The Express. — London, England, 1861-04-18 00:00:00

aissot me= my Imbues lump to me, It we too frightful. He badly ever west to bed sober. He proposed to go to Drum= about three days after our maniugin He had ou allowance from his family, and I object= to go to a *tissue enuntry without fundn. He them got out of the bnoebarn in which we were radio& and told me to go to , 1..1 place. I then west to the hotel. We did pto Fraser's for a little more than a month Om day he came lei= drunk from a supper, and I wanted Lim to go to I.J. Ile struck at my shoulder with nth viol in. , that the blow, alighting luckily cm a marble slob, slob, broke it in half. I was nionak at to time. For three year I oely west to chant three time, oa account of the violist row be made who/ewes I pruned S. have Lm eight. H. would hardly let me go Ist' tegr hadrecee by 1. emit H . has taken my Bible bees me sad sues at me 1.1 nrdiu g IL If • bottom was GE his seat i z h a . chop =a badly Booked. Of I MN o j• • pretty dram, or I wished to gel vp Wore tie, or i lo iota the garden. he would ass th e meet fad il threatened to blind me, with a butt threst a j2l hope • won't me to repeat. He said he would do it when my • was burn, ail that thee be yeti se= me to an im proper piece. I wad to my family at Wrought= before my child was horn. I came up to Ludes to be emilmed after which I returned t o Womble.. them the chill was (+rates= my father =A= me to go roto the sensed ball while they Mee drinking the health of me aid my .Nth Lewd Forth with • hanible oath were that I shateld sot go• and. drag. prg me upstairs, dashed me se Oohed. He this put Ms Madre my %Meat, list my water ieterfered. I belie= he was drunk. Oahe day he beat my little brother. I took part, =I Lord Forth thi mougobist the bannisters with violmice that it made me bite. My aces= brother Leering why me m= emu tel my amistsnee ; mod this Lewd nh carried as. up to bd. My father was quarreillog . • h hum every day about his habit of drieldeg. From Wrought= we ease ia InS7 to ay lathwee bum is Or slowmplase, and this we want dews to Is the autumn we =at to ih b. At this time M ellen vest to bed very early • for bang la mosey diesel. Om he timely west set. Owe day he we irked est Man* rod is Mod meta I ale= with memo. He =we bone very tipsv, sad doused moo mkt halo my mother. lie Wok las op te sew out beef, ad thee he chablearately kicked ass est .f bed. He =old set &VOW ow to se hook to my meter, MO be kept me is the said mesa, with sett, be ley druseig-gows nos, far opurds el few hewn. At lot be wag away, and thee I roused testy mother. My %ter hmilremaised up all sight, fear* that asmdhLrg dresillel might suer. He seal to um mast foul and alseipto me sod ray father. I did Not understand half vt i te " mid. Int I as bud it from anybody eleis satieth. After this lie bail an attack of iiIMMOIL Owe day be Wrack my child when she wss • year sod • late old, so that the merits remised 611 /kW for two sr tree days. He was always calling bee by It, as.. whit yes have do= there in the Isamed gentismaies briel). In IM• w• kv.l at the Abase. Beer Ilesameele, he abet is meths ; sad this, be heft am Wits thew he at Oases* to ory weir Fleeems,, whim we thee two It yew el age. I ism her wawa durestalas with her elm Mee of lam beak she raid Forth bed attempted to sough bar. He was thee forming at the most with op-She is time I our me him le that slate. Before this mg__eselles. bad met me le Ise • hole pry led. tabs I we I. the stable. he same Mme and thoestseed to slam me with • tit bet my obese agembe lb bast Melted ailed ame. MOM we t h aw ay m e dy dm sad I did eel bear him Hes melee slier Mash* NMI b mater's emu where I lied slip eller be let bed the delirium tremens. Thy caws the dad=s enlese. He hope le ems led end mid I emit not stud it au Unger Ihr I we quite wets est. H• =nth am es Ohs shedder. I called is, " Herder." My meter sad dike SNOW is. earl 11 7 moat " Bee sot .1 the Mmes-the men is really not mils." 1 essomhegly wool by deemed to Bererhill, where Mr It Delbley heal. Sr llebard was • megistrate, end I thought tat Ad was the bet place to go to foe puleselem The sent day be am to Bane lin sad set be wiled Met my fusiest I rid " Rain , Feet . yea btu heitmed as liey far the I= three yeses, thee I really emu stand it say kept." He wit deem en his knees. _I " I forgive me, bet I smash Su wit Lli a i ron • He then said, By 0-, I will de I MR to ruin pe-there is ne lie thee I will est to ileetsey your cameeter.° 71m• he putt me sway end told sae le p ylon Male ys held me he ge. (Laughter.) I never saw lim apt - eammoomolosl—l Moor settled prOpeTty WbSirref. The am oft proooollotg wilts wo west to was. