The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-05 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (adore Mr. Commisiolier num.) la tut NEINIT SAYLIIIMr. is,..krupt was a timber merchant awl underwriter, ..! I I iool *Wel, awed el Lloyea Maw was the eaanlina :.....taik Thu amain% which are very complicate.' ; . mamma, ifiow• total liability of 19J,V.111, with gimlet. r..• 1 at 1:.,:404. applicatioa of Mr. Lawman. the araounts baring Med. se adpaniassat fur • week was ordered at WATTIL—JI7II6IIM. • lwatnipt, • wism-aserehaat, ltlacknian.street, ravestli .appli..l for kis certificate. llownr Now palirnietd. H. said, The bankrupt • • ' , a-1 by Me.... awe and anal Mmars. Hart • ll.' ala.ut 2,111/V., aml produces sies4. which :CO. Ile wax imolvent before March, littitc that month Iwtook liiniarlf to Cauterbury, when .. a • -art for relief .1 insolvent alebton. ter,' Pirdar • ,•Iglo, .Ittairlo • t.. meet tlielr en-az...heat. att. 1.1 I •If .f that c..urt. apt pl;er.l himself is a . „..• n as I presume, t., frv•lftslllo . o...r hosinees set hut eak old .kbt. M treh, 14.1. I• however, he has • 0•1110 Wbr . vtaable io , trumeats to t h e extent .'oat nat., for Aromitu..latwo aeol though have Does partiolla provided for, the moult that hi. estate ILIA Icon Ininiesed with extra • , to the extent of shout 4W. Thu. coodurt wax nerd r l er . awl After having thus uoLeseganly . i with debt, he eutenal into a aerie. d transie twos . Wein. Um mai Co. and Moors. Hart and co t.. • . de, wises, and spirits to • cossiderable amount, ...i.e that be amid dispose al them with gnat advantage ingtbe managersidtbs Bern•vgardens. The aeon tAnf and 1%1. Awl Hart awl Chi. seem to have ea.! . th ell that rare And prode•es which t.. .-tenie. Rut their care was vale • the representation. vie by the liinlirupt wire en plausible that ultimately 1/(114.11N1 and their agents 1111/111 deluded, And a heavy to will he inettaitio.l by them. ruder these cin•umatances un..t A...• 016 Wilkrlll4 a errtietate in lege time than • rear fr.•m the• •Lde •.f the petition Pith August). I however. give Wm protecting from arrest. The . r un..it.. will be 04 the lowest elm. I'l YE C11.,R1.1.4 44 011111111:4:[.—JrDGWVNT. Th. lotnllll4, a mervbant, of 45, l'heapehle, recently fir hi. ,ertiticate. The particuLas of the case ap• th:. tube. 111 Ilmmur n..w aril -This is a ease of the most reek. tralin4. The bankruptcy u dotal 11th May, 1+ 4 40. Tie hoskropt owes shout 10,000/. ; his estate has realised w than .141111., asigionst which there are the common charges, lesvies s net Waste, of about 701. only. He may receive a wrtOwate, but of the lowest alum ..n th e Slat of Decemb e r, le.l, with protection in the meantime. Mr. La4rleDro was for the assignee., and Mr. Lumley for the bankrupt. IN RE lIEZILIRIRHOY RESToVJEE. The bROLEtIpt MIA a merchant of liishopegatentreet. T 1... WWI the adjourned examination meeting. The coin L.( been freimently before the court. The h&bilitiee an 19.11111.; the meets consist chiefly of consignnienta, ?Nal which very little has been realised. Mr. Holland, fur the aitignees, askeil fur an adjournment one thr. Mr. Linklater, 00 the part of the bankrupt, did not ob hut asked for protection till the lit of August. tdjourned w. ly. (Before Mr. cotrusihsioner Evans.) 112 ARCIIILIALD Hiwros. The bankrupt recently kept the Highbury Barn Tavern. no was the certificate sitting. The accounts have apposed a detail. The debt' are about vow., and the sante are monied at NNW. ; but no dividend Ilea yet been declared. Xr. for the amalgam, World no opposition, and La lima/ gaoled a aecaad-olamm sartilicate. THE POLICE L'OURTS. (THIS DAY.) W FAT 11 I NST ER. PT t 1011,16 HT • MIT. JnalPs e Ara,, a bov only fourteen years of age, was rbargsd ms feluossisfy assaulting and wounding Joserh salther bay three years hie junior, by stabbing lum • the ball tea a bade. Pressler, whams haul was tied up with a handkerchief mai - I live at 83, New Piessetriet, with way pareses. I .4* net lent a‘tit, playlet with some ether = „d lis ralyntes-villege, Reatieiseter, when the princess I. in the heed, sad left the keile stickle. then. Then he] hese sort of light geese op, whoa I seeds* f.M the .tah trick the knife Mr Amid—Had you bees playing with the priswasr? hlmet. I had woe. Mr. Amid -How iluyou know this is the boy who slabbed hosondar—Tbir“ ia a sitar here who saw Mr do it. Sarre bow - I was lo4Cts• on, and saw this I saw lh purr with a err Made is kb bent It bad tor bid.. sad Mey were ail ors. Irw Mae alab the boy to Me had, sad alterwaTh The I had tar the Ude out of la Mad, bath, prow rid it re ble. aad andled with tee to rt declare( it brained to kin. primer tell • ray keti, rasehli dory. ia tko rem el who* be rid be was s ni how* • knife be had prof ap to marker bay, wins • !r came and Thad 4 sr el Ws bead, and be knew arbri about it. touching the air o rb boy'a bead, Mat be did want bit knife baek as ea kr A fir. Arnold recalled the boy who had proved tIIO Weser, erne opened that the pirieessr deliberately used the bath to indict the woad is Use way dennibed, sad that then s• see knotted the lisife out al his head. It Mein ben elated that there was farther inkhorns, The case wee rewind. WANDSWORTH. OLITITIOITO TO THE CC M& .1 patinas wailed nes Mr. Dayton, the pealing ua. Forst*. fur his shin respecting the 61111110/. He wished to horn whether the nave was compoLory ce optional. as In sad" tensoled" TOY rod is the fens /tr. Owns Mil there no another mhos in the form nosh Mailed that the no are liable to a penalty of 3f. if lv