The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-03 00:00:00

i . 3 . , t THE EXPRESS WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 3, 1861 • I ST. S PAUL'S, XMIGHTSBRIDO It LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SHARE LISIS.-(THIS DAY.) BRITISH POllllll6lOlll. - • --...-. ILI Pd I famerars. I amine Peon bales today reetenlity, being Easter Tueaday, the annual -•- ---.- yesterday. to i p.m. Two Oho= MARK - LANE.-(THIS DAY.) IN al lAllaatle &NU 65 TO entry fee the deetioo of churchwardens of the perish of (IT NONISC TRlalltaill.) .. The wind today is from thewith a moderate The railway share market continues heavy. si. 100 isca Bee i tc,beseme 82 le - , t Hues, Knightsbridge, was held in the parochial school. breeze and fine, but more ruin is loOked for, and at. A fresh reduction of tto t per cent. has taken ts all Do. du L .... 16 me .- t •use. the lion. and Rev. Mr. LIDDELL, the incumbent, in NORTHAMPTON MEETING .-( THIS DAY.) tention is being directed to the unfavourable state of the plaoe in moet of the principal stocks. Lancashireand Ih t all B•ffslodlaltelluroleßL el 6 - le al Do. Preference I 7 - t!, cheat. The attendee°, of the parabioriene if nut - weather for Agricultural operations. Yorkshire however, is steady. London and North tse too Buff.,Braiik.&Godsrich The sm.ply of English own, grain, and flour this week is Au , ~. numerous dab on many former occasions. was, upo DELAPRE HANDICAP. 'ly contracted. No Scotch oats reported, and of 1 2 31 ,.eilteras ' teek. is now quoted 94 to 95 •; Midland, 8 ?••• BdL. aa j IL II" sudoreedbyß ALI!. 76 89 .. . •,e. ei bele, neer respectable, and it is perhaps to to attre Liberality ... ... ... ... 1 Ash only two parcels. The foreign supplies of wheat are to 4 ; Lancashire and Y hire, 109 1 to i;IN me Do, Adel, Doe, ditto_ Si TO -. I- Ike to the circumstance, that the proceedings were coo • Lord of the Tees ... liberal-Americas, Swedish, Prussian. Several parcels South Eastern, 82i to 83 ; and Caledonian, 6 all Calcutta &S. Latent 44 6 94t WO 100 Do. June 1, 1874, ditto 66 70 -• - •!,..ttsl in a quieter and more amiable spirit then has hi. RACING STAKES. One mile. from Hamburg, and • lar ge cargo from San Francesco. to 55 8 Cap•T.&Dock69.egua. It 11 eli Ila - Thethem. characterised these sisemldies. Elliman, Henham Lass, Strike, and Imam are here. Of flour the supply is also rather large, principally Spanish Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fallen le re Ceylon, pa. 6 per eat. and San Francisco. The supply of lorl is more Liberal ... Hon. and Rev. CwAiniese, in opening the proceed. ST. LIZ HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. than lately, though not lane Danish, editerraneso, and to 21-16 to 1 15-16 dia. East Indian Railway stock 10 lb Teem Be•NI •••• • • • • l t i dla et 100 gut India u, 0 4 of the or. was, however, at brat interrupted by a Amsterdam, Galas, lady Trespass., Flitch, Merrimac, Black Sea. Oats. another Emi ' ve arrival , principally from iii fla tt er - 10 all De. übbulpar• - - -- i . eiskimer, who, when the rev. gentleman reel the usual Ambush, Oliver, Beckley, Edmund Kean, Dreadnought. Sweden, Denmark, and Holland. - ORDINARY NUKES AND ROCK& ele all Do. 4 449. ct.Debeat et a - Detre, ...noising the meet*. expressed a hope that Atherstexie. Lucy, Black Dimond, Snapdragon, Ivanliete The wheat market to-day is not at all active, value un. s k i pd 1 lee all Do. 50. ot. a. I.e would 5.4, a. he usually dal, " cut and run " from Belleisle, Selina I, Zodiac, Calpe, Wombat, rene, and a lt ere d f rom M on d ay , - RaLwATIL I Cl y ° ,7 l . t i W m e r id•• "las le•d ef 100 ell DO. ac, do. i ii wills - - tlo char, but wait to hear what the paruhioners hail Necromancer are here. Burley slow, at 31cieday's reduced rates. tes au , tow. wst.sissourssi. s 7 ' let P' m Se al Gee & Melbourne •••••• - .- Ilt. 100 Grand of Canada 21 24 .e te my ia refereeze to his cooduct. To this be rejoined. Oats . -A very large proportion of the arrival of foreign et. 100 Birk.,Lan e itChes.Jana 80 - NO .11 Do. 6 per ot. Pref. that it would entirely upon the conduct of the . ALTHORP PARK STAKES. About half a mile. - - - 105 ail Deem Pref. 6 p.et.Se. - - - • • eeeing whether he stay to the couclusion of the pro. redden Fleece, Over the Mee, Patriot , fby Vortex, Duos is very . much out of condition, and sales of such are effected N M W an i m lll y a t e h kb a iz i... -- _, WO all Do. 6 per et. Debora. 119 41 40 Lord Burleigh, LAM o' Gowrie, Crystal c, King of at irregular prices ; fine corn maintains about the same rates ... .eeliugs••r wat t but that stall ante the worthy purishione Hull o, i 10 ell Mogan elearafelld.C. 64 te ... 100 all Do. 7 per et. 1882. ••• 45 te ass not Impala in the best way to secure his doing so 1.; Hearts, and The Tutor are here. as on Monday last. St 1011 Iltrtstol'and Bader .... 07 * - 104 all Do. do. 1867 BB 42 -• Fear trade not so brisk u last day ; prices wi th out change. se 100 e r d e d on i a - ehereupoo that gentleman assured Lim that the parishioners EARL SPENCe:Rei PLATE. About five furlongs. Boom, peas, and tares are slow but not cheaper. fie all Cork h and Bandon - -e St. la Great Deese Peninsula a 96 96 44 4.1 WA at all want line. This was the only palpable ea- Miss Julia, Sweetsauce, Lupellus, Tiara, Fravolo, Spice- Clover 1 d other seeds are dull this week, wet 10 all 'Cornwall 6 6 sn 10 II Do. New ll le le - er,...ien of ill feeling which found vent in the course of the box, Melia, Nutbusb, Edmund Kean, Toucleme-Not, weathe r chec ki ng eo the l 10 a/I 'Du AIA no die. nail 6 - •••• - It. NO Gt.& of Indite. 69. et - - - .ile h y. to riaLl y the ti ligLy dial was ome k. b i ri u ng eoll n it . Mr. I :. ii i ldell er ti :o n t BNpiewheounikitsrte, bin ei t Nichol, Bluestone, andA Selina De aref, hu pteetrisi; CA tiG siness is i f , lF i li sa tfe e' grt f : r m h ore money being asked, ri V i e D i ttl i : L i c e L i g e t t A se lt 4/ 44 •-• 10 18 Do. Do 2 14 de i 104 all Weasel Canada Share* 11l tit - - present. 16 all Dend.Perth,&Abd.hi. 8 1114 .- 154 11 Do. New 9l 9 el• ..• iiicumbent of the parish, to preside over the vorti7 here. WerAT.-English :Ewe and Kent, white, new, 43e. to et. 100 gat Anglian l7 18 -• 100 all Doelp.cßdapay73,w.op. 116 98 •••• er his perishionere and he would remind them that it as the "phoney and well meognised duty of • CUP STAKES. Two miles. 61e ; ditto, fine old, title. to 715.; ditto red, new, Kn. to 574.; Se 100 Eastern Counties 44 al -- 100 all Do. 6) do.. 77Mt.op. 90 N - Newcastle, eby Gameboy, Mooreock, Black Di amon d , awl ditt o, fine, old, G us. to 665. ; Norfolk, ha, fine, old, KR . to et. 100 astern llaiou, Stock A le 0) - 100 ell Do. do. 78 witheame -.•- " rim ' to °M ats" ceder. sad it wa• thee in . Pitman .e. here ' 70e; red, n ew, 494. to 604. Foram' a : Dantaia, 68s. to et. 100 De. [Sakti a 1111 es 100 all Do. 78 - ... - t• net, for their own credit's sake, to aid him in - • le all Rest Suffolk 704. ; line, 70.. to 71k. ; Konigsberg, 61s. 10 641 . • ditto, et, 100 ' edloburgband Glasgow 83 - 17 IL PIO Madras use. 4 per et. 12 ei .., - ._ •I••ing so, elm their gathering together would cease to 11l 100 Do. do. 5 per et. 142 93 -.• le a meeting, and degenerate into • disorderly mob, LATEST BEFITNO. extra, 67a. to 74se Rostock, 664. to 70s. • fine, 724. to et, ire I m i m e: e t ... eh, fe m m e eel te - OIL 1110 Do. a pest gam. 86 88 the prievolinip of which ceuld have no effect upon the EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. 