The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-25 00:00:00

PIEDMONT. A letter from Turin is the Corriere Mercantile of Genoa states that Count de Colour has sent another note. 'written in very energetic terms, to the govern ment of Naples, on the refusal of this latter to give up the Cagliari. RUSSIA. A letter from Warsaw, of March 21, states that a camp of 100,000 men will be formed there towards the middle of May. This measure is considered to be a manifestation against Austria. A great agita tion prevails in Russia, in consequence of the opposition of the nobility to the emancipation el the serfs. Many great proprietors have fled to fit. Petersburg in fear of their Lem. THE UNITED STATES tenon ova owe coausroannorr.) (sr ellltts• •50 11155 IIAONTTIC LIVERPOOL. T•uunar. The steamer Anglo-Saxon, fries Portland, March 14, ham arrived. She brings thirty-eight passengers, but no specie. The news is unimportant. There was• rumour that General Case would soon resign the secretaryship of the state. Senator Douglu was ill, but not dangerously so. No material progress had been made in the debate on the affairs of Kansas or on the proposed increase in the army. There ia later news from Utah, and a skirmish between soma Mormons and a picket of the army is said to have resulted in the death of four soldiers and two Mormons. Brigham Young professed his willingness to admit the government civil officers, bat would resist military. New York money market abundantly supplied. Stocks on the 12th dull and irregular. Erie, 30; New York Central, 91} ; Illinois Central, 93! ; ditto, Bonds, 941 ; sterling exchange, nominal, 1001, Cotton quiet, unchanged. Freights more active and firmer. Sugar very firm. Breadstuff, without essential change. CANADA COMPANI.-ITHIS DAY.) - • - - This afternoon the annual general meeting of the sherebehissu it the Cue& Coetpeay was had at Canada Nos" IL Lae& Mr. CIIARLEA FKANILO, chessmen of the email awed% peesiditag. The revert hr dresfy boo published, but the following b a eimpeeelhe seellesest of the t►aoredone of the eon piny Irt,2werey . I to llarlt 8 _ _ Ilkie—Lae'd RA 801 saes, avenge 14.. 101. ; issaad, 2,249 erns, amass Us. Bd.. total, 2,850 awes, averege_ak. 1617—Land sold, acres, 4 . 01 1. 358 - 8 4. iseded, 3,014 sass, average 50e. Id.; Leal, 5,684 acres, average 47e. 9d. Acres dee reared, 1136. Lemees morseled so baobab* 1868, 18,941 acre% 17.. 2d. , 1867, 27,338 acres, image 17a., dealers, 10,aw WM. - I;aad bawd for flee years, lB3B, 2,146 eats, swap 1138. 3d., esmninked ham aid sails sadist ths hater .1 Imam grew& Neaw—The land sold sad Wald In Jamey smesti fag as 1,220 ewes were estimated ba 18.54 at 121. la. per aces, and have masa 411. 10s. ea acre on 11•041441, being an is m.. of T.A. W. as acre, or upwards of 200 per ant. Raeslpts in Cased*, 1838. 20,6661. ; 1867, 38.7111. ; da emon 16,0631. Fends la load, nth Km* 1664 .—Lsa- dea, 26,3441; liablltties, Lent. ; Winos, 22,4*U. CAN A D•.—BalArire at the "leak of Upper Canada, Yank 6, 40264 carreary. against which hikers at credit hare bass bead in Lades for 0.331. aterthig. After the retiring threctui .ad raw Mil been re-elected, a dimension took plans upon the tenssiel anadition of the oosapsay, which on the whole, was eassidintsil Ss b. highly satisfactory. The CHAIR'S %V NM W. directues aft mufti ow 514 to to in a posidas la beige a respaildble &video& The procsalinp dud in the twos! wansisr. A Letter nem Tarte of the Eat esys:—" Mr. Hodges arrived bare lest West, and Isom Yap MOW of 8. 8. Manrics and Uwe. Ns or, Ism His umbers ef Um BMA Legation, is allowed tow Ids." An electioa of a representative for Liege in the roses of the lass M. Dines, took plane on Tuesday. M. Mike, lanai awaliiss, Meshed 2,246 votes, sad M. Belle bold, ocaservelea, 'sly NM The therm, wee sooordnigly declared duly issied. FILITIVAL OF TUE THREE CHI:MIL—We learn that twenty gestlaese of stmadiog is the toasty of Henn kid as* ireklel *ale esasint to boxer sieweis of the Maisel Fasisel Mto WM as* swam. All dtMcaltles dr way of helisig the meeeksig ere thereasse now tasted. ffiressler CAr emid e. SMOCKING CAZIIAGB Taseday tewelw. • sheirklag wrier accident occurred to Mr. est War. Mr* at Lydell. Hall, Deer Bhilleid. Mr. Meshi. the yetser la the Irs d Mwh Drethere, d Pad Weds ealsels seseheware la the Stet, Ile, eied eatiley rid Ide seldese le about Awes Win fres the Sea. Oa IWeeday Stereos he sok 164. X eat to the errlese for • drive, end me they were ago Harrifees-breme, ow dee village of was pram et the hems hrow, ism- Seedy es midi the bens WNW We • furious pis. It WI out raw it.,. • taw lwadwid yards when As erSti g ers re SeWelly_ aphis th e high babas.... en the list le was dried RODS the wall ea the WI sib et sat Oa this wilds Mr. Marsh was plaited eat ot the aurriaae, awl Al some the well. Tlielleree tubed torwerd, bat Se eariep Wag la coa ted SS As well, the it trots boot the bob, eat the alma AL Si the ease doe Mrs. Mash wee jslad oat MOW weeiyti wed uppers to has bees eft& ever the hie W the dams, la he etrualso to tree Sat t o pr am Mai saw wee_ eprilly GU the gift le soda anis are sad saveyed SS Mr. sad Ms. Maskthe Wier I. • este of Weaelhally lie the here et Mr. Wirsehrid, •• slabber/Sag Mr. S. Porker, et AMYL eiewres, sees luswitately s t et fa, ma WWI the wilertarde lady la • Wand ewe. SW led seelellsed sue es the We, add the pelf 'Ma eke wove to he =Oh to bold sone staid islb, as heed to Moe Ws grins kits the threat, lidos by the sesesoloa d WI sr its bilk et the horse. Mr. Perlis led 'ASS A. emevel et the fide wiV otailwable , end lbs. Mid Mid •frw boars itterwards Mr. Mo = F a keels et the ab, les Wend this his wife, wait ami wallies eft. ribe, were se ea lbw bia die red oat. Hera are, however. dateriebid d hi retway. The hers was oasis World, sad Us aordess woelittsdly swited to piers. A. *eget will be bid es =et Mn. Meta this day (Thenday).