The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1662. .- 1 _... LAW INTZLLIOENCE. ROYAL SWEDISH HALLWAY-(THIS Y I--ti DAY. ) , BUT= /01111111111 Clel a 01 aa 24 g HONEY I --..-- SHAME L1878,--(THIS DAL) i nm. 447 I ? l i " (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held -6-- !m i unar atone o'clock, at the London Tevera ; Mr. G. F. /Igneous Two ovum. ° lei all rteaue a N.Unnesese 11 711 es• 111. 101 illealen. &ALVA. Mil no -. The funds 1 • is Ike chair. The railway share market is inactive to-day, is i d, la, da. .- - COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. The report which was Publithed swami days before,. wee with little business. The tendency of prioes , bow- •NO ma adaleadeisam * mg if 2 . improvement is This was the bat day of Fader Tenn. The Imarama Isksa ss Ned. The engineer's report, which had just amv4- firm, and the ti lead It stated that the line in good condition, and ever, is upwards. The principal feature is a rise 1 7 4 a ll unt 11416 . ........ 0 6 1 -linnowle st Jaime of the diffeeent courts Led most of the deeding s a ad m a t estiag eepsases,aa s ai ma me d w ith th aa . o f p ra d o u, of 1 per cent. in Eastern Counties stock. South •, el tiodbr aLiss a , ins gian railway ahi IL 88 303 _, assesben of the bar attended the Lord Chard- ram skewed a considerable reduction, while the traf fi c Eastern has also improved 1, and Lancashire and ' „.. n. r - The scrip of I _ leis levee, at hie priv a te residence Belem w was earned on with safety and e ffi ciency. Yorkshire and London and North Western i. 1W - se piiat a at l/4 4 . a11 jt s a l i al s 25 to 25 prem., eqesee, sad afterwards proceeded in state to The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, Great Western has receded S. London and Nora I a all ell. .. 6 51 lie enerstuleted the shareholders on the improved position- Console are Westminster Hall, sad commented the boatman of the ii i 4 - pea ,. of the a......y. Since 1 ,..., 8 the tram. had West. stock is now quoted 941 to ) ; Lana- Great 1 111 la stook r 4 cstr 1100901 1 0 •••= _lr 1 12m - term about two o'clock. Though the w e ather was cold end neressell id per cent., while the working expenses, width Western, 74 to I ; MidlAlld, 10. 128 ,4 t° :i. - money, and 941 edonian, 111 i • W a ransis perrally inievitiog, than was a large sesembler of per is 1889 were 97 per coot . of the receipts, had been reduced shire and Yorkshire, 107 S to I. • i 118 2Da G. Isterles Z IPm - tiona are 931 : saw, as reel s le wheelie their lordships' arrival in their 011 77. Mcludinf all the expenses of the office in to ; South Eastern, 84 to 1 ; Eastern Counties, ills , a im s r ,,,,,,,,,, t um , i , b , s Bth of May. Woad. lo iiti I , despite the Americen war, which to 1; and Great Northern, 116 to 117. /IS all Da 4pa sa Prd. - dal. robes , la. Lad Cbmac."" being " 14144 by the csasikSwisi their das nil 1 did that greet c ty, as a - follows :-Banl snows envy* the grid Noes sad the peg peen. mbardo-Venetian Railway shares ere steady, N J sa w 1: 4641.74 ege , 6 , 6 0004‘ .14 0 - 7 4 mo ffil SI .. Reduced, 921, --- . rl ca n ss a lital im s °l ts ac"llB6oPeltd theta w a r.: at 2 . t0 1 prem. Great Luxembourg said Sambre us en I per et, ter._ eg es to di b. de. M.- se as - _ Thirty Years .8 COURT OF BANICRIJPTCT. sweityle paraest. Even this year there had and - Meuse have improved. no ell de, 11711. . N in lees se el WM over the receipts of last yeas. WWII I ALT enAILIM AND 111011111. sa. me i.e. rodam:ai lon me 102C2 - 917: ditto I (111 there Mr. Criesmiesiceer Foriampia) They mien seer leek &ewer to the opium. , of the , , i im m a a m a e y 19 If De. Nen 6 01 p" 0 - ditto Four pe: DI 11111 IMMOBILE AID NAJJOTT. _. governorate Ise •6 • MN& earlier period than they IL Ird I sanwasa I r cli Ver s Iso i p.m. 1 1 1 0. 149 Olt of te . M . 4• . s i t i z. 101 1 1 2 11 1 The bustimpes wen manioneen and erste "" cadet fanned, sad tie board believed it would prove es- .... sos all (*Men Ili il ditto 1864, 100 Canna and lassolmere. Thim was Ike miljsaissd a = for I * m a a d ' t o ab a , The b a s si , ps an mi.. l i zaim.vo. 7i V y van company.en, IN Msk.„lliebesalena - - 1191 111 Do. New Five per Cent, e lemmatise sled diocharee. el revenue mentioned in the report had bees • a eim,.............. - - - we in Inne.sass.parts.w.cie Ist 104 7 k db' -- 100 0 Do. 55 do., 77 ram. SS 96 - ditto Five -and. ~14 ).°146" r_L u t 311 r• . I ,, w , wraare • i t khe _____,_ ll.llww " , 1 / 9 amentamed io improving the rolling stock, to wet the in- le NI Illythsall Wes _ -,. - IN all Da as. n mibeeaer. - - - - jorsesit waa saaaa. w ith aa " aa ....aanS as weird traffic which was anticipated. The smassaiment with Le In 8e5ten.1610161.81440. 11l 7i IN all 1411ttelfeiaarep. II In 90 - quer Bills, 18 insegenses with creditors.- M. 10 Moder ear. 4pm at. 91 95 - _ the Nova branch h a d proved more profitable Sh e a it had 71 °. 144 lOWA 110 ** 011, t- • • . 91 i ll i 111. IN Osiedenths IN ILI THOWA•t EDO& been expected to be ; instead of 334 per cent., the company eau o u t a m i m p aa .. , - - - IN De. I# pa sa. Wen.. 95 96 - principal feat Ili 11.1 =7.• 66 a r amdar 616616166117 .____,_,,_ 0 9 !___„_Pnler received 10 per omit from the Ist of January, 1862. M ell Oreenrell S 7 - N all Do. 6 prz mat. de._ ~ - - dls - AN* ie 0. it wall the .........,______,N..ws. Mr. Hoisisos suggested that the number of directors is all Da 4.1 ••0461v.asille ••• N. 100 Nab._ norp.ll. Naiads - - - Mexican Bon b r at the 09998014 Sot being lava le lareram'mt "el should be reduced, their salaries amounting at present to 5 II ADa /11 5 p.e.lerreell. -•-• N all N. Breantek 41 Ore& cedised.- isms A cepa. per cent. of the returns, though all the busbies, was oar- N 10 Baal 910111 rya 41 61 -. at eil Dod.,leags. *WAAL 10 1t.., (Bofors Mr. Commissioner Evans.) nod on in Beredee. N al/ Ds. de. land illa I 7 is quiet, at IN 11l eat -EillaN. N all De. 60. Brie, de. 6 • 11 --. Mr. HOPWOOD complained of the noninymeot of interest L.6* IN swit . 4l6 / 9 1= ma 91 0 Do. do. lard do. 4 6 - at 701 to 71. The Mather was dewribed as of lit. Jamee's-terreco, to th e bondholders. M. 100 lbeima Urea, Nita' ai 117 OD - - 'lntl"' nis was • sluing for saimaiaNk o sad disalwra The CH Annus denied that the interests of the bond- et, 100 Do. Nor 37 MI -• ll Do. ~,r , .•. 9. - Chilian Four-i Dates. f1e704 ineludiel l'eff. en accolnasodetath bills, draws holden were seglected, aad observed that the boads bad 01 au sin noon - Three per Ce =Pah ea Mr. Nteadiell OThed72 . 07 the 1.4.4,..._ Peer - leer incre a sed NO per mot. in market value during the last ilk lee gtoyassismersisso in os - M. 110 Ithlnd.lll.4.A.g.thn 116 100 - nen are wrier creditors foe board sad actinism months. He believed it was nue deals/As to 1111 . IN elmlagwelPulehallsh* Ilii 11 _ 10 1 Trial4l2.lnalteo.Barlis 4 I ribs - Half per Cent Mr. Aiiniele appeared to order the prooseth;sp - 7rfr. ai m oh. di na r.. NI all aD4 Nepal POOL Ma MS • & Drenallin MS Hi - BODZION OBLIGATIONS. Three per C Leer After scene further diversion the report was adopted. ps s p 10-.... s w e e da u .s., sa 1 0 - Ms =s e r li amshaems elm pasted. 