The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-07 00:00:00

• THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY, EVENING, APRIL 7, . 1860. • TURKEY. TIIE FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP. .MINES-THIS DAY. SHARE LISTS---7IIIS DAY. ' BRITISH Yonalinnuna. -0.- • . -..-... eh. I 141 I RAILWAYS. I 7 °666 447 I tol p. i. st al . We have received intelligence from Constanti- ' .------- ARREST OF HEENAN. Two o'CLooz. 1 an Athinthe &WU • N 96 - le tie t.. the . ..Nth ult. The opening ...f the Rama- . Two o ' ol . ool . M. 100 Boan.Bar. &C.lagfop.e. 97 N - /Ali was proiLiiiiiisl •.0 the 23rd, from which day 1 estenlay afternoon the greatest sensation was The mining market to-day is quiet. The cr - „ Notwithstanding the heaviness of the funds the 18 19 Do. do. I - i 4 Na - _ till the Korai') the 11l i l 'ands of the mosques are masted is "Pelting circles by the receipt of a telegraphic de- et...,_,,._1iel treennetielin, .._,...._have been in Owes in J an Do. New Wheal unv Wheal market for British railway stocks to-day is very o mi Buffalo &146.11141ma1a 6 - - - ollotruiliated at ..it ht . This Naleimetau Lent takes leach announcing the fact of John Heenan having been mnr‘nai.,, ‘ 67 • 11 1 8 mo 11 6 •110 0 11 T 71 - II • • ice the tiiiiili 'wont!' of the Turkish year, and tweeted by the Derbyshire police at the village of Trent unit", Whoa Nelson, p.o. Treloweth min . ' . es. In firm, with a continued tendency to improve- so all Do. Preference .1„„ meld. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has rumen if 100 100 Buff.,Brant.&Goderieb - _ Is strictly ole.orted by the mon. devout Muftis/. Lock, close to Barton-on Trent, and committed to custody. the Stock Kaohanei Bast Basset °hart. are -'p.c. Ede, Aug.! 1872 - 447 id. ,„.. 'iodi c b„, m ,.... ; j i ,,,..„.. er; p n ,... ve d e a s u sua l , adro Life Mateo that it received the telegram from a sports. marked 106, ex dm. ; and Devon Great Cowed*, per cent., and most of the other leading d es c r i p ti ons endonsedbyßuff.&L. II M 87 from ito i per cent. London and North Western' 100100 Do. Ju1y1,1673, ditto . 73 78 - - . t...pt that the functionarieo leave their ./glees at an Ewa at Derby, and that it wit to the following effect :- k i lind 460 . no 100 Do. Janet, 1874 , mite yo 75 109 .arlio•r hour. Prince George Stirbey, who was aft_ "Friday , April 6. -They have just apprehended John ere are inquiries for St. John del Rey and . , . , and Yorkshire , ass. Calcutta &8. Eastern par 1 pm stock . te now quoted 99a to I • Great Western 69 to 118 to t • sanowfure , so s oner,tooctopc.caa. 1 1 Ms English and Australian Copper shares the former ;"` no•iteil at Cray. ive. after making • speech to the Heenan at Treat Lock, and got him in Derby Ica - up ' 1031 to 1 ; Bout Eastern, 88 to } ; Eastern - .I.octors, is which he spoke disrespectfully of Prince twenty minutest ago" " This announcement," says the are marked 231, 231, and 231, and the latter 2 20 6 Eastern Be # die 20 7 Oeston, gut ig yer cent 1 1 dis St. 103 Fast Indian - 101 1021 10$1 II 1 C. has l ava taken to Ruchareat, and i s t o be I same journal in its rennin's, " naturally excited our surprise and 21. Green Northern Copper (South Austrahal Counties , to t ; Caledonian, 901 to 911 t ; and Great Northern, 12e to 113. 20 10 Do. Extemion F. - have also been dealt in at i prem. par t m - tried um • charge of high tteanon. Letter's from , sad vmatim, especially when we came to consider the spot Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are = in 11. Do . inlMM•nr• . 100 all Do. of p. M.Debent 1 - Pormia state that the government has established I where the artier took place. We instantly communicated the 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. The Indian and C 100 all Do. ap. ct. do sot in - a lesstal .riiiss in the principal provinces of the I fact. to Yr.Wdlies,a• the proper representative of Heenan lines are firm. Great Western of Canada Railway 20 all Geelong & Melbourne 21 - d na 216 empire, w loch will prove m u st serviceable to coin- in Loudon. The indignation of that gentleman was not less COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. shares are in better demand. no all St. 100 Do Gran . 6 per ct. Pre Trunk of Ca f. da 36 93 94 914 niervial interest.. \ dreadful accident occurred on than our own, and be and his friends all agreed with us 100 all Do. is par ct. Debent. n yo - •••-•-•----. ORDLN,UtY BEAM AND STOCKS. lOO all Do. 7 per ct. INI - the Eiiplirateu, at Hiredjik. Eighty persona had i that if any persons ware to blame in the matter they were 100 all Do. do. 1667 73 76 ff einleirked in a .raze I boat to crow to the' Heenan himself and his companions, Mr. Falkland and Jack TALLOW MARKET. HIS DAY.) , sh. i rit I naawAYs. I C l N l qu eicea I I " 6°40 100 all Do. d . 1872. 72 74 721 opposite Lint. WititoT a tCnsioldlle of the stream I libiedooald. Roineme bed bees 1 that Tom Sayers that i t t a i nc vlrtumll an dy que4fit i. a holliday, M aad Mininau the re l y etale"gali the waft el ' ft; 10 pimb.,Not.,Bort.&ll.7& : Mid i I°l rja. Bt. 100 Great In di an Peninsida 99 soof NI 10 6 Do. New 9 di; Si the bottom of the hut, giving way wader its load, ' intended to obtain the arrest of his, pponent, in order that b dere. Topa tallow le queted 54&; net ,soh , Petersburg ig g a n Birm.,Wol. &scanty& a -- so so ,8. of Indies. a y . M. 11 1 die - •.ink, awl only right jo•eo.n e eecap e d. he might retain the belt without another contest, but such Y.C., cm the spot, als. to Ns. 3d. • all April, Ma. ; May fle. 100 Btrk..lan.,&Chasalene. 29 II -9% a OtWeet Poach, Netts 121 111 la 13 26 all Blackburn ui 121 - 201 18 Do. New 7/ 71 dis 101 an accusation as thin was as warmly scouted by to> Anse. 844. lid• ; Oct to Han, de. - e_. ditto, 10 all BMW end Time - •-•- MO all Do.Bda,pay76,opttlNO 97 90 (; REECE. all the American gentlemen ail by sureelves. Why 111 Aexwe AnMallile`-mn tallow , 58 a 644 fat lO all Boston, Siseer4,46l•Mgi gl 1 1 100 all Do. do. 72 opt. till 00 97 90 Be. 11 14 . • yellow Russia, 575. flool. ; melted , 4 16 . i St. 100 Bristol and Lastrat - Falkland or Macdonald should have selected Derby, mesh i n :, 2.4„ ; tallow p,,,, , 16 .. Good dm ", 7.. St. 100 Caledonian - A letter from Atlien*, of the 30th ult., , nays : ' above a ll places in Ragland, for the training quarter. of 50 all Cork and Betake - -.-... et 100 Madras Guar. 44 per et. 88 90 - 1, hate 1 ? amemi. , e 4 Partial cheat.) in the winistrY, their man we know ad, nor can we possibly conceive. 90 all Common Bl 0 --. Bt. 100 Do. do. 6 per et. 974 904 - s•°° I'n' th e re-nil of a e"net Intrigue H. Hen , " , the Had it been their deliberate intention to have their SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) 10 an Do . AA no div. until 6 - - - Bt. 100 Do. 41 per et. Eaten.. 91 98 n.luot,r ••1' pi 0...•, sun he. a rertlartal by M Pot!. who hehl " , i , „,..__. have ,_ better ~,_ ~.. Means. Davis amd Company report trade steady. PWeew 6: :1 1 1 r;ibllnt,cilLtl" _ - Jae. 71 II a - 20 10 Do. 4th Amen. do. _ 1 Or dis 91 Bt 100 Melb.Corp.Op. Cl. Bonds - - - - it.' Ake t hrioe i .ars ago, sad retired bemire the court a n .s. '" '"" co '''' "`"' Bnne '''' a p'"'''" earn " without alteration. Prime meadow My, 78e. t0134e. ; ft- 26 all n an d., p er tl y & mea n , _ _ _, 20 ell N. Brunswick & (hied& -•-• perssiled on • .