon.-71hise. It is said the last Australian mail brought consi derable orders for various descriptions of manufactured goods—not from the markets having been cleared, but be cans* the articles with which they were overstocked were sent out by nekton shippers for the most part completely ignorant of the real requirements of the country. The law dams of the crown have not up to the present time sent in their report on the ems of the Cagliari to the Foreign-odes. (loam AT VIIIIVA.—Within the larit fonr-and twenty hoes so tower Una fee persons have assured me that Frames sod Awe& head be occupy *Hum) Sar dinia la the setuseiN bet the any is imoorrect. It Islam' to ms that the Fres& Chided has threatened to idedere rtheitaie, if thegasenerssat of that country should sal IWO& War wise rages the apes, and curb the limes et the savekleareyerpas el the press, bat Austria .earl ant tbLL eassrairtilly to pro Mer NOM the meths informant at Priam The efielft ad mews el the Tula sad dams peps owls Austria pony, bet the et Trash 11 la Savoy mold marry her ISOM la het, kw psrllsa fa Iselywoold be great W aablee If the Trash sheet/ NM the Alps, and et the isms tines mat neve keeps le Bests. As has already been stated. Choi Bast ea IL de Ilawgenney have recently had some sahrendy versa disaarakese, and it is credibly hided that the Eicy t Prato la Italy ham led to them Yesterday hursday) the Fivook Asehmesdor called to take have et Amok= Waster for Foreign Afar; end, as has tmueintly bees the owe lately, m icas who were ftg in the meat room Mod UMW elevated voices through the double doors. It hes beam observed that whomever K. de Borucuinsr (la* the Foreign-odor he is unuanally excited, sad that Count Boot is we to he is as m temper after his departerm—Ocere martial tithe nese at Vistas. Dias 07 • CIILD MON LAUDANCIII.-011 Betarday ahem= as inquest ass held, _me n bat of • child of live week' elk awed Perry Ode. g at Na 2, Yelhoemme. plane, Bithaellitaa- Oa Mutat/ Otlti the child ave Teethes its pother pp? it three drop ci mime s:in Ina little erase eh. The ohne slept so bog that he fuses became flamed, asid oat for • surgeon, who found it le be &yin. Tbelsguset wee adjanreed Natal this afterseen to awsit the neus of • peel marks; exstabeatdon.