The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-05 00:00:00

SHARE L1873.-Tlll4 DAY. Two *Two. no railway share market to-day is heavy, tai may of the leading stocks proorat a redac tion of to I per cent. Great Western and North British are the best supported. Present quotations are as follows :—Londoa and North Western stock 1,41 to I; Great Western, 681 to I; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 94 to Midland. 1011 to ; Caledonian, MI to 1 ; South Eastern, 21 to e per share ; Boy s teli, 911 to 9211 York and North Midland, 761 t..) 7dt ; and North British, 6711 to bit Frame h end Lombardo-Venetian railway shams have Northern of France are gaated $6l to I: l'ari. and Lyons, 321 to 331; Loakatia Verret:an Old, 1 to 11 pre m .; ditto New, I to preen. Pernatethoeo shares are heavy, at 11 to c,.., and East laths' Railway stock doll, at 102 Ml. UIDII I / 1 11 MAW MI D IPTOOILIL it./ I Litwin. 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Foreign descriptions are quiet If• Turesoktro bon sepoiagod Aldo! =met of tau p~yaye.ll mid emn MISON CoMPIA7 and of the Now knees Coll "GlV i tor ai y w ais Itlmo ubli Z i rsiumbr tour wools of lad on, air poklotElm.= es . A how Dan and Awe Untied Mug invorb - 7 6- 11 Apprors‘nnFlar Asti le& producing good Amos ewer era • lor •wo mei gem On talk ; oonio Wet: COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTIr LIVERPOOL CORN ][ABUT.—(PHIS DAT.) ht swiss urn ems innownns Tax.news.) (711011 ova awn esnannsrownseew.) Vlatkat fairly stanslscl bet with moderato Winnow Whist mil Sow quiet at Fridays quotations. Indian corn in meadorsta demand, at wilier sitter prior. Egrinlan beans nes*, at Ta. 9A. Othw 'Medea without altarattin. MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) SCOAII.—Tbe sawritst km • study appasranw, bat th• pith& sales me Ow off without spirit. Refitted lumps nw oohs gilled 525. 6d. to 645. CO/FM—no public sale of Rost lades is progreashur staaddy. Tita.—The market continues to weir a very arm appear ma, sad ths article appeals to have Wormed mandwas. 0017031.—N0 Mel sported. Rica.—The demand has improved, sad ft would be diffi cult to bay at list week's prices. 13ALT1'ITZI.-11.fracti,n 4 is reported nld at 405., which was • fall prima Rt v nuistas wiry chill. Mutat' friamuy haws a quiet snowsuit*. TALLOW MARIZTO--(THIS DAT.) Tbo iorkit la Andy. at UM samezel priest ;ion tallow, Oa lit sett ma i Totoroburg T.C. dio mat, 611 April to :yak ; Juts AL. 339. Sot 99 Si to Um. , July Sootevabor, no. id. to 61. , October to Drawbar, Mt. 9J. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Davis wad Computy report trade strip; ;ricer without alwravios. Prime mildew hay, 72. to 80e.; superior ditto, 84.. to Nu ; ieferkw ditto, M.. to 60e. ; row 60.. to 70a. elem. old. 95i. to 106 a. , ditto, mooed oat. 86s. to 90e. straw, to 28a. Silcox'Lodi Daaroi.—As occident of •owl. min ruler hers r °warn 1 a Isw days ago to Ms. Watson, wile of Mr Metros. dyer. of ArtUwe phew, Iteassibay rood. Leeds. fortslght age Mrs. Wawa. whilst Wasp, swallowed four Woe Seel, watch stack tart In be/ West. Mottled aid wee exiled is, and An was attended by Mr. lierlity sad Mr. 8, ilatitlx, who pad srmed as eperatioe, sad seseseisdi In perWly dliandens the teeth, hut not .am. oisoihr so, sad Yrs. WaSsa expired on Ileturday.—Lawb PIiaLOCS POSITION or A BOAT'S Cues on BitMM. —Abeat t Alock Saturday writing loud arbiter was bused by the cosetwesed, bar, owisy to the &Anises obi& penewiled, soaks at Stet could he seen. Eventually boot wee doweled stoat 600 yards from the land. The dlslbasdm (Th , nesa Collett) of the co...guard station, immollseely ma to the bowl', and sated several flahennea W they would sea the lifeboat Frovided he gut It, sad they =I W they would ; hawing the key of the town Let his pocket, he and two of his mem got it out. A lemma wsa Wheel, but the lifeboat was unaranagesile, owl, Sian with wino , . was thrown beck again upon Out bra. Pr•pw ,tioas vow made for s wood attempt, • Woe NW hearse toes Seed le threat to the dietreased boat that MniStill , o wee at hest All this time, the boat at sets whkh termed oat to be the ledostry, Bets Inner was Iyhig an her beam-ends ea the tt bar, it Gin ball•tiii, sad imp Wave ma region over and breskion her up; but for tonsleffy the "broken water" 'stile the bar Innis( become • Wide coeole+. eiss righted sad beat is towards the abate, alma gm was met by the I.lebrat, wh , ch took bee mow from harm they awe chorea; to the bows ie • very "sheuted evalftlea. The awn —3 ohs °Mato, James Wood, sad Ilempaisia Illehop—dote that if their foremast bad Woks. lik• emir mists, they most hove la en drowsed for they we all verhad oat of - he boat, and only laved t hemselves by VON bald of t!e brewed as it ley os tho water ales, abs "olled over. Om of the an. (Wood) was es meek is.' hautcd the It wee aeoneary to tau him to the eaudgestd watokhouse sad apply the real reoteret'vee. TN lost Is the war which met with Ike rod dimes r two er three years tOnoe off g -at.ri. Ellen thing in her, laelediag quest ty of fish, woe weeMd oat sad oat.--eaesea .tafter haw. ii i Fi gi er is: F 1 01 111 111 fe. MI m 1 i. MI lei all litf al" 7i U U sti so .4 1 1 972 ai 47 . 