—Saiesherlir CALcit•rf. —The folio wisp description of Calossit sewers is • begthemil monist of the Semmes Hord{ of the doable eismatea to that tows ma Shisnlay lest Thee to =Gum plass mow the gf,. whose bet b towa. Ho le la ma with the viedir-.keriff. He to • mom ef AGM idly ar et age y, with • -le. sedweenuirieskieg yes boa, hair ltermin- Ped wlthasy, sad thick beiy pey labiate. that eitsod ben ow to ear why the throw. He le deemed in Heck, with • showy red- asid•wklte ewe throws mod hie mock mid Mktg doles bide Uw collar ef his waistcoat. He wars kb hat emmerhot cavalierly ea his beed—hr both his hands tamed ia hie troween:yocket—elimie AGO im het dm far lobes to height It le William Wen" the pin* maw lies.. There is sot/aft at all about Wm, Mt ass *dog which m t auk" tates . :2 l ;= by • barewletne of the astute of hie oaks. He le seem to be the Mewed. He was bora shoat the year M— ho ko,ka younger—of kniable but industrious prim* at • little tillage a few who oat of Lemke, Mutate is the county of lf asei. He emu had th• 000areotty of getag to school to be might how to shun that wllah was t. iwthesace het after lit., foe those whose duty it was to him to do right were snatched from his ere ha W roashod the teeth year of kb age. To seek • charm& lowans he travelled up to Leaden at so early age. As send day dawned km was compelled to name ibr that day's misuse.. He bad not thew hen lenghll the trade of shomuking, which he Ins SIM hosed ; ars had h. any *had to set before WNW W.. Es was • beerbesr hannise• reckless mea ntime, nod= of esisiesee, ad apt at that which is ales tensetesd Maws as t 0.., sad nudity tam esiagetame—a poor/evil, whom basin ea ot west, led mint r semething mare. la fun of dee% he get MOW late all the mysteries of lib reesition be MARC by row nom f dim Wm, with • Ql4 Tan CludAW the het mosellentr, the wow to amps the air of espaly When Old Teat 111 In eusawill le the poot h =ef anosnuter, tied teionial frikewlng the drift d r ift sublima le bil was otternded bY ••=ldes 'WM, id of •=n ,1 8. espit the abolition of that node of ler robbery ant fsecery. The reined that he new eselinte onseeate be Sin sr nte. w= ise pcy the anthadlise of the ler Leeds. ant Gal ff. • woo ass. Whaled them of seonly of , assenileas ism et lialeunsoper-bas Geol. ales appepthies whatene prepay wag been the peruse of Seta be aneens, lethelog theelethes dry is te. both is awaselast asseent of Maim Calmat, the esiknal heignest, wed one of tin pahmipsi performers to *elms* id ilatieday beet. Sberdy over ear spyrsech to where ha - wes slooling, he Moody MOM about the apace la freed d lbs. pal, arliadity UMW Weide, still with his hose is Ms polo, end whit an air of the non perfect todifinense y • aide wind. opooo to crest* rditary pension r. on plausible As the erection is not prepared L come sssporat• d at the head of ,on of that date le Cbambrun, a , re, warmly Dep t the committee r or desire to we will maintain r public debate has often hap. he deputies give out under the n.. The green! will Sot pan this ! the many great since the vertigo oet n attacked on in the last resort this day decided cry inhabitant of d some SattqUlLted 1913agairist ea .ocers' firm named of establishing the r vegetables could somption without t foe inspection if fe producer, or if is there. Various ron this point by ninal Chamber at ad in fauns' of sakosso. This errolod by the fnll of M. Precursor toration to his old illuas facility for W ATT. os amT.) MSS. Ittacr 20. übstance of which telegrupb, was put id been signed. I of certain curious igned for the royal ; been informed that stt, is still in the the medical men went time to form a health, at the mina viral health, having il Court of Salerno Lich Watt is impli the other accused , on independently of for the present proceedings now a, and still is being to give a proof of r Britannic Majesty, att may return to :ry, where he may :a as circumstances 'lt was alluded to in ad reason to suspect kject of conversation tad Court and Mr. uspicions bare now I I congratulate both pect of a speedy re nothing. To express this government foe absurd and hypo be an insult to the n government have hey captured in vio id have imprisoned ' all justice. When ,vernment to the full la "mei' Rom/Lone then they send him tyted giving a proof If her Britannic Ma ill appreciate such eamy to imagine. t our government u it stands. It :e to& fault, and it is oppress the weak, against the op c h has acquired ,ng all the dictates of have asked myself as that which hen ✓ude British subjects Ivr ia it that this sett skened ? What new e subject Perhaps as wrought a miracle. obligation of support r the mutation of the he prwoners. I shall 'ara also be given up, 1 so between Naples d this go the case, de- British government ogy for a deep injary, n who have suffered maul to Watt in the wail made k nova The poor fellow re. At, but with a great then, it is all over, wrk he ebeerevel, " 1 before I go home," IS intim!. Indeed, for onapicioas and caroti n of his speaks! ms under the impreemios lie will leave to-day together with this health and quickly nelancholy to think en bet acid bow r the mildnees d en:ining gentlemen 'Very tar, am I at soy time, but prompt action. Ibis hush governmast to renee at Paris? Of this government will I sense of justice. Or if you want rook t Signor fooled. th• to restore Mr. Barba et acknowledging tho 'au and the Attocter rant shortly to repo phase of things t rill In unchanged. Mel', Ave. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1858. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two col/werit. The railway share market to-day is generally steady but inactive. In • few cues, however prices are rather lower. London and North Western stock, after being marked 951, has receded to 961 to t. Midland is au wearer, at 981 to 1. Caledonian has fallen, being last marked 86. Great Western is steady, at 58/ to 69; Lanca shire and Yorksnire at 891 to 1; London and South Western at 921 to 93; and Easter Coun ties at 111 to t per share. The North Eastern stocks remain dull. Great Northern is flatter, at 251 to I per share. Most of the Indian stocks exhibit an advance upon the final announcement of the loan. Great Western of Canada shares, which experienced au important advance yesterday afternoon, are again better to-day, being marked 191 to 1. Grand Trunk of Canada have risen to 111 to 121 per abate. OILDINIIRT SRAIIIII LIM /TOOK& ja"ATI. I 7 a 1 . 44 6 7 I 11111= - 1 llea.WelcAmerVallis =..Tat i Zia Jaw ..... fi • 111 rell 10 Oa FA II as ! Oleuwal De. k •so Ow. mill I I De. I IL& le pila Dust, /VW About hi Dublin Jusilke . adirtUsiss• • _ _Po! O Ono Soft 41 . 111 epos t o. ram ..... 10 • Dial. D WS ft. 100.01 1104.110.1 10 Dikoewoilo,oo. bk. tD laanati k eti 0010 ... Is o. D D o. 110/ 10 Wadies aol Tatildea Do. do. ill Lauda 7 Do. 0 . 40 10 Si DWGI3I& S. Omit . ... 0 .... t RIS =11 4 . 4b 11000. D1 . 711til:::: La aka • Wanes- Loaikadarr a Dmild trali..llllisf..t Lowish De. Wm sad Nig 104. OLD...arm i invortis d 1..)%011de . . . so s•ftb =fi oudiiiiiii vif4.. Y 4 MIMI MIA , 0 i g. ,_. all Nardi Wm, min w De. • 10a. Itiatam—Diniiiii_ . . .".: • . 1 01 De. D. 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Ximp.Akeis.fia.pim. • p. rat, MO spar =UN INN! Dabajl sh. Nora Mal el AWL Est. MO N.lai.-10n.2. a. Pod. tre. I L A: IMO SlNftrailre 011ord. Wen. Wei. fp. d" Soya h_ S. Dr o. 1 Sot Aos.a... De. SI per oat. ..... .. De. lull SO mesa— South Weir Mt. 4 per el Da y , Tajoileollp.okho SITUPS ,ILWATIL ' , SAL =at i . or mai. bp as Cid Tim e my/ Pp& iFaa.— Ca i" ca...iftia.A.iii likrbraLt %AMA • Mx.. L ▪ sod L Tsmi Deck I Ow& • (LWOW .. 70 .....„i * ::::::::::, Sol laDos Do. Do. Caloailaa D. Do. 46 Guam Ai Us& ra 4 paa , o, o4 . 6=a ii = d ra Da f ,i pir . M. Doblooloi Do. ion. of Do We Wan aal Maar Do 40. Did 1n.a63 p.44.41a. Ir 4 lair halania .. t. New . eriateasiia. ligana. ft. Prow Willi:Wee Da ea ft do. 4.1 Da ila Malawi Mader thor op Dan par 0t. 46 46.,pay.. por / 7g. Do. :tor awl. ..... .... iii. arirt..... d ..•• Dwelt loads. Soa 11),IggrAcuPOIMILA 51ika57r(867i6747.7 ammo cha. pw =EL *awry MAIM I p.m liill if m Pie I Firs feer par ma. a. o t lllllThl at ftesas liek Neal pie WAL . , IL DO. l4 =lt e la g tijr V.ywor: :11 Ourers lora *ad /loft II par perm& IrTara II put 4 . l l l=st PIC Jr pitaml . Ips. Iftelbripireni I deolaws..B li i 5 Irpok U e r 11 1 " di II II a a r 7 rO a TO it 51 O 43 ▪ iletdh 89 als t . 8 9 U U I 4 dis Ili 112 N Y 4 1 i t die Ist N E 1 u .. • / N. I 1. U U N I is ~ ~ Clegft prices. N N NI ia ■ St ni 0 17 O N 4 4 SS IN 10 16 lip lii TA- NN N lei la * iii t 41. lesir Ul M li. Lib US ISI 14 II le 1 NI IVO N 100 101 li/ 1 - 0 i 0 GI 1 U .11.1 6 6 I 5 i IS 41 11li 1111 Dee LI Jr: , IN 11l IN 111 IN 11$ 100 101 IN as a la pa I N I : 'lit 101 l I I ON VI 8 I 1 POE 6 1111 111 II I Di 5. ... is zia Mil Nil It do 141 f M s se lON Cil ST 211 MI 111 I tl A 4 ass - 1110NBY M4211331-TILTB DAY. Two o'Ciooc. The announcement of the Indian loan has been attended with a favourable effect upon the stock markets. The funds have risen I per cent. In the other departments of the Stock Ex change there is little movement, but the general tendency is firmer. A rise on the Paris Bourse stimulates confidence. Indian railway shares are in increased demand. Consols are firm, at 971 to both for money and the Bth April. The Five per Cents have been dealt in at 1131 ; Bank Stock, for account, at 227 ; Ex chequer Bills at 365. to 40s. prem.; Exchequer Bonds, May, 1838, at 100 and 99i ; ditto, May, 1869, at 101. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanoed to 1011 to 102. Peruvian and Brazilian Bonds are in good demand. Other foreign stocks remain quiet. Bales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Five per Cents., 104; ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 103 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per cents, 811 ex div.; ditto for account (March 29) 82/, 82, 821 ex div.; Russian Five per Cents., 110, ex div.; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 911 to 911; Turkish Six per Cents. for account (March 29), 1011. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' opened at 89.95 for the account, showing a rise of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the closing quota tion of yesterday. The Bourn is described as " very firm and animated." The official particulars of the long-expected Indian loan were announced last evening, but not until after the close of the Stock Exchange. The details ward with the rumours recently circulated, as referred to in our impression of Tuesday. The amount to be naiad in the first instance, under authority of the act just passed, is Five Millions sterling. The description of security offered is Four per Cent. Debentures, for five years. The intervention of a contractor is not required. Ten ded" are to be lodged at the India House on or before the Ist of April, stating the price which the person tendering is willing to give for a specified amount of the loan. With the exception of ►he stipulation that no tender will be received for lees than five thousand pounds, the loan may be said to be thrown open for public competi tion. The first instalment of 20 per cent., or one million sterling, will be payable on the Bth of April ; sad the other instalments will consist of 750,0001. (16 per cent.) on the 10th of May, 760,0001. on the 10th of June, 1,000,0001. (20 per cent.) on the 9th of July, 760,0001. on the 10th of August, and the balance on the 10th of September. In round num bers, the loan will absorb about one million per month, a sum which will certainly not distress the money market in its present state, especially considering the approaching payment of the divi dends, and of two millions of Exchequer Bonds. Persons who may wish to pay up in full will be allowed a discount at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum. The description of security offered is not a popular one, but the operation possesses the merit of simplicity ; and a great main of capital has been held back for investment in the loan, especially by bankers and insurance offices. The only question is uto the average price that will be obtained by the East India Company. Some persons talk of par, and others of 98 per cen t At the Bank yesterday there were neither with drawals nor purchases of gold. There were scarcely any applications for money at the Bank yesterday. In the discount market there is no alteration. At Hamburg the rate of discount has receded again, from 2/ to 2 per cent. The settlement of the fortnightly account in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrov (" making-up day"), and terminate on Monday. The steamer City of Hamburg sailed from the Thames yesterday for Hamburg, with 82,0001. in silver. The suspension is annonnoed of Mr. Henry P. Maples, insurance broker and commission merchant His liabilities are believed to be moderate. Annexed is the circular issued : 4, Arthur-street, LA, London, March 24,1863.—R.C. iurn to be compelled to announce to you that lam to suspend my payments. The present depress's the value detain ships hes so roaterially affected my inseam m not only to prevenc my meeting all meagements, but also to mammy pawn &Malta. I have, thardore, to rasa the favour of yosr &Mendoza at a =wag which will be held at the Guildhall Cotimhoose, on Wamisday, the 31st in., at 12 noon precisely when a stainnant of my alas, prepared by Mora J. It ' Coleman end Co., will be laid before you for your emanation. In the meentime, trusting to your kind forbearance, I ma, yours reopeehilly, (Signed) Bunny P. XLIPLIII. The wheat market remains very heavy, and pro gress could not have been made with sales yesterday at a farther decline of Is. per qr. Since last Friday only two floating cargoes of grain have arrived o ff the coast. We are officially informed that the net earnings of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the half year ending January 31st last amount to 94,1121 lls. 4d. currency, which will permit the directors to recommend a dividend on the share capital at the rate of per cent. per annum for that half year. The traffic returns are at present looked for with mach interest, and we regret to remark that in several cases the information ispermitted to leak out in the interest of favoured parties. This is a matter which the direetors of some of the northern railway companies will do well to attend to. As soon as the amount of the weekly traffic is ascertained it ought to be at once communicated by telegraph to the Stock Exchange. The Great Northern Railway traffic return ex hibits this week a decrease of 9721.; the London and North Western a decrease of 6,4641. ; the London and South Western a decrease of 7661. ; and the Great Western an increase of 881.—compared with the corresponding week of last year. At a meeting held yesterday of the shareholders in the Alliance (France and England) Bank, a half yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per Dent. per annum was declared. The directors' report was adopted. Messrs. Davidson,Calthirst, and Co. were yesterday appointed agents for Lloyds at Kingston, Jamaica. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company from the 18th to the 24th inst. (yesterday) is only 2,2601., all on Bengal. WIDNERDAY Evnrnte. The Stock Exchange throughout the day was very inanimate, bat the funds remained decidedly firm at yesterday's rates. Only a temporary hesitation was induced by news that the Paris Bourse had opened at a fall—a movement which was attributed to the appointment of Marshal Pelissier to the English embary. The market for English railway stocks was dull and depressed, although the traffic on several of the southern lines exhibits symptoms of recovery. _ _ _ Consols, for the Bth April, opened and closed to day the same u yesterday—via., at 97 to 1. For money :the last price wu also 97 to 1 1. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Camels, for money, 97, 97}, 961, 971, 97 ; ditto, for account (Bth Aril), 97, 97 1; Three-and-o-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling peyable in May next, 991 ; ditto, in May, 1869, 1011 101. The government broker to-day purchased 14,0001. Consols for account of the sinking fund. Exchequer Bills have advanced, closing at 375. to 40e. prem. India Bonds, on the other hand, were more offered ; the 1,0001. Bonds were marked 26a. prem.; ditto, under 1,0001., 21e. to 275. prem. Very little business is gain forward in the foreign stook market. Turkish Six per Cents. remain quota 1011 to f, being migrated by the approach lug deduction of the half-yearly dividend. The Gua ranteed Four per Cents. are nominally quoted 104 to f ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are firm, at 81f to 82 ex div.; Russian Bonds continue in demand. As regards Buenos Ayres, sellers seem to predominate. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. EQUITY COURT. (Mon the LOWS hider.) THE GREAT SHREWSBURY WILL CASE. This ere, which has hien repeatedly before the public in omission with th e trial which took plan at Bta&r and in volved ea Mad Meats Important question se to how for counsel could came before the court on appeal from of the Master of the PAIN elioneam a hill fled by the plaintiff Captain Bards, raying a dome for the spoof& performance of as erne mat mimed into at the trial by the counsel for the de- Went, Moe. llwrifee, by which elm was to convey all the Metes to which she weeentitled, 'abject to an anneitykirliili. This comerosim, it will be recollected, took *oe be {new Mr F. Thodger (now the Lord Chancellor) sad Str Akaassair Cockburn (now Lord Chief Janice at the Commie :a and their junior comma, but the mange mat wee rely disavowed and repudiated hy the 'My sad bar Kr Simeon ,• but tt wee thee too kites **jury having 'boa . discheiced. Proceedings VIM takes is the Court of Comm Pier to enforce the ant to est it arida, end second, by attachment, = she the peered snit. The see was telly . armed Mg Thursday on the pert of the appellent, and Med spedilly far Ws morning for the pe=of hearing the reeFoadent's cam. lordships on coming Into court intimated to Mr. Kam* Mrs. fiwynfen's counsel, that be would not be troithist, • •• their Wads awe quite mob up, and were pre willugiveimiglaTAL They were of mmka that the laxspromise at fladbrd having beers entered Into without Mrs. Birynan's maturity. she wee not legally bound by It ; at all ...in a court of equity would not sperifically micro' it, =lame she had varied her position by her subsequent conduct, which she had not. The appeal would therefore be dismissed, with costs. Appeal &mimed accordingly, with costa. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. Y•II8ION•HOUSE. Jolils Sullivan ;mscietl iiriiltiaving bean found in paressks of 26Ibe. of lead, which he could sot 'statu torily amount. He had bens 'prebendal as Tends . It weit stated the a warehear an the beak of the Thsmr bed ban stripped of a great quantity of lead, and that the prendess were left without a wank or • dog although the giltraaas rould be effected era, by the blackguard lays who infest the watamida. It was proved that the lead belonged to the rends", alas" a, whisk one of the clerks of the proprietors stated had bra formerly watched by a dog. It was lowiner, thr the dog had bra withdrawn became no robbery lid hew coranitted while It was there. TV Led Mayor —Why, it wee beam the deg was tam away that the robbery was committed. How very abraid. The prisoner was committed for car math. Jamie Bose was charged with robbery. Mr. B. Home, chemist, B rid—The sZwee an airtime in my Os lamday wren liare 15th Mast, I found a la the on my desk. which bed eildentiy =it the,. by 'mistake. I left the Isar tars sad made sews *Was. I received Kai inametien, mad weal I. the pobastatits, sad then mde sme tartar laniries. TeMeeday moraing my houseboat produced seem 011Mbl 1 / 2 aid a oomb-rues sad two teper-boses. which I have no dente are my property. I mad the prisoner downstairs, mad milked him whether he was aware of the politica a which he bad placed kiteesit He said he we. sot. I the. pointed to the combs, sad said " You have bra =sal robbing me." He rad, " I bought them bar ane mare him in charge. The praiser acknowledged that he had cousmart the but said it was his Bret effector.. He th em said he the Lord Mayor to dispose of the tam, and he as eared to be brought up for Judgment at the petty mama ?eddy. GUILDHALL. _ _ Thaw Larration, ass described on the se • "bream of " woe *old at the H with the following agMawgawkopen s = • il Leranden sold—The isleseer is my husband, bit he is not living with me sow , as he turned ma eat of doors some time ago, deer which I have been ptting my living as a needleweenan. He came to my lode*, last night sfter I had gone to bed, and upon lading who it was, I opmed the doer without waiting to deem He said he wan td a shilling, but on my telling him that I had not even • penny, he requested me to close the street door. I did so, end he then said ha would mordir as, end bnmedistely attack me antral time end knocked me down in the peerage. Liter be had get me down an the met he premed him foot upon my ducat sad it was with greet difilcolty I Geoid coil for aid. The landlord eine eo my —'-sense, and seemed me from the =s Auks.