745. ; American white, 645. to 70s. ; ditto red, 58e. to 641.; le all !Forth and Clyde June - ••••• 10 all Do. 6pa cent. eo. .. 2 4 din ee minis of people idea opinion was worth having, but would 2to 1 apt Spanish Fly (t) Canadian, 584. to 68s. 14. 100 Glasgow &8. Western 111 111 St. 100 Nielb•Corpelp.ataseds - -e he looked down upon with feelings of reprobation and coo. Bto 1 -- Lu Ina (t) BARLEY.-English n.alting, 41s. to 46e. ; fine, 47a. ;10 all Ofeet North°, ScoUand - -.-, 10 all N. Brunswick & Canada .e tempt. (Slight hulas.) He was conscious of many Wiper. 10 to 1 - x (t) Finding, 295. to 315.; and distilling, 31s. to 2a. per qr. ; l l ' Idd G rea t 14 "thern . - es. 100 Do, A Stock 104 lea 1044 elan • ap. sh. N all De. do. • Land do 6 7 se fectioas, but be relrol on the kind feelings of those who 12 to 1- a State (t) fore ign enuding, 28s. to 374.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 365.; et. 100 e a g mo m tee im -. le all Do. do. B oap. II 7 knew him beat for itelulgeuce iti regard to them, but he Si to 1 - Icarus (t) malting, 40a. to 41s. 114. 100 Gt. South & Wart (Ire.; 104 106 - 11 all Do. do. Lead do 6 'I week' never Inc The ajo.rtluity of impressing upon them Seclusion scratched. MALT.-English, Easex and Norfolk. 60a. to 625. • • fins, • St. 100 Gan Waters lO ai • (Limited) - -..- thet the great ke.ea which, as Christians, they dental TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 66e. toles. ; Keepton and Ware, fine, 704. to 75a.; blown, 16. 100 Do.StourVaLGuaetk. $O 7O e 2704 7° e t 545. toles. N. 100 lamb& Yorkshire 100 1004 104 et. 100 • 18 16 Do. Punjaub 2 11 as 134 - from the eared fe.tieel th ey were celebrating was one of Bto 1 apt Matador (t) Ogra-English feed, 235. 61. to 264. 01. •; potato,et. 100 Do.lndenerlotg. Spat. 90 112 - pew,• and neoaciliatioe with God. and therefore he herd 17 to 2 - Kottleerime (t) ,&&Coao 118 190 I s t Ito London and k. Blackwall 61 02 61 _. 15 1 • • umues.aarts I 1 dts - 26e. to 30.. ; foreign, 225. Od. to 26a. they would keep tens ow with another. To do so 9to 1 - Hendren' (t) ek 100 lesdrek ßri ebathm e &Doe 46 48 - Rea 345. to Ms. rested entinev with themselves, for h e knew nut of any 12 to 1 - Sweet Hawthorn (t)lik IN Lomas& North Wean. 941 at tili a POILBION OBLIGATIONS. BRAWL - Engl i sh tick, 31s. to 35c ; barrow, 35a. to 39a • 12t all Do. eighths - - -e intentiou to pr. pow a candidate fur the effice of church• 12 to 1 - Dtophantus (off) pigeon, 355. to 30a. ; foreign, Mangan 265. to 325. ; tick , Ilk all leales&SoetbWestero tie 04 4111. IPd I RAD.wesa !Cleans prime I Sides. warded in oppieitea to the gentleman whom he 13 to 1 - Knight of the Thistle S's,. to 40e. ; Konigsberg, 394. to 46a. • kgotian, 36c to 38e. N all 102 . 600 OirrAC° 1 " 11 ° .".. .., irolenitivel they were desirous to appoint. He 'raid 14 to 1 - Neighbour (t) Pam-English boilers, 40e. to 4441; w to and blue, 491, It m ai l De. and E nnis le t 1111 - 4al .G.Lesembourabo. cane si 3 .. 10 ee I Do. Issued a AUL_ 17 17 - nominate as his churchwarden for the ensuing year 25 to 1 - Cooquene ( t) ellureetlAnoolosh. 44 a a a 10 Ito North. of Yews 3p. el 11 1 - Mr. Charles Henry Al'••urt. ••( le, Cheehamplace. He 50 to 1 - Will o' the Wisp (t) to 44e. • maple, 42e. to 44e: grey. 3GL to 40e; foreign, 10 le metr o politan 425. to ' 46s. lek lee Mama 124 la 12Se 4 - aI ' " •ll D- ,=)tr c..,.. D. ,onelud.• these observations without eareseing 50 to 1 - linens (off) ?teem-English town, 50s. to 51s. ; ditto fine, 56e. to of Mai Do, New le If r 1, _lO al Do. ( Pe 12 lei 11 1 1 e - 110 all Paris& Lyonstpergent. - - - his Ml, sense of gratitude to Mr. Disabuse Na retiriog CITY AND SUBURBAN. 575. ; country, 445. to 49e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 36e. et. i4O De. Sine &Derby- 96 ••• 60 all Do. New 8 per ant- Ile 12 - go chun•liwenten, for the hied way be had aided him in the 11 to 1 eget First Lord (t) to 40s. ; French, 46e. to 50s. per sock ; American, 304. M all Ind Ot• W•• (Ire ) •• • "" •"' - 4 all RoyelSwediasperesst perish. Ile elate never forget his kindes his od judg- 12 to 1 - Placate (t) Se all Mid Rent to 3:k ; Canadian, 31s. to : flan . ; Spanish, 48a. to 50a. me au s.a.e. end m et a = = se. - 10 se B.AusetLameVes.3p.a. 14 10 , metre and his great forbearance -( hear . beer)-for looking 16 to 1 - Thunderbolt (t) FLoATINe CARcolle, all C. F. and 1.-Wheat : Bali- le e N ewry & e mem i e d e e, e e et. .. Se al llouthernof FreamiSp.a 114 12 ae leak to the proceolings of the year he oould see that Mr. 1006 to 35 - Oribriel d'Erines multi and Mariumple, per 49R1a., 570. to 58s. ; Ghirka, 52e. 10 all Nowry.Worronp. &Rai. .... -. 100 all Victor Eatessmaill p. a 96 96 114 liavidem had taken the labour ear. 10 all JW.&N.W.of Franota.c. 114 11 I - CH PATER CUP. tos6s. • Polish Odessa, per 48009., red, 565. to 58s. ; white, U. 100 Norfolk - Mr. Wrwrritoer cordially corieurred in all the cheirmaa 20 to 1 apt Butterfly (t) 62a. toiLle. ; Denote and Galata, 45e. to 51a. ; Eyptinn, ils, lin North Nitta lint sail with reference to Mr. Davetwer, fax had it not bees 01131:111171.1 STOCK& 10 to 1 • First Lord (t) tis. to fen. Barley : ' and eyrian, per 4Mba., ee rie. all North Devon .a., D. - -. ..• tar him the year might ace have paned over so quietly AA it Dn. A lied ease. THE DERBY. 264. 1° 275. i °desalt sad üb° d° ' ''' fa Zli'a Beam ' ;Z. N a t N. Ifteeers-lieneek Mr. I /Atl(:gime. is ' thanks, said he haul always 9to 2 apt Dundee It) Egyptian, per qr., 37a. to 38e. Maize • Wane and Galati, gi me li ce G.N.Lr ara idlaip m ... dis 111110 St Ot.North.a.c.JaaAJitle eOO 58 99 I - feh a pleasure is working en Mr. l ' oldell, as he had in. 20 to 1 - King of Kest (t) per 49211.., 40.. to 4.25. •; 'bran and Bul g aria n , ' per 4Soths., 84. ine De. lads 5 .4 i t i la 00 ele 03 60,116 Ste Norfolka.c.Mar.agept. 100 90 91 -. eeri.l,ly received great kiodnees from hell, and ha•l always 100 to 3 - Kildonao Ma to 40a. • French, do., 38a. to 40s. ;American , do~ 37e. et. 104 De. Yea to 39a. Seeds, ha : ( teary seed, per qr., 58s. to 625. • found Isom actuated by an earnest seal to do his duty in the Renaud, per en, 41a. to 44a.; Mustard seed, per bushel, 10 all WeellitiltWaltmehee• 1 J e t t -. 1 . 77767 i St e W.lllldiandON-44pot. 10) 1- - I ..- meatiest which be occupied. 19 4 174 Neat elaikedsktre. . - Mr. Sewers they prepaid that Mr. Weetertoe be ire. white, 13s. to 15e.,• bane, 124. to 14s. ; Linseed, per ue, b c lee ema i as me ,,,,,,„e iei• pr = 7 ll 111 - COLONIAL 43011111NMANT UCURIIIIII. elre9 , l the terishioners' chueehwarden for the meeting THE POLICE COURTS. creating, 50a. to 375. ; Linseed cakes, Sabah, per I,WO, 10 all Peaks - .... rear.l2l. 1,. to 13/. is. ; Amoebae, thin, in brie., per toe, sr an periamete - - No. leh I elem. I Pd I Cl. Woes. I aka. I If. sa. to 111. 15e. ; do., thick, round and oblong, 10f. to 10 all •-•- - - . ~. Caa.Oev.6p.o.Jeaellal 100 -••• •••• i leek e The motion Wring been duly aeon•leil, (THIS DAY.) 101. 15e ;Bata, W. to 91. ss. Olarseilles W. 3s. to 10e5se et. 100 gym 113 116 id - -... e. Do.l pre NM., mar .. la* I - - ! 115 Mr. Wicsrairros declined to allow himself to be put in N. 101 lieselkilif.l Angela. a LS ••• .... .. Do. II were ISM .. 100 -. - I .... noiiinatioe. He thanked the parishioner., however, for --e-- Rape aka ISI. to U. 10e. 81. 100 liseMillallaad 54 88 -. .... .. Do. epreent e 1668-4 1106 .• .- I .