110. Oren ~emu (Nadeau Mr. Registrar Wiesimem.) ill Dna 1 Area. sr 44 U 6 US - 4 ell o.tharenherogitp.esel. 31 Ili - per Canto., 18 us DI IL AND J. RIAD& 1 1 11101127 UL zuermturr. _N. 0461, Eiggemspeid US lild - 911 all Dal 01111104 at SU pas " '• 19 30 - The brislowls wise tosrehmits of Peels, is Doreetehire. - 5 tekessikes We* Ora, 106 146 9) all Nola. it Treace Sp..d. 125 zn Ut Four per Cent ea asses wows rsi 76 7Vi 5 This was As INS Otis& sad 100991 Win chops . The so all Do. i S te. a. - e•• -• for account, 2 wait hes hew IN Nee Yes is seem at minthog-up under INQUEST . -(TRIS DAY.) M._ 110 Dederael.Guallik. MI - 11 1. 1 Immisdiret remicsair 1 17 5 l it 1075 1 al ID all Do. p. - - 40 an denslipereset. - - - - The particu isspeNisa. Um ashls eas shied al WOOL This (Tuesday) forenoon Mr. William Carter, the sa l o o m end se a d ma n 57 IS an 9) all Do. Mowers. mr... 131 1 - redemption ft °crow for Eat Surrey. opened a painful inquiry at the 91. 111 12S 112 4 sil BoynSmsaMpereer. 2 - Knee Arms Tavern, St. George's-street, Camberwell, on * 191 46 MI :3 6 Pi an B.AnaltLem-Veull.e. 101 - classes of th THE POLICE COURTS. the body of Jose Louisa Obsrman. Ili. 100 Laa*m i llelle OCR 116 061 tii ell De. - 10 all Southereefleanorp.e. 12 100 all Victor Ineemensill 98 IN - - amount appb Eliza Jura, wife of a labourer residing at Na 7, Bath- g 4 is u s s m =ey m e me , ssi ilea} 001 1005 10 an W. 101117. U 121 - and-a-Half pet (THIS DAT.) street, Camberwell, said that on Saturday afternoon se a u - - per Ceuta., she was at home, when a Mrs. Goodenough came II all " rr d"r4 =esed . 5 U 001401fUL 001/10.11MANT MICURITIti. 83,9021. ; and --....-- to her, and from what she said induced her to N. NO Mr..1914,414ne01er Mt 6.3 - Not. . NOM 01 I Wes. .: - 111,9141. 1/09SHIPaTRZET. go to No. 15 in the same street, and she .. 10 MI flerpfatra • .4.p.e.. .as . 1111 110 11 101 Next nide: COON= AND WOMIDINC. there found the decreed reclining on • sofa in the .7:"•. en www.• • • ••••••-- •• • • 144 IN 114 5- **•• •• sx spirsom. ism.. De _ ass Da Do. New Art/or Betatil. •Ilbeenneknr at High-Amt. Stoke New. kitchen, her head being supported by one baud . She ap- * Ds. liza.llDeby lg 101 - .... .. D'Alene etlds.eAr. IN UT 1111 - change will of *too, was charged before Yr. Leigh with feloniously cut- peered either deed or dying. She celled her by name, but N NI Mid. N. %Va. pea) - - .. .. Da 0 per elblez.allsp. 100 107 IN - public establis tog and wounding Gorge Horn, • greengrocer, at the only her eyelashes moved. She with her sons wife lifted a ell 111 d Gat - - - %I De. 6re our maw, place, with intent to do grievous bodily harm. her head, and rested it on her shoulder. She cried oat 106 all /therresithr sod Carlisle - - s- .. Ds. lipsremathi. INN 101 01 100 - Gold to the Tee complainant anted that on the previous day be went for some one to go and fetch • doctor, end ne I ffewrydieswoutailleL.. .- -. at -• .... .. effiaarsepd. IN 150 111 -• tea.= by th do. 1111 100 111 1095 •e ..- • • Bank yeeterdi to pvieooer's hew., for a pear of boot* belonging to him; • has ensurer he pronounced life to be extinct . Both u r: sk is n o l a wn, W.111.1""r". 116 ... illr es 7 de 1191 100 111 114 - wriggle ensued for their possession, witness expressing his eyes were blackened , her nose had bled, and there were ga no 2 ,:gran tai a dth 8 1 01 1115 1 .. Sew brueenr.Clov.6p.et. 100 107 IN 105 The Atrato, intestine to have them done or uadooe. Prisoner's wife, bruises ou her body, and herarms appeared displaced. a, ell Mirth Devoe Bath ilt D .-- - - .... -N. s,Walseov.lp. a 1 100 100 101 .- 107,0901. in i by desire of her husband, bolted him in the shop, his coat The Coroner-Did you see how the mimes were indicted? et. IN N. Inellses-,loerwkik 9Ol 971 97 .... - Do. sp. cr., 1871 6e le 10) Ni lei - was then turned over hie head, and he received some cuts on Witneee-I saw some of them inflicted on the previous 66 is Do. O.N.Saure 1 die - his nght WM. Del out re any koife. night. I saw three blows given with the fist by Richard 46 - 10 . Do. Lees l 6 U 2 .. De .s e., INS lOO 57 e ne 9a nsa from New Ye , „_....... .. New Lima llper Nat 010 108 DO Sila .. Sem Issas Sp. a, 1/0 .100 19 DO - Subjoined i Mr. Joseph Game., surgeon,of Stoke Newington, deposed Samuel Tare, a man with whom she lived as his wife. I i t . 10 144 5 . rai 1 4 1 . 4 T . . 7977 •••• •• at 1113 6 - .... - Anst.Gov. Spa Saadi 100 Itet 110 7_ to be now on to having examined the prosecutor's arm; there were thee , found in her pocket two papers labelled " Pouon." • 19 a Dn. New Pi AOm - .... -Ma fiv.sp.ctreixoidi 100 106 107 - Vie. :-The Y distinct cute on it. the first a cleat' eat with a knife, the The Cormier-What is your opinion as to the caused Is an Watai&Wateratow NI It - .... .. Do. do. 6p. ci. April 411 O. 100 101 1054 1061 1 1 Omar Pubs ethers sloping. A rest quantity of blood had been lost, death? lel 115 North dielorderse.,, as ells 111 5 and erweipelas might ensue. Witness believe Riot she poisoned herself, es at M. IN Mattnthentre.l.lo, - - -. urn= Mlllll. days), 16,0001 Mamie? denied the charge, and was remanded. 2 o'clock the mom &Harpoon she said, "So help me God, I la all 049703 - - Se. l IM. I Mom. _I N. I tn. prima I eon. Prince of War .- - - ANOTHER. RRCTaL AIWAULT.-4 /ma FATHER, will make limey with myself in consequence of my husband's m a sii a 14 .. ar railanolk -.- - LIN Aar Ora "We* LIU - - - (56 days), 129 John i r t or, a burly labourer, living in Old Montague- ill treatment." I advised her not to do so. When she came at. m a Oared - ft, 01 Nitta Iron ls - - - with 30,0001. street, Whitechapal, was charged with violently assaulting into my house she seemed very ill. I told her that I would 45. - us cg, La m m r se - - In the UPI (amine. bit wife. have gone into her house when she was being beaten an, ek IN galosh Miasma _ _.. 164 108 -1, .. Dn. O. Ora krenith ) 1 446 416 415 175 - 61 .. Dead lard (Money - of all descril The prisooer,s daughter, a rather fine young woman, who onlj u l d. was afraid be would have served me the same. She 16. WO blerNaldis Calm .... NI 67 o.l* .. Lel Camden 911494 96 5 lia 118 14 The transacti re that as her husband had beaten her so • he should le all 112 10.01 1111 . 0 . 11 b1ent -•- cried while giving evidence, said-Last night my m o ther , ' . ss. Ise d ee ms nime. is rr s _ Seat Cara Brea - father, sod myself were at home; some words arose between bury her next week , as she was leading a meet auha pPy. hi . e * da 1011 ANL Istiora ........ - LW& Salag_Chirallail ft 10 e• - The annexe them became he wanted me to go upon the streets, and she The Coroner - How long has this sort of treatmeut tune A. Les mm s s aws l 7 68 _ 481 .. Orenner 4 id.magi. 561 1* 15 - raising of aft Mired that I should not. He then broke the legs of the Witness - I have seen her twice before bruised , and her *l4 ... Tomb*. a 112vmr Das IN 102 - 5, - Oral Meth nem .. 17.. fi - is about to be chair and beat her with them, after which he struck eyes blackened once -• fortnight before her last con fine. 0 ell • Nerse.Warager...ba 11 ei se 4.906 .. G. Wk. Voir (Reirm).. 