nein the rebus, lweides the naunace al hal te appear keine a angistrate. The unbent said he hod is het Marred his form to the einewreater, se he *soled le the rotors ea principle. He alluded leen ea the bad/ ef a lady, who was hong apart kin her Imodued la anew ulna, wed she did net wish to keen el her whereabouts *eat by. He. Derma rid *he would have to state the sane she no i tg asuit said he objected in tato, as he looked epee k r en inelry into his private slain. XL Donlan did an egret with hist, sal maid It "is ct as vanity as le the sane, age, and coaditios of life. could re se eisjectice to it noon es the part of the Indies who might en wish to glee their net. epplieset sell if it was ornapaleny he moat el tons enueit ; hat be thought if it was optimal be would Wass le mak. the relent us the nisei* that it appeared le Lea conkary M the feelings at an Eaglishina. Ir. Denise said ea the lan eocarnos then did sot sp. Ices ley objeetioes. It wee a Natter in which everyone solkt le lake as isterest to see bow the population is creesed. When the return wee male they would oblate bay vary isporlaat stetuticsl information. The unibrnst said he had no objection to the min sf late% bed he did not think • men should nese le Ina and set whit he was He simnel statistical haematite as he vie • Gashed may sad the ntheirof weeks ea but he singly objected to the return ea tardiall.B6tia trerelled comeldsoilily with findoon, ant theleght ern Muss tegsiil.wtly into his slain, whYh did set sues with to anion of a free reel alone. Mr. Damn refereed to she salon suede in the Hoene of ‘cornoes apieat the creed Ireton He. thought so Ina .4oulil be a.hsmaed of him nitigloo. He could lot nave , csad lb. ohirctice, aa the ihroutors were always saying We. inter am. sad he should have thought they void hen ben glad to compare their present somber e.tb the foresee. He should 611 up ha paper if he could • Ile get the fousies ef hie setatibehassat to gin their right SSIT. DWI MON Til BITS 01 A Dos.—List mains I/ kiwi held es inquest at the Exceesth Arne. Einneestk or.et, Ilaimpaload-ined, a * boar of Wm. Best S... eiled «At r eam The author deownW shifted that he died eaa Waiasaity neierning, at a quarter before fear o'clock. On lie %Ng alibi be eesaplained of pent pain he hie sionecli. end en Bee Monday morning be wee eared with onikive Ate, sod teemed blue and all mane of coleus. Leal aid was procured, bat be mow Jollied, end died on elo Wednesday morning. Whilst in the be eke dinernared "se smirks oa the child's right *link sod hie heeler thee rid it woo where Billy was titian by ll= el the Fniloy. Mr. Turnbull, of Drementemetetreek the 'wheal gentl.roan called in, mid he found the shad in ep o s rehire dta, from which. although he used every , endeavour, be w as una bl e to recover him. He looked at his band, and iat distinctly the marks of • dost's teeth on hi right thumb. Tiers were certainly symptoms of hydrophobia in this COM fin malting a pr.t.morteen be found the intestines twisted. Th twistiag of the intestinal' was the immediate rause of Leo hut tbe sualdoe fright of the bite from the deg might camel the twisting. The. brother of deineeed. six P•ors of age, said it was • dog with brown hp thee bit the dog, theroperty of • man IMMINd briarbriaris Little E _ p zmitith, Ansi, was prodeesed, j6l"l = ne !write an a quiet, harislient 11•114•1111. p•Nele.l upna by its owner. Oa 1.1 , 0 0 the jury the anima was di aNit a til=: the child s• the dog that had Wan his kelher. 711, m.. 1 was placed upon the table, sad frisisailkatily premed Mlf s perfect snapping cm., and fast the reverse At at bad L een repreeente d to be by its owner. 6; pry exprotaeal a very atrrstrongopinion th a t th e hekaglag tho man Henning a must Oh sm. amend, although they bait no distinct evidence that it wits the identical do_ which bit the child. They ulti. sato, returned • ',relict " That the deceased died from !•.• of a ha. frdii a. do" with • recommembition t Ili iisi 4 th a t the awns] he had producer( ebould be 4.str.,yed. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 5, 1861. LATEt3T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT Slier= CROXTON PARK MEETING.--(THIS DAY.) RELVOIR CASTLE STAKE& One mile. Haircutter. Coneertina c, Hpeting Life, Jingling Johnny, Far tar, Hamm, Walpole, and Mantrap are here. ski rd I Unman. I Ck 4 7otorday. tol a.". P t " I .41.8 1 p. " 11 IN all *thralls Mk Lawmor 116 TO OS KlOO arra. Dm dtC.l6.o.Spet 014 7 m Me 16 an Do. do. •., NI _. 202 all BedlabllTNialhavall 62 01 all Drt ?Mame' 6 T 1111 10 ISO BeitAra26ol6lGdortelt 2.a sa do.Al 1/12 gull. es N IN 1110 Do. hip kV" dllkt. II IN 100 Dann* UN; MN. 011 TO 6 N al A l . • lallant 4 ll 1 CapeTADNEII6.6.Oa 1 a 1 in 411 1 19 71 Nylon, 0 11 e mat 4/a a In 9) lb &SIM 111 100 lorrl Wks 90 all Do. J NO all Do. 44 1 t b r i. DGOGNI III NI IN all Da i pp. sli. do. 1N all Da dlr. do. 101110 12 02 dl. I N all Goaloaga Maibotiriao — et. 100 Grand Musks:Moods 21 214 214 110 all Do. 0 par 01. Prot. - Of 19 604 IN all Do./oe.ProLS_p.et.66. 6 - 100 all Do. Ipa GS. DobsW, al 41 100 al/ Do. Ipa et MC— 66 II 100 all Do. do. no IS 41 10 all Do. do. _ _WI. 111 62 St. 100 Groat Wl= Plelmiala IN N 00 20 1 Do. Now l4 14 dls 111 N. 100 • & NUNS' g. Ip. d— SO 11 Do. Do. 2 12 et 104 all 06.WealtOulada. Shares 111 114 114 4 102 IS Do. Now O2 9 db. •-• 100 all Do.op.e 9 da.pi 7 71w.0p N N 100 all Do. 64 do.. 77.w1t0p N 16 100 all Do. do. 78 wltboutop — 100 all Doidp.elllda.pay.77 8t 100 Madras 0..,. ai par N Si St 100 Da. do. II per et SI N 6l 100 Do. 6i pa et. fttos SS SG 10 all Do. I per Not. do 2 14 dlr 9t 100 Melb.Corp.6o. ct.Bouda •-•— N GU N. Brunswick a C.oada clan A cap. N 0 Dix do. Load do, A 7 N all Do. do. B cop. do. I 7 0 all Do. do. load do 1 7 10 AL Oada (Uraltod) 05..100 Bolo& 97 N 10 lb Do. Paajaab 81. 