- their timb a ale ta offering biro the office of churchwanlen W)L"THWARK. Elermi.-COmg, 50s. to 56 s- • haraF. 44 ‘. to 4 FM ' tar , N . 100 libiephige Oaten per last, 344 teal. • ditto ditki, foreign, 321. to 34i. ; Tin. 10 a an s ooW. 6 1 4 . 6 1 14 -...- .... - Daiwa . 0 •Alig•11 0 0 106 Ite ' - for the teeth flow. leader ordinary cireurnaaoomi, he ',WILTS!! ATTEMPT To comet? axiom Ned, per cp., 50a. te ' oos. ; caraway, per cwt., 300. to 311 a. ; st. 100 - would lavebeim bet too hapry to comply with th eir moat, Renee JoAa Bothei n, a young man about 20 yearsDoelpereeet. 'lOO 100 e 101 • 1001 4 of age. clover, red, 44.. to 65e. ; white, 55e to 86e. ; foreign 511, 100 Salk Ilissesen ... - - I - but he had bed 'l"ita "MS at JR. wear ned tail niteedieff was brought before Mr. Combs charged with attempting to red, 4As. to 56.. ; white, 6.5 e. to Ms. ; trefoil, 245. to 26i. ~ St. 100 Wilk Wales 69 410 - .... - Capeefollopap.alNoloo 108 1084 ' -•• the dr.:barge of the duties.' the office. When he last year commit suicide by cutting his throat. coriaseer, 16s. to 20s. ; mustard, brown, per bushel, 13s. to ee. 100 S. MO* a B ri er Dun 94 a - ••-• • • no do. 103 100 108 109 - carry lefore thorn for election, it wee with the peepers to Policteconstable ell M said he was oo duty on the previous 15u ; white, Sc to 124. to ail italas4W=alloaa 4 . 4 , 6 L - .__ .. New Birenww.Oovel pot. 100 11161 1074 I •e• carry out to its compe•tine the objects of the greet suit night inUniotestreet . Borough-read, when he heard arrumw ARE . VAIR INTO LONDON PROM APRIL ITO APRIL S. 26 16 l ail l litmktm Dltto - dltto ngiaa l6l hi pm .-- .... .. N.B.Weissfie.6p.c. LOS 100 96 In Ili `lob they had been al lon mile& That kens' Mee proceed front King•street. He went there, and at Na 3 a Ratak aad Match. blab. ronnio. IL 00 Taff Vale - - - .... .. Delp. a, 1871 te 1878.100 118 99 i •••• .... .. Do. Ip.a, UN eOO 974 98; , se. dose. be mat new most ems .fu 7 decline again MeGeli female told him that a SUM had rut his throat. He entered wheat hie •• • • 141ete 60 all , Ulster - .... .. Nova Natal p. at. 84p1100 oast. Ile dinned, however, to lay before them a brief the house and saw the prisoner bleeding from a wooed under Barter - elskeseeut of bow the metal t stead, both in regard to the chin, and • small - knife wae handed him, covered with " ma 1200 I 40320 111 1 I Do. .... . & Aga Goa 41 p. a Boothia. - - - tbsessel .ee awl the church. cm,„,;„,4„,..., of the Privy bi see i . Re took th e mmeem .• to a surgeon's, where the Ilat MO •• • • 54. 100 Vale of Nesth Flour English. 490 1 Foreign, 7.000 aMa. and 200 bris. to an lyiescele eta, er femme me 1! - - .... .. Vletivelp. aJaa&Job 100 - - , -- fed De. do. 110. c.ArrekOot. 100 • MI 1P id 104 44 6 Vance was given, it was eyrie.' out in full ie St. Pasta wound was dreamed, sea thew sonveyed him to the police •• • • • • bet he hia opiates ail partially so is 144. Ear atm. The e mu... 10 all West Cornwall Ai - skim altar wen y ramorwl. and its rile* eaPpieed b 7 Mr. Combo-RNA sort ef a wound was it! MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.) 84. 100 W.HartlepoolllarbAßl - OLIINT STOCK BANN& Ile. 100 !WM Makad-Oxford 4$ 44 a ... a woggles easmenees.table. but the altar c airs Wiwi bees c„e s t e ed e _V ery slight Weed, sir I •in fact,fact,the knife &max - The market neatened toels7 with • steady ale 16 all Ditto Newport 40 415 . maimed le &Innen ef the Mamie of 'Andrei. UN a. el , Wa4lllo Must that it would hardly cut . ' pomace ; the Barbado s . pu lic sale went off freely. Refined 114 W Dlia Ile - No. IL I Donna I Pd. Ita prices. I lass. 59 el - ifeelee lee Agra and U. ler. Dull. a 78 10 - the class am we , rani intact The suPeesllee, I M, Mr. Combe--What state wee the prisoner in when you -The crakes is also Meld/. ••--e- SAO 0 astalesia all OSI 14 xd -id ateatibia bad bees awl ia the Ararat assns by the sew him first ! Coage.--There has sot been a public sale today, but 111.11•411t3D INABA& lkea 16 Bank of Lodi - Very tipsy, sir ; and I troche-stood that be the private contract market is firm. eh. I Pd. I RAILWAYS I Closing aloes. I Salsa 6,011 100 Bank of London IA S t 68 row which had been ordered le he reeved off the bed been out with some hinds and querreeed en his re . Tea-This article has a firm apparance, but the amount s e e ce . me - 60,000 Ito Bank of Turkey akar. Wilma any Uncticas with usPot , lo when it err turn home, when he nixed the knife to frighten his wife. of ~_beleen dais continue, limited. le all 'loen t\n twall, 6pa east. 10 11 - 11,100 10 Chart. Bank ot India. le be *pin ant ap. bed bees . pbsord epee the ve zw.altar. The primmer here said that he never had any intention of nice remain • without alteration. Se all ares.Pertkit sew. Joe. 411 - 19,000 60 British N. America ~. A I - 14 11 - dis ...- Australia. aad Chios. an 15 efle zd The CHAISMAII was NM SD. Restates mot ratio,. ' committing suicide. It was • foolish lark. PEPer.m--Seigapare 'old at 34d. per lb. ea 100 Rest Amitloa. A, 6p. el. IS 101 ee 10,0 1 0 N Chrird. Mere. of Dada, tiosally neonate the fee* Ilre were was sot apes roe Th„, w ir e s t eppe d forward and aaaan d hie worship th a t SALTPETRE out 01 demand. la 1410 Do. B, 0p a 108 113 .- lon., toil wins al SS 54 ee aver ..IL.r, bullies tire peat writ wallow over it. what her husband lad stated was true. They had .n Cwr"'N without alteraaaWa et. lee Da C, 7 p e st. 106 108 el 100 IL Coen. Ra,ip.ot.No.l 107 100 •-• - 6 000 100 tri iiii, 19,000, 100 St 70 73 -. 5 36 10 •••• Mr ' We ' rarr '' N te a , me" le Mt= the mem met bees oat enjoying themselves, and unfortunately . her ha. Itaehet• general y quiet today . Ilt. 100 Do. do. Nat 106 108 •••••• 46,000 tell Ow. of Canada over the super .altar. The Privy lad osilsrod bead g et drunk, and on their arrival home they bad U. lee Do. New Ip. el. ie.. 11l 121 1.21 16. 150 Ocra. et Louden so - - - that the Ten C.somearberet• eherdri be set up over bat 4 few words, when be took up an knife and maid be should TALLOW MARKET-(THIS DAY.) ill 103 testae Cake. 6p. et. 80 82 - %NO 10 apilooL&AualCbartd. all 161 151 151 ""na"miee table ; het that twqr" hadi o °. bum tali". me est his throat. He drew it across and then threw the The market is quiet, at the aanexed N. 100 Ran.* Gleason sp. et 110 112 -• RAO 10 G. Baok of Switzerland. an - - •••• t - Petershuril et. la &ea. PealkDrinee Po - -••- the eemme mbesets 6 " I me w rit." ele e l" two Pwel!". knife away. She was positive that he Dever intended to Y. C. on the spot, eas. 6d. • April I rk .tne, 57e. tid.. ; - 5, 100 ormiNerthas. 6p. el 112 114 114 11.00 e II lee. Ch. Bank*/ Wart al M I: 4 z ranlloard sad pieced outside the screen. These points wome n su i c id e. July to September, 56e. ; Oetober to December, tea. to file IN Dagered.aillipapa 111 113 - *ON 60 Lades and County NON 60 Laden Joint Stock ~- 10 e- - SO were now before the Privy Conseil, and he expected that mr . Cembe was of the seine mmicee and • dischargi ng lids ed. N. 100 Do. 4 areal llll 191 SSW 20 London & Sleuth African 10 2 11 die .- is • month lOr two there would be • solemn decision = him told him not to be guilty of e ach • a f cob: act spur. la all Do..c.rolel epeists. - - - 10,000 100 Lea and Westathister- 60 64 68 Gee auseed is re/cream to them. He was re to say BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY. i• " " 11 • 84.11.41 " - mow 100 Net Prom ed Naiad- U - - - Mr. Peels had failed to Waits • reversal of the judgment CLERKENWELL. ENWELL. * 6 GeWarealseltallants) -•-• - 116,0110 le Do. New l2 ... - p r , wm , are d in hi. ca., and he sew m oo d b e f ore th e feeelas . ATTINITED APICIDI Timms' TSB ILL•USAGI or A News. ?attends° and Smith report a beam demand or .. 