The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-02 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 2, 11159. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) M.NQOII-EOUII. ♦ DXAMXX IX A XII. Jaws 811•19. • . 1 1111 04 . al l== fellow, .1141 wee Mw-At helm Ailerons being • keartm. lkeemet Walsh, • fee:siting °Seer depred don lbe ffiIIMIKT led ibef young man mum le las es the porkies sight, shout 10 erica, fee the mans d Mk. (slated, bat as they wen both freak, wed be wee • ruerriestlotte ma, who dad not to hits adios zit such • nate of things to tap OVIe the . QIIMIlell be told then to go away Oes, aM owe to the moraine. Moe eirisg kin samielMe tootia, erg wing sway, terstehig la the waft se rensenlei melon Um toseolloely law ftom the obsser's sp rigit Instfoi ed !gal egpsarssee that lr Mel mod the Qum Ohm So b• said, " Halle, yew* Id• low, you've teem es/d/er before:" to Willa the intAro si :replied, .1 Meow 1 bare ISO tb• ' Om Is the let hada= of Foot, end I deserted beta bet Aggs!t, bat rto sorry now, sad wanes to week, be.. (Laughter.) Wittiest told bile be shmild bele Ide will, end, seeding fix a pollee mitres dm tab custo d mew admitted that ho vs. • deserter. and wee messes t• thee the authorities at the War-offlw Wes ?by *rite,l rti ctured with steeling • coat, value IL, ben the deer pot of Mon. Luck sad Tktultcs, eat etre% of lee t. . Z..hans Closroor, Sib - Want to the prosecutor, deposed the* Wag is Yr slisp he six the coat sieddeely tors sway, sad on noshing Ws Ohs street was told the prisoner had got it, sad setae sdhir Idea Lead its hiszEkst. rimer teased to give but said ha "anew seabeds cost, sem other bo y y thro it dose is the st=e phial It up, that was ell." Bass add that tale would sot do, sad sentsacod the Omar to herd hour for a ssosth. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CAI TION TO 10t ZZZZZ rsze. Idward Chau (ode!), sad &met Davis, therribed so a Polack imbiber, were chard with Ogg to tho house of Dr. John Asktiamsr, of 7, Hyde Park-piece, under the following 'opinion prelesce; aad, ea the practice is said to be rather prevalear, the pathic saanot be too much oa tasir guard. Dr. John habbarno and that on the previous night shot right rickick the prnoners premated theeneelves at his bee" sad were *drained by hie servant, they having stated they wished to see him. He was op-rain at the time; sZea . coming down, be thud the two prisoners In the room. Challis began a long story about Davis theft a Wind relative, sad that he was anxious to go to Halbsiegth, and then consmenced &rigmarole about Davis having moth • moat wonderful discovery of • farniture reviver, a bottle of which be produced. He (the dotty) asked how they dared come to hie hoses at night with each a frivolous Iseinesa, end, having been cautioned by the police some time premiinly, seat fora constable. lope:tor Combs said Challis had been in custody tor pars vino. and then he carried about a bottle of musk& TO other (Davis) he should he able to prove was the associate of a begging letter impostor, " Stlif-lsgpd _ _ cosatobte who wok them into ettrtxly odd they found Street Guide on one of teem. Mr. Bingham said it .01 a suss of suspicion, so strms that ha should act lot thous gs without bail, and should moss/ Iha be &quirks, WIRSTNUISTE R. 0•110T1 NOMBRIT ST ► ROMAN. Iliza:kw/. • tall, powsetd-lookisi worima,wei chary* with the isliswiasi daring robbery Widam Hwy Whim, • waiter at the Ship Tatars, iterderrressi, of wry email waters, said ha wee grisg hone speedy site v ealock this morsteg, end whim is Iltostrovisiol the planer st.p* laim ami rooks bode, mierelabes dirt, mess. onsrf,and • "oboe el Om sada. o wl Os bib& la saawcw m *skim from the stegintrets, ywerawabw sided lb dims ware two yeses ceseermd to dm robbery. Taliestr pet bar hand, rood his theset tightly, mid the ether teams held him hos babied, di thee ha could sot men. Paso" this took the bode and till the had got mme isis &Ow soy, .ha either woman costumed hold- Isg his iliddy. dm tins MS away oleo. He had nut dm his Reims, Ist psditelerly salted doe el the prOmit, so she MI am Is Mat of Ode the Om lOW list Irem Midst He pm a dosaimlea of the mod to • mil so with him arias is tree mmelmedeL p o i T ail sesdresties with What we ilia gems. bringer psi nand plastids ts the prossestor, bet Med to Meet myth*/ Is lar beam Thome W.*, SS I, slid at a swim pet It tlds oft lag be yes emseeril by the meetemor, who gam l's Oa of Os yobs'''. Witness went proposa:7r i t mod .mead was Moe al a Morseep, ad doily piemese n isi hoe be Tbare the mos." Wham' eiii Mr must go to the statics ; and, kittoi der her ilieslder, he raw soraerhlaq white is the mom, *Melt be diserwerld to he • poetics f the =tents of the temilia, owl de headleretwer th• edict... were weeded is was hand ups bar. She was so associate of the word of shenders. Peisesse was remanded. FTIII I. LUIDITN.—LIVZI 8/.lrlD UT TBZ Pouca.