* or I bathers be meld have killed me. thrown me est of week, as my for is es braised by his blows that I me not able to present myself it the ware house to oak for it. Alderman ilunt - phery—What ham he allowed you daft he Corned you out of doors ? Complainant—Nothing, sir. He dote not me pi seoesk fer himself, for he le living with another women, who keeps his. Alderman Hamphery—How has he got his living ? Complaisant—He was Mean yams in the metropolitan pace tome, air. Primmer—Bat I left that faros honourably, and have my eneldieMe to ahoy. Minnow Hamphery—He is described ha l as • kerthar c 4 =nnt — Yes, sir. He professes to glen lames in kagwaps, and be is capable of doing so, for he gooks Fronk poefetaly. He eras drank at the tines of tits assault. Aliernsa Hwepbery—Yon ars • very bad fallow, and I shill awed 7us to prime for one math with hard lab our, and eR tit and of that Inn you anent dad ens surety in 201. to hsao the pwa for meths who appeared mob askodshed, wan than moo . BOW-STREET. WATCH 10 88888 IN THI PIT OP T!■ ADILPII THILATIZ. Awes Trews wee chargodwttheteslhaga watch from the et Mr. WYliam Coleman, in the pit of the Adelphl 014haihmat aided that he went with his wife loot ma in Mr it MIA* Theatre. Him plea was in the pit new 100 Main • hille ear 9 o'clock be went out for a time, sod In retentleg Ile pros bad to pees by the prisoner. Revise slipped err the ben& ea which the prisoner wee siatiegate tareksbreil across to amid his wife m following be wee is this position the prisoner mode a et his watch, and got it away. It was =laway from the guard, the ring being broken and on the ground. Hs aocused the prisoner of r ltt him, and the primmer then put his hand under the sea d the watch, afterwards holding up his head sad &- that he had not had it. Witness took up the watch, the prisoner rid, " Thom you hare got year M. Mari de yea want f" Witness gar him to Prissier arise the Argo. Mr. Hell esoralliol M i r Des fW, directing the sortable be mete Ingehlsein the iMrisl es to the prisoner's oharettts. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. on uscrato miteaArx.) COVENTRY MEETINOO-.THIB DAY. CRAVEN STEEPLE CHASE. Fear ran. loathes, Loa^ Estates= Lan, Comet, The Huatemea, sad Fearing ere 4re, HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. Two mar. Mottles, Cbaster, Little Davie, Huntsman, Dosberry, Peter Soaps, Claudius, Ragleuters, Scuithmmor, Rt. Julio's, Itartlustopper, sad Rotterdam are here. COVENTRY HANDICAP PLATE. Ottoman Morena, °looting, Pr actice . por Praotiong, Shirsb, Chaster, Eogiegogro, Boftogrigoo, Amoroso Boy, Impatience, Chontrogo, YIICSOION oonovo, dad Woo dam are hors. of the South, Yeller OA sad land The cause list at Hereford assizes yesterday eon lard ealy was ease This wee se settee es s ballthr's till far bathes • wall, sad premise • sorry eatirtelateuat he W crowd of Imioleses who soak heir sash is watt. COD PlilDiao.—Th. Groetsock Adverb . ..re any. • rem saiseretel sad highly reernerative ea , fishery hos bra el ire pursued in the asighbourhoml of the Free wear, by rash Ikon Similar and Orkney, and the Chth met Orioa has bra purchseed for employment is it. Let two y gs , h i s , In as trip, took a bou t 17,000 fish, gook • about Pd. value; Is • second cruise they were y onsecord, it berg as narmatmon occurrence to take r may an 2.000 la or dr. NUJ:Moto= 17t Bczoots.—The Educson Comities of the Privy Caren have War a circular, with • view el ireeving the teaching at asedlswork mad house hold darn la girls' schools ander gormand inspection. The cinder Is pomaded npois • reccermadatiou by the Rev. F. C. Ces Inspector of schools. The here math der Sac sepostiorbir wdl be required to poems • meson able is ardiework, sad et the rune- sisnalas, boas wf bar I. berg aperneas et plain asedlework, oss as eassaisd by bassi; and • inatssrat from the e shiperriers whether the swear@ has bra receiving Wiresises Is say other kind of domestic industry ; female suedirlas hr Quires scholarships will be examined in anima NA maegimeat sod their deem, pressno, awl reseed bait. will be= as by the 11Uperlaiumilials it the various trek* PORWIII lutiwaya ShiswaiL 1 es ,at i kiL limamilm.. = 6. 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N U N 1 IMMO* to Immem ell If 12 14110 N lean Ase nsio bad an - Ni 72110 1 Illabiaaelea s all sd 1 re 12140 I Da Da. e a t I 14 ad 10.110 0 Tomei Liam el II Fps CIIMMI -.. 5 -• ,- MON 14/1 1.2 Dimes% . ll 105.101 N. Th om% Decks .... WY 100 104 N 121 KM N Ds. Iles LOCAL 8.8.121 NIZKEIV. !Aymara% 7(11011L-Or ameba Ms bum ham an cur wise Pin bale badaam delft 116tmalrad. o. 1 1 -oaaadalms,4ll 4-abnar ma Llaibmil. 111 IN- arlara 111 1144-mas laaambhc. N I-Ormi Wakes. NI 11-lamgab• T•Rlai Ilasalsa mai Nara; Walalls.loll I-Iliallad. Ng 4-111d1mak Milk Nl llok. II i-llorwlela. al 1-Taca am 4 MUNI li - NailAart. IN 41-Daira IN i-Illill 1 111 1 811 4 I Trask et Girds. IN 1-On e- raft= It CallaAk NA llisoneruk limas 111.