The Express. — London, England, 1860-04-26 00:00:00

k. timbale.' epos the low if atelent._ M i t an sae, Smite Uwe he rt e :? .40 he the Ohio Nell then Awe MAIM he nee 4o e 9•••ir elnies bar able* . sienitr, Set Il k ke keeekeint prevail nerves* law "add It• equarapplinkaletneie, eft ot the partite am • futeige•• ; eon strim Nig le whwh awake thy meet M , per the eeniklikae. ch ricoirai•tag the deenieee of Me tribmatiat 010.111 a: tee k that the time" 4 nee neon) ODIN la bahl sr.-al.. whew two peewee pr wooled thimeotives baba, ki„ai tii ineirried owie or both 4 theta boilltt= ULM • I.l , erb ofteema forearm law sae abut • It inwle he better that that kr Erin in gni Oa wttlt which al/ the petite, mere prenneel b hal .1 tor I e wear • usveleed le the breech of whii It the* 'night fairly Id lie. Poe these 8111... , I r "Ull Wind t.. the pethins. It Bit 1.• natiietwaste to the that she .howl., 5.. be • wif e l a and ea totruernoil p rem at lI.ASKV ; bat if the hail stayed is FMK*. oh.• • •'ll.l twet—nnired all the advantage , . which the Fn-o. t, L. wool.' hAve rine her. A. , however, she had 0..1.1 1,, ...tele in Vngland, she mint he content to be hound by 4a...4 thew reentry .It.ntureti (a autoratc =,.' COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bow. Mr. t*.en.mweaser Beam) ix ■■ snare. (h. hankrupa grim a pahlorAn Eprrnn, ago • . 1,4 •P1e raler. This wan the matting fer choice of reeeinr.ll Th. 110411( PWV elated at sheet 1,1.100/. Mr. Reen-1.1.. • e haat. of old Itreed••trert, eras there erirtn-.• Maher Mr. Itrei.trar ViLealeer.) i.ll' HARLT.N. PLI IDITZAD. AND WOOLWICH W %TRH (LIMITED). re..l , ntsn. bed loon presented praying for th.• usual wmd.ryt op order is thu case Ther were appriiiiteri for to day. hut were adjourned by consant for a meth totueqn•ne• al wine proeseduage quahog in Chan. , ry . THE POLICE COURTS. ITHIB DAY.) MANBIO3I-110C8E. FRA , I:O4 OX Tel C!CIOX SANE --- ANOTKER CIEII6. Edteosl JoA• Liral4.o, sued ;3, described se of 2, W,sibiue Cottage*, Chathant.pLace. Hackney, and for some tem... past • clerk in the Unites Bank, Prinees-iitreot, Tr++ brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with streams. s s or shout the 21st inst.. the sum of 1,240/., the property hto employers, the chain:Lin and directors of the said lent. yr. ttilfsrd sppearal for the prosecutioa. John Arthur Burton-- I an, deputy-manager of the i'nioa Beak of Loinihal. The priauner wan a cashier there. and it ar.r.• hi. duty to receive cheque.. sad pay mosey the counter. and to enter re.vipts sad payments of Bar in the Name book—striking a balance bets two at the end of the day, the difference showing the liewuat which ought to hare been in his till. That balance he should have put into a bag, which he should have pt. of i:s his owe eorniurtnitut, of which he kept the key. On Saturday last I examined what hi. balance was, and found • dew eney of 1.240/.4a.ii.1. From informati o n I har e ro erived. I believe that he he. appropriated that sum to his awn use, i.r that of some person or persons other than the director• of the hank. The prisoner wee then remandeal for a wash. GUILDHALL. OW %SCUM- , TIRMIN AIMS k.r s Zisanug or mummuculorr. About • week ago an elderly man, of the name of Soave/ /forte, who hail for ties last five years acted as confidential wilier to Mr. Weeton, cement manufacturer, of Earl- MP Vt. kfriam, was brou;iht up Ix fore Alderman Hum pbrry,rLsrg.l with enibezr!ingthe amount of 60/.in August lest, belonging to his muster. On that °cession evi• ewe wax giseu fur the purpose of 'remand, it being stated that the pfi.,lsPe• defalcations amounted to severa l hundreds ..f pounds, and Thursday (this day) was fired fax the further hearing of the case. lire prisoner appeared in • t. is ..inaciateri and week condition, rod on leaving the duck and mentioning sonic mitigatory circumstanisia he en• prms.,l his ouivietion that Le hail not long to hie, 1. II opinion which everyone in court mu s t reality have coneurrol in. (In Friday application moli• to the magistrate, in consiequence of which Abler. sou Humphery admitted the accused to bail, but only as it le oeil to ..iye him from dying in • felon's gaol, for on the following Sondes morning he (the pi-Oozier) expireri, not. however, fn.m the effects of being given into custody upon lull a cherge, his death being the result of • long 'Horse, ir rather ailing. eittenthn4 over the whole period that be was in Mr. Westin's employ. Mr. Wontaer now attended on behalf of the friends of the dipromeil, and peoluvol • certificate of the death of the un. fortunate amused, mid at the mine time 'eked that the mosey found in his mimession, amounting to about lilt, should Oven up to the widow. Mr. Humphreys, jun., on the part of the prosecution, Iwnged to my that' Mr. 'Weston wan most willing that the magistrate should muftis to the petition of the rier J. lluerroet M. under mei nreansboly einem. senarie there wet, of mune, se end of the men sad Alder elle Hum*, y rtpte...! the pada:elks lee felt ad laving Ilbeestal the unfortunate amend ea tea MAXLMORIII . I;MSTMEri. CLIC:WAWA/I CH 1/I..CD WITH tin Mr Clot,lce Nashot, li', Bolmerer•striist, described u h. lere man, W. ehae,re4 Isef..re Mr. Math= 'nth u.lina. hit, at 114:0 market. a bdtle of eau de 'done under the following rirchahliahrl. : Aleeeuder Merin, waiter at 60, Haymarket, ail hotel, mihl at tialf•pe.t )4 the previous night the pmeotarr tame to the 1ea..l awl partook of lea, kr. Pit the time he sat down there was three leetles of eao de Colors, on a shelf near where be mt. Shortly after he (wits** deerved that ,roe of the bottles era. gone, and haying informed hie employer, Mr. John W. Porgy, Its &Mel the primmer for payment of the refreah• meat he had had. He said he had so money and shortly after pulled a Iv dtle of eau de Cologne frost his pocket--the nee moan). lle did Dot Irish to press the chorea the priii• girl meal for vela; him Otto easterly being to wee whether he had hay other b Leap erty os hima there were silver ere—he eleout the ea where he had sittang. A lea, here stepped forward, and said the primmer had lithe). hwu destroying hi. religious Imam sad eke theugh • he was m,4 Title r*fit in hi. miss). He lodged with her, sod she wee fearful he would set the house as Ore. Mr &swears,' said he manila reamed Via Tier tees days. that prop. r tuirsee tot,ght be made, shad is th e theaatuue •..011.1 tAiirritarr ~f Wh.b the prowler teas balms iota custody, a temtrua a., *DAD", WWI tolliD/I ID Lis pameasiaa. IV( )le4H I P -riTR PIET. D.titou IDGDWAI RoIRENT AND AbiIACLT. Mama Wrimr., 23, • French polish;r,Joi;Wigiams, • maim and Jot. fir 21, a hooter, were charged hifort Ili. Irl:yerourt with violently saimilting and Meal. dal from Xi. Savannah fhteltinan. of Therlow.place, Iteeltiver.roed. • g 4.1 and chain, rates lit. The lady stated that .he was in Love-lees. EMWon, be tween and two o'el..rk crater 6c, tmacecenpanied. The three !.none,, were .tinding together, and se she was in the art .4 paring them they ruahe.l upon her, lifted her bent the ground. aml, with great violence, tore away • gohl wet -h Anapen.lel by • chain round her neck, which wee marl. injured by their voleuee; indeed, engreat was theforoe n... 1 that the chain broke, and part remained with her. The 1.11.4.1.1.. e. then rapi.llr mate off, and some vouag Lir mar gave an Alarm. Slalwequently the watch ...a pa.