—Tide (Bataday) mats's& shoat d &dock, the lahalitaa's a Oakley-about, Lambeth, were aroused from the 4 elambare ET the epriartag at pulkomen*. reties and load cries of " fire :" la the coarse els is mamas It was bawl that Ike p. tones of Kr. Holdfortb, foraltore dialer, wore as In. Tito house wee a double ass N. 36, as/ at the time of the disaster co Sneer theta twasty-three prams ware okapis. thorns. Point otrpcont Thanatos, of the L dhii om , asd C notable Berne, No. 90 of the nun dirinas, upon reaching the bundles foetid it impracticable for ei,tht children to Ant their =cape, osier/ to the hated smote melting op the ateircen. A sae non at the same time to me of tt o frost outdoors, celled oat loudly for help, sod tben jumped to Uwe "nand, by wbkh his leg woe badly htjared. Tbomptoind the woo time ntrred by a tide door, rutted up th• otairone, laid boll of two cluldram—one ander each arm—but the nooks was .. dense that ►e mid not tread t►e entire, Rad In t►e a o t crersseens rouser be jumped from tbe int lauding to the tome), end ►asittn has &d the eh•ldres to Barrett, tnarsett again and reward Is t►e some meaner two more. Muir thal, with the asetstance of cometable Barrett, the other four were I dun eat in safety. Bed It not been for the receipt supply of watts and the exertions of the petit" the house would have been totally easewnsed end several lives einthcsd. The enflerer was tenured ha the Unice Fire• ware. - 1.2.101 D Isms OPINING 1:1 FR4WCL—It eight, we think, to be coon guwelly rememberei than It b trot no France eeepateh care through with out the anthei t4e Ct ie of the police. cod that the polies only mar etaisemente to are to r wbkh the Imperial Govern ment wiebes as to believe. Secondly. persona who are writing to wad from the continent should never lose si#bt of the fact that all letters that are nppored to beer in the rerno.est way on public affairs ore read is France before they tent to their address. Every letter that comes sot only public men themselves', bat from the goa.ipping normintoama of public men, ie opened, and an the more Im portant a ge, 'ure copied. The pollee have by long practice fuels • perfection of art in the opening of leVers as to defy all the little deers by which letter writers think to onto* them. We believe that this thapeetin of letters by the French pollee mends beyond the bolus:Wise of Freer, and that the instervil government commands wrens of know ing the cost•sta of letters f svarded through other countries. Every one, therefore, who bermes acquainted, however accidentally, wish awr farts that mien have a bearing on the coming negotiation., should think twice be'ore be commita to the poet a letter consaisiag anything whatsoever that he would wish to mown unknown to the French goverment. —Gmf vete of %hie day. Wlf.b..—The will amid codicil of the late Earl of Rip w are short. Ilk I weleitip la. boquested to bb crakes 20,000 i. abolattly, end ell she fartsitnre, Se , ani thy farm ing it rte ands life Mimed la the slates at rusucy.hestb, Akron. and Drakes. Lome all hi. manuscripts, tor reet,:ndenee, and papers t t the coon troe for her life, and then to ht. son. THE LANDINO PLACE At YEDO.—Now, having breskErated, we proceed to the hating-plan. It la low Wee shoals of bort, sod mat aoraberr of wee are .t work . . . In the . ..hallows. filsay ar;iewling their buts with cockle- 1 Arlie, scraped ap from the bank, to burs into euellast limo; olives are dredging fir shell-doh ; some See hauling the ; mina. Hers nor oh...emitter e us interrupted by • spy-beat pull og &Acrid', and the officer coolly requiting by moss seat in ear boat. We are frank with him, and recommend , biro to go in the He arelles, shoves off, and makes • tote of oar interchuge of civility. Hartle' of respect able ethers., r ily *leek men, of • well-to-do appearane*, aro gmlorked for a day'. plossare as the water; Achy ehildren aria with them, and every 'Man has s flatitsr-llse orer- board. We thought of lir. Brlggs—rwoleh's Mr. Briggs— , at Ramsgate. Is smother boat • lady is rested with hog children; her these betoken. that she is of the Netter order; her family are lAtigtallg sad trying to look eta braiWr which ' attars is tho centre of the boat, witibt obit site abaft in the meet ntationly ureter, and points out to one of her I daughters what she down, most worvby of notice is our I untinetby wive.. oar boat, and boat's crew. The pang ' lady, we are glad t“ tamer's., without being unladylike, showed nose of diet ~n-ii close fear of the paw man its ' gonersl in the co. modes. East ; which histaits•• ewes • het., r state of sorivl clvilivattou thus we bad bus led to expect by whet we • itr mood et Nengssaki. Se ma kt the boat drift to enjoy all this, and, se • satursi 441114 eitwee, drift on chore Aces to the loan. Tbe pellets or qy b.ot korordistri. work. Itself into a fever, and the Aker is moat anxious we should know *hem the deep water Wallis.; to oar lauding-place could be found. To aid to the fat, all II the little bays sad girls of the adjGinigg homes two ost and corns ecampering down. The poline-otlicer is la an awful I ▪ ; 1, urge, them Lock, •••• his fen, exp os tul a t es w i t h thew ; bat it la all sqsaly smoke ; so long as oar bast mains on the mud, so In, does yoleg Jap to stela staring into her and at tit —81 , 1,-41041'8 Iforwzow, for April. TH3 JIIIRDIR AT ITIB23IIOIWICH. lutist Airsuaroox. Tie murderer, J. Oetie ses t, zlll=aetwitht staadiog the severity of bib Ho dee ate awe to radios the geld peeks le deb blo Mess hew - gland % e t