60 •Of ft MOO - Green& - her on the beck of the head with this (a large common mea t' 0 sii seamen a Darlington 575 384 - 84 74 Pm - 1,024 . Herod wren 81.12 e. 16 115 - East flat woe). She fell on the floor; he took her up and thing her A daughter of the deceased, an intelligent little girl W 11 D 1 166 1010 145 lid - 6.000 .. Illarthe Dowse Mar 2 Mt - scrim the room like • eat. I ran out and got • poliM• = l 7 ' Li 7 4 " °I 1189` said she saw her mother take two M il. 116 4/1 rag ."-s-e V6I. 6, .. tang Bertha 146. # # - constable. She bled very much, and is now going to the paper packages out. of her pocket, put . them, into some * 110 ' 1177 t iii pm - 9,000 Wails Palley - Sir,-The go hospital ; she could not be moved before. warm water us • wine glass, and, site, stirring the contents ts s p a , - .. asegaret (Ony Waal& 91 • 40 -. commencement A certificate froth Dr. Faliuried, of Spitabsquare, was put with • cane, she drank the same. She asked what she 14, Ili ram of Meath - have been swipe in, soil showed that the patient was suffering from lacerated drank, soil she said salts end poison. N. 100 Meeeeliseta. lk Mahn 125 135 -. I. .. Nash Dawes ...... .. 14 4 4 "- in the views 01 sewn!+ no the sale and oontusod eyes, the result id severe Mr. Chabot, surgeon, of l'asoberwell, said it was hie 81 . 100 *ern 001 E'rell 0 si - - 1 .. N . Weal ( •• 12 -a - - '-' solved to avail I (NO .. N. (userm Na.. 25 111 - t blows from some blunt instrument. opinion that she bed *lied from the effected oxalic add. a l• LI 7,4 l : l l 6 r na illub •" l - - -Dread 47 18 - 6,010 .. North When Omni - 1.1.5. II 25 3 1 . a the more I m Mr. Leigh remanded the prisoner. A female named Goodenough, the landlady of the hoe* ail: 100 Ditto 14 ....„, DI , - MOO - Per Ora IS. ammo . 14 5 0 - for this work, a said-She asked Me in the afternoon to lend her 2/1., whiok ea gia pr e ,i, -- ..,i ea to - 1,111 N Traddiass (Q. Week. 10.6.7. 40 43 - main line. Th. A THIRD ASRATLT. 11.000 .. Ora nth On 1 __l 38 1 -• to offer you yen I did, end she said " If this was poison I would take it." I MUSLIM= WARM. Morlre Dunlop, is the employ of s milkman, was cged 162 .. 51116.01=0„ li 116 - tech, bearing 51 herd her sa y wheo he was antler= her the previous with violently assaulting Frederick Lauchberry, •• 1.4 en- night o Di c k , you have almost he m e, bat Ohl Ft I Amway& I Mains Prima I Salsa 11,030 .. 5. Oars Brea (11106 r). 5111 , 54 if li - th e d eme m r , a you 00 .. It. W. tram (Mop* Dill. 100 106 - inct,l in a City warehouse. shall not do so any more ;" when he gave her three more it. lug Hrile° l4l4 etereP•e• l4l l 96 68 - NO Iner Melt ma • • ge gi - 21. per share, AA The complainant's right eye presented • moat sickeningCaledonian Quer. 85.. - - - blows oa the head. (Sensation.) 5 00 .. 6 smas....litsc. is ts - fore the 28th i aptm-Araace, was quite el dreadfully swollen, and ap- The jury returned • verdict to the effect that the deceased 0 a C°l6 " 4 B " n" 519 ' 6 - - R 10 Tr theft S 01 10 5 zd 10 ad Bank of Engle ;meetly about to burst with press of blood. It appeared....ell Cornwall 6pn rem. 111 11 - MOlO .. Vats el Towel , l i m 44 =4140a - - - nexed receipt. died from poison , but there +eremites; affecting her mind. tie all Doutrert'isot - Arr.,' in. 4 a - 400 .. Was Bern ( that he had this morning interfered to protect a ha, wawa ' The learned Coroner then addremed Tare, and told him 81. 145 loot Amignaa, A. lb p. 01. 100 105 - 1,036 .. sa d ren ( 5 32 S 4 315 rief+LNlAtlt was kicking, when the brutal fellow struck him that he ought to feel exceedingly tbeakful that the de- la 1 4 00. 7 411. 4 - - - moot, you will with his fist and produced the injury seep. treed bad not died from the aisle of his brutal treat- 4 lab 14 0,7 p. ith -- -• - .75 100 m e - 001Prellienon I Hr. ',rich sent bent fur fourteen hays hard labour to the It. 105 athen.la,llp.cialio.l 109 111 _ 512 .. 1111. Ille:110= 54 meet, if she had, he would have seat Ides to Newgate fur sso De. do. WA .. W. DON _ I I 03 0 - allotment of o 11.,u, ut t 'orrection.No.e 116 ILO .. murder. 24. 100 Do. New 6p. eL 46.. 110 128 UN .. WI. MI (Onelleek) 71 14 11 - letter to the St n'THWARK. St. 100 IListere Dans% 4p. et. 84 86 - 1.016 _ Wk. 1.11412 e. Lein 17.4. 14 DI cad - 2let instant. 1 Rol:near AT A LICFNMED viCTCALLER . S. St. 105 Ulla a Glsisc p.el 110 112 - 1,026 .. ir.giff (Meer& is ill .4 - shares. Komi( Two well dress ed men, who gave the names of John Wit- WEATHER RIPORT.-(T1118 DAY.) 9.. IN lidln.,Perth. 4.p.a - - - con .. db. Tinsman ii ; 7 17 15 - the chief cash i sins and IL s'eu HireVi ir, were brought before Mr. Bureham -e- - St. 100 , Orsat Nerthers. p. et. lie IN - will be faints charged with steeling a cash-box containing gye W. notes, a MUM& IJIUL 14 8 /AL St. 100 IDo.llareLoristeeps. 112 114 - 1011401 Ml/4•14, °fines MI early St. left 'Do. 44 parser lO6 IN •••• sovereign. a belf.sovereign, and sons* jewellery, also a soid 14 IMa i dui* IPd ICI. prior Salsa obedient serer I watch and chain of considerable value, the property of Mr. D. D. N. D. D. 0., L 5. .... St. let .Darip.antherp.apia. 107 108 1075 10 all 'Oa N . Sootland. Ist Pret - - -• 10,0106 10 Arefrlin .... ~. ..MI I 1 The Metro Aleasoiler Hargreaves, the landlord of the Fressesseed - - - 75,000 1 Dos Arreerd,Urted.. all . -• business to-d 0 Areas Tavern, Lark H , ll-one, Clapham, under the follow- ""'"'" - - -"-- - -"- - • a. 10 Do. redeem. 44 p.m). 100 102 - 10,000 5 Breath 1.911.00.(Ure) an 115 stock hank i is, daring committal:ere. as. IN Do. redeem 4p. new. 61 01 - 04000 1 Ola.olll.Mbl. 00. rem. I -• es ee Nana. .... all 0 a &W. I ' b - 1 The promeutor deemed that he knew the prisoner Wilson mo on ,„ ma ds as N.W. , E aI - IL 100 De. irommem. 4p. a in 24 12,000 60 Coke Onsper t by bas frequentiog his bowie latterly, and general!, lounging Lairs 4 i.e Do. Dim Otto rtock 76 78 -• 10,000 10 Codapo (Um.) 25,000 1 Caput& Silver - •108. 5 ills spm - It is expec about the (root of the but. (In the evening of the )sth of BZRWICS ~.. PAU 46 el N. a * 1 111 ea 100 Do. litrni. Aster Stie. - - - 1 March he was in the bore, and after drinking a glass of __Anni"'"'„ el ••• ....It* .. 79 *.. a N i 2 Te ,0.40 di 10e Do. Meet. ilea rank tif 78 - I ale at the her went into the parlour and ordered another, 'W;',"7" la '7 . a w, 4 - 7, ziFiL .I: . ; _ et. lul) Do.elivaterPl.lst. v.... 170 100 - MAN 2 Yoder (Wad s l Dr igist Meentel• Denuatu. Oopt uid or ) i su l i t o ps = the van . f m liarte veia rt evening or Ti • elect. was takes to him. lo the course of the everting some ft 100 Iwo. do. do. 09. a. 101 Dis - KM 1111 general all 28 II annum . - ISM 40 as 1.1. ' 4 , Nir ,an goods came from Shoreditch, when witness told his wife to Reaaloaollanl. WAS 44 N 1.11.1. .5 7r 4114 4 100 Lane& rot-Milt ep.e.M. 137 139 - NAN Oa Northern culty, the cep I gO (1101t1.11. to their loiliviroi and fetch • note down to pa 7 for /I.IUeoLUID. Dab 41 Iff ; 1 • b 1 - M. 100 Inexallaight..6p.e.thr in Me. IUS 116 - - wow i gaim ele. A u setrelte tu..) = 11 f 1 des - 1 1 1 amount of th 1 theie. His wife proceeded to the bedroom, and a wont* 1 . 1 " 1110 . 0 ___. •• 55.35 41 N Illa • ! 877 1 5.15 4 10 0 * 1 . 6 1 1 . 4 . 