•ourse .4 policy roodemned by public their object. It ii only A few weeks since three g. rior ditto, 86e. to 9de. ; inferior do., flOu to 70a. ; ranee, se 100 mat Aegean l7 18 17 1 I elms A cap. sh. - ..pone.n. In the ministerial changes which have Well Were tried at the assizes in that very town for .to 70a ; clover, old, 90s. to 116. ; mooed out, Wt. to It. 100 [astern Counties l6l Ili -• 10 an Do. do. Land do. 6 7 - i i i. 100 Pastern Union, Iltect• IS II - 911 all Do. do B cap. do 0 7 - occurred donna the last 'ear, the government. in • ' being concerned in • prise-tight . In Derby gaol were 90s. ; strew, 275. to Ns. at. - 90 all Do. do. Land des 5 7 - ' 4. ' 4 ..1 4 /P I P . '" I° .14 own Pirtle', ban n'adatake Toni Paddock, Harry Poulson, Callaghan, and others, an last Suffolk - 99 6a 0 (Limited) - - had revolves to .eras e s rate men .4 the opposition COVENT GARDEN.--(THIS DAY.) 10 an Ditto - - -. St 100 • - reds 99 101 1000 4 riot in comical , on earl! as des leaders would not content to take 0f11,..- em 111 " 4 for many month for • • v )1 . 9 91 l egeta .es are and dear. Pine apples N. 100 Rdinburgband i dii - 91 Do. Panjaub without a Meal change a sys tem . I n c0... Tw0 , n e the, with a pries•fight, and the whole county has long sa d grape., have not sinned d am . our L a d re p oe t. Be MO Idlnbra,Perth, Dundee :1 SO WI 191 St. 1 00 Do.lndStlflotg. Op.& 94 le - . recut evade In die univeeeity. the Monister of Public been known as the most dangerous place for the members Good apples an d p eat. are sc arce , The former con. 10 all Forth and Clyde Juno. - - -, 10 18 StAndrews & Quebec A - - - - 10 1 ded.landted.SeriP I dit par laameta's hr marshge'l ' lii to realer professors ier, • 1 cif the P.R. to select for their sports. It is sot impossible, Mt of Golden Knob, Bees Pool, and Wykee Pippin, fi k, a 100 ~,, Gl ues' & 8 .... - Western .............-s all I " iwnshi. ' ..._ 81 " a law is ....d. wass.d ...s fer J ud it''' w "" however, that the matter may vet be anticably elided, s o d ...4 to.. latter of No rt... Moorin, Reerot Ranee, jj,. r 5Nat,...1,=;„,-------- ,r, lit mg g -.. D D A • 117 ias 11•1 MMi LIN/A !AMYL) AT FUND RENTAL& Th .. " 1 :,, b4.1 . 8 ... e r - t .. at 4 the tw rwi m.... plinnir k. h i : ‘7, iir t he ap l e "i la m n s i a , rt inep an i. that the :fight may yet come 'off . --although, of course, it is eed oood lewe bs e Benrria n.u. I. °m•Ns pe, lb., ar im • S le p . A ntifni Hiud nati choW ant. a llik . 1 1 , Do. It Nock 129 sn - a Mil far the 91110,0000 r. demanded by the three imp able to bring it o ff on the day originally Iliad. for pla co nting, 16s. per busheL Rhubarb, and St. 100 Cit. South& West. ars ) 112 115 s a PM Grest Western - a OriTid - T - RAILWA2II. I Closing prime I Sales. on eol ON 1 110 Se 100 Buckingham& Sewed powers teed ohs Rethwhikl low smiths order Heenan had leveret narrow escapee from snout preview to a ea k a l e are furnished in tolerable quantities.- lo t.. he v diticumel - prohady before the Fordu holt• ' he . St 100, Do.StourVaLoen.Stk. NI 65 -- to Lon& &N. We 96 100 - arrival at Trent Lock. In the neighbourhood of Bed- eta' very dear. Green peas may be obtained at high pip& Bt. InollanauddreM Yorkshire 103 1031 miti i 0 M. 101 Chester and Holyhead - disye-whins dm chambers will adjourn kw • lasudi. Potatoes realise 4s. 6d. a bushel. A few new frame ones Bt, 10u Loudon and Blackwell 67 ea 2 4 11 8 ford. et :Sam , and other places he only enaped by a (to tondo. & N. W. 61 514 - meede. A sub . :lee . fi,ftge my . He .. is out is gaol, may be had at . frem 3s. to 55 . .. per pound. Mushroom. is in. . 11 100 u Los eacii. Britto tr n h6L att ik Ccost ik ll Oll 112 3 12# St. 100 Ditto 61 per cent. da It 7. 124 113 4 I THE POLICE COURTS , Cu still be had in small quantities. Cueumbe - but ia corral of the superintendent of police, awaiting ce, Bowen . hied ...., a i orc hid s , er d ea i na , v i o l ets . St 100 London& Northwest& 981 Ka IN 4 1 St. 100 Ditto 6 percent do . 112 114 Bt. 100 Clydesdale Junction to 103 106 - - • (THIS DAY.) bail. This we hope will be quickly forthcoming, to enable ni * eariette , m ak e , ma l e ., b ee al ia , p rime l., soroo k uog , 124 10 Do. 121211ths leas Itt„ 100 London& nouthWestem 92 99t 311 1 1 Caledonian ? - - . ..- him to leave the county." sod roues. U all Londooderry&Colerain. - - - _ 0 MANSION HOME. A Derby correspondent of the Menekesfer Geordie* of 25 all Do. and Ennisidnem 12 13 St. 100 Mui„Shef,&Lincohish. Et el - - 26 all CoLchelrr t Sto ro m i alle ( L . , 16 17 Si. TOO 1 1 1 0 0 t hFr,r a tilt r p ti F. 119 141 _ - Miir V isn't.% AND anSVANWI act this day supplies the following details of the arrest :-" On Tie pArAL EICOMMUNICATION.-Mr. G. Bowyer, 10 2 Metropoli tan ll die - 11 an IL Unlon,Harw. 5h.,11.C. 4f 44 - 1 /mood .Vierrier. .4 I, Swaa.baddhip, Little fismasilley, Thenday afternoon last, Mr. Clarke, a detective officer of M.P., has written to • ootempoury as follow, :-"I see St 100 Midland ZS en Gloucester & Dean Fo - 1 it•ir. t ateatrect, watchmaker, was moaned by Mr. C. , the Leicestershire ronata i n d nry , arr i ve d i n D er b y arme d that, by some mistake, your trenelation of the ave led Es- fit 100 Do.- arm. & Derby IM 96 96# 11_ rest to Gt. Western). - - - 1 sh- Danl. of 3A. leadenhaletnek anemometer maker, for 1 vi ,,. ........aa for the ...... be . i . et Heeegat i . The communkatiou ts the decree as by two 60 all Mid. Gt. Western "Ira) - - 100 all Hartlepool Dock & Raft - - - c 0,.„,,,.... 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle - - - 50 all Bull&Siby I toYAN. 11.) 110 112 - solos fully abet:wing hinieell Is. Ms employment, wield i- a - officers, styled ' P 0440110 a 1 Carew ' and b lllider "•'•"•-•". 26 all Newport Aber .&11ere. 10 II - 26 all Ditto 4 Shares _ - - 1104 1 the atatiste. Leicestershire Aker got the warrant backed by a Derby. The feet ie that the title of those allure is Cursor, •10 9 Newry& Armaah.def lf 24 - Bt. 100 lanoashm and CarliMe - 1 Mr Keswil apprered for the preasemion, aid fir. Buchanan . shire magistrate (Dr. Reygatcd, and at 10 o'clock on Thum- Latin term, signifying an officer who sieve •a process, Ike. so all Newry.Warrenp. &Roe. - - - (to Lao &N. Welt). 1911 109 2001 . h r the ilefence. ' day night Superintendent Shaw, of the Derby division of I beg you to earful this error by the inertial of a letter at. 100 Norfolk - Bt. 100 London and Greenwich - It Op pared that the defendant had been in the employ.Si Northern Counties Um 41 2 dim - to South Eastern) : ... II GS - the county constabular y, aconm ied b y Sergeant Lowndes or ot h erw i se , ••• ..i• w ill_ , oth erw is e cause much annoyance to 69 Bt 100 North British - ' ' raa • • your MOMS. catholic rowers: - l o t bee ~.o r s 1,,,i 1,..,,, hi . 4,,, m ,,,,,. 1 . ,,,,,s p r i de , ', wt . and pidweconstable Hallam, and the Leicestershire officer, MEWING OF Tlll2 JOCKEY CLUB.-The annual B e t :11 u North Devon Rail. il D. - - Do. A - - - - St. 100 Ditto Preference do__ 115 120 St. 100 load., Tilbury, &South. - - .041 it he gave the complainant • fortinglit's notice. proceeded in a trap to Trent Lock. They arrived there end •to Peto and Co.) 96 97 - meeting of the Jockey Club will take place at the at. 100 N. [astern-Berwlek - r Mr. Sheppard 141 boo he was sorry to hear that, and asked stout 1 o'clock this (Friday) morning, and put up at r!C enj w Rooms, Newmarket , .et. the races on Wednesday 26 101 Do. CO.N.Z.Ptire. I 1 die Do. Leeds 47 47 # omit. ,to Norfolk) .... - - - bon to nuke it s Mouth . as he del not think • fortet's ! Deacen's public.houne, where they remained until five in the Craven Meeting. At this meeting the accounts for ~itt, lw 6l ell Manch.,Bult, & Meek. - 1 teat, yea gait*. fair. Defendant mid •' No, he should : . 78 76 7 461 41 toL&N.West&MIcL) 11 21 21 St. 10 North London s , at ,h„, tin,' h „, had a ,,,,,, aa , m. ., a . ; eanionnunn ,uel _ _rick. At that hour they sallied out and proceeded to the year maim December 31, 1859, will be presented by '''. 