The Express. — London, England, 1858-04-05 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAT. Tb e April miss d the Cadre Critotasl Comet ems cooed dd. wasted, Were the Right 1104 Sir W. Owls, m y , L o w Meyer, die Recorder, Alamos's sir C. Menheil, manse►, sod sir F. 0. Mom, Mr. Alderman sod Shrift L m a l es, Mr. Alderooa md ebend A U .., Mr. Coder- R y a maid, IL,. r ader•Sheriff l'azket, &c., &c. The kit aid*. ed the ochodor =taloa the sear of MS prinar•• Thu Reccedlir, in hie dear. to the grand jory, said homes every to =erne that then =re a eaneidsrable number of pi ma., for nisi ►t the presest s•meiem, owing to the mime hirleg o•aed • Imager mijeurament of the mart than snot; bet the eases, with a few exontlons, were ant via very serious character. There was only onn charge o f =nor, • came in which ea Italiaa named Qiovansl Laid we. accused of murderiog • !.male. The evidence in this ism wee entirely circamstantial, but it appeared to him that it meet such 3 nature so would lean them no alternative but to find a true bill against the accused person. There were three cues of manslaughter, but in two of them, in consequence of moms mistake, the depositions had not beet returned, and he was therefore not AIMS of the nature of Them; bat in the third, where it appeared that the death was the remit of a blow given by the prisoner, the grand jury would in all probability feel it to be their duty to return a true bill. Thu only other cans to which he conaidend it neomeary to allude. were charge of se animal character. A person named Simon Bernard, in oat one, was charged with conspiring with some other pwse•t to procure the meemination of his Majesty the Emperor of the French. With regard to this case, he would °terve, that If any doe , mt should ultimately arias as to whether the English law would meet • case of this da•aip tiee, it ought not to interfere with the fraud jury In their ensideratiou of the case, but if they should be satisfied by the ervidance laid before them, that the offender had ban committed as charged in the Indictment, it would be their duty to return a true bill, and the quest on of law would be dimmed before another tribunal. In such a came they could see OMNI expert to ban any direct evidence, becalms perms who ewe desirous of committing such a crime would ad ettespire in public or in the presence of good ram, and the trey diner evideace he believed that would be laid before am would be that of an accomplice, ond they would of MINS look et his evidenne with caution, and ascertain whether be we confirmed in soma material particulars before asp pm effect to his testimony. The general et ;deuce would ptsebow that on the 14th of January an attempt was . Mai 19011 the life of his Majesty the Emperor of the Pesach, by means of grenades, and that the person mumeed was dealing with such instruments before the occur...., and that he obtained fulminating powder of which they wen i composed, and also procured their tranacniarion to Paris, by way of Belgium. The evidence would also show that Bernard coo on intimate tempi with two permits named Orsiai and De Radio, who were concerned in the attempt, mad that he procured p•seports for the persona in meemad semen These were the general facts which would be hid Wore them, and if they should be of opinion that they mode out a prinall facie ease and= the prisoner, It would be their duty to find the bill in the form that it would be pre meted to them. The other two cane to which ha coneidered k ascessary to allude were changes simian a poem used Tr clove mad another named Tchernewsld, of bovine pub. Med • hiss and tualicirms libel. with MOW is vodfy his Majesty the Emperor of the French ; and there was also • eb•rie agaiast the mine parties of having, is the publication rekned to, "might to incite parties to ee••eia•te the same einweign. It was clear that in law it was as Amos to pub a& any defamatory matter of a foreign sue reign who was le salty with this country, mid the oely diMeelty is the owe was to take can that there should be no ktrerfsreeos with that right of free dimmed= which k bed always ban the beast of this country to poems in the fart peeshis ensue. The boundary between fair mid free dieommian regamileg the ems of persona is authority, whether In this ar • Melia sentry, could not of MOM be strictly Yard, sad it was the peculiar province of • b,dy of ma of ehmetkm and le- Whitens libe the grand Jury, to decide apes the gelation by readmit oral the *hole subhead's, •ed molar to the his emicluaion as to the object end negation uf the writer. With sward to the other portion of the eberge—tbat the parties •seeded to unite to the commie.= of ainaelisatioa—thin, et esessis, was utterly olijestillable usher any circumstance* , l ei sad if t►is were made out it would be their duty to find the bale against all the defendant.. The grand jury them attired. peassiatfm d Deward tee be esullaeled by the ref-Omsnl. Mr. Webby, Mr. Beata, sad Mr. Chet Mr. Idyls James, Q C., Mr. J. Bi wa, of the Northers await, Mr. Melsh, sad Mr. floottell are to be the counsel for the defence. Mr. Jams lied ma latintaticm that his rervices would be required se behalf of the crows, but ea he had already bren retuned for the defence, he ins compelled to decline to appear os the prosesethm sal this has wren rim to some observa ble' fa legal circles la reformats to the course that Me ham token by the learned counsel. It appears that mond is to the etiquette of the bar sad content, • Qum's aseesel In set permitted to accept • brief for • primmer without a epeeist license ihns bow Majesty to do so and a brunt anermw be owed to made I. former times for such Hamm Q.lollles mount undertook to defend a primmer. Latterly, however, It appears that the pewit°, has mot been weed epos, sad r ati Intimation was even to Mr. Janne lentil remedy that Ms services would be required for the sad • ronekterable time after it bad bees publicly swottedthat he had been »tweed an behalf of the defead sate the learned o mead would appear to be perfectly jueti- Med in to course he has taken in the matter. