The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-10 00:00:00

other people eats.•.. disapproval of both Lord It► lbosaie lathy is India and Lord Elgin's policy in China. He coot -I.Lisal of Johnny Jones having slept in the slime room with km at Cluster, sad Aeria l ,: taken kis shirt o il in hi. merrier. I found afterwards that the man •• Johnny Jones" was so attendant upon him. The use oil the bath has a tendency to act oei the 114 kr. Paralysis of the lower extremities would not pro isvoluutary erstuatium. If be was to kill his keeper (tt Mimeo, ►e would not know it at the time, bat be would aft. rsraills. His mind is in that Mate that he might be ex• to murder a person without really koowiog at the time Mist he was doing. I think his atateappecaoheedemeuti►. lie m.•rs is compatible with such a state. LosLomof memory dues not slways nark the first •tege of dementia, though 'biome in•c.ures It does. Ile did Out grow worse while with me. lout mentally ho ha. teen fur some time growing worse. If It u a 0555' of dements, I should be surprised to Mid sow that his has been nimbi the mars as it has lacn all he life. I think the probabilities are mock against ores). Ido nut think there i.e a chance of it. py the Master If I were asked if his lord acre in s tit state to go down to the 11-are of Lords to-sight, I should my decidedly not. It i. a common feature .4 insanity to impute serious crimes t. rams without found.tion, and to impute uuchastity to 1 . .6 + fur which there is no pretence. Lord Kingston had s.• anew .1 the rectum blmkler. henry Kdlum. , ereinsused hy Mr. Hodgson— I am an at kolas at the Irenbigli .%eyluni, aal have been so for two I attended on Len! Kingston, while be was at tie asylum. Ile was tlesenly end dirty in hi. perm's. Hie esteem reheated the details of the disgusting habits of the alleged lunatic and his general demeanour, shirk he mid was sometimes calm, but frequently highly •netted) He emasiimally struck and kicked me, sod told me he would Os are three years in Newieste. He said I soonlered me of the paginate, and that I was Mug them ;J. He c►mpd nee with stealing his shuts and IW. From esperisoce I should my be was decidedly errant in the head I would not let him go to church alone or go with i bildrine, oe trial him with mosey. Ity the Hasler —I have beard hint mention his brother. Ile aid ►is brother wanted his Tomer. He mid hr War, w►o was a lunatic in Ireland, was ►tlle.l be the QI treatment of the doctors. He used to Talk .4 the proceeliogs is lunacy before the Lord lasc.llor is his ems ease, and he mid mouthing about a jury. bet I de sot hew whether be mid he would have s pin to decide whether be was Meuse or not. He always seal be wee am end. but all patiente do the same. le. Tula was ass mainkosd, and Chainhirs was effrasacing hie cromexamigetioo Mao We west to prom LAW INTELLIGENCE. (1111111 DAL) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. mikes llr. eserniskiser Gee'burs.) th RI STAWMARD. The haskrig• was • phmetter, of Newport, in the Lb of Wight. This was the sertifieste sitting. Debts, 3,000 f. ; meets &bast MO& 36. Uakkter opposed, for the amigams ; Mr. Lawrence se is ttedmr, observio; that the bankrupt had allowed kie mess-ie.law $u take posarviion of the bulk of his pro perty. miler an ezecutiou for rent, which h a d b een a ll owe d ei fall in mem fur three years, suqieaded the certificate Word clase)for 12 months from the &As of adjudication, with preemies' foe three months. IN AZ UNDO. The helmet wee a wise merchant, of flayswater. This was the exams/tali.* niestins. Tim wtewilutht . PrwPwred thews. Hart, show debts of 3,478 f. ; meets, a mt 9ool. Mr. soiomone, for the meioses, did not oppose. Mr. el. , wired fur creditors. Au adjournmest was ordered. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Joitice Gro”w Mammas, wsa ladleful for the maaslaughtee (4 Miebael Hum. Mr. Conper propecubpd. The primer wan &doodad by Mr. IM•kie. Thefats of this over have appeared very rseently. The pliseer wee the driver of one of this railway vans, and sliest V o'clock at night, on the 11th of March, be was in kohoragatestreet with his van, and ea:ceding to the evidence of the wiliness' for the prosecution, be turned up Liverjoul (Meet at a very tepid pace, 11 or 12 miles an heir. It enured that the sewer was under repair, and these ass a harrier seam the street, and the deceased, who wee a very old maw, who we. engaged as a watchman, wes le the sct of doing something to a lantern that was I . 2asetag to the hurter, and at th e same momen t the prisoner who appeared to have l os t a ll control over his horses, disisied maims the barrier with the van, knocked the old seen doss, and indicted such serious injuries upon him that he died shortly afterwards. The prisoner appeared to ham hues the worse for liquor at the time, and one of tho ewes stated that if • portion of the barrier had mot hivoinii entangled with the foreearriage and slopped the saw' ' , the van, bones, and all must have goes ((Own into ltio sewer. Mr. MEM erldremed the jury for the grimace, end le eadravoured to &how that the uolortuaste occurrence we to • euesidereble extent the meal% of accident. A Mimes me aim called who Matad that the primmer was generally a mbar, weU-essdected young man. ?be Jury Owed lite primer Grare, but eeoommeeded Idm Se wiry w seeeeket of ibe good character he bad re am& w• .r,d to six mouths' imprisostosat and hard Islam THE POLICE I.,`OURTS. (THIS DAY.) LBOROUG R•RTREET. • 111 1.7111011111CAT•Mot MIL SELLING NUNS ON GOOD riLIDAT. Mr. line. Couprr, refreshment housekeeper send osafeetioovr, of 70, Osfordstreet, appeared before Ir. Tyrehitt to saver a summer for uelawfully ope his here before the hour of I ni the afternoon of Noisy Lat. Ftederiek Walk, 27 E, proved that at 20 misrules pest 11 ea the moreirse at Good Friday, two woman purebred beLeram bra at Ur defender's. Deferbeet - I bad my home open for the wale of buns, r liar dor for airy yam past Kr. Tyrwhilt—Bit the Refreshment Act has only bra marl a err lime. Dslesdant (le the °ratable) Did you see me serve say weer er de 1 opee ea • Sunday genes—Nei Duirmilat—l Imo aot amino I was doing any weem isiat Yr. Tyrwhitt— It againat the law. The Ref AM says, " Nor shall say such hour be opeu for the sale or am ia it of say article whatsoever aay time ish the hears of licensed vietuallen shall be = l se say Sudsy, (toad Friday. at Christmas Day." ft ttbe kit year the aot has bar is forte, an a reglad fur . 