- lion of the chain wit wen is pormosion of the police. Tin. teAtationv haring liven eccenhorated by it Ameba Palmer, It whim:bow. r... 1, !tinplate!, Hayford. 436 ant Thorn. rate. N {ace oralener of having heard the oat. 'l, the f.r.i.er being at work in Ma pinks and the Ltter iu hi. .own /loose, lath off duty. They punt..!l:lol men for • oh.tanee of half a mile, and ran tarn, not.. Cul de ot:s-" in Emile-street, Shacldewell, where them mitered a house, but were tuned out again ; t Len there we. an o ther but shorter aims, and the capture of all three foiloaeol. The watch, part of the etch. stal *sheet piece of eonl, supposedto be istooded Lit the purp.we " garrotting," were inland apes tut nothing partoollai on the other,. A ....n.tahle mention...l that he well knew all the pri -101..1" a. having " worked" together for a long time pod ler.•.k., however, dented this, and protested that he had eel. reCirneol to En4Lin.l 'luring the last three months, Is , ins isrvicsisly been a servant to Lieutenant Barons of the 14 0,..1 Artillery. _ . Mr liLeaeourt oleerse.l that the truth of this weld be psilr aseestaiseel. and he •houkl remark the priaamees. Not ass defence sae ma,le.or s .113Ovii012 1•41•11111 the vit a..." *Mb rr•pert t.. th•• onarge In question, sad Qs pri woe onel for trial. A M r.at int Pantuarrno.—On Thursday _incort n.in Henry Hartgill. ancompanini by a Indy tnmal eviu 11... per, who was attired is deep umwersig. presented ihmowlv.-• for marriage at CMGs pada ehurrh. The pni.--1 Arwlego•on is' beer-hems keeper, of who ha• leen a w Woo. r for • few mentbs, and is shoot 33 years Of no. The lady I. the daughter of the late William 11. Hooper. Faq., of Clifton, formerly of her M.. .4, • loaf led Mereice. Ate ia shout forty yearn nf ego, and e. !1..l in her oars right to about 1301. per annum. Beget. tt a eerern..ne was rommorneed by the Uwe. W. W. 1111.1.. n. .4 the rant.-. of the pnah, the Eo•• Itle..per. a hn.ther .4 the intended bride, protested p•tuvt lb.. twin ..ege %ring aiilenen•••..l, at the wartime redwing • n ertiricate of hi. inveity. In this dawning lb. Kre Wm."ihhnn .ippoaleat for the advice and waist ewe of the Rev. John Ilemosign. the incumbent, who happened to be pomading at the time a t a v es try meetin g . mid that reverend gentleman at once oonsulted Mr. E. home.. the ve•try clerk, who gave it se his opissou that un• dm lb* cir..uautanre• the r,Arriage might sot to be pro• needed with. While this eonfereme wan taking place. oerompaniat M Mi.• Hooper. left the church, and goon thence is a r l . ll ..i t. t. H..rtpll's rewidevice, Waterloo pie. I Lhfr..a. W.. art that measure" are !whet take., 1.. •.•••ire flee rent Ration ,4 th• untuppy l•dy to her friend, - •'t e . • ',err/ . - • -- • - ,1114 4 4^447- -7 LATIET SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. MLETING.-(THIS DAY.) awursrAirit Trevatare walks over. HANDICAP SWEEPOTAKEI OF 10 SOTS. Pomona • 7 ran - MATCH. North Limed. best Actmos. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKE...I OF 13 BOYS. N•oPhYt• • .. 1 Error gran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOV& Dead Heat with Rattlesnake and l'..afseiss. 4 arm. ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS flagitta . Aaron 13 am Erna FOR DM HANDICAP PLATE. A.P. Tors Thumb, z2 6 ;14 ; flesas, Ayro c ; tht Nib 4 iris, lot TM; Pmeresur,_ 4 na, • Tucker, 3 yrs, et 1111, ; Richasmil, 3 i c e = ParmsrUir, 3 yrs, Tst ; After* f, 3 re, ; :11.5n65t 1216; - Velem. 3 114 661 nib; ° 111 .".. 4 P s ' h Plumper, 3 yes, 64 71h 3_ns, let ; 3 ym, iht 41b ; Jonah naK Ng NH: Antler, 3 ere, 3471 h. All are here. Queen See paid forfeit. PLATE FOR TWO-YEAR I.tt.Dii. IA4 Ivo Warp al R.M. tiaweutter, c by Alma: Bow, R. cd Orinneern Nemeses, New Poreet Deer o, Morella, Ws Feedbag, Poolntorno, My Lady, Poliolhion, &stare be to Y ./i • Notts, mit Limas, Chtacisa. rartli ma ,lig. §se-lisw ' Ohnhara c, Agnes e, deter to Roads, Hawbs Eye, Bi d 800, Walloon, Lava, Voinateer, e by Ostliesione, Shillelagh, and Me Sege an bite. Pans rowan. —Folkestone, Prince Plausible, Dalian, Little Nell, Archers., Vaia, and %IDOL OTU Aaan Bryan o'Linn, Tooth Na Not, Scandal s, Dartmouth, Ldebcat, sad Hartley Whitney. LATEST BE7TING AT WIDNIOFILT. ONE THOUSAND OU/STRAS. 7 to 4 apt &Otte (t) 310 1 Veda ) 4 to 1 Velma (t (t) 10 in 1 Cecilia (*) 100 to 8 Aurora (t) 101) to 6 Precise (t) 10 to 1 Coatedina (t) THE DERBY. 4 to 1 apt Umpire (t) 9 to 2 Wiaatil 100 to 8 Buccaneer (t) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Weatherbound (t in force) .. • ; 3' H E Eii 3 itiigs: TfirliDAV .. ...v...k....._• .....,....i. q . 