100 D0.1ad.111M01g.119.4 N 10 1 UMW. arto I ff IP PI :V a. I i 414 !'l'ool3. enact tos — Usie; sow 5t.481, - - - St Ot.Norilt.4p.o.JonetJuly 100 IS S 9 Btt Noefolkip.e.Mar.ttSept. 100 00 OS St. N. Katt. tp.ct. Jan.bi oly 100 08 100 Si: Scottish N. Rut. D. ot. ISO Si SS ▪ W.KldlandOst.—µp.at. 10) l ' iT7s7; DOCKS. Na ISZL I DOM& 180,410 t. OaMiserelaa -- 144,000 St. Do. 4p. et. Pref., MM. 2,000.088 St. East and West Lena KOSKIDO St. London 1,11116,100 St. St. Katharine 400,606 64. Southampton 100,000 St. Victoria 1,000 10 Do. New 00V/Jl5l Can.Gov.Sp.o.Jon.eltil Do. S par ara..1111104 Do. Spar oat. Do. Spot cent., 18884 Do. S per ct. Ireb.&Aog. Do. Spa ct. Mac& lop. Do. 6 par cont. Do. do. Body. Caaof Li ope n do. DSO New Bronsw.oov.6 p.ol. N. B. Wan Ov. 6p. al4l Do. 6 D. e., IS7I to Do.6pc.,MIS Novo Sesta S p. ot. Ng Dub. reisso& INS & Ara Gov. p. a Darla tiv. p. a J onothily Dado. 116). a Arn.lloa. RIM ROOK 14 14 5.1 I. Of. lack .1 1- s . iii 114,400 11 0 0 0 Ikea 6 61111 1 1 . 61 16K0 NAOS 100 11 lel ISO 16N• SO SIAN SO 14600 SAO OS 661101 SS OO' 6 W 0.000 1 i N woo l I* okoao 10000 to tome! N 60,600, 56 26,000 20 10,000: 108 4.000 10 16,000 , 66 60,000 26 wo 1 so Lo os se 100 Rook ot Boat of Soak of Torte, BrUM N. Amoeba Mork Doak a Tad* AorArallo, owl Ohba . Carlnt. lora ot 1•014 La, oM Ohba Moilol _ 4r3c.u. Coat of Canada ...... of London Do&Boot.&AnaLCharkt G. Book of Bwltaerlood Loa. Ch. Bank of Audit Loofas sod County f&efoo Joint Stook London & Routh African Lon. and Woutintostor Not. Pro% of &Waal Pc‘. Now. National Bank New Battik Walla Oriental Dank Moore Ottoman Dank Provincial at &dant I soli 1 PT id e dk par 10 10111 10 10 Me Me led 0 fle 0 N 0 1011 NT 10411061:d 7S SO SS SS vl Sllei 1.1 is le If lib 21 101 a U as 71 13 ST 1111 1 4 le _______ Do. New ____ South Australia Union of Australia Union of London 111 NI St NU 107 1 10 4 Old I iiiiiii iiuralT I _w 8 , 5 1 11W 66 117 03 4 ii as ao 161 17 al l zd MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two sieLouc. The stock markets to-day are quiet but steady. The late recovery is well supported. The funds remain quoted at yesterday's closing prices. There are more indications of coming ease in the money market. English railway stocks showed increased firmness in the morning but have since become dull. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter',, telegram, the Three per Cent. Recites opened at 67.65, being the same as the last price of yesterday. Console are officially marked 911 and / for money, and 911 and # fur the account. The present quotations are 91# to I both for money and the 10th instant. The official business report is as fol lows :—lndia Stock, 222 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1869, 1001, 1, 100 ; Five per Cent. " en faced" rupee paper, 94, 931 ; ditto Five-and-a- Half per Cent., 100 ; Exchequer Bills, 4e., 6c, 3c, dia. WALTHAM I'LATE. About siz furloop. N icbolr ud Bpadii( Life u, Mn. 4; I iANBY HANDICAP. About one mile and • NW. ...... ...—.... [bele:tier, Comforter, Itamoursd, Emblem, Geoeml (lreeuwich Pair, (Aver. Navoortheen, aal Coocertios c are here. CROXT():si PARK I'LATE One mile. Bra4l6ekl, Owe llyan, enl C 0116011012 are here. CUP OF 50 S4)VM. Two miles. 'Wender, Dilkoosh, Pitman, Ireamontl, Harriet, and Xaottoos are here. NIUVED. -Ca CATTERICK BRIDGE MEETING. -(THIS DAY.) HORNBY HANDICAP. One mile and a half. The Drone, Willie Wright, Maid of Chesterfield, The Prophet, ltteelpin, Professor Die, Rambo, Westherwitch, Lady Binl, Garrison Beauty, towel* North Wuld, mid Loreatcher are here. ENTRY FOR THE BAINIXSE STAKE.% 11.aitl of the Mist, Bst 12Ib ; Loogshot, fist tub ; Jim. got ; Interest, 74 121 b; Braasey 74 ; Mee Dunstable, 7et Slb ; Bookaloon, Tat 2/b ; Wallachia, fist slb ; Queen of Naples, :ist 131 b; Mountain Do e , 54131 b. EXECUTION OP THE DUNDRY MURDERERS. (THIS DAY.) This morning Matthew Wedmore and Charles Wedmore suffered the extreme penalty of the law in frost of the county gaol, at Taunton, foe the murder of Sarah Waterman, their aunt. On the 9th of January last the two Wedmore' went to the house of their uncle George Waterman, an old Chelsea pensioner, living at Dundry, and obtained access to the house by one of them pretending to be a polioeman. As soon as tho old man opened the door Matthew Wedmore struck him on the head with ■ short bludgeon, the other man Charles being present at the time. The poor old fellow ran into the kitchen, Matthew fol lowed him, and knocked him down, and then struck him several times when on the ground. During this time the old man did not see Charles. Matthew then seised the old man and dragged him upstairs, and asked him where the money wee, and he told them. He implored them not to hurt his wife, when Charles Wedmore said be had " put her to sleep." They took some money and a watch, and in looking about found a brace of pistols, on which the younger villain told his brother to kill the old man, as they did net mind killing people. They then tied his arms and his legs and fastened him in the milkhouar. After the culprits had gone he managed to loosen his bonds and crawled into the kitchen, and found his wife lying on the Boor almost dead, having been brutally beaten and mutilated. She shortly afterwards died, never having rallied sufficiently to say which of