'mss ll raw red l madmma sad costnd yen have sot obeyed the law, will Fa a LA II BETH. DITOJITIIIID AIT MIR AT IWICIDL Ri mit) Halt* a aire - lookiai girl I. who ban bees in r' l 4r47 for a week on a chars. of making • deePeSsto attem_pt at arlf•noirder strmaguLtiosi, was brought before lir. Elliott for heal examinsmoo. It appeared that the priono r from infamy has bees self. willed and .4 a. uomotralable temper. so much on that she nue...oily rmented the sli4hteet rebuke or eves advice. She wee to on eseelleut sitnation, and hod a kind rehires', but L. tog occasion to speak to her on her negligee°, the nrienuer at mice fired up, and her mi e t rms told her that it sea last her situation by her temper or min .r. would never fin.l anybody else that would he trim •.th her, and her reply was she shueld askewre that an eue loos troubled with her. them Apr shs was missed the kitchen. sad on sesreb biftsmsde for her, ski found in her bedroom with a saWde4 shown on round her neck that ohs wee as tha wary pint of from semogulation, and it was wl NOM dilbselty th.t life wee preserve& 1., determined did she wooer beat • s wlliieseructioa, that a ceomakdo wan asttt fir sad she • :1 , 01% into custody. Ir Elliott •spremed • hope that the wales Iseprisoa- N-st had had th. desired Wiest Wachs; Awl re sauna, 4,1 that the primmer wadi Iwo Wok d earestisi so sa art again. He thus aireds! ' that she shook be up to kw mane • bat that pane odd ohs hod ao ; ^ t.; tak e h er t o , as ski oft rely • airolot knelt Her 4 , um«, at... refused to tabs hr haek, ark woke the at -I,..tduices, she wee sent to the workhouse. kavtvsaT or AN Awcrirt Or TROY TRR TA %%a—While as nurhor wee bong thit l far • dower Iv • nee, seer the Myths Seed, the rn.S, •wry ad "Iva 4 aetVice farm, wed greedy exceeding a begat nu.' at the priewpot tIAT, ws• picked sp. It Is aid •P ~.t by overly Ift Tears the fishermen on the river bees witforers by bniec their seta on the spot when the Ltle wee pocked up, it havlsg presented es ennuilew ot•wh. fmn% re...ratios to. ft...menthes d latenses, hes bees called "The Wreck." It we fend is awe lah.ena of water, is a part mach frogseitted by trawlso, ta,l sumach corroded mid pertly covered with ad seta '• I "AbAT *LAMM; is T<ri CLYDL Sunday "ow: wee esstenerd se Sunday am the - Clyde for the evei. The elsemer Cardi ff (bah" we s t dm from O i s les tv Gonne-14 awl monied is the atones., but the Is.sesys_ rby her were ent sunerwes RicrTol:ll &VOMITS AT ABNILDMON..WO 14,•..kre Orreiel)modetstaad that the isnoligetiss by the ' 6 l%etue of the Cannily es to the ander' el soli ateket e is aseasios with the near at Lt. the aletelletin the Lard Rader, hie nosh is the "ornate, al the eartskata fore rear at Gas do k.o ; era the Ise SL, or swipeseen of f gan or • /au, 4 wietlea. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 10, 1861. SHARE LIS2S.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoct. - - -- The railway shar e mar k e t to-day is extremely inactive, but rather firmer. An improvement of about} per cent. has taken place in most of the heavier stocks. London and North Western stock is now quoted 95} to 1 ; Midland, 124 W Great Western, it)} to 71 ; Lancashire and York ; shire, 111 to ; South Eastern, 821 to 83; and Caledonian, 95 to Lombardo-Vemfian Railway shares are rather firmer, at 1j to 11 dia. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock continues to decline. l i i 000 16,0001 MAN Iti,ooo 10,000 1 4.000 1 MOOS WW askoeol il. I 3,1 I BATMATIII. I C y las sZ,C is I lel pt i . ° 100 mll Means • 31.1 a 64 68 86. 100 Dom NA AC.11a4.113A N 06 : 1 31 0 1 i If all DA do. N. 16 lob all Bormitastanottotaiii. of a 6 7 - to 01l Do. Prdsmare -. ISO IN 8a11.,31reat,..9 , 'p.a. Bda., Aug. 1,1871 eadareedbyßaNAL.N. 15 81 100 100 Do. Ju171,1873, ditto 66 /0 - 1N 100 Do. Jane 1, 1874. ditto NI TO - I all (Skutt. AB. Isamu- 4 6 - 11100 8 OepeT.tDoeklip.agaa. 1 11 dla xlo6, ; xl9 * (kyke,, 6 mat. 1 dle - N U Beatam - 84 100 bat Lidlas N all De-Tabbalpore - - - LOS MI Do. 44 p. ct. NONA * 98 - IN an Do. Ip. et. do 9911 100} - 100 on Do. do. do. 1866-70 11 01 Ws 9* N all Gestool & Melbourne -- - - N. 13 0 Graad Irmk of Canada 194 104 19 1 100 an Do. 8 pee ea Pref. 100 on Do.noctreco p.0t.00 - - - 100 all Do. 6 pee et. DebeaL 36 88 314 109 all Do. T per M. MO- - 44 47 - 100 all Do. lie. 1967 l4 ST - 1N all Do. do. 1131.- - 6t too Grog Indian Halmala sof oot 94 1 90 II Do. New ll 11 43 ••• 84. 100 Gt. & *lndia& 11 p. at - - - 9) 19 Do. Do. I 11 a. - 906 ail Glßeet Quasi% Name 1111 1 9 11 111 1101 NI Do. New 9l 411. - 1N all DA 6 p.elidapy73.w.op. 06 98 - 100 all Do. 61 do.. 77,w1t0p. 90 93 - 1N all Do. N. 78 aitimadolp. -•- - 100 an D0.64p.et.8da..pay.71 - - N. IN Madras Our. 44 par et SI SII 84 St. 106 130. do. 6 par 46. 99 II -, IL WI Do. of pat et 119 B6 88 ••• 10 all Do. Spar mat. 11 die - N. 109 1•011.0orp,11 calked. -.