The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-19 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS.

IgTintrogi. MAT 18.—Belle to-day: Glasgow and South Wes-
tern, 631 11—Great Northern A shares, 1285—Great Western, 071
—Lancashire and Yorloildre, 1995—London, Chatham', and Dover,
41—London sod Northwestern, 100%7 3101—Manchester, Shef-
field, and Lincolnshire, u - Midland Stock, 1274—North British,
611—North Zastem, Berwieks, 1011—South Eastern, et—Lan-
caster and Carlisle, 1961—Buffalo and fake Huron,lll 616 3 5-16--
Great Luxembourg, 141 Great Western of Canada, 111—Alblon
Marine, 1 p.—Thames and Mersey Marine, 8 p.
Biturnrinialt, MAT 18 —The railway market wu steady to-
day at about Saturday's quotations. The business done In mis-
call/moons and local stocks included Birmingham and Stafford-
shire Gas, 281 , at 2/ 19s. 6d. prom. ; and Imperial Continental
Gas at 711 per share. Britannia Mills left off at 194.11. to 17a. 6d.
Manonsigrint, MAY 18.—There was not mach badness, and
prices were lower. Buffalo and Lake Huron, bb}}—Greet Eastern,
fist s—Great Luxembourg Obligations, 4—Great Waste= of
Canada, 11 —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1085 ++ Landon and
North Western. lot—Metropolitan. 111—Midla6li. 127—North
British, 615—South Eastern, 92—Thames and Mersey Marine In-
surance. 3 n.—Gusto' Briention, 10—Garthgell Mina, 6.16 d.
—Midland. New a, 34. 3d. p.—Ditto, ditto dl.. ta. 9d. p.—
Lausabourg Obligations, 4 c.—Confederate Loan, par.

TER HiaLTR or GARIBALDI. —Writing from
Caprem on the 14th of this month to Mr. Negretti, Gemmel
Garibaldi rye—" My health is going on rosy satisfactorily."
Moan num —(Teis Dar. )—At an early hour
this morning a fire broke out in Paul-street, Innabory, on the
premises occupied by Mr. Once. a cabinet maker ; over the
workshop was a large academy belonging to Mr. T. Barnes.
The flames progressed with the greatest rapidity. The in-
mates of the adjoining houses were obliged to rush out of
their habitations with their children in their arms
with nothing on but their night clothes. A plea.
liful supply of water having been procured, the
powerful land steamers and the manual power engines were
set to work, and the fire extinguished, but not until the
whole of the workshops of Mr. Orme were burned out, and the
school-rooms of Mr. Woes destroyed. Considerable damage
was also dime to the premises of Mr. Cross, printer;
Messrs. Aliso sod Boos, masons; Mr. Johnson, engineer;
and the storehouses of Mr. Willoocks, the brews. Un-
fortunately nearly the whole of the sufferers were uninsured_
—Another fire took place on the premiss of Mr. A. Gibbs,
an artist in glass, No. 38, Bedford.aquars- The counting-
house was burned out and the show-room adjoining da-
Ted. Unicsured.
HE Ctsg or Diarnicatronrrs Br A Wrra
Snossprrca. —ln the case of Mrs. Ana Doggett, against
whom the coroner's jury yesterday returned a verdict of
manslaughter, of her husband, William Henry Doggett,
formerly carrying on business as an ironmonger, at 18, Shore-
ditch, the coroner Mating his warrant upon which she was
arrested and conveyed to Newets, her solicitors, Meson.
Byrne. and Co., made an application for bail, which the
°wooer assented to, fixing it at two sureties in 2004 each,
the prisoner herself in 5001. At a late hour last night the
required bail having been put in, she was released from New-
t/Mc
MURDER maks GLAIIGOW. —About 12 o'clock on
Saturday sight a man named Broolimyres was murdered by
Patrick Wood, • moulder, residing at Maryhill, near Glas-
gow. It appears that for some time there haa been ill-feel-
ing between the parties. On Saturday night Wood and
some companions met Brookmyree in the street and
annoyed him. The deceased drew a knife from his pocket,
opened the blade, and said he would defend himself if they
attempted to injure him. They some time afterwards
nulled upon him and knocked him down twice. While he
was on the ground Wood called out "The has a
knife." He at the mine time rushed upon the demand
and apron to have taken the knife from him and stabbed
him with it The deceased called out "I am done for."
As artery had beta severed in the thigh, and he died
shortly afterwards. Wood has sines been apprehended.
A Mown. ta's BLUNDER.—A curious blunder
occurs lathe note appended to the Registrar-General's last
I La= returo of the births, marriages, and deaths, in
The registrar for the parish of Arbroath writes
" Births far above the average, chiefly from bronchial and
pulmonary affections, said to bs owing chiefly to the open
*ad ebaageable character of the weather." Of coarse di,
an exams of deaths, not births, which the registrar meant to
note and explain.