the two men killed her. The ruffianly murderers mutually savaged each other of the actual murder, and even during the tint. of the trial hor ribly bLuphemed one another. Both prisoners rose at an early hour this morning, and were alternately visited by the rev. chaplain, listening with apparent earnestnees to his exhortations. Shortly before It o'clock the uder•sheriff arrived at thignel, and, accompanied by If r. W. Oakley, the governor, an d other officials of the prison, proceeded to the cells. The executioeer (Calcraft) pinioned them in the separate cells, and they bore themselves with great composure during the awful ceremony. As the prison clock struck eight the chapel bell gave warning to the miserable men They met for the first time since their sentence in the peewee leading to the scaffold, and at once shook hands. The welshed culprits mounted the scaffold with a she and Arm step, apparently indifferent to the execrations and cries with which they were received. They both &book ►ads with the governor and the chaplain, and fervently thanked them for the kindness exhibited towards them, but neifisral them said anything up to the last moment as to the crime. Oalcraft speedily adjusted the rope', and within few moments their frightful crime was expiated. The babe@ wen cut down, and buried within the progiads of the prime. The crowd present was immense. NAST ANGLIAN HAILWAT.-(THIS DAT.) The half-pearly renting of the proprietors of this railway was red by stljouni meet, at noon, at th e Lee dom Tamen ; Idarrrt.r Simi-mos, who dime mos, the last meeting bee noted se drama' is cossequence of the resig nation of Mr. H. Paw" preeided. The CIAILIVAX, is sperm the promedings, observed that sines the Let reran Mr. 8e.., had resigned, and Mr. ih&W 111100111611 le tie vacancy in the direction. Mr. Watkins's report had been considered. An interview was held between the threaten and the Easters Counties Board, on the previeure ag, when ltr. Watkins's reenamendrioas min by tbe former upon the latter, and reasons G e lr e tpd fa sapped of the proposition' that the te of =t between the two companies had sot been fulalled. imam of the Pattern Counties hoard had promised that full consideration should he given to the sub ** H. (Mr. aimPoon) thought it advirble that while the segetntlons were grading, Yr, Warismis rwport shaeld sot be made public, sad that the ceases wiieh actuated the hosed should be reserved. He aimed fret the proprietors their *madmen tor the ta cio ar i l hoped they would be enabled to effect • arrangement ; addaxes that if the case should be otherwise the board would be prepared to Mks the steps whi c h M r . Watkins reememes to enforce the rights °lithe *mussy. After • desultory diseessioo, i the course of which Mr. Baum explained that kis retirement from the board was caused by • difference of opinion from the majority of the directors, the sm.* was further ad tiII 17th of May. Before the meeting separated thanks were voted to Yr. Drew and to the directors for their nervier. JUMPING 711031 a TII•IX.--TATAL ACCIDCIT.— Oa Saturday eitersoon a man named Jae Done, a ear r:ooser, rending at Gannialake, took a ticket a t th e S ou th skeins, at Plymouth. for the 5.10 train for Taviatock. This trait wee fanned on the right-hand side of the centre sad the other side mu the five o'clock train R i o: titre es loath Devoe line. The latter had a truck behind the kg preseeper carriage, and ou this on a vehicle al some deeeripeies. As Um South Devon train moved out, the ere ma slier it, and leaped into the truck, and the statlea-meetter blies unable to attract the attention of the aggegriver, the Inn could net be stopped. However, be at gee telsepraphed to Plymouth to have the man sad the wet vas, on the arrival of the trail), ViZ e ved i e ma ." Subsequently the poor fellow was food shout a quarter of a mile beyond the Tavietoek Mthalairisdhia. He had evidently ("mid that be was serrisd swop trees his lona led destination, sad h o d thrown Maisie ea the Week while the tina was at fell need. Mr. Ossisbeg, the truffle superintendent, sad /d.r. cat, sargeos, g ease proceeded to the spot enr . sad the Ira was conveyed to the beet Devon and Dist Cerulean lialpital, rhea it was se iertaieed that hiss abasideff was dislocated, and he wee aho saffiriag from comemelen of the brake. He ewer afterwards spoke or egged hie eyes. After crest dillnalty his Men& wen fogad sad esmieriested with, sad as Suaday his wife visited him at the \capital, where he lingered until half net 6 that eight, when he died. He has left a widow and three chiktres. __-- --- Saunas or • RCRIIIAN Yea. —A singular, if not an unprecedented eircurnateoce,has net occurred in the port of Boston. It appears that daring the stormy weather which recently prevailed. a Busman brie, the ileum. of Frederickshamn, Captain stmndstrom, from Taganrog, for Boston, when MI Yarmouth, encountered a heavy sea, suffered damage, and wee only providentially saved from shipwreck by a party of fishermen. The latter, for various septum incurred, salvage, kr., made • demand upon the sh,* which quitted the coast without liquidating the claim. The claimants thereupon put the matter in the hands of I Mk**. Brothen, shipbmkers, of Feschurchetreet, Leah" who procured an Admiralty warrant ; and on auricles at Boston, • writ, amounting altogether to 300/., wee speedily served upon the master. This process was Wen under what is denominated the " bottornry bond" principle, which takes precedence Ball other mode.. Notice of the seizure was duly placed in front of