The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-20 00:00:00

of tibing •way an trftso of tb; w.. ,eleca. C loys, end ci: i t ° hie rd lOth ' Sir Th i r. abbid fi r rive evidence. The .. soothaeyee," H era kind, end dolied ell that hal bred rid poem. nes than referred to, and noterithelaa t ~f hie firm telief is the powere he desi. d ell luteterbdie of him or his recroadod of hie netomeat rode hot • but all t ,, so rupee; he conspfeesh Horns Urbino wee retarnid to big Emit math to the diner of these who • a z ., resting reriedor from tties. called wee Bukhtewur, a per la a s Cerra Donsir. Hie .et chilly of the I lth of !day, _. . . . pie accepted the whole - of ilte .Meath ezeisiestioa of • pergola waned Chs !ditor of • sate pert, eatithd the ecaelocted on • t novel petaelple ; a ka being to ante hie paper fa, ead mead mad read it to die sateen. Oates titei , ll la reply to queetion; molar of the ray were is the habit 9t Peniallia. sated by the Ruetsauw, eery the lagath oat of the eowatry, sad M that the Ilabranatans were very uma h 'ream war. The Chappell's which Vim • rid, for the pupae of bra alytha toirethee tun kw eon» biota/es to be explained sad he said they orletheted at o• 0.41 the eppeas dinetioa bow which eir T. - origin. The attain be reply le a - said, that shove dee et az days la pawarka of the tweibieers that, woe • Vest etotoresac. On to see the are, bawd sad soave of the peke:twee erased see. women, sad dahlia. Them sad he wail act aid dfr oleaskter we, eweeyetre, who were rtheoebq at la at /bp two prewar bed beat only lee or ell were salsa, the net TI• both.. awn Wag meowed • i Awn MN, the Mee; w Wows awn wan la earth. A ...a. d llabsobr Ng of Mina Mopes boom sparlsaiss d dr intone boar 4 tbst Mina Vara af Them loafs( as. Thaws so. wara noise& pwavars• re ** I liat la Oa 141 a af Nay. la fer reb6l4. was", t. pimps *DA Ind is II h essl4 haws , • pima witl say pretessars• won me? biller "1 .mare insksibis MeII she itemeeirs sehellsee of Chemere fribissee. SUM I by VW 4•4 the per everletbeef evitlisr•of thie pot hy the preseesse. /MUM of the IS " The Ate Gadd ens the older " woe esambett sad sine ' the insmere of gestrese aide the see es =ems AM. -Mak Rhos. WS* then In emit Hie welesee. whlei ought he evilest Mee.' Isisseties es* Anrs sins omit toe owlet* prileset wee Ile* time semi to-day teeheed nerydier eserrol thee,. sort sowed Mt'- uNl•iming a rnarf resod hie ell hest, amine eeessisselfy. seessee ere toesti-sell is lbe maarry we, ryes is 'IMAM mimes I Murc.—Neerly oar whole LW= meift lad envies. Th. Canarader. ASO isatatii.ly mar thigh, 'AA it la his tear ..d Ilasko. The calame soil Wlitler It. with tbaer we- ANS at WO. Clbsinterlit as lib Awnll—elvisi purl way Winfirsa, Arm camart etas then am psbably bat so %weft se NAM 1107. 111,000 the Piskissb, as/ Ire key .1 1...4 &sadly sad= es prrieos al.-304*y 8 t4warri, vary mach pleasure in stating recisivod IT. Naples, *gaol= tag of lb. Si e &livered by lb. BALA& had W.tt. the etet , seet, whom mid bad t Lberated, bat that the ►lag bad tiro* of Peek obeold proceed with all pair let that ha mieht be epeedily eet et to return t Englaad with hie Wow- Florvice of March 9 states that woe emoted nu se,oust of the swear of ►•d bees •tabbed At tea s e Ste! di Bermel °. seer the Limes S. Spiribm Plata sod Itio Janeiro report that regime earerel) swag Iles ships' ems% 4 wet, after eslieriag dreedheily, wee at thirty lees who were epos& Sees& t.es were siel meuated. AND Sll.Nttlt Ttsialatto.-71Leor arrived is Paris hum ft. Petersburg, he Coyest-garden —Misson! World. at or Gov LllOtltllT irttt am thee the some to the Deftly walk Ifaploo is guile thew. Is ilts t back Is dm stroagest messer the o r the iselast eared,, el the weed thee tt► heavy /susses below thaeottion. Is ma* dammed the hemst varodeits with as spots y for t►e wrest; Ikea, Is to the eolleroes To ester them to I on Ss& hour, to super thorn ma that we ono at yealatte4 with the law , would be to mart insult sad to is- W. ought to Estes to so propooal of ls proportion to our leer sod fee , ought to be the promptitude and 'e lective sow.- ,rIT AND TILE Evri.r.oze.—Lord At to Coast Weleweki, tipsier government to maintain he the& . tn. ally relAtior• wbirh, wit* Me .re, ha., marked the alliance between Intent." The wards we hove italicise/ gammon of a moot unfortunate vane men*. sad herald the renewal a • rye of ,on , lort. They are ea Is t fully ao4 iruproprioly of which was 10 ,1 , y • tom he glorified. Lord., the overthrow of Firmer e of hi. ranter tee* companion to tautness boa en Prink Waists, la the SIM al• salon the rosjo- • spot with Isis, that the emi , abls two eeestries is ceassetssi with the Ur lona of 'overall* at is Francs? iseprovidest IR.. than to v.* the sweet • power f ncwt and revolt. .q Is wapereeded In morn by to ikon tr. eneUttereol arge;nat r adirsee to tits ellen al 1.,... , BILATIIOOXI AID rPUT/ amid ibat krd•bip sitaidiy w.' thio, bdw II • sierbo‘ • r oto4thaad, Aso by • i 4 IlladoL, •ad is iimi psi UN as is le.) a. how* pose* 011111111, •11 dos trim the daisy ober* II tee the* • ...wary or a/Wel, my la lib •• l'apya' Diary. we WA at all aware 4. lb* I 0 Ito r.. ib• yall.h. Ho wit Asia • ktlie air...lto the vinyls's/I. laths Amok. IL. ito the mind sit lag ; Sitio !bud sdielealisdid a peat mbith lie tad iron Ida rat times , aad slips • barb WWII is to kw oid mere them ere pima M trim. Tu. leash slides le • tn.. 1511-sw4 *ism Awe a basasims• bis• Ike irbele 4 Pe Staub, sae bariais Thom an iss losissii sided's *ad tart eel r• erpar•Saty. Tbe tow ✓amie Se blowell r wee ewer •• mop ry an by Pim la Ord lardembli Lewd Ilnybr....ho wog tb• gl••• e pellie.-111whwea Londamaraph. X M. Bt•GOTXA, • Or J.b• Moony Dr= .rny Ink abis • bars Od. ig " L e r= am•shter IS• late I•esis Pbi, karma. N• err •••• 11.4mr. di• WO& bons4, I EN Ilk.v wry= .ter. 1417. •ad it and Aisles. Ob• mak 4 Mired is SUN. TS* laN Mtn I 4 thallandaiss .oral ww•ty la 102. The pars Nifty NMI badly oasis; W drift 4 dr Cheeritee 0•••10, lie 111111111011 S sad use Al..' He ems bon . 