1 a. TS d Tit I sr, t II ti le ISt 1144 7 6 el 31 lei O fI OT ad 1? ad 11 41 11 dr TO TO 416 11 1 1 RI a ii I - I I S 1 I • I I I 106 MI 4 mi i iita ll w I t At lOU I I Mll ad 911 111 WI I za THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1859. MUSIC. SPORTING. LONDON GLEE AND MADRIGAL UNION. TATTERSALL'B : -MONDAT. It is with pleasure that we announce the formation of a society devoted to a specie, of mule for the collimation of which, daring three centesiea, Ragland 'Jar been pre eminent above all other cation. The London Gies sad Madrigal Union woolen of the following member, who we all vocal performers:—Trebles, Miss Wells sed MW tippler; osatmlto, Min Ryles; countee-tenors, Mr. T. Tome, Mr. Baxter, end Mr. R. Bamby ; tenors, Mr. W. H. Cunnings, Mr. Howe, sad Mr. Lead ; buses, Mr. Lowder, Mr. Wall worth, and Mr. A. Thomas. They are stained by • else professional choir; and Mr. Lend (with whom, we believe, the undertaking originated) is the conductor of the par forenames. They have set on foot • series of afternoon coa -1 cats at the Hanover-square Rooms during the present sad next months, sod the first was given yesterday. Tits concert waa an admirable election from the works of the great Italian and English madrigellets of the sixteenth century sad our modern glee compeers. Among the pi eces of the former ones were the madrigal " When all alone, ' 0. Converse; Lucia Marenio's • " When April denied by in roan Foy," Weellue's " Inpride of May," end the same cam posse. quaint sad comic " Strike it up, nnghbour." Among the modern glees were Horsley's " When the wind blow. in the sweet rose tree," Robert Cooke'. " Love sad Folly were Bat play ;" Webbe'e "Renee, all ye , vale delights and ts " Though he be now • grey grey Prier." Thera WM/ also • randad curksity7the ancient round " Summer is isomers (mming) in," a relic of the vocal harmony of the tMrteenth century. It is contracted with wonderful ingenuity, being • three-put canoe in the mason with two additional puts which sustain a harden in the harmony of the dominant and took. It is full of consecutive fifths end octaves, things prohibited by modem rasa; yet its inelodion freshness is exceedingly is, and accordingly its repetition was loudly called for. hoot the whole conceit the s'nging was admirable— equal to anything we have ever heard la ths palmy days of the glawsingers half a °many ago. mid the whole per flentence was sosoo?tettuk—the room was so full, fad the The minieterial explanations in "the home" draw off many of the principal gentlemen turfitee tram the room, and the betting was almost entirely stopped by the settling. When accounts were wound up, a few investments were med., but they were unimportant. some discuesion took place before &rimiest Roue relative to the Newcastle disquabfication case; but of course no de tente declaim was arrived at In the atter. The affair will be gone into again In the course of the weak. The prices at the done were es follows: CITY It to 1 apt Mr. W. Twain not toll 1f I liliMPra""" u " 4 4 1 4T R IPST u ds1".d. mi 7to 6 apt M. Oaractiroart unto. 11 CHMoTillt OUP. IS I apt Mr. Mont q „, Tutor% (o ff 10 lo 1 Mr. J. raamparer IMO (1) I° I. 1 iirO li iirogra t i; LIM IV P opt Mr. W. Derain LOAN oil Bto 1 opt Mr. W. Dora Too Proolool lad CI /A to alr Q. Mack% OMNI., (4 16 to 1 lard Obsoarlalta Vass* It) 13 to 1 Ms. W. I'Aioco's loloarapn al to I Mr. Z. Janina so Noarmatio SOP to 36 Ms. A. Mille% POW= sorilisce -- ;o7oncidelfghtt 7 d--Tha rommiThio Lie Ts asy me sock days once mere. MoltoAT POPULAR CONCILRIII.—These oteboartn are becomin more and more desskal. That of last evenlag wee more then was seems. The made was wholly from the works of Bach and Handel. Of Bach there were two grand organ fame, performed by Mr. Best; the ra=(ogee in A miser (which we lately noticed as bliebed to the Nineties untitled " "), played by Kim Arebells:Oodderd; • ..to for the violoacallo, played by Platt' sad *command by Benediot; sad songs from the "Passion," sang by Mr. Mae AIWA Beam, and fins Dolby. Of than were sa organ togas and an organ concerto, perforesed„by Mr. Beet; the "Bain de pieces" in E, °outshine The Harmonious Blacksmith," played by Miss Goddard; the sir from dawns, " Cangio esspetto," sang by Miss Dolby; "Rev..ge, Timotheas cries," from Alenteeler's Fast, song by Kr. Bantle, ; sad " Love in bar ems sits playing; " from .eleisaad Galatea, sang by Mr. Wdbye AU this a shot time sgo would Love beea deemed Cooper anything but mular waste, but it is claim diffrmat now. St. IsaMe ha WY Sind with as audience who applauded everything with the utmost enthusiasm. NATAL AND MILITARP. ADmuuL44 Aran 4. APPOTIITMEN79.-.• Lisutantat J. P. J. Parry (1864) to the Branswkk, 80, screw stsamahip, at Devoaport. Amisteat-Surgeon W. H. Crake (1853) to the Illustrious, 28, trebles ship, at Portsmou , h. Arum 2.—Ceesmsadm W. E. TH1000(1846) to he super futeadent et the psohet service at Dover. Mate A. J. V. Collies (1867) to the Algiers, 91, mew stemeship, at Portsmouth. Assietant-Paymealees 8. W. Porker (1853) he. beta eta- Snood as paymaster t, the Advt nture, screw Mess store ship, Best India sad China rations ; and 8. 0. Bobtutos =Armed as pa ter to the Amasses, 4, Mesa gun wiNel, at Spit . MYsalwea H. M'lnroy to the Doris, 32, saute Mum. ahip, at Dsvouport. CHATHAM, Arath The whole of the officers and men of the Bari degree= were assembled on the parade grontadr Nagler barracks tbl. morning, for the purpose of witenaling tfa ceremony of degrading a caporal of the Corp. by Wet of eamtence of court-martial. The offence of which the yebeinfe wee tried and found guilty way that of hawing Mos Anti from his work in the barrack.