-. •-• IS all N. a C•aada dam att. 5 1 -• N .11 Do. • de. cam Lod do. 6 1 - N all De. d. I ea 3. do. 6 T 1 10 all Do. do. Lad do. 6 T N ile. (Limi - - - la. NO - II Da. 16 D MS .. oil o.l■ll.o l = ted) 4. Gm& a SO - SO 1 tiallood.lkft I I as - NOIZION OBLIGATIONS. . IL i Pil 1 Unman. I Milos prior. I Woo o.lozegabonag Sp. cent. Si Do. boned at 415.... 17 11 North. of France sp. ot. 11 Do. (Boulogne) 4p. et. Do. (IsteCharlero)ll4 pa 11 12 Psalm! Lyons 5 per cent. :- Do. New 5 per cent 11e 11 Royal Swedish 5 percent B.Aur3L3sn•Ven.l p. e. Pe 10 Southern of ?mewl p.c. 1 1 , 11 11 I!Victor Bounano•111p. a 1161 w.ez .ollrsooosp.e. - 0 i irt 20 oil 20 .11 100 all mall 4 MAIO M. Dinnershe UK St. Da 4p. et. Prat, MIL 4, at. Zeal and Wag India KIWI et. Landon 81. K. Katharine VA St. Southampton elk el Viataels h. e• De. Sew 00VILIflIJOIT Oes.oov.Bp.e.Jaa.thil 100 Da.opat 18110.1 100 .. Do. 0 par mat. 1861 lOO .. Do. • per Gent., 10834 100 .. Do. Spiro* YolLaAvg. 100 . Do. Sport& Maz.‘ Bop. 100 Do. I per D. do, coal kelp 100 Coaol 0 Dope p.ct 1810 100 do. 1000100 I+rosow.Gov.op.d. 1011 N.S.WolooGv. tp. d 1016 100 .. Do. 1p a.. 11T1 to 11!6100 .. D0.1pa.,101 lOO .. Novo Soft p. alBll lOO .. Dob. nem& - &Asit.Gov. p.a.Do,do 100 Ala Gv.o p. J July ,100 .. Do. &AV. 0. Apr. diOst •• • • WAIN MINT 111.001 C 00 Ave awl 11. am flack N ArOodulo U Doak of "DU N bank of Dud= N Boa of Turku N MUa N. America ID CM& Book of lad* uttons, sad Moo . Clseird. Moro. of UN% sod Mao _Lou,nig 1.11 as .4 °mos ...... ii ss ss N IS. iz_a" 7.74.._..71 it& iksjiAArLClrrtd. 0. ask et Ilyttostitat Lea auk of Amulet lowilia sot !au!" 4. 182 = • • usis. a Math Ale14;;a; lamas/ Wean Wier Nil Pm. at Was/ ft. Ir.! 1111114•1111bak Nfw 1 8 1 011 WA" Bank Omuta I W O= Ilia PIWINIWI et Inland 'n.: i.: IrArdis. of As Ands is d Lasiks I amity moor I icezkaa. lo .a. I Ailamalgam Arka Doulla Waliroveta... Mk Aniarkan L i MILD Irish Maiktol. Do. D 7 Pam Nil Do. 0 1 Canada laol Cllming Dina TaL gig 1r a448.1a Polars rystarasoe Do. fp. at tam Doh Esatladlaltrlg.t Canal ilaatris Talmage . Do. Now tag. and Mai. Clop Oss. as ID -- ' LAy= gag OL L'S. OM OMNI= IC Medias may. a On* MOW. So. Td. PM) Arcst Co.. ron(L) Nolarolos6 .Spa, Is. • s 'lel N. Doer. • N. M a*LI. N..1/1... Audadadaa.. 5:: -7' Imes.Do. .. Sew Siam • .. la. k . (IJni... Savior Lola Da& Nola sad Oils& Slim Do. lrw Leos e Id. TeL 6.4 e a rTZw iraa Ikgal Mall Stamm Aunt. lavabo. AsArstkit Less Di Scrip Do. do. Do. do. logislorod of lLootroldo ( t tattled) nest I. Lo.oo.U.Coaed4 161. ILtagiamtieL (L.) .1 vas I ildsmosie Wed._ ft Se * es pe, 111 114 tor 100 I 107 . 100 id, latie 101 110 100} 109 109 1061 1071 94 99 90 99 99 104 107 e D MAID= BY • pabli!l?pkquo folloy!!air 1t leftzd ei sr 74 18§ Ille la IFS li 1* dis Ile Nl_ se it Tl. T$ 87 le L; M :14 II ' 1 is so as n as I aal .... ... • 40 1 .0 S4O M di di N la is 14 14 US 117 so a 101 100 1,1, I --i" i 81 I 1 I II 111 pm X 3 l 0 do flO I I 1 Ms par 34 dig 4? NO 88 70 10 11 Do 171 181 :d 1 17e 50 4 fi In 128 N 'lO 4 Old ::: za i t i 201 id Iti SO 4914 17 zd WI . i wil 111 zd 48 tipml : 7 -"Ai e le — f I _id - X 4 r. -A = - AroWeider Maalox residinit for moan Unwise ed n u e HMV" Yiaptowa, committed a murderous Amok es his wiles,* evening, and inflicted injuries as her of a most serious abaneier. It appears that as they were preparing to go to dinner, and as she was stooping down to the fender, he took the poker in his hand, struck her as the head, and felled her to the earth, wounding her in a art frightful manuer. The servant rushed over to patina the lady, but he attacked him likewise with the same weapon, and nearly smashed hie hand which he had put out to defeat himself. One of the rev. gentleman's ehildre ,n who ran to him during the melee, he also struck with the poker on the head, without inflicting any serious injury. Mra. Mathias rushed out screaming 'Murder.' She took refuge next door, in the house el oar esteemed fellowcitizen, Mr. Peter Paul M'Swiney, T.C., by what family every possible care and attention was instantly paid to the unfortunate lady, whose condition was frightful in the extreme. Medical aid was summoned on the spot. A great crowd immediately collected, and • number of r a ile u -constables were promptly in attendance. Arch. Mathias has been married to this lady only some twelve mouths. By a previous marriage he had fourteen children, twelve of whom are living. The attack whisk be made last evening oe Mrs. Mathias was caused, it was mid, by some aberration of mind. He had been suffering from gout, which, it is presumed, most have affected his metal faeultiee. It was said he wee noticed to be wandering sad absent in manner on Monday. He is nowooolined is his own roost. %charge of three policemen. Mrs. Mathias lie in a very bad state, but no opinion as r yet be p,--.' red al to whether hoe life will or will not be forfeited. Ti. OUTWARD - 13ZASIL 11111: 1 -gou : rmAmPrott, APRIL 11.