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. D Lt }OAK trowAao MOM& —MB LIMON AIM KANIMUI BANC= COILMATIOM The one of Yr. Stephens, the maws ft IM Lukas sad EllgeTo busk. which was reported is oswyrisw Trisday, the 11th moistest, was sporafly appsisiad s als ssonsias, sod was expected to oc_vipy whole day, sad taw list was lane char for the pVlltati aordwatish The soh' bo cared was aa 111" MEW& whether NM sus inks to be hoard is rand es i IStsd Os thole soot, the &wolves{ basher is the yams 1111 eblebied • as quashatioa. but bad -V iol et the priossalacy ate ho Hod bees srunised is several days. Ms. ..stood, who hod ben estsiosi kr the isma:vosh or usable to asked this unor.ice cosisequesso sad the coos was adjourned to the Map, tho jew&wvisia to rowels is prim. It is hewed and the Ward otossol. who has hen ahem* yeses Mum kw • will be seablod is a tow days lo reswoo hi. secosticeu amnia moo her. hese doled to bo adjoined so wawa{ of Ur holisposillos of the harsad palisars. TSB POLICE COURTS. (YIDS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MALMO AN OIL PILIIITINO.—CIIAIIOII •0•INTIT • 1.•11130111D viontormi. /cud Dinolime. described an a piaooforte maker,* New dawn. Soho, sad who wee Pieta& the Middlesex thweione for amain as nil pea' Nag at Mem& Christie and Marrieee atiecooma Ringeeesk St. Jandek wee brought before Mr. Tyrellitt, charged 'nth dialles • painting. raid to he giur: 4100211 1- iho tvelledy wi Mr. Wright, upholsterer. of Mereer-itroot. of the mho of H. abed three Wright said athe the paindieg wee stoke rod of his been eraga It bed bees bemire la it frame en Bo dmieseeq and had brew imbed sat Of the home It gee laauh UM= by the sista,. *RE be idestaled Mr.wfolne lbeetk 4 3 Groat ltueeell-duet, plebes dialer. mid AM the *ewe wee brought to him oe the stb Ikllle by the primer, who Wad Ife. for it. Having sowited the wilisk be pie the primmer part of the maw, teld hie to en op 6 he the balance. elan lb. aim isrand him Th e dicer cabs account to account far his Dim et it. mod be raid it woe given to him by a arid "George." N aell, bed thid be could sot find had. hitbdtho wiener lewegbd the plater* he took it to th NUM. _airtwa, who naid It bed net bees stolen from in. 11; - . Wright said his Asp bag aa @pia awoLtbo P.m. •its took ths *atlas could may lava sail up tior awn. lasposlor ibilisat, 2 divide, said that la wait to tits HowOsivegliaa Isit fogad tiss Warm tad haw par. &aid b tho seirolar f se Baits ; be Asa MINA to bis h m awl osiii sad tose ba ouotody. le gl osiessor rid be ma triad aad sad law tadig at thaw balude.aanad pioasos gm tho hi e d Wass 24. Ma be tbstalit flat Ls was paalsbod iwtho Aldo am% Irbil Woad the piston the le swam L. Wel& wind *at tho aws he et saes sottled, as ho au pia Cartraway. Tho prawns, polissaid gong to trial. L. ?mobile add bo narod hia ftwalive Ns hal so via 1. poyeat the primer poke to kW. ito Wm** PUP& NAVAL AND MILITARY. A Dirous.rr. *IW. 17.—Psomorms AID Ai r,mrvt:rra —( So lev. T. Ds* Our vow ; sod eh. Lim. D. Or sok So the Pealreie. vassalbefe H. T. P.A. MIM Nerzell; T. EL Sato. I kiansisie. is Am a gat 11 .7 t t 0 th• MAW.. la rina of glialt Ilinz iessa sebbd **wad Gin awl J. IL _ Amalmil.Parass J. H. Illessay. So S44* ; owl J. H* to the _11.4 Ch =Lem= A. Albarrite• the rwrield. as espomminy ; &MT. i• the Wle• pommy's. 71111111D/iT Noma. ~hlfTMrrH SW*. M i nvived *tim ae. w id ar wAh heed- al the Pres tom M es sow lead el Oeleael AtamislSO RAILWAY ACCIDENT. Yeskedey nroiaky) eastain, s$ berputr. o'slcelt. se sosety pas "Ns ben, from gebboslisia to Waitaki& astosbe et " "ttitis and too dlithedti lab violent sables with twer a t imeko rtio we the mot side al Tbsosbin• less Siam. and Tasibiso lailway. It appose She 4 the lames twin wee sepowl is sine* Imo noted wipes ea to iho slaw, whoa the passespir testa 11, at lag dr bed iato the ample lies Wad Mad 1b Odd Ikea The we, *sped al iimer Zto is Mar to we themelook moose lid shot se the aid applied the brags. The oitiattEth.,,, sad stoke 4 list pewit tide .en plated k "fttontir47 little &Rpm Casdhctiag statements w oak se to whether thedaaper shawl was so at the time the ..ewe tads awe ep. awl it is said Qat the - me.. owe Ark j Oil is bobs issombei int o by the dinth of tits . The lime was serwrod with the "rye 4am bras. sod it was mho sheitetalai with the lowlse 4Ye Ws. It had beta 161111•11 4 tid liwa sod the two wheels broken sli. Tat buss wen met be WalteSeld. sad Iludissulisil leek • their sarival the nab obsesses essrtkee *es irk le sissr thsts B eni wee sisetod at PAS Lao.. sad the balls panel ekes tinaptod. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1861. -- - N. IN I JILOTINO-K i Cho* Flo . i m Mho lowlag I Nalwaap 01011111. 