The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-25 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE MARKETS.

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LIVERPOOL, MARCH 24.—Our share market has been
quiet to-day, without material change in quotations. The
following are the transactions :—Alserdeen, 13/ I—Cale-
donian, 181 13-16 I—Eastern Countiep, 9 7-16—Bast Lan-
cashire, 17,l—ditto (preference 1-shares), 81—Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 731c.—London and North Western, 1241
—Ditto (new 1 shims), 6 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 3j p.
—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 341 I—Ditto (pref.
therm), 12 9.l6—Midland, 631—Ditto (new preference 4(
per Cent.), j d.—North British, 71—Shrewsbury and
Chester (Otwestry and Chester), 11—Shropshire Union
Railway and Canal, 3 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 211
—York and North Midland, 24 I—Demerara, 61.
MANCHISTRIA, MARCH 24.—The business done to-day is
considerable, though not so large as that of yesterday, and
price. are scarcel so firm at the close, though maintained
with steadiness the a considerable part of the day. Xhe
sales include Fast Anglian (181.) 31 ; Eastern
Counties, 9 • East Lancashire fifths. '2nd issue
6 6-16 ; Leeds, 72/, 1. 1, I ; Peak Forest Canal:
88; Sheffield, (pref.), 121 ; Ditto (new pref.), 11-16,
n. p. ; Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole, 21 ;
Dovers, 211, I, 11-16 ; Midlands, 631, 41; East Lanca-
shire', 171 ; Caledonians, 181; London Stock, 1231, 4;
London and South Westerns, 118; London New Quarter,.
61 p. ; District Bank, 61 ; Dublin and Drogheda Thirds.
121 ; Manchester, Birmingham, and Cheshire quarters 2
p. ; East. Lancashire pref. quarters, Bj, 1 ; North British
pref., 61.
Laaoe, MAIM 24.—We have had a weaker market
this morning, and • general decline in quotations. The
closing sales were as follows--Leeds Northern., 171;
Ditto fifths, 1 pm. ; Ditto quarters, 2 pm. ; York and North
Midland, 24/ ; Midland Stock, 631 ; North Westerm, 12
dis•

Btunixonsu, Mutete 24.—This market wu not quite
so active to-day, and shares were a fraction lower. Bir-
mingham and Stour Valleys were done at 91. 18a. 9d. per
share ; London and North Westerns at 124 ; and in local
stocks, Warwick and Naptou Canals at 18.

BRISTOL, Maxon 24.—The market was not so active,
and yesterday'. prices scarcely maintainable. Abeideens
sold at 14 ; Great Westerns, 88i ; Midlands, 63j.

Tag hums
accounts from Algeria the number of soldiers who perished
in the terrible snow storm at Djemaa el Taouint, or who
have not since appeared, is 144, 161., 97 of the Bth regiment
of the line, 24 of the 20th, 7 of the 3rd Bataillon d'Afrique,
Id of the chuseurs, apithis, and waggon train. Amongst
them is only one offline. The tents, provisions, de., were
destroyed, and an entire Reek of sheep perished from the
cold. The sufferings which the column endured were very
terrible. Some of the soldiers got intoxicated, and were
frozen to death as they staggered along; others perished
from went of sufficient food. The conduct of the officers is
spoken of in the highest terms. General Bosquet placed
himself the very lest of the column, and prevented men
from legging behind; and the other officers not only
exhorted the troops to have courage, and set them the
example, but actually carried some of the victims in their
arms.
SUPPOSILD WIWI= AT BAISISLIST.—Yesterday
Milmaialh sacs WHOM who resides on the premises for
am= se se Windom Inn, near Barnsley,
otertell he watt mhos about twenty yards from that
own deem, they Illesmi a En& mimed Annie Laycock,
aged 23 years, tyleg with her doomfhtev Emily sgvd ten
month., in her arm, both of whom had their throats cut.
The head of the child was nearly severed from its body.
Deceased was married about three years ago to an excavator,
named Thomas Smith, but in oonsequenee of Smith having
another wife, Layeock left him, end has since been cohabit-
ing with a person named James Gledhill, a poacher. They
resided in a batch of houses adjoining the Sheffield and
Wakefield turnpike-road, about two hundred yards from
the place where the bodies were found. It is stated that
he wee in the habit of Musing the poor woman. On Mon-
day he was drinking at Barnsley, end when ho went home
lie beet her so math, that the neighbours interfered, but
n• 4 so as to prevent him from continuing his ill treatment.
Gledhill has been taken into custody.

to the last

GAMS CRILTDICATES.—By s. return just issued by
order of the Bean of Lords, it appears that Mat year
185,4821. was paid for shooting certificates its the Visited
Kingdom.
LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY
Traffic for the week ending March 20 (244 man :1, ♦ Passengers. 2,640 1261. lls. 9d. • . ' •
1245. Ss. ud..,.• total, MK las. 9d. &al ."'"9"'" ;
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1861 (16 snot open), pumps% 1•9109--
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