—The Royal Mall Company's steam skip llaydis lona, Captain Woolward, sailed hence to-day, at 2.30 p.m., with the monthly nails for Lisbon, Cape de Verdes, Per nambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, and the River Plats. She took 00150 possenceis, and os freight FrosishJewellary value 7,1511. ; English jewellery, watches. and Ida.. 3.6321. ; sovereigns, 8,0401. ; silver, half•dollars, 71/. ; diamonds, 4.2501. ; and bar silver, coosigssd to the Nisi,- tor of Manes at Rio, 14,5001. The Magdahna also took oat a fuII cargo of Fronk sad English atgebiatrin. MONEY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Two o'lloor. The funds to-day are firm, but scarcely higher than yesterday. The fine weather contributes to inspire confidence. Little business has been done. This is "settling day." The principal British railway stocks present an average improvercent of per cent. - At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. P.entes opened at 67fr. 46c., being i per cent. lower than they dosed yesterday. Consols are officially marked 914, I, and 1 for money, and 92 and 911 for the new account. The present quotations are 911, "sellers," for money, and 911, "sellers," for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 2284, 227 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 1, 90, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 891, 901 ; Five per Cent. Annuities, 107 ; India Stock, 2204, 222; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 100, ; ditto scrip, 1001 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 96, 96i ; ditto 1859, 96 ; Five per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 94 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. 7s. dis. Mexican Bonds remain dull. Turkish are steady, but quiet. The Loan of 1854 is now quoted 704 to 71, ex the dividend due this day. The loan of 1858 remains quoted 534 to I. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 99 ex div. ; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 89} 89 ; ditto Deferred, 28 ; Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 821, 83 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 231 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 82 ; ditto Passive, 113} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 71, ex div. The stock markets will probably continue dull until the budget is announced. Yesterday was the first day of the dividend pay ments, and they have been immediately attended with an increase in the supply of money seeking employ ment. In Lombard-street the beat bills were dis counted at Et} to 51 per cent., being I to 4 below the Bank minimum. Business at the Bank was slack, although a portion of the advances made during the shutting of the transfer books fell repay able yesterday. In the Stock Exchange the rates for loans on wernment securities for a month have fallen to 4 to 6 per cent. An instalment of 30 per cent, leaving 30 per cent. still to be paid, fell due yesterday on the Indian loan of three millions, but, owing to the payments in advance, the sum actually paid was only about 500,0001., instead of 900,0001., as it stood originally. _ . The Vienna Bourse continues to exhibit depression. It will be noticed that the New and Reduced Throe per Cents. can now be purchased at a fraction below 90. It appears that no plan has yet been definitively decided upon at the Bank of England respecting the i alteration u the arrangements connected with the transfer books of government securities. A sug gestion has been made by the Bank to the chair man and committee of the Stock Exchange, and there the matter stands for the present. The pro posal is that the transfer books should be closed about eight or nine days before the dividends are due, instead of six weeks before, as has hitherto been the case. But under the new arrangement, the closing, which would take place on the lst or 2nd of the mouth, would be practically merely formal, that is to say, it would mark the line which would be drawn, in accordance with which the dividend warrants would be made out in the names then standing in the Bank books. On the following morning the transfer books would be reopened, but persons then selling or delivering stock would do so with the dividend off. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was only 6,0001. The Athenian, from the west coast of Africa, has brought about 12,0001. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published on Friday next. Some improvement is noticeable in the demand for Mexican dollars for transmission to China. The recent heavy decline in the value of this coin was caused entirely by the absence of inquiry for that quarter. On Change yesterday afternoon bills on the Con tinent were again in demand, and the supply was rather limited. The tendency of the rates, as regards Paris, Hamburg, and Frankfort, was, con sequently, rather unfavourable. Subjoined is our usual list. Amsterdam, 3 months, 12 to ; ditto 3 days, 11.18 to 19; Rotterdem, 3 months, 12 to aAntwerp, 3 month., 25,60 to ; Hamburg, ms. bum, 3 =maths, 13.8, to, 9 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.35 to 40,• ditto, 3 months,. 25.67 8 to 72 8 ; Frankfort. ou .the-Maine, 3 months, 119 to g ; Petersburg, ((per rouble), 3 months, 331 to 9 ; Vienne, eft. So., 3 month', 15.66 to 70 ; Trieste, MI So., 3 months, 15.65 to 70; Madrid, 3 mouths, 481 to ; WM, 3 months, 484 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 26 to *O6 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.90 to 5 ; Milan, 3 mouths, 25.87 g to 924 ; Naples, 3 months, 39t0 41; Merino, 3 month', 117 to ; Messina, 3 months, 117 to 44 Whoa, 90 days, 524 to ; Oporto, 90 days, 524 to 63. The produce markets generally are rather firmer, owing chiefly to the more satisfactory appearance of the money market. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was slightly dearer. The sales comprised 15,000 bales. At an adjourned meeting of the creditors of Messrs. T. Brown and Sous, silk manufacturers, held at Manchester on Monday, the liabilities were stated at 23,432/., and the assets at 12,4301. It was agreed to accept a composition of 10s. in the pound, payable in instalments extending over sixteen ' months. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending March 22 were 10,7811. sterling, being 1,7311. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The annual meeting of the Globe Insurance Company is called for the 25th inst. The fi fth annual meeting of the Acadian Char coal Iron Company is convened for the 16th inst., at Sheffield. The half-yearly meeting of the Independent Gas Company is called for the 17th inst. An auction of Foreign Redeemable (Passive) Debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th instant The guaranteed interest is advertised on Royal I Danish Railway shares and bonds. The Patna has arrived from China with 408,600 pounds of tea. TINCSDAT EVZIONO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 914 "sellers." For money the price, after standing at 911 to 4, improved towards the close to 914 " buyers." The continuation to the May account was 5-16 to per cent. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent Consols, for money, 94, 4, ; ditto for account (April 10), 91 4 , I ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 89 90, 90, 891 ex div.; New Three per Cents., 891, 4, 90 891 ex div. New Two-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 751; Bank Stock , 2264, 2284, ex div. ; Thirty Years nue., expiring in April, 1886, 154 ; India Stock, 2204, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1004, 100, 4 ; ditto Scrip, 100, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 96 ; ditto Bonds, 225. dis. ; Five per Cent. " °diced" rupee paper, 91, 934 ; ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 100. , Indian Government securities were steady. Richequer Bills remain quoted 78. to Se. dia. Mexioan Bonds remain dull at yesterday's fall : the closing price to-day was 234 to 4. Turkish Bonds also left off the same as yesterday—the Loan of 1854, at 731 to I ; and that of 1858, at 534 t" 3. The market for all kinds of Canadian securi t i es heavy, in sympathy with the depres sed condition of the Grand Trunk Railway Company. Londoa a::1 Westminster Bank shares continue in demand, and are still rising. Other bank shares to-day were steady. In the miscellaneous share market the only alteration was a slight improve ment in Crystal Palace. Great Ship shares were quoted se. 6d. to tie. East and West India Dock stock was marked 1162 ; London Dock, 51, and 50} ; and St. K a therine Dock, 60. The closing quotations for shares in new under ' takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 3L- to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Inan ranee, 1 to 1} prem.; London and Provincial Marine, par to A prem. •, East India Irrigation, i• to dis. ; East India and London Shipping, to prem. It.. IC I ..7uu um.to koso SO 1401 10 MT* 10 SAO sot 0,000 to No N. n j 1.00102 S 04. 140010 St. WOOD St. 411,000 10 100,000 St. 7300 tS TOMO I SOAP 11 UMW 1 100,440 1 11.000 4 11:4 4 10,11110 10 UAW 10 U. 10 Kw 10 1 4001 10 11,410 10 XOlO I 1. 140 1/4 1 404 1 M. 1 40, 10 114. 111. 19, so M so A at 14,0111 16 AS ICO, SIL 14. 41 74030 1 150.000 1 11.600 10 11.40 10 MAO' IS 41000 4 10.0t0 ISO IMPERIAL PARLIAME T. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The Seem= took the chair at 12 o'clock. --- -- -- - --- A large number of petitions were presented from various parte of the country in favour of the bill fur the exten.ion of the franchise in boroughs. THE COURTS 1 / 1 , LAW AND EQUITY. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL pro sores that ou Thurs day, the 18th inst., he should rove for leave to bring in a hill to provide fur this oroseitrition in use pLice of all thew ta tt cou eDi rts of sw and equity, th e C our t s o f Admiralty, vorce, and Bankruptcy, sod the ultimo connected rewith ; and for the application of eerier funds in the Court of Chancery fur dm purchase of a site for such courts and dikes, and the erection thereof. BOROUGH FRANCHISE BILL__ BITE - Mr. E. BAINES, in moving the second reading of this bill, said he was encouraged to do so by the fact that the measure which he advocated had been recommended from the threes, had been introduced by the government, end re ceived the assent of parliament and of the people of England. He was satisfied, moreover, that in taking [MI course be was treading in the old paths of the constitution. It might be objected that such • measure ought to be taken up by the government. To that he replied that the government had taken it up, and further, that the questioe of reform hail been already dealt with, as be was dealing with it now, in detail. Every day's ex perience proved that it was practicable to deal with various subjects in detail when you could not hope to pm any great comprehensive measure. Such had been the case with regard to the criminal law ; while as regarded bankruptcy. the Attorney-Osumi had recently prepared one measure with the hope, as be stated, of gettrag another passed next session. By one act par- Moment abolished the property qualification ; by another it changed the rev: neatens system ; by another it altered the number of polling places; by another it endeavoured to prevent 'bribery and corruption at elections. In fact, there were more than twenty instances extending over forty years la which parliamentary reform had been dealt with in asperses branches. No our would have been more de lighted then he would, if the government had dealt with this erestion, though be thought it would be • dangerous doeirme that may the executivesbould initiate great reforms, the tendency of which "sou Id be to reduce the English House of Comenome to the level of • French or German chamber. (Hnit. bear.) He admitted that • tinge of unusual prosperity had produced great apathy on this question, but prudence required that they should not wait for • period of storm before removing acknowledged defects. (Hear.) It was better, as the wilds lord the member for the City of Lon. don had ones remarked, to deal with such a question in times cif tranquillity, and to exceed the franchise es • reward for the good conduct of the