10 0 we- York - Bt. 100 Midland Bradt to Mit) 96 07 - • Own owl , "1 Sb, very well ; then I ' ll let you into • . the Navigation inn, Trent Lok, which is kept by Yr. the stewards, and the senior steward will retire by rotation pt an sj onh aa w ed ... J.., e ad his sucemeor, as provided by Rule 1. It will be 20 179 North ' Staff . ordshire 24 612 e - -. la 5.6 Newmarket Beryl:Men. - avret,"' meanin 4 lb it he ar..ukt summon him. From Rice. The river Trent ferryman let them into the house, that the Challenge for the Whip to be run St. 100 Oxford,Wor.,& When% 42 43 411 (guaranteed 5 per ct. - to Eastern Countles).. I 1 pm - 'ha time tilt the I ). ll ..ntnii Thursday the .kfclelant ' and they at once planted them elves at the bottom of I:r e t "d october shall be made on the Tuesday after the July le an Peebles - 50 ell Northern & Eastern 6 - 1....1. ...rooting to conopleon.ont's so. ot mt, ',e. t .a veil' , th e maim, awl asked to see the landlord. Mr. Rice meeting instead of Moeda). or Tuesday in the First Spring. 20 all Portsmouth - p. ct. to East. Conn.,' 67 68 - IV inattentive to hi. Juts. , . ..mint in very late, stowing ot oi _ theyasked him if Heenan was not i n hi. There will be a baUot for the following candidate. :- i s . , nn a li '„,,,, Rh Y,V 7 ,-,„„ tral 6O all Ditto 6 percent . 511163) - - - 114 116 xd - • p• 'lime two or three hour.. awl then leaving again. Mr. came. and Callon Alexander , Fag proposed by the •of Beau- ge. - 4 4 - aid, si -- g . 4 ts an Preston&WyretoLon.& - 6 sheppar.L finding th at lie cool./ not get on with his , house. He replied that he knew nothing about him, so- •• fort, and yeconded b Mr. Lowther; his Grace the Duke St. 100 Scottish 'Midland .BtAL 86 til l 24 34 - S.W. Alane&York.) - - - • I rer.....0y work, god anoth. r malt, and put him in his place, 1 cepting that he was there on the evening preview, and hadSt 100 Royston. _Bitchy. and -of Rutland, pr. by Lord W. Powlett, and seconded St. 100 'Shropshire U n i on_ .... 47 49 Shepreth MG. N. .... IN 137 - 6 sod then thr ' / ""' l 'fit a n" he sac that came " 11 gone somewhere to bed. Two of the officers-Sergeant by the Duke .r e ße t an i fort ; Charles Towneley, Req., of 10 all 'aininsiourocaMeere. 11l 24 dim - St I bur/ & Hereford - a it.- ThoorosLev after he hul gt.es nonce, walked up into the ' La,,,,,d,a. pa 4 ble Hallam -thee Townelev Hall, lemonlike proposed by Mr. Greville mid 81 ' I°./ Srmlb °mon 42 44 - to Mr. T. Braise!) 106 106 - • •iii•li.j. where the iitlicr man . u,arel packed up his 40944. - - and - le "" a a prmeeded BP. emondnif Admiral EOM ' ; the Fad of &medley 'loco- 88 844 sai 11 8 St. 100 South Eastern 12 all South Staffordshire ito - lb rhea went t .. the . omplainant for his wooer, sail be was ' stain to Heenan's bedroom ; but the bird was gown. They St. 100 South W a l es 66 67 - bv Almirel and seconded by Lord W. Poirfett. llr. Weiss& lO4 11 - it l avi for thaws. day.' work , although complainant stated i searched through the room, but only his shirt, trousers,- St 1 100 Wilts and Somerset (to - andßeaThrvic: ~ C. WIATEMUNT, Beeper of the Ma' - ' - ion.. St. 100 4. Y°l.kall ' A Rive? Dun 75 8° 20 all Staines,Wokinghro.,&c. 6 8 - Great Western) 9l 93 - a 0. ,t tu. , 1444 net at risk the whole of that time. waistcoat could be found, they being on a chair by the mIBAND TRADE AT COVENTRY.--Oreat din. 25 ell Stockton & DarliNtoon 90 40 8 0 1 Mr. Burhamin z.ol he was °simile.' that his client, who 10 all Wimbledon & Croydon - N la Pm 18 114 a ...t , niiti,i th:d h, had oilw.ovs lweli treated kindly, wee very side of the bed. They, however, had an interview with t ams ex i sts the • t h e • 26 0 I Ditto ditto ong operatives engaged in aheadlto Load. & Brigitte& 14 81 - ..,,,,.. e . to. ut op on lou.irirm for I self. and had NIVIId. O'Donnell and two Americans, one of whom said he had wade in this city. Since the French rutty Seat an_ 11 _!. 1(1 9. I Tirl. Vale - S 4 100 Men.,Shet,&Llncoinsh. el 63 - " 4 . a i r :•F? , r " ,.... ifilir l i): 11t 141 43 - I - TRY V inTll an AND arIIVANTO ALT' this day supplies the following details of the arrest :-•' Os Tie pArALKROOMMUNICAIIION.-Mr. G. Bowyer, 10 3 metr o polit a n ll dl. - _ _ I Itonii , .Versiler. .4 I Swas.bnildigs, Little flwasalley, Thursday afternoon last, Mr. Clarke, a detective officer of M.P., ham written to • sale , as follows 1-"1 see M••.r.r.te-street, weichineker. line ■ estsllimeed b y M r. C• the Licadershire constabulary. arrives! in Derby, waxed that, In some mistake, Veer glands, tms b eg the igine y - • g g St 100 Do:" Bina &Derby IM 0 0 100 Midland rest took Western). - - - F ta , o 60 all Mid. Gt. Western (Ire.) - - - 100 ail Hartlepool Dock& Rath - - - rue leant .1 &I, Leadenhanetresa ehmsemeler maker, for 1 . i& . ....... o , f the beo&o ,, of Heaven . T he communisaliou represeute_.the„,_____neeree ae re , b .L.„ --- 100 all Newcastle and Carlisle - - - 50 all flulthBlby ItoY.&N.IL) 110 112 - untie fully alarming himself frees his employment, mania i al - or •PPre - 25 an Ditto I Shares .. - - 110 I tie , delete. Leicestershire officer got the warrant backed by a Derby. Thnfßrf;ct st y led that 'APnctn tho li t i c T hir c.wcaw a t h ' ,.." d a k . - I • *lo ' 4•r i a C . - 4 -- .„ . -.. 10 .0 9 W ie ewpo ,fly& rt, 44774444 Atar %%em s 7 10 3 7 1 3 1 - Bt. 100 Lancashire and Carlsle - i Mr itamiapprered far the pressartion, aal Mr. Buchanan . shire magietrate (Dr. Heygated, end at 10 o'clock On Thum- Latin term, signifying an Alter who serve • a pewees, ho. 10 all Newry.Warreep. &Roe. - - - (to Lon. &N. Wane 1. MI HO 2081 _ . I. e the defence. day night Superintendent Shaw, of the Derby division of I beg you to correct this error by the insertion of a letter at. 100 Norfolk 8t 100 London and Greenwich. - • It aware., that the defealant had been in the employ - ; - to south Eastern).... 0 GS - manly o theinstabulary accompanied by Sergeant Leonides Or otherwise, as i t will otheroser emote midi rdinoTance to 6 8 0 c 70 :/ i lorthe.o 44 C i rties Un. 4 balls 611 xd 61 ni St. 100 Ditto Preference do.. 115 120 - I !neat .4 the comphonant for About ten years, and for the 1. 4 h."„,, h..' i„.,. n hi. f„,.,„, n ,, n. 1 ..0 , 4 Friday (noel . and police•conitable Hallam, and the Lei ce stershire officer , your Roman catholic readers." i W. all North Devon Rail. .1 D. - - ' MIMING OF THZ JOCRRY CLUL - The annual at an D .,. A _ - - St. 100 Lend., Tilbury, !South. end to Peto and Co.) 96 97 - - - ~,ht he gave the omplainant • fortneght's ootiers proceeded in • trap to Trent Lock. They arrived there meeting of the Jockey Club will take place at the St. 100 M. &stern-Berwick - r Me Sheppanl tobl him he we • eery to hear that, and asked Weed 1 o'clock this (Friday) morning, and put up at amt. to Norfolk)._ - - - r Do. Leeds 47 47 r era ew Loom, Newmarket, after the races on Wednesday 26 10 Do. O.N.Z.Pure 2 IWs 47 Os L o u to make it a email., A. 1... del not think • fortnight's Deseen's puhlic.houne, where they remained until five in the Craves Meeting. At this meeting the accounts for ate i t:: 78 71i 781 1 1 61 all Manch.,Burt., Mink - i retie. wee quite fair. Defendant said - No, he should : • lock At that hour they sallied out and proceeded to the year makes December 31, 1859, will be presented by Do. York ::: jai North Condon - ,toL&N.Wesi&MIA.) 4, 11 D V 21 - -cowl.'lit 100 Midlandßradf. to Mid.) 1 ~. at Ow tin, he had mente.sed," sal complainant ' ° ' c lock. nt Lolr which is kept by M r. the etelearde , and the maim steward will retire hY reteti°a II all North&S.Westeralunc. 9 0 - la 5.6 Newmarket Beryl:Men. - • lion owl , •• Oh. very yell ; then 11l let you into • . in° Navi g ation inn ' l' " • and name his succemor, as provided by Rule I. it will be 20 171 North Staffordshire lti II dim -. (guaranteed 5 per ct. • 'Helmut" that •he would summon hue. From Rice. The river Trent ferryman let them into the house, that the Challenge for the Whip to be run St. 100 Oxiord,Wor.,&Wolver. 42 43 411 to Pastern Countiesh. 