tsit y Arles of is ideas et the terearr's kn. This time see two eelioseea la etkadoace spot his idea ems le bileat la Awe= het of his bsig la be •of lie der owl eery steatite Hee w gollesera see les minellal et tiettoate 1p time he is emeseily al nod by ad* sad by day. The sight le Weed • end me sad the week east cheerio" to I t it was psi% dr it. atter tree thus paid to hie to mere his recovery, he east ewes* maker his oleo area the scaffold. The wing" ma is nadir the legerolte that he will PICRIC Ho mesas illy away, hawser, that his injuries ses lee Hem to seer, hint to peso s his calling as a mime, gad has sierly disrholl eels et geeing his live liest Oa Welimailey elleirsa, hi wits wee buried from the hem ef bar sesther, art nee the. bey yarda from the Pie chamber at bas hashead red marlsser. The terser' hod mid into the siert assdyhddd prems, Jaen log tha during les Nee a barry seem presaged. Corbett miderst t ed t tut waskes of the arliement whet Isigaed without His ottlaiele by load eigthw. sad by other ▪ triel to dreamt themes and divert his steatite, bat it vain. The abrade wee Weeded by some young members, lite the murdered wean , of a sick ear= club. Theo, so is the teem on each °maims, 'sag s hymn before leaves the home with the corpse. The strai might the murderer's ears, and he rare trey 4 deacestra tkna of grief. He bestow. the warmest sedation epee his two sans what they are brought to him, sad hogs that they soy be taken care of. The eider (c:x years of age) is with the mataraal graadmother. and the younger (four years old) is ha the rams house with the father. Corbett hoe szpressei an aversion to see no one who has =en allowed to enter his room, but strktly enjoins hie act to admit the man Evans. This is the seas, it will be remembered from what was stated, who connected hie own criminal.) , and shame with that ol Corbett's wife. He is a married man, with three children. He was dismiseed from hie work Immediately hie employers knew of what be had been guilty. If Its does tot have the naighbourbord, he la likely, it is said, to a:petiolate Lynch law. - - - • - If Corte t should survive, and is then sufficiently re covered to admit of it, he will neat week be removed to Iltaturd Owl, sod plaoed In the Infirmary theto. He Is • velbbedlt 'mug man, wits 24 years of age ea the 30th of list Jaw•sr', sad has been in the Staffuldakire TM ITALIAN OPERA AT DRUST-LANE:The for Steaming wawa at thie bows are Wag as with greet activity, sad SHOW apnea aor will be epsred to command INICCISL OS Saturday het Me. IL T. Smith, attaeded by .scat, Sl. 37.07.;;, - .;;;;;ZT Boalo ns and vast Mr. Laml q by =tweet, fo , the parsons, no doubt, of arranging the of that subtle diplomacy which to often shapes the &stied.e of the theatrical world. On Sunday worzleg Mr. Lumley started for Parte sad Kr. Smith aid M. Map'aeon followed on Monday, so that the three great inanegers—Smith, Lumley. and oye—wers then in the Preach capital. In addition to the powerful company previously engaged, Mr. Smith hew completed snowman:oa with Mdlk. 01Inspis Cori Ea. a pupil of U. Blade, and a most charming deesessie; 111tille. Bea chetti (from her Itaiesty's Theater). Dfdli.. Pasgoak, Idatthi (of the Grand Opera, Paris), Mdlls. Dania (from Turin), and s-oris other eektritisa. Stases Wild., the talented conductor, has been engaged. and Signet Ofsgfial and Till ua have be.. lonclndad . with for a haw prima al two t o ro th. Ndlle. 19arolta,.who is to ip, s liikaids of Old Drury Pm, with her beauty luedtaiie, My Was Pith by ream, sad we expect that obi w(11 drab a grad aeowtloe Mn..W. hear that errag "unstable a! the I(Zo and Bents Beanpole, the Remus Ambeesider, have tem their boxes at Dntry-late, and the ceasing lemon may a. be looked forward ti m one of the meet brilliant and prose paws ea nomard.—Sres. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT-GARDIN.—ThiS week, the Opers-besea, Covent-garden, ro-opees for the we eon, with several Imprevereents in the staircase end mite mays, to which we IMO lately alluded. made, orb teem of completion. The new floral WI, which will form ea toper last adjnact to the building, as to the market, cannot be compiled for some weeks. Lo-king to the untie of exit- ; ways, as of chief importance, ws find that for the ground story, moth side, two additional ways will be provided or mak available, leading into the floral ball, one of them tram the lad of the eatrance-bull by way of the ho:- lit alm a end the ether directly from the pit-corridor. There wM sleo be aa bee staircue down into the hotel hell se at an slit-wee from the landing of the grand skier ire of the Oedipal tier of boxes. On the north side, tho improve meats of simile character coexist of a new external door way for the staircase of the amphitheatre sells. At the lost opeeieg of the theatre, the mew was from the pit. corridor ; sad the .Ultras' was made to serve for comm. McMinn beware the different tiers of boxes —the viritont to the amphitheatre stalls wain sp the gallery stairs. Ths (Nook's to Chia stranger:rest were remarked upon by us at the time. Ths sow-latsoded appropriation of the stair case mentioned to the purpose for which it was designed, however, has seamed to render noramsry