1 . ....a.3......; —4. sours wiersasssusira T. —( THIS DAT.) --- rlk . . . . -14 • r •• general meeting el the rn Railway woe held . fi t the Magee 16 'end, if thought adviesible, el the 'nen Wine geelliasiabgrennekil bee a arec74 the ialeekheeel Se ' 18-10...111esemeas, deW.y.chaillan el the tea m is the ebeig. The Citagam it i l limais of the lan Tem oaf reedy, and the have to be adjourned iin the 3let of May. • would reed the heads of e bilk to be tabehtted 'leisy, and it would be for the meeting to deal with thew The &worms hones does ON Tbs Cnatim*j Moved a resolotime approving of a hill for authorising the London and South Western Railway Comae to nuke and maintain a railway in extension of thek Exeter Railway, and to connect that railway with' the Bristol and Exeter Railway, and for au • • alias. tioes of the Sant David's Station on the Bristol and Exeter Railway, sad the kyle( down of rails on the narrow gauge on divers railwa ys, - and the working by the Loodoo and Smith Western Railway Company over' those narrow gangs lines of railway from their Exeter Extension Railway to Bideford. and broiler . The object of this bill was to pet the donth Western system in direct °so. axiom with the Nee* Doves districts. Ur HIMULM•III wished to know what was the length of the extension, sod what its prehable cost would be ! The CHAIRMAR said the length was about five-eighths of • 111/1.. and the cost would be 50,0001. The cost of con nesting the arrow with tlie band poem would be 70,0001., and the whole amount authorised to be raised by the bill wee 120,0001. The directors • • that the arrange ments to be made under the bill w bring a large through tralk on to the South Western. After some further &amen% the resolution was carried. The CHAIRMAN next moved a resolution approving of • bill for the alteration at Yeovil of the Salisbury and Yeovil Railway, leased to the London and South Western Rail way Company ; and of the Yeovil and Durston Branch of the Bristol and Exeter Railway, and for the making at Yeovil of a joint station for the London and South Western and Bristol and Exeter Railway Companies and for other WThe whole amount to be raised under this bill was resolatioa was agreed to. The other two belle, directly promoted by the company, were postponed. Rerolutioei were peened approving of the following bills, la which the eoraganLaie indirectly concerned, vu., A bill be suable the Salis aod Yeovil Railway Coequal to alike • deviation from t eir authorised main line near Yee vii, and a branch or junction railway in the parish of Too -1 vii, and for other purposes connected with their under taking. A bill to authorise the construction of • railway from the authorised line of the London and South Western Exeter Extension Railway to Chard, in the county of llommest. A bill for making railways for the purpose of anseel:A B Hyde with Ventnor add the East Coast of the Lied xt, and for other purposes.* The ' then adjourned until the 31st of May next MIZIEJ-7HIB DAY Two o'CLool. There is a brisk demand to-day for West Frances shares, which have risen to 25. Stray Park have advanoed to 32. A good general business is going forward. Shares in Tolcarne Cargoll, Wheal Charlotte, Lally Bertha, East Rose: warne, Pendeen Consols, and Wheal Clifford mines have met with attention. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered, with very little busineaa. The Nerbudda Coal and Iron Company have received in. timation from the Secretary of State for India, that instruc tions have been given to the government of India to grant than their lease. At a meeting of adventurers in North Basset Mine, held yesterday, the account. showed a balance against the under. taking of 6971. 13s. 3d. A call of se. per share was made. At Bedford Consols meeting on Tuesday, a all of la. 6d. per share was made. At the meeting of the Brytdotd Hall Mining Company, held on Thesday at Stafford, the account showed a profit nu the quarter's working of 7111. 3s. 2d., and a balsam ha fa vour of the comps& of 1,026/. 13s. it dividsed of 51. per 100th share use de The number of shires wee In creased to 200, by • divimios of the present duns into two moieties, and Mr. Dussford was appointed the secretary of the company. Al the mesa* of the Herwerd BMW Miss Compsny, held on Tuesday at Stafford, the mamma showed a profit on the quarter's working of 3461. 18s. 7d., sad a balance in fa vour of the company of 7411. 14s. 4d. Ad/viand of 3/. pit 100th share wee declared. The number of shares was in , creased to 200, by a division of the present shares, sod Mr. Dunsfonl was appointed secretary. A geberd meeting of shareholders in Pendeen Commis Mine took place yesterday. The accounts showed a helanes of 6141. 10s, in favour of the mine. A call of 2s. per share was made, and the committee re-elected. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) &cu. —The market remains steady. Comae in in a fair demand, but prices must be considered im& " has been in limited demand ; general quotations are unaltered. Rica.—The market remains very firm. Rua.—Prices are unaltered. Partin—This article is quiet. Iluz.wro ham declined gd. per lb. SALTPITRE —Prices are rather lower. JUTS sold brisk, at previous prices. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady to-day. Subjoined are the prices : Town tallow, 545. 6d. net orb • Petersburg Y.C., on ti spot, 56a ; April, 55a 9d. to MIL ; May to Jose, 545. 6d. ; July to Sept., 561 ; pat. to Des, di& 9d. to No METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. MILI3 DAY.) We have a few aeon herbs than on Thursday last, and trade is out quite so tat& ; prises an consequently scarcely &Food. There is vary Utile ahseatica either in the supply or to demand for sheep. Os duo average quotations &s lather lower. Lambs acd calves are selling about is us Yoeday. Our foreign supply consists of 120 beasts, 1,030 'beep, sal 278 calves. The number of mikh cows is 125. Pet atone of MM. s. d. ad. Per atone of SIM a d. s d. Beet Scots, Heralds. 4 8 4 10 Brat Dm& HthdaSh 4 10 5 0 Beat Short-horns 4 6 4 8 Best Longmoola Second quaL Waite S 4 4 4 Do. do. Shorn . 4 S 4 II Calms TlO llistDos& 1i1f.44.444 5 6 3 8 Lambs Bouts at market, 1,013; and lambs, 4710: Calm 1166: rigs, lest SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) News. Davis and Compsoy report trade Arm Pomo widow bay, 80a. to 90s. ; superior ditto, 911. to 100 s. • inferior do.. Ws. to 70a. ; roweo, 70s. to 71s. ; clown, old , 100 s. to llfe. ; wood cut, 8.55. to 945. ; straw, Ns. to 39L The following is the clause which Mr. Edwin James proposes to move in committee on the Represent*. tion of the People Bill :—" That every male person of full age, and not subject to any legal incapacity, who shall occupy any apartments in, or any portion of, a house, whether furnished or unfurnished, for which he shall have paid a rent, if in boroughs at the rate of twelve pounds • year, and if in counties at the rate of twenty pounds a year, shall be entitled to be registered as a voter, and to vote in the election of mem bers for the borough or county in which he shall reside : provided that such person shall have been in the actual and continuous occupation of such apartments, and shall have paid such rent, for twelve calendar months next previous to the last d►y of July in the year in which he shall claim to be registered." Mg. Mannar, M.P. •ND HIS CONKTITUENTI4.