3I pm - I ilia time till the f'dl"wieir Thttrelee the ikfelelant ' snd they at once planted themselves at the bottom of &V l C:totter shall be made on the Tuesday alter the July 10 an Peebles had. wresting to conielainant's aecount, beconie very , the stans, and asked to see the landlord. Mr . Rice meeting instead of M onday or Tuesday in . the First Spring. 1: a i rl .r ltl rtaw mne u y th 8 9 14 16 - - 60 ell Northern A Eastern 13 p. ct. to East. Coun.; 67 68 - - 8 "unread,. to hi. does, ...ming in very late, stopping asked him if Heenan was not in his There will be a ballot for the folio candidates :- St 10, Scottish Centro 114 118 xd - - 60 all Ditto 6 percent. (ditto,' - - - _ • p 'Lie two or three Wee, and then leaving mein. Mr. I came . and the y Weldon Alexander, Feq., by the eof Beau- M. 100 Scottish N. E Aber.flik. Wa Set 3* 4 20 all Preston&WyretoLoa& 6 01,..ica01, balla d th a t he ceuld not get on with his house. He replied that he knew nothing about him, ex • fort, and ...conded b Mr. ro t7.ler . ; his Grace the Duke St , 100 Scottish Midland B6 87 zd - N.M. &Lanc.&York.) - - St 1001 oyston. Ritchie. and - - • 1...e5...ay week, ip 4 miotio.r than, and put him in his place, renting that he was there on the evening preview, and had - Shepreth ,to G. N.).... 136 137 - _ .04 e 1.... the .I.l.lelaiit when he saw that came on of Rutland, pi...reel ' by Lord W. Yowled, and seconded St . 100 'Shropshire Union _ _ 47 49 . gone eomewhere tubed . Two of the officers-Sergeant by the Duke o Beaufort ; Charles Tovnieley, Esq., of 10 all 'Sittinghourne&Sheere. 114 21 die - et. I hare& Hereford n i he Thurelav after 1... hal pours notice, walked up tutu the' 100 South Devon 42 44 - to Mr. T. Brawny) .. 104 106 - • •riili.e. where the ether man e a.,and packed up his took . Lewndea awl policeexitodable Hallam-then proceeded up- 'fownelev Hall, lancashire, proposed by Mr. Greville, and Bt . ion too th ! Pastern semeded by Admiral Rom ; the Earl of Ann.:slay, pro- 's6B 1 181 glii iii 8 1! all South Staffordshire ) ( to - lb then wood to the • ompLinant for his money, anal he we .: stain to Heenan's bedroom ; but the bird was flown. They St. 100 South Wales - ir 1.1.1 for aim; day.' work. although numpliinant stated I wombed through the room, but only his shirt, trousers, _B order, byAtrat C . Rms ' sad seconded by Lord W. Posits "' 81 100 8 Yorkah. 4 &leer Due 75 8 ° u WEATHERBY, Reaper of the Match-book. to • all etaines,Wokingiun.,&c. s 5 - - 844 100 Wilts and Somerset (to - is IL.; he wow not at work the whole of that time. I and waistcoat could be found, they being on • chair by the Great Western) 9l 93 10 all Wimbledon & Croydon - - Mr. Ituchwan mei he was oudreetol that his client, who?WI RIBAND TRADE AT COVENTRY.-Oreat dig- all Stockton & Darliaffion 09 40 lei 84 opm 18 17/ _ to Lea& Brightese 14 91 • ..d•nitted tbit le Lad Away. Leu treated kindly, was very style d the bed. They, however, had an interview with t ee . exis t o • lit. 100 Tad Yale among the operatives engaged in the ribend 26 9 Ditt° MU° - - - , •' y I - , i heel n u O'Donnell and two Americans, one of whom said he had trade in this city. Since the French treaty woe first an. to ..,,,,..ye to art op Di ni.ii.rn, or BO4 4 iliZit gives, the complainant twine that he should leave him I only arrived inth e manufacturers have experienced considerable England on the day previous. They all nounced. rid . . 26 m Ds. - DOCKS. fficult in g etti ng of their stock. , and being unable to 121 11 Do. - ..... fortnight. The compLinant wa s ver y angry at hearing three denied any knowlelge of his whereabouts, and after tiro neordinary.se i h. disposed 1„,,, Vale or Nest ' ' , le vent lave o Large quan- . ihi •• " i ' ali gn . ind ''''' l . 'bit w hen he found that the dolor- searching all the rooms upstairs, the officers returned down titles of goods by tender. Not kno • what may be the 10 all I Victoria Ste. & Pirolice 10 11 - WO --10 eh 4 dant in.i.t..l upon aeing, he told him to go at once below. Just as they had got downetairs, • man t am es t,. e ff ec t e l the • 100 St. 'Waterford & Kilkenny - - new arrangements on the trade they fo au ~t , .., conirmii Si Gi 6 - L:::: r ., Do. 4: id et in. Frief i r u la i. .. Le: .L. - _ ••r 'dee hr would ke 4 Lim out, and immediately put • new• 1011,410 It. who lives at the Lock-house, are unwilling top on nianufteturing, especially at the pre- 20 all .west London t• ~..,.. in hi. place ; and Although Mr. Sheppard said that rained Henr y Jackson ' - - - SALM St. Loudon lOO - - - A I. .1,4 wet ti...... the defendant was shoot to set up in on the Trent bank, mine into the house with a note, seat prices paid orf labour. The consequence is,. that thou- I, IA Katharine lOO - - - * 1....ina on 1.,. own account, it wan quite evident that written ie pencil, for O'Donnell, and which he gave to sands have been thrown out of employ, and in those fac othentyton - - - w 1..• del. The fact .4 his paying hint the money uP 1 the landlord. The police were all in plain clothes. and tories which are open the Weds only work half-tinse. The PREFERENCIL MARI& MA St. Vlctoda SD De. New lOO 100 101 -.. - a tap the Led moment of his stay wae sufficient to poor people are thus reduced to a state of extreme deetita- Superintendent Shaw said to Jackson, ' What have you lion . Probably a meeting will he held, with a view to pro- eh. I p d I i n .1... w that I.e had no fault to fiml with him. except that Bartware 'Colas prima I Saks. -. a Ile was imtated ot the 'lea i of losing such a workman. It ' been at? ancPhe replied,their relief d the ensui ng week. 'lt is something from Heenan.' viding means for wing ~. ... 110 amm iggigggp. ctn. 96 98 - ARM= MIN 4 w an in ..........e...i.c.- of his telling him "to get eut at once The note was, 'I am waiting for my shoes at the Lock- NORFOLK " TOMDLAND FAIR. -Thus great fair, 100 102 - Na 111 h. I MINIM I N. 1 CI. prima 1 Salsa a or le. md.( kit him out." that the defendent had left h O'Donnell to bring them down directly.' Tbe which, as regards sheep, is one of the most important Wld ej all Dna.Pertkrik Aber. Jun. 61 6 St. 100 Caledeales, .1210 - - 0.1 - Alfred Com (NOW* ILIO 8 lafore the e5t....ee1...1 the fortnight. in the eastern counties came off at Norwich on Thursday. St 100 Fest Anglian, A, 6p. el W 101 10. RI Benin Iron l6 I a ri - it The Lore Mae or 'aid that although the defendant had eorn • officer. then proceeded to the Luck-bowm . but Jack - Sw im train s were nu ; from , koor i x " • ts, and poured into et. 100 Do. A Ola IA IM 113 - 500 .. Clifford le netted an ;drew, ...Ming reeler the act, there WWI 11., &Übe ma refused I. ict them in without • search-warrant the city a considerable number of visitors from t7ambridge. I!. 10 1 .! Do. • C, 7p. _el, MS 106 et. me I. Coen. lix.,Sp.ete Nal 110 112 - - 1,004 .. Der. G. Con. travlstk.) 1 MO 460 4471 60 .. Ili it Mr Sheppard had condoned that ..ffence by paying him saying he wow Native that Heenan was not there, and that shire, Lincolnshire, Suffolk, and Emcee. The weather was et. 100 Do. o , b. No.l 10, 111 - 61 •.. Feet Beret ( 'Wpm) '.• to mom , . *hell he (complainant), a. an gild cif' rag knew h e wou ld not let anyone go upstairs, so he had a deal of fine. and the spacious cattle hill, crowned by the venerable 1.4, 108 Be, N ew gp. et. St.. I'M 126 - 410 .. Bart Camden 1..• could n o t .I.•matel, after M. conduct, up to the very me- valmide property belonging to the Trent Company. After castle, was throughout the day an animated and crowded Bt. 100 &stern Union, 4p. ct. 81 83 - 4 .. R. Wh. Hemel (T•visik ) 71. 4s. 10 Ile a merit of 1,1. bovieg. Itv soili.ing he had prevented him (the scene. The show of sheep was very large, from 15,000 to St. 100 Win. & Ol1a•eg • g oow w p. et 115 111 - 456 .. Grambler & Bt. Anhyn tat 38 40 -.1 100 l Mayor) !nen peolog judgment, awl he must there- marching the outbuildings, Lovradee told Jackson he was 20 . 