„ and tribe • Bele lone. grat•roajor. The &bemuse of the prewar was eared by bit refer to see his sweetheart off by the embus. For this breach of military discipline the mart mar aced him to 28 days imprbooment In Fort Clarence, and elm to be degraded to the reek and pay of a private. Oa dr eaten"' berg sebenitted to Wort Bandheni that edger ordered the 28 days' iimeisoarmat to be retaltod, bat lb. ceraniony of degra lades wee performed this nemoing before the whole corps, the prboaer's chevrons brag shipped from his arose. The primmer is highly educated, and at the time of the occur rams was waged preparing some arohitectural drainages foe Colonel Sandliani. H. his since absconded from head quarters. ThM morning 19 ron.commierosed Akers and men of the 40th Regiment. will have arrived from Australia, were maritally avowed at Fort Pitt, when 15 were ordered Into lariat, and the remainder Bent to the invalid depot. They me also ageing from ophthalmia caused by the climate of Amingis. Cows or ROYAL MARlNEik—This distingui.hed coop havingbMea below he btrungth, in come:mace of the drain upon it caused by the ampitryinest of a brigade of 2,000 en shore during the late Chine war, it hoe been decided upon by the authorities to allow the men of the embodied regiments of militia to volunteer for ft. On all former ooze- Mono the Royal Marina Corps has been found to be most Ls= with the Whim, who have invariably come forward 'bombers to fill op the gaps in its rank., and un doubtedly they will be found equally real) , on the preterit omeston. Paco of five feet five whoa in height, and between the acre of eighteen and twenty-seven, are avail able foe transfer, and on joining their new corps will receive a free kit of necessaries and a bounty of N. DOINGS AT ALDSISHOTT. The field days at Aldershott commence at the beginning of next month. The commanding officers of ell the regiments are seeing up their corps again after the com parative Mao:atom of winter by elite attention to squad and company drill. Daring the whole of each day the camp ground Is covered with regiment*, broken up into companies and detachment a, each loormantly going through every pos sible ccenbinatin of Mill of which such email bodies are capable. The teal fovea of all semi sow included la the Aldsrshott Divido• is rather over 13,000 men, but from this force 650 mum be take* for the 16 , 11 Hainers, who are sta tioned at Hounabow, and about 220 lee the Ne. 6 Field Bat tery, at present at Northemptoe. The troops sonnelly in camp, therefore, certain of the 4th Dtagoon Gaud., 10th Humors, a detachment of the let Battalion 'of the Military Train, the 4th Battalion of Military Train, B Troop of Royal Horse Anatomy, R Field Battery, No. 2 Field Battery, No. 4, No. 5, sad No. 8 Companies of 4th &nation of Royal Mutiny, detainment of Royal lia ernFmgieeor Train, tad Battalion of 4th Regiment, let ted ' 000 f 11th Reginent, 36th Regiment. let Bait Clint of 9th Regional, *id Battalion of 22nd Regiment, 47th Regiment, the 100th (Royal Canadian) Regiment, let finfordoloire Militia, North Cork Rd., let West York Mattis, Bast Kent Militia, Oxford Militia, and &altar shire Matta. To this will be added, ether to-day or to morrow, about 400 ors from the household troops, who some does he ismehotry practice. Of norm at present ail ie sweaters No to the extent to which the force at Alienioet will be Mere road doting the summer, but there is me desk Net a coasktee.hle edditica will be made to its pre med sereorth. One of the brigades will go into cantonments on Ooneemamon, as soon as the •either is sufficiently sottled, mad is addition to this then is little doubt that seve ral d the reglemede from the other brigades will a'so be put vaider aim& la order that this rile of camping out in eimanse may mot degenerate into an aßair of routine, and per ales to make it resemble same& se possible the marching are of frees* Imeenvesiesces of warier, the government have re entry parthased or reeled • large space of grooni near Woolmor fore, shoot twelve minter• in the camp, in the di rection of Wino/easter. In summer it is iatenled that each brigade shall in tarn march out to this spot, taking with them all their taste, stores, beggege, goes, ammunition, sad material of every kind sad remain wider canvas at Woolmar for live or six days, whim they will else place to another tentacle, and return to Aldershot,. Thus during the summer each brigade will ban et lea-t four or five week.' real march ing and romping at Woolwer. Ilia Royal Highness the Prince Consort recently paid a visit to the ramp to chooses site for the erection of an exten sive thither: library. Both the building, which is to be erected on the South Cemp , loll, near bead quarters, sad the valuable anneal he he it will cnitain, are a pretest from his royal highness to the camp. MURDER BY A SPANISH SAILOR IN LIVERPOOL— LIVZIIPOOL, MONDAT.