07:2 m... Ifisakaa. MOW 4 id ▪ 11.1. • PICTULL—The yorfailed in pair. ••• 1102 h thia - Wa Mr AD 4 Ass *bra tbe yam 11Oeirds••••ft Ai Ss oh of dr dedies esll4ollft ahi 11.11011.., sad Darns SAWS • Ir MAW wur. The Chopp h• said, be the purp...n an, two some boaisrais . sad ha mid they mil y the typesets direction k heir aright. The wits' I • - add, that oboe • • taws is peesemios them was • peat cm paw to we tb • led pewee of Ms prim y, MON women, sad • and is• co bet, dim the slaughter be /1111010111, VAMP 0111, 1 HMI la all if y-two p. telly Iles or am Inv chilies The belies or threes bro the new . mew Is • cirri', A or top of Mira ho the gnome heard thi ••• those bobs( M ware niellord, pie the I Ith le the lb • -Y Res reblaeh. whn ore cesll••J, sad M who. eibbut • penes with a • weft sway better i wen set 10001111 10 the • Ishissee of Citussio • bypeter ; rod he asselsird hi .set quistims pot by th• prom the issessem of the P eb• wield sire t aid lay " Otelais' woe Oa of th• milswee• at low or es tritons. Hakim, Ear-oolf• 1 as mit Hie vet& , bet Pat evident .• My' lomatlows whoa cob proare. min billy this wood workbag eireerul *Nee, I rawrelar • Nod re tombs' erembeelty. +stew w twistbmsd .ssea, rem is samba mil A RXT.-N•orly oar .Id:Aes lidawoke. ' iseurittliely est is his mar mad Saab r, sad 20,000 at WA et hits deposal - • testy Eireopems, • wbsle there are detschwesta as sett. b Use Pusiattb, • the sedva Nair Bow os porton daly.-36 re my mach pleat! boo fleeted 1040 N oft note &kneed b; had Watt, tbe itsgiseer, liberated, bat that the I of Park should mice, der that ha might b• • to return w Englaed Florence of March arrervi no aceoust Ind bees nabbed at It dt lbertagin. tear the I A Plata and Rio Jan. ragtag ereerely among woz, abet ',Arias d • thirty swa who wire less WTI alio eeematt o AND SIGNOR TANS arrived is Paris frJo fr Corest•garden Moz 07 (;ovromstr y toys tb.t Ms roam • with Naples is qui • back is the lIITUOIMO • the fastest serreader lth hese, damages for 1 • nut &comet the 01110 , with as ape•basy for lice to Ike 1111110,0111. COO single hour, to • w that we aro an i aaints at,, would be to roan • . We ou.gbi to roes .Ia 1100}.001100 10 01 • comb' to b• the pro action sow. - I:URY AND Tilt: Eli despatch to Count W• t stowerameat to n • and tri• telly rtlettore .per, hose nouked tho wail." The woods • szpressam of a moot queotioe, .sd braid t . of coeduct. Th • folly sod improp wen godly when Lords, the overthro of his former bon but Weise.* hag as I y, fa dm maw of a t aim with hies, ibi toe toustriel is rota Grua of portrans, impetwidest than tht •I• power Ct Co may be eaparsed.4l to ase=aa eat& s sdino lharray. BRATSROMIE said that kis kids!, ," Lit 1b.., we brine Sea ha adeshaad was sad is WI too ' , lame* pi • 1 , 4 dor fr. as the t: to a ~ o• of with Nine' I , was WA at all aware to ilit• the pulttio a hide ghoul to the Pero to the . to tag. lo the 'bird 'attic wbch k• had est awl whoa • ta t.. bte •I 4 OM I Wm This leirtb • 1•11-ar.-.4 .b. have NA As whole 'lrma, em paws! at tR Would •,11, sal vel•••161:1.7:::!".1 age by Pep,* M lewd bury hrsok• Va. he patine.- • WO X. Iltooonie I. .1 Orr J.ha Most Irk do. • r ben 00. 17, 179 of t 71000ta e = Sr -wools Rolm, Gs all ▪ 0.• wearyza r. n 1917 sail :tail ',Mined the oohed Oa ISO. TI of ty la 101 l The y sad homily ani al the Groaolio a aeasyelga sat the Alen. He wee Mll. balsa Lateen, a R.R. A Plcrnia.--1 . ter.. la Porto em lb an M U r is *D ._ The Dohs shoat Go vel Al isle of thee ha UMW ma it kr weir. RIPVIII OP 1111 CIVIL 87IVICE COY NIS3IONEA3. ilia morning wee loaned the report of the pre- Nether of her Majemrs Civil Service Commlarioners duns( the past year. Ia an appsadiz are printed the ma =bastion pipers which have been set during the year, and the reunite of ell the competitive ruminations, showing the amount of marks obtained by each candidate on each subject. The number of nominations made in the year 1367 to situations under the Order to Comma was 2,149. la 1856, the number err 2,430; and the total number since the origin of the commisska to the end of 1867, is 6,882. The treat mass of the nominations is absorbed by the five large departments of the Admiralty, Custom, Woad Revenue, Poet-ofilos, and War. AU the rem collectively were but 354 in 1436, and 294 In 1837. TG numbers in reeh veer show a decreer in the Customs, lalaad Revenue, end War Departments, end • coneiresble Menem in the Poet-ollies. The number of candidatae ectually stamined under the coutialesioaers' directions am to their knowledge sad ability was 1,964. The number of our disposed of without remclung this stage of actual ezeosinatioa was 391. Tie ember of perms& rejected to 1437 was MO ; is t e yrewleur year it was Mt The number of cartillaial 'sated la lin WY 1,334, iseludiag 83 granted to eassunkil sompdiatali. mad 60 greeted withost naminatant apes marls boa Ib heal of departments. la the time periods embraced by the peeler Sad Ns former reports, the proportioa of that le the maw at parer. eumateel (arras, hr the ere et that all competitive ertamadoss sad err et mettileatee fta r= epos reports bar depeatiesam) bag ben -186661 1865 1867 " If we eastra," may the caeriersem, " this Me d. nut km of 11,1Clinell with the lam that the arab/1u of cases Is which we hem certain/ the gawked per do awkcy of comblose la the pawn led sad also the muter err is whir we haml a matilloeme et to ordideme h subject.trot *Mob are bud. shah some laormee la the year 1567, is commend whit the year 1856 (astwlth mambas the Mahar* la the somber of oradideem),tot are led to the CMCIII•1061 that the esedideme who have hem rarer la the year 1857 wither mermilles ham GS me ogre hat pester ability sad emplremesee Ora Me like ardelsies of the prior path/. We bre Ms raw the assisslAy of NW', est crebleale la 21 in. es re peer N ellidemey boalth r ol ha 14 rem es the seer et t er se e m . eurrahme at aerldres kw juror ellerleme e = siv h:or hr. place arise the prt per hate meth ereaded stszabra them et the yaw 1356. la LIU there were 30 such serpetiehe trishereek la 1367 tree IMO IS, and 22 Is the peter year, up w 4er date at thie avert ; the wire sembm