000 being peened, but a clearance was by no means Bt 1 00 relinePerikßuloet at vs Tr - 0. .. Great South Tolima - 6,1 .. G.Wh.Alfred_yal/hel) 11.8.8 1 1 - foie (homes the summon.. certain he was in the bedroom. sad he would go acid get • • effected, the shortness of keep rendering the farmers slow fit. Me Greet Northern, 6p. et. 117 119 199 Dale-red.* 10p.ctpa. 110 111 1174 - tame .. , . wh. Fur (uelatest) - ilt 1.1 It i II march-warrant from Mr. Sutton, of Marlow. Lowedes buyers. The mama remark applies to the store cattle offered. S et 100 Do. et per cent lOl 104 - 0000 Grenville 't IVI iIISHIP•STREET. then started off ler that purpose, •and after he had been There has not L ees such •a backward spring siecell44s, when 100 10 Do. 6p.c.red.at 5 acme. 84 W 85 I 1.024 .. Nerecleelfore Me. 80 82 - A Ellorl-li. %TR 0111.11. keep was also very short. Mangold and turnips are almost 10 all Ot.le. Scotland, Ist Pref. - - - 6,000 .. Blogston Dews - 4 ('tare Norte, a voung and reek le...looking girl • wee gone about ten minutes, Heenan jumped through the bed. exhausted ; there is nothing green for the limbs to crop ;60 6 Ot.Weeerksettlants) - - - 6,000 ~ Lady Bertha lB.ll. 11 2 - 4 charged lu-for,, Mr. IrEyiwourt sith violently meaultate, mom window, and leaped over the police-moldable, Hallam. and Sockniestere have to ' drew largely VD dry provender ft. 100 Do. redeem. 41p. cent 18 100 - 06 .. Margaret (Uny Lalsot) VIt 41 - d etealing iron., rod the, ate the life of her neither. Hecate at once took to his heels, and a regular steeple and artificial food to maintain their sheep. The short- St. 100 Du. redeem. 49 ' cent 57 i n : pa St 100 Do. irredeem 4e. et,. 90 -6, . .. North Downs 2, . .. N. Frances (111) ••' il 4 i - i• The couiplansaut, who laekol Illaie her child with evident _&,... sous.,, b „, „, the . hoe or country, was new to new of keep ham forced • • quantity of half-fat stock e t: 100 Dbost rede ' e , u ) to r 100 erm 1 1 6,000 .. N. Who Basset (limps) 6a 6 ...now and shame. tooll.lingly mei , th at she had missed ' - -- 1,1 .. North Wheal Crotty - a r do into the market, and this eircumstanoe has twisted the 8 all n o it em . Prof. Wares 111 101 - her shawl, and knower.: from eel experience the character him, he wan captured after running over a few fie 6.400 - Par Coma (St. Bleary) . la 12 IS - general tendency to lower prioes which has been observable lo all Do.CbesterPlllllBp.e. 17 18 - is .4 tier tl..a4lllfrr, .111...ta..u..1 her ' , electing it. The arose. He maned greatly mortified at being taken. This was in the local cattle trade of to . At Thursday's fair the top 10 ell Do. do. do. sp. c. 101 101 - 1,120 10 Providence (U. Llant). 10.6.7. 47 49 - 'aterwer, of tlim wa. that the gal 6.1.11 y produced the dupli• about seven o'clock in the morning. The taw wee then price for h ta was dated to be 50s. per head, but this fel 100 Do. Blom. Gm. Stodt 74 le - 12,000 .. flortridge Con. Min. Co. 12s. 1 I - 61t .. • . Condon 9t. Cleer) II tfel WO zd - I . of the plethp., swi;ri• at, struck am! otherwise meaulted sent for and he waa taken to Derby, • distame of ten was quite an exceptional hgure ; big and f u ll of condition all Do. Chest. Gua Warm - 6,000 .. 8. Corn Brea illlopus) . 8 * 21 - it • her, brad.. threatening her life, and for self proteetion she ' all Do. do. do miles. On the road he had •a good deal of ' chaff ' with tasking feaerellY • • 001 . to 42 .• *. sMond and useful, 34e- to m e g D e , d o . do - - 65,000 1 S. Devon Iron & Gm. - ea was obliged I. a 4 i ; ,v•• aer mto etot.sly. , 30 ; nuddling, 30s. to 34r. ;tad pour and ordinary, 225. W. 100 Lac& Forked ep.e.114, 139 160 - Mining (Ural__ all II If - Feral% one .4 th.• warrant officer. .4 the eonrt, made a the officers, and threatened to smash Sergeant Lowodes s -. • • 496 .. S. W. Frances (Mown) MULL 140 150 - 84. 100 Los&Bright..sp.e.Oca. -re comn m a ira t em th a t oenewhat ardoweleel the magistrate I nose, to which the latter replied that DO American could to - am. per neau. MORTALITY AMONGST FELL 571612.-The recent St No. 1 111 117 - WO Stray Park Mt 16 27 - and ether. present : Tli« girl 11.1 beet, bro ug ht b e f ore the. ' flt. 100 Dodip.e. do. No.! 115 117 - 9,600 6 TamarSll.&LeadMa.C. afr Isg - .s , 40 it. He also laid that he had never signed any agreement roorts e ity amongst fell sheep is reported u very great, and 6,000 le Ti. Croft - W. 100 Do.6p . c. M. Na ... 140 145 kJ i Va., lot loM 'Diva, gill waremit.,, be ........ilting her h er ; ' lapel each ..f•fhleh oweaatotro xlie 'Adler.' six months' impn• 'to fight Sayers, therefore his appreheision was illegal. is indeed t.si clearly indicated by the large heaps of fallen St. 110 De. 6 .c. do. N 111 117 116 20, .. Yale ot Towet(CE d ) Od. Iz: 0000 .. Wait Basset ; ).. 2.4.0. le 21 zd Englishman,' to which skins which may he seen in an market town on • market fa. 100 Do.4fp.e. do. .... - -.- I ',towed. NMI he believed that . he had a 1... lon seat for •He aim mid he could . Itch my Lek .. W. Ceradon 1 ) I 88 Wed zd r The muse • anger. The rattle, too, 6 21 Do. 4 p.e.prf.sh. do. - - - I lit.• pered a thud time. The etlicer added that young as Lowndes replied, 'that he would be a poor Englishman der wherever you go are extremely lean and redden! --and are 81. 100 Do. 7D - e. Pref. Stock .. 1114 ISO - . .. West Seton - •Le. r .... he believed her ta I Ile oone iv( the Moat depraved that could ant lick him.' He remarked, ' I have been trying to nick I/ the smallest 84. 100 Doelp.e.do.(l l l.lL&C.P.) lin 136 - 511 .. Wk Basset (Moan) - • morsel of anything they ean • .. Wh. Buller (ltedrathi 6 874 924 zd xd •al • out. end *Shims Amid onntrol her. The tier ood to e * bo d yet t h ey d o e „ t a tt empt to t a n B s . u • . et. 100 Daft,. e St. (dlr. dot nil - Pm, find to eatasfy their natural cravings. The sufferings of the lens , • OS SI -4, . • .. Mt Edward ( Cale? 4 li it - 4 C a . a widow. Who worked hael and supported this ~,, , i h .. ind ..boot like o „ too . Ris mina in rviallion. dangtiter by vim.% •n.I it fortunate Hied while • have "s a- - - - -- s" - poor brute troilism have been great from the recent snow le all Leu.Cbathans and i 214 $24 - 1,024 .. . Kitty lUn. Lektat) 1.7.2. 14 lb zd - re about ten o'clock on Friday morning canoed emits a storms. It is said that one-half of the sheep in St. 100 L&NW.Oov.&Nna a 115 117 1161 LOW .. Wheal Mary Am - w r le r wile other girl was the exact Toned* to "MTh! i Menbenio 4) have perished, and that Mr. Thos. St. 100 L.as.W.7p.c.fiLlete 1671 LW Me. owe li.ivin.; alas., • la o os affectionate and Industrious'. MollentanU, asap the front of the Treece Hall was besMpd bye the p ariah e f Dar° P bat 1,040 .. Va. Trelaweey ( Wt) he ha 32 - Mounsey, in that pariah, ha loot above 600; and Mr. 121 all iondomirrptEenis. itti in - 7 1 - A. wh" `•••• the ..unt.ri.ri , ' 4 the pries lest lately dense soh. After he had been in the loek•up a short time Thomas Abbott, of Th thwaite Hall, n ShaW. 100 Man.Shef. & Line p, counts „ „ rc ., os fla ct 126 127 - - -.- 11 :Me foe • o ilier , NA when "tiara" ors out oi We way he was elated by Mr. R. R. Gishorm a Derby magistrate, up his loss to more than 1,200 head. Indeed the lom 4 . a ."... ....' I f Pro 1101131GN mnrzs. II" r.. wi.ul.l ... iiiii • pe..•••• for the poor woman. Do 31 per cent ... 68 70 - who immediately ordered his removal to better quarters , has been fearful all along the Lake Mountains, and the 10 5 Do. redeemable 8 p..ct. 1 Ipm - No. I Bh. I MM. I N ls, _ pekes. I Sales. Th.