—A meeting to consider the R eform Bill of Lord John Russell was held in Salford Town-hall last night. The Mayor of Salford was in the chair, and the meeting was very numerously at. tended. Resolutions were passed in support of the Reform Bill, and words were uttered not very complimentary to Mr. Massey on his motion to refer the bill t o a select com mittee. A 'letter was read from the hon. gentleman explain ing the meaning of his resolution —a work of real getion ; but it was quite evident from Mr. s note that be meant no harm at all to the bill. He ihosiglit his resolution was the beet way of assisting it, and he wan q uite astonished when he h ear d th at any of his was likely to impede the bill A letter wa s also eana from Mr. Bosley, saying that Mr. Massey bad never eosin municated his intention to bim, nor would he have thought of supporting his motion on any aocionnt. A petition was adopted in favour of the Reform Bill, to be handed to Mr. Bright for presentation, Mr. Mainey's hands being nee sidered too slippery for such a purpose. —Manchester SLIM leer. Tea Royal, Aoateuvrtruai Bocurr.—The de putation appointed by the council of this society to inspect the sites at the nations towns in Yorkshire soliciting the society's visit in lA6I visited Doncaster on Tuesday. The rtion consisted of the Hon. G. W. Cavendish, Sir ai r kti Williams Wyne, Bart, M.P., Mr. Brandreth Gibbs, Mr. Hibbs, and Yr. 'thwart!. They were met by Alderman Hatfield (mayor), Visconnt Galway, and other gentlemen. The deputation inspected the mee-pound end the Tam fi eki, a portico of which h a d been oilseed for the me of the society's exhibition by the occupier. The mayor entered into a variety of statements to show the capabilities of the town for the exhibition, and the deputation expressed their opinion that the site of the race-common was in every way capable of iffording the requisite accommodation. The deputation proceeded to Wakefield to inspect the site at that town. Yesterday they wen to visit Los, and subsequently proceed to York, Harrogate, and Hull. DNA!!! PROM SITYCHNIA. • Yesterday afternoon Mr. Edward Coxwell, the borough coroner, concluded an adjourned investigation at the Crown and Sceptre Inn, Bevois-valley, a suburb of Southampton, into the circumstances attending the death of Elizabeth Harrison. The deceased cams from Sammer ton, near Glastonbury, and bad lived in sinus la Domet shire, and latterly at Mr. Coventry's, ow but for three weeks prior to her death she bad I .6 l l l72tritli a tread, Mrs. Cross, at 12, Bevois•ralley. On Friday night, the 13th instant, gardener ihewent out with w Fle ilee s tri r l e 3m there ; they went to the Uncle Tom's Cabin beerhouss, remained there some time, and at a late hour of the night Grey accompanied her as far as the &mole Castle Inn, where he left her believing that she would go to Cross's, and she prom ised to meet lam next morning, She did not go to Cross's house until next morning early, when she st a ted th a t s h e h a d s l ept w i t h the laindlord's daughter at the Uncle Tom's Cabin. This was not the fad. She met Gray at 6 o'clock in the morning, told him that she would go and get her breakfast, and then she went to Mr. Cross's; after which she met Grey at • quarter-paid it o'clock. and accompanied him to Cracknore Hard, on the opposite side of the Southampton Water. They remained at Cracknore Hard sore time, and bad eons, refreshment; and, on their return, • photographic artist who joined them in the boat „ chaffed" Grey about getting married. Grey walked through Southampton with the gui, and when he parted with her near the Ordnance Survey-odoe, she asked him if he was gang to be married to a young woman with whom he had iwn keeping company. He toil der that he thought he *hued, and the tears were observed to run down her face, end she mid that *bethought she bad better not call and see him anymore. She bad ahem celled to see him at his lodgings, and generally expressed bomb' in terns of stfristion towards him. She proceeded to Mrs. Cross's in flevotsieraßoy, and after mobile b rae( and chanrog her drees she came downstairs and mused Ws. Cron& • baby for some time, but saddeoly ekes menplained of violent pains in her head, and clasped her lima to bar fore head. Mrs. Cross gave bee a cup of t i e, when she D emme emcee and shrieked "Good God ! what can they have given mer She wee unable to vomit, and was assisted to her bed, where she was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Craw, and by • nurse (Mrs. Thomas). She sail she should die ; she Dever should t better unless she were sick, and she appeared particularly anxious that Kra Cross should not take for some mew • cup which she had used is dinning her teeth. Re exclaimed, " Oh, ray Ord 1 I skill die, I shall die !" She took some antimonial wise, whelk she kepi by her as a remedy for sick headache, and Mr. Lawman% the surgeon who was called in, edminiatered aa emetic, but all remedies were is vain, and, after • series of dreadful Wank the poor girl died. She gnu 36 years of age. Sbe . saw nearly VI. out of her earnings, besides ipurehameg a gold watch and chain. I)n the day after her deatli--thM is, on Sunday, the lath—Mrs, Cross and Mrs. Thomas made an examination of the rel . ' apartment and boxes. The cup above mentioned was found to have in it a white sedi ment, and in one of her boxes was a small bottle, containing • white powder, which, on being subjected to the ordinary test, proved to be strychnia 'The coroner adjourned the inquest from Tueolay of last week until yes terday, to permit an analysis being made of the stomach, be. Gr. Osborn and Mr. Lawrence found strychnia in the stomach, the liver, and the duodenum ; and the poem ex. tracted from the viscera, on being administered to a kitten wed to a frug..eused death in a very short time, with all the painful tetanic symptom of poisoning by drytluals. After • lengthened investigation, which elicited the above facts, the coroner said be thought the ury might now bring the case to • close, having heard the evidence taken to a very considerable length. As to the came of death there could be little doubt, and warmly less doubt that the girl had died by her own hand ; at the same time, the j ury had no conclusive evidence before them of the fact. His imprw t ea was that the evidence brought before them v.ould lead them to the coaclusion that although the deceased had died be poison—that