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. MANSION-HOUSE. Awe It Donald ram fined 20. Gil fer havhig been found fa . 4 • board which had been stolen from premier a r is Arlie s b elf -knew H. mid be could sot pay the penalty, . led was sue to pries der three days. d Artiste Wier, who emend to be about 14 years old, was r with having thrown stones at a policeman. d dill a id policeman raid that while be woe in ditty near Devon. i sbinesonan., the defendant and several other boys, who were i k the habit of disturbing th e congrega ti on i a the chapel is e Mat aeighbourhood, began to mak* neseenly noi r e s , snd per keine *sown] tied with, Snag stones about. The ds- I hailiat was the rinzlender and eatcood the others, and employed them to watch the police, la ceder to escape punish i Mid Irma their *airtime P Ms dindant—l am a boy of very good character and mane!, sad I assure you that if you let me off this care yea sail have no canes to complain of roe. The —I took this boy. my Lord, because be was • k tbe of all the other*, and he st r u c k me w ith a s t one . The Lord Mayor—He is sentenced to pay d.. or to go to 1 plan for flge days. The defeadant—Olve roe a few weeks to pay the fine. 4 The Lord Mayor—Not a dry. And, ofilmv, look after those fellows who are in the habit of disturbing congrega i tions. g Committed. Bally Goodyear wr thaiged with drunkenness. The policeman mkt that on Sunday be saw the defendant arageringt about the street with • child In her was, and be danger of br nig run over by some of the numerous vehicles passing to and fro. She began to abase blin and all who were near her ; and at re the child wan taken from her It wee *mad necessary to lodge her in the station-liners. The defendant's bashes& who was stated by several of the encore to be • yen induatrioaa and sober man. and in the con fidence of his emp)overv, declared thst her hstdre of drinking had einiirewly interfered with the comforts of their are children, and that she was constantly in the habit of going to his mas kers' premier sad abusing him. The Lord Mayor—The came is very disgraceful. it is another instance of the dreadful conniptions of that most &acling vice. defendant raid she was not mach In the habit of drinking. and that she was led to take a little occasionally hareems her husband kept company with another woman, and she declared that she would rather beg list broad than lye with wr ordered to dad sad not bake abb to procure ameba, Ina examittad to prism GUILDHALL. 0•WIILINO IN • SMALL WAY. J.ha lirorm wee placed at the bar beim Alderman Salo me& cheered with gambling in the steget, by playing at a game caned " pitelt and tom." The atm said he saw the whom `company with maws) ettswe, playing at pitch sod sad lbo took has Sae evelady. WI it breams a annum to thet toltabitatta, W_) of wheat bad eospisined of the The primer said be we reel pn i s be woe only renelarc hlreaelf by boasting& heltreway the well. Alderman !taloned.. said so the palmsr bad had locked sap all eight he should ronaider that soillelont paniehrogat lbw this offence, Dot if ever lb* primer woe brought before Wm Weis ha woad be dealt wltb awe leverely. Discharged. Signor Kano, tits Niobrara conjuror, wag on thatmday fight before the gattgletrate• at Masebestar, thwgwil with attemptieg tellirlsgrnotioe on the previous day throwing hl mseN isi• • pool of water. Th. Signor ex ined that he tiveg wry enhappity •itli Ida .;re, os:ag to temper, aid WM trying on a sew trick," to Umktra his letter half Into better Whits:our for the futus promiaiag lot to raw, til• attempt, he wag dianharged Ina custody. THE EXP IMSS, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1858. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT ILICTIIO TRLICIRAPIII THE NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. THIS DAY. IYMw CRAVEN PLATE. • • antineds a .. I 5 rm. HANDICAP BWEEPSTAKE4. D.Y. Apathy, 4 yrs. SR 121 b; Astsr, • yrs, 41b; Bannock• burn, 4 yrs, Tst 91b ; Harry Stanley, 3 yrs, eat 121 b. BENNINGTON STAKES. Btu of the Rut, Okalaw o, Forerunner, and Brother to Stende/, ars here. PAID Fournir —Whitewall, Memorial, mad f by Wes therbit. 1100 HANDICAP PLATE. T.Y.C. New Brighton, Thsodiira, Olympus, Monarque, Flimsy, Brother to Bird-on-the•Wiog, Rip VIM Winkle, Posiher, Tester, Indulgence. Neva, Kiibride, Misty More, Humbug, Wouvermans, Belleflehl, Marauder, Royalty 0, Georgie, &totteryer, Courier, Brother to Farthingale, sad Ittraorra, are here. &ravel orr.—Ounbrost, Plasticiser, sad Cultivation. MATCH for 3,0001. Kent and Anton are both Imre. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. The following horses are here M. Brother to Bird-on•tbe-Wing, Queen of the Beat, Newington, Hob goblin. Bannockburn, &chains, Fadledeee Berne, Amster_ dam, Etat Langton, Worcester. Perniee, SoothesPe, Bene field, Wwuversoana, Stapleton, and Dividend f. OTHER. ARRIV•I.I4. Vedette, Ignoramus, Knight of Hart Rosa Boahenr, Camel, Streamer. Wood Nymph, Trle;rent, Proud Preston Peg, Polly Peas-bum, Erlipm, Fleet (2 yr-old), Odd Trick, Beacon. Romeo, Van Dunck, Merryman, Commodore, Penalty, Phoitua, Naughty Boy. OTHER FOlllrlSlTl.