—lhrelitos Garet,* th,aniard, beton. tog to the Frettmidad, a vessel lying in the Wellisgton dodt, was committed by the local inagistmtm tmday to take hie teal for the wilful murder of William Marshall, a beueh maker, raiding in Tostetb•park, Liverpool. On flatuidey night Das of Garbed friends bad bean Greeting a disturbance is a pablio-hons• in the esighbottrhoof of White.lapel, and was Carted out by the landlord. Garai mad a number of others afterwards tame up, with the object app trendy of bMag revenged. The landl..nd reftwel to admit them farther than the counter, and ultimately they went into the street, where a fracas arose tetwern them mad sours blys, during wh'ch Marshall, soeiog that the ndsoner arm very violent, and hal a butte or dagger in Me head, icterlimid, sad Mo ✓el revived so sortie a stab In the aide that be died Is a very Sew minutes in the Northers HosiAtal, whither he was nnorediately removed. it did not appear frees the evidence that Marshall, though ha bad two drinklog at the same trublic•houee, had quertelled previously with the &Meow. Tt e dagger, a Largo sod heavy one, of Slefileil neennfacturr, woe produced is court, PROGRAMMER OF THE SHREWSBURY SPRING Tut HAWISTONI Cyr (ilsitdkap), value 100 son. sad upwards, by subscription of 10 son. each; each subsoribse to name two bones, sad slao may ran two bona. Cup Counts. Ow mils sad a hill. tae n wawa .... A s it Tamed Lisa ... .... e o g .t. pcen i at 4 II Osellegid I TT 111 Pru . ter .... .... ned • Rios lIS •4, Z• s tilee DWI& as—Gate . 4 I a_ T"."l AOWIPTANOIS 103 THU Se sores= liwissefrAsse ev! .. s , of 10 ens. emb, 6 ft, with 80 : f ry the iss (Met die estrebles wib Ttles A Zightaj vein Won,. to Lase ((site, 141 h, GM the mood is say snob ewe 7lb extra ; if of the Clerelsmi or OseMe Plate at fibreldery, to carry 14lb extra over sad above all other penalties; hoses basin nst in the Clenisad ad AM being plated abseil 116 er the original weight; only ass allowance • theme, et the essead bone to isn Ida Make, Shropshire Cowes, Meet a mils ad a quitter. (7 webs) M lb Age et lb Orilla& a9 0 I wpm. 7 Mae Were .... ...... •I 11 ..... ..... ....I S 111 ont by Tettewe—laWy The n nary Till Saner Crr, ifne lisedicap, of 6 soya. each, lama of somptsre, with a Cap, valve au. • winner alter Mateh Stet to miry 71b extra; the noosti horse to save his stake. If the highest weight accering be under fist 71b, it will be raised to that weight, sad the others in pomades. Ow mile. hometown to be declared by ram o' the sight before remiss. — .. . Am. me . gisiaa . ::: --- ........ - ........ - .~.: : ..........- '~:.::: ' ice '.:: [ ............ it=atir: ........ ...... ........ •....:.:::::. _______ =I.-- ...... ....- _, ....... , ........... i ...sik,-..::::::: N: ..... ..... ......... v• . . . . kilkbh =fa. ..... - - . Tin Arrneeteau STALIN at 3 eon. ea* via II Wad; 2-yr-olds, Est 11't; throe !It 31b; four 1111 Bet 1011); the second hone te save his a.s/e• The = l tr be sold Ow 601. Straight run in, three Mop owl • quarter.—To close sod mos by sena edge oe Turdey sassing. Aoagruxame to& ash CORPORATION PLaTB (Handbag) of 6 sore. mob, with • headeoes Plata, value 261., to 3-yr olds and upwards; second horse to wive his maul. Hansa having run in the Stewards' Cup, without being pissed. allowed Sib. off the origieal weight. • whiner stew tho declaration of the weights to carry 141 b extra. Six below. (10 sub.) Ass et Ib A r 1 1 1 Bram • 9 0 ATHA Walham a 4 1 t i anemia 3 6 2 Murry thttlaa• favan Haw a 7 3 Clertamatha ladifllmov " II 1 2 windfall -. ~. , 3 6 9 THE Fate tIENDICAP ST eIteLtEHABE ... 0 00•4. each, with 40 added; Um winner of any steeplechase or hurdle taco of the value of 601. to carry 91b extra; if of 1001., 141 h extra; if tits second In such latter race, Mb extra ; ills se cond to save his stake. Abvut four silo. ( B Baba) Aga .4 lb Hp ot lb A M r aws IMAM ..... . . . • 10 5 6 Maria Agma 6 10 0 ds needles Holtisela : 1: I =4 1144418.6. • I 11 STEISYLECHASIS AT LA Bleacm—The weather yesterday (Buudsy) having been megaffiosat, a very Imp tethering of spectators of all chases asamabisd—notwith standing the counter-attraction of the review—to witness the second day's steeplechases at La Marche ; and the AU/iod ation of 'potting characters woe mash granter than 6a the preceding Sunday ; the betting also was brisker. Tha busi ness on the cud comprised three events, and two of this. excited extraordinary interest. The first of t h e three was the Grist Annual Handicap of 6,000 fr., in which some of the very best homes In France Stored, and amongst them Franc Picard, the most renowned of all, Kib worth Leas, Orkousts, and Came-Con. It was not Frame Picard, but one of his staVe C4,111p•DilIII, Came•Cou, who won; but from the manner in which Ktbworth Liss ran, she would probably have °Stained the honour, of win ning if she had csrried a Ilttle km weight. la the woad event only three berme 'stated, and the molt of it was hardly ever doubtful. In the third eight home rew, and at the brook three of them fell. One of the three, Parrieree, threw hie rider Williams (a well-known jockey Is AM races) with great violence to the ground, and partly fall on him. Wiliam was @tunnel by the fall, and was carried off the issubd siaselan. Ties caused some Inconsiderate tenons I. ay, " Hs Is Mad," fad • profound sensation was created. After the race, however, it was ascertained that Williams had received no other Injury than a tremendous abakieg. The rider of Nuclei., Beckley, was also thrown somewhat THE QUEENBOROUGH MORDISIL-011T readers will remember that at the late amine for the county of Kent a young man, named Frederick Prentice, was indicted for the murder of a young girl, named Hama Copping, at Quetta borough, by cutting her thmat. The evidence clearly esta blished the guilt of the prisoner, and indeed he never attempted to deny that be was the anther of the