• preliget.. girl ledemel to thi. ntatemeat with the range of hills extending from Coniston Old Man to Stain• St. 100 Mdland Cons.6p.e.Stock - - - 20,000 ID Aostralisn 11 .:,. Aire rifreete.r, eot denying the charges ageism her, and He was at cam conveyed to the head constable's, where he more. From Coniston, Hawkshead, MIA! • ' Br 4B 6 130 141 cede, Trout- St. 100 Dote's'. . . p.c. - 76,000 1 non Accord, LizeflieL. 158. t dis par - C • o remanded. -- In the due course of law Heenan would he beck, Kentmere, Loagsleddale, &hide, Shop, Hampton, ilt. 100 Do. Op. et. Pref. Steck 102 103 Crosby Ravenseorth, Ravenstonedale, Kirkby Stephen, at ' IL° q D " . LeLalitchin 4 P'c' 94 " 1011 2 - 10,000 35 Brexlmp. o ho 27i - - - 11.000 10 Do. St. John ups pm.) IS I* 181 111 I I NEW MeiIIaTKATWI FOR R O I.IIIIIIFEIL-The Lord taken this morning before the magistrates at Ganechile, Hawes, Wensleydale, and Dent, t he loss has .e...Aber.tc..perelp. IS - - -ew ., with option tllll6OB 11 1 124 12 - 10093 5 Do. Land & MlO. thx. ell - - - • 1.1 •,...31..x, MI lho renorstesgstio• of Igo In" g a mma "I ' Lierbv, and they would have no alternative but to been great, and the flocks are very weak and sickly, and St. 100 No c rfolk sp. ct. Rs. Stock - - - 80,400 1 Cla Cori. Min. Co. Jam Al - - • 1:-• limier, he. appointed the Mew* gentlemen te the I . this large numbers are daily dying. Never, in the memory of et. 100 North British 6 peroemt 100 111 zd - 12.000 40 Cohre Copper all 41 44 - order him to find securities to keep the peace. On 16 - - - 100 110 ad - 14 10.000 - C°Plan° min an 1 1 :11 . ~ ,,,,i.ios 14 the ie mo fee teat city. dz., Aldormas H. the oldest shepherd on the hills of Westmoreland, can be It. 110 Do. New Gus. fi p. et. 1.. rm. Mr. C. laiwr.. soil Mr. If. Everest . 'rise three . hieing il"ne he ' fluid ce course be liberated and free remembenid so fearful a mortality amongst the motintaia 10 1 Do . Border Union gm 4 Ipm zd a d 75,000 1 lion Mom 16,000 2 Fortuna - - .• eileawn are all menders of th e hher e d party, 100 V Itim -Der. 4 pace Prf . 94 96 Ito proceed to any other county, where he wombl he sheep, .and great fears are enterteunol that it has not vet ? I f -na • ' Da. do 'do ll 1 di, dis - 20,000 20 General all 23 II - • Itilo Or toIAW AT Sit T IYI ELI , . l'eetertley i b e y on d th e mriadietion of the magistrates of Derbyshire. reached de bilibeet pitch as it is thought that as We pi tj D o Leeds 6 p.et. No. 1 - - _ 000 2 Gt. Northern - e ' '" i llfr ' "III" " ^ "` 11 4; '"'• Hedf e rt h al "' "'Wed ie Hems. it ie by no means certain that the fight will not, after sheep begin to feed on the Toting sprouts of green grass 26 10 Do. York. H.! li pure. 1 die 1 par 01 otS. AustrallaW) 1 1 die t Pre 14 78.0 M It /mends ;Lim.) - I ...lermasletreet. .... aloloreloolooleql loy detective officer ' which are now making their apperrance, it will onus. 10 all North Steffordshlre.... IS SI - all liti 113 all • take place. 16,000 3 Linares - •••1(•. on a charge .4 having litokfl it puree, containing 1501, • e t lintery in their hocks, and then there is no remedy - fur - 10.000 6 Lesitawan - b •.. the pere.,..l Mr Chan. Turner. &clean. nil. Mr. are lost. -Kendal Mercury. St. 100 Do irredeemable_ ~. UT 110 - Si all • • Cent. NewPrel. - - _ 103,815 1 Mariquita sr ~..• •, it .....- on., t.. formed% lanolhowl .4 th e Woodman Tits EASTER Aistectivera. -The theatrical and INGCLAR PHENOMENON IN A SNOWSTORM.- 84. 100 5c0t.N.11.31 oct.Prel. TS 77 zd - 0000 IN. Rhine Copper of & - 1..... eleinell ne 0 ., .cal oil Ther.day evening he drew of or , r th br ie • About two weeks ago • • terrible snow storm raged in rimer St. 100 Do. Aber. ire. 6 pm.. - . 111 IV! id - Australia iLited_..., 101. 1 dig par - Re cater e r, or epe entertainment appear to 10,000 20 PontgitandfiliverLead an 6 6 - 1.,•• or lb ' , Melt .4 Out nubile lease • sum .4 141%. f o r „, Wasdals, aommapanted on Lougee Beck and livrinhope Fell St. 100 Do. 7 T.-M.0448MA 131 136 zd - 100,000 6 Port Phillip - ei ... 'whe n , 1,,,,,,,, r ~, hi. p o d ie t a ....asiderable moonlit .4 .due weak amply P " lnun fnc the holida y &retinae "'"• by . e amnia, rain noise in the air, which resembled the 10 all R. Devon Plied 41 p. e. 101 1 - 110,000 1 Scottish Austin. (Lim.) 10:. tab I psz - .. •-. .h alditeon to thet. He stayed drinking at th e next week. The two Italian Operas will epee • woo o r ombhotty. On the morning of the ltith ult. many 1.0.0 all s.Rae. (Read. Au. L 1.0.0 100 t 102 - - 41.174 11183 relied Mexican all 1 11 1 Xi • deem wild A bite hour and then went home , tattle' ea Tesediv. while 1/niry.Line will be devoted of the shepherds proceeded on to the Fell to look after their ::: r i j n o g,... lt 7:icepi:t cent. 100 101 1011 110,0001 1 Worthing (Um.) Irs i I I - • •.• Imo ....me of the .a im any with whoni he had ' duel( she week, and, bele..l, for a seams, sheep, when they were astmishal to find the ground, for st. 100 & Wales gm 4p. rent.. NS 91 - 40,000 1 Do. arououg at the public Memo Amend the tarty wee to the &Pah lyric drams. The Haymarket protium. • the 'gime of • mile in length and half a mile iii width, 114. 100 Do. 41 per cent 99 101 - MISCILLLANZOUIL ' e• "...WI. awl after the 'or,. had lees a short time at 1 . , i __ covered with large pieces of ice, which had evidently fallen M. 100 8. Yorkshire 4p. e. rya. 84 88 - r ~,...,'. Imre, it blvd alseit *.: o'cick ea Friday mew- stew nth, "maw. b 7 Mr. Byron , icia ' li•el aa one irf '"" from the clouds. It was as though a mountain of ice had 25 all 3 tock.&Darlington6p.c. IS 29 - No. IW. I oostrastss. IPdI CL Flom I Sales. •h• 1 4 0...1.TT rolled mailed Tune,. t we b e d M. eat i Alhambra leitoodo M. P h elps CoIIITIWD , D. an engagement been suddenly shattered and the fragment* lowered over 15 ,.. ~eli Do• do. , :p gi 33 - - 10,0001 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint .. all 14 16 - • 4 - b-ez•wel t ten mei out . 4 lb.* hooey- luallediafilkr_.______ :at the Princess's, ail will appear on )10edlay the earth. The blocks were of such • sise that at a little s '' '''' :Do,PO-- ceps. to 63 Rt. 100 . Wate r.! K.s.oe 6 p.c. 521 so,ooo es Austra li an Alpietd..... no ss so tti 3 444 " . • Turner mina "' ki. " e n v ' sad be new alwa ll m ia the character of Sir Pertinaz Macsycophant„ to th e distance they resenibled a flock of sheep. Providentially,3so 1000 Atlantic TeL (1.1 m.).... all - - - , 4 . -re with hiving taken it ..ut .4 his tonwen paelist. i if , ow w . ~,,,d The bill will b. hurler ned neither sheep air human beings were on that part of the - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworts.... all 41 41 - •_ . .... 60 Brit. American Laud .. 40 - - • 'er •. in seas a state of intowestioa that be esautst ' all a' ' - , _• _. - , , „,, moor during the storm, for to have been struck by used - • ail. .1. node statement as to the aanostet, has he be. b 7 the 7" 1• ' 11 "` ''' • •••• mar ! azthmisnal by mr• thaw pieces of ice would have entailed instant death . FOREIGN RAILWAYB. 6, 50 Brit itlitshMsg. TeL A all 37 II • 3,101 20 Do. It 7 per e. till 111 W all ft 112 - •••a to ha MM. the. ISIC ,W. Womb, under the aerial title of The Sslphide. • MILLANcHoLY DEATH P'10:311 Lous-Jaw.-A young NIL IPd I ILIJLIFATIL I ClOeing pical. I kale*. 11,730 20 Do. C • all 141 100 - 1 ...... or A FitTMS'il Hotoposout OFF Dtrsossuate. ' nu, Deed Heart, and The Fore One with tAt Olden man, nam e d G e or g ., Thomson, a bi n d on th e f arm ais "in Antwerp a Rotterdam 4 1 4 4 - 8.916 324 Canada rand all 1.21 116 - - '• I • '••• _ed.. of Moseley last the /murk schooner Alphas'. Lea., will be revived at the Adelphi. Mr. T. Fab:Quer laretburn, Ma just died of lock•jaw, under very distressing up an g i d e .. - B,MO 10 Channel IslandsTeL (2) an 7 1 8 4 _ • . I ' l ' 1), "' ut dnaa al •••1 " •I ' l two mil " inel and Mr. W. B h commence • short season at the Ly. circumstances.. About ten days ago he haul let • harrow se 7 Bakiadtt.Fra.ii.i.7p.e I ills par - 360,000 et. Cop. Xgof EngatMed. all 25 30 _ . ••• - The ...h....tier ors hound from Stmderland to r 1 -.. fall on his foot, and one of the teeth penetrated the I all Belgian E. Junction •• ~ n gm - cent. all 241 231 Ilkoo4l li Do. Pref. 74 per bra o 100 115 8 0 - ~,,, h „.,...,„ „f ~,..1,10 . t ~„1 ry m a to .. ..