people. In his (Mr. Baines's) ;minim the time waa now come for an immeriiite extension of the franchise. Since the pursing of the Reform Bill thirty years ego, there had been • rapid deve:opuient, intellectual, moral, and commercial, in the whole commu nity. The right hoe. gentleman the member for Buckiag hanishire, is Introducing his own Reform Bill, referred to that advance as a ground for further change. The right honourable gentleman remarked on that occasion that intelligence had kept pace with population and wealth. lie (Mr. Baines) considered that an under-state. meat of the am. The population had increased within the last 30 pain at the rate of about 43 per cent., but vast as that increase wee, the spread of intelligence among the working classes was still more remarkable. It might be demonstrated that the 61. occupier of 1861 was at last as well qualidsd to exercise the franchise as the 10/. occupier of 1831. (Hear, bear.) He had always felt that the Reform Bell might Way have been made more liberal to the working classes. (Haar, hear.) He proposed by this bill to extend the suffrage from actinism of premises of the value of 10/. to occupiers of premises of the Talmo 6/.; and in seeking to attain Ibis object, he had copied the clauses of the government bill of last year. He had some advantages over the government. The returns on which their bill was pared were questioned and they had in consequence been sent book to those who obtained them, sad the result was that they were now presented in as accurate • form as possible. The present Dumber of borough voters was 442,210. The lowering of the frasehies to N. would, it was estimated, probably make en addition of MAIL Time there would be • total beretogli senelitessey el 04479, showing as increase apse die old borough emagerney 4t per cent. There were, however, various theastiono to be taken into account, luta* frequent ressernia, which would, he believed, wean the actual addildka very considerably. of the entire barengh ersetianonsy The weeideg dress coast' tuted threelonetheef wielepopednalse.endlihe ad dition which be proposed to ash, emprked only enwleath of the adult male workiugmeen in the borcoglis, The hon. niember here entered Isis statistics to 11110 W the advance of the country in material and general prosperity during the last 30 years ; adding that one great result of this was, that they had a populatioa better) fed, better-clothed, better lodged, and better taught than the population wee previously to all this development. He also cited facts to dhow that there had been • ccnsspoedisg advent* in education and intelligence Dario( the 1444 40 _ran, he mid, the increase la the population Irmo per cent. ; the Mercer in the day echelon 275 per cwt.: eed the 111011.1111 in Sunday •0110111 pupils 406 per cent. Barely, he continued, he might eddy rest his case for an esteems of the auffeage as awe fade slope. speaking.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. In =acne: masams.) WINDSOR lIIRETING.—crins DAY.) ENTRY FOR SCURRY 13TILK miles. About two Raps, 114 ; Donderer,loM 21b; Hazard, lOat ; Priem Cbanntog, lOat ; &remake, hat 10Ib ; &DIM let 41b. All are here. ENTRY FOR MILITARY SWEEPSTAKES. About thaws Niko. Haight Ernst, Tbs Dodpr, sod Nimrod. OPEN STEEPLECHASE.. About four mile.. Jerusalem, Preihmee, The Collosol, Qemerferry, Franc Pink!. &Amoy, Red Rover, Sir Chaska, Oliver Twist, )ILarictiliss, The Dodger, Premier, Grey Peter, Bantam, and lieverseke ere bore. Braaocurua—Old Bea Roe, Kibwortb La Topsy, and Diosivor. 101111aT FIR' ttr 81101MDJTC11.—(Tate This shortly before &wirelike' Ike kooks out in the premier iog to MowCu the well.knows engineers. carrying on boding, Cumborlasdutre e t, %ore ditch. The property covered an inumnos spies pf ground , consistiog of workahops, tursiorlsoonss. mod angum.roconit. Is e a building of such great proportions it in lordly necessary to state that goods value some thismands of pounds sterling were deposited, and it is to be regretted that two sides of the long square of premises ism been entirely gutted. PlortsSon HEYstow. —We lament to learn that this p s ti ame , to whom benevolent efforts for the enlight enment and improvement of his fellow.enstures we owe in much, is lying in • state which forbids hope of his recovery, and though be may linger for some little time, his declass may take place st any mome n t. H e re t urne d borne shoot • fortnight since, very unwell, and shortly after sons symptoms of bronchitis appeared ; but the mom miens milady with which be is suffering is in the heart. Ho has taken • wort affectionate leave of his school towhees and village botany clam, and others with whom Its has held kindly intercourse.— Bury end Norwich Post. DEATH OF A BAILIIIRTER AT HULL—Oa evening Mr. Cron, barrister, died at Hull. He travelled on the northern circuit, and was one of the leading members of the liar who attended Hull. On Thursday last be was pleading at the Hull modern in kis usual health. la the evening he west to the house of a friimd to spend an hour or two, sad while there to suddenly complained et • curioua erneation in the arm. A bow minutes ansrimusis he fell off the chair on to the door, and it sea Um fogad that be bad been seised by a paralvtic 111. He Imo rumored to the Kingston Hotel, where bellowed in a Maloof mew gnomes. until eine o'clock on &today esising, whim expired. ANOTHER " TRAPP/1" AWILE? AT THE AT, manias.