crime. When he wes placed at the tar before Mr. Baron Martin he pleaded guilty to the charge, and although the learned judge eunestly impressed upon him the senate coneequenes that would inevitably result from etch a plea he p-reiated in it. The prisoner wee thereupon sentenoed to (hate. The un happy young man, who is only 90 years of age (his victim beteg only 17), appears to have oonductad himself in the most esemplary manner ever since be hes bees la the Maid stone Owl, and has paid the mat eeriest attention to the discourses of the Rev. Mr. King, the &aphis el the gaol, and it also appaare that since he has been in the ;rims he has learn. d to read end write. It ap pears that tome communication took place between Mr. Baron Martin and the gaol atthorltiss after tte reeteece of death had been pared upo n the prisoner, during which the learned judge stated that if any at7ps were takes to promo& com mutation of the capital punishment, and the Home SecreAry should think at to save she life of the admit, ha should we stand la the way of sods a coarse being takes. A copy of I the depositions were sent to the Home Secretary, end on Saturday Mr. Palmer. the under-sheriff for the county of Kent, went t) the Home-eta:* to mosetain what dead= had been oozee to, and he wry Informed that, upon • carafe] review of all the circuresten-es connected with the case, and the facts contained in the depositions, the Secreary of diets for the Home Dcpsrtment could not see any ground for re commending the primary to the mercy of the mown, and that the low therekre most take its course. A notiflostion to that effort woe sent down In Maidstone on the same day, and It wee communioeted to the prisoner, who received the drevifut intelligence with tho same calmness that he has evinced ever since be has been in onatody.. The mecutios will take place on Thursday emit at 12 ticket. [Advertisement.)—HOLLOWAT'a PILLS AND OINT- Iglar.—PlCCOMP,lnt.—Nothlnd trim hantaa o r , me more severely than the !.three of lcert,c,ty for ern-t1,1; narty bear whit faith wan ten eta seduce ' the northers atteadlne nebedy upbeat mon plaint. This I•4•ltoCae commonly d-prodt ea a dlmedered di/Wks. bad may be many rectlded by early ft...rang to Hallearare both of getter act mon madelleally. yet meal eafel7, en the ekes* and Iles, The Ws, Inlaid= la tha stem rob . eattramedmen7 es he erteferlon•—the e haticent pinelstee to ail Internal entannlen4len alas t rut . , • .. .•r navalYlNltee . t t circa ea1211=1•11. Adm. ! C IlMailt atia taw. Oar me. • ins • , '.unualc• et than fa aHae, Mama Ginn ahem puma teas curt Nab) inttlltanut. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Aput 4. (Bean Mr. COMIlltifii0110? (las!bum) The bankrupt, a shoe manufacturer, of Earls Barton, Northamptonshire, a f q for his certiacate. The account', prepared by Mean, show of 21,80 01 ., with meets of 2,9001. The lie ties, to the extent of 8,0384 ware on behalf of Davies and Boa, of Graceolturch-street. Mr. Pennell, in his report on the case, testes that the bankrupt was in a deficiency at the beginning of 1867 of 4,3611. On remelts of 67,9184 in two years he had made a gross profit of 6311. only. In addition to the failure of Da vies end Son, the bankruptcy was traoesbls to overtradieer and exceedve expenditure, the trade expanses being 2,4911. and the hones and personal expenses 4761. Mr. Lawrence supported, Mr. Wellborn opposed for the meioses. It was urged that the bankrupt had gone on tred;ng far yeare after be bad known himself to be Insolvent ; that the ' upraise' were five times the meats, and that the bankrupt had been gradually getting worm. At the same time, the amignees acquitted him of anything like fraud. He had been la busiams fee seventeen years without failure ; and it was urged on his behalf that he had suffered from the rite in the market few leather. He bad been brought to the court by the failure of Davies and eon, whom transaction& were enormous, and whose estate was being wound up under in spection. His Honour said It was right that the court should tell traders that they ought not to go on trading when they ware Ins ol vent, increasing their deficiency year by year. Traders ought to fame their &faculties before the matter hmems hopehae. The certificate (dad clam) mast be sue puede* for six seastbe from the date of the petition, there being no Imputation on the homey and fair dealing of the leankrup4. ASSIZE INTELLIGENOB. HOME CIRCUIT—EiNorrow. Aran 4. SWUM IP. 211111 ?OLTTICIXIO INSTITIMON. This was an action to recover damages for injury alleged' to have been seetainad by the negligace of the defendant,. Kr. Ludo, Q.C., sad Mr. T. J. Clark appeared for the pl intiff ; end Mr. *Ma haws, Q.C.; and Joseph Brown to tibe defiedentL A. good teal of saleattle *Alsace was adduced at the port of the plaiting to show that the alteration that had ban made Ili die salmis wee of an im roper character, end tending to the remit that bad occurred ; and this clamed the can. Mr. Janes wade en address to the jury, with hie usual ability, on behalf of the defendants, and he argued that they had dam all in their power to reader the building perfect, end that the unfortunate occurrence which he nod they of cams very much lamented was the result of an accident ewer which they had no control, and that therefore they were not liable. . . Zigriatreny Wend& pinata, balder,, and others, were called r w sersZand they