—Gunboat fur all Handicaps at this meeting ; Coat-a-doodle-dot) Sir 60 Sows Sweepstakes ; Athlete fur Port Makes; Go-Aimed for Column Stakes. ANNIVERSARY OF TER ROYAL. HOSPITAL'.—This morning the Lord Mato►, the Shrift, the Common Council, emil the other members of the Corporation of the City of Loudon, proceeded in state to Christ Church, Newgate 'greet, for the pore re of receiving a report of the state of the royal hospital' of Bridewell, St. Bartholomew's, and other butitutions of a similar character which the civic dignitaries have under their control. The report, which was of • satisfactory nature, we. read by the Rev. Michael Gibbs, M.A., after which an appropriate sermon—desig nated the " Spital Sermon"—wan preached by Lord Auck land, Bishop of B►th and Wells. One of the six preachershipe in Canterbury Cathe dral, rendered vacant by the preferment by the Earl of Derby of the Rey. W. J. Cheadtjre to a canonry reeiden they, bee been conferred upon the Rev. J. Mooch, vicar of Ashford. PROPOSED MEMORIAL OP THE GREAT EXHIBI TION.—A deputation of the committee has attended the Chief Commissioner of Works Lord John Manners, and made a formal application for leave to carry out the selected design by Mr. Joseph Durham, for the proposed memorial or such modification of it as may be arranged, on the sit e of the Ex hibition building in Hyde-park. The Chief Corarabekmer intend folly into the matter, and promised attention to it. OXFORD MIDDLE-CLASS EXAMINATIONS.—WO latmeeliestfr Giardina/ understand that Lord Derby Ifterally offered a prize of the value of 51. to the amble., hit the junior division mho shall obtain the v llisse piece amongst those examined at Liverpool , and a es prim te the value of 101. to be given to the senior di . As this examination vrill be attended by boys from schools of anathema in Liverpool, and also by many from private and commercial embeds and grammar Reboots in Lancashire, Cheshire, West asegieed, and North Wales, a strong competition may be expected. We also hear that further prizes are likely to be odered. SPORTING EITRAORDINARY.—At half-past six 6.m , March 2, a native on board the steamer Ades reported that a large tiger was swimming towards Manages from the opposite shore. Immediately, with the usual promptness and love of sport inherent in Englishmee, the onarcander ordered a beat's crew to be got ready ; and four officers : Mr. Maundrell, chief o ffi cer ; Mr. Tottenham. 11rd officer; Mr. Bain, 4th often; sad Mr. Newel], ark la charge, arrived with guns, and proceeded to the septum No tins wee to be lost, as the powerful salami was fast approaching the sham sear the Baader st Managua. Attest Meet stinks@ sufficed to bring the tip, in sight, when he was bend attempting to board a native boat lying at anchor, and with fierce roan he was springing at the "side of the Wags kw. The mans, who evidently were in the greatest toner at the view of the monster who was attempting to hosed them, were with cries making frantic attempts to repel btu with sticks; and when they perceived the Aden a bed engin up, they by 'mature slid Mena begged them to bests& Is ahe minutes • volley of four mutton from the Al.'. heat made this monster roar, sad turn rood to repel •• at. leek tram the boat. Soon, however, • hash way drew the lest slued him to drop his head in the water, WINS with a doer the boat was brought alongside the cares* lithe hope animal, and he was taken in tow, and soca placed os board the Atka. It proved to be a male tiger of the royal Bengal speles, and his dimensions *ill show what a formidable crea tors he would have proved, had he reached the shore, which, is a kW minutes, he could have done front the spot where he was captured. The weight of this anima is 333 lbs. ; the length Gum wee to tip of tall Kt. 9M., of which has tail measures 3ft. ; drentaference mud the body 4 G. Sin. ; height 3 R. 9 in. He has four teas, each 2 tn. keg, sad twesty•four smaller teeth, hie shirkers en 9 is. Icing, the circumference of hie heed is 2 ft. sifei. • gad to aria flee root aims& of Ms salsa, h need adz round fileibre lag be ammo 1 ft. II In., ail do Honig. 2R. He I. a nettle ermine+ and beantillily Nedra : skin is 'in no way damaged; as, like tree spergems, the oaken aimed at his head, through which tlo bays found their way, so that when preserved, kite akin will our mein a laming memorial of the prompt manner in which be was punned and captured, thus saving the inhabitmage of Mazsgon and its vicinity the terror it would have Inspired having en terrible a visitor in their neighbourhood.— Tel graph. DEATH IN AN EXPRESS TRAIN.