100 Do , ream. 4p. ant n . - 10,000 50 National Bank aity convicted of having attained to introduces pm** at IT unariD. yearlings and good well kept 1855's and 1856'. with odour 11. 100 Do. rakes 4p. cent . 51 4p. a 90 el - - 26.060 MI New loath Wales variance with the splint of the English people- i c h ea m_ ea d &here Prederiek Iforrieue, deserfbed as an ostler, was at very firm pram The reports from all parts of the It elele Codas mo Sce a llp.caredesse .Pra IN la •••• 50,4001 Si Orland Bank Dorpora aD 47 49 481 9 p•DmalY it wee 0.. be attributed tow Wane whisk they charged unlawfully ansalting sod beating Honors Plantation Wear of the roots being seriously damaged and I all Daßirm.Pra awes le 104 - NON 10 Ottoman Bak bol gut up spinet the Kosnabisieg practices of the derey his wife. rotted by the very wet seam of Let year. 10 all DieCtiesterPtleLep.a. 17 18 - 4 , 000 10 lee Provincial a Ireland - - - 000 10 Do. New NAN 16 Australia all •••• - .... - des hail, in hr chap to the clergy and laity, •utterly Palos nears with attempting to dextroy herself, by jumping COAL MARKICT.-(THIS DAY.) I t tes Do. Ilea. Om amok 74 76 - 60,500 U Union of Australia - NAN 541 Union of London she said that she wee driven to commit this Wall IW Heston, 18.. 6d- i Walls Zed Hartlepool 18 an De * de ' de lO I - &NO 100 17alte Mutual to iseredure it est° the parish of St. Georges-in.thie Eta shismos 17.. 6d. ; Walls End Kepler Grange, 17e. 9A; Walls End .. all Da die do ll 13 - hat sigoally failed. sad that the . lesciePal beach bad Well rash ad by the &asp of her hushaod. She D ...... le . ed.; wake End th i t e e. ed . W.U.et. 100 lene.&Tarksh. ep.a.N 135 I _ Nen rerouted from the evangelie•l members of the church. woo emattllyel... and, sPolloalira being made to aIDaA 601111 End Herten, 15e. ed.; Bell's, 1 • Gordon, l3e 3r1..; David. It 109 IemWBW III IM- ii k - s o. i me He KDICELLANIOUS. (Claim ) Mother resat was, Gat the Bishop of nose end, me Joesent emerald wee granted. The prisoner s Ida. lit - ife. Ia I UORPAITed. I 114111 CL atom tales. sad e ith er m et i er .. t o di em , fro n the as m e pu bli c has before hose sesteseed to three months' hard labour for me •, Hartle y , 17a • 21d4Helmrd • Hartley ne. 3 d•i laza ' eb 100 Deliles. do. Ne• I llt 114 - 114 le Angio-Merican Mint ..1 all :13 la ... eites.... sad tii n it up . „ et .. had v . up ... s h ai ,„, mau lti ag hi e re m & o e th e preemie °mes a, it append ben a Hartley, 17e. &L -62 ships at 56. 100 Doelp.a. do. e ll5 la - U. 100 Do.iii.c. do. Ns. 1 112 114 - WO 16 Australia arena --le I 2el SO .- the anther. of the " Essays end Re‘te,ma gam i ng that the defeedant west home the worse for liquor, made a N 100 Do. p.a. do. _. lOl lt3 - NAN 10 Dalin Waterworks.... all j 4 41 e. t o m e th a „,, pa Dm who west otherwise b e , e great disturbance, ad struck his wife as the b e ad, sod 1 all De. paella do - - - .... MO Brit. American Land , 40 I - - RON Se Brit& Irish Mee , TeL 'A eR I 114 BS ... lam a head eg tb eeit m e th ere b y me e ti ng gree t i n j ury otherwise aimed bee. Mince the defeodent has been out of A meeting RSB held in Manchester yesterday, N. 100 mo les , preestecit e 148 as - kb*. 10 Do. B7pa a till len an IS 10 •••• MO th e church . H. might, before eseschislia , mention that prison be has continually &used her, but the did not wish to Mr. G eorge Wilson is tee chair, when is was N. 100 Da6p.adoeW.lL&C.P.) 12e lill - uno. Do. C _ Maws. Moray ad Haves, the ehapid.waoless of St. Bar• send Wm again to prison if he would allow her a =into resolved, on the motion of Mr. Bosley, Y . P . " 1".4P :j .. c."idiv. da"ill 70 Ti 9,91.111 114 Canada Laud a 113 117 1144 14 •- AOOO , 10 Channel IslandiTel. fle all ••••• - rtes, bed had the audacity in their andarita to sate that ssess• - Mr. Hall, of Elsory.street, was • dissenter -a positive us. The primer said his wife was contioually getting drunk, secooded by Mr. R. N. Philips, to co-operate with the °am. N. 100 Lou.chatham sad Dover 86 88 no 103 L&NW.Cov.&Nuo.i d e , .. - - .. 560,000 St. Co star all - - .. truth. As mother mark of the truthful character ,4 the and she fine assaulted him. He would allow her 70. per mitten formed in London for the purpose of assisting et. leo L&S.W.79.c.steste - - - 1,002926 St. Palace - evidence bought forward Ey the imamate', tae stated week. Kossuth to defend himself in the Chancery suit instituted lee an &Ennis. sb is, 144 .- 110,010 It ereterace ,lOO 102 104 1160,000 et. Do. Sp. _at. Peep. Deb eOO 108 106 •-• - Nat Mr. tig was a ba n e e nd shoemaker . It ma le h e Mr. Barker, the wife having stated that she woad to s p east him by the Emperor of Austria. 116. MA Ma•aso 1Anc.69.0t. 116 .. - - 10,000 20 Eastlndiserrig.& Canal 1 1 4 dle - m , d egree . t o h im i f h e were. b et h e we , nu tm eg o f th e the allowance, bound the defendant over kr keep the pease WANG U. Electric Telegraph A BIRMINGHAM Easrsu OPTERING. -On Sunday st. ° too ‘e Dih Da. 4 57 per cent .... /5 I ]o - kind. la conclusion he geoid move that Mr. Kingsbury. for mix months. eta 16 Do. New l6 - - dis of Knightsbridge, be elected the pariabioners' church- LAMBETH, last the Rev. Dr. Miller, rector of Birmingham, brought 10 1 Dareasnable 6P.ce 4 I pm - Neel II Eng. sad Art. Cop, - St, Iffe MdlaadOoalp.c.Stock - - - - warden. 111110TRIVI PLUNDER to A NIRTANT. before his congregation, without previous notice, the Indian N lee Do.o3es. Itz.4 8.6p.a. 133 116 -••• Ikea 16 Oa Steam Navigation 14 .- .- ... Mr. Snicere orecake the motion. G eome sr apf , , a jaan, araaa i s th e me m o . or Mr . J une . famine, sod urges! them to enable him to announce by that It tee ea ae.a p r o . erec e ge im - aka° I Great Ship (Limited) teems 1 De me l ee eat. Prof : all I ... II 41 . - Mr. w ee. .. att .... lpm ... in i . eitis ...... but m ew .% a b o mb er . cerry i ng aa b es i ege . a t N o. e i Hi g h. night's pat to the Lord Mayor that their contributions et, me D u ceraliteme 4 pee ei a 51 4 12,000 6 lon. DI ct Tel. (Le I 4 Media in • start sot within the parish, wished to qua- serest, Newington, was brought before Mr. Elliott for bead noted be ready as an Easter offenog for Wednesday's Is. 10 Kerfomemetga ewe - .. .. India mail. Plate, were held at the doors, and a list el. 100 North British 5 per coat 110 111 a - 100,000 4 Lon. Gen. Omnibus Co. a 4 14 1 We r.M Kingsbury as to how h e j e w e l e d t o carry out examination on • charge of pluoleriog his master. It. 100 Do. New Oa 6p. et, 108 110 a - 50,100 10 Madras helm & Canal 1 114 pm - his duties, but the chairman yea.' not allow him to do so, Prom the evidence d the preeocutor and the other wit- or-i ip the vestry.. t h e Lord raid , warn upwards of 10 3 De.Bordea Union g l4 as ad - NOW 10 MalternuiesnlteaTel. all -..- N the ground th at he win not • ariabiorier. 'mesa it appeared that on th e morning of th a t day week hut . w h ic h ref WM muxinc.,.. DaNATION.-A gentleman sigoing ep si D e 40. ifei•••• 12.000 IS Matter. Ea. Tel. (Lime ell 4 4 .