„. a ra a team with • a new comic drama, called The IVcet of At , large toe. The wound healed up in • day or two, 10 nin. Area a S. gere•ado 't - 1. 4950 'H 84 Palace 160,820 St. _ ... Preference - SO al( 'Seders to Gralaseseavo - - - 150,000 St. Do. 6p. et. Perp. Deb 100 102 106 106 4 I an Riuseeaux Mine A Ball 21 ti - 10 5 107 !Olt •t •. the ;ale. the evil duet choked ep the punipe and Th e r e will he no change at the Olympic, hut at tbe Strand ing last, when serious symp4oms showed themselvem. • 100 a n , ftni 700.000 St. !limbic Telegraph - - - a •ne ' i'ew oie• ee.led ils thr..* mit about 30 tow. '4 her th e e, will be introduced a travestie of The Milky. sad his Slight premonitory symptoms of lock-jaw, such as pore 10 all 60. extension - 7,199 25 Do. New •. • • ....... ! S u g T el 21 1 • -s. chewed *he went olsolla bedily. All hen.b. were throat and shivering, were indeed felt • day or two earlier, 20 15 Dutch Rhenish dig 70.000 6 . and And. Cop. co la • ' - Mew Mr. Batty manna. the management of Astley's with - Z,OOO 15 Oen. steam Nawastwli 1 - I 1 _ .1 - , I 0..1 u!...,, remising Dover wars received at the but these were attributed to cold. On Drs. Scott and 20 all illsaters of FrVic ll •• • • 24 85 -an adaptation of a French drama, to he called The History ,000 1 Great Ship :Limited) .. _ Purees being mot for on Sabbath forenoon, they pronounced " 6 ,051. Russian mla. 6. D. 5 - - 25,000 20 Indian and Au . eL . Te a T • 1 5 - - 3 1 *die - . i 1., 0 1 . ..% •or l'n sverev.-The pretty town of of • Fla il . At th e St . J ames ' s a new burle alue by Mr. Litto be lock-jaw, and though chloroform and other pall,. 18 ail ' at Central of Fran° '" - - 12000 5 Lon. District Tel. ill.)• • 6 ii 1 did _ .1 I I 20 all 'Ot. Luzembir Coast. Bh. 63 03 •" ,• lin' hint toy , . Os Mee"! Pmeed hoe ineellees 831.1011.36111, entitled L. ocre:os Boryde et Hone end All 1 lives were administered, the patient died on Monday even- 20 a u ' DAD . j unct i on _ - 60,000 20 London Discount , L.• .... _ ( '. ' .., 11.eil France to Italy, eini tlrenolde. Denies Ala...ad, and • fare. by Mr. 'lowan' Paul, will form the tag after intense s uff e ri ng . Ir e waa w r i n g uely a year ago. 20 an lake Constance & Bata - - - tOO.OOO 4 Lon. Oen. (minibus co. an llf so,ooo so Madras undo . At Casa _ 1 1 Si pm Si ~ 1.0. , lialai. rant peign vast number' .4 the French k.di ng f.tw.... At the Surrey, Miss Elsworthy and Sir -Se ,.. setent fee, DI all Limn and Turnhout - - - anElee Tel. all - - 30000 10 IferUterrane ._ _ au 1 4 . , • 'l, • • ••( .11 r0n5......1 to Le..iso, ealaweruiently paawd Willis.. /tAILWAT Re c; f 4Fric.-The traffic returns of rail- le 10 Lombardo-Venetian 12,000 10 Meitner. Ex Tel (Um) 4 • l.l Lay rail tu St, ^ °DAM a nd Lad y r '"" will be the r alact g al attract/ma i ways in the United Kingdom for the week mall .... 11... place, where, they mere. y . eating March 31 10 alliLyoes and Geneva - - - DCODAB OD.. i 1 01 die - 0,000 35 National Di _ _ - 1 ' . 1 . u ~,,,..„,„. r.b.„,hr ee .. o t u .ka a t th e dud es .. The Victoria will present is patrons with two exciting . amounted to 474,4001., and for the corres • T i e d ( 334 an limn" &atm" - - - 11,310 10 Netherlands land ... an ° to all • Nien.&Liege i . By the 8 el - is at 1 die all I f - •6 ""' 6 pc" p.c.. * xi so 10 15 - ~..o bilk. s,.oh arst 01 . Tarts. It mutants nearly drama., Needed 4.12 an Indian story and the Great Piave 11459 to 434,6501., ehowing an increase of 39, Of The 20 all Do.6p.c.Prf. i Belg.gue. 15 191 - 1,724 100 N. areas.* N. flaa an - ' ... ), .1.0 , m0 i• w. arelibisheprie. and pas.-.... a rot an d Piro of London. This Eut•en.l theatres present lA. ! grows receipts of the eight railways having their ter- 111 all INortkern of Prance III 39 114,676 1 N. Bait. Auatraledea.. an t 1 a ~,,. f J•onts. aw e arelenneal ...eel.. .1i mrieultural melody, mmtoinarg attimcti.... Th e mus i c Ina., now forming in mini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending 10 11 Do. New Shares .. . - - les _ 50 000 1 i Mal Om 1 - ••• .111.. binary. ri.•. Ito commeree. has not hitlierto beesas above to 201,1,21., and for the correspoadiug week „„ 10 , ali.„ l „.....fferw'ltan Tran , b ,„ l 22. t - 60 , 600 I Do. "New Sbares" us. I s par - - -'- Ora la Wm =sale S - - - .•1 rtant item in the entertainments of the metro ,,,,ortaut. lest .t is likely 1. , . Improve ander the haPe . lof last year to 184,1149/., showing as increase of ro - ji ,--.: 2 ;. 5r,....---- 363 be be 10.000 10 n. - do B - - - 6,000 10 Do. ._ •• - :inn% • 1....501h1 a w it will ela..irtly be more than ever pdis, offer free.h attraction. ; the pubic Prams ' 16,533/. The increase on the Easters Counties Rail- je, 13 .Faits an d s. y - 10,000 10 Do do. Cfa - - ~.. '.. hart. cc.' to hely, neuninnie.t ion eats shell must in and about Look*, though not putting forth their regular way amounted to 1,188/. ;on the Great Northern i Pernambuco g.7p.e. 14 1 dls 11 400003 84. Peel River Land& Mts. an 49 61 _ II • • , .le larMlw Mole feWillent when the railway preoing f ,,,,,,...,,,„,,...11 i„,...„„ 00 0et 0 f or ~,,,,,oede and re f res h. r tA 2,6071. ;on the Great Western to 2,970 ;10 10 Riga and Danaher' .. ••••• .- _ 20.000 Id Prete. and Odds edeent all 78 80 78 1 20.000 50 Do. New -20 14 16 1m 311/ -.. on the London and North Western to 6,2191.; on 10 •I 1 frame soil Yrameti„ •• •• "'" I ' ' the ASP.. ( seen in •••,erw "f er e e w,. tbci L ehall .. bc . t, the 'torts of Oremo H . 11 r 'lion, North me, ig i .ury, ATI U 16 - 40,000 20 Red Sea & Ind. Tel 41 i I•-led. C1i......in4v i• at Mo•lorM UMW e nes toe twelfth , n „ asen , . ,_ - , o , the London mid Blackwell to 1111. ; on the Lotlon I°. all Royali Mani " firsoye.hyßr. Gov. 171 par 1 pat .4 '• -- thirteenth .canton it was the etreflieu of a pnrste "' envie ". ann ^ '" ii " ^ille bei ng reae r v e'l till Whi l e aatide Z Brighton, and South Coast, to WV. ;on the London an d ; all i ltoyal ewellish -- - - _ 10.000 50 ney Iron - _ - ''il•• mid 'so* subeepsently 112e1) ceded to TIMMY 1.. and the entertainers, Mr. Albert Smith, Mr and Mrs. Ger- South Western to 1,5/41. • and on the South Eastern, to no 21 11 D 14,7 per r o ot. - ii lo,ooo 15 .cc New .1 .4 Maros Er.m. 17V2 to ISII it leleisigml to Frame, 1 man Reed, And Mr. W. S. Wueilin in the environs, will con• 1.250/. ; total, 18,53:11. 'The receipts on the other li mes 10 all Do 54 'sensat e Pree. 9 - 16,000 100 Royal Mail Stems _OW 64 _•a l am the "'Psi° ' 4 O. .hisirlsv rat 4 M.int plane. As , tribute to auertmee the grati fi cation of the agnewment seekere. in the Caked Kingdom amounted to 273,278/., mail for the 10 1 AnnPaulollm.' a.? peva 1 dig - 2,000 St. Scout.* Aust. Invests. 100 120 130 - - 74.20 25 South Australian lead all it Eat 1 I le si4,iti, a part .4 OW prrwint Frrilch empire it will slii , The nilway and eteand.at ownixems are announcing correspoadiag perio of 1859 to 250,0011., showing an in• 8 0 all_„ Souther n ~..._, of Sam . - • ng 2 11 _ 75,000 1 Submsrine Tel. Scrip •'• .'ne its 'hetet!' Fay Mimesis* the ealetal .4 • siew eleo ezeuroon. at reaa.nahle rate., for who. l, we may refer the creme of 23,2771. In the receipts of these lines ; which, g „g, '".„' West „.. '"„ r.:,a 11 0 . p aat , ii 4 moo 1 Do do Registered all tit _ .