The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

MR. JUSTICE MELLOR OE THE lITALTERIDOZ

trots.

CTIT BITTING.—(THIS DAY.)
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
2 to 1 apt 11.65 r (0
Bto 1 Sacesease (0
14 to 1 Michael Scott (0
100 to 1 Early Purl WO
NEWMARKET HANDICAP.
Ato 2we Playable (t)
10 to 1 Agawam (0
12 to 1 Camas (t)
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
12 to 1 mist Advensnrer (t)
12 to 1 Oberon (t)
18 to 1 Merry Maid (0
4010 1 Misfortune
THE DERBY.
7 to 1 apt Lord Midas (t)
10 to 1 1104ar
14 to 1 Saoabamawter (0
20 to 1 Melrose (0
30 to 1 Toni Fool (i)
100 to 1 KerlY Purl (off)

(DT =cram TELIMILAPH.)
CARDIFF MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoax.

The railway market is rather firm to-day,
and prices have improved in a few instances.
South Eastern and Great Eastern stocks have
advanced 4. per cent. ; and London and North West-
ern, 4. The other principal lines are withoutchange.
Metropolitan shares remain dull at 124 to 13k.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
974 to 98 ; Great Western, 66 to 4 ; Midland,
1234 to ; Lancashire and 11 orkshire, 1084 to
Caledonian, 1124 to 113 ex. div. ; South Eastern, 912
to 924; Great Northern, 1204 to 1214; Great
Eastern, 491 to t-0; and London and South
Western, 1004 to 1014.
Indian railways are -firm, and Canadian inactive.
Sambre and Meuse shares have improved, and Ban
Paulo are inquired for.

7 8
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112 118

PRINCE OF WALES STAKES.
Ziegari ... 1
Sweet Willie ... 2
Mountie Doe ...
3 rue.
HANDICAP HURDLE RACE. About two mike.
Bottorer, Wean!, sad Biecait are beau.

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SUICIDE OAP A YOUNG LADY PROM LONDON-

ABlDGE.—(runs DAY).

This morning, between the hours of twelve and
ewe o'clock, a determined suicide was committed at London-
bridge by a young woman who appears to have resided at
Memorial. The deceased was observed loitering on the bridge.
Suddenly she crossed the road, ran into the fourth moms of
London-bridge, Sonny aide, sod jumped over. Police-
constable Dillon, and a Mr. Turnbull, who saw the act,
obtained • boat and succeeded in rescuing the body. Life
was of coons extinct. Several communications from a gee-'
tleman, found in her dress, throw some light on the desperate
act. The following description has been leaned by the City
police :—" Aged 19 years, 5 feet 2 inches in height ; dark
brown hair, plaited ; brown eyes, fair complexion
dressed in a black and red poplin dress, black cloth
cloak, trimmed with dark blue ribbon, side spring
cloth boots, flannel petticoat, marked in ink E. Phillips ;
white stockings, marked E. P. On her person was toned a
bill for boon' from a Mr. Thomas nagger, No. 66, Edgware-
road , rocket handkerchief, marled IL A. H. ; and N. in
mossy.

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Mr. Edmund Denison, of Doncaster, formerly
M.P. fee the West Riding, and his eldest sou, Mr. E. It
Denison, Q.C., ham (says the Leeds Mercury?' signified to
the vicar of Leeds their intention to build and endow with
en income of 2001. &year the church of Par Headingley, for
which a mbecription was began last year; Sir Thomas
Beckett, Bart., panting the site.
Ma. MISSES.; M.P., ON 'ANC/Sans DISMISS.
—Mr. Hibbert, M.P., addressing • meeting at Oldham, on
Monday night, strongly questioned the wisdom of au extee-
sive deportation of theoperatives of the cotton manufacturing
distriota, and repeated a suggestion which Lord John Mau-
nen made some months ago, but which met with a very
indifferent reception at the time, namely, that it was well
worth consideration whether, if the prospects of a general
revival of the cotton trade become hopeless, a portion, at
least, of the mill property of Lancashire and Cheshire might
Dot be saved from rain by a resort to other branches of
industry, snob as the manufacture of woollen or linen goods.
Womumo limes Excussiox To Pams.—The fol-
lowing letter from Mr. B. Cobden, MP., has been received
by the lecretary of the Birmingham Society for Promoting
Excursions of Working Men to Paris —" M idhurst, March 28,
1863. Sir,.-1 have read with interest the printed programme
you have been en good as to send me of the projected working
men's exeureion to Paris. You incur no risk of disappoint-
mmit in promising to all those who can conveniently
afford the expense of a visit to the great Preach
metropolis, an abundant reward of instruction and
amusement. But on hither grounds than mere indivi-
dual gratification, this interchange of visits between bodies
of English and French working men is one of the pleasing'
characteristics of our day. Such visits are the commence-
ment of a real personal acquaintance between the messes of
the two countries. They will help to remove the veil
of ignorance which has hid from each other these great
neighbouring nation', who, in proportion as they become
better acquainted, will renounce those feelings of hatred
and suspicion which have fur centuries envenomed their
relations. With best wishes for the success of your project,
I remain, can lastly,R. Comm.—To the Secretary of the
Woridog Men's Paris Excursion Society, 28, Bennett s IlilL"
—Binning/um Coedit.