her the emereerrated et in aewriesies sp le the parr tire Mkt 127. Thar mm , epee berme, her sot bees drib all perm dukes, WI awry Ismer sod teliblies the impish" easditimie et re, hair est areselir, bet have bees Mated M perm samiared by the err while who ham the dry et ',pert le the meat darks.."i h im mipeallsi rimthe emapilier searrallente whisk bre Per e m ir miefirsdlres hei It le be ewe dry le wow our mallesei emteledes doe sahers tides et he Paha Oberless Is the O .smites/ emir S vU hervice e =p- L R'P eLe r k et a pea et rd whh penman by melt hem tip . * ir e soh of peeetileg he es pal =Wes THE WORILYO NEE'S CUELES.E. ZONDOY. The report of the Working NSA c.4?llioge, for LOS, has teen heneL The les P. D. the erPm4maw es beef of the semi sad ershare, that l Imeehare Inteered, and thet es seine bee shown that eft they valmend the privileges end the etilliptismo et s The einem her ley d armed of the mem yeylle Isleetnistiem of those eats wee net ren dyhe mew adeseed beehlng, Wiles well. The h ert le the eseselte report burner nee ehmesteg Men tram the ounieelere of these drew la theeeiligelbult the Peseta cheer ars emendisity hrge. The Lege some at, and the drawing tally iertemo its egendes. The Greek clew, undertakes .1 the reused the sedenes, hes risen to 2h. the Is the macheesthel depisemest, 41 eertiessees of com =iber lee pasted Awing per. The eseu f the sendels d the Met NM (Mehl,. 29 pa to Christens 1057,) we se dives: Opereduse in handier trades 17; cateet-enahles, do, ft: ha., 11; lithorraphere end Ingrown. 9 ; and machines, 4; printers, osepeleste. 1111= 25; bootmaktes and tailes 13_; elaselhmeses, 111; irking the kill el egemlies, 119. Them ti ne me 90 elate end se conawee ; egeste.siseets, prim mod warehousemen ; 14 sireiteelent eel lesthere. sal 27 et essilry *emph ases. The Mel member iteminnee le 270. In Um weasere rimer the lees must rer hembly of the esniest Ind perm of the pm" They hare commenced a school der pow, gbh ha the wiershig. Oa• of the la tem stemegmate Le for bowie IS " Economical Cookery." Hthatiog to the creapeate of the p le the sea's rain the omen remark —•' wo mink me ens A boldness, the sou of • millionaire, cm • milheaske teseelf, may osier himself se a meet of our Wisp If he chaos.. Ho esters It se a worlds" awls. He takes his met :2 working men. If he thi n k, 10=41 boweeed by dot doe we cannot pretend to disagree with him ; end an y willing that he should share in the benefits of any instruction we nn impart to the class of which he has deliberately enrolled himself a member." After an nouncing valuable eddittons to the list of Working Mee'. Colleges in the country, the council further observe " The 'new scheme at Osford, speedily to be followed by the one at Cambridge. for amociating the univerelties with the middle clam education of the country, though not available far our pepsine— been the age of the students who can present themeless fur examination, most not exceed 17—glee us the greatest encouragement to hope that the severable will sooner or later recognise colleges for working man se impart ing that human callus, that Dirineculture, which they were kilned, which they exist still, to diffase." ENGLIsII small work (only 16 inches by 10), by Frith and Creswick, sold yesterday, a Yews. Fosters, in Pall-mall, for 273 greases; ..ether, 14 in , hes by 12, by E. M. Weed, 116 Kaiser; enstlenr, by Frith. 13 ,n. bee by 9, 161 nuistem ; one by Goodall, 10 inches by 6, 64 Oases; one by Feed, 19 inches by 16, 100 Raines; a dolorace, 16 inches by 12, 67 Raines; and many WHIN earyine in price from 20 to 60 guineas. These prices, own earring what 0m..11 dimensions the pictures were, meek well of the patronage bestowed upon British ere at the pa. sent time. The Governors of Dulwich Gallery, with a view of rendering the clowifkation of pktures and their ata• loguing name instructive, have cenunimioned Mr. Redstart', R.A., to report upon the present state of the Gallery, and to make snarastions for the more ancient display of the Me lanin At the last weenie( of the governors, it we deter mined that the Gallery should be opened for In days in each week without the ateeemity of obtaining tickets. Mr. Durham's model for a memorial of the Great Exhibition (No. 22) ham been chases by • majority of ten voices against two. The eompititor, we (Arrinurime) be lieve, wee Mr. Pspwortlx, who very worthily carried away anti of the pities for the Wellington Monument. The Congress of the Archicolsogical Association foe 1W will he !eel l at nalimbuty, duri•g the month of Asg•ae, unbar the presidency of the Marquis of Ailcabury. Mr. Bancroft has • new volume in the prey—the lent of • "History of the American War of Indepen dence." Items. Longman have lewd the bat of a aeries of damp tracts ups Ms mahmalmammisa of an mud moors. The am Y matitlrd " TIM Smaimmal Mat, Dilicalties aired at • now of 90,0004 Maud et m bileria." Tie plan is to Maga ihir old amisime w TiMmigmemammea. to remove the schools mod Amdmemy traldhltkrao, la mammilldat• to Vern,. sad Tome *tam with the Illataahmabs, mad to circulate It. ammailmittem or deplkialso do po th er. Tin RCM, or . WTIIIIIWAT.:4I4I. COO" Me* Lovett, Mr. Bulkeky 0 1 = e z . 1 Giber pisenoes. Inn ben ta meanie the Mean d the weritne• 'l ia bl. searrhies among raise kw esy vehishir that to nerawi. The *brio b bus oneend is large emet the betwh whore It wee washed end ozonised ire Mosetin .1 a lens= hen Me Wellornont bi The ildlentsi ettlehle Item bets neenied :—Port et • on et jeweb banglog to Led* Von, elstbini or ma assomen testeing Minosio nsip = jp=SdZ ensreM, sad • !