`""s• eat. sa•l '''merotivittly. the .....t .4 an impertest reader to our advertising ...lumen.. and should the weather added tO ODD increase On the metropolitan lines makes to "' all w , o ,'''''' o ' s ck - Ti r - ,,W o i st 2 4 60 , 050 00 MI la. Ce. Vp.Cem. 6- - - ill 1 ••.J and muniripal siebnispitruta m . feiefrut n i Leaden . e favuunitsle, unison will lie .I..uhti• ~• found to avail the total ins-cease 311,8101., as compared with tit'. corm. - ----N. • " 20 II Western of Austria ....I - - _ 10,000 100 Yen Dienisn's Lad NI 11 12 - Cara - - , themselves of the pnvileges accorded. ' spending week of 1850. 0 all Wisobadon ": I MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two O'CLocK. Little business is going forward in the Stack Exchange, the attendance being limited. The funds have again declined I per cent , owin g chiefly to the unfavourable Bank return, coupled with some bond Me sales. The share markets, however, are very firm. Briti s h ra ilway stocks retain an improv e d t en d ency. T he flatness i s con fined to Consols. This is the first day for private transfers in the Reduced and New Three per Cents. and other government stocks, the dividends on which are about to be paid. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Barites opened at 69.95, being the same as the last price of yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94, 1, and 1 for money, and 94 and 1 for the account (April 11). The present quotations are 941 to 1 for cash, and next Wednesday, and 944 to # for the 9th of May. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 224 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931, 94, and 93 ; the New Three per Cents., at 94, 93, 931, and 921; the Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859, at 105 ; the Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, at 981 and 98 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1041 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868, at 97 ; ditto 1859, at 94 ; India Bonds, at Is. dia. and par ; and Exchequer Bills at 10s. and 13s. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet but firm. The principal transactions have been in the Turkish luau of 1858, which has again risen per cent., being quoted 62 to 4. The loan of 1854 is firm at 794 to 4. Mexican Bonds are steady, and Buenos Ayres firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 901; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 244 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 22 ; New Granada Deferred, 41 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 64 ; Spanish Passive, 14# ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 791; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 621, 611, 64, 611 ; ditto Gua ranteed Four per Cents., 101. The scrip of the new Brazilian Loan is steady, at } dis. to par. HALF-rairr Two o'CLomc. Console remain flat, at 841 to i for money and the 11th instant. In a pamphlet on American Securilies,* an "Anglo-American" furnishes some " practical hints on the tests of stability and profit, for the guidance and warning of British investors." The subject is very well handled, and, notwithstanding the present depression of the American railway in terest, the work is by no means ill-timed, for that depression will not be permanent. Even the dis turbed state of European politics will have a ten dency, as soon as our home railway and other secu rities shall have been carried to a level of prices at which the inducement to investors is diminished, to direct attention to American investments, which, to a considerable extent, are exempt from the influence of this disturbing cause. For a public writer to attempt to specify any particular railway in the United States as specially commenda ble to English investors at present prices, would involve a responsibility which is judiciously de clined by the author. All that he can do is to lay down some general conditions of success of the pre sence of which the intending buyer should make it his business to satisfy himself. Here, unfortu nately, the want of really trustworthy information is keenly felt in England. Some of our best judges have been grievously deceived, and have suffered severely for their misplaced or premature confi dence. When the author insists that " the investment of British capital ought to take place only under a manifest certainty that the owners shall be in possession of every fact relating to its employment," and that "there ought to be a vigilant and effectual ma chinery of supervision from this side of the At lantic," the reader feels bound to assent, but the difficulty is to secure these desiderata. The writer avers that " the facts can be ascertained by any persons who will be at the trouble of inquiry into the character of the men who are to be entrusted with direction and administration, and into the terms upon which projects of any description may be proposaL" But these "personal guarantee,s for proper management" have formed a very fallacious guide to investors in one great North American undertaking—the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada. No project was ever brought forward under " personal guarantees" of a higher order. Again, the machinery erected with a view to ensure an efficient English supervision of the affairs of the Illinois Central Railway has not done much towards mitigating the misfortunes of the proprietors. The abseuce of one of the condi tions correctly laid down by the writer as essen tial to success—via., " contiguity to market "—is evidently the secret of the latter company's disap pointments. " Anglo-American " vouches for the well-testedintegrity, acknowledged skill and ex perience, intelligence and success , ' of many Ameri can railway financiers. Probably the cardinal error of English investors has consisted is over looking these attributes in the managers, and hi preferring to the relatively higher priced securities of the companies which they (brat, the securities of other undertakings, more pretentious, more tempting in point of price, but far leas scrupulously administered. Solid American railway stocks and bonds command high prices. In the New World as in the Old it may be safely assumed that a high rate of interest entails a proportionate risk. Many in vestors in American securities who have grasped at 8,9, and 10 per cent. would have fared far better had they been content with investments which pro mised—and have paid—only 5 or 6. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, April 4, compared with the previous weekly return, shows the following Circolationlissue Circulation active Public deposits 9,696,432 Deercw.c 687,678 Other deposits 13,966,348 'acres.%) 410,154 Government securities in banking department Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in bath 10,2'1,140 Decreame — depaWmen; — 14,91i9,897 Decreer* 383, 101. Seven day and other bills 899,998 Iseretwo 8,988 The Rest ... . . .1.7f . C . 3,136 Increase _27,722 Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes& coin) in banking department 7,513,007 Decrease 1,2E3,339 The changes in the "other securities" and reserve attest the severity of the pressure for money. ,ceount purtuant to the Aet 7th A enditg on Wednesday, Apra BANK OF I.:NOLAND —An Ai and nth Vic., e. 32. for the s eel 4. 10. Not lined VA687.415 PARTIIHIT °oven:anent debt.. 211.016,100 Other securities ... _ . t 1,460,1100 Gold coin and Bul lion Silver bunion £28,687,415 IMIZING DI Proprietors' Capital £14,663,000 Public .............. 3,783,136 eluding Fachrq , Oav, Banks. Um iak. of National Debi, and Dlv. Accts.) 0,6:16,432 Other I:I*WD 13.006,340 Seven dip and other Bills 14,21%415 110.08.911 April% IMO. 1 4213,07.415 Inttttw ot, • the. rt. .tt • ‘ ..4 , 1111 , 1 atuarspal adimat.tr.dp.n PARTNER?. Governaleut Seco - . • Mann lk aphaira, ii lei l;slading - Dead Wei t An. unity) . F10.V1.140 Other Securities Y 4.961,764 Notes . UB4l Is% Gold and Sliver e 1.182 g 44.403.911 ILUUIELALL, Chief Ciabiec.