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Thad/op N N IN on Do. do. 78 wiaboutop — IN an DoNpat. 8da.K7• 77 al 100 Madam Daar. 44 el n Si al 100 Do. do. I p pa ar at ft N al 100 MAO NT N. 1000. N N N oil Do. 6 pot oat. do 1 14 dl. IL 110 ILK._ Dame& .0. ... 09 in N. amouttak cnk • di 47.•01. don all Do. Ea Led do. 6 1 90 0 .G TM. • do. 11_01/4b . a 1 N all Do . K. LK do. 6 T 11 Is. . (liatlod) ... —.— 1 MD li Ds. !VIM ll 11 Ss el 6.60.4 10 1 . WNW. ken I 4as MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLottx. The weekly court at the Bank of England has broken up without altering the rate of discount. The funds opened this morning with firmness, but have since fallen I per cent, owing to the nn• favourable news from America. The British rail way stock market, after opening favourably, has likewise given way. The detailed accounts from America are looked for with some uneasiness. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 80c., being 6c. better than yesterday. Consols are officially marked 92 and 911 for money, and 921 and 92 for the ac count. The present quotations are 911 to for cash, and 91/ and 92 for the 9th of May. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 90}, ; New Three per Cents., 901, It, ; India Stock, 223 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 101} ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1001; Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem., 2s. dia. The foreign stock market continues inactive. Turkish bonds were flat ; the Loan of 1854 is quoted 70 to ex div., and that of 1868 at 53 to Mexican bonds are steady. Sales are reeorded as follows :—Bra iili&ll Four-and-a• Ralf per Cents., 1860, 86* ; Belgian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 98} I (exchange 25fr.) ; Dutch Four per Cast. Certificates, 98i, j, ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 24, it; Russian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 91; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 53, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Ceuta., 100 f, At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Mr. B. de Cuadra, Spanish merchant, who suspended payment on the Ist instant, a balance-sheet was presented, showing lia bilities ol 97,8381., with assets to the amount of 117,9051. There is thus a surplus of 20,0661. It was resolved to adjourn until the 20th of June, by which time the bills will have run off, and Mr. Cuadra will be able to offer to pay 20s. in the pound. The demand for money at the Bank yesterday was limited, the best bills being taken in other quarters at 4 and 4} per cent. The continuance of distrust on the Vienna Bourse is indicated by a rise in the exchange from 150.75 to 151.25. NO bullion was sent into the Bank yesterday. The weather continuing fine, the wheat market yesterday was dull and inactive. The colonial produce markets showed increased firmness. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was firm, with sales to the extent of 12,000 bales. The Paris letters mention that there is a good demand for money in that eityat five per cent. The anticipated reduction in the rate of the Bank of France, which is now five per cent., is therefore improbable. At a meeting of the creditors of the Farringdon and Wantage Bank of Messrs. Barnes, Medley, and Anaeu, held at Farringdon on Tuesday, Mr. R. P. Harding (of the firm of Harding, Pul loin, Whinney, and Gibbons) explained the causes of the fa lure and the present position of the estate. A aomposition was agreed to of 10a. in the pound, Bs. payable by the 4th May, and the balance seeared The total liabilities are about 96,9001., of which about 45,5001. are expected to become claims against the estate. The assets available for distribution, including amount from the separate estate of Mr. Barnes, are estimated to produce about 210001. The Manchester journals announce the failure of Mr. Henry Walmslev, an extensive cotton spinner, of Firs Malls, Failswortk, with liabilities stated to be large. Losses on the importation of cotton and on shipping transactions are believed to be the cause of the stoppage. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 9111. ; the Great Western, an increase of 1,940/. • the Strait Northern, an increase of 2,4011. ; and the London and South Western, an increase of 1,4351. It is reported that the forthcoming return of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company will show an increase of about 5001. We understand that a company is shortly to be brought before the public, called the " China Coasting and Inland Steam Navigation Company," by Mr. Thos. A. Boulton (formerly of China), under influential auspices. Its object is the opening of the river Yang-tae-kiang to trade by means of steam communication. A large traffic is carried on o'er s populous and fertile space of 2,000 miles. Subjomed are the latest quotations of insurance, gas, and other shares, as given in the last Stock Nacnange list : Insuranee—Alliance British and Foreign, 14 ez die. ; Atlas, 131 ; Indemnity Marine, 135 ; Law Fire, 45 ; Law Life, 81 ; Liverpool and London Fire and Life, 85 • London and Proviacial Marine, 2; Marine, 100; Oesa Marine, 8 ~ 5 ; 'Staines and Mersey Marine, 4,3; . Universal Marino 35. Gaslight and Colas.