04 1 ••• 111 110 The follow - MON Wane au i s - , afterwards be Loud lin wife call out. •• 1 lb, my God, wane QUISSISSws • 417 1 1 7 1 7 M.N.W. 1 6 ' 0 - IL 100 Do.ep.o. do. _,... IN 140 - 10,000 Lesinnian - by the COMM. i one has beau, ism the nee. soil stolen the rush-hoz sod harry u ... *Ol 47 45 N.& ' 6 *' " 1 St 100 Dol.e. do. Ne.. 111 118 -108,81 g Pr " all i Scottish Aus i my watch and chain." Witness ran inn. the parlour.where Looloc traineueem -WY4I SI NIL t4e ! - IL WO Do. p.e. do. .... ••• - - scion _ . nen.nr • illim (1) 11 # dis - 30.07 40 35 N.ll 1 9 • I - - and South of It gt. ic, Do. p.noef,sh da • • " - - 10,000 N PoatOttnd ellverhera all 2 4 - the prisoner %%bow had been milling a minute of two before, Wm WWI 41 45 SAL 19 • I •-• IL 100 Do.7p.e.PreLetectle.. 1104 166 - 100,000 g Part Mille 1 1 Yudanemotans sod Eas on be had quitted tee house, leaving Ms glass of ale POlrealloWell.. WO •as IL 1 6 . 1 F A" eg. lOU De.olo.o.o o 4W•Lattl% IN 1 01 - . 1 Santa Barbara Geld If 1 i t pm - (Limited)- The i re the table. IV Anise then proceedol upstairs Dribs bedroom, fogrtano...- Mee a4l , LILL 4tv It* gg. 1410 p maa ,„„s t am,4.s, pi; r sad toned that the doer had been forced as well as MN 111 .° 61 ........... •• Lil a a t 2" i 7 L 9 14r !tot , 75 78 - 90;00 1 Soottish /Ann. (Limo 16e. 1 Pas 3 1 and Liverpool - 11.160 10 st-luim dei Bey (thus.) 15 68 Milting Compst drawers. from whence the oish•box iied his wife's wads j•"'"'"'"" •••• ..."'"= r. r. 7. 6 * ° • n 1 el 100 Len. andliovei ss 64 id 231 II id 4174 111.5161 United Meth= au 01 7 -. above are to b 0 end riven had bens einem. The trash - box corneal 60 ni, 7 1/1111- . ..... .....- - - 1 tie 044 at MO LOS W.Oor.iltNisu.op.6. - - - 8"5 1 Worthing tura.). •.. . ` ll I t - Aurec., for the i Bank of Englaud soles, a sovereign, hilt. pro- litollAlLL M. MS Lia.M.7p.c.ist.lateeei. - - - -- I nosenry note, and • number of notnioranr. m t geld „ .._ trns„,Va,°,.„tir• ~„ a „, W. ~, a "...2 S .Z . , AT th ' ~,....._ MI atl londoisdrryaltanii.ll4. 14 141 - JOINT sauce. AILNKIL Rio de Janeiro isstrli and chain were in • small 1...1 with mine of has "•""'" 676 ' - 'l'• '' •"" ''' -'' - - -.•----- - --"" 61. IN MeollnetikUnallp et 124 116 - I Fd. IW . peter. I p a l m were ordered ti Na I Sim. I Bur. s wife's jewellery, all of which was likewise stoi cs, As fresh to moderate. 4 te Do. al - The Bright i iIIICLAID.-N.E. to S.W., treat N.26.W .to W. and to MU. SL NO lea 2E Per nest •• • • 61 0 70 - SUN 10 Ars wal W. la lona .SO 85 87 - MAIO SO he discovered the robbery he gave information I ...me rain trent) moderate. 10 6 Ithredeoinable ttp.d. 5 spi - 4116 N Aninainle ad 06 en - week a deem • ti Die polies.. a.„l on the following Morning ma•ired the ; CENTRAL =tI.N.E, to W.N.W., N.W. to s.W., moderate, 4 100 IldumdC'm• e k•n 4 K" - - - 10,000 a 11200 nines - decrease of 2 I nunthers of the notes front the Westminster ,:auk. I _ brill WM" !elate. showery. 111. 100 Do.Oosie. kk.a 11.4p.0. 118 140 - 6,d00 IN Beekf Laren 5O 79 81 . . ... .. .... .- .. -....._. .... ._._ Telearams - " as. 1 ns. I 91011. IFR I lA. proem 1 =NIL ....cii mei coma were in • 410411 Dot VIM come of hie "*;;;;‘7,:: . .- -: •••--.. ••. - "'" ------ 4 44 Dm 611 ---- -- - 1 --8. P"' ~,,, 0 - 1111,001 1/10 Agra mad 17. ear. Mana . 10 85 87 - wife's jewellery, all of which was likewise stole.. As 100La00. - N. r . to N. w .. t,,h . ,a Je . w . to W. , aa g to nag . . 86 111.0 Do. 111 Poo cout •• ' • 68 7° an 90 90 -. i woe as he discevered the robbery be pee infonnatioe some rale. fruit° moderate. 10 • lb Diaredeeweide disci. i 1 90. -• WBllll MP hainshals - 11,180 U Doak nil *type - • to the police, and me the foll o wing footling received the Carram..-N.N.L to W.N.W., N.W. to 8.W ., moderate, 68. 100 a id l au dc ' uLli P•'• ° "'" - 7 6080 He Desk ef London B O 79 11 - 84. 100 De.Clous. Res 13.0p.u. 138 140 - i amebae. of the sere town the Westminster Reek. heels to moderate. showery. Fret. /doe. 102 too - 111,tati 80 Walk Pl. 61116140! - Edward Ourryll, hennas to Mr. Power, at the Rocking. 2 t* 4 -* 2 - - N. to 8, ond 2 •E-• " 2 tot). and 21 ••• Ham to 64. lal) 2 " 5 " 1 " lit. 100 im.tiswcllleliin 4 p.c. 96 96 - NAM 90 Meek Beak a 1 UM* 1 Ism Arne,New Kent-rool, said that the prieopers came into 1t. 5r ;.:,:i . ,.. ° ,::_ r. ,,,.. E. , a. , L. a. 1 ,.. f r a t' & 1,7 ° .. " .. wirit , 81. lao Norliallt6p.ctls. Mem - - -• Amara; sad Chios .MI 209 111 111 18,0 1 11 90 011etre. Mere. of ladle, bun employee...hopes l permuted the rsf. bete produced for t roth to atoavrata. fine . It. 100 North Brislh 6 par 0111.' 110 1.2 - 114. 100 Do. New nue. 6p. et. It 8 110 -• Um.. and Ohba all 18 SI - / I / *i bex. , He Unit i t i t t a h Mr. o liz e se, who stiles it Ind nab sates EX PLANATION . 10 all J....bonier Dice gus 119 pdi - 8890 111 M . ," - ( Pt-Barometer corrected and reduced to Id dm. at mean ma 86 lee N. FAL -.Coact r u•Prc. - - 911 91,000 10 - UoriP 6ol66 W lBOO6 66161606 the Pn°°°°r° , 6 " 17'8 . level . each to feet, of vertical rise, 4.49499 about one hundrelth 17 11l Dr. do. do f t dln .... 60,00011111 Owe. at Quads all -•- _ l Power are them nib cededy. of an Inch diminution . and each 10 deg_, above 39 *9., c 1094109 10 is Do. Leeds 0 pct. No. I -e - - 116,000' 190 Oom. of Loofas _. 16.0601 20 Mag. Soot,a tusLChartd all 181 19 Mr. reminded them for further evidesiee. nearly three.hustrelths increase. Z.-Exposed thermometer 23 10 po. Tack. 11. .1 6.pure. 1 dis Ipm - s in shade. 31.-Molsteriel bulb ' tar evaporation and dew ID all North Staffordshire.- 20 tS - 80,080 ■9l g. Bank of Switzerland. all - - - r - point!. D.-Directiotb of wind ,true-two plots left of nog- 89 a/1 SeadishOent, New mei, -•-• ... 34,009 SO Loa , US. Sank el AusieL all 16 15 919 1 • -. ili,oou: 90 Do. New - MA NALACtIHTER AT SCNDILMLAND.-Ifidterility, 0011 e:: V.-Pomo 'I to It - .-viimoied , if• -Cloud (I tolh- 1.- 84. 100 goot.11•Eat8• 11 8hoa* -• -"' o Millais :b. Ilse sky :e, clouds 'detached): f, fog: h, hall: I. 114. 100 Do. Sear. ge.1ip.c..... - - - 26,0031 Id Leaden and County - there was • case Ihroa.Tht ember the notice cd the 00,700' 90 London Joint Stock . Ilekteleg ,a, misty hazy .o, overcast dully :r, rain : a mow: et. MO De. 7 p.M.PreL Meek 1U 144 totes at Stinderlend, which affords a sti:iking illustration t . in tna k. r , ti . , ra i n t a n . or ~,,,,,,, or h a g . atota loot report , In 10 at a. Dives pu s s se p„ 0 , - - 90,000, 90 London clf douth African le par 9 pos 10. 3 of the erde of • moonset* tamper. 14e Tmaidey Leta nirl Indus and decimals. 11.-nefi-disturbanes ,IL to 94 Z.--Calm. LOC all 4.1e5.11ie5i115.16690, 63i) NI - 65,016); too Lou. and Weetielestec .*079 81 ! - mimed Mary Ain Williarneue. aged 17, gestemlled M. 100 Da 61 per simt lOl 103 -• 160001 100 Metro. g Prey. Bonk (L 10 INa 1 pas - with Kamm Itathbern. a girl of 14 years, about ft. 100 Do. geed at ph esat lOl 103 - 10,0/01 MO NM. Prot. of Dana.. 41 - -•-• b - 24,0e0 * Do. New-- ...... 12 - ••• -- the doings of wen' &dares who lad been play. A DEVONSHIRE SHOOTINO Dux FOR THE PRINCE 81 . 100 fl- wales Su& 6p mato - - 10,000' 60 National Isaint It ibor ill Johneow.trest. where both the girls re. OF WALES. -15 is understood (says the Wester* iforMaa st• 1 00 IM O =" m - - 10.000 SO New South Wales MI 41 42 40 - S. 100 S. Y 6p.a EY rif 87 II sided After sic words had passed between thins, News) that the negotiations which have occupied wan time, f a a i l na ac kggl aa ti ng e e s‘ e . 