—Oa Monday night the " tropms" pseteemomees— or, as it is termed in the p " the peat meat" feats—won reproduced at the Mthasstes Pales, Leicester-ammo. It will be remembered that, • week se so nom, one of the perfeamem in this realms exhibition sod was so severely injured that he still TARNOW in the hos. pital in • prsesnues condition. aims that accident the " trapeze" display had been discontinued ; hut on Moodie night Yr. J. B. Rochette and Mr. J. E. Plabsr undertook to go through the hazardous task, the former supplying the place of the unfortunate roan Magiltoo. At the very dint effort Fisher was precipitated no the stage near the fact l4,hts, in COIIitIVNIOUP of one of the ropes becoming detached. He heavily fell, but was apparently not injured. A parties of the audience, to their credit, after this occurrence =Ai. fasted symptoms of disapprobation, but the mom were DI. adjusted, and the performances continual. In the comes c 4 the lights from rope to rope both Fisher and Rochelle repemiedy fell, but persevered until they bad scooniplished the mat dories portion of th e performance, when they re tired amidst land applause. Magilton hes p ar ti a lly ream rimed the use of his limbs, and it is expected that the acci dent will not have • fatal termination. FURNENN A BISIY.—We hear that the excavations at them far-famed ruins are about to be resumed. attention being particularly directed towards the mound of earth and debris adjoising the chapter house. The exploration may pima ge Wag tare more foundations of the magnificent rubs aim am at pre rot exposed, so that the work, Aka* sendested on • comparatively small soak, will preordainmentl interesting and suggestive to the anticline rim smil TWO AMERICAN MAIL gametes—The Colombia aged from Gehray yesterday for America, with 410 pas sanigsra. her Mnbust?s ma., and • fair cargo. recommencing She Atlantic Raja! Mal Service. The new directors having overcome all the renown °mamboed by the less of the Connaught, and the injury done to the Hibernia, in a recent hurricane. have made arrangentimb for the regular conduct el this mein Iran this date. OADIXA*T MIAMI AND DSOOMIL al " 1 5A..... aY litra.WoL &84oarYaL IllelLlALatelassaama al Blaukbana ID llstaiasil ?The all Dadia4llll•ll4k Ild.C KO *MN mad aster lee li/eckralas all all Cana Cork van awl laud= W Do. • I •ao Dv. aalll4l all Do. II p.a. lapal4So all Dablle and lid Jac W Uqua.L,Perli. &AMA' 10• lialliatruatis Milos Ilsbaa, Most A lel Da. OWED all Ilad IMOD 189 Ndlaburpaed Glasgow WO Malmo .I.•4l4Dasulae lorlb as Car& Diac 100 6 as S. Wasiona Ir Omit Marlboro * Da. Altai Do. B Noce U Ot. South& Wort. (Da, Oros& Woolora 11 ) Do.r4arrraLGue.Bak ▪ lowasolirok Marra/tiro *I Looks Bloolnooll )= .l l=alDor Cusgi forloole Nor* wog& Widen 1/MlNAllif= « 4 .lii Do. Now De. Oral Durby 1 WI& of W. (In.) 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The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closin g rises : Alfred Cowls, 24 to 3 ; Calve 2 to 3 ; C o pp er Hill, 87a to 921; Past Basset, 100 to 5; Carsdon, 18( to ; East Grenville, 29.. to 31s. ; Feist Bassell, to j ; Heradafoot, 36 to 7 ; Minato° Down, 24 to ; Nuke Valley, 64 to 7a ; New Treleigh, 40s. to 45a. ; North Tree kerbs., 24 to 5 ; Providence Mum 36 to 37; Rosman* United, 21 to 3 ; St. Ives Wheal Allen, 4 to 5 ; Stray Park, 36A to 74 ; Trelowetli, 21 to 34 ; West Roes Down, 10 to 12; Wheal baller, 114 to 16 ; Wheal Ludeott, 34 to t. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANZ. -(TED3 DAY.) The weather continues fine for out-door agricultural ope rations. The wind is still from the eastward. The supply of Englishwheat fresh up this week is molerate ; barley short ; malt rather liberal; oats and other descriptions of corn limited. Scotch and Irish oats not large. Toe foreign supplies are large of wheat— Prussian, Russian, Swedish, and Mediterracean. Barley a more moderate quantity, principally Danish and Swedish. Oats another very large arrival, above 40,000 qrs., Swedish, Danish, Dutch, Rusekso, and Penedos. Flour—A small qban tity of American parcels, bat not any seeks. The wheat trade today Is steady, at about the reduced prices of Monday last, but not many sales reported of either English or foreign. Barley.—Grinding descriptions about the same value sa Monday bast. Making maintains its value. Oats quiet, at Monday's rates Large arrivals cause buyers to bold off for the present, a great quantity being much out of condition. _ Flour without change from Monday. Beane and pose rather cheaper than last. Clover seed, a moderate demand this week, and other dasmiptions unaltered in value. FLOATING Cagoone.—Very little doing at Fluent, although a great many oe sale. WHEAT.—English : Emu sad Kent, white, new, 435. Se 1331. ; ditto, fine old, 68e. to 715.; ditto red, new, 40:. to 571.; ditto, fine, old, &Ss. to 665. ; Norfolk, ha, fine, old, 625. 705.; red, new. 40s. to 60s. Foreign : Dantsie, Ma. to Ms. ; fine, 70s. to 78s. • Konigsberg, 61a. to 645. ' • dist*, extra, 675. to 744.; ttoetaek, 661. to 70s. • fine, 725. to 74e; American white, 64e. to 724. ; ditto red, 58s. to 645.; Canadian, 58s : to 68s. Bs'mgr.—English malting, 41e. to 465. • fine, 471. ; grinding, 29a. so 31e.; and distilling, 31s. to 325. per qr. ; foreirt grinding. Ws. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30.. to 391.; making, 40s. to 41s. MALT. —English, Ewa and Norfolk. ON. to 691. ; inn. 665. to 741. ; Kingston and Wan, fine, 70s. to 765.; brown. 545. to 60s. OATS.—English feed, 23e. Od. to 26e. Od. ; potato, Me. to 30e. ; foreign, 22e. N. to 26.. 345. to 314 e. . _ - - - - %AIL —English tick. 31a. to 355. ; barrow, 35a. to 30s. ; pigeon, 335. to 395. ; foreign. Mangan 26e to 32s ; tick, 384. to 40s. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 46.. ; kgrptian, 365. to 38.. PlLL—English boilers, 40a. to 44a.; w hits and blue, 40a. to 445. ' • maple, 425. to 445.; grey, 36.. to 40..; foreign. 