—Corainsreial, 335, 45 ; Great Central, 1 ; PbOt aasi Junction, 50 ; Eagsnt'o, 23. Waterworks—Chelsea, New Guaranteed, 1862, 24 ; East Loudon, 125 ; launheth, 101. Dridge4—Waterloo, 31. The annual meeting of the Provincial Bank of Ireland is called for the 16th of May. An extraordinary meeting of the English Widows' Fund and General Life Assurance Associ ation is called for the 29th inst., to receive from the directors a " statement of the proceedings in reference to the dissolution of the association. ' With reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows : The market in London for American securities remise very firm. There is a good demand for Federal Bonds, and we note more inquiry for various state stocks. First railroad hoods are much wanted, and very &cline. Trans. actions have taken place in Atlantic and Great Western Boo& (New York Section) from 77 to 77g. The accounts from the oil wells close to, and in the vicinity of the line traversed by this railroad continue of the same estrum , dinary character, and the'producte promise to add largely to the Lilac now awaiting its completion to Columbus and Warms. Brie, Illinois (Astral, acid New York Central Awes ars steady, with stair demand. Winenon EsEnwe. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 92 for the oth of May, opened this morning at 911, and closed at 92 to 1. For money the lasi: price was 911 to 92. The official business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911,), f, f, L 92 ; ditto for account (May 9), 92, 911, 921 • 'Tree per Cents. Reduced, 901, 90, 1; New Three per Cents., 90, 1; Bank Stock, 229, ; India Stock, 2211; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1 ,1,1, 1011 ; ditto, for account, 101 ditto Four per Can:. Debentures, 1888, 94, ; ditto, 1859, 961, 1; ditto Bonds, 10e., 15s. dm • Five per Cent. " en faced " rupee paper, 981, 4,1, 94 ; ditto Five-and s-Half per Cent., 1001, I. The New Indian Loan continues in demand for investment, and the scrip has again risen f per cent., closing at 101 to f. The rupee paper was likewise more inquired for to-day, and advanced about per cent. The Five per Cent. was last quoted 94 to 95, and the Five sad-a-Half per Cen.. ' 100 to 101. India Bonds have improved to ills, to 10s. dis. Exchequer Bills were firm at 3s. dia. to par. The Foreign Stock Market was extremely inac tive. Turkish Bonds were rather flat ; the Loan of 1864 closed at 70 to ex div., and that of 1858 at 531 to 1. Mexican Bonds were steady at 24 to 1. Colonial Government Bonds are in better de mand for investment. A rise of j per cent. took place to-day in New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Victoria Government Bonds are only restrained from improvement by the prospect of fresh issues. The 2,000,0001. of bonds alluded to in our impres sion of Monday arrived at Southampton this day. In the market for bank shares little change oeenrred. Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were inquired for. In the miscellaneous share market there was an improvement in Crycts Palace Ordinary and Preference stocks. Vaa Diemen's Land shares were heavy. Great Ship were dull at 6s. to fie. 6d. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In. surance, to at prem.; Thames and Mersey Marine, 11-1 G to 13-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to 1 prem. ; London and Pro vuirial Marine, par to prem. ; East India Irri gation, to I dia. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIG FENCE NT ammo manars.) NEWMARKET MEETING.—(TRIS DAY.) SWEEPSTAKES OF 25 SOVS. ... Walked over. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 BON'S. Emily ... ... Walked OM. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOWS. Carbineer 2 Mine ma. THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 10 to 1 apt Overtop (t) 100 to 8 Diopheatas (00 CHESTER CUP. 14 52 1 apt Lipt (t 40 b 1 (t) THE DERBY. 30 to 1 mid Robin Hood (t) SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOWS. D.W. are b Hapro, Haughty I, Clarkra Adresta, sad Foamless ate. PAID narim.-810111. AWE PRODUCE RTAKES. D.Y. Seiko, Styria, Folkestone, and (Utterer are her. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 HOWL D.Y. Asteroid, Nadirs, Prudence, Hoarier, sad Catharine are bon. RAU. ENTRY FOR C3O PLATE. A.F. Olimatilly, s, 13111; Faultless, 4 yrs, MA ; Pastor" 4 rrs, est 611); Eitty Nom 4 yn, filb; (Janda, 4 yes, ; Enters Prisons, 3 yrs, 6411215 ; Ellen. 4 yn, Ist 1015; Atropin, 3 pra, 91b ; Stanton, 3 yn, tist ne ; clerks Fox, 3 yrs, est eh Ontortins c, 3 yrs, Out 12Ib ; &pis, 3 yn, Out 1011. All amber& HANDICAP WIVREPbTAK ES. Doubloce sad Labia fa us tam CL A VIM UTAK FA T Ilioamanby, Umpire, Thatiderbult, and Padua are hem PAID Poseur. —Seclusion, Nutbourne, Buxonser, Kiss Whip c, sad King of Diamonds. SWEEPSTAKES OF 50 SUM B.Y. Casjszar, Imes, and Dodos& ambers. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOF& Pravda and Emily ere here. ENTRY FOR SUBSCIRIPTION PLATE. D.R. Me, The OW Squire, Neophyte, Rosedale, Yale, Paid Clan* Southport, Audrey, m.d Amiss Fox are We. LATEST BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. THE URETER CUP. 7 to 1 apt 11 to 1 Wallow (t) awn Maio (t) 100 to 6 Light 3) 100 to 6 Mao at Arms (of) 50 to 1 Zillisnw (t) THE DEBIT. 1000 to 35 opt Mg Dm (t) 30 W 1 Zobio Hood (t) TEURSIL MESTING.-(THIS DAY.) Asamtzt.—Yeat Bomar. Mom Rags, Johnay Bright, and Lasaia. MARYLEBONIS ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.) THZ POLL. ENT OP MB. 000 KL The polling this morning proceeded with great sehh. end Ise a keg time with apparently onrialing lrko equal prospooli r mane the two liberal nallgarrs loft by the miming et lb. Twolvonowo aad Nr. Nardwria. Oslo won bang elm about ia awry part el lir boringly aad than wwo tiorposaist argoraro w bath alder to sap ea ale Mann or bodertng warn to nand flak nano Thu Mow* or On Mom ional ban Yr. Levies Oratal Canadttro Racer : sor o'cluxx. lairis 9BB Cooke Coeds, Lam 0 CLOPI. Imide 1419 Cogs Gad= ?MI M 1 o'cuas. Logi lBB5 Cooks Oudot ma cam 08,8c1. Lelde 2484 Oohs IM Chian "flo Mom of Mr. Cooke's committee differed ocean.. .by Iran the above. Their 12 o'clock Morn was : Cosies, 1,762: Lewis, 1,7f4 Ctird•a. IA& no ewraatar of this return was gayly d.- dad at Mr. Lewies central committee roam and the remelt semi rather to Indicate that this imial was not without foostlotios. At a quarter isc 2 o'clock, Mem parlous wore impatioady waiting for the 1 o'clock returns, Mr. Cooks arrived is MU at his osetral committee rooms, in =wpm with Mr. J. A. Nitholwr, a supporter of Mt. Low* and am or two Mbar gmatiomm. A momentary comdtalssw task plies, sod the ham of It was that Mr. Cooke mimed la favour of Mr. Lewis. la woordanas with this dotormilistiot a aces, Mike no as follows, was dampakaal by wommewme to Mr. Osoices owmaikes.rasma : " The barer saliedesd M informs yea that Mr. Cooke boo Mired tram the mutest, and home his promisors will vote for Mr. Lewis to keep out the try.' iiimmllmasously with the despatch of this not., as ammosmat to the nue offeet was prated ea the wens of tin boon intik ; sad at Mr. Lewia's mem, whirl wen within' a hundred yard; a etenspeadieg WI wan Wart with the words. " &darner; hat the Tory. Yr. Omit bee Mind I. farm of Yr. Lorna.* ek 11.. Cankies 11 Aka Mara vas se folkes : GUINN 1.380: Lewis. 1.436; Cooke. 1.1213. Tin AUNT AND ][tutu. —A return from the Ifee-ellee. lamed this searehes, Make that the avenge saaMer of elhelives (iodedieg dim% staff, eat embodied TWA's) em Me Bettie eelobliehmeig, hem Os lab Aprik, 1148, to the SIN Ku* len, me 141,081, The ammo ember of effective; (lediedieg diem sod deff) ea the Indian eNtablialueset wee 80,738. ml ember of elfodiese (leetedias Mimes rod eta) es the D i tibb eelebilehmeet ea the be of Aril beet Win 146,882 The ember of olhoeivee ea the Indian meabllehomet (be. Mediae oaken had eteS) ea the IMMO day, 82,300. ----- Gaiipani nye :—" It was at St. Germain-en- Lye tbat tie Dube iffAuseslee pumplike was rioted, tee p n y se sokospeed probably by ins tithy baling granted per saleion tee tie pablication. Hales at espies were forthwith hiwardof te p m * but the mime was effected on the very day on whiek the sale commenced." It is stated in s letter fretn Paris, in the Coivgwe essette, that N. Mashy, the well harms Rasgarian setu ps, who his leses elated • dainty to eh. Dist, wrote fres Twin, when he mdse. to Dew Yay, Chssissllor et Has. pry, to ask k s pumper., bat fiat thie Liter, after cos bobs w the Amities Weider of Pareige Africa, is. Mond bin VW one wield sot be pude& sad that if be =bead bone without one be wield here sal, Yawn to lime ter a.jt that tidaht byres. A letter hem Constantinople lo the ire el Niusefts, data time pest *umbers of flusprisso sad 1 Poles what W Qom I. emery week es their way to Daly. They it Is Wso swot ef their isteeties the Est" ir eneriedos 11 woe be Usk beads be retest Is The pub of Visa. a ore About to nod a iispeidles to the Lisperer of Asshrls to =pews their wefts& far the mist asesswiess wok Is eels rehabs,. Dn. Jomicson's Brnowisnirs.