termed an opinion that the alleratler that had tqsa made wan justified by their esperiirea sad that than wail no rearm for apprehending that *a arse of Or stainer la gqnation with iron Irma at all crearril neoriarlly to oocsron the erasterhe that Kr. Judea Wightutan summed up the whole of the evi dence wry werefally, sad in the result left four questions for timmewsiisoulin Military. First. whether the defendants Ind taimniiwealinenwity sissy negi;geore ; seoondly, whe ther they had employed ceopettnt persons to perform the duty ef soling allssetione that were required bad pe ke whether, they had, In se, these pawns had performed tks then In • pew wad workmanitke manner ; ilswerwheltor the eseldent was attributable to their ti er te the defective manner in which the baildhwg Ind bane constructed. The jury Mind et pest eve o'clock, and at half-wt du easy reinenel Mo wart, and add that with regard to the fret geodes they were of opinion that them had been no esiliganes en the pert of the defendants personally ; into the mend Ineallen, they were at opinion that they had as. Is Oaks the alterations. As to O vi thled, N lZ li m=midertake to say that the persons se employed ked Vann the were method to repair the stair case la Mr. V i lde ll. Wiegamma himpamad, and said the question yes tee et usgligenos, eel bs Amid request the jury to say yes er se le Me question whether the persons employs& by the Minima% to make the athwations bad exercised the asewissi skill and centime to effect that object. The jury then again Mind, and were absent more than ea hew, end upon tank Mara into court they said they Woe jlliddin that peps skill cad caution had not bean lizledially the perms employed by the defendants to make the espies end skinedine. eel they therefor , . returned • enlist kr the pled, with 101. deinessa. ha applisadan we made by the smarasy for the pplaintif Sir Immediate execution, as the. bed hem that ff the verdict In this awe was abuse the would lair rhunlage of the Windtnrep hot, but by ladchip de =min rag elder, as venous points of law had been he Maim esesideratisn. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Entry Barnes, 18, and Marla Smith, 18, the later of whom bad • wooden leg, were indicted for attempting to onamit a robbery, accompanied with violence), upon Charles Badrater. Mr. Platt prosecuted. Mr. Rlbton wee counsel for the Werner Berms. It appeared that the prosecutor was walking along Crab tree-row, Bpitablelds, on the afternoon of March 8, when he was weaned by a nuttier of bop, one of whom struck him a violent blow on the heed with a life- , and almost at the was naceneat the rigour Bmi pth hie hand in his pocket, but did not succeed In getting anything oat. The prisoner Smith wee clearly identitled u being one of the gang of boys concerned in the outrage, and the only question wen whether the other prisoner Barons was identified as ben&another of the party. jury returned • verdict of Guilty aerated both pri -400011. Erbium was then given that the prisoner Ramo had been before convicted of felmy, end sentence Ito ten months' Imprisonment end hard labour. It goo appeared that he had been summarily convicted on several other °mations. The other prisoner wee also proved When been before convicted ci felony. The Recorder sentenced Smith to be kept to hard labour for eighteen mouths, sad Barnes to penal servitude for four years. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Willis= Marla Johnson, 23, was indicted for ha.* its lawfaUy obtained by false prettiness from Mr. W. Bead, 10e , with Intent to defraud. Mr. Poland prosecutA for the Mandicity Society. The prisoner woo defended by Mr. Gest. Upon the 'video" the jury oonvlcted the poisoner, who, tl=so young, had been oonvictoi of fraud upon the t no lase than miss times, and was known to be intimately commoted with the most notorious gang of begging letter writers to London. The court sentenced him to be kept In penal sertitude for three years. .Phoderick Henry GibboN, 23, was convicted of stealing bagatelle balls from publio-houses. Webb, a City detective, proved a former conviction against him, and said there were now eight mass of stealing bcga tere bells against him. The prisoner had recently been is custody at Shrewsbury. ' The Assistant Judge said the offence of stealing bagatelle balls from publio-homms was worse if possible than pot stealing, and the court, regarding this as a very aggravated case, senteneed the prisoner to three years' penal servitude. A number of cases of larceay, undefended, or in which the prisoners pleaded guilty were disposed of in etch wort, but they were not of public interest. ALLEOLD BREACH OF CONTRACT.—At the Liver pool SWIM yesterday, the cased Macdonald r. Lenghottom, which was as action brought by Highland wool growers against a Liverpool merchant, for the nos-sooeptanoe of • considerable mmatity of wool, and which oomoied the onset several hours on Saturday, was resumed. The defendant contended that the wool was not delivered within a reason able time, and that as it did not reset Liverpool eighty days after the contract was made, the defendant was justified is rejecting it. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff -825/. 16e.; but the learned judge (Mr. :attics By da rfe as' sus-suited the plaintiff, on the ground that the con tract was void under the statute of fraud', giving him leave, however, to move to enter a verdict in his favour for the damages found by the jury. FATAL ACCIDENT ON Tin EASTERN COUNTIES RAlLWAY.