- 110,000 26 National Discount co 1 4le du Mr. filmes:re a cheery-sweep. claimed • right to be the Wail obs'erae'l to °mil , fixen • Piece where 40 - No - Woe a s he km mated foe 30 yaw , wi thi n th e p er t* pick ed pork was kept aol go to the hayeaft, sad himself "W. 8.," has presented to the Royal National ft it De. Leeds epee Nie 1 ... .e. 0,080 SO NerbuddsCoal&lron(L; 5 le 0 4 die 11,110 10 Netherlands lead ~ en - - mei had had th e riml ess , o f h ar e m " th e K e e, me immediately after a piece of pork, weighing lelb., ad d Lifeboat Institution the munificent sum of 3151., to enable N aD ealeY ee.e arle eeeiee ll. 0 &Para Ler Vs - ... 60,050 6 Do. ep, c., is. all 'as. all 4 1 .- Ashdall, • kiwi mai considerate man, preach the the value of 12e. 6.1., was found in the latter place tied up, it to plant an additional lifeboat and transporting carriage 00 isas Werth ---.747• •• • = - - 1.7116 UM N . Banns. &N. Soot. Ld. a- e• - popel of the fool Jeans Ch ri st. When the Into mid reedy to be taken away. A constable was seat on some exposed point of the coasts of the United King- t ter eineN.ll.llepol.PreLet - -• Mere IN. Brit. Australadan- all 1 1 , Ramp of Latino mono-crated St. flareahu church he wane far. and be err gives into euelody. The ' r dom. The institution has already one hundred and an sk me li e ja er . peep., ..., - 11, 1 Wane Gas - 60, 1 Do. "New Mares' slows to see it, %Leiden, it was t o b e d oes up oe pr e testeat at 'SOO admitted to the lineman that he had taken the lifeboats under its management, some of which have during la lee De, yma pref. steek Lle 118 •-• 60.010 le mien. In. Sem. (Lira e. I. 44 WS - principle* ebear, heal-hut the orremocy was one with pork, and added that he was not the only one concerned, the past fifteen months been instrumental in rescuing four 10 all it Devoe Fixed 4ep. a le 10/ RA IS. Peel River Land& Ws 100 47 - which he did sot at all hold. Mailing by hie prate...at Ins es he was caught, he newt put up with it. He further hundred and ten lives from shipwreck. all IL /ea (a& An. ant. o .6) ul ss Is. ite Do. * rier cent 99 100 I.• ~ 110.1180 80 Peale. andOries. New al 67 09 - reinriplee he bed aerediegly left the chareh- ( ehesee)- slid OM the other man an d h• eeel to S° Meath" to • BI ILK E flow, STK SIST HA ILWA Y..-It was an- IL 1 , ei . sad 44 .... p.t 99 100 - 10,190 ile Da Now aloll mw e lite Mr. Troyer, of Vietoriaareet, • banistereat law they Geld, sad** one of them delivered the meat to •• man who sauced yesterday, ali the meeting of the Birkenhead com• se em Lash's ges. 19 - . rent. - - e••• 84 10 Laos • lad. Tell. 0.44 all 18 184 ad - mem hi m, mime down So Dim and smis ta t u m m y he n That met the, sad who used to give them the matey for it. raissionen, that the street railway established by Mr. Train St. 105 De. ei ant OB 100 - Asa SO Niamey Iron - - 10,000 IS Do. New be was ia aver. head, ha evotioond, "show me were I This MIL b• add, was • stranger to him. was working very well, but that some slight improvements lik IN ri. 2 6p. a ga. OS 17 am in error."' He said, " Have you a Pro been !' ?" sad 1 When the we was called on Mr. Chipperfield, who ■ sp- were required as to Whop, ha, and alterations in a few of U all dillewilegion it 61'4. ri rd _. - ....•• Y“." He thee took my pre i mr.heca ad I took pease for the prisoner, ailereesing the magistrate, said that, the streets, In order to reeks it more compl e t e ly 'oar e d t o U 011 Da flo. Copal ill 14.206 Ss South Australia load all SII St - le all De. do. Opel. - ins. a, ooo ooo 1 0 00 5. Scouu lloyal rid s. % S t team i...thi lO 10 fl , = his - flaughter)- brat on looking over it - I found his had sae se this appeared to be the prisouees fine offence , and as he the wants eo the piece. It 155 Water* [Mornay *La 41 a -. 76,0)0 1 Submarine Tel. kelp - all I i •••• 158,000 I Do. do. Registered- ell t ... the Articles, o Look We," said I, " yours has not gel lad up tow meat borne an excellent character, his BRUTAL ASSAULT AND ROBBERY BY SoLDIERS AT N. 10) W.likt-Oalstguael. l 112 114 •-• the Articles." "Oh," my. ho, " mho ia the oxford master was disposed, with his worship's permission, to n eilrernaL-The county magistrates at Rochester were Of. .. Do. do. Dal do. I. in - 11,.... 10 Dade. an I 12,60 le Tort& Ag.et Australia Mama" " • Thee; mid I, "mine is the Canibridge." withdraw from the Pensecutim ; and he was the non copied until a late hour on Woodsy &harpoon , in the a - iii: 100 Do. Newp. 6p at. ProL ell 100 ... (I Udall First loses. 1 e fpm •-• (Loud larenset.) “ II," said I. " you are a pr o . anxious to do so as his former master was willing to take animation of three privates of the 4th King's Own Re;. MOO 26 Trust&La.Co.U.Couela 6 ••••• - i - t.tant, there ea he an difference Waal us , him into his employment. amok stationed at Chatham barracks, named William 014. lee Delaperia.Bpet.preL I t s 1U - Tel. (L) 1 ias 1 pia; - s). a U s. Kingdole . •u s i i me ad) - for I am a leetatant ; but if you show we I Mr. Elliott replie d Chet the use was of ton serious a Oster, :et, William Clark, 22, end Thomas /Watley, 20, on SOIIIION RILILWAYL lall IN Vas Dielleil "Lae em in error I will acknowledge my fault. What character to be at sysel , d. There could °°t be the Ilea a charge d bevies broken into the shop of Mr. Nicholas U. INI I ItaliNATe. I asang prima 1 Wes. more mold any woe do!" (( Treat - laughter.) " Are you doubt that the prisoner hail carried on • system of mbbeey. Lean, grow sa tend dealer, Britton -street, New N e --- ---- - back in y o ur nut, I :roves i" said he. "Yee," said 1, elam ; He skald therefore commit him to the House of Correction Rowepton, Chatham, and, after severely assaulting Mrs, aI me re aemeraenal 721 rd 114 - BITICIDE ON SHE NORTH Kill? RAILWAT.-Yes- I o w e vv.'. iliethen said, "If you wish to hold with me we foe two mosthe• Tann ••nhhinn tha fa! nf iLn ma...1...J :. I - ." 1 Sh. ITd I Ball,Wars. I Ci° 4B ll_l ll6o4 Sales today 7wwww 34 7. to I pal, la wrisios IN all lAllaatio f 154. 66 76 St ... 100 Dona Bar, &C.ln.s.lp.e St IS 18 sll Do. do. B 16 18; . 24 all Baltslo&Lskellarsaltl 44 9 16 all Do. Testsraws I 7 100 100 BlLl.,lsraut,.&Godsrleh 69.6 Bda, Aug. 1.111172 satorsaltlyßuffAL IL 76 80 IM 100 Do. Ju1y1,1873, ditto 65 TO 100 100 Do. Juno 1, 1874, ditto 66 70 6 all Calcutta &8. Isetsro 44 6 10 a Cap•T.&Dook6pagua l4 lro lln MI 74 Pylon, ins. 6 per Gent I dle 20 U Zu4orn lianol ..... 84 100 East Indian 10 all D. Jubbulpor• — 1s all Do. 44 9. et. DeWitt 96 IS 100 all Do. 59. et. 4o 134 1001 100 ell Do. do. do. 1865-70 14 OS dim Td ell Oselmg& Melbourne ••••• 1L 100 Grand Trunk of Canada 61 214 180 all Do. 6 par et. Trel 105 sal Do. nee. Tref.. p.et.Se — 100 all Do. 6 Iwo et. Dahant„ l9 41 40 100 all Do. 7 par at. 1862 45 00 100 4.11 Do. do. 1867 BB 42 106 all Do. do. 1872 3ll di 14 1; Ila IN Great Indian Penlnsnla 06 06 31. 96 44 10 8 Do. Ns+ — 86. 100 OA S. of India g. 69. et — 10 Pi Do. Do 2 14 .I.•• 104 all (WWII* Canada Sham 111 114 04 18 Do. New 100 all Do.69.cßdapsy73,w.op 96 98 100 all Do. 6) do.. 77Mt.op 9O 92 100 sll Do. do. 78 wlthoutop — 100 sll D0.649.ca84a,pty.17 IL 100 Madras air. 44 per et. 81 Si 8L 100 Do. do. 6 par et, 52 03 -.. IL 1110 Do. 63 per et. Wm B6 88 10 all Do. 6 per cent. do 2 14 Ate 8L 100 51•15.C0rp.119. calm& •• IP al N. Brunswick & Cenada elan • cap. sh. 10 all 11.. do. land do. 6 7 20 all Do. do. B cap. do. II 7 II all Do. do. Leal do. 6 7 10 la. . • (Limited) — St. 100 • 10 16 Do. Punjanb ilt. 100 Dalnd.B4llcAs. 5 wet. 90 16 1 • • Wale& grip 1 I Ms YOLILIGN OBLIGATIONS. Sh. ITd I BalawATA I Gabs price& I Sales. 4 all o.lassesboaribs. est& 11; 10 1611 I Do. Issued a its l7 -.- 10 !all North. of Prams 39.0. 