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Mr. Justice Mellor sat in the Crown Court, at
Chester, on Monday, and is ixecludieg his charge to the
grand jury, spoke as follows :—" There is one clue at cases
which I cannot approach without the most unfeigned and
serious regret. A great many persons are charged before
you with rioting at Stalybridge and Dokinfield. Gentlemen,
it is not my duty, nor would it become use, to offer any ge-
neral observations upon this question. I am only here to
administer the law, and to lay down the principles which
are to guide you is discharging your duty with
reference to the bills presented to you. But, gentleman,
it is lamentable that that peace mid quietness, that won-
derful endemism under privations, which have hitherto
distinguished the operative classes of this country should
be rudely disturbed. This disturbance may probably have
the effect of drying up, to Nome extent, the sources of
sympathy which have hitherto induced people to come for-
ward and contribute funds for the relief of the distress.
When those s who volunteered their services to aid
the by undertaking the distribution of the cha-
ritable funds supplied to them—l do not mean charity is
the ordinary seam of the word, for I should be ashamed to
do so, but the voluntary offering of the spontaneous sympa-
thy felt for the suffering masses of Lancashire and Cheshire
—when those perms are vie:Godly interfered with, the law
of the laid most step in and vindicate its authority. The
must show throe persons that, however sueoessful they may
be in pinks' some miserable temporary object, thaw con-
duct is inconceivable folly, and can only tend to produce the
most deplonbis mischief both to themselves and to those
pmosably disposed persons who were in the same circum-
stances as themselves. Ido hope them most insane, fool-
ish, and wicked riots will man to disgrace the county. I
call them riots wicked, for they not only do mischief to
those actually engaged in them, but also to those who have
hitherto borne their privatmos with such creditable for-
bearance. I lave only to request you to let them came
have year attention last. They should be tried last, being
of such impedance as to demand the Mill serious atten-
tion."

MORMON ILALLWATS.

1 CL Was. 1 *the.

CRA2I;IONBHIP OF THE TILLMES--Chambors,
attended by Harry Clasper, left Newcastle-os-Tyne on Moo-
dily for London. Winship left Newcastle on Saturday by
the steamer, taking with him the Prince of Wales wager-
boat. On Saturday the consort to the Priam was lunched
on the Tyne. She is named the Princess Alexandra, and
was tried by Chambers the same day, and in all probability
be may row for the championship in her upon the Thames.
She is the lightest boat ever built by Chu Perbra
only 241 h. without the rowlocks ;33 feet 8 inches long, igf
inches wide, 3; inches high at the stem and li ionizes
at the stern ; and her planks, which are of cedar, are .
1-16th part of an inch in thiekseue. It seems that Clambers
is thrsateeed with three competitors for the championship '
of the Thames, for America is about to follow Australia, aed .
send a champion—lames Hammill, of Pittsburg, who beat
Ward on the Hudsoo. He is 12 stoma in weight and nearly
5 feet 6 inches in height, so that if Chambers succeeds in
disposing of his English and Australian rivals, he will have
to encounter the American in • contest for the champion-
ship of the world. Chambers will take up his quarters at
the Feathers, Wandsworth, and the race for the champion-
ship for which he is snatched will come off on the 14th inst. '
Ate Ungirterrlin INTERRUPTION.—The late
Captain Basil Hail was dining at the house of a friend in
Scotland ; the party was large, and an errand-boy from the
hitches had been arrayed to some sort of livery, sod pro-
meted for the none to make in waiting at table. The
i party wogag rather a dull one, u often happens when a
e gusto are brought tog ether promnionously, aod
I the captain was driving hard to break the ice by relating
' some of the most wonderful adventures by sea *and land.
1 At length he told one story which seemed even to himself
almost to exceed tha bounds of credibility, for be stopped
short, and said :—" Now, did ever any of you bear anything
equal to that r At that moment his eye happened to fall
en the errand-boy, who, believing the question addreesed
ftufty to himself, without the smallest hesitation re-
' Hoot ay, mon, there's a lass in our kitchen that
ras ;rider that has three (booms!" If • bomb bad burst
is the midst of the party ' it could not have created •
/ greener esuatioe.—Preser's Maurine for April.