--Bet weer' sloven and twelve o'clock on the night of Good Friday, Mr. William Austin, • gentleman from Saaquhar, Deadlier shire, expired in a first-clam carriage on the Trent Valley Railway, near Tamworth. Mr. Austin was 32 years of ago, 11811 for the lest three years had been in failing health from • severe attack of bronchitis, which had recently rimmed symptoms of consumption. For ten weeks prior to Ids death he had been visiting hie brother, who aides In Marlborough-square, Chelsea, and had been attended by Dr. Griffiths Jones, of Woburn-place. Dr. Jonas having expressed en opinion that the deceased was sufficiently strong to travel, accompanied by his wife, child, and bro ther, he left Ruston-square Mica by the 8.0 pm. express train, on Friday the 2nd instant, for Scotland. During the early _part of the journey he slept, but on the train near Tamworth he commenced coughing and spitting i t ti A t . The coughing continued, end • quantity of blood appeared to fame itself up his throat and choked him, and he simian Immediately expired. On the arrival of the train at Sta ked, the first stoppieg place from Nuneaton, the body of the dammed was removed to the Eagle Hotel, adjoining the Marko ; and at ten o'clock on Saturday morning, an in quest wee reed before Mr. W. W. Ward, coroner, when • verdict "That the deceased died suddenly from dimes, and not from violence, whilst riding in a first-elms carriage." wee retained. The body of the deceased was subsequently removed In a shell to Smiland by the 12.14 p.m. express been Ste ird, his relatives ale proceeding onwards by the same train.—Memthester Guardian. AT SAC SLANIDE.—Mr. Keckling, like a wise m_dialiked to get up too early in the morning; sod as like a wise man, dielOted to go to bed tae earl In the ht, the arms...meet that brought Mr. A to Anemone Lodge, Hyde, to breakfast at ten o'olosic , selted beak gentlemen era and everything suited gentle den say that aloe roes three hours money, and eit ar rht. Bageter's Bible, and looked out the references, and perhaps kept a little diary ;or painted a few seaweed. from damp life, or worked a dower or so into certain slippers —a speeles of man-trap in which when a woman gets you by the loot she thinks she has you; or re-strung her bracelet-beads en new elastic; or made some Dios little use of her time; but Ma Spencer did not appear until the proper date, and then she looked so fresh, and so cool, and so pretty, that I gup pies she moat hare waethed her face and hands again, and smoothed her hair once more, jest before coming down to breakfast. That meal, with its semi& variations, in reaped of which Philip was strong, and mold preach like N. Antoey over the flab, occupied an agreeable hour; and then Mr. Arundel went down to the clubhouse., looked at the papers, sashed his cigar, and saw that a boat white be bad chartered fur the season had its previsions on board. Then be returned to fetch Margaret and her friend ; and it wag pleasant to ere his attention to the old gentleman, and how carefully Philip helped him down the slimy steps from the pier to the boat. Then came a long ail, if the wind were lair, or a merry day of fishing. if that were deckled on. In the former awe, the way that Margaret was emektined in the plearantest ember, and covered with the choicest tog. end wrap., end begged to note all noteworthy m a tt ers os sea or shore, and reminded of a line from Walter Scott, when a me-bird mete brushing the white wave with her whiter w end carefully guarded from the mil la tacking, and witched with a sedulous but not fumy care, wee ea pleasant to the gentle girl as it was intended to be. On other days they had driver, and rutted count r y c h in a s ., mdse ; and sometime. they walked, but not often, for r. K.ckliog had an objection to that kind of boo motion. Or they sat by the era, sod talked, sad were comes times made thoughtful lby the incessant warning of ths stor m! voice, hut not often. for you know that their united ages would not have node fifty year.. Why should the sea-voles have saytbing 1a the young but music—be aught but a song without word., • caressing wing, reminding them of happy hours of sunshiny kieure, promising them as happy hours in comm.,. to ems! Perhaps ouch hours are coming—if not, why be told that it is not sot IM the ear be older sad the heart be harder Indere the em-music forme itself into the stern words which be who hears not at some hoar of bin life dies as those whom the gods love—or is but • Noes es the ses-ahore.—TA. Gordis. Knot, Part 4. SHARE LISTS.-71IIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The railway share market to-da is rather heavy; in a number of cases a decline of Ito per cent.. presented on comparison with the quotations of last Thursday. Midland shows chief depreasion, and has receded to 931 to f. London and North Western is now quoted 931 to 941; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 871 to 88 ; Great Western, 571 to 58 ; Loudon and South Western, 911 to 921; Great Northern, 251 tot ; and Eastern Counties, 11 toe . re Foign and colonial railway shares are gene rally dull. Great Western of Canada meet with more inquiry. East Indian railway stock is rather more offered. lIRDINAILY SHAMIR AND MOWS. Ilk IPt I SaItAIATII. °Wise Wen Thu.. fry. Ambra...Xes..ll4.a...llLJ a ; 411 mans Illru..Wenv. Valley Ml= Jand a **. Jar WWI awl tee.. Lialealualso ......... . . . Ohaaar add kaiiikaa:::: Oak aaa Hawks Da. •t• no * Do. 61 p.a. I paid le IL. Nod., P.:rec.; About la Miles L 14eltai Jammer Kaden Dia gar 11 'Balkiest 431.."Th0 Math at h Wows.. . Da. OL South. aarl rya (lwi • • Da. or loasolire 411666. t loadorgA iv elastwal Iwawi y Ma ri e WrOn.. Do Merrar • • • 121., Ty krob *Orin_ a Molar kw Lisaria*. Vorospealas De. Eta sof rat ()LWO. 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CSisic ..:. sai • ii 41.174 NAN MOW Madam.. ..... al H H Si fi r 17 N N II Ii MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. 'lwo o'CLool. The funds to-day are depressed. After falling f per cent., prices are now quoted } per cent. lower than on Thursday afternoon. The ap proach of the monthly settlement exercises an unfavourable influence. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also dull, with a drooping tendency. _ . .. . Consols have been sold as low u 961 for money and the Bth inst., and are now quoted 94 to I. Bank Stock, for account, has been dealt in at 228 ; Exchequer Bills at 35d. to 395. prem.; Exche quer Bonds, falling ptyable in May next, at 991; and India Bonds at lbs. to 19a. premium, showing a partial recovery from the decline which wu established on Thursday. _ _ _ Turkish Six per Cents. have declined per cent., l being quoted 1001 to 1011. In other foreign secu rities there has been more btbiness, but little change in prioe. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011 to 102 ex di,. ; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 101 ex div. ; Roma Ayres Six per Cents., 771 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 104 ; Danish Five per Cents., 1021 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 98 ex div. ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account (15th April), 83 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853,45 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1091 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 911 to 901 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto for account, 431 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 101 to 1001; ditto for account (15th April), 1001, 1011 to 1001 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104 ; Venezuela Foar-and-Threequazter per Cents., for account, 32. The Morning Light hu arrived from Melbourne, with 17,329 ounces of gold, and the Vimeira, from Sydney, with 6,000 ounces, making a total value of about 89,0001. At Amsterdam the Bourse is firmer, owing to the reduction in the rate of discount of the Bank of Holland from 4 to 3i per cent. We have two important mercantile failures to report. The first is that of Messrs. Maitland, Ewing, and Co., a highly respectable house in the China trade. The liabilities are believed to be very large, bat strong hopes are entertained that the 'claims will ultimately be met in fulL The embar rassments of this firm excite considerable sympathy. The causes of the suspension are explained an the annexed circular. _____ London, 3rd April, 1868. It is with deep regret we have to inform you that we are this day compelled to impend our payments. We do so un der the conviction that In taking that step we best nerve your interests and secure the equal distribution of sweets that • ill ultimately meet all our aogagemente. The exceptional gate of the produce markets which precludes the realisation of property, except at a sacrifice not justified by the circum stances, together with the non-receipt of epode or produce from our correspondents at China for whose account we are under heavy engagements (now fast maturing) are the causes that lead to oar suspension. At the same time we are to state that we have no reason whatever to doubt the ability of our correspondents to meet all their liabilities. It is say intention, with Ea little delay ea possible to submit proposals your onstderation which we trust will be acceptable to you. Claiming your forbearance in the meantime, we are your obedient servants, (signed) MAITLAND, EWING, and Co. Messrs. Newoomen, Noble, and Co., in the Indian trade, have also stopped payment, with liabilities to a considerable amount. It is hoped, however, that the result of the liquidation in this cue also will not be unsatisfactory. The partners were formerly in the great house of Cockerel', Larpeot, and Co , which failed in 1847, with liabilities to the amount of about a million sterling. Subjoined is the cir cular issued : 11, Broad-street-buildings, April 3, 1858. In consequence of the iinsatiefacto advice' that we have this day received from our eoerespoaasats In Calcutta, for whom account our liabilities have been incurred, together with the continued depredation in the value of produce, we feel cempelled to suspen s ic o n t i a r a zyments. In so doing we believe that we are best the intermits of all parties. We have placed our in in the hands of Memos. J. 11. Coleman and Co., who will, with the least possible delay, /ay a statement before our creditors. In the meantime, request ing your kind indulgence, we are your most obedient ear 'ante, (Signed) Nswcomitir, NORIA and Co. Of the 127,4501. in specie brought from the West Indies by the steamer Atrato, 85,4371. is desc ri bed as gold, and 42,0131. as silver. The mails and specie from Mexico failed to arrive at St. Thomas's in time for this steamer. The Indus, from Alexandria, has brought 86,2001. in specie, and the Tagus, from the Peninsula, 7,6601. The other imports of the precious metals reported last week have been limited to 1,3401. by the Europa, from New York; 2,4001. by the Orient, from Adelaide; and 3001. by,the Sultan, from the Mediterranean. The total uoertained imports of the week are thus raised to about 225,0001. In addition, about 46,0001. in silver has arrived in the Thames from the Continent. _ _ The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals from the port of London includes 30,580 ounces of gold, despatched almost entirely to Boulogne, and 493,420 ounces of silver. The silver was nearly all sent to Hamburg and Rot terdam. The value of these supplies is about 245,0001. The magnitude of the remittances of silver to the Continent is a feature