11 114 1 20 10 ell Do. (Boslqpis) 4p. au Do. (la ite)Sjp.e. 12 124 121 4 $0 ill Psits& Lpowapoirosst. 60 all Do. New a pse east— 114 12 4 all Itoy4l Swedish 6paresal 10 ill B.Ans• &Lww•Vos.32). A 114 10 SO sll South/mud lisedap.e. 114 12 100 all Victor Intinsittisl 6p. a 96 96 08 1 10 sll JW.AN.W.oirranosip.e. II; 11 I A BISKINGIAIE tin= OFFERING. —OR Sunday last the Rev. Dr. Miller, rector of Birmingham, brought before his congregatk without previous notice, the Indian famine, and urged them m, to enable him to announce by that night's post to the Lord Mayor that their contributions would be ready as an ' , Aster offenng for Wednesday's India mail. Plates were held at the door, and a list opened in the vestry. The amount raised was upwards of 1701., which goss with the Lord Mayors remittance, irlintietcwir DvNATION. —A gentleman tieing himself "W. 8.." has presented to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution the munificent sum of 3151., to enable it to plant an additieeel lifeboat and transporting cardsgs on some exposed point of she coasts of the United King dom. The institution las already one hundred and tea lifeboats under its management, some of which have during the put fifteen months been instrumental Ia rescuing four hundred and ten lives from obi BIRKENHEAD STREET RAILWAY.—It Was Ra mmed yesterday, at the meetlng of the Birkenhead corn. minionies, that the street railway established by Mr. Train was working very well, but that some slight improvements ware required as to sidings, he., and alterations in a few of the streets, is ceder to make it more completely adapted to the waste of the place. BRUTAL AesAULT AND ROBBERY BY SOLDIERR AT CHATHAM. —The county magistrates at Rochester were oc cupied until a late hour on Monday afternoon, in the ex andnatioo of three pnvates of the 4th Ring's Own Regi ment, stationed at Chatham barrack., named William Oster. KS, William Clark, ?2, and Thomas fttiddev, 20, on a charge of having broken into the shop of Mr. Nicholas Lean, grocer and general dealer, Britton•treet, New Brampton, Chatham. awl, after severely assaulting Mr% Less, robbing the till of the whole of its contents, and carrying off a quantity of tobacco. The evidence went to show that the prisoners, who had been seen lurking about the shop for some time before, effected an entrance into the promisee about 9 o'clock in the evening, when the proeseutria was immediately knocked down by • thick stick, which one of the prisoners had with him. One of the other prisoners then held her down, while the third repacked the till of its contents, when they all made off. An alarm was, however, given and the prisoners pursued, sal they were all apprehended the same evening, the sticks with which they committed the assault on the prosecutrix being toned by the polies. The prceecutrix was so severely iured that she ham Noce been obliged to ca ll in medical a id. One of the prisoner', William Oster, was tried at the late MOWN for wilfully setting fire to a stack of wheat on ('hat eme hill belonging to Mr. Gilbert, but the evidence against kiss being inconclusive he was acquitted. The magistrates committed all the prisoners for trial at the next Kent anises. Wr. invitee woonded the molten. Mr. thus, • stablelielper. workbag In Halignive-niews but raiding is • "beet sot, within the pariah, wished to ques tion Mr. Kingsbury mto how he intended to carry out his duties, but the chairman would set allow him to do so, ea the ;posed that he was set a partehioner. Mr. Osumi a ciiimuey.sweep, steamed • right to be heed, an he had resided fora 30 of within the perish, sad had had the privilege el hearbig the Her. Mr. itandaM, a hied and sessidetste man, preach the ef the Lard Jams Cheat. When the late of Laudon eisseerated St. Mambas rhumb be went dowa lease it, tbilitieg it was to he dose upon protestant priaelples--(hear, hear)-• hut the earemooy was nee with which he del mit at all hold. Standing by his protertant rineilder he had sormbnely left the church- (cheers) - tut Mr. Truwer, of Vietorssetreet, a harroterat law they called him, came down to him and sought to show him that M wee isi error. I mid, im continued, "show me where I am in mew." He esid, " Hare you a Prayer-book?' sad I said "You." He thee took my Prayfeheoli earl I took ba - (laughter)—but ou {coking over it I fogad his had Dot the .%rtieles. " Look here." said I, " yours has sot got the Articlea." "Oh," says he, "mite le the Oxford elites." " Thee," said I, "mine is the Cambridge." (Loud laibtet.) " mid I. " you are a pro teetaat. these au be no differesee between us, for I am a pent/Meat ; bat if you show um I am Is error I will neksowledge my hush. What more wield any man dor Wrest laughter.) "Are yes hack in vour rent, Groves r .fia Yes." amid I, " I am ; I owe foot." He then mud, "11 you with to hold with us we will pay your rent for you." "Do yes as. that shelf!' said I; " I would seem rail up • pesay )oat there ad aibble it off bit by Ist than sell my ensecience." (Loud "Oh." mid he, thee, " I take my church from tryliti s.' "Do you!" mid I; " then. it 1. you who are in error, and not I." After that the great Cort, who is al.er, took me to Mr. Westertos, and in him I found a Caber and a bind. I here nine in Grady to tee.) with this oar pair of beads but Mr. Wistertee came down with me. and paid my nut Ice me. sa a roan—(" hear, hear," aol laughter) -ad I wow cone forward to help him for the knelt of the protestant church of Englaed. (Hear.) At the coschedon of this enemetie harangue, the motion W. pot from the and unanimously agreed to. Mr. Kiiooietiti hanior espn wed leis tettowlederarti.. hi the uiotiou 01 Dr. H ?ars, seoutwistl by Mr. Itmt-Kcx, it was evolved to present the cordial thank. of the paristiocers to Mr. I% estertou for him zealous and untiring con we. io the eau.* of the protestant rtli, too, and the pro ceedings terminated. than. g.7p.0. S. Jonctlos lNro N Orals OWN= Was ° l n a iltriabsed9u iN II 1 al ii ii 444sl I SUICIDE ON TIM Nos= Kiln Ralt.ws: terday afternoon Mr. Ilerisant Payne, the corm) City of London, received information of the death Henry Parsley, aged 43 years, a compositor. It appeared that the unfortunate man worked on " Hansard's - Parlia mentary Debates," at Means. Judd and Glees's, printers, end left on Thursday night hist, since which time nothing had been heard of him until Monday afternoon, when Mr. South, sen., surgeon, of St. Thomas's Hospital, was stand ing on the platform of the Lewisham railway station, and saw the deceased jump off the platform as an engine was approaching in front of the train. and hold up both hands. Before the engine driver had time to stop the en gine be was knocked down and mutilated in a frightful manner. Mr. South attended him, and the man was con veyed to St. Thomas's Hospi . tal, where he expired. IL ANICRICAN STEIrr RAILWAYS.