the Custom House, whose officials are now in charge of the vessel. The shin which is now lying at the Packhouse quay , was laden with linseed, consigned to Mr. C. Simonds, merchant, of logos, who will out, we believe, be soy loser. It is stated that other liabilities will necessitate the sale of the Scum Sieleford Mereary. At Stamford spring fair yesterday (Thursday) there was as average supply of store beasts ; those adapted for feeding purposes supported late prices, but yang beasts met with • slow sale. Most of them. bow saw eveatully changed heed.. There were a few fat besets, for which Is, to Is. Id. per mom was obtained, and, as usual, all were sold. There was a good show of lambhops for this fair, for which high prices were uked— is some lantana. as much as Is. each more than obtaised at the previous fair. Business coesequently proceeded slowly until a reduction was submitted to, when the fair became animated, and all (except two or throe pens of very inferior sheep) were disposed of at an advance upon the mart held upon the 11th ult. of 5. to 6.. each, prices ranging from 40s. to 50a. each. There were a few pens of fat sheep out of the wool, for which Id, to TO, per pound was resheed.—Stizeiferri Mercury. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'OLooz. The railway share market to-day is inactive. Midland stock, after being marked 1241, has re lap+ed to 1241 to 1, being I per cent. lower than yesterday. Lancashire and Yorkshire was iu demand in the morning, but has since fallen back to 1101 to I. Eastern Counties bas Unproved r percent. Other descriptions present scarcely any change. London and North Western stock is now quoted 95 to 1 ; Great Western, . 701 to 71 • Great Northern, 110 to 11; Caledonian 941 to 964 ; South Eastern, 83 t o e ; an d E astern Counties, 491 to 1 Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather better at 11 to 1/ dia. East Indian Railway stock and Great Western of Canada shares are rather more inquired for. WIDINADY MUMS AND RA/CIL_ _ I h. IP4 I 1U11*•7• I ai r tal e .r. Wu 1014 7 to 1 p.m. tin 48 i Num., Mol. amour t 24 II 0 - M. 100 !811at..1•&,&044./mie 80 - 11 an I Ilbokbara nut - - -• 16 an lly4haml - - .... 10 all lboakmAsalt&& U&C 6} 04 ... 84. DA MAW mid ImAse . . - 84. 1* lhiodadam 96} }l5 ad 10 all Cork sad Bastion - -•- 0 an Clorawall 6 8 10 all Do. AjA oo dlv. mane -• 10 an Do. 8 1 p.c. la paid* 11. U 66 - 0 ail Dahlia and }Wad Jr& - U 611 Dual, Perth, & Abdia. 8 $4 -. 84. 108 led Ape= l7 18 - 84. 100 Laotian Counties N. 100 to Union, Stook AB7 B9 404 495- .4. 186 Do. 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Invests' U Avalranaa Lod Tel. &alp 1 Do. do. lioslatorod 10 Do. do. .. 19 _. •41.. -' I I Mi r 47 44 Me 40 70 10 31 pe, U 4 176 60 ltii is 1 ... as e t I AI& Ai. of Austral (Thalted) Vint Issue trastalai.Co.ll.Cunade 101. flaplen TeL (10.1 Mae Dilaellei Land._ i iMI li d" 1 zd Vial TAKING THE Curet:op—Allow me to warn the enumerate,' against • very offensive feature of the last ceases, and to hops that none of them will fall into the roe fault ou this occasion. Say what one will, it is no very pleasant thing for some parsecs to tell their age, were they were born ; but pleasant or not, as the return must be made, every precaution should be taken against the graVilloation of idle curiosity. Now, after the bead of the home has done his beet to collect the various to fill up his return from each toemTVol lia hre househo and duly sealed it up, the enumerator on the last occasion, acting on that regulation which allows him to complete an imperfect return, tore it open in the hall and read it to as many of the servants as might be pre sent. This, in • gentleman's family, at least, where the returns may be assumed to be carefully made, is an unpar donable stretch of authority, and • most offensive violation of the praline given that the coulldenee reposed in the authorities shall be held veered. In this cam ' a man'sfoes ere those of his own house." No one cares what Brown or Smith knows about him, bat that every particular of age, birth, mofendoe, should be knows to a whole house hold of gosupag and chattering servants is • real annoy ance, aid one therefore against which all prudent enninera tors will be on their --Correspondent of the Tina. VICTOR. EMMANI: EL AND eta FOE& —To govern in the face of a pretender has always been held to be a troublesome and perilous business: what must it be Dot only to govern bet to organise a goverameot, and this is the face not of one pretender but of half a dozen? William lU. and George I. had Kiog James always watching and Awning them from the other side of the water, intriguing With their ministers, hatching plot in their palaces, foment ing discontent among their people. When Louis XVIII. was at Hartwell he made Napoleon anxious even in the height of his glory. Yet Napoleon was the master of innumerable legions, and a name which was in itself a power. When Louis reascended his ancestral throne, the presence of Napoleon at Elba threw • painful sioulow ad puarwua nem over his security, though Napoleon was aedr the ban of united Europe. The existence of Murat was • sort of spectre to the restored King of Naples, though he could be safely shot as soon as he attempted by _an overt act to recover his lost dominions. Louis Phllippe and Louis Napoleon were both the chosen of the people, yet Charles X. at Holyrood , and the Count de Paris at Claremont, moat have been felt as embarrass ments and dawn to each respectively ; and the present Emperor sways • sceptre to which two exiles have at least dormant claims. But Victor Emmanuel is far worse off ; he has displaced and despoiled not one dynasty, nor two, but six or seven—From "The Italian Problem," in the I London Review. Exchequer Bills are in better demand to-day. Transactions to a moderate extent have taken place in the foreign stock market. Prices are ge nerally steady. Mexican Bonds are well supported. The Turkish Loan of 1864 is quoted 73} to 74, and that of 1868, 531 to tot Spanish Passive Bonds are heavy. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 851 ; Buenos Ayres Deferred, 28/ ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 631 (exchange 121) ; Mexi can Three per Cents., 241, 1 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, small, 47, 44 ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 91i, 91 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 411 ; ditto Passive, 161 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 731; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 831 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 991._ In face of the recovery in the American ex change to a point at which there is even a pros pect of a reflux of some amount of sovereigns to this country, combined with the addition of half a million to the Bank's stock of bullion (the total of which was stated in the last return at the satis factory sum of 12,855,85614, it would have been absurd to have kept the rate any longer at 7 per cent. A delay of a week would have been regarded as • sign that the Bank intended to got as much as possible out of the public for the use of the public balances. In well-informed circles there seems to be little difference of opinion as regards the pro bable future course of the market. Considering the gradual contraction of mercantile engagements, the satisfactory level of the exchanges, and the influx of gold, it is generally considered that the Bank rate will be lowered to 5 per cent. within the next three weeks. The release of the dividends will probably bring • good supply of money into the open market : and, should the Bank persist in asking 6 per cent., its discount business will then probably fall away from it, under the influence of the competition of other dealers i n money. There was a moderate demand for money yester day at the Bank and in Lombard-street. Being the 4th, a large mass of bills connected with the internal trade of the country fell due. It is satisfactory to notice that they were, on the whole, very well met. The best bills were discounted yesterday at 51 per cent., or I below the Bank minimum. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yester day was 75,0001. The private commercial advioes from America are marked by a decidedly more cheerful tone. The prospect of civil war is evidently considered to be much fainter. The recovery in the exchange to 107} is the more worthy of remark, because it has been occasioned principally by purchases of bills by the importing interest, and not by an sudden arrivals of English gold in New York. T aking the exchange at 107} and the English rate of discount at 8 per cent. (the latest rate reported at New York from this side at the date of the departure of the accounts now to hand), sovereigns were a more ad vantageous medium of remittance to this country than bills. The Mexican dollars by the last packet were sold yesterday at 4a. 110. per ounce, showing no change. The silver fias not yet Leen disposed of. The 130,0001. in gold by the Tasmanian will probably be sent into the Bank after being refined. In the Liverpool cotton market yesterday full rates were quoted. The sales comprised 12,000 bales. The Bombay mail, yid Marseilles, will be de livered in Loudon to-morrow. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday a second class certificate was awarded to Mr. Joseph Hooper, leather factor, of Bermondsey, to be given at the end of one year from the date of the bankruptcy, with protection in the meanwhile. The youth of the bankrupt was assigned b e y the Commissioner as his principal motive in giving this lenient judg ment. _ _ _ The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2527/. ; the Mid land an increase of 1331. ; the Manchester, Shef field, and Lincolnshire, an increase of 1,3511 ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire an increase of 3,1751. ; and the North Eastern an increase of 2,0191. The traffic receipts of the Grand TrUnk Railway Company of Canada for the week ending March 9 were 14,2241. sterling, being 1,035/. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The traffic receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending March 15 were 10,3631. sterling, being 1,1301. more than in the corresponding week of last year. The usual half-yearly dividend of Bs. 6d. per share is announced on the shares in the Alliance Life and Fire Office. Mr. J. Jackson has been appointed agent for Lloyd's at Whitehaven. The Janet Willis has arrived from China with 875,1001b5. of tea. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the Bowden to take passengers to Table Bay, and the Atbenais liberated Africans from Sierra Leone to Jamaica. The Scoresby is to take government stores to Calcutta. TB UREIDLT AMMO, Consols, which closed yesterday at 9-16 for the 10th of April, opened this morning at 914 to I, touched 914, " buyers," and closed at 914 to 4. For money the last price was also 914 to 4 ; and for the 9th of May, 91 15-16 to 92. The "con tinuation "to the May account was 6-16 to 4 per cent. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 914, 4, S; ditto for account (April 10), 91g, 4 ; India tock,72l* ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 991, 1001 ; ditto, for account, 10C ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868 , 954, ; ditto, 1859, 954 ; ditto, Bonds, 30e. dis. ; our per Cent. " enfaoed" rupee paper, 77 ; ditto Five per Cent., 93} ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent.. 100. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was quotes. 991 to I.oo* ; the Five per Cent. rupee paper 93 tc 94 ; and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent, 994 tc. 104. Owing partly to the fall in the rate of discount, Exchequer Bills recovered to the extent of 34 , closing at 9s. to 4a. dia. The foreign stock market was somewhat firmer. There was a further improvement to-day in Lon don and Westminster and Oriental Bank shares. The inquiries extended to London and County Bank. Au improvement also occurred in Peninsu lar and Oriental Steam and Crystal Palace shares. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine surancie, 24 to 34 prem. ; Thames and Mersey I Marine, 4 to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 100 HO 1110 ISO "f. to fee 1011 . 1011 M, jail iii U 40 lie lie 01. wines. I Isles. _ soi 1 to 14 preen. ; London and Provincial Marini par to hm w . ; Nast India Irrigation, 4 to die. ; East India and London Shipping, din. to Iron. New South Wales and Canada Five per Cents. ?raw in better demand to-day. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLocx. There is a redewed demand to-day for East Caradon shares, which have experienced a freak rise. Transactions are reported in the Stock Exchange at 191 and 194. North Wheal Bonnet have been drmlt in at 5 ; West Caradon at 74 ; and Alfred Consols, A 2}. United Mexican Mining shares are in renewed demand, and show a partial recovery, being marked 51, N, to 6. Mitrignita have been dealt in at g. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—('PHIS DAY.) The weather since our last report bas been finer and mom settled. To-day it is cloudy, with a moderate breeze from the north-west. _ _ The supplies of foreign grain continue very liberal this week, more especially those of wheat and oats (of the former we have alratily received 32,300 qrs., and of the latter, 63,300 qrs.). end in consequence of this large in crease the market ruled very dull, especially for new oats, where in many instances 6d. per qr. less money was taken. Wheat we must quote Arm at Mondays prices, but some north country advices received this morning, marleda being quoted on the decline, have had the effect of making buyers act cautiously. Barley unaltered. Arrival moderate. Flour.—American barrel continue in fair demand, at late rates. English marks mast be quoted rather easier to the buyer. In floating cargoes the trade is particularly inactive, prin cipally owing to the large arrivals off coast, which (not withstanding the advantage offered by the decline in the Bank rate of interest) do not seem to be cleared off ; and to effect sales sellers must submit to a reduction of Is. per qr. in most cases. : Essex and Beet, white, new, 431. to 63a. ; ditto, fine old, Pc to 71a.; ditto red. new, 40,. to 57 .• ; ditto, fine, old, 65a. to 66c ; Norfolk, atc., fine, old, 621. to 701; red, new, 49.1. to 601. Foreign : Dents:is, 681. to 70s. ; fine, 70s. to 78s. ; Konigsberg, 61a. to 64e. ; die* extra, 675. to 741.; Nestor*, 66a. to 70a. ; fine, 725. to 745.; American white, 64a. to 72a. ; ditto red, 581. to 645. ; Canadian, 58a. to 681. Baluzi.—English malting, 41s. to 4fis. ; fine, 475. ; grinding, 29s. to 415.; and distilling, 31s. to 322. per v. ; foreign grinding, 28s. to 375.; ditto distilling, 30s. to Mt; malting, 40s. to 411. HALT. —English, Essex sad Norfolk. 130 e. to 625. ; fine, 66e.54e. to to 74 60a. 5. ; Kingston sod Ware, fine, 70s. to 755.; brown, Ciins.:Engliah feed, 23.. Od. to Me. Od. ; potato, 26a. to 30a. ; foreign, 22e. Od. to 26e. RYE, 311. to ?!. BURL—English tick, 31e. to 3k. ; Arrow, 35e. to 391. • pigeon, 35e. to 39e.: foreign, Nansgan, Me. to 32e. ; tick, 38e. to 40e.: Konigsberg, 39e. to 46e. ; Egyptian 35e. to 38e. Pui.—English boilers, 40s. to 445.: white and blue, 40s. to 441. ' • maple, 421. to 44e.: grey, 355. to 405.; foreign, 425. to 46.. _ _ FLMtit.L.English town, 50e. to 51e. ; ditto fine, Ma. to 57e.; country. 445. to 49..; Norfolk and Suffolk, 38.. to 40e.; French, 48e. to Ms pet sack; American, 33e. to 335.; Canadian, 31s. to Ms. ; Spanish, 48s. to 50e. FLOATING CAUGOti, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Berdi anald and Mariano*, per 4921 be., 57e. to 58e. ; Ohirka, 52e. to 56.. ; Polish Odeon", per 4801 be., red, Ma. to 58e. ; white, 62e. to Me. ; Danube and Galata, 45e. to 511. ; Egyptian, 435, to 45.. Barley: Faption and Syrian, per 40011 m• leis. to 275. ; Odessa and Danube do., Me. to Me. Beane : Egyptian, per qr., 37e. to 38a. Maize : Odessa and Galata, per 492110., 400. to 425. ; Ibrai and Bulgarian, per 4801ba., 38s. to 40e. ; French, do., Me. to 40e. ; American, do., 37e. to 39e. Seeds, Sc.: Canary seed, per qr., 58e. to 62e. ; Hempeeed, per qr., 41a. to 44a. ; Mustard seed, per bushel, white, 13e. to 15e. ; brown, 12s. to 14e.. Linseed, per qr., crushing, Mo. to STI. ; Linseed cakes, kntish, per I,MO, 121. 15s. to 13/. se. ; American, thin, in rls., per ton, 11/. se. to 111. 15s. ; do., thick, round and oblong, 101. to 101. 15.. ; Baltic, 9/. to 91. se. Jlameilles 9/. St. 101.54. Ptape cakes, 51. to 5/. 10e. Szarm.