-14 bas wee Mbar Naar. bat tiara was awl assalam. AM a at amaral tanlassa Marlin :-:7k allk-NoNeir o ll% 0 lli= A S I" p_ I i-Narlb VENN A. IN lalaaholA Nook lI IIN-IlavaNc. limmasol NA Aria IN laei• Ilm. i 4.-1•016 ilei. IliaansaaAa. lama -TIN usikall gal= IorAW ; SAII•ar dam awe la INN lannaL IN pram dead Wiliam a. 4alala. Ilawleihmas lislamOmmastl. lawn wav Arell ; War Neaa UM ; ieWAINNIrIi al IN ; AIiIaNSIEN r ant le Gnat Asx 'al*. NM. TRINITY COLLEGE Rucrtott, Dtrunt. The pen* was rewassel yesterday muting, Yr. Wray gra dually Mmerahig kis mejcsity used the den, at 6 o'clock, when the am hers were deemed to he:—Lefroy, 186; Gazer, 66 ; majority for Ithey cm'emoml day's pop i gl iTy THE GOVERNMENT INQUIRY INTO THE Comma RTOTII.—No Mat evidence being tendered yMF day, Mr. Commdmkeer Hayes formally; announced that the wee at an med. Ctiatoarry.—The letter-bags are conveyed between the Heath hallway-station and the town of Roth in • wheelbarrow, on which the letters " V. M." Iltolompously ontilescesd.—Beeefshirr leereal. OXFORD, WORCESTER AND WOLVERHAMPTON 114LawAT.—Ths maelpts of this compeay, including the fhourbridge Extreakee Gael, for the foret4lit ending 14th Mrsci, to,. beef 7,2471. 65., whilM those for the correepoediagot 1867 amounted to 7,774/. Os. 10d., sad the also inoledbg that of the Stourteidp Hatemsion CAW, 3,7701. 175., Wag at the rate of 60.77 per whilst thole for the oorreepouding period of 1867 is 3,8721. its. lid., or at the rate of 49.81 pm met. The sum ci 3W. Ifie 11d. being mosepta for the but her hotedglate .1 the half-year added to the 7,4374 Is. is above, mete a total reoeipt of 36,4721. Oa. 11d, es against 40,19/1. Be. 2d. for the m' lye dertnighee of de preview year. And the ens 16,1661. 16s. 104 hug foe the first roar krt. sights of the leelf-yeer, to the 3,7701. 17s. an above, males a eeml sagenditire of 19,3661. 16.. 10d, Wag M Ile rate el 0.31 pm mat es against 19,9831. 13e. M. far the cerreepeedise fire fortnights of the wedges year, sr at the rate of 49.71 per cat. pork.. M lb_ .;"pig i 4 tau ri _ SI r 4 • I 111 dls 111 it NI W I lam 411 711 111 N la " id id lit 111 xd 16 Us ld UT xd Ui id US 24 Bi 1 t - I i U II al- z. rg i 1 161 131 MIMS.- THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Very little business is going forward this mom ing in home mining stocks, and prices are nominally quoted the same u yesterday. The only transactie officiatly reported in the Stock Exchange is in Alfred Consols shares, which are marked 12. There have been some transactions in St. John del Rey shares, at 13 and 131. Other foreign de scriptions are neglected. A further reduction of 61. per ton ham taken place in the price of English tin. Present quotations are as follows : English blocks, 1171. per ton ; ditto bars, 1181. • ditto refined, 1201.; Banos, 1171. is 1181. ; andatraits, 1161. per ton. WRDNIIIPAT Ev =WM The mining share market to-day was dull, and rather fiat in character. In some cues priori exhibit a drooping tendency. Annexed are noes it the closing quotations, via.: Alfred Cownla. 114 to 124 ; Bingston Downs, 61 to 6 1 Bast Wheal Rowell, 6to ; 1ia11417, 14 to ; Vale of Towy. 26a. to 27.. 64; Om: 6to 4; 116. Day United, Ito ; Wbesl Bdward, 7 A ttr Par Columba 174 to 184 ; and Great South Toles, 14 to 4. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-71118 DAT. Suciaa.—The market remains inactive, prima are mai tante. Correa—The znarktt la firm for this article. A lasting cargo of Sc. Domingo sold at 455. ed. for the bleditemulean. Tea.—This article is Arm, with a limited demand. Rica—This article continues dull. 1,500 bags of Jars oared, and all bought in. Rog remains steady, but no saes of importance to report. Elmo= CCOlillllo in limited demand. flatrrgras dull of gals, without alteration in prices. Corrox.—Ns sales reported. In other articles no material alteration. Markets generally dull. TALLOW IiAILILET.-THIS DAT. The market is steady. Prices an geoid ss follows: Twin tallow, 68e. 6d. nett cash ; PWroWri Y.C., en the spat, 66e.; Marsh. 665. 9d. to 6.55. ; April to inns, Us. 9d.; Oet. to Das., 628.6 d. to 9€l. HAY MARKET.-THIB DAT. Mr. B. J. Davis reports tracts without alteration. Prise meadow bay, 88s. to Tia. ; superior do., 755. to 855.; interior do., 60s. to 80s. ; roves, 60s. to 80s. ; dower, 888. to 100 s. ; sicced cut, 70s. to lib.; Wow, Ms. to 30s. (BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-THIS DAY.) This morning the Board of Trade returns for the month and two months ending the 28th FeWeary, 18d8,were issued. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and two months, including only the ' enumerated articles ": - For the month. For the two months. 1866 1867 1868 Including the " unenumerated . articles "the aggre gate exports stand thus: For the month. For the two mouths. 