—The following sods, was eves ma This .sweep—" I Imes received the tam Ms ezassieese he the kihnese Inancsanons,ViewObesedler.—Pointesice cell 17, LISL" The ennaisere let the Jelier see hoe shoed Jibs hisheed AA., Ulm Quases Oellsne. thesisgssel embehr ili rl Chaise Jams Oewely Mee D.A ahmika Stdielsr_ sf Bawl Oehres. semsewsilsel whaler es QM lesslaties. —N. Easesca. asarnesennw Pesci. W. lissenr. Tau °Mersin Wage Isza•, PastuewLax, AID Ammar llsns.—llownisurros. Arta 11.—The Repel Skit Oungeny l b stsmssehiso Tasewnies. Clipeide Wise edged hone t=ll 3 c hek .. with the dieteighth wag lair the Weet Pseille. dim as Leek eat 64 pessimism meow* when are Mall hasps§ Net., Tikes. Itecireen Civew„ Rev. Dr. Dears, Or lira Bal sime% Bev. Ids. Davis. large Wes. sad Mama lib end Wish. er wrier severesese• eiders. The lbenseise Usk es hey* 1--Frowb JaarAm, d, , ; lay awl ' , stabil% px, ladlsask sliesm e ak h v a ne 16.411101. ; et able k 13.0001. is eweineed es the Osisniel Desk elf Destwiess. sad MOM. le Vie Osiseld DNA et Jamb& The ?alarmism sae Ink we a fell mime of Tree& sod Ugh& werchsedise. The Pesiesnbr sect hesre toil , Odestel Oseininsob elewner Took Capitals HA idled Ihe send mails, lb pessenpw. s passel amok Ise tie Peeissider pima The Nee& and Om- Lloyds mew steamship armee also oiled Moos to. day, with tits United Mates reads. for New Yost &rest. law task wit 450 partnere ; French watcher, 4411 doh,; platiss, 371 ; end • gitsecal cargo. SHARE L1528,-(17118 DAY.) Two &Oman. The railway share market opened this morning with firmness, but has since become rather heavy. Caledonian and Great Western stocks are quoted slightly better than at 4 o'clock yesterday. Midland has fallen. Prima in all instances are lower than in the morning, owing to the unfavourable news from America. London and North Western stock is now quoted 96} to 97 ; Great Western, 71 to Midland, 1241 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 111} ; South Eastern, 821 to 83} ; and Caledonian, 96f to 97. Foreign and colonial railway securities are steady. OIDINASY Num= AND 1110011. Ilk IN I RAILWAY& I I ' ii. l u K 1 414. 1 M. l lo I it M se so IMO Oft NI 5 O 41 44 i 111 lee 17 411 It• $7 SP lei lei Si IPS fie fie in its 115 117 1101 1111 107 104 11l 111 101 106 70j ni 40 It 1111 1111 00 01 110 1110 40 67 001 07 ft N 10e 1 - 41 46 Ufil l S 6 14 ii sai ve 112 16 lei a ii: ; 1114 I I IS I kill s I. i l iPm 91 VT 99 el 10 e 74 Scia iii I ii 1 . § . !. In! WI 116 M. 41 11111 IS 0 0 40 41 U 1131 Id OD U N 4 T 44 41 UP U 1 del 74 TO 111 12 4 1 ii St St SI 111 a 64 SD 41 f 11 SI laLiall os K as sL si. 141 4 Fr i n* 1i 1111 i i 11$ - 97 611 us II PI U RI i_ tai 4 14 ii ii al lO 10 1 1 IN US IN IN 1041 110 IN 105 111 IN . 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Nehru* IN 1011 1116 - 250,900 Ss Da. • et Deb. 1110 100 108 - 64,00 * Caeal 1 # * dla - 010,1100 ft. Miele* Teleoral* - 7,190 * Da. New l4 -. ... We - 110. 00 000 le A Dag. red lllaus X Amt. O aSaa 14 w - 10 m. .. 00.000 1 044141114 (lal 100000 1 Do. 111 one Goat Peel WI 1 - 11,a00 1 Lea. adelel Tel XI 2l - - es - 100. 4 Lea Ow earn.. Ow 411 1 11 60.000 90 *adios Ledo. X Canal 1 1 le pa 4 slue le Xedllernassalllee.TeL all - - - aIII *other. blabs) all 11 8 - 21 Watlosial Duesurel Oe 6 11 111 es .... 0 II Norba4dao.4l2lreat* 6 1 * dle - 11.11 le Itatheelenda Lod .- el - - - 44 6 Do. 84. o.ls. all die. all 1 1 - 1,W6 100 P. *vow tX. Saul Ld. OS $ 10 - 168,070 IX. Dell Smotrelaisa all 1 1 - WINO 1 , Ois A 1 1 - 10,00 1 Da. 6 •1110 1110.0' - 40,00 11l evils. le. Nu I 0 44 ... '''' Osseo el Peal aver &NU IN 0 - IU.OOO Se Pub. &stades.*** all 0 70 - 10, , , 0 Ds. New BO 91 lel pm 40 40.000 lib Lisa It D. 4. Tel. 0.41 an $76 In - 10. XI Il Da. NOW wees* lam all I* 1* - 10,00 II - 14 UM RAW flat fan - Sea, 111. • Awe. twain. DX 114 IN - KM 1 111 Mara* Lad all U OS -. 76.030 Tel *do - Mew I Da. Desklarel - 11409 10 Da. ea. noel le . •Aa.o ArMalla t weed) *TM bras I Ipm 40.0 26 ( Tnultlet.oo.ll/.llaaacla I - - - 1).0N 6 Us. Magian TeL ILI . 1 Ide It Pee - MI Illiimitoleo4 lll6, 9 /11 I No. (IS. I Mom ( Pd. ( - .116.4 Coss. IPSO.* 9.9111 9 9 9 19 MIA Ina ...... - ls lASI .. ETl!Oosig=ll9 ) slit 9 .. ImillOsesdis MOM 4 .. &Wt. lissrl fravlat A k ) U. 44 4 1 .. tier a IL Se .. OrsaS IlestliZ ei 9 - G.W1.919141 sbys. iii. 99. - O. Vlls Vas is 9 .. Grannie 1. - Ihreers.loot II. 11s. 9 • - 111apko NOW 9 • - 14.17 Books De mi 1.9.8. I. • :: Itressii i ms al laisa" 4 S. N. ltsossa (111a i . , ill G. •. N. wk Brod 11. 4s. 1.1 .. Noe* Wltssl 9. Par Pat IL 1.1 is (11=i. ma. u. .. Oss. KM. Os. 1 Ors lirsi al = • 3 ▪ 1 Dem lros • Oss: .. 