se additional ata'r• ems to servo exoluaively for cornmunicgtioe Wools tha ✓evered cow idom—pit sad boxes—on that side the house. This letter stain:tam has now Igoe completed. It is con structed of iron, and Is carried by the girders of the Booting. AA there was no spare for turning the staler, they ars planned in tinbroltsa flight., sad ootsseqesatly it was neces sary to cut one of the girders at each floor, sad again form the commation Unwept the retina of the girder carried by the oilman and the ethical bearing on the well — en ohleet which is attained imply by the introduction of a piece of the form required for Mad-way le the one Bight, sad for ✓apport of the flight above. On the exterior of the building, oe the mem ride—that is, to Ilart-strost--sll along, a pent house coverts" over um footpath has beam constructed of thick glee, on cantilever tossers. The coverlet: is scarcely wide mouth for pr tactics In all awes, but will he of sirs vice. The haildieg seems bkely to he troll adapted to Ite STrand the interior promises to Is highly effective.— B s ithkr THE New LIBRARY IN TM! MIDDLE TEMPLE.— Stem the fonerlation-etoes of this large beadles' wee laid. in Auger* kat, very coarldorablo progress has been made with the worka, althoneh the walls are being all emir:meted of stoma, sad most of the windows—sores of which ore as • large rook, and to be filled wi h alsboratety-monldrd Ira orry—tegether with all other portions of ornamental and other masonry to be exoeuted le the ease material. The walla Ere now /muted up above the sills of the recond tor ' windows, and their embattled traeroms are being fixed. The circular clone stairmon at the north end is is an advanced . . Mate, aid the sill of the great north window is already att. the tinter roof, whieb, what complete, will be a Ilse cum* ofcarpentry, is also nearly 111 ruin sem. beteg la preparation at the contseekues extensive premlnn in the Belvedere road, mid will, we un derstand, be ready for Ruing am boos es the walls an raised to the proper height to receive It, so that an time will be lost. Wr, are informed that the bookcases, will range all round the pritripol library. to the heirht of about nine feet, above which the wags wig be farad with Bath stone, brought to a tine face. The large principals of the roof will rest firmly es large recalled sae enriched stone corbalii, of very effective design. When completed, the new building will form one of the ' , went and hastiromeet libraries of the kind in Londou, in the DIIMPStie Gothic style of architecture. H. R. Abraham. Rap., is the arehiiect for the stricture • Mr. Myna. the builder ; Mr. Rowland, the clerk of 1:orks; and Mr. Sims, the practical foreman for the contractor ; both of wham art wider the rpecial supervision of the erchi'sek— Beildiny Yews. THE PICTURES AT TIIE NATIONAL GALLERY.— The following Ms sew ;Archives were placed In the gating on Thursday "St. Donk& u the lestitutor of the Rosary" ascribed to Marco Znppn. 2. A small expensive piety , * of " St. Francis cost onplating a Critelli," by ?gip- Dino Licii; both from the Comatili Gallery at Ferrara. X. A Ware representing the "Deal Christ," with other figurn, by Marco Palusemoino. 4. " The Wedowee admits! the Child obeying o her las," by Marro %mitt. 5. " The 'adames aid Child." by Oisnabalthda Clam da Congellano. 6. "A Bind Portrait of a Lady," by flattish Zelettl. Besides these accessions to the example: of the elder mho* in the gallery. a very carefully liniebed picture, by a tlvisig painter of Belginm —"The Blind Beggar," by Dyekaassr, of Antwerp—hem bees added to the pietures In what is rolled the Plemith Room—it is a bequest from the late Mho JAM Clarke, of Regest•etratt. _ _ _ THE WhASHtlt TM MI BALTIC.—A letter from lietehere .tys There lass ham a mat change from the social wea , her of spring, trbielt had this year been enjoyed Man earlier period then usual to the lowa portion of the Banc ; end they are maio feeling there la all its timer, the inclemency of mister. Thera hare bees not only "harp beets. but tiler have been aceorupankd 1.1 , h falls of snow sod psl•re of wind, by which mach damage has been sus triad both on the land and on the ors of which more may bare been tbnegbt new. as Iran having been so lows exempt tries each visitations. they were no longer expected, and MPlerwe so longer so well prepared as they would hare if they had had to msoonnter them at the accustomed awe 0." RAILWAY TIIAITIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways la tle trit•Al Xiogdom for the week ending March 26. mounted to 430.R121, sad for the corresponding period of het year to 411,3301 , elbowing sn Menem of 19 4821. The rots receipts on the eight railways having their tettnisi in the meteopolis amounted for the week ending es shore to 179,6901. ; ant for the corresponding week of lest war to 174,0491., showier en isomer 11 6.6411. The resew en the Great Western. to 1,1791.• on the Loads. and North Western, to 3,347/. • on the Lendoe and Bleelkwall. to 1341.: on the London, &fettles, end South Caret, to 84//. ; cn the London end Routh Wertent. to 4161.; sad an the South Sant-ens, to 1.4861.; lots/. 