—The American street oars run from well-known terminal depots, at certain well-known intervals of time, and never at any other. They do not rush off brutally, ten together, like a pack of hungry curs, to fight and wrangle for the same twenty passengers, but are orderly as the plasets. They run at gradated hours, and with proper intervals between each other. Each horse, each carriage, each driver, each conductor, performs so many journeys in the day. The hones are never jaded, and the carnage, full or empty, never lingers at crossings, side streets, or public-horses. You never have to wait twenty minutes for a conveyance. I have already said that these street railroads require no turn-tables or other mechanical appliance. The reason of this is, the ingenious construction of the carriages, which are provided on either hand with iron holders for the traces, and with boxes to receive the pole ; thus, when the driver gets, say to Haar lem, and wants, after resting his prescribed quarter of an hour, to return to the city, the grooms of the terminus stables merely unfasten the horses (Americans, on account of the heat, use very little harness) from the front, and attach the animals in two minutes to what was just Dow the mar. There is on bawling of scurrilous conductors in Amen can streets. Everyone can read the names of places in large legible letters on the street cars ; if II stranger wants to in quire his way, it is worth ten center to leap eo the step, ride for a few minutes, and learn the road from the conductor who, if he sees him to be an Englishman (Anti they alsvaye find an Englishman out), will be delighted to have a few minutes' talk with him. —Dickens's " AU the Year Rosen." Is IDirahlksiirsh an nesters of Francs 10 Od. Sudan gam. & P.C ▪ ' .Oh Central of Frans aD Oh Lutembi. Com& Oh all Italian Junction an , Lake Constance t Bala an Ilan* and Turnhout an )Lyans and Geneva an Nada Antonia all NsaaaLlage : yrn* an ;110.14.e.Prf. ftlg.goe. all Naethsea at ; Do. New Shares an 'Norwegian Trunk Pref ill Paris, Lyons, and Medlt all luAs and Orleans :Recife and 8. Frandsen (Ternarnbuto`g. 7p.s. IS :alga and Dunaburg as lama and ?mean Of 7 ■d: 1: 1 II .74 .1 pal 1/ 1 9 se* sr* 63 67 Ems Briton t'stvarourr.—The contest for and Luso the adupt.on of a delimits. academical *lntorno, •hich 1.. a leo. recently introduced ammo th• Modesto of the Mishear:di cootiones to be urged with much wet an 4 emit no both sides. A tinli was commenced on 5..t001.y us each of the four faeultiee—each faculty beim 4ccs4e foe or amLatat the matures for itself--stud the ''4Us: will centime op to four o'clock this afternoon. no nat e .4 tho poU at do close on Mooday altornmin woo so -Medicine, for, 117; &pivot, 1311. Arta, far, 171 lcuml. 41. Diviaity. foe, 10; woks* & Law, far, 3; 1 44144, 7. Tug tier. J. Boswr.t.t..—The parishioners of at. Mummy, were much mrprieed on Mandy 1.4 be a notices leis; stilted to the church doors. Mimed by Mr. lionwell. eallia¢ • meeting at the vestry on Mande, belt. to ILs purl..., of oorsonation and electivit two church. w u'lees see foe himself and one for the partial. As Wiliam I. hem tutted, aseset bg the Iwiacipal inhabit' 4 64. allies apse the parishioners to attired the meeting rs ,, bst the attempted a sl the , aferemion cm their suy will no doubt gin their lase iseemitest regro TAL ACCIDENT AT ST. VINCENT'S ROCKS, Mllrreg.—Os Monday afternoon St. Vincent'. Rocks was spilt the sees of a fatal accident. It appears that at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon • little girl, named Elisabeth OWL aged nine years, daughter of Mr. Seen, wheel-chair euteufacturer, of Limekiln-lane, left her home with her two sisters, in charge of a servant, with the intention of upending the afternoon from home—the party having taken refreshments with them for that pinpoee. It seems that they went to Clifton Down, near to the Suspension bridge, and while there the deceased wandered • little way from her nurse, and fell over the Forks between the Zit nag a•d the pier of the bridge, her body being caught in some bushes beneath. A young man who saw the deceased fall went up the rocks, sad, after bringing her down, con veyed her to the General Draper, the nearest public house to the spot, where tt was found that her skull was fractured, sod her left leg sod one of her erring broken. Her right shoulder was also dislocated, and her body was covered with severe eostueions. Mr. Crigbtoo, of Dowry Parse* will speedily is attendance, and advised her removal to the in firmary which was immediately done by police readable 279. While the deceased was being taken to the infirmary her mother was acquainted with the melancholy fact, and arrived just ig time to see the deceased expire. 4i Si dim ito — lia D7nisit— al Royal Swedish Do. 7 per cent. ' all Ombra and 'dense__ in Do. Linelonr cent .)r.7 Prof. 4 aaaPaalolperct. 14 &Aust.& Lons-Venetlaa, al Southern of Franco.— al !West Flanders W Do. 64 per cent. Prot al West.* W. ot Franco I w▪ IFeanlailalia Austria let 14 15 : I 4 i li Ms 11 If Ms ri If s 6 * It iq lIIL I 11/0090. lid I CL Wass. i Sale It. Comatrelts poo -- St. De. 4p. tt. Prof.. 1119 1100 —.•-• It. fiat sad West Isells 1100 • 117 It. Lorton lOO St. PL Latharlne It Soatiumpt. , o lOO St. Victoria. . .. 100 97 99 90 Ds. New i I ies par .—Yea r for the of Mr. THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RIVER !EWELL. An inquest was held ou Monday, at the Pomona .s }aster, upon the body of Mr. John Rawlinson, w▪ ho was unfortunately drowned in the Involl on the evening of Good Friday. The deceased was employed in the general offices of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin. coloshire Railway Company ; and Mr. Ross, the secretary of the company, with Mr. Hickson and Mr. Williams, attended, se a mark of esteem for his character, and to °sprees the sincere regret of the officials of the company at his untimely end. The coroner read the following letter, which he had received from Mr. Watkin, the general mana ger of the company, in whose office Mr. Rawlituon was principal clerk : "Manchester, April 1. 1041. —My dear Sir,-11(r. Ross will attend the inquest on the body of poor Mr. Rawlinien, to express the deep regret which we all feel fur his unfortunate lam. Mr. !teeth:won came into the service of this company as • youth. and in a suhonlisate situation. H. has risen to snoopy a very useful nod important politicos as chief officer is my department, and from hi. steadiness, gentlemanly moduct, and ability, I h ave l oo k e d f orwar d f or him wit h peat pleasure to a career which I feel satisfied would have be= every way creditable to him.-1 am, ire., EDWARD WATRIN. —TAP C 'toner." It appeared from the evidence that the deceased was sun running towards the lauding place, for the purpose, u is ' opposed, o f going on hoard the ferry•beat to cross the river, but that be missed his footing, and fell into the water, and although efforta were made to rescue him they were unsiworesfol. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death," it had ion bees proved hr the evidence that the dreamed was perfectly sober at the time of the accident. The jury strowey recommended that the land ing place should be protected by proper fences on each aide, as well as by nue or more additional lamps after dark. there being at present only one insufficient lamp. Thee also ex . pressed their minima that proper means and appliances foe the remote of persons who may fell into the water ehould he provided, which ap rto have been wanting on this orciudon. The was ugly 34 years of age, 10,41" 114.10* MOAN MKS* %atm isksin sue.tiool 49001 MONEY MA P.KE2.-(THIS DAL) Two o'Cuw.w. The funds remain heavy. A fresh fall of to per cent. has taken place to-day. There is a vague feeling of uneas;.tess with regard to the course of affairs on the Continent. The continued heaviness of the Paris flour , : has a bad effect, that market being very a•;x:ouely watched. British railway stocks are ao.in weaker. Lombardo-Venetiau Railway share.