90 29 - - 64400 IS prised! Bank nerpona an by 669 gl 81 g Williamson seiz e d the oth e r g i r l b y th e arm, and gam it respectieg the purchase of a shooting lax in Devomhire for IS all Dn. 60. SOPA. U 64 _ 2.5,0* to :Otto:nen Bank - i ouch a violent twist that the mews seemed to hare hebeenhis Royal Hightails the Prinosof Wales, are compl e t: x l. an d 25 all Do. do. 011p.e. ID 14 - 10,00. 100 1 11:oirfnceal of lenient 16,00 th if. Booth Australia ell 90 ST - Mum* tore to . pirool• lufflintmalioe oulnevened, the poor that a few preliminaries only Sr. required to trom , fer Wer- 8 1 100 INeter.allikessgBl6o. ... 41 ~.,4 4. - 4 ..A.O; s 6 ithiloe of amuses e 00 wee tassel hie for two days, and on Kanday sight died ringion•park from the ownership of the Duke of Northern. 32.. 100 W,,,.... 1 " 4- °,, ": I° V, ,1 1 : M O ill Ire - 6 ....u0; 60 Calm' of London an neat agony. R . ellitrte..o was yesterday remanded until bellied to that of the future Kies of Eaglacid. The park ia 7 . z . 0 „-- ~,,,--.H . ,,,,.-°*6 9. . i,. j., - .17 1 - 02 -- la s nu pil Kw :Duly Mutual oi - - I -• 0 a eoreser • mimed had bees held on the body of the successional residence of his grace, and lies about • mile 1 1 . 1 0 3 p o :n o ,p av p, 4 lp, c t.p re e 111 126 - 11 rieneued. so d a halt from laumestos- one portion of it is irO2lllON ZAILWAYS. II.IIOIILIANSOOB. THE AMIDE:eI: AT MALTO2.-DEATH OP Ma. lin Cornwall, bat the seat is in Devoisehiss. The perk : 11004.0.1.-oe Monday morning, Mr. yoke Hoopoe, of is supposed to have beanie existence fix about RIO yaws, 1.1 I 7.4 • 11 " 17476711 I Q 6161 Mies" hiss. No lin 1 Stirs:Ca% IPd I 1.11. mime I gales It lloyingliani. died from the effects of the injuries re. and about the forwteeeth century wan the property of the ill I 9 , 4* ,,, .. - ..mad duriag the tie in the Malice hone show on peat Ordalph, Duke of Dmoeshire. It afterwards fell I: alb I A .".t"rs it 26686666 m 69 79 - 60,003 10 Atliudle EL Mall 86(L.) all I 1 11 360 1000 Atlantic IsL 8a1a,.... all I- - -. ....dines d hatunhiy. I 's skull wa• completely stove ia. into the heads of the celebrated navigator, Sir Pr:.ncis se 10 sathi a ate re ,n, ‘ ,7 p. 91 9 n ,, sd 171 Sd 110,000 26 Andrea= Andead..... 19 27 28 .- end there was not the slightest hope of Drake. Subsequently it passed to Sir William Morrie, 6WI 9eigie. IL Juoesion - 47,000 10 Belle Waterworks.. . all 141 61 .- 1. recovery from the very tiret. Hop e s are eetertais e d after which it tall to the Northumberland family. It is of IS all :Ewers to Grainless* se -. 0.0 00 60 BMA Melt Mom Tel 'A all 29 of •••• s of Mr. Rehm, of 11.dton, whq although in a most critical great exteot, and the preserves abound with pate. The .. 10 Ca.:emus Miss it Mall ll 12 2.5E1 20 Do. 87pm 4. till Wet all M M - mita 10 De. C dale, I, coe•idered reeoveralile. This young gentleman was country north of Lennentoo is add to be one of the IN in CsidoP? - 8,016' S2l Canada laud all ,112 1:6 - 10 all i no. idtenslon- Ent struck in the face by the horses hoof, aed inimediately Reset hunting tracts in &gland ;in fact, it ham bee° p ro- , 360000 St. Cop.Mg.Mling.alstelt, alll 12 lli - O 0 16 Ddtch Itheuish sdi 4Me - rod up bus hash upon which he received a second blow, mussed to boas good, if sot the boot, to be found by the e s gi 1 ,,,,,,,,, Of ~,,... - ,002416 116 tnystal Dairies 100 84 MI - 0 which kemked him clown, his heed b e l e/ fractu re d by f a ll. late T. J. Phillips, Eel. of Raeclue, who hunted it foe 35 tit all ed. hu ss ise ( us. b. p • .0. .a. .-.- 100,620. Et Do. See let lee lipm, a arrbstoo... Mr. Ite s to e ' s M o d a sais b e d s o * see , yawn: the former barOnets of Peocarrow, is the days SO all UL. Central of Franco .. ••• -, -• 1660001 In. Do. Op. et. Perp. Deb lOO 104 107 - a Mr. iliteliell • of Swintoo. who wee picked by for dead, when they were celebrities in the hooting Reid, bore similar 111 all 1 36 Wiest*. Coast. M. 18 14 13j, 44,0001 10 LlsdirretLon.Shippnel 711 li 01 dl. - fliiYi.il to be may in a di.ep It from fright, and w o e re. testimony. The Atter, ' the Kenny, sod the Tamar afford le all Unlike Junctiou is al Late consumes it bale .e cov-vcd. Mr. Richmond. of Riabop Hilton, and Caribou ' s excellent sport for the disciple of lniak Walton ; indeed, 90 .s. //0,00e,' St. /betel° Telemaph .... 100 1111 101 - all Laerre sou I urehout -70,044 J 6 Rog. atm AM: CO9. .. IDI 29 1 9 - A gr,,,,e i an going oo favour...4y. Probably •a really reliable the pictureame aoseery of Werrisgton-park sal its pleasant II all Is one and Genera • - •- - mow' 16 sea Meant Nadgett.o 14 sat tsi 9 'coact of the scene will oat he obtained b e f o r e al to neighbourhood supply the moat ample means for one wish. 91 all 'mans Astools - 130,0001 I Oreat libip (Limited) .. all - 4 isepe-d, but it operas stout forty p eewee , from a ll lag to enjoy the pismires of • country life. Under such 111 ell .Nantallege t . gr_ the 119 hi - 100,900 1 Do. 179 par coot. Pref. al; st sts perm of the eonstry. are more or leas injured by 1 18. 0971 41 81 1 eirillovt"°°‘ guld is the hoped soon 116 & 6 1 : 6 2 ' s 76 *.= , 7 11,,..1 4 ".. 6° ' rl i 1 - 12,1104 , 6 Lon. 1/1941102 Tel. (14 .de , t, th e homes, and hy bring Modal's mime by mis roaches.. the railway extended to the town, it is not to be wondered ... .. ! ~_ .. •• • • • - 900,000 4 Loc. Oen. thaeless C.,. di llf - - 60,900 10 Medina Intlia. I Cues I 2 21 pm -* 4 The whet. of the mischief is Meted to have been that the people of Imenceetou have thrown despondency "'" , '""*"" Shares •••• - - 2° ' 11,q10 10 Idedlter. it TeL(Um.; all 4 i -._ 111 all Nerwegise Week Pref. glO .- a hew , ' by a farmer, who struck Noble Prince (the cart Lanai over b oa rd alto ether, and look forward with confidence so Is le :ott oot .„-K ot y rna u t th el 7 6 dal - 80,000 II NaUoual Discount Co.. b pm , , with • stiek, causing him to kick, hitting Mr. Halmos asil the time when the old town shall enjoy its prietias pros- ge all Parts, krous. end Mada 449 4* ..7 ROW 90 Nerlyuddalkl4l9lroutL, 6 . 51* - Mr. Kudos, who fall beneath Cariboo, amnia( that Mess grill. 90 an „Para and Orleans 49 61 11,810 10 Netberlamb laud the mi a - . all - - - meta 6 Do, 8 t o, a, is. at 1 * ills. all 9 1 to .:nu.:nuhie own gr•Kwa, sad hence ll schief. Hein UNIVERSITY RACK= M ATCHES. -The annual IS " IH•c11 sand S. Yn'el*" 1.7514 103 11.Bease. aN. 1ice4.141. SI LS 16 - the ormolu; et tit. mime, the stallions were in the height single match between Oxford and Cambridge wan played (Penn= buco) g. 7 p. 6 41 8j dl6 - U an liga and Immourg - - - - 188,670 IN. Bit. Australasian.. all 1 1 - a .4 , oselitioe, awl the meet surprising Miss is that, net of yesterday at Prince's Club. Mr. R. D. Walker, of Brace gg a u st asi s sf au t s h - 60,000 1 Oriental Gas II 1t • ...set a crowd of purses; so few were really seriously sees, was the champion for Oxford and Mr. A. Ainslie, of I ais .loyal&wedisb •-• •••• injured Pembroke, for Cam Midge. The first two games were won 6 all j Do. 7 per coat. -, - - t 0,04 0. i l l ! . Odetb reel ia la. litc . ifitm i L .1 6 0, 1 4 1 , 6 7 ., w oe TkAl7lB: is Torso 011111.16-Yeeterday Mrs. hy Chimbri.dge, the points being 15 to 3 oral 15 to la The SI _.,sli 866 .