—Yeatesday morning Mr. Humphryr, the creaser kr Beat liiiddleteu, received informatics relative to the death of • Irsissmia named Benjamin Payne, aged 42 yams, who en lead ta the accident ward of the London Hospital from the idiots of injuries sustained on the line of the &earn Gountieeltadway under the following painful circumstances : —lt appears that the deceased was a tallow chandler resid ing atMeadord, Hest, and on &today he left home for Looks. Is the iv , slog, about eight o'clock, he was wait lag in the vicinity of the Mile-sad station, Catubridp-hastlo rued, Intending to Mum to his rredance and upon hewing the approach of • train he ran up the staircase to the plat form oonnected with the up-Ifne. The train was going to Bishopsgate-strest, when he by some memo fell forward on to the line. An immediate alarm was raised, and the engine driver apeed,ly stopped the train, but not until the wheels of the carriages had passed over th• unfortunate Melee body. Ile was tai.ed up and carried to the platform, but the injuries he had sustained woe of sack a fear fel character that it was dawned necessary to remove hint epos • shutter to the hoe vital, where It was ascertained that he had sustained com pound fracture* of both legs, together with other eat/real Injuries on the head and body. Byer) thing arm resorted to to wrist the demised, bat hs expked at 2 o'clock yesterday =seise. He has left a large firmly. [Advertimement.)--Mr. J. W. BENSON, of 33 sad 34. Ladeaseeto. Ists tut publabsil a sew Wu. Mod Go mattes. teas al Wag lee two Mamma. It siseaal be al also as shoal berate • watch. as It cantatas art.. ad laterrastke as 01.-What watch to bar I same to boo El sod to real MARK, lop I bey CtV hisa LONDON Wllll/LT DOOM 16T012741.—Lem L Loperled Datrared PT. OWL U6l 411, 1.111 1111 nan 1.1111 11411 121.1114 121.177 1,414 1.414 141.122 ULM 1.47 i 13.95. sql 111.1: 101 10 237/ 1.4 a 2.05 LIN *NO 27,..12 1.440 1.417 211 676 NAN ..... Mails Rejlarf OOTTOL—Lirdardos Aran 41.—The died& of Mom Bobby sad Os than that the & er maim 10. ywe dedawarl aslLlaa baba. A quiet ma/krt. If the priess ddtara.l Wt. TAILOW.—The defilade' eft egt amineld tar MO owl Is aa• ca Map sad asiandsi airs Im; sod la Bo silo ~.bow anlir . ,2l l l bd Man tis It issadina . , Or fob* : le - ifWirrilarilla . l7 ..ii ssissits : .. .mew l ..,... l E vVAaw . i e 7 d* eqrslicejt Is ...p sp= ado* f `"'"JA.lb. it k...r. ge.. tt dair eicra l .rx M s.f •...• le m... b. te . o i a: . . tsg t 111 e go ber u .u... e st . zr• I,.teva ea maji • dear, las. Lial . 6. 1 a. 4 .• it., ***°6 , ala Mk eadirda." - W • dila tad. .--i Prow 1 tbs Olsasiar at kiwis. Ileakiaiss. 1/01*/ MOWN O•TTIA—LnisPos. At fl—Ths op* PP RN PPP • tama as IleoPy. •At mm fit PP PR pi PPM. at bow pilaw TRAFFIC RETURNS. iiitiWATII. Mu. Par INN Teal. Total. Mla siunn. *ram LUC 1143. Wak Mat 12. Gerd Musk at Meads —.... M 1.4 414 9.184 9.320 Week ceding MO7Oll 17. 19Micgaol ...... y 3. VI 11l 1.680 900 Walt waft Mar* It. I l tai le Vreiwit= 1 1% 0,997 4. 4 171 9.077 110 V wan April 1. 14 litYdisooll INA pO 36,701 17.7 MO9 SAW 3.407 13.274 MTN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CA 817• LT IRO. Caron Caption On. ham Wavann nook. nut on atom 'hip and sun any to savol—Wpalra, Aprlll. /17a . r . =on. Caplan Was; bon Manlos to Lank Au bora ; are bara—absonw fol. Lantana. Cantata San. boa to Inorpool. na as abort two alba west of Oman WA an neat Is alln ops sad tbs= wan be mon; • aloan-tag ass eon tor h =numb - W Lohnstapag.leaLherpod, with en, 11 Inas W.R.W. of W. lana IlsaL ebb km of sub nd sainamast sad to bang Pm Is nano • retain on tn.—Ron, Ocalana lar Limp* bat bonot Inn twadge.eralsatly num woo larded by a loot ; new owlet Rook Ingilsh.—Wei tonna. April 4. bon Mann for Lnarpool. not ashore at Cyan, sod sank. Us. L Franca sn, bon badman far Lbrrpool. ran on the roan at Inn. mar, ion b a NW wont; now led part of cargo tread.—Eel p. ANL Apra L ltaals, bon Inaba" br at. kis% 1111 A. la wreaked at ingoana. —Lleyr=4. Cana, Lawn to tali port, Is at non. town au r a4 dmosp vakataraj navy snap olanaL—Nnalaboas. Mona Volostipo 17 d floadsdnd, Cavan Thy. fink HO to Tons du ltsr, nth wan awn an W alonsoll isY asol the ado tab mar Ise, abase abo nos In a watt ; now savol.—Aldborooga, AFL 7. Wean Mann num), from Lanka to ansensaa. ans. dean Qattholnat one sand.—Olublbsiaid. Ann 11 . Wsa. Drown of .mow. far laagoon anon at andaslana.— LloWs. Agall Nay Oarain, Yam 11.-7ao Dallbana, aad WM, both be Liverpool. mat ie Iltb alt. Mei II; Eighty ambi are ce tbe ter. lamb sad onward bond: VESSILS SPOKEN WITH. Adetplle (brig), Boater. from Newcastle for Ceylon 42 dam Much IS, lot 5740 N, km 911 W. Ague Andrew (slob, hen toe Nur York 6 der, March 25.1 at N. bra 19 14 W. Aroceolen (eh Mirth 1t let SSI N, low 10 W. &Boa Gill (buque), tree Limped kw Rio Jude°, Feb. 19,1 M 0 511. keeo II 11. Akio's, (bele), from Lessees for Veseouser's Wand, Oct. IL Deelw2k. Feb. 16, of aresastoo. (balque), from Pliscoolb, 611 well, Feb. Is, tat 1 U 15,10 n 30 11 W. s Ina (Sip). fr es Livirpool for Melbourne 45 des, let 6N. ion 24 W. I. H. Mrey, fns Livorpool for Mobilo, Muth 8, eM Hs Wart. Hobert Ceases, Man. frees Liverpool for Pislsodolphls, Math 16. SO molls SAIL of WASS.; of beverolek. Seven (tesno). free Lendoa for Tabs Bay 45 days, lot 10 6, los 31 M. The Royal Brazilian Mail Packet Tyne arrived at Southampton yesterday, with mails from the Brazils and the River Plats. Her dates an Buenos Ayres, February 27; Monte Video, March 2 ; Rio de Janeiro, 11 ; Bahia, 15 ; and Pernambuco, 15. Her freight comprises diamonds of the value of 18,9701. ' • specie, from Rio, 11,483/. ; from Bahia, 3,1001. ; from Pernambuco, 1,6751. THE MAIL SIBVICE.