1866 1867 1868 The following is appended to this manta's return:—" An amount of the real value of the principal articles imported having been much desired, arrangements have been made to add such an account to the usual monthly acocants of trade and navigation, Bat it is not practicable to publish simul taneously the value and quantities of the imports for the wee month, as the Custom-house cannot compute the value of the articles, according to the different qualities, origin, se lee forth in the current market prices, but must wait to be furnished with an average price for each article imported from the /*vend countries. The amount of the monthly value of imports will. therefore be necessarily deferred until the month following the publication of the quantities WM. ported" REMITTANCES OF GOLD FROM RUSSIA. In the following somewhat remarkable letter, ad dressed to the Independence Beige, Baron Stieglits, the Russian court banker, attempts an explanation of the coarse recently pa nned by the Russian go vernment in exceptionally permitting his house to remit gold abroad, at a time when other firma were virtually prohibit ed to do so. By artificial measures of this kind, as the Baron admits, the government hoped to prop up the exchange, gnd he even alleges that the effort was successful, in flee of the existing enormous depreciation. If the Baron's remarks Sr. to be regarded as emanating from the Russian go vernment, the government itself is convicted of igno ranee of the first principles which regulate the com mercial transactions of nations. It will be observed that no explanation whatever is attempted of the impediments systematically thrown in the way of persons desirous of collecting gold in Russia and re mitting it abroad. The Bank has virtually ceased to cash its notes in specie, only very small sums being obtainable by awl applicant. This is another point to which Baron Stieglite judiciously avoide alluding : (To the Editor In Chief of the Journal L'lndepemialsoc) I have not considered it neousary, up to the present tines, to animadvert upon the errors that several journals have pro molested respecting the monetary aides of Rase* and espe daily upon the exportation of specie by sty house for the ma ount of the government. But since these miainceceptfons have found a plus in • journal standing eo high in reputa tion as yours, sir (Correrpondenoe from Hamburg, No. 57), I will not let them peso without addressing to you some ex planations which will enable you better to spondees the nature and the character of • transaction ccoCtiVel and carried into operation with the sole view toppers' advantage, end he devour of those persons themselves who complein so bitterly of the depredation of our course of exchange. In fiat, my house has not exported one single pleoe of gold for its own aooount. It has laid down as • run neither to sell nor purchase the 0 half imperials," but at theft legal rate of 6 rumbles 15 copecks each se all those who are in Walser connexion with it can artily. As repels the large masses of gold that my bawls has been to mud 'surely u well to lonise as to Hamburg and Paris, they have only served to cover the draft' Saud for account of the goverronent, in order to put • stop to the progressives depredation of our exchanges. The opera/lon, moreover, has be perfectly 11 , 00011111thil, and it was imperative at • time when the crisis be foreign countries demanded an incresee of remittances, whilst we were deprived of our chief resources by the aeration of our expert trade. Happily these chleassienees an ameliorating from day to day, sad nada, lees pressing the then of having leCO6llO to moudenal cesmoures which of the navigation. and the itimulas that will thereby beien to our export trade will speedily reader altogether superittess. Finally, so favour whatever has bus conceded either to my hoer, or to other bankers, in Si. Petersburg or Moscow. IllaVe merely to consist:4mb myself en the hosier that has been conferred upon my arm, which has hew called upon to serve as the instrument Is an operation deceived by the imperial government tar the soh purpose ef aiding mar , candle transactions In the addend the uNse of a crisis which has borne haavil epee all the eachspga In Europe, sad which Haan has Men enabled to est over without ounelties of any tessoparreat la the hops darn wen abed • favourable reception to this explanation from one of your eldest end most zealous readers, I beg of you, sir, to believe is the veri l distinguished sentiments with whlolr I have the honour to yours very devotedly, (Signed) Baron AISIANDIUI nut mt. Si. Pacesburg, Feb. 27 (March 11), 1668. •This morning was issued an estimate et the sus 'erred to be voted or aconnt," tun or towards dare*, the charge fur the followiss civil ser i vices, to the 31st day et March, 1869. The argent, 477,0001., b thus appropriated—via., Selectee and memo et the Aloe of the flerebery of Stets for the Foreign Department, 16,00014 county cow* Wear and expense, 100,0001. ; Dublin sastrepaltan polio mbar and apiary 12,0001.; constabulary, Ireland, salaries and exposer, 150,0301.; public education, Great Britain, 100,0001. ; brace and art department, 10,0001. ; consuls abroad, including China, Sco., 70,0001. ; extraordinary expenses of ministers at for courts, 20,1061. suldhagThe road d ßisho z we d w Balia nimike bel kn is y g i odear ving ,....r.4=c oolloo b 1 be la rapport of • plan accredited by the misty, and which Urea detrain only 1 30 1 11.14 d, • assizting the colludes of retinue ••• • d ai di , sorry, is WM fell ot legadloria •• Whig sei as et Irma, their average MK , The et seder-lableg dakbe. I s t Lars say 1: they re le bare erwa— rion 7 c7owsal. than her them her gmourni. II