is to say, rtrircluiia --there WU nut sufficient evidence to show by whom it was administered. Of course, if they were clearly of opinion that she hid destroyed herself, their verdict would be that she had wilfully taken the poison ; at the same time, there was just that want of evidence to prevent the jury re turning a verdict that she had died by poison administered by her own hazel. The room was cleared for some time, and on the readmission of the public, the foreman said,— " We find that the deceased, llimbeth Harrison, cams by her death by the administration of stryohnia ; but by whom administered there is no evidence to show. We should much wish the police to end out where the bottle and its content. were purchased." Mr. F.nright, the chief superin tendent of police, promised to make every inquiry which would be likely to throw any light upon the painful occur once. fti MARK'S Hoerrre.L. —The twenty-fourth an- Diversely of this valuable charity was celebrated yesterday weenies, at the Albion Tavern, under the presidency of the Right. Hon. the Lord Mayor. His lordship is the course of the evening made • forcible appeal Ia favour of the special objects of the charity, and pointed out how zealously the committee bad exerted themselves to extend its sphere of usefulness. From 14 beds, the original number, they had soon increased toil ; and now, although the subscriptiow had not an wend their expectations, they had taken courage to M imeo the somber to 30. Having dwelt forearm sentences with great force and feeling en the sufferings of the victims of the ream disease to the cure of which the hospital was devoted, his lonlahip concluded by , giving Prosperity to St Mark's Hospital. A roller csas followed, and this, with the subsenptions, amounted to MX. The report. which was reed by the Secretary, Mr. J. P. Whiskin. exhibited the following results for the past year:-44es outd oo r patients . and 280 in-patients, had bon r•-lieveei : and the number of beds had been increased hem 21 to Ai Saseriptions, auxiliary society, 4" ; 1,3• 4 7/. 9,4 d. ; this with the other subscriptions left in the treasure?* heads at the mad of the year a balance of 4064. ire. bd. Mr. Salmon, at the pemaug re ign* of the committee, still retained the post al honorary eneseltin surgeon. The peso receipts for the pail year to 2,1661. 12s. %L, sad the endowment fund h a d rhea to 7.r11. The toast of the institution wee acknow ledged by Mr. Seademaa, treasurer. A selection of vocal meek was given by Mews, Wien, Benson, and Francis. Mr. Drown was the teastmaster. CaYwrAt. PALAci, —Robson's sigual lights, which aro to be used in the greet to prooreeioa Ming the Meariehnolin statue on Friday, the 4th May. will be displayed from the galleries of the Water•towers of the Crystal Palace this (Toaradayi evening, at a quarter past eV.,,L 1 412 ' _...s.s6L•e--oe--164541.64ne5-e• Sri/AA/I° EIS4-4F1178 DA 7. Two o'CLocat. In the railway share inadpit today business is almost at it standstill, the setalnissi, which will commence to-morrow, being *wailed by the speculators. In several histanqes prises are quoted about per mot. • lonbr than yesterday afternoon. . 'London and North "testers stock is quoted to i ; Great Western, 69 to I ; Midland, 116 - 1 ; • and Yorkshire, IN to 104 ; South Eastern, 87} to C being steady ; Eastern Counties,ll4 to 6(; Gond Northern, 113 'to Alt, showing a fall of /Ter vent Lonsbardo-Yeastian Railway AWN are steady at 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prom Ties Canadian lino NM steady, and the Indian dull. _ UJIDINARY SIAM. AID !wild .1 . IrAzt,wavis, makers. 8010. 2t -I I 10 I .100 li 1 - T0774W Patel..l . 9 14- MS. i car u stee 11114,111115 t *111.■•113133.- AI 3 Cope LlDaskilp.ager 7i Oiryloa. re:reamb ,sou 100 111 DoDel 44 p. Ip• I . el Y do. Ono 11 Do. • pot ea 11 Do. Sao el Du t poet DM.- 11 Do. do 13V/... II Do. do. 1871 Onol 5 Dtc Now tolours. . XS ' - ' l l O fl• - •• - v 1 • i f --. .......10A ir t:L ...4, - ..... • si . A% 00 Driald arilisrher 00 Calwinnim 10 ill CCork ornwall and Ilasien 111 Do. A Aso dlr. until 0 ill Do. 13 p.e. le paid to a in Debits' and I Tao ill Ossd..tertis 11•1•1/s O lest O Eastern Ail entlas , 0 WWI% Union. 81011 a 0 Do. 0 East Suffolk Steak 11 Ditto i P l ' o4l. l4l = irh o',•srth, and . II Forth and %Apse Jas. o Glaasow 18. WISSINII 1 Gnat North otlkottend Great Northers Do. • • 1 Do. 1 nook 1 134. Swath& Welt. gra) 100 Great Wasters .. I DoilloarVal Glealltk. a 1 Lanceitired Yorkshire ilt. KO London and BlAckwall Bt. 1 ' - `a.. 100 100 100 103 100 _ at. A. of isms fit. Wont Do. New Do No., !t09.6g44% D.. do. Y! DO DO Madam Guar. aa par ot. 00 Do. do. I=4. DO Do. 4, per at. 10 Do. IA Exton. do. .. DO Melb.Corp.Op ct.llos all N. Dranrotelt•t Canada c;g7. M. Do. do. Load do ill Do. do. 11 pp. do ill Do. do, land do 10. Odd* 41/mltod) MO Sands Do. Purdsub )D0.104.8•F10t.g. St. Andreva & Quebec • Trinidad. Limped, Scalp OOLONLAL Loo.,l4oitosAbat..._ Londoo.o6Mlm.,_itilov. Loodioa Nora watal LaudoniMeitort Do. sal plii:,sigt - 7,elias 00 MkOwed 00 Do. /Ana& Derby all Mid . 00. Westirja grf ) ,'Newcaffitle_orkit WINN Nomura, •Itsr.,DDsra Nipwrya•sasekdig Nsins,Wassurip.alls• )0 Noel* Si Naglsm Om Xi Neagh NNW ill North Dim Ds& DD ill Do. • 100 N. Distsrs—Dandek JOINT STOOL m" - o.riiie:~ Do. lae --- Do. Ycet INorth Lawton NorthkB.llseisrmitme We North Staffordshire /0 Word, Wm ot Wolter di Peebles ill Portsmouth Vt Rhymney M Scottish Central to Scottish N. K Aber..lllll to Scottish 10 Shropshire Union dl Sittingbourne & Shwa 10 Smith Devon IS South Postern „JO South Wales IR 1100 8. Yorimh. & River w s Stockton d Ditto ditto Taff Vale Ulster O i l Do. I Val! Do. or I iirafft 7 NlZ: ilicaTOTeivntl -- prost Lauda - I Do. 0 per cost, 1879 Do. 6 per met, 1880 Do. 6 per cent, 1881 De. Opera. Feb../tArtg Do. riper ct. Mar.& Sep Do. 6 per omit. Do. do. ST* New Dronow.Oov.6 p.ct N. 8. Wales Or. 6p. c. 1866 Do. 6 p. c., 1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. c., 1888 Nova Scotia 6 p et. 816 Deb. redeem. 1875 . 8. Mist. 00►.6 p.c. Deeds Vic. Or. rip. c. Jim& Jul; Do. do. 6 p.c. Apr. 11061. 2ZI 111 12} •-• II 22 201 1911 20} 91 li .7- it I 64 65 U ei IS Se VT 111 sli sat 1111 100 114 116 116 117 UM US US 114 00 100 106 f tl 70 11S 115 ii. II Bt. If St. 11 al. it Fs: Pi =i" I zu li . . 11 IS 11 84. 1( 84. 11 " . 4. 