„_bre, 666 11•360•; pl 101 10 09 109 aa ...11.Khor, well knows sot only is Liverpool, bet is third game was in favour of Oxford. being set at 13 AL "' , Dab p ercent. Prof, r 99 20,00 9 60 Peala.aallOrleh lasso all 67 119 - 10,000 60 Do. New 2O 10 II pm -10 8 IlanPau illni.)g.tperet. 9 IDa - • lemlon, Hirmnegham, and other kegs towns asd cities of The fourth game was woo by Cambridge at 15 to 12, thus Ai ix ILAust.&Lona-Venstlan 21 1 lAn 40,00.' 20 Mee I lad. TeL 0.49 ell IV 199 - id the country es a procures, aid general dealer in homes of liaising the victory for Cambridge to both the single sad 10 7 S outh Portugal/poi:alp .. - : - lii,VBo 60 Limas, Ilea ill-Lind. he.. was sentenced by the Recarder of Liverpool &Ole matches. 90 all Sall' of rranes..... 91 ss - 10,000 is Uo. New all 41 61- ' a to teelve amethe impriaosuwat with hard labour for keep- Arcrrancsaisse- HALL -The following gentlemen 1 all Woos rondo°. - r - err infamous homes is Houghton BEd Tyrer-street, Liver. examinatice in the sc i ence and practice of me- " all Do. Nicer east Peet 109 U. - low,. tim norm Mall mean •••• lio .... - their 10 all Wed.& N. W. of Proem M. 21 pool. Mn. Gallagher has bed I. her employ Mr scans = and received certificates to practise. on Thursday le a m e . a 4 . w , - - 100.000 St. Scottlall Amt. lavaatn. 101 136 140 KIM 16 . . nth Amirslima Lend all ri 14 if S Years spate in the various esatisioutal Heise, whose led • last :-William Henry Orifilei University College ; John D1,151NT1711.11 lITOCEL - 16,W., 1 bmaase TY. Doh I I - iitai it MI to supply her homes with a assalanl supply el loses, St. Bartholomew's Hospital ; Ebenezer Ludlow, ~. . , Itnisa I De. Mx ltestmered.. ell 9 -- go 'rah victim ditto; Johm Cimblett, St. Thomas's Hospital ; William ''''' O h. l sprigs. IPI I 1 : 1 : 1 11 " k 1 8401 il.iee 10 Do. do. W WOOO 1 rearm* to In Us (L.) 1 9 clls IPs - The maul tobscoo crop is about 260,000 tosis, &crocks, Guy's Hospital ; Jobe Mottersbeml, Motley, Mau iBl 414•114116 4 / 6 aileSeL1 WI :197 -6-881 ..... 11 1111,1186 111... Iledalkspa.ltar.inept. MX 90 el I -- lx.i , to .1 AR.* 44411,.) V.l. 1 per pm •-• dl. "4 the Itientine eiminlasid h this fa 12,3(10 toes. which, if Cheshire ; and Charles Dunbar Shepkerd , King's Co ll ese. Kal i K . S. Illma met. fluatioi) itas 117 lellll. Xe M 'rrostitLa.oao.osesda 6 11 Ipm - DI whheatered ia p= is estimated to be inoonab A publication , called the West India Quarterly a& e usika - 2 - .. 4. , 9. 0 , ws - .... . . woo 6 Un. [hada* TM. O.). 11 I* ff W wary so the lies of the globe. Itipazine, has Wm; stetted in Jamaica. .. 11 1 0,0001116.1W.UlaWillk .-gop.ot. 100 1111. IN ,1U M. lee Yam Dismers Lad.- DM 8 9 611 MuNEY MARKET--(THIS DAL) Railway Carriage, f to i t prem. ; United Kingdom Ship-owning Company, to 1 prem. ; and Ste vens's Bread Machinery, to f prem. The shares of the Cape of Good Hope Telegraph Company were quoted to prem. The New Victoria I.mn has Unproved to 1041 to 106. Canada Five per Cents. were likewise in quired for. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Bonds were in demand, pertly on orders from the continent for investment, and were marked eq and 68. Two o'Cum. The funds to-day are quiet, but yesterday's improvement is maintained. English railways are firm, and the tendency is rather favourable. Bel gian railway shares are in request. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan is quoted 24 to 24 prem., and Egyptian, 14 to 11 prem. Console are officially marked 931 and 94 for money, and 94 for the account. The present quota tions are 931 to 94 for cash, and 94 to for the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 239, 237 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Ceuta., 921, I ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 154, 1; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. stook, 108 j, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1001 ; ditto 1864, 1001 ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 1001, 3 ; Five per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1031, ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1081, I ; Exche quer Bills, 18a., 21s. prem. The foreign stock market is very quiet. The principal feature is a rise in Venezuela Bonds. Mexican Bonds and the Spanish Certificates do not recover. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quiet, at 80-1 to 81, and that of 1858, at 701 to 71. Salto are recorded as follows : Chian Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 87 ; Mexican Three per Cents., 321, 33 ; Russian Four-and-ac Half per Cents., 1860, 921 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 431 ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 71, 3 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 71 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 241, 1. The particulars are published of the half-yearly redemption fund recently applied on the various classes of the Peruvian debt. The six months' amount applicable to the Anglo-Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents. was 139,3631. • to the Three per Ceuta., 49,9521. ; to the Uribarren Bonds, 33,9021. ; and to the Arica and Tacna Bonds , 10,9141. Next Friday, being Good Friday, the Stock Ex change will of course be closed, lb well as other public establishmenta. Gold to the amount of 140,0001., principally Aus tralian by the Great Britain, was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 107,0001. in specie, and the Glasgow and Hansa, from New York, 61,0001. for England. Subjoined is a complete list of the vessels known to be now on the way from Australia to England, viz. :—The Yorkshire (out 84 days), with 51,5001. ; Omar Pasha (84 days), 81,0001. ; E. A. Bright (76 days), 16,0001. ; Copenhagen (74 days), 54,0001. ; Prince of Wales (70 days), 390001. ; True Briton (56 days), 129,0001. ; and the 'aloes (out 52 days), with 30,0001. The total is 400,500 L In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday prices of all descriptions were quoted rather higher. The transactions extended to 10,000 bales. The annexed circular, announcing the proposed raising of a further amount of 2,000,0001. of capital, is about to be issued to the shareholders in the East Indian Railway Company : Fast Indian Railway House, Alderman's-walk, New Broad-street, London, April 10. Sir,—The government of India having advised the mi. commencement of the works cm the Jubbulpore line, whisk have been suspended sines Jana, 1861, the hoard, °sceneries in the views of the Secretary of State for India, have me solved to avail themselves of the present favourable state of the money market to replace the ospital origimilly rabbi for this work, and temporarily applied to *spumonis of the mein line. The amount is 2,000,0801, and lam inentsted to offer you your rateable proportion of shams sf tech, bearing 51. per cent. interest, under the gnamate• of the Secretary of State for India in Coma A deposit of 21 per share, amounting to 1., is payable on or be fore the 28th instant, at the Public Dm/mg-office of the Bonk of England, upon presentation of this letter and an nexed receipt. In the event of your being desirous of taking a larger or lees proportion than your rateable allot ment, you will be good enough to inform me at your earliest couvetuence. If you do not intend to avail yourself of this allotment of capital at all, you are requested to return this letter to the company's offices, as above, on or before the 21st instant. Tho shares will be denominated H extension shares. Remittances from the country should be made to the chief cashier, Bank of England, and the Bank receipt will be forwarded to the proprietor from the company's offices as early as possible theamfter—l am, sir, your most obedient servant, D. L Noah, secretary. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank opened business to-day in Cornbill, being the first joint stock hank which has commenced business under the Limited Liability Act in London. It is expected that the allotment of the shares in the Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island will be completed to-morrow evening or Thursday. It is a work of great diffi culty, the applications reaching to nine times the amount of the company's capital. The following settling days have been appointed by the committee of the Stock Exchange : Scottish Australian Mines (Limited) new shares; London and South of Woad Direct :Telegraph Company (Limited) ; Yndanamutana Copper Mining Company of South Australia (Limited) — Thursday , April 17. Alliance Beak of London and Liverpool (Limited); Monte@ Aureoe (Brazilian) Gold Mining Company (Limited) —Thursday, April 24. All the above are to be officially quoted, excepting . the Monte. Aureos, for the quotation of which no application was made. Rio de Janeiro City Improvemaut shares, fully paid up, were ordered to be officially quoted. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 2,0771., and the South Eastern a decrease of 2,7581. Telegrams from Turin state that the subscription for the 20,000 shares in the Italian Irrigation Canal Company which were reserved for Italy, was opened on Fr i day, and that in three days the number ap plied for was 24,000. In consequence of this intel ligence it is notified that the London list will be closed on Saturday next. The undertaking is favourably , spoken of in the Turin journals. The final call of 21 is to be paid on the shares in the Cape Town Railway and Dock Company 14y the 4th of May. The half-yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is convened for the 29th inst. in London, and for the 12th prox. in Belgium. The first annual meeting of shareholders in the London and South African Bank is called for the let of May. MINEB.-(THIS DAY.) MONDAY E4711111D3. Two o'CLooz. The mining market is firm to-day, with a good demand. East Caradon shares are actively en quired for, and are quoted 381 to 39 ex div. Rest Cara Brea are quoted 121 to 13g ; Cook's Kitchen, 34 toy ; Marks Valley, 91 to 10 ; Tincroft, 10 to I; and ifouth Caradon, 325 to 330. In the Stock Exchange Devon Great Consols shares are officially marked 415 and 417 i; East Caradon 38 ex div. ; North Wheel CnAt y, 3 and 3i ; Tin croft, 10 ex div. ; and West Caradon, 381. Scottish Australian Mining shares have been dealt in at 11 prem. Port Phillip have changed hands at it din. and par ; and St. John del Rey, at 57g. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 933 to 94 for the Bth of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and dosed at 94 to 4. For money the last price was 933 to 94. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 931, ; ditto for account (May 8), 94 ; Three per Centa. Reduced, 924, ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4, • Bank &took, 2374, 238, 239 ; India Stock, 2274, 2 : 284i, 227 ; ditto Five per Cett . Stock, 10811, 4 , ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100 ; ditto 1864, 104 ; ditto 2864 or 1866, 1001, 4, # • Five per Cent. " en laced" rupee paper, 1034; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1084, 4. The India Five per Cent. stock was steady at 1081 to tl , and Exchequer Bills at 18e. to 21s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal change was in Spanish Certificates, which were dealt iu in the morou as high as 84, and had fallen at the close to 74 to 4 . The Turkish Loans of 1884 and 1868 advan cedt per cent, closing respectively at 801 to 814 ex div., and 704 to 71t. Mexican left ' off the stone as on Saturday, at 321 to 334. Vene zuela Bonds remain dull. Italian Five per Cents. rose 1, closing at 661 to 67. Bank shares experienced no alteration to-day. St. Katharine Dock stock, Canada Land, and East Indian Irrigation shares were flat. Rio de Janeiro City Improvements were inquired for. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as foliar, :—Ooean Marine In surance, 61 to 74 prem.; Theme and Mersey Marine, 14 to 14 prem. • Universal Marine, 3 to dis.; London and Provincial Marine. parto prem.; Mercantile Fire,* to ; Commercial Union, Ito dis. ; Lnperial Bank, 14 to 11 prem. ; Indian Branch Railways, par ; Alliance Bank, 41 to 51 prem. ; Northern Counties Union Book, 21 to 21 prem. ; Chartered Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, 24 to 21 prem. ; Italian Irrigation, 1 to 4 prem. ; Metropolitan COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY ) UST =MR AND 1 MAGIMITIO TIt.IGIAPL ) (Viol ouz owl ooaszoomuzzrz) Good attendance at teday's tesskst. Wheat in active vaguest at 2d. per Natal dearer. Flour, le . per barrel ad vanced with tree eels. Indict corn in goad d. ad ; mixed, We. Egyptian beans unaltered. Oats sad oatmeal dull. BELNOING LANK-(THIS BOGIAIL—The market has °penal quietly without' impor tant transactions on the spot, but 'feat two mopes have bees sad, ace of Cuba Muscovado at 225. 6d., and ow of brows Brasil, at 20a. 6d., both landing weights. Refined is firm with a hur amount of begins. doing. Corrir.—The market is firm; but, as there are numerous public sake advertised, no sake are reported by private coastraet. Tier oentinues quiet. Row-220 hhde. of blanritiu sold at id. per gallon advaime, good quality 1-5 d., faulty ed. Rice has been more active, but prices for floating car goes are 3d. lower. Two of Neevanne mold at 10a. ; also 7,400 bags on the spot,, Necranzie, 9s. 9d. ; cargo Bengal, 8w 30. Baurring.-1,000 bags sold, refraction 51 to 3i, at As. ad. to 39e._ . _ . oorrois:800 bales sold at firm prime. Jun.-2,300 bake mold, new crop, No. 3, at W. ; No. 4, ►t 271. TALLOW MARKIIT.-(THIS DAY.) The market ix steady. Town tallow is quoted 465. 6d., net cash ; Petersburg Y.O. as the spot, 46e. 9d. ; April to June, 45.. 9d. to 46e. ; July to September, 461. 6d. to 478.; October to Deoesnisse, 48e. 3d. to 48s. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mears. Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at last day's prime. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 80a. ; superior ditto, 84s. to 965. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 50a. ; rowan, 50s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 80s. to 110 a. ; ditto, new, mooed cut, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 38e. PROnNorAL 8841.1 MABZETS. LiVIRFOOL. APRIL 14.