of interest. Until recently, the bulk of the silver imported into the United Kingdom we. despatched to the East, but the demand for that quarter has now materially fallen off The amount of silver shipped for Bombay by the steamer Benares, which wall sail from Gravesend to-morrow for Alexandria (instead of from Botth ampton on the 10th, owing to the circumstance of this vessel being engaged for the conveyance of troops), is only 10,9001. The other shipments have included 60,7301., nearly all in silver, by the Colombo, for Alexandria; 1,0401. by the Alhambra, for the Peninsular; and 6,6201. by the Parana, for the West Indies, &c. The total ascertained exports of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 314,0001., of which by far the larger proportion con sists of silver. The Wave of Life has arrived from Sydney, but Is not known to have any gold on freight. According to the Melbourne advioes, the following ships were to leave for England at early dates, vis. : —The Walter and Jane, Medway, Swiftanre, In demnity, Maidstone, Invincible, and Red Jacket. We o bserve that the local banks at Bombay, in response to the movement lately reported in London, have notified that, from the let of March, they will only draw bills at four months' sight (instead of six months) ; from the let of July next they will only take bills at the same usance. The Orion, from China, has brought 314,6001b5, of tea. . . The San' de Railway Company are now inviting' tenders for the construction of six steam-vessels and twelve cargo bargee for the Indus steam flotilla. A memorial numerously and respectably signed by the shareholders of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company is about to be forwarded to the Hague, for presentation to the King of Holland. It prays for some considerable modifications of the terms of the concession. The object of the memorialiata is to strengthen the hands of Mr. Bidder, and a deputa tion of the directors, who will proceed to the Hague next week. We believe that the company pray to be relieved from the obligation of making any farther outlay on the canal. They also ask consi derable pecuniary assistance from the state towards the expense of the bonne across the Scheldt. We are informed that the inhabitants of South Beveland have likewise presented to the Dutch go vernment a petition favourable to the representations of the company. It must be to the advantage of Holland to afford all reasonable assistance towards the completion of the important works which the company have in band ; and liberality on the part of the government will be the best encouragement for the influx of British capital into the country. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the Bth inst. for the hire of ships, which must be ready to receive passengers, for conveyance to Sydney and Melbourne respectively, between the 12nd sad 31st of May. Arvind kr dm week *IAN lIM of A w ig mar KO ear, sod dollmor. 1.414 swim TM arrivals Immmrirsd II aim from Bsurd Amain ; rd In from ram pima 111 Oda METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts Is much smaller than for same time put, and the weather is favourable, oonmqumitly priors have considerably advanced. The supply al sheep Is also small, and quotations are rather higher, with a brisk sale. Calm and lambs ere *all lag about the same u on Thursday. From Germany sad Holland there aro 46 beasts, 620 sheep, and 33 calves- Scotland 140 basts ; Norfolk and Suffat, 1,800; and 200 from Ireland. Per an.. 03111114. I. 0. a el. Per 0000•0110114. ad. a 4. Bea flootallaufrada 4e 4 111 Dal Drs s llatre•i II 4 410 Bea Shortaarra 4 4 4 0 &a Loagwools ...... 0 6 040304 'lnlay Wails 103 10 Do. d• elms ........4 4 Oalves ra 2 21: 111001 Ihe 11; Ilalabrel• 6 4 6 4 lambs 4 • suis. a 0 swim. UM; imp sal Yobs. 14.11011; WWI. 4 ; 370. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Marrs. Patteudea and Smith snort that the =Ad is drat, sad peon tally supported. COAL MARBET.-THIS DAY. Wylaza, 13a. 6d. •• Holatl i ;es. ed. •, Eden Erfn, 16s. ed. ; DWILIPOI2 . II V ast Hal les. 3d. k ; Tandsld Koar_ , 12s. 6d .; Netherton West Hart , 16s. Wane Inil Riddell, 14s. 3 . 1: Walls Bad Tee Main, 12a; ROW Grange, 17s. ; Walls End Keno', 16s. 9d , Walls Eta Beath Harlepoll, les. ; Walla End South Hatton, Walls End °Goforth, 14m. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 17s. 61. 143 ships at market, Her Majesty's Theatre will open immediately atter Reuter, when the Ragweeds win be produced. Veber. the, Yedne. Titian.; the Queen of Navarre, Medlar. Ottolnal; the Page, Midi's. Lueloni ; Raoul de Nangie Signor Clinglini ; Mama Signor Vistaed; Count of Nevem, Signor Aldlghieri; and Count of St. Bris, Signor SaLletti. Mendelasolm's " Lobgesang" and Mozart's Re quiem. will be again performed on Friday wext, 9th April, at Rieter-hall, by the Sawed Harmonic Society. THE HAMPSHIRE PEASANT.