=e void has buss newenod. list • Les promened n her by the Menhir od Ireagesdany le 111.4-4abges4,:arakal.o: ' ln use z it s.. heal ed llos. sad sane Aver sow tone nee ben neensed. A loondlal daniees, the fa of tM Lion Antrendier to Lift Wyss ea her manage, grell bonl, bet it woe Way issamoya. It tare telly Wined that the err COW l b the ellen hosooth the Wary, tot no litchi hes Ms Omni nes its ann. A had each Meese 11111114 OM of 1119 MIIIM7 Illaidass aimed envy lotalty, that hisheri of the ornand setsistOb e a r li = l. l Lady Wm', • In at the lid Men d Wymemy bit les& so Orton to the 12s= rebuilt. The en, lsm will ho old penrsted conomoratne el the illia -- 11 ; starsa states that at a raft of Was sid oro coamord by the ormionkor of Is Sooural Amiably. of uaminsasty weal to mmloom Or i... Dr. lan, of Mariam so Malomolor Oar aids' Yawl /am* of dr hos ••=ok et WM& THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'OLoant. The railway share market to-day is generally firmer. Several of the leading stocks exhibit a rally of I to per oent. Midland is buoyant, and has advanced to 97} to f ; the chief rise, however, is in Caledonian, which is marked as high as 89 per cent. London and North Western stock is quoted 954 to I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 894 to i • London and South Western, 464 to 1 per share; 'Great Northern, 261 to a ; and Eastern Counties, 114 to a. Grand Trunk of Canada shares have declined. Pernambuco shares are marked I dis., and Bahia Par• 01DINLILY NUM AID 'TOM& Mb ' I Pt I Laura I CI M P Z I I " to l l *at Avakiji el. 1k5i..61.1s SIAM rad klealynims elm Vidris , IF j elv.. aLA abastValisr Ow Joao lOWA sad miser shigtur• ..... 0 0 1 71 14 11 10 0 10 07 ad V 09 Oaladsaiaa - Moor and Rai Oat ara Iniadas Canada' Do. A la a• ay. ante • Da. 11 1 p.a. le mach B Demi , Nrik Mod. .1 a Mita a Mot Juries INS &am obi. Ohm • • • De. aim I 17 "I b e e — Die d i al id; 01, 14 =e011 Waters- Great Nort Northerse et deetind Gnat Ds • Iltedt Ds it Meek as !sate. sad Wea. Ws) Greet Watent... ...... PalltourVaDeeoo Mt. tereaster awl oust M. lareartdre mad Tarlottbs Ds 0 Y. Ds de 0 rbaree. Landes sad Blackwall Dap New .... = B l:Vai 1)16 • Mark, Npropyllas 0.. NIL 011Isim I Nowastie usd Nom X w ....... ... Nalk ....... „. Nadiyisvp. Ls mai . = A. Ilas—Mt s.i I I .&&W Nor& && Wean jaw Yi 111•11walne If sr& WNW% . Ozked. 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It will be in the recollection of many of our readers that, in September lest, the operatives; engaged at the works were Mooed trom the full comple ment (1,600 hands) to 1,200 workmen, the numb-r at present employed ; and owing to the continued depression in the company's affairs, we regret to find that there exists the necessity for limiting still further the working expenses of the lice. Under these circumstances, the eart at the Swindon Works 'A be reduced in number alsat home- dm y, and the remsindrwill moreavei;ln all be placed on "short time "—i.e., working four or five days only weekly.—Olotevatershire Standard. RAILWAY Raoairro.—The traffic returns of rail ways is the United Kingdom for the week ending March 13, amounted to 345.8601., and for the oorresponding week of last year to 380,6401., showing a decrease of 34,7901. The green receipts of the eight railways having their termini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to 142,0051 4 end for the correeponding week of last year to 161,2981., shower a decrease of 19,2931. The decrease on the &Mani Comtias Railway amounted to 1,9931 ; on the Great Northern to 5,4361. ; on the Great Western to kr!A . • on the London end North-Western to 4,9711.; on iken sad Blackwell to 911. ; on the Landon, Brighton, and Synth Coast to 14411 ; on the London and South. Wilelees to 1,070/. ; and on the South-Eastern to 1,2291 ; total, as above, 19 2931. The receipts on the other lines in the United Kingdom amounted to 203,8451, and for the correapreding period of 1857 to 219,3421., showing a decrease of 16,4971. in the receipts of those line., which, added to the decree** on the metropolitan lines, makes the total de crease 34,7901., as compared with the oorreeponding weak oi 1867, MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cz.ooi. The funds today are firmer. Prim are now quoted about i per cent. higher than they closed yesterday. The improvement is partly attributable to the increased firmness of the Paris Bourse. English railway stocks exhibit some tendency towards recovery to-day. Comols are quoted 94; for money, and NI to 97 for the Bth April. India Stock has been dealt in at 220 ; Bank Stock at 227; Exchequer Bills at 365. to 395. prem., showing a further decline of Is. ; Ex chequer Bonds (falling payable in May mext):at 99; to 100. Turkish Six per Cents. are quiet, at 1011 to t. Portuguese and Peruvian Bonds meet with inquiry. In other foreign securities there is little busi ness. Dates are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents., 105 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 101 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 811 to 811, ex div.; Portuguese Three Cents., 1853, 46; ditto for account, 48 to 451 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 281 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, (March 29), 1011. At Paris to-clay (Saturday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram,the Threeper Cent. Rentes opened at 69.66 for the account, and at half-past one o'clock were quoted 69.60. The latter quotation shows a further improvement of nearly 1 per cent. According to one rumour about five millions of the Indian loan will be brought forward at once, in 4 per cent. debentures, having five years to run. The question is, at what price would such a stock be taken ? The other departments of the Stock Exchange were likewise very dull, with little change in price. English railway stocks exhibited increased depression. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 144,0001.,principallyAustralian, making an ascer tained total of 272,0001. since the date of the Bank return (given below). The aggregate stock is thus raised to close upon 181 millions. In the discount market yesterday there was a fair demand at 21 to 21 per cent. for choice bills. At the Bank the applications were less numerous than on Thursday. The mails from China and Ceylon are expected to be delivered in London on Monday. The steamer Leo, which sailed from the Thames on Wednesday for Rotterdam, took out 33,0001. in silver, and the Dolphin, for Antwerp, 16,00 W. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were decidedly firm. Bills on Belgium, Frankfort, and Vienna, and three months' paper on Paris, were quoted slightly higher. The current rates are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 11.17 to 4 ; do., short, 11.14 to 16 ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.17 to ;• Antwerp, three months, 26.30 to 6; Hamburg, narks banco, three month', 13.61 to 64 ; Paris, three days sight, 26.6 to 121; ditto, three months, 26.36 to 40; Prent-on ilte-Midna, three month., 1181 to 1, Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 341 to 36; Vienna, eff. So., three months, 10.30 to 2; Trieste, do., three months, 10.31 to 3; Madrid. three months, 481 to 4 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to 4 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.70 to 6 ; Genoa, three months, 26.60 to 6 ; Naples,' three months, 411 to 4 ; Palermo, three months, 1241 to 4 ; Messina, three months, 1244 to 126; Llsbco, 90 days, 611 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 to 1. The result of the meeting, held yesterday, of the North of Europe Steam Company, is the appointment of a committee, who are to consult with the old directors, with a view to see what sacrifice the latter are disposed to make to lighten the losses of the unfortunate shareholders. There is an idea that the old directors, at whose door lies the company's ruin, may be induced to take the ships at a valuation, and organise a new company. The committee will make their report to an adjourned meeting, to be held a month hence. Notice has been given by the directors of the Punjaub Railway Company that the payment of 26 per cent, on the guaranteed capital of 1,500,0001. for the construction of the line must be effected before the 27th inst. Shareholders are required to enter their names on the register forthwith. In connexion with the Royal Danish Railway, it has been announced that, during this season, com mencing witk next month, a regular steamboat oom-1 munication will be established between London, via Tonning and Flensburg, and Copenhagen, the prin cipal Danish porta" Stettin and pi anzi g . The directors of the lonian Bank have de clared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum. The annual meeting of the English shareholders in the Royal Swedish Railway Company is called for the 13th April. With reference to the market for American securi ties, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: There bas been a steady demand for the best descriptions of American bonds in London during the past week. Prices are firmly maintained. Illinois Central shares Dave been more in demand, at a slight advance. New York Central and Erie shares ere steady, at former rates. Commenting upon the New York advices, the same authority remarks: New York Central stock advanced to 93! en dividend, and thus nearly approached par. This fact is of some value to the holders of oonvertible bonds, ea they may reap important advantages ere long in their capital if the stock goes above par. The Paine feature of convertibility of the Mellen Central Bonds must also be consi&red • valuable option, added to the intrinsic security of the bonds; sad the effect has bees to raise both to a small premium. Illinois Central stock bad again touched per, although the London prices showed s slight decline. - - The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is from Mesas. W. J. and 11. Thompson : The Colonial markets have been exceedingly dull, only limited transactions in produce have occurred, and prices occasionally are in favour of the buyers. The sales of sugar have not been large, and quotations generally are unaltered. The trade appear to be waiting for supplies out of the recent arrivals. Coffee has been sold at the previous valuator home trade sorts, and some cargoes of foreign, afloat, have changed hands. Rios is dull of sale, and lower rates have been ac cepted. Saltpetre hu been sold at about le. decline. In tee there is little doing. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 17, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 19,210,880 Decrease 286,626 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in bertking cu r emiZi 9,901,993 Decrease 467 Other securities in banking department 16,561,953 Doman 67,680 Coin and bullion in both __ _ _ - deparemen — ts ' WW 17,942,165 Increase 228,913 Eleven day and other hallo 879,063 Decrease 13,094 l'he Rest Notes In remove .. ~ .. Total reserve (noteetoohs) io banking department 13,206,276 Increase 615,638 - - - • These changes indicate a farther decided increase in the Bank's resources. Owing almost solely to the addition of nearly 600,0001. to the Treasury de posits, the reserve of notes and coin has increased half a million, and now stands at nearly 131 mil lions. The increase of 228,9131, in the coin and bullion is in face of a withdraw►l of 96,0001. in gold on last Saturday, for account of the Victor Emma nuel Railway loan. _ _ . The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz. :—lmports of gold, 710,4591. ; exports of gold, 627,9931.; imports of silver, 360,0394 ; exports of silver, 301,1511. HANK 01P ZNOLAND.—Ah I s%b e. 31. f the •Mt wane 2 11 -If !AP? Nosol.0•1 ...... .... 