1. Vs ir e ar t h impio A all& .. Nray Prot WA. S. 9 1111.9Lsoollls.C 49 1 Oren Om) Us. IL s. .. Wail Illusst ) l9 W. Oradea j II .. Wait Istes .. Ms Buss* 5... WL l9l. illsirerM • 9 111 (Oa lank LTA 9 .. whoa 'Cry Am . .. A i rlds u ra4 (Usk. 4 t li db 1 If CI 71 S 1$ is re 76 1 3 9 67 3$ 61 14 1} SI es •• 1 LS U If 9 n If 414 r 1 % 1~ SI ROOM. i 1 - , - ,i ,I MIYES.-(THI8 DAY.) Two o'Cisuz. The mining market this morning bas been very quiet. There is no new feature of striking inte rest. Prices in most instances are I poted the same as yesterday afternoon. The principal transactions have been in shares in East Wheal Urenville and East Caradon, these mines continuing almost to monopolise attention. No business is officially reported in the Stock Ex change. United Mexican Mining shares are not quite so much inquired for to-day, yet have been dealt in to some extent at Gu t , 61, and 131. Other foreign u well as colonial mining securities, are steady. The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining Company (Limited) have received by telegram frown Lisbon the following report, dated Morro Velho, March, 1861: " Produoe for February, 36,640 oitavas ; cost for ditto, 8,6011. ; profit for ditto, 5,2361. Produce ten days of March, 11,466 oitavas." At South Darren the 70 east is improved to fully 18 ewls. ' par fathom ; the 60 end is worth 8 cwt.. ; 20 west, 7 meta ; and wince below the 10, 5 owls. per fathom. From East Rosman. (Aprill3), the agent writes:—" The 43 east is worth 101. per fathom ; the 43 west, If. par fathom. All the other ts, ha, without oheallo." From Lawton (April 13) Capt. G. Rowe states:—" The lode in back of 50 west is producing Stow per fathom ; the stews in bottom of 36 west, worth 3 tone per fathom ; the 36 end, half ton per fathom, with a most encouraging appearance ; and Mopes in kook of 24, too per fathom.' From Wheal Harrill (April 13) Capt. Williams reports : —" The 100 east end is worth 10/. per fathom ; the stops, 1 ton of tin and 2 el copper par fathom; stapes above the 90, 10/. per fathom ; stops above the deep adit, 71. per fathom. No other change." From dortridge Consols (April 16) Captain R. Jackson writes :—" In the 30 driving east on No. 2 south lode, the lode is improved, being now worth 12.1. par fathom, and looking very prominag. In Bead's rise in back of the 50 west of Crew's croacut, the lode is worth 1 toa of ore per fathom. No shoran= in any other part id the mine." COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. CORN. -IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Marg. Yu. 9 2d Ns lld 16 Ns Id Us 7d —. 21 —l+ LW' 2 ids dd Vs 191 11 la Usd Us Id Six instills, ATOMS • ••• 1 Us ai no set, - - - --- - -- 23T 4e ad Lys- adIPA 1 3 ' 4 - 1, - d VW 91 Ms 10d Ms ld 40s ad 164 104 999 114 40. Id 404 Ild Oa 4d fag 7d 444 Ild as 44 SU Od 44 4 1. ad No fd k 4 Id 114 41. ad Ild i" --- 1 lb 91 Us II 91. Od 4.10 ft INlT.—Wird. Du*. 064, ky. 1044, sad hi& la MOUES ORAID SOLD UM WIXIL—IThost, 51,41: barley, Mtn: 44 9444: rye, 7.: beam LNG ; pese, 430 quarters. DIASSAY SHOWING SRI VLOOTOLTIOSS 111 711 AVELLOS /MA O! WOL! !O{ !O {a RPUI IAIID. Prim. 1146 r. 9. 56 10j .. 56 4 .. 66 2 .. 66 0 IS 8 .. Wr. u Mar. la. Mar. IS. AprU 0. AprUIL - - - • • r a ••• • • • • • • •• • • '• • • MINCING LAMS-(THIS DAY.) MILL —The market motisses Arm, sad the Ind= steadily by private coo:mot. Oargoas aleat of Ha ars in fair demised. The refised :market is aloe arm. Corren.—This article is bought steadily at full priesm Fin• ordinary plantation Ceylon sold at 66e. to 6036. ; mid dling, 70s. to 7k. ; good and fine, 73.. to 775. Tta.—The market is WS sail*, but prior are unaltered. Oorrog.—No sales of importance reported. 15Auwzrag—Itstrartiois 41 sold at 375. 6d. ; refraction 3tis. dd. Brig.—Prime are unaltered. Mariet• without aniniMisa to-day. • TALLOW HARKST—(THIS DAY.) The market is stead,. Prices are quoted as follows : Petenburg Y. C. on the spot, QBtIA ; April to Julia ; 58s. 88.; October to December, Ms. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a short supply of beasts, but trade is dull, acid Monday's pricer are not fully realised. The somber of sheep is rather smaller than of Late. the de mand, however, is my limited, and they cannot all be disposed of. The lamb trade is active, yet rates are not higher. Calves are rather lower. Our fomeft consists of 202 beasts, 560 sheep, and 106 zesn number of milch cows is 130. Per dons of 6lhr. e. d. e. d. Per stow et Vbs. L d. a d. Bait Scots, Harolds. 4 8 4 10 Best Dos& Whets& 6 0 6 2 Best Bleortioras 4 4 6 8 Bost Load-wools— .64 6 6 Second quaL Weds 8 0 6 0 Do. do. Shorn 4 6 410 Caves Pigs Best Dost Mf-brede 6 8 610 larato Beasts at market. 