7,4061. But from this must be deducted 9861. the decreer on the teeters Counties, sad 7791. en the Great Nostlra. Werra 7791. In r shove 6,6411. The mentsee on Na ot bee lines In the United Blandon, arsounted 261.1221 • and for the serreepoodlng period of 1868, to 237,2811. 116111 , Willt so teenier of 13.841/. la the receipts of Gwen lien; wh eh, added to the IDOIRM.e on the coetutpolites linen, mate the total Immure 19,4821. r ocrparel with the oteresponding week of 183 E. SHARE LI4STS.—THIS DAY. Two oTILowL The railway share market this =ruin has shown steadiness until within the last half-hour, when the heavier stocks have been rather more offered. In several instances a trifling redac tion is presented, compared with the 4 o'clock prices of yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 941 to 1; Latioashire and Yorkshire, 94i to t ; Midland, 1011 to Mut Western, 681 to ; South Eastern , 211; to upir share ; Berwick, 921 tot ; York and North WA land, 781 to 4; and Caledonian, 82 to ex dlr. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway shines are fairly supported. Lombardo-Venetian di shares are quoted 11 to 11 pr m., and the new, to 1 preen. East Indian Railway stock is steady, at 1021 to 103, and the New Debentures at 11 to 11 prem. N. taswaa I °'=zr I Vitt ; 11 a it tr tit a 66 a Di Ed redie l tr; ewer 0_ 1 1 =dr a 1. Oneatim duke. i 2 Sa e t2= It realir U. r a un. Ka' Ir l i a tTrat ": 111, alb sok Winos MO . Woe. i Weirs •a If INN . 163 •U ~aft W me— sa :r.i dM. In. 1.1119 e I Ds. p & p ito NJ Wad Di. sllail As. Ts ii i f — diam N N Ul 113 941 99 1 01j314 911 93 99 191 9 1 414 76 77 1011 1011 ..; U 13 ei I i N I 4. 6ii 681. xd es Ei I 1 I I I Gi MO =I " ON Ti 94i • 93 se U 1! iii ii :di 101 1 104 111 114 116 1 3 : 1 3 : 14 fi ri 111 119 no no 10 1.4 19 Si 11 he Of ad 46 a 14141 ;0 111 fi n a te 101 17$ N I 1 1- 41 11 }OO 101 Ili P iN 1a ni is ir IS 141 11 IN TA N 111 111 A 111. 119 id 101.1181 yWAII _ c4 _,,._ F ii I! OW i. POI a . 6, I la 'a oar i ins la MI, I § 1 4 1 1 1 2. pez SO Ui Pa 1 Ms C it Ms ills VW rim ILINTI M IN Ni as vozztoir 01 112 111 17 le HS 144 It ft ltd in 411 44 111 IS 94 91 MI WO II II IS I Ips a a .. - U 7 10 ei 71 IS U K 99 II 9 n...sPolairt pi acs wet. it sses $ par al %.. .1 tr.L.n:li: ma. IL lotTo t. Da. el miliel;:il. *Pit& - II per it " 1 =r,...4. ne 6I ptrami A wort •••••• i putt. 'mei 11 . 1 sa- IND ••• OD = .. WM i i NMI MIN AD I- ut nt 11j 13 Wir.i twee.' tr? I p. De. 6 p. C. ow,. Leer Tow Nods SU Deb. roleps.l37l tiled 00,6 14,. I . Pippo, app..las.P.lsa. 5 5 I il 51 IY ~f I" till tit len I S *U iDo. — dO:ap — .7t:ii — r.itCTeti I toii.dl 1091 zd MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY Two o'Ol,OOW. The stock markets were steady during all the earlier part of the day, a sale of 60,0001. Con sons for the account having little effect. Within the last half-hour, however, some heaviness has super . . . tined, and the funds are now quoted about eine sent. lower than they closed yesterday. In all de- partmenta business continues languid. The telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet come to hand. Consols, after standing's! 964 to 4 for money and the 7th of April, are now dull at 951 to 4. The prioe for the 6th of May is now 954 " buyers," after being quoted 961 to 96. India Stock has been dealt in at 219 ; Indian Four per Cent Debentures, at 981. to I; India Bonds, at 14s. prem ; Exchequer Bills, M v 324. ery to litt a le . pr m.; business here Ex n ch d e o q n n e er in ßo th nd e s at f 1 . 00. gn stock market. Tartish securities are rather weaker, the old Six per Cents. being quoted 93 to j, and the New Loan, 79 to 4. Spanish Bonds are inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows:—Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 211; Russian Five per Cents., 1101; Sar dinian Five per Cents., 82; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 301, 31 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 79k. The steamer Ceylon will convey to the East on Monday no lees than 956,7731. in specie, of which 857,820/. is silver for Calcutta, including 390,0001. on account of the government. For China tho silver remittances amount to only 22,3401. The demand for money yesterday was active at the Bank minimum, and the applications at that esta blishment were large. To-day is the last day for the payment of 1,000,0001. on the East Indian Railway debentures. The amount of the mercantile engagements maturing on the 4th is likewise large. The dividends will be payable at the Bank of England on Friday next, the Bth inst. The 76,2851. in gold, by the Teviot, has been pur chased for the Continent, and it is believed that the bulk, if not the whole, of the 146,0001. by the Copenhagen and Water Nymph will likewise be sent away. Tho steamer Tyne, from Brazil, is expected at Southampton early next week, with 16,2691. in specie. The steamer Magdalena will sail to-day for the West Indies, with 7,1201. in gold. The Warrior, fir the Peninsula, has taken 2,400/. A parcel of 25,000 sovereigns from Constantinople was sent on Wednesday into the Bank. It is a rather curious feature that a considerable number of these coins, which probably found their way into Turkey tattling the war, are as bright as if they had just issued front the Mint, the inference