-86186 today:—East Anglian, 424 — Western Counties Stock, 574 8 114—Great Western Stock, 734-- leneashlre and Yorkshire 107 f I 4—London and North Western, et 44—Midland Stook, 1184 I—North Eastern, Berwick, W— ilms& Isatern Stock. di 4—Birkenhe Stock, op—Ulverston and lasseader, 26—Dutch Rheniah, ad ; p.reat Western of Canada, is 14 1616 I—lllinois Central, 464 d. —Bank of Liverpool, RO— UT, 617 and Loudon Fire and Life, p.— Leeds and Liverpool 4 x d. SEUUNORAII. ATElll4.—The market generally was steady to day, but with singularly Lttk business doing In railway stocks. Local shun are firm at shout previous quotation Birmingham Waterworks changed hands at $4 per share : Birmingham Bank were inquired for at 46: and District Tim, at 64. APRIL IL—There wu • moderate business. Mors steady. Caledonian, 111—Eastern Counties, 574—Oreas Western of Canada. 13 12 15.16 18-16—Minols Central, 46 d.— Lasesiblr• and Yorkshire, 1074 4 4—London and North Wealmn, 94—Midland, 1284 I—New York and Erie, 824—North British, 644 }mouth Kasten& IQ 4 4.-I.llverston and Lancaster, 26—Fire Assurance, par. Commander Thomas Goes, RN. has been ap pointed naval agent on the Bombay s t ation. John Cleary, the soldier belonging to the 159th Regiment recently tried, but acquitted by the jury, on a charge of shooting Mr. Outen , a student of Bishop Gilbert's College, near Chichester, is ordered by the military authori ties to be tried at Chichester by a court-martial, of which Colonel Edwards, C. 8., of her Majeety's 49th Regiment, will be president. The charges on which he will be tried are desertion and the abstraction of au Enfield rifle and am munition. An American statistician has been calculating the chances of widowers of getting married as compared with those of bachelors. It appears that according to marriage registrations the chums are three times greater of widowers between the ages of 25 and 30 getting married than those of bachelors ; five times greater between the age, of 30 and 45 ; and eleven times after the age of 60. The chances, it would appmr, of bachelors getting married rapidly diminish after the age of 30. Tics EASTERN FISHERIEL—The spring herring fiahery in amnesia' with the port of Yarmouth continues to be prosecuted with only indifferent moms. Some of the boats, however, have caught two or these lade each, or from 25,C30 to 30,000 fish. Prices range from 2e. Id. to 2s. gel. per 100. The reports made with regard to the ope rations of the Lowestoft boats are rather more cheering,but I it is stated that in menequence of the recent prevalence of northeast winds there has not been so much doing as could have been desired. Still several boats have come into Lowestoft with catches of three or four lasts each. MORE PLUNDER FROM THE EMPEROR OP CHINA'S PLLACI.—Tbie Salut Public of Lyons says :—" A soldier of the 16th Regiment of Artillery has brought back from the expedition to China an object of the greatest rarity, being the malaise gold seal of the Empress of the Celestial Empire. Upon a square stand or pedestal of gold, of about five inches long, and an inch and a quarter high, reposes a kind of chimera or dragon, also in geld, the body double, and 'covered with seales, and with a head at each extremity. Each head is furnished with long and slender horns, falling upon the back. The monster has four feet, armed with claws, which lean upon the stand, on the under side of which is engraved, in all its length and breadth, the seal, in Chinese character,. The two bodies of the chimeras united, and, as it were, soldered together, canes it to resemble somewhat • tortoise. For that reason it was at Ant designated the golden tortoise' of the Celestial Empire." MILITARY DISCIPLINE AT BERLIN.—A communi cation from Grandene to the People's Gamete at Berlin says :—" A few mornings back the company of Captain B. of the Bth regiment of infantry of Eastern Prussia, bad assembled at parade. Captain B. appeared, when, with the exception of the lieutenant, ensign and sergeant-major, no one returned his regimental ;elute. The captain called twenty men from the ranks, who obeyed, but an order to the whole company was unattended to. The commander, M. de Wollenheupt, was then summoned, and I to his salute every one replied. ' What is the matter, my lads? he asked. To this there was no reply, but on his asking if any of them had complaints to make, they replied as with one voice, All!' The consequence has been that Captain B. has been provisionally suspended from his func tions, and a sulrofficer and ten men arrested. An inquiry is going on. The articles of war have since been read to the other companies of the regiment." BEHIND THE &Kum—There are many persons who firmly believe that the theatre, and everything con. meted with it, in very wicked, and that actors are all move or less dissolute and irreligious. These persons do not trouble themselves to reflect that theatrical affairs, like everything else, have undergone reformation with the course of time, and that managers and actors in the comduct of them. se'ves and their business have been obliged to conform to the improved habits and tastes of the age. There was a time within the memory of those now living, when theatres were conducted upon principles which justly brought scandal upon the whole profession. Those were the days when le and dissolute men, with • little money at their com mand, became managers just to indulge their passion for dabbling in theatrical affairs, and for the sake of being on intimate terms with actors and actresses. Managers of this clam encouraged "bloods" and " swells" behind the scenes' and instead of catering for the public at large, secured titled visitors to their boxes and stalls by privately exhibit ing the mysteries of their coulisses. We all know what scandals earns of this pernicious practice. But all this is changed now. Theatres have become commercial specula tions in these days, and managers look for supp ort only to the public at large. If any one thinks that • behind the sasses" of a theatre is still a wicked place, let bier God a valid excuse—and nothing but " business" will avail him— to go " behind "at the Adelphi or the Lyceum. If he be unknown and unaccompanied by anyone helonging to the theatre ' he will probably be asked. as soon as he has set foot on the stagy, what business he has there. If he be allowed to remain, he will soon find himself in the way, for the stage of • theatre during the performance is a sternly bog place, and carpenters and scene-shifters setting removing fiats" have no respect for persons. Printed notices meet his eye on every hand. "Strict silence meet be observed behind the soones." "No one is allowed to stand in the wings." Let him visit the greenroom and he will find all the proprieties of a private drawing-room ob served with jeskius punctiliousness. No one is admitted here who has not business in the theatre. Actors and ac tresses sit side by side on the sofas, waiting to be called to the stage, and in the meantime occupy themselves with pleasant slat, is reeding, and the ladies, with their sewing or embroidery.—London Socidy for April.