870; Sheep sad Dabs. MOO ; Oahu, ; Plp, 140. HAT MARKET.-(THHI DAY.) blears. Davis sad Co. report trade very slow at Ist. Prime msadow bay, 7U. to Ms. ; superior ditto, C . t 103 s. ; inferior do., SN. to 60.. ; clover, old, 90s. to Ills. ; ditto, DOW. *wood cut, Os. to 100 s. ; straw, 365. to 445. PROVINCIAL MARI mAarrrs. MANCITTORTR, APBTL 117.-7Tse market was quiet, but arm, riming et the best. Caledonian. 9 la—Great Northern. B, 180— Grand Trunk of Canada, 64—Ortai Welters. 70f-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1111—London sod North Western, 964—Men center, Ohethekl. and Lincolnshire, 43 a—Midland, 1241—South Laster°, 24 1640 —Wldtehaven and Furness Fiveand.a- Ralf per Cent. Pref., 11. Buir.qomut, Ann 17.—This share market was very firm to day, at yesterday's advance. The tales reported were Birmlng hem, Wolverhampton. and War Valley, at 81-111rminghsta Old Usion Mill, at 10.—and Birmingham New Union Mill, ag 21. 111. 3d. par &hare. SUICIDE OF • MASTER TAlLOlL—Yesterday evening an inquest WA held by Mr. langham, the deputy coroner, at the Bricklayers Arms, King-street, Regent street, on the body of Mr. David Taylor, a master tailor, fted 75, who committed suicide by hanging himself by memo of a white pocket handkerchief thrown over a mom door at his residence, 16, Poland-street, Oxford-street. Family grievances were stated to be the muss of the deosseed's rash act. The coroner having summed up, the jury returned a verdict of " Tempo's* , Isnanity." SHOCKING MURDER AT 11A1111CRY.-0E Monday evening the inhabitants of the quiet and picturesque village of Dashury, in Essex, in which is situated the palace of the Bishop at Rochester, were horrified at the dianivery of the most heartless murder of a little boy, about three years of age, named John Gipson, illegitimate son of a young woman of that name, living with her father near Church-green. The perpetrator of the crime is a married woman, about the middle age, named Martha Weaver, wife of a rape:table mechanic living in Leedom. It appears that on Monday, the two women living in adjoining houses, the mother, at the request of the accused, sent the little bow with some matches to light the fire of the latter. Tin child having been absent a considerable time, search was made for him, and the mother, accompanied, amongst other". by the Rev. 0. Thorp, the curate, proceeded to the house, when they fouadthe door locked, and admittance denied. A ladder, however, was procure and a man, ascending, examined the interior of the up-re room, when ho was horrified by seeing the wretched woman lying on a bed on the floor, and the poor child on in back on the bare floor quite dead. The body being brought out, it was found that the child had been strangled by a small shawl being tightly compressed around his throat. Weaver said but little to the questions ad- She was immediately arrested and conveyed to the count y dressed to her, and assigned no reason for the horrid deed. gaol at Chelmsford. The most remarkable feature in the case is the absence, u far as at prevent appears,_ of the slightest motive fordepriving the child of life. An inquest was Lehi on the body before Mr. Coded, coroner for the dis trict, on Tuesday hours, and the evidence confirmed the above particulars. The jury returned a vedict of wilful murder against evening. The investigation lasted several Martha Weaver, who was present at the inquiry. Th e wretched woman was brought before the magistrate/ at Chelmsford yesterday, and was rematded till Friday. WENT MIDLAND RAILWAY.—The total traffic receipta of this oulipSoy for the fortnight ending April 7, have been 13,83 i/. 114 c, and for the corresponding fortnight of 1860 they were 13,4101. 17s. 3d. The expenditure amounts to 6.191:11. 12a. 5d., or at the rate of 44.89 per met., whilst the expense for the corresponding fortnight of 1860smounted to 5,6671. 19s. 9d.. or at the rate of per cent. The aggregate receipts forth@ first six fortnights and thirteen drys of the half year amount to 90,8381. 9s. 6d., as spied ,491/.15@.621 2d. far the corompoading seven fort nights sod one day of the previous year. And the aggre gate expenses for the first our fortnights and thirteen days of the half-year amount to 45,7271. 4e. Od., being at the rate of 60.33 per coat., as against 39,6881. 14a. 2d. for Um corresponding seven fortnights and one day of the previous year, or at the rate of 44145 per cent. ,WoqinteirVi ▪ INNNIoni ▪ !llNem' ppm • Porka.lbsird.&ll4.C * NNW awl NoNoa Oi&din • 11 sad Made al o al Da • A sodly.ttattle s 2 De. 11 Ip.e to paldtolt all Dahlia sad dethist Jac. all Daad.,Parth, .10•WILJE St Nast Adidas Neater Cosidiai N Kadin' Unica. Stook A 00 Do. 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