being that they have been hoarded in the interval. A farther sum of 28,000 sovereigns is expected early next week from the same quarter. On 'Change yesterday afternoon there was a moderate demand for bills on the Continent, princi. pally against silver drawn thence. The rates, which in nearly all instances are quoted about the same as on Tuesday, are shown below: emeterdarn, three matthe, 11.161 to ; ditto short 11.14 to 4; Rotterdam, three lisl e} to Antwerp, three meths, 26.124 to 17t ; beset, three meths, 13.61 to 4 ; Puts, three days' sight, 16.6 to ' 10; ditto, three month; 26.278 to 321 ; Frankfort es-the-ales, Owes month; 1174 to ; Petersburg, per tumble, three mouths, 364 to 1; Times, et to., three 11.00 to 11.10 • illtba, three month; 11.06 to 11.20 ; Madrid, dine meat 494 to t ; Cad* three months, 49 t tot; Legfugs, <brat meths, 21.10 to 90 ; Genoa, three metes, 26.421 to7i ; Naples, three menthe, 401 to ; Palermo, three months, 121 to t ; Messina, three menthe, 124 to 4; Lisbon, 90 days, 621 to 4; Oporto, 90 days, 63 to t. The Paris Prase alleges that the new " General Society of Commercial and Industrial Credit" will conduct the negotiation of a considerable amount of the coming Russian loan. The sum of 49,4001. was on Thursday paid by the Madras Irrigation Company into the Indian Trea sury, making with 133,7211. previously . deposited a total of 183,1211. received as payments in fall in ad vance of calls. The whole of this amount has been subscribed within one month, and, added to the 47,0001. received as departs, makes the sum of 230,1211. standing in the Treasury to the credit of this company. The new Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted this afternoon 14 to lk prem. It is understood that the Stock Exchange Committee will, on Monday next, consider the appointment of a settling day in these securities. At the meeting of the Western of France Railway Company, held at Paris on the 29th March, the di vidend was fixed at 15f. 60c. per share, which, added to the payment of 17f. 60c. made on the let October last, as "interest," makes a total distri bution of 34f. for the year 1868, against 371 f. in 1867, 40f. in 1866, and 60f. in 1853—the year of the great fusion. The continuous decrease in the com pany's profits is partly attributed to the heavy charges for loans. The meeting of the Orleans Railway Company was held on the 30th March at Paris. A dividend of 67f. per share was declared. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 174!. An extraordinary meeting of the Caledonian Rail way Company is called for the 13th April, at Glas gow, to approve a bill for making branch lines to the Wiliontown Mineral Field. The cargo of the Copenhagen, from Melbourne, consists of 2,166 bales of wool, 1,124 cakes copper, 17 tons antimony ore, 4 cases wine, &c. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 30, compared with the pre - vions weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation lane Circulation active 20,918,220 Increase 666,035 Public deposits Other deposits Ornammeet sweeties in banking department Other securities in banking departrome 17,357,488 Inman 449,394 Coin sad tallies in both departments Berea day eadother bills 3,058, 744,853339 Demean 6 9,362 N 9,362 Red Total raserve(notr depert atiooln meat) in banking 13,117,260 Decrease 890,100 The remarkable increase of more than a million in the government securities will attract chief atten tion, since it accounts for the large decrease of 890,1001. in the reserve. The increase in the Bank's " discount business may be considered to be fully counterbalanced by the increase in the government and "other" deposits. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following total", viz.:—lmports of gold, 302,8571. ; exports of gold, 341,1291. ; imports of silver, 1,093,3231.; exports of silver, 670,8931. RANI OF SNOLAND.—IIa Adaawa, mama w Oa AA TO sad eta Via, aO, tar tha lank Vas Weansetar. Yard. 1). IMO. 000 Wad dir,104,961 urn • • 04 11 4 0 . 0 ; Gold Cotes sad Maas maws mum Asc. 4133.U50 /173.4(4,950 , Immo.. 0.04.1....1•4.5A557..)4. Dierth.,5118.016.2LT.,,, se.ett 4211..knuatas mi ..... ... ...... .... aog.4. ill, lu.guti. 1.1.14 Wsls6l Pablo DepoIll• (induct Annuity, kluesol., Am Doak., °'''''Dbt.artd'."Vi...lilociH°") 1 1 .711,914 Go lirc ".l and 811Ter Cala— 11 111 1 % ° Other Depeit, . _ LUZON SIM limy as 4 Dews .... 744.03 6{><197,W31 —, 1113,1114 Mint 71, 149. M. MAIM:IAM Mar es (49, ,111 a, With reference to the silk market, the monthly circular of Mews. H. Waltham and Co., dated yesterday, reports as follows : There Des bees a fair busineas traseaded fa silk during the past mouth: and although the hoots tends an still the pricepal operators, the demand far export has (withal, shown rome improvement. Ile d-1 versa for the month an 7,226 balm, about 2,200 is axons of the same month last rear. The Chian letters renotly delivered report II teements for the month 4,600 bates, makiag the total to dot. s 60.000 bales, of which about 59,000 bales had been shipped. Un sold stock es the market 2,500 hales, chiefly inferior deepip- dons. Pokes lust *Amami somewhat, the aiming quotation of No. 3 Tress being 350 tads, equal to tilo. 3d par lb. ham Izabasge st