-Canary, 40e. to 56e. ; hemp, 44.. to 48e.: rape, per Let, 341. to 381. ; ditto ditto, farrago, 321. to 341. ; ha seed, per qr., 50e. to 90e. ; Aar away, per cwt., 30a. to 32a. ; clover, red, 44.. to We. L white, 55a. to 85e. ; foreign red. 45e. to 58e. ; white, Sc.. to 85e. ; trefoil, 245. to 26e. ; coriander, 16.. to 208. ; mustard, brown, per bagel, 13e. to 15a ; white, NIA TO 124. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 1 TO APRIL 6. English and Wii4es .... SUM Bade, Oaie 1148 Bl6O Boar Ingnak. 960 6b : Foreign, man and 7042 LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. —(THIS DAY. PIT BRITISH AND mum MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (FROM OUR OWN 0011111SPONDENT.) A moderate attendance at today's market. Wheat, con sumptive demand; prices in some instances 13. hwer. Flour slow sale, at about dd. reduction in prim. Indian corn steady : mixed, 375. ; slats, 39e. to 40e. Beans, oats, and oatmeal without clump. MINDING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) &loaf.—The business of the week has been curtailed by the holidays, yet there has been a fair demand, and opinion on the article Wu been somewhat strengthened towards the close ; yet we cannot make any alteration in general quote tions. Refined common lumps, 50a. 6d. to 51s. Corral—We have not had a public sale this week, but the private contract market bee been very firm, with a limited business done. Tu.—The trade have been steady, althongh not active buyers his week, and prince have been supported. m.—No business of importance reported. Rdez.—A limited business done at previous rates. Rum has a firm ►ppearance, with a small amount of business done. fiamersraa.—A few parcels sold at last week's priors. SPICIS.—There has not been any offered in public sale, but prices have been supported. In other articles no material alteration, but markets ge nerally have been quiet. TALLOW MARKIT 7 ITHIS DAY.) The market is steady. Petenba . rg Y. C. on the spot, in quoted 58a. ed. ; April to June, 575. Bd. ; July to nept., 5Gs. 6d. ; October to December, 555. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LILDEIHALL—Hides.—Prion: 561bs. to 841b5., 3d. to ; 6U6e. to 7211 n., 30. to nil. ; 7211 n. to 80th,., a to ; t 08811.., Rd. to 4d. ; 8811 n. to 561b5., 4 to 40. ; 9616 e. to 1041 be., 4gl. to sd. Horse hides, Bs. to 9s. Bd. Calf skins. light, 2s. to 4s. ; full, 6e. Simeon:mar. —Sheep skins—Polled, 9s. toils. ; Bents and half-bred", 7s. dd. to 9a. Gd. ; Downs. ss. 9d. to 7a. 3d. ; Lambs, 2s. Bd. to 4e. ; shearlings, le. Id. to ls. 24. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Patten ten and Smith report that the demand for floe yearlings Las improved. and prices for such are fully Se. per cwt. dearer. The bast grown samples of new ass also in more request. COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Walls End Haswell, 18s. 6d.. Walls End 'Stewart., 16s. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, lfts. &I. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Eden Main, 17s. ; Walls End Thorpe, 14s. 6d. ; Bell's Primrose, 13s. ; Holywell, lf.K. 6d. ; Aividson's Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Hartlal, 16s. Gd. ; Howard's Hartley, 17s. 6d.; Lambert's Hartley, 17e. 3d.—i3 ships at market. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. LITIMPOOt, Aram 4.—Rale4 to-day :—Birkenhead, shire and Yorkshire, 1001 I 1019 I 9 1— London and Western, 95 44 9—Manchester, Shelleld, and Lineolnshire, 45 be—. London and South Western, 04—Midland, 12344 fit—North Knstern, Berwick, 1014 I—South Easton, 241. 113 s. 9.1. 251.—Grona Luxembourg, 15. 16 3—Great Western of Canada. II& ss. 3d.. 4 North and South Wales Bank, 10—Royal Insurance Company 4i ttnclll9ria, Aran. 4.—Tie market was quiet, but stead/. improving to the close. Great Northern, 1101—Great Wrstern. 7011 I —Mimi' Central, Sol d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1104 4—London and North Western, 95 1 MancheftLr. She aid, and Lincolnshire. 44/ s—Midland. 1239 t 9 4-- 80 .. th Eastern, 341 15-141 s—Thames and Mersey Marine Instant.," 15-15 p.—lmede Mad lereeeeldre) per cent, 113. TN: SPRING CATTLE SEW DUELlN.—Wtsines day, the second day dabs cattle sh ow, was much more sue maul than the first, owing to the Mimeo-I state of the weather. The attendance was both niimcmas and fashion able. The evening meeting was held in the to ttore theatre of the Royal Dublin Society, when the prize list was read. The Lord Lieutenant, who pre s i ded, spoke at some length, on "things in general." Some reneges in his speech de serve the special attention of Irishmen. Thus, he in formed his audience that "of late years the agricultural returns had uniformly exhibited • steady increase in the quantity of live stook." Further on his lordship said he thought "t possible that the approaching census may exhibit smile slight diminution of the population." It will also "arable us to infer with tolerable accuracy the extent of the emigration which has been going 60 amongst us." Is reference to the same emigration he advanced this fol lowing opinion :—" Now, I confess I am not one of those who consider with any uneuiness the general results of emigration ; of course when exile from home is occasioned by suffering And privation, it must be an object of regret to all well constituted minds ; but, considered in its bread results, I believe that while emigration fulfils the g ene ral destiny of our race in peopling the whole earth, it ordinarily will be found to improve the oondition both of those what go sad of those who remain." I • 134- '''' Pa