—Up the lane We wallop, training to the ary; for the clod of these parte delights fa the chess like any bare-legged Paddy, and cute away Sail and fork wildly, to run, about, assist, and 'skews in all poseible wsys, out of pure love. The dracmadant of may generations of broom-equiree end deer-stealers, the inetimit of Rpm! it strong within him still, though no more of the wigss deer are to be shot In the winter turnip tilde, or worse, caught by an apple baited hook hung from en orohanl booed. lie now limits - his espiralions to lures and phemanty end too probably once in hie life "bits the keeper Into the rive, and reconsiders himself fur a while after over • creak in Winchester gaol. Well, he has his halls; and I bars mine. But be le • thorough good fallow severthelme; mike as good as I ; civil, contented, indost r ioue, and often very handroroe • and a far shrewder fallow too—imam to ble desk of wild forest bleod—gipsy, high ea whale not—than his ballet-ImaisS, and Saxes= *malt lb* pure zadir t w u d h olto t c 3 ; : i x a o o n ith o bo. : : :: hs e C rniria ludk i j. ...de rini irns iarse„ohi yart you : th bairAlF eah l i t s itail°mtro:msfehim.llow_clawF'KT•ii.zeinZeemdlsmor,FrerveriftieLiriY.faaiesrbltaavessiud•lAlipriLiwldw°r4hlwhin4"A I, If i ra 1 1 Id Mdi Ili IOS 1•7 1 64i 1 Glig f i t ni U IS SA A IS El ZS M I 11 a Oil il I I as Of 471 at 111 a W 41 47 417 8 $ $ 82 7 8 di IN UI ad lit 171 66 TO NO id IT d II s di U U • 70 624 611 6 db 1 1$ U U U si is 'a N SS 11l NI 1.,i . g 0 UT 115 UT US Fs si us 121 110 US 102 101 C 06 101 11 M ~ 14 91 53 07 We IT 89 91 10 14 17 10 10 73 74 19 10 14 9 16 0 10 us 101 iii ii ifs if, I, se IS in in pi U, 1 44. iNe.,r US lot mg 111 116 U 6 1X 71 76 10 1 NI 1 106 Iw. iii fm 111 li 46 U LIMA LIAIIIID AT /111 D ItIZTA 114 I INI.I lawman 1 Wafts 'Wow I amo. 114411awg me Idallsit h A tbimmm' Iluddmdbmwdgme Ort Low d•.. 4 Swig Warm) SI 110 :11. :: "00..........0° in Id IL no =Luba g 11. 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Do N. lOIL Avoirsioloo NINO of Dime tam D uwil t i f Ar. aline Poi NEM liradilils PV .a Odisillora Ittr . hoi &mil KO 1 . 166 i • *midi As. lomat Booth Aueoiloa lad do Do. Do. boottio Tel bust& Ise.tom of TiT i tromis Ca Ttaia:: nossola Docks D. Nos t i 140 IA If LW N N a i i 4 0 41 IN IN 1 1 4 1 N i F I I le' le se i I 10 17 se I I I i .11 .40 i;10 78 $ p. • 0 44 II II - I it I. 5 M ill . a. ro. THZ RUINOUS RAILWAY COMPEITYION.— The shareholders of the London and North Western Rainey haw sailed a meeting at Manchester for Wednesday next, to oces eider the steps wasseary to pet an end to the malice of property reused by the competition at preset exiatiet. • Z ASSAULT AND ATTEIFTED ROBBERY IN A RAILWAY CAA/MOIL—On fiettuday shallower, Daniel Cummins, residing in Madero:ls-alley, Croydon, wee re• examined before the magistrates in petty sessions at that town, en the charge of seesulting and attempting to rob John Malley, while travelling on the London and Brighton Raft way. Ths facts of the owe were fully stated at th e first ex attation, • report of which has already appeared in oar paper. The prisoner was fully committed to tat . his trial at Onildford. A PALM DAWN.-8o it Iran a premature Nati meat on Me part at Miss Then—that Httl• tender flatter of the boo= which we have eeknowildged *he felt on first be holding the Virginian, to headeawm, as/e. and bleeding. This wes not tba great peados which sir knew her bun could feel. Like the Wide, it bad wakened and begun to mind, at a kiss dawn. Hop beak M peed, and come tip Wad with Ow vied, dm tremulous little fluttering ambito I It it sot yet light, and roosting is at yet better this sliding. Anon will coals morning, and the whole sky will redden, and you shall soar up into it and salute the son with year node.—The Virginimu, No. 6. CMTIMAL ?MAC& HILLY-MOM( DAT. ilatuarmu, APRIL 3.--AJIAdaItIODS on payment, 1,359 ; ditto by arm Wow. 4561 ; total visitors, 1,920. bi PO MMES.-THIS DA 1. Two o'CLoot. Owing partly to the holiday season, very little business has been done to-day in the mining market. In the Stock Exchange no transactionswhatever are officially reported. Quotations in most cues are merely nominal, in the absence of inquiry. There are some inquiries for St. John Del Rey shares, which are marked in the Stock Exchange 131 to 19. United Mexican have been dealt in at Si : Other foreign descriptions are inactive. An extraordinari general a mass, of the /tare aid Canada Lead Company (limited) is called for the 11th April, to confirm the resolutions prod at the meeting on the 10th of March, one of which provides for altering the denomination of the shares from 101. to IL each. Prom Wheel gimme Estonian Oaptola W. Oddr. thy WOW (A9.1111:- - About 6 fort ' chiod the proration we are vatting to north to emertans the .lx, of the lode. whith ea farzLeXnon Is • feet wide. composed chiefly of rowel.. quarts, soma. m OW mote of yebaw and oey ors; on the whole I madder II a kindly Prong Alfred Corpola the agent writ e_ibteren El l — "Tbrro 13 Es Meath to no.loo at the PO fathom Wel a t Monk mem Waft don lath repot, The noth ludo at the 1411 met of mown h just an MIME Let. There ha. hoe, no lode broken la the 130 wet of this crowing for the met week ; lulu ea lot reported worth II ter Wham This lode in the 114 met of crovecut let prevent email. uroclocing f toa of ore pAr Whom. wank from V. to 31. The north lone to the 140 err{ of MO treks& is worth I. 1. per fathom. The math bele la the 1/0 mace M 'WM4.6. %melee then I. worth . per fathom. Thin lade la **Wing el th eft I. sorth 701. per Wane. This lon la the No. 3 lame below the 100 cart of OM oak is wont, OIL per fathom. The et the 110 ce t of this theft le wont, 4L popfathom. Al Eth ether pone of the Wm me lilt ea fur moms shoe 6•4." Prom Dale Woe, Capt. IL 6 Me.s force (April 11: " la ontloptato the wee tide to the 31 fathom level, we Mid the Ind to olieniam fer II feet wide; it IWO prove. that we are no. las • troves seldlo.' the =Zof which osunot he too Melly eithosted, os the VOW ion war la • widle ground prom,. eir no 6 66061 IN bet swig la the ST fathom Wei. sod It Is not st sll unlikely thee there ow be an rteh aryl Amend to the cot sad we on the • 'wale earbilm.' as we now harem the • troush.' The 33,0 No 310010 la mash the moor hat reported. Job:nook lode in the b' ea tis rot lookhes folio se Wale bat the lode la the the in the took of able heel 1.1.,,,,,,,,,,,,.. At sole of copper ore hal I at Pool op the 14 th 4., 3.60 t Kos mid fel 33.70 E 9. Average eland erd , int. 12.. ; memo produce. III; memo prim par ton. so tbe. Gd., tomullty or Inc eoPPer. 