Ethanotat, 6s. 2d. Bengal silk continue' very lassasabis. In Italian silk than is 10 altarstkm. The Admiralty require tinders, on the 6th instant. for the conveyance of soldiers between Woolwich and Bermuda ; also for the freight of stores hem the Thames' to Hong Kong, Port Natal, and Gibraltar. The steamer Britannia has been taken up to carry stores to Gibraltar. _ _ Consols, which closed yesterday at 951" buyers," for money and the 7th April, opened this morning at 951 to 1, advanced to 951 to 98, and closed at 95 1 " sellers." For the 6th May the last price was 96, " sellers." The official business report is as follow" Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 94, 1, ditto, for account (7th April), 951, 1,1; India Stook, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981, 981; Beak Stock, for account, 226. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 325. to 359. prem.; India Bonds, 10s. to 14s. pram.; and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 98/ to 1. The foreign stock market was quiet. The New Turkish Loan was rather firmer, closing at 791 to 1. The Six per Cents. of 1854 remain steady, at 93 to /. Mexican Bonds are still inquired for. In the market for bank shares to-day no alters don occurred. Miscellaneous shares were equally quiet, the only feature being a fresh decline in these of the London District Telegraph Company. Eget and West India Dock stock was marked 126, and London Dock 901 and 90. M1N.E.9.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs: In the mining market this morning a fair amount of business has been done. Shares in Bast Wheal Russell are flat, whilst Wheal Bassett, Wheal Margaret, North Downs, North Robert, Soctridge Consols, and Tinoroft shares are firm. In the Stock Exchange Wheal Bassett shares are officially marked 190, and Tamar Console, 2. Dan Mountain Copper Mining shares are in de mand, and are marked is. ed. and 10s. per share. Bon Accord Copper have been dealt in at par and orem, and the shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia, at to prem. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market: Business has not changed since our last report in any material roped. Copper finds few buyers, bat holders of foreign are pretty firm in price, nod Paella Is without change. Tin lase responded to the high quotations for hence in Holland, sod become dearer, with few sellers of haute or straits. Intl is mostly that and prices area shade weaker; spotter msintsles very f e lt the impravement of last week, and the announcement_ yof the reduction ot atock by about 800 tons will doubtlenly confirm this. Tin plates are in better demand at improved rates. It aware that the next dividend in Wheal Basset will be 81. per share. The amounts from the mine presented at the meeting on the 29th of March were considered very satis factory. The Worthing Hitting Compen's advises from &nth Australia extent to January Mb, at which date the mine was progressing satiefactortly, and the erection of the ma chinery was being proceeded with with great amtivity. There was• good lode in the shaft sinking and the 12 Whom level, composed of black ore, mnndic, and quern. They had commenced smelting successfully, and expected to make a good shipment of nests's' in a few weeks. On the 19th January there were 45 toned ore 11 produce at the smelting works, and 114 tons on die Mille. Time were 66 tons of about 20 per cant. produce. JOm ana and litsT:= arE;ll - t Nal. said to IP M i. t a urx . ron ih rai. i E szitimr. ........- =AU aii rip*and =ism -.. • • ••-•.- an rC ..lia. _..T.c.i: W ow* Vilma nriaatt 0 .4 o u re MI OV .-- Union 16 ,4 us = I= Ir L L lir/ IW.; - - a. IN '"'"' • op. N.N. I& 40 _ . IR. la • a , bad &..L oin Dad. Palk Atataaas . IN Opt Yam. A. 74 0 a 0 it. lie De. I .0 T p.c st. 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OILDINART IMAM AND it COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW WARIEBT.—(THIS DAT.) The mate: is steady. Town tallow is gaoled 620. 61. theft cash; Yetembant Y.C. on the spot, 635. 88 ; Apro, 611 e. 401 to Imes, 68a. ; October to INlCollitAff, 63c 13). to 624.911 MAILEET ATIMllOllB.—Town w, 66 ; lat by ditto. 10;d.; yellow Bantus, 640. 91; melted Mei, 40a. rough ditto, 245.; tallow gram's, 16a. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Davis sad Company report trade doll for biy. ?Amu me Wow hay, 72e. to 80s. ; superior ditto, 84e. to 138 a. ; Warble. ditto, 665. to 60s. ; rowes,6os. to 705.; clover, old, 935. to 1065.; ditto, mcoad cut, 86e. to 90a. ; straw, 24.. to 28a. COVENT-0 ARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of twist things continues sufficient for the cla mant Retarded grape are marly over; new ones just coming in realise high pilots. Pine-applea are not very plentiful. Ripe atzawbaries may mow be had. Barcelona nuts realise 20a. per bushel; Brasile, 12a. per bushel; Biemlah, 14s. per bushel; almonds, 240. per bashed; and the finest dessert chestnuts, 20s. per bushel. Kent cobs are seams; they realise 86s. per 10010 e. Oranges fetch 3s. 6d. to 101. per 100. Among vegetables are will some healthful cauliflowers, which are brought fr..en Cornwell by the crateful. Greens and Fr.nelt bens are very plentAL French salading may be Lai in abundance; alio forced rhubarb and seskale. Omen peas. broad and French beans, new hart carrots, and globe artichokes, of foreign growth may now be obtained. ils.t samples of po tatoes, are rather dearer; other kinds feel less money ; trade heavy. Artichokes fetch from 4s. to 6f. per dozen. Cucum bers abundant. Cut flowers chiefly comdat of orchids, gar denia., beliotroper, camellias, violets, mignonette, heath', and rues. 1111.1317 . . Piro Apples, pre M., 64 to IL IMAM PL boatel, is to 101 Grip.. um pa lb., 00. 