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He, h owever , asserted his inno cence, and said the information had been given against him through jealousy. lhousse Franklin, Neville-street, Vauxha/I, butcher, ✓ id—On the 2nd of this month I went to the George lan, Old Bailey. I bad half-a-pint of porter, and sat fa a box, when there was also a man sitting, who was a stranger to me, and who got into conversation with me. He said he had a friend who had some SIAM to sell. About en hour afterwards the pri soner came in, and the other man told him I would be a customer for the °eaves. Whilst we were talking Mr. Howes came to, and I said he wee the person who would buy it. I spoke to Mr. Howes about It, mad afterwards he told the prisoner and the other man that be would buy it. The prisoner produced some samples, for which he said he wanted 83. a yard, and they both said they had a good quantity of It. They then said they weadd go away to fetch It, sad that they dad to go about Oil miles and should not be hack till eight. They told me to welt. I did so, for I expected to get something f o r my I, health from each party. They came back again at eight easel, with a posy and cart, contain* 18 packages or Irene of cleaves, called bolts. I went with them to Mr. Hom's shop, and helped to get the canvas out of the art. TM prisoner then left, and I did not see him again till he was m custody. I stopped there till 10 o'clock, and assisted the police in taking the thinge to the station-house. Mr. Crocker, sallmaker, 108, Minorite, deposed that on the @venlig of the Ist instant he locked up his place safely et eight o'clock, and found it broken open the next derma▪ l, canvas night. to the value of 361. having b een s t o l en the After some further evidence the prisoner was fully com mined for trial. WANDSWORTH. ATTIMPT TO 111:1D11. Jena Towneettl, the husband of twelve 'rives, who already stands committed on several eases of bigamy, con spiracy, and robbery, was brontr za billons Mr. Demo*, to be on examined the more serious c of aftstaptiag to mur der a young woman, named M e Solplk formerly In the sereles et lir. William Buller Kitson, •gentlenran consorted with the Custom Hoax, melding at No. 114, Warwick-street, Pisan. - The eradiate takes on a former °oration went to prove that on the lath of July, 1856, Mr. K Run and family were out of trarkthe house being left in charge of Rolph who had been in the wok* =my years, and her aged grandfather. The home wee securely fastened, and about 12 o'cl oc k a t night ltoiph vas awoke by hearing an onuanal noise. She culled to her grandfather and not hearing any answer or a repetition of the idea, else we. about to go lo sleep sole when the perenr rushed into the room with the large kitchen poker in one hand and L attack in the ether. He commence d a mur d erous epos her, by Wilda( bar over the hoed end arms wltthaoher. Mr celled to him to rum her, and be die e amein* pier. She then felt a prentere upoa her *reek wYeL tee took for his band grasping it Site shortly enerweedis became lammibla sad did not re member anything at nn about six o'clock in the mora les, whoa her memilleaer celled her, end she had only ✓adiant serene* te tell bin what bad occurred Upon mama( the mem she was found in • frightful condition with • repheleard read her throat It had evidently been fastened vary tight, and*, laze had slipped, or she would have been fibe was removed to the hospital, and was in • &ammo state for some time afterwards. It also appeared that the cellar bad been broken open end plate of the value of 1001. stoles. It was customary when Mr. Kitten left town to place his plate in the cellar, the circumstance of which was eery known to Rolph and two former cooks. One of them to be Caroline Walters, who is now suffering leviz mouths' imprisonment for giving • free character rile Harradine, one of the prisoner's wives, by which she wable to rob Mr. Parse of Waadawrdi-fields. The hems was entered by freeing the front kitchen window. Mr. Richard Prater, surgeon, of Brydgesetreet, Covent /Alba, now stated that he lived near Mr. Litree's at the time inEestion and was celled ie. He toned the young venom recovering from collapse conerquent upon SOON serious cry. The bed was very much tumbled and was covered with large spots of blood. She had du or mix large contused wounds on the head, perstreting to the boas, which was quite exposed. The wounds averaged from hell an inch to two inches in length. Her arms were Rightfully bruised and swollen. He saw the poker lying war the bed u well as the rope. He had her removed to St. George's Hospital, where she remained three weeks, and wee for some time is danger. Caroline Walters was brought from the Wandsworth prima, and proved another charge of bigamy against the prisoner. Mr. Dayman fully committed the prisoner for trial on the charge of burglary and attempted murder. DOUBLE EXECUTION AT SWANSEA. (2HIB DAT) (VT SLICTIIIC AIM I. . ZONAL TELEOII/all.) This morning (Saturday), at eight o'clock, Mandl Zelephanta, slurs Mantel Balapetsee, and Hanagader Ale tus, alum Panaotis Alepis, who were convicted before Mr. Baron Bramwell, at Swansea, on the 27th of last month, for the wilful murder of Atanasion Nietropeni, on the 16th ta n were executed in front of the county geol. The convicts were Greek rams on board the Greek beig Penelope, which was lying is SIMMS Herimr, and the dowiamed was cook in the same west. Hs was found in the river, sta►bed in a great way places, sad the skull wee also fractured. The evidence given at the trial clearly feetened the oommittal of the crime upon the prisoners, and they were left for execution. Thin morning the Rev, the Archimandrite and the Rev. Mr. Squire, together with Mr. Cox, the humane governor of dr gaol, were early in attendance upon the convicte ; and the usual preliminaries having taken O the mournful pro trusion was formed sad moved to wer& the scaffold. The cul. prio bore themmelves firmly ? and thanked Mr. Cox and theother medals for the kindness with which they had been treated &Wag their confinement. Upon arriving on the drop, whether they had been attended by the Greek minister, they warmly expressed their obligation to him, and having kissed W bead with great fervour, Calm& drew the bolt. The ab wee short. eam, was witnessed by about 20,000 spectator', who meditated ibmaselvee in a most orderly manner. The poisoners died without making say confession. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) BRIXWORTII MEETING.-THIS DAY. BWBBPBTAK ES of 10 worn 1I at barb. Three miles. Liverpool Boy, Mira Pranks, The Miller The Oldifer, Arming', Hindoo. Maisons ant Being, Hold Hard, Piessaar, Huntsman, and Winifred. WELTER STAKES. 