--SOFTHANIPION, MONDAY. —The steam ship Ceylon, Captain Buss, left this day, with the But India and Chine mails, 3,656 limes of specie and jewellery of the value of 960,8831., and 69 first clam and 26 second class paragon ; among whom are Major Fittbe, Colonel Hely, f'eaiss Campbell sad Munro% Lieutenants 'Bailey, Hither*, Robinson, Better, Carey, sad Lloyd, and Ensign Watson. LIFEBOAT SEIVICIM. —ALDBOROUGH, SUFFOLK, Aran. 2.—At 4 o'clock this morning • vessel was seen from the Thorpe Coastguard Station, on Lizowell-bank, with a anal of Maras. Immediate information was given to the coxswain and crew of the lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, stationed at Thorpe, by the firing of a mortar. Although so early In the rooming, the crew were soon on the spot, and the best was Instantly launched, not withstanding that the wind was blowing very stormy and the sea running very high. On approaching the week the boat had to be managed very carefully, u the sea was break ing very heavily over the ship. Her crew of eight may however, were all saved, and in a short time after the vend was left she healed over, and gradually sank in the sand. In the meaatime the institution's lifeboat stAllborongh having heard the minute-gun, proceeded off, but her servals were not required. LONDON-BRIDGE AND CHARING-CEOSS RAILWAY. —The Committee of the House of Commons (Mr. Ingham, chairman), which has been engaged dazing the pant fort night in considering the Chatiug-mar BSI, yestaday after noon decided that the preamble had been proved, but they required Maumee to be lamrted in the bill with reference to the conspenaatton to be paid to the Governors of St. Tho maa's Hospital. The committee has been most painstaking in their inquires into the merits of the case, having adopted the unusual course of personally visiting and examining the London•bridge Station, St. Thomas's Hospital, the crossing of Wellingtonareet, the interior of St. Saviour's Church, and the Borough market. A decision come to after so care fel an investigation must name:4 give considerable confi dence as to Its soundings. SHOCKING RAILWAY Acelniar.—On Saturday an inquest was held upon the body of Mr. Alfred Wages& foreman cutter to Meters. Hyam and Co , tailors, ol Briggate, Leeds. It appeared that on Friday night, about half-past 9 o'clock, the deceased was 'tending on the platform of the Wellington statlou when, by some unexplained mean., he accidentally dip ped and ell ea to the line. At this moment the train from York came up, and before the ardor:mute man could be extricated the whole of the carriages puma over him. His head was nearly severed from his body, and he was otherwise mutilated in a meet terrible manner. The jary retuned a verdict of " Accidental death." I.:AURAL PALACE. ONI SIIILLTNO DAY.— MONDAY. APRIL 4.—Adtabelone on payment, 1,617; amen W I N & 656: trea Mottoes, 2,172. [Advertisement.]—Erres (Honnorantic CHl au.r) COO:Th.—Th.4s prependion was proAllead (In 18391 menallr for the me of Memo Whir gesionta. to secure them a boomer 6104 nu. Meer. sad tree hose three Woes et mute and Is. weld to may pow sons am WWI pernidoen Pommel at them requirement. sad ren dered &thug. to the tude by the &helots aroma hod retest smooth. NW =lmo weed,: mode of prepare:l3e smrAoked. lo bee ptal. Ebeb packet is lobenel. .4mte tow, /to tem memerelde aemont. Leedom" Vold by moan, is tlb„ sod Peteres.ed Ls. ed. pit lb. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ZlA!o7,—liferee 31, at CUftoc•.UW. Maldabill, the 'rife of C. B. YINUIII.—AprII at hyttharo. Norfolk, the enfe of 11. A. Erman. .of daughter. GOBLIN o.—hlarch SI. at Duey** Godalmlug. the We IL (leehai. of a at a. IthlD.—April tat Onsbehlo-terrece, Ileilepeek. the Ink of A. Nee— d. &ashler. IHAW.-11areb Kellam Home. Upper Clepteek, the wife of A. B. M.D.. ot a eon. CUM [XT.—U.OII. at Oloueestex.•lllhe, Maide.hol WoV, the wife of 0. Meakm. E.g.. of a dauthter. /COSA RT.—March SI, at Olotemetee. the wife of the Ser. U. &06." of. swum MARRIAGES. CAIITLCIf lar—BWlNßlJAtilli s .:lWregit, at Ringwood. Basta, oy the Nov. W. Mont. C. Cattleman. Mq.. of rit troa Roam Rauh. to lathe , . daughter of Colonel thrintnene. of litaprood. DIION—PILICX.—Match 31. at Bc Margsalth. Lae. by the Row J. lons. Clarke JOIONII Moats, ma of Iladoutlamoral C. Dixon. of Clapham. to Zhu Teapot, data , of Um late lloge. T. Ma. locum . boat of Northatr. Herm IAMINNI—PIDDUCK.—Ifarob SO. at Mt. Toter. Rock rem. Cheitire. by the kw. T. T. Redhead. Mr. B. Mortar. of Mantle. gold, to Mary Vhaloy. danghter of J. Ptdduct. hot. of Ifoehltak MUNRO. Gime -lima 30. ThcastZlo7orrir. 3. W. Bre" of Templar. stmt. Lea* and 14. 11011 . 06.—Ilatoa al, falharke, a. 04466. Eta.. sod 46 01100111.—Saft611. Mr. G. 16 &WTI. Cfrooo l offoo 6 ( )W e n s. ' M na g e i triar.-- . 111. at Bedford-.tart Beata. WIG: O 4 i. 1.. POW Ya—Agell a 4 nafavick. err itsdatg. U. P. Poor. area 41. Metal W ialWaW wau.a Kum PLASS" a /14 , Oast, la tbe Mr _1410.. lise Vim to tand,ta habit d rneL—Toissit. arm 6. MI I ~'