0110Ses, Mr MM., Is SO la al (Unwearied, penpence Lamm, pee doa..ls bls id • Pcors. per dos., 4. to is Cobs. For Itt., 104 Lk srowlog, poi d05.,1141 to is TWA A BLE. Catiliowersoseb, id to 44 I Oder& D. ivviL. ti o l l d I emery. p. dos. bunches. Is to lb Looks. par bu& _ 34 Potatoes, p. too. tos to Lk MUSICK em IS.4 o ii LIS pre be,. *5 to aeon pm tn. re se per eel.. to e t lottams. goesoose.l tole et new. is to 1800 ml. worm Is tole 44 Omni" per bond. 44 to id ftilvkisr L to Is 01 Temigo. pea benoh.44 to 44 Have LIMPba LN IV L Spinach. p. sieve. Is Gd to Is Batas IM P lieiL, >id tia la id entombs.% inch. Is to 3s Rrsla , per 11 14 bidets. II le 44 Bee[, pot doz.. Is 13,1 to is Ilivcevolo.. to 41 BAITING AT A JAPANESE VILLAGE.—The road weird as to acrith.r village of cousiderable extent, where functionary "Number Two " managed to that Lord Elgin that his home required hefting, mad that we, only an hour awl a half from lunch, required refreshment In s peaoh gar:lea. To the peach-garden we west, though that fruit was no longer procurable ,• but the place was pret.i v out with trees, mass, artificial lakes, bridged., mid pleasant sum mcr-boures end verandahs. The establishment was under the man a gement of or belonged to a lady, end as soon as No. 2' functionary had awaggered about, and enlightened them seta the imp Mout I:onions Lord Elgin and he held, arrangements ware made for :enrichment. There being no than in Japan, we threw touselese at Vol length upon the nice clan mate. Several low tablet., just With enough foe people tweed mow-legged the ground, were placed near, and then the hosttn upon her knees, commencing with the mobaasador, presented each tenon with cup of tea. She was a remarkedy good-looking, ladylike woman—nothing could hays been more graceful then her manger ; and the posture of kneeling, accompanied by a I.tw bow to signify prostration at owls feet, le the custom of the country, wren every subordinate protester himself in the presence of his superior. This loving-cap basing been tree ntr d, et* stood aside, and directed her aervant a to place fruits and other re freshments before us; her teeth were bleck•nol, and conse quently she must be a mandrel women, though nn bestned appeared. Pootibly the was a widow; but if s y she had decidedly reached that stage of widowhooi known as that of mitigated woe in the mourning warehouses at hone. We are undeckled up to this moment whether to ascribe our being a....oPenthedvi jedmutfporkoialsybryporlthde:ugc:lyfobffaaunotenttrLyidguodees:bn.fNtrum2esi,tb"lbblisorbtmhormeli away in the distance, we sawsuch pretty girlsl—Blaekwood's Miseathe, I,r April. PaErrr ACCENTS.—Sbe had the foot of a fairy; the arms, neck. dashing eyes of a little brown huntress of Dim.. She had brought • little plaintive accent from home with hv—of which I, mei qui row perk, have bend a hundred gross Cockney imitation, and watched as many absurd disguises, and which I say (in moderation) Is alarm ing in the mouth of a charming_ wcm on. Who sots up to say No, f 'moth ? Yon dear kiss Whittington. with whose he fate beedealt so unkindly 4—y*l:timely Mies Nicol Jarvis. with your northers burr I—you beautiful Ilia Molony, with your Dame-street warble? All accents are pretty from pretty lips, end who shall set the ttanderd up? Shell ft be a rose, or a thistle, or a shamrock, or a star and stripe ? Tle V irginiata, Nn. 18. SCENES AT YEDo.—As our cavalcade neared Tad°, it was certain that It bed been expecte I to re!urs by this route, and all Knegawa, Omegawa, and the Ohs- Meseta of that part of Yelo were there to stare. The crowd at a Lord Hanle* chow, it the old days whets ash glories were, caw alone bring before the reader the Idea of such a vast mesa of human beings thus brought togetbi r. The pavement, side streets. and honors were fuel; yet no insult was met with, end no hindrencs reflect:l. La pieces , where the crowd in a side street tbre,teetd t, blcck tte thorough fare by pouring int, the main street, a moll *el of rope or atriag was snatched WNW from oumer to corner, and no one dared to break the fragile barrier. la the sub urb*, at 6 pm., cowrie was bethirg, ant clouttiases first, enotleetyaferwarde," seemed to be their motto. Is. ROM cases the tube were out•ide the doorway', and the family injayei themselves in the open air, robting V.:nab ob:ea down .n the steaming hot water, with cloths ; Ohne had their tuba to the TOOK on their growl flours, but the front of the bow's n ee perfectly open, end the meaner la which the fair Evert stepped out of their bath., and ran is Nara et us, lidding a etesming but and equaling babe, was • little startllon.—" A Crates la hipline Sisal wood's Nagn.tim, for Aprd. q , I