11 ~: i~; ec: iii 8 :I It 1 dis 1 58 10 10 II li 6 PIZIIOIJWCZ SE•I26. Brie & itzeter4 p. et. Caledonian, Ala Dun Perth,* Aber. In last Anglian, A, 6 p. el Do. B, 6 p. et. Do. C. 7 p. d. L Coan. La., 5 p.ct. Do. do. Do. New 6 p. at. 61 Eastern Union, 4 p. al &O .havw,6 p. el tdlit.,Perth,Dan.,4. Great Northern. 6 p. el Do.6e . .red.at I?p.et pm. ii: " et. 1( i~; 8 !• 1747 100 I ii: lif BC I U Eio Do. 4 per cent 30 Do.6p.treel. ail p.e i m ill 04. N. Scotland, IA 0 (it Mest.,l3erkartHants) ie. Ili Do. redUem. 44 p. cent Do. redeem. 4 p. cent Do trredeem 4 p et. Do. sip ct. redeem Pref. et. iii Is. U IL U ei. is: " ei. ile i 1( si, lip NZ 114 ii. r=( at. li,I i, M.O Do *rm. Prig Do.ebosterPf.Bh.B9.c. Do. do. do. fp. c. Do. Birm. 6ua 111 I If. n. Tic 117, V( SR 111 an Do. Chest Goa. Mara an Do. do. do Do. do. do 10 lane,* Yorksh. p.0.1t 10 Loc.& Bright..s p.o.Ous 84 No. 5 10 Do. 5 p.c. do. Na' 10 Do. op. c. do. ... DO Do. 4ac. do. No. , * Do. p.c. do. ... n Do. p.c.paan. do.. 10 Do. 7p.0. ProLllkaak. Do.dp.o.do.(W. /1.1C.P. 10 D0. ,.. V.1/I.(dlv. doL dl Lo7a7dadYro and FtU SR U at. 11 00 L&NW.Cov.&N m. 00 LLS.W.7p.c.St. all Londoodrry&Bonlat 00 Man.Shet. ,k Line hp. ct. 44 Do. 1.4 00 Do. SI per cent . 6 Do.redeemcble 00 litUand Cooshp.c.ll4ock 00 Do. Cons. Br.l 11.6p.0. 00 Do. 44p.ct. Prot Stock 00 Do. LOA litchln 4 p.c. W New.&Aber.etc..per.6 . 4.,wlth option tllll 00 Norfolk sp. ct. KR. Stock 00 North British 5 percent 00 Do. New Goa 6p. ct. I Do. Border Union pki )0 N. t.—Berw.4p.a fet e. '3 3 Do. do. de Do. Leeds 6 p. ct. No. 1 10 Do. York. H.& S. pare. ill North Staffordshire Do. irredeensabl ~9cottl~A Cent.. Ke_ pnLl * N 4 2lll l' Do. Aber..in.6p.o. Do. 7 p. et. PriL I Devat - Plzad de p. a. Era. (goad. An. AL OAS) Do. per oat Do. Axed 41 per ant 8. Wales tan 4 p. cent Do. 41 , per cent 8. YorksMro 4p. goo Stock.ADarllngtonl4a Do. do. Bers Do. do. Cip.o Watar.4 Kintamplp.a 1101.31611 3 s ai l Astwarp & 10 T Baldal6.lraji s T a p.e. 6 sa Web& L I 10 1111 Ayres & A Panatrie 110 if Bailers to Oraisersao. all Carousal Mine * 3.11 100 aU 10 all IVTztenat_ . on 10 16 ;Data Mad& *ii aof haws .... 94. ltrelan I. p. e. ri os. : Oostrol of Preface.. In la. Luna bg. Coast. flh. al ! Nail Juirtlon. 14hc;ailia — c;• - ! : 06 10 10 4 i l $ 101 110 111 In 100 110 112 me 111 116 OS 00 82 110 112 TS T 7 117 119 110 112 10 106 Of ST 96 100 88 90 90 9! 10! 104 0 2 10 2 17 18 10 10* 74 76 11 20 10 1 14 136 180 115 117 116 117 . ISO 142 4 115 117 164 IST us 176 te 70 15 117 114 114 11 1 116 127 ISIS -- 70 1 i $ 1911 160 1.01 109 94 96 11l 12i 110 111 1 110 L isr u 1 oils 1 . ... o r I. 11$ UT llf TS 75 211 10 10i 100 102 100 102 119 91 99 101 SS 89 118 SO 104 33e 99 911 SO U LWAYS. I i i a. all 1 st si pin 21 If li li 5 6 24 25} 6 1 7' an Lime ma 4 Turohout le Loabardo-Vsaselan _ Antonia !Nam.tteehe I By the ;Do.6p.e.Prf. Beth go,. :Northern of _France Do. Yew BA~rw iw;e:iiiii 7 rr.T, Prat Pula Lyons, and Yeah all 'Paris and Orleans 13 Illecife and it Francisco (Pernambuoo. g. 7p. c. 10 . Riga and Danabarg all ;ions and Frascati all ißoyal Danish all Royal Swedish all Do. per cent. all Sambre and Meuse all . Do 5} per east. Prot. danPatiloalat.4 Feral all Southern of Fraaos all ;West Flanders an Do. 51 per seat. Prat a/1 'West. d N. W. of Trams • ,Western of Austria all Wiesbaden K4ll 10.409, li 11 II Si 19 19 SS Se II II 371 371 63 66 It II dial U 11 !I iL ,it 8 04,NartYL4p.e.Jui; 41 7 Nortok4p.o.lfarallut ft N. Nut. 4p.01 Jaa.e.July U Ost.`Wae 44p4e4. do. 141140 ficoUlab N. zwi. 4P. In 01 94 "" !a *DIVE Y M.415111.-:-! VS DA r A Ili • . . Two &Cram r- - litelhas reniain . rtran,' ist Yest er day's improve r bent, Irith very ,little business. In the share itiwarket there is likewise no movementof importance, t inniness being almost suspended. Attention is still absorbed by the pending investigation into the frauds on the Uuiou Bank, and by the inquiry instituted by the Stock Exchange Committee into the agency through which the alleged enormous fosses in the , stock were brought about. At Parts this morning, )aciording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent Rental were quoted 70.25, showing an advance of 1- per cent. since yes terlday. Indian government securities remain steady. Transactions are officially recorded in the shares , of the Union Bank of Loudon from 231 to 25 ; the t present quotation is 23.t0.25._ 100 100 100 110 BL 101 % 11 et. 10! i at Te . , N ; , 1511 SOO 100 1 Of 06 96 1 # leo 100 too 100 'lO3 10* 100 12lib. egi Sei f Si 134 .6 10 l'ii RS UI 11.03000 111§ 110 e 111 110 112 ISO 100} INT 11 104 100 100 100 1107 los no 112 icla no 106 i 6 No. I SO. I BANKS. 1 Pei CL price& I Odin 10.000 100 Agra and 11. Bor. Bank . 50 75 77 21500 40 Australasia ail 72 74 70,000 25 Bank of Zapf 0,000 100 Bank of London 6O 61 53 60, 90 Bank of Turkey 10, 60 British N. America i;900 20 Chart. Bank of Dalin Australia, and Claus . all 191 lel 19000 25 Clutwl. Kern of India, Loa., and China sll 31 33 xd 6,000 100 Pty 10,000 100 Coloulal 40,000,10.11'C0m. of Canada 26,000 100 Coin. of Louden lO 19 21 25,000 20 Log. BcoteltAud.Cliartd an 17 171 80,000 20 O. Bank of awnserland all 35,000 10 Lou. Ob. Bonk of AnairL all 221 231 221 31 20,000 60 London and Om*, 00,000 50 London Joint nook . 50,000 100 Lon. and Womisalasier lO 10,000 100 Nat. Prow. et Wand 96 25,000 20 Do. Now lO 90,000 60 Naticeal Bask 25,000 20 New Booth Wales 50,400 25 Oriental Bank Oceporn Oll 25,000 20 Ottoman Bank 20,000 100 Provincial of belied 4,000 10 Do. Now 18000 25 South Australia. 40,000 25 Union of Anibal& 00,000 60 i Union of London 3,000, 100 'Unity Muted RI LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. L 19922001. Ann 15.-11ka satket was dull but steady all Consols are now quoted 94i for money, end 941 to 96 for the 9th of May. Th e official business 'report is, as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, ..for money, 041, 1, 95 ; ditto for account (May 8), 95 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 931, ; New Three per Center, 9 31, ; India Stook, 290 ; Indian Five per Cent. stock, 1869, 106/, 106 ; 'ditto, for account, 1061; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1031, 104 ; India Bonds, 101., Be. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, 6s. prem . There is no alteration of importance in the foreign stock market. The Turkish Loan of 1854 remains quoted 761 to 77, and that of 1858, 614 to 1. Mexican Bonds are 'quoted 211 to 1. Sales are recorded as fol lows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip), 1, 1 die ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 1014, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents. for account, 85 ; Spanish Passive, 16; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 77, 761, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 611, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1011 ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 261. The steamer Delta will sail to-morrow with 129,4661. in specie for Bombay, of which 8,8451. is gold and the rest silver. The Calcutta and China mails are expected to be delivered in London to-morrow (Friday). Fol7lt O'CLOCK. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. utTgegOOL, APen 96.—me satket was dull but steady all day. Birkenhead, sae 70—Caledonian stock, 901 901—Eastern Counties, 10i 11—Oreat Northern stock, 116116--Great Westerns, ft—Lancashire and Yorkshire. 104 i 106—London and North Western, 991 901 Ditto Eighth shares. 16.164--Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, al 411—fildbuld Stock, 116 1101 — North British Stock, 61 d 611—North Staffordshire, $ 3.d. — North Eastern Berwkk Capital Stock, 9 4 54 96—Ditto, York Ca pital Stock, T 6 80 —Ditto. lewd. Stock. 401 —OxforLL Wer ostler, and oivertuunpton, 421 aa-Bon Eastern, 26 3-16 161 —Dutch Rhenish, bi 5 d.—Great Luxembourg, 6 15.16 1-16— Grand Trunk of Canada, 8 946 8 11-16—Great Woolen' of Canada, 131 151—Ditto New shame, 71 7 d.—Buffalo and lake Bona. 6 51—Lombardo-Venetian, 11 p.—Orest Ship, 10a. lls. Consols are quoted 94 for money, and 94 to 95 for the account, showing no variation since two o'clock. Business at the disoount-offioe at the Bank was only moderate in amount yesterday. In the general market the rate for the beet bills, having not more than a month or six weeks to run, was 4-1 to 14 per cent. ; for four months, 51 to bI ; and for six months, 51 to 6 per cent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow (" continuation day"), and terminate on Monday. The steamer Armenian has taken 15,2651. in specie for the West Coast of Africa. Bar silver remains firm, at se. I,ld. per ounce standard. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 8,2881. ; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,8881. ; the Great Western, an increase of 1,3521. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1461. The re ! turns for the corresponding week of last year in cluded the traffic of Good Friday. At the meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company yesterday the directors' report, recommend ing the usual half-yearly dividend of 21. per share, free of income tax, was agreed to. Holders of obligations of the Royal Swedish Railway Company are invited to attend a special meeting on the 9th proximo, "for the purpose of appounting • committee to confer with the directors on the general position of the company, and espe cially to devise means for raising the funds to com plete the works between Arboga and Koping." Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous sham +, a 3 given in the last Stock Exchange list : Insuranoe.—Alliance, British and Foreign, 161 ; ditto Marine, 69 ; Atlas, 161 ; Globe, 100 ; Guardian, 621,f: Indemnity Marine,l6o ; Law The, 41 • Legal and General Life, 61; Liverpool and London Fire said Late, 91, 1 ; Lon don and Provincial Law, 31; Ocean Marine, 71; 175; Rock Life, 81 ex day. ; Universal Life, 30; Universal Merino, 21. Canal.—Birmingham, 941 ; Grand Junction Guaranteed Six per Cent., 12/ ; Kennet and Avon, 61, 1 ; Regent's, 20,194. Gas.—Great Central, 10 ; Imperial, New, 31, 1 ; London, 42 ex div. ; Westminster Chartered, 591 ; Western, 121. Waterworks.—Chelsea, 154 ; ditto 'New Guaranteed, 1862, 2 3 ; East London, 1251, 125 ; West Middlesex, 106. With reference to the market for Indian govern ment paper, Messrs. Pixley, Abell, and Langley report as follows, under date yesterday evening :—" India government loan notes remain inactive at 1031 to 104 for the Five-and-a-Half per Cents., and 981 t, for the Five per Cents. ; but the reported rise in Cal cutta thin day by telegram of 2* per cent. on Fite and-a-Half per Cent. paper may probably give a little activity to the market here." The position of the market tor American securi ties is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite - The market for American securities in London has been active during the past week, and we note a general disposi tion to invest in State Bonds and approved railroad stooks and bonds. A very active demand has existed for Erie Railroad Stock and Bonds, and the prices have greatly advanced. Illinois Central shame are depressed by the financial statement and all of 5 dollars per share. Mr. E. Griesbach has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Maceio ; Mr. A. T. Kirkpatrick, agent at Garrucha ; and Mr. R. Lewis, agent at Aberdovey. TN& " CliAltrus."—The following certificate as to the stateof Sayers's arm, is from the surgeons of St. Tho mas'. Hospital :—" Having examined Mr. Thomas Sayers this day, we are of *pink" from the contused elate of the muscles, tendons, and inner bone of the right fore arm, that he will be unable to use that arm for at least • couple of months, or probably more. (Signed) 8. Jones, F.It.C.S., M. 8., E. Clairton, IL D., M.8.C.P., F.R.C.S. —Bt. 'Thomas's Hospital, April IL 1860." On Fri day sight Tom and Heenan met at Owen Swift's. Whilst at the latter place a gentleman came in, and without !peaking a word or taking anything to drink, put into Tom's hand • new five. pound Bank of England note, and then walked out of the home. On the same evening Lord Stamford requested Tom, when leaving Epsom, to pay him a visit, as Lady Stamford wished particularly to see him, as she had a handsome present to make him. The House of Commons, on Friday, collected nearly 9301. for hire, all grades of politicians subscribing. Mr. Bennett and Mr. Gideon intend giving him 501. each ; and a committee of gentlemen, with two noblemen at their heed, will be appointed to invest the money for him, so that he can receive it in weekly sums. At George Beyer's, Black Horse, Oxenden-street, on Satur day night, two gentlemen came into the bar and one gave twenty, and the other ten pounds for the brays Georgein, ayen. as a reward for his pluck and gallantry.