13 at 7lb each. Three Rana Tallyho. Tha Old Vat, Riadoo, Maia ma oaf Use, Oaadymoda, Hondblow, and Walteralown. MURDER IN SOMERSETSUIRE. —A a old man, named Thomas Pritchard, in his severity -Brat year, • shoe , maker, residing at Middi tu erj, Somerset, has been !murdered =by his wife, who is sup to lobe under !postal aberra tion. The deceased lived with hie wife many yews, end ' bad several children by her one of whom, • daughter, re , sided with them. On Wednesday, the 10th leslast, the daughter left her father, who was very helm end seed two sticks a. clutches sitting in the chimney emir. Schee quently, Mrs Pritchard was in and out at the hew of • neighbour named Atyell, and the fourth time she rememeled • woman who - was present to go with bar to bee own dwelling. fibs looked wild, and her !landsmen tome red with blood. The woman being alarmed refried to ge, but one of Ageli's daughters went, socompeoled by bar brother, and on crossing the threshold the old ma was bond Z rlL:s . s his back, insensible, and dreadfully halm about . He lingered till the Sunday nicht, and recovered wishagy to state that his wife had auddenly attacked him with the eratch-stirks, knocked him down, and afterwards peered belling water over ban The woman has been dome mama is bar hod by Illness. An inquest is to be held Ws der (ilaturday).—Bristot Memory. SUMMING DEATH oN THE MIDLAND RII4 WAT.--06 Monday seeming, • omomercial traveller, whore ammo Is at prom* mikomen, bet who Iliad taken a third-clams *het ham Leeds le Dab& awe to hie death In a very siegeder mess. lam the train entered the Clay Creel tend then was ably • lady and geoilernsa in ens car. rime. Mee It bed emerged from the tunnel the gentleman was wilesaOs the snivel of the train at the Strett o n eta dna geed the guard and station master that a paged out of the carriage in the taunsl, but la le aMly wonted to take the name and address of the Indy. The Wan melee and another man walked through lb. load to Clay Cress, but they did not find the body. Oa s tall lbaseab the Memel they found the body laid by the we et t 6 opotila, ths heed being completely severed from. the body, aid lying about three yard. from It, so that It weld wpm That the deceased nes not lulled by the fell, bat Swlleitta the SO he had laid his head on the rails, awl that lb. hem tab, which be doe about that time, bed prod aver fik r eat it from the body. On searching Ids awake* tines some letters, and a newspaper, were lid. lima 'Ye suommaid he was a commercial traveller it tbs wean Inis ..seeded with Leeds. He had no luggage la Ow= The body we conveyed to Clay Cross to mesh am ii - si ii id P us 1 WI lel FOlllllOlll OMLIGATIOWIL 4 1 Mt 6.ILEWept per pt. MMus et Prima 5 per Dir. Sow • perese• O. Omani et Pimp De. New Spot g r 1 pm tambspis•Vamilimit pAM Vise ' !:- = = 111 k I 7 st. rps roma Do. ow am& s Le* pramt Appipsopei pr.M. pmist. re i rimpel pm 181 111 iL SOVSIIIINIIIWP OOLOXI.U. -- . --- _ - 1111017RIT/ML lIN lIN I Oradea IPi 1 N.- I lila. .... a. kaauw.spe.JaallJula Li IN lUN i ..... N. INA proLlta 1: 111 N. Deil pail FN 0 111 WIN IR S.. Nnworldt NI I NI ii. ce.NONINcIshaIIOII IN N Di 111 ENOit. Nora ONINII Nle, DN. NONNI= . IN IN IN II Tie li ad i ad NI 30 id NI 2S 71 5 id IS ad 991 9 1 FaiUAY ii,INIMe. The fends to-day were inanimate but steady. The closing quotation of Consols was about 1-16th per cent. above that of yesterday. In addition to the influential and basil fide purchases noticed during the last few days, about 100,0001. stock was bought to-day, for account, it is said, of an eminent discount firm, who have decided upon accumulating a large reserve of stock. The government broker also made another investment. The dulness of the market, however, is extreme, and these operations produce little or no direct effect upon prices. Speculators seem altogether disinclined to operate, owing to the belief that the Indian loan will be launched next week. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentee opened at 69.40 for the account, and closed at 69.50, both for money and the end of March, showing an improvement of nearly I per cent. The telegram reports the tendency at the close rather more favourable. Console, which closed yesterday at 981 to for the Bth April, opened this morning at the same quota tion, advanced to 961 to 97, and closed at 961, rather " sellers." For money the last price was 961. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 981, 961, t, ; ditto, for account (Bth April), 981, 961 Bank stock, for account, 2251, 2261 ; Three-and-a- Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May, 1859, 1001 ; India Bonds, 28s, 295. prem. Exchequer Bills were again a little flatter to-day, at 365. to 40e. prem. Turkish flu per Cents. closed to-day the same as yesterday, at 1011 to t. The Guaranteed Four per Cents were dull, at 103 t to 41. Dutch stocks continue to meet with inquiry, whilst Buenos Ayres Bonds are rather offered. The transactions in this department were altogether limited. MINES-THIS DAY. The mining market to-day is quiet, but there have been transactions in the following stocks— South Cain Brea, Tamar Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, Vale of Towey, Dale Mines, Wheal Zion, and Kelly Bray. Prices exhibit little change. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is still no business of importance. Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal market : There is no change to note in the metal market, the absence of business being, if possible, more confirmed than during the two previous weeks. Quotations are not materially altered; but, with the exception of oo r, most metals may be bough, under the quotations nominally current. FAIDAT ETZPII46. In the mining market this week a fair amount of business has been done in some of the lighter shares, but there has been little inquiry for the heavier stocks. The market to-day exhibited some tendency towards depression, especially as regards shares in tin mines. Lower prices were current for a number of stocks, including Great South Tolgus, Great Wheal Alfred, North Basset, Par Consols, and South Carn Brea. Subjoined are some of the closing quo tations, viz. :—Altred Consols, 111 to 121; Hingston Downs, 6to 1; East Wheal Russell, 61 to ; - Vale of Towy, 11 to ; North Roskear, 28 to 32 ; Wheal Margaret, 471 to 60; Providence Mines, 70 to 76; North Frances, 91 to ; Wheal Edward, 7,!, to t; South Frances, 210 to 220; Dale Mines, 1 to 11 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 61; North Crofty, 41 to 61; Wheal Zion, 10s. to 12s. Ild.; St. Day United, 16s. ; Wheal Buller, 300; Virtuous Lady and Wheal Bed ford, 1 to 11; Wheal Margery, 101 to I ; and Red moor, 6s. NO list of prioes wu issued to-day from the Mining Exchange. Cobra Copper shares were quoted IL lower. Dun Mountain Copper have also fallen. On the other hand, Fortuna have advanced to par, and General Mines (Nova Scotia) continue in demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARKET.—'II3IB DAT. The market is quiet at the followingquotatlona .--s Town tallow, 535. 6d. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C., an the spat, 650. 6d. ; March, 655. to 3d.; April to Juno, 6M. ; Ott, to Doe., 625. Maui err AV7llAolB.—Town tallow, 66.. 6d.; tat bar ditto, 2e. yellow Ruskin, 675. 3d.; melted Oaf, 38s. ; rough ditto, 22a.; tallow grans, 175.; good drags, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARHET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without altsration. Prima meadow hay, 68s. to 72a. ; semis, do., 765. to 8do.; interior do., 60s. to 006. ; row's, 60s. to 60s. ; clever, 84s. to 100 s. ; second cut, 70a. to 90a. ; straw, 265. to 30s. COVENT OARDEN.—(OIII3 DAT.) In consequence of the favourable change the weather he. taken, supplies of both eutdoor and forced produce have been good. Strawberries in small quantities matinee to make their appsarsnce ; they realise 2e. 6d. per ounce. Of pears, Bread Ranee, Banter Benin, and Ne Plus /Lewis may still be obtained. Oranges of all kinds are good and abundant. Ammo; vegetables are rhubarb, and inhale. Winter greens are French Wading is excellent it consists of cabbage lettuce, Barbs de Capucin, Batavian endive, and turnip radishes. The supply of Cornish broccoli has been somewhat checked. New potatoes are making their appear sine. They fetch 2a. 6d. to 3s. per.lb. ; per, 3s. to is. per punnet ; end green artichokes, 64. to 8.. per dome. Cueum- Ime are scarcer. Spanish onions may be had at from Is. to 2s. 6.1. per dozen. Beat samples of *ld potatoes have advanced in rice. Cat flowers ehiefly consist of orchids, gardenias, he!' poineettia puicherrims, geraniums, violets, :raignionetts, heaths, prinugas, esumhas, cyclamens, tulips, hyacinths, and roses. Floe Apples. per b.. Be ta Ss Grapes. per lb . lb to 10s Porttleal do. .7.• to b A_. p. half were. le to b Pow, port doz.!' to ta °meek per dos., 6d to Lemon., per doz., !Ito Pe per lON le to lee Fdherta, per WNW, 6a t. Cols, do., tds Is 40e - - - - 'LORI OMoe+. dot. la Id 4. roewli. per la to le 44 threw. p. doz. b. .64t0 9. Brussels Sprouts, p. skiw an Rotaeh Per ronp.. to lb M Preach IMAM, Write. M 6 4 1 4 M6 1 isepsracus. p. bundle, 4. to 9.1 Rhubarb. p. bundle . Is to 1. 61 Pommy. p. too. Me to no. per boa. lb to le 94 pa. curt., to Ps Carrots., per beach. to Td Turnip.. Per Muth. M 004 a "ABLE & Iltioadb, p. dm, 44 to et Costuobont, sod.. ft to 46 Nook per doe.. le to lo dry, p. bond* 1. to Is 64 Looks. per bomb. 1 4 to 3d Phdlota. Pot 1t... IA 66 61 Gordo. pot lb.. 44 to Id 1 Lemm ; ora. cob.. p.dod, la 66 lo b EU:lm nem IP to 46 Flom lalki. p. boa el le 64 to Is Mu ottrorato. P. POIL , SI Job 64 Poroloy. per 11 boad IP to Ps Mot. Mee, p : bon, 10 to 1. pi &Prom do.. la loM EVENING CLASSES AT ICING'S COLLEGE.—Theee claws are designed chiefly for young men of the middle chasm, who, engaged in baldness during the day, dews to turn their leisure to a good account. It is found is practice that clerks from the government and railway dams form a considerable proportion of the students entaing the classes in the Strand. It is but fair to University College to remember that the astral position of its rival gives it obvious advantage in a matter of this kind, and classes may be well filled in the Strand, that it would, front the mere accident of locality, hardly be found ratable to keep open in Gower-street. In the evening classes at ing's College, mathematics take the first place, and employ two teachers. French, English lan guage and literature, and Latin, are we believe, the studies next in chief request. The desire of the students of these clans to continue them during the summer anion has resulted in the discovery that they are ready to sustain by a sufficient attendance simmer courses of mathematics and of English literature, but that they will attend to other studies in the winter osly.-11quirsr. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN Tile CtVIL SERVlClL—Cimaeral Pon-office . Mr. C. o T ie ll 3e onp i r u n bii., F h ire u t teen Depu vi ty ant c . r, ,,,, ..,..zb er . of en the eral son P in oti g t: office, in the room ef Mr. J. W. Gladstone, superannuated. Mr. Albert West has been appointed to a junior clerkship, London, after a competitive examination. Customs : There are several tidewaitershipe vacant, in the gift of the Tees- Bury ,• there are several weigherahips vacant, in the gift of the Tressury • Mr. Edward Bertelamd has been appointed a d ir k f or ge neral business in London; Mr. John Sargent has been appointed a clerk for neral business in London ; Mr. John Cobb has been appointed • ckrrk in the East and West India Docks, London Inland Revenue Depart ment Excise Branch : Mr. Henry Thomson, exa miner, has been appointed supervisorof Huntly Distriet, Elgin Collection, vim Mr. Andrew Hodge, retired. Mr. Richard ilsistiy, onion of Wandsworth Fourth Division, his been Biracially appointed to take charge of the Beet-root Distillery at Brampton, Surrey Collection. Mr. John Blacensese, officer of Lincoln First Division, has been appointed to Tiver ton Division, Exeter Collection, at his own request, vim Mr. Blin, suparensuated.—Oivii Service Madge. A NOVEL APPLICATION OF CHLOROFORM. —Dr. Haw Zocher has discovered, by means of the Asp predood by chlomferm, the deception premised by a pretended mu's% who attempted to quarter himself upon tie casiora bagful at Monsterlingen dozier the winter voider this Ples: sposchteaor. his full dose irgedtbobteinvardi.°l nun and articulate character'.