425. to 465. Ft;ouiTLEnglish town, 50s. to 51e. ; ditto fine, 555. to 57e.; country, 44e. to 49c ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 395. to 415.; French, 4611. to MM. pet sack; American, 31s. to 35a.; Canadian, 31s. to 345. ; Spanish, 46a. to 50a. FLoArugo CAZGOZIN all C. F. and L-Wheat : Benli seaki and Mariano*, per 4921b5., Ms. to 575. ; Chicks, 51s. to 555. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 M., red, 55.. to 575. ; white, 61s. to ON. ; Danubs and Galata, 44.. to 50e. ; 425. to 445. Barley : Egyptian and Syr an, perVra n ., 26e. to 275. ; Odessa mid bombe do., 28s. to 295. Beans Egyptian, per qr., 375. to 38a. Maize : Odessa and Galata. per 4.921 M., 40s. to 45. ; Thrall and Bulgarian, per 4501b5., 38s. to 401. ; French, do., 38s. to 400. ; American, do., 37a. to 39e. Seeds, ho.: Canary seed, per qr. 58a. to eds. ; Henimiged, per qr., 41e. to 445. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13e. to 15s. ; brows. 12s. to 14e. ; Linseed, per qr., crushing, 50e. to 575. ; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000 12/. 15s. to 13/. se. ; Anieriain, thin, in brie., per ton; 111. ss. to 111. 15s. ; do., thick, round and oblong, 101. to 10/. 15s. ;Deltic, 91. to 91. se. ; Marseilles 91. sa. to 101.5 e.; Rape cakes, 51. to 51. 10e. INTO LONDON TROY APRIL $ TO APRIL 10. 11:111 - , /Wei . Wheat 11 : 00 146a0 Bailey Oata Malt VIO Flour ltagliab. 1220 lacks Foreign. 1,210 MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) SUOMI. —The public sale its pr.:ironing at about yester. day's prices. Oorrrit.—There has not been • public sale today, but the article has a Arm appearance. Tti..—The public sales went off with more spirit than of We, and greens are quoted rather dearer. SALTPlTRE.—Refraction 3j to 4i sold, at 37a. 6d. ; one lot 375. fincr.s.—The public sided have gone off steadily. Rout remains in fair demand. &cr.—This article is quiet. Corrox without alteration. Itlarketi generally steady today, although not active. TALLOW MARKET—{THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Quotations are aa follows : Town tallow, 535. 9d., net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 595. ; April to Jove , 575. 6d. ; October to December, 555. to 555. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—;THIS DAY.) Knots. Paidenden and Smith report an active demand for yearling hops, at advan,ing prices. The best poem 18617 a are also more sought after, as well as good 1855's and ISs6's. COAL HARKET.-(THIS DAT.) Walla End Haswell. 1116. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart;; 6d. ; Walls End South Hetton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls Nod Tees, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Braddyls Hatton. . Bons;171 Wall. End Rowell Hettons. 17s. .id. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Hearth Hall. 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Casson, 17s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Eod Eden Main, 16e. 6d.: Walla End Thorne. 17a. : Wall. End Harton, lbs. 9d. ; Hilda, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Framwelleate ; 16a. 6d. ; Walls End Hadley, 154. 6d. ; Bowers f meteor, 18s. ; Hartlepool Hartley, 16s. 6d. ; Lambert's Hartley, 17s. 94.-85 ships at market. EXPLOBION AND PROBABLE Lose Or Lira.—ln a narrow thoroughfare, termed Windmill-street, the red dance of some of the most abandoned characters frequenting the parish of Lambeth, stood a house and workshop belong ing to Mr. Evance, a fusee maker, in which dangerous goods were daily manuf actured. According to the statement of the proprietor to his managing man, it seems that some boys ' employed by Mr. Evince were mixing some combustible 1 material; when they upset a pot filled with phosphorus standing on the grate, and the consequence was that the flames in a few minutes assumed a fearful aspect, and cow I pletely enveloped several boys employed on the promises. One or two of thorn ran out with their clothes to a perfect blaze. The fire about their person, was extinguished. Some were fortunately sashimi to return home, but dread fully burned. The other poor fellows were no badly burned that they were compelled to be removed to Guy's Hospital, where they remain without hopes of reco . very. Two engines of the London Brigade, from the Waterloo-road station, were quickly on the spot, and the fire was extinguished before the damage was very extensive. samanis:M.ZPltitstairtfe... by which te;,cf.,ht,tobeCiaileaftise.teatw-o.Thitahinetitylvol.iwilttzorftrofi.niti J ohnt be recollected, lately impeached by his family in the Engli s h law courts. The case has sines come before the Court of Probate in Dublin, and happily resulted in a compromise. The suit, in the l a tt e r instance , was " instituted by Elialbetb Battey, otherwise Potts, to establish the validity of a paper-writing, dated the 23rd of Fe 118430, as the will of John Manley Potts. The b d r eZ sl 3. ants are Mr. Joseph Trumperant Potts, Mary POI* his wife, and Elisabeth Letitia PotteL the demesne in question the testator left all his of sixonoe in the fund., estites in Vireseen7a, so da to ~,,,,,,,,eieg to two-thirds in the Beessiekris iferes-Letkr„ which produced about 4,0001. a year, to the plaintiff. The will was impeached on the pound that it was not properly executed awarding to the requirements of the statute, six! that it was obtained by undue influence." After the use had proceeded for some time on Monday, it was announced that a compromise had been come to. The terms of the settlement were not made known, but it was understood that Elisabeth Battey has relinquished all interest in &tub ers's Nerso-Legier, in consideration of a sum of money. 1M 1 Irs. b 1 100 ors To bio too. ,og Ay. r: mid t be Ks , mod 7 r . it