344 tom 3 meta ; feen. race etandsod eal. , 134i.16e. The folio/ring maavola see nalbliel by the different mines T 6; ea& 9 • w. Seton . ...... Wissa Baa-ei. =Wheal Tleerets bat 413 Iv& 1341 1.4,3701 4.3M3 3A7A 2.406 WWI Onos—!View l4l Sinn 133 fa North Dolconn .......... Whin ........ 9 On ........... 4.017 14 4 1,146 11 0 6111 6 I Z I : : U I: i : 4311 0 7 13 0 LOW £12.3.1 9 0 The amain of the Port The sad Colonial Gold Mining Company have emend advice. from their ve.l4ent direcor, dated Melbourne. nth Y.hny lad, In which be Mat, 'fluent enuhing.—Tais =.:44 favounbiy. During fear wee. In J•t..Y. I. 03 tom were m per return herewith Dunce the sui.tquent forlaisle a smaller amount of work waa done, In ounerunence of lone sms• avoidable dean with the machinery, the principal of width web to rebuild the duet and reset the chimney of the ri tort bents. The belleop were In 4AOgOT from ere, owing to the Iron chimes reap too near the Umbers; we therefore removed it le time: there were Milt stomegee alec, as detailed to the diary. Oa the wilds, bow star, everything le going on exceedinely well, mit lbws le no quarts meshing etathshment in the country dots the ma of week that we ars. At Chutes our expenses am still bee l 4 ll , 1. 4 considering ore things there te no reason to be Muse Mei Oa mg bit asit to Chines I tootle a ethafactory alteration in the work% kg AM punks altogether with the ama`eunatons. I found that, mMs anrrthey oaly collected 14 grain. of gold to the tea, este Se wets taade we eon collect with add tonal blanketing ; vll eurawnWsiter rewere very expensive tom*, mart to the great wear Mil leer, mittrut reenlist renewals ; in feet, the sot of atealeameters were 5 no enrols lon of mew ry me also very coadderable, in Melte& to this they required collectively foot or eve hone power to dri z a We .lo ha.. as admetait•Ort their th of esem, se Me feet for the tall race The boeed may warty auediM the ea likely to go on ethadlly, with ocesestal lateseeltoes MIS so* data, he., and them have hitherto Sea hue few, owlet to the great Stanton of Swore. Melee and Reboot to disk delm. Coshing works : All the machinery is steaedi lyrgotag at work. ?bee NNW work well ; the 20 he Id bath tusd gradual with the very gulden ; the two Maze milt, however, are d i. Z 4 = naively a mall amount of work. and on the •hole I molder she Wm. TM quantity they crush pa week it on the savage osier* MM. seettng two mains drivers sod four Mummy The per ma roam will soon require renewing I consider, theater,. the meet pm dot emus will be to area 12 stamp. In place of the These nil not be ?ay expecte. to ere t, se the intermediate stLetillf ,141. reeking the milt will answer, sod the Minim will do ahoM • doeM s tle work of the two ml l 4 with one if sot two men les to week them. I Dope the board l e ti of this; deed, without it, we tail not bo able truth NO Ime per week. The Chllith pans, and rollers would be very met, to ream, expenelve for warm, and ethos delay and ammo, le is At my nett telt to Chum I select an offer from moo sea le Mee them by t otcontm Cnsueick I have already intimated to the Sett my intentiona opei severe with this ; the emend little engiew Is MIAMI. Mild the stow are down with the cc, shaft to the water. and we Sell gem be able to rem thin how the claim will turn out. Away.oillce . Trio= Jane very badly during the Dm month ; the quantity of dold melted he January way only 11,12 d es. 'I his hat arisen to • great immure Des the Sake having tapped go duet extensively to Sydney for coinage." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. _ - A short supply of Engliah wheat, and only moderate ar rivals from abroad, enabled factors to obtain rather more money, and in some instances English was sold at la. advance. No improvement mold ho established upon fonign wheat or dour. Norfolk tiqur 6d. per sack dearer. ra Earley, with rather short snivel., was dull, at last wades tes. O eans firm:. sta mute and In per qr. dearer. B few winsiord Ir. par qr. ASSIVALII INTO LONDON rllOll lf, 0 . 1 "... What. Dr lss. Mall Oar. two. Mb Su ofrA on vs. 1/1 a sas :::" OM • r_l o. Ot. N. SM l3ll 1 0 1100 I OM " MI 66 • ... • 1666 6.66. 66 lIINCINO-LANII.-THIS DAY To-day has been eons dared , as sisal , a holiday, and as Sr. without business to report in the private conked war het., bat all artkles have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARIEBT. 77 THIB DAT. The market Is steady. Town tallow Is quoted 63e. 3d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the .pot, 64a. id.; Apra to June. 635. 64. ; July to Aurtst, 62a. 6d. to 9d. ; Oct. to Dee., 625. PARTICULAR. OF TALLOW. Mak ea Mull Ole Oar ----asks Deikery INA wilt .......... Me teem Ist Jure Dttlo fro lot Joe . ...... • •• Y.O. put awl this oUr "• 1814 ----- M: - 91.011 is,ia 1.16? i.r• 767 etas u 43 nt 1 0.410 PAO 47. a. O.K 495. 44. GIL N. 13,51 S 044 63465 1111 IS.NI Ma el Ns. Id. so to t los F• 1 Is I '.a PM SI on iii lei :II in 11