— /peering Life. THR COLLICT/ON FOR SAYERS IN LIVERPOOL. Sayers up to yesterday had sent no communication to the gentlemenwho in Liverpool have been instrumental in raising a testimonial subscription to the champion. He has been frequently informed of the course pursued by the gen tlemen at Liverpool, but has never answered any of their com munications, and it is now proposed to return the mosey already collected to those who subscribed it. Under the present circumstances, it is the only course left open to those who were desirous of marking the courage of Sayers in a substantial manner. LONDON Ursa VOLIINTELDB.—The members of the Irish Volunteer Corps attended, by invitation, • public Wentenenet hvninro. meeting of the Irish residents of the Tower Hamlets din. Consols, which closed yesterday at 94,1, " sellers," trict, held on Tuesday evening, at the Beaumont Institution , opened this morning at the same quotation, and neighbourhood. for the About 100 100 m ot em tcnin bers ilig of tahewmcoriTs:ymarein th a th el ..c..1 .. 0eed firm at 941 to 95. For money the last price fol in uniform from Hunprford-hall, headed by the newly. i """' • 94t hree The o ffi cial business report is as equipped brass band, through the City to the place of meet- lows per Cent.Consolf b or money, 94i, g, leg, where they were well received by a large seeembly, I; ditto for aooount (May 9), 94 ; Three per Cents. During the march, which was enlivened by the 'endplaying Reduced, 9N, I, I, ; New nee per Cents., many national airs, the beautiful uniform of the corps ex- 931 93 I, g, ; Thirty Year's Annuities, cited great admiration. At a little after eight o'clock the ex p irin g in April, 188, 14, 17 7-16, 17# ; Bank Marquis of Donegal was voted to the chair, and in a very Stock, 225 226 • Indian Five per Cent. Stock, eloquent address dwelt on the necesaity of forming " volunteer corps, and said that his countrymen 1859, 108 f, 106, ditto, Five per Cent. " en already exhibited • warm theirs to aid IA the faced" rupee paper, Nt, 98 ; India Bonds, 58. die. extension of the movement. He boiled to Goo There were some exchanges to-day from Consols the London Irish Rifles one of the most, if not the most, into New Three per Cents., in consequence of the efficient cores in the metropolis. The meeting was subse a= ressed by the Rev. J. Courtney, Mr. H.J. O'Connell, Mr. Prendergast , Sir H. W. The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1859 was Rim u t . relative cheapness of the hter. Barron, Lord Otho Fitzgerald, Mr. S. Lover, ac., and re- ! steady, at 106 to I. Exchequer Bills remain quoted solutions approving of the establishing of the coma, and a g o . to me, prem, pledge to increase its effective strength, were adopted. There was little alteration in the foreign stock After giving three cheers for " the queen and the Irish Volunteers," the band, which was stationed in the spadoem market. Spanish Bonds were inquired for. The eg Turkis of 1854 was quoted 76} to 77, ex., struck up " God save the Queen." , A no and .858, 6 4 to B razil an to the chairman terminated the proceedings. Th e ex div a ;that or mdmicre of the corps appeared to be productive of the de- Scrip was dealt in at &dia. to pan. sired end, for many recruits were enrolled. ' The shares of the Union Bank of London opened TIM VOLIINTEMIS. —The 2nd, or South Middle ,. this morning at 26 to 27, fell to 24, and closed at ~t.de ez Rine Corp,. , ninetrtlig..memePetttee'by Mar- 25. Other bank &harm were firm. Oriental Bank y" li cYurdn, • ground b e i ng k' e p - t t h e Service were inquired for. The miscellaneous share market lunteers. In spite of the inclemency of the weather, her was quiet. Majesty peeped t h roug h Rotten-row to WADS/ the arm- Victoria government bonds continue in demand, blingg with an upward tendency. United States Five per A lia his Royal Highness the Prince Consort and his Royal eel the Prince of Wales wet. C en t s. were also inquirea for. present on horseback . multitude of people also - interest. The South Middlesex were under the command of A Derarvren LT Cmurearmam.—We regret to watched the evolutions of the volunteers with extraordinary Lord Itanelagh. embody some very unpleasant rumours, which have been MUDD/A IN PARDL—Notwithstanding the great current during the last few days, touching the conduct of improvement introduced into the police force, and the un- young gentleman connected with one of oar local Wake. wearied attention of the Minister of the Interior and of The party in question, Mr. Ashwin, was formerly the Prefect of Po li ce to the preservation of the a clerk at Mr. Ridler's bnk, in Clarenee-street, and on the lives and properties, of the inhabitants , crime is t ransfer of the business to the County Bank, ho entered i nc reasing fearfully in Paris. Of the many murders into the employ of the lad-named establidiment, where committed within • few months none has created ahe has glace remained. It would appear that the more profound sensation than that perpetrated at proelinate cause of his light was owing to certain pre the early hour of eight o'clock last Sunday, in parities appertaining to fast life, and an inability o the street of Villiers, near Couroelles, close to • imam income with expenditure. But we deeply regret barrack, and to one of the new gates of Paris, at to state that immediately before his leaving, h e borrowed • Custom-house guard is established. The various sums of money, giving in r eturn cheq ues, which; victim was a respectable married woman, nearly 50 on being preaseted , at the bank, were returned with years of who resided at No. 148, Grande the endorsement, No effects." He was followed, Avenue de Nenilly. She was in the habit of visit• and traced to lodgings in London, and on his appre. lug her souda-law and family, in the village of hension, it was found th at be had been equally free with the Tames, a short distance from her home, and his valueless cheques there. It even said that the char it is supposed that, on her return, she was against him go beyond simple swindling. Red partake of the treated by wane Milan, who then strangled her and carried paver character of actual forgery. His friends in Chelten. the dead body into a retired spot in:the old park of Nenilly, who are hi g hly respectable, are, as it may be sup where it was discovered next morning by • labourer going to posed, plunged In deep grief by this painful occurrence. work. CheltenUrn Losetintr. 194 66 41 116 1.4 14 lif 90$ 100 ZS tle e i i n wit die 421 tee i 87i I 106 IFI SO • 911 ee io el 82 71 on 72 99 214 if I dia 7 dl Pt 99 97 99 CI 99 99 90 99 90 • 104 90 92 1 Ol d. 5 7 6 T ~. . WI - 110 f .... 1434 1.3 k 1 x is r