- Lave fallen to 2 die. Throughout the Stuck business is stagnant. Consols ar • officially marked 911, 1,1, I. and 1 for money, and 911 and 1. for the ac count. The preAent quotations are 911 to for cash, and 911 to 1 for the 10th of April. The official business report is as follows India Stock, 220 ; %Litt.) Five per Cent Stock, 994, 100 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 100, ; Exchequer Bills, 75., 125., At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 67fr. 571 c., bwz 1; per cent. worse than yesterday. The foreign stock market is dull, and Turkish Bonds:have fallen 1 per cent.; the loan of 1864 is quoted 731 to I', and that of 1858, 531 to I. Mexican Bowls are rather more offered : Sales are reeurdel as follows : Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 981, ex div. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 631, 64 (exchange 126.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 241, ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46/1 ; Russian Fuur-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1860, 901 ; Sardinian Five per Cents, 82 ; Spanish Throe per Cents., 481 ; ditto Passive, 17.1 ; Turki,l4 Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 731, ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 631. FOUR O'CLOCK. A better fe - -ding prevails, accompanied by a rumour that the Directors of the Bank of England are likely to reduce the minimum rate of discount from 7 to 6 per cent. to-morrow. Consols show au improvement of k per cent. since 2 o'clock, being now quoted 91g for tummy, and 91i, " sellers," for the account. In the Stock Exchange yesterday there was an active demand fur money, and 7 per cent. was readily paid for short loans on English Govern meet Securities. The Bank of England have issued the usual notice that they will pay the dividends on Tuesday next, the 9th inst. About 140,000 i. in gold, chiefly Australian, was taken to the Bank yesterday, making a total of 304,0001. since the date of the last return. The steamer La Plata has sailed for the West Indies with 12,3861. in specie. The Ceylon will take to-morrow 91,6161., of which 14,4491. is gold, and the rest silver. The amount for Calcutta is 31,2451. ; Madras, 7,2041. ; Ceylon, 3,0001. • Shanghai, 21,202/. ; Foo-choo foo, 13,2941 . ; Bong Kong, 12,7811. ; and for Sin gapore, 2,800 f. There was a rise yesterday afternoon in the ex change on Vienna iu consequence of the distrust rep:mted as prevailing in that city. The other exchanges were generally steady. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.1 to ; ditto 3 days 11.19 to 12.00; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.1 8 to / ; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Hamburg, hence, 3 months, 13.9/ to . ; Paris, 3 days, to 40 ; ditto, 3 mouths, 25.70 to Frorafort-on-the.M thie, 3 months, 1191 to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 in , :oths, 33i to ; Visllllll, eff. 80., 3 months, 15.60 to 70 ; Trieste, 3 mouths, 15.60 to 70; Madrid, 3 mouthy, 4's to ; (Sidt.. 6 3 months, 48/ t 06.05 ; enoo, 3 months, 25.8 Leghorn, 3 monthy, 25.95 to 25 to 90 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.85 to 90 ; Naples, 3 months, 36i to 3' .4; Palermo, 3 months, 117 to / ; Messina, 3 montLs, 117 to I ; Lisbon, 110 days, 52/ tog ; Oporto, 90 days, 52g to 53. An extraordinary meeting of the shareholders in the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China is called for the Itith inst., to confirm the resolution authorising the directors to apply for a supplemental charter, sanctioning the issue of bank notes at Singapore and in the adjoining settlements. At an extraordinary meeting of the Union Steam Ship Company, held yesterday, a dividend of 11. per share, free of income tax, being at the rate of 10 per cent, per alumni, was declared. Tort Eviortsa. Consols, which closed yesterday at 91k, " buyers" for the 10th of April, opened this morning at the game quotation, and closed at 914 to I. For money the last price was 914 to 4. After the close of the Stock Exchange the market was again weaker, at 914 to 4 fu; the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91i, # ; ditto for account (April 10), 91k, ;, ; India Stock, 2212204 ; ditto Five per Cent. fftock, 1004, 991, 1004 , 7108 ; ditto for ac count, 100/ ; ditto Bonds,s., 205., 255., die . ; Four per Cent. "enlaced " rupee paper, 77; ditto Five per Cent., 934, 94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 100. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was quoted 931. to 94a ; the Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 994 to 106}, and scrip of the New Indian Loan 991 to 100 i, being dull. Sales of India Bonds are stated to have taken place as low as 37e. dig. The foreign stock market was quiet. and scarcely any change occurred in prices. Mexican Bonds were last quoted 241 to ; the Turkish Loan of 18b4, 74 to that of 1868, 531 to ; and the Spanish Certificates, 6 f to I. London and Westminster Bank shares were in demand to-day, and rose about 1/. Oriental Bank fell 21. Other hank shares were steady. Electric Telegraph stock and Canada Land shares were quoted lower. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surance, 21 t) 3 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, I to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 1 to 11 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, par to 1 prem. ; Fast India Irrigation, 3 to dig. ; East India and London Shipping, dis. to prem. The Neville has arrived from China, with 92G,600 lbs. of tea. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Cro u g . In the Stock Exchange little business has been done to-day in min ing shares, and prices are generally the same as yesterday. Alfred Consols Hares have been dealt in at 21 ; East Caradon, at 181 and ; East Wheal Russell, at 71 ; and Wheal Trelawuey, at 113. There have also been transactions in Calvadnack, Wheal Unity, and Kelly Bray. There is still an active demand for United Mexi can Mining shares, which are last marked 01. General Mining hare changed hands at 221. also showing au improvement, and Mariquita, at f. The following are reported to us from the Stock Exchange as last evening's closing priors : Alfred Consols, 21 to 3 ; East Basset, 100 to KA ; East C..radoe, Isl to 1 ; List Grenvi ll e, 9A. to Ms. ; East Rue tell, 71 top ; Herodsfoot, 36 to 37 ; Hiugston Down, :0 to DoMarko Walley, 61 tot ; New &too, 47 to 49 ; North wns, 41 to I ; North Tresterbv, 26 to ; Providence Mines, 37A to 34} ; Rostwerno United, 21 to 23 ; South Caradon, 300 to See ; Tiocroft, to ; Treloweth, 31 to Wheal ;113,Weeideasiendronsspneid7Co80,L1:10.5161s3sio1;17wwh2otoz..;:d8Wheil;;TreWw; t o:uoci ß iffy rw ira:n e idcol Doz 32tot 7 . to to 190 8 1; ; ; A petition for the winding.up of the St. John's United Copper snit Lead Mining Company of Newfoundland is to be beard in the Court of Bankruptcy on the 11th of April. Tn s Cff tSKELISLLNDS. —The new Channel Wands mail steawr Southampton was telegraphed off Hurst Castle at 3.40p.m. on Monday, she having left Jersey at 7 a.m., and stopp••l at Guernsey. It is only under the moat favour al le circum+tsocea that snob ea early arrival happens. It is probable before very long • passenger will be able to leave .1er...-y at 7 Lin. and reach London soon after 7 p.m., • dotance of 234 miles, two-thirds of which is by water. CIefIITAL PLUMB,. —ONe SHILLINtI DAY. -- TrltltnAT, AMR. 2.-14 mission s. ?a payment, 4.317 ; 44$ by Wawa ticks* 1,216. Total visitor, 7,331.