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The Memos state of trtsh eosteiss thirteen
eneeties. Is 1860 the pepsisike wee 11,701. sad is 1860
40,205. The ens of Utah le equal to theater al *offWoo
of New Toth awl New Jersey, .4401 to six tins the area
of the Stale of New &aka.

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THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1863.
LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cioci.

Cent. Stock, 1061, ; ditto Four per Cent.
Debentures, 100} ; ditto Bonds, 14a., 10s.,
13s. prem. ; Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent. "refaced"
rupee paper, 114.
The India Five pm. Cent. stock was quoted 1061
to f ; India Bon4 10s. to 14e. prom ; and Ex-
chequer Bills, Se. to 2s. die., beinglower
than yesterday.
Lessenimation bas prevailed to-day in the foreign
stock market, owing to the absorption of attention
in the fortnightly settlement, yet the transactions
have been to a considerable extent, and in several
instances prices have attained a further advance.

The funds to-day are firmer, and a further
improvement of k per cent. has taken place. Eng-
lish railway stocks are very steady, with a rather
favourable tendency. The entire attention of the
Stock Exchange, however, is absorbed in the foreign
stock market, where much excitement prevails,
particularly as regards Greek Bonds, which have
attained a fresh rise of nearly 2 per cent.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three par Cent. Relates were quoted
69f r. 55c., being 4 per cent. better than yesterday.
The scrip of the Confederate Loan is very heavy,
and has declined 11 per cent., the present quotation
being Ito die. That of the Italian Loan, on the
other hand, has improved to 14 to 11 prem.
Consols are now quoted 924 to 1 for money,
and 921 to 3 for the account (April 8). The
official business report is as follows :-Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 924,1 ; ditto, for account,
921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 91, ; New Three
per Cents., 91, ; Red Sea Telegraph, 21 7-16 ;
India Ave per Cent. Stock, 108}, ; ditto Bonds,
144., 15s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 55., 24, dis.
The foreign stock market is very buoyant.
Greek Bonds are in extraordinary request, the
demand having been greatly stimulated by intel-
ligence from Athens that the National Assembly has
unanimously proclaimed Prince William of Denmark
Ringo! Greece, under the name of George the First.
The present quotation is 284 to 294, showing an
advance of 11 per cent. since yesterday afternoon.
The coupons are last marked 131. The rise ex-
tends to Italian, Egyptian, New Grenadian,
Mexican, and Spanish Passive Bonds, as
well as Spanish Certificates. Turkish Con-
solid.% have improved per cent., standing
now at 48} to 49. The Turkish Loan of
1854 is firm at 90} to 91 ; that of
1858, at 68} to 4 ; that of 1862, at 691 to
701 ; and Venezuelan Six per Cents., at 58} to 59}.
Transactions are recorded as follows :-Danish
scrip, 4,1, prem.; Egyptian, 98, 97, 4 ; ditto second
issue, 97f, 97 ; Greek, 284, 28, 4, 28, 29} ;
ditto, Coupons, 13, 124, 1,4, 131 ; Italian, 704, ;
Mexican, for account, 324, 331 ; New Granada,
144, 4 ; ditto Two per Cents., 33, } ; ditto Deferred,
7}, 8 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hectares), G ; Peru-
vian, 1862, 87 ; Portuguese, 1862, 471; Russian,
1860, 91; ditto 1862, 95f, 4; Sardinian, for account,
844; Spanish Passive, 284, 29, 284, 4 ; ditto Cer-
tificates, 10, 1, ; Turkish, 1882, for account, 70} ;
ditto Guaranteed, 102 ; Venezuela, 1862, 59}, 59.
Yesterday being the last day of the quarter the de-
mand at the Bank of England, chiefly for advances
repayable immediately after the release of the
dividends, was heavier than for some months peat.
It is considered, however, to be merely of a tem-
porary character. In the general market money
was likewise a good deal wanted, and busi-
ness was not done below 4 per cent.
More ease will probably be felt as soon as
the 4th of April is turned ; and the
impression remains that, should the accumulation
of gold go on, a reduction of the Bank minimum to
3} per cent. may be made in the course of the next
two or three weeks.
General business will now be to some extent in-
fluenced by the approach of the Easter holidays.
The present will necessarily be a somewhat broken
week as regards business, for next Friday (Good
Friday) being a holiday, many persons will quit

town from to-morrow afternoon and not return until
next week. The Stock Exchange Committee have
decided that that establishment shall be closed on
Monday next(Easter Monday), the day fixed for the
great volunteer review.
The scrip of the new Confederate Loan will be
ready for delivery from the 15th to the 18th of
April, preparatory to the special settlement, fixed
by getieral understanding amongst the dealers for
the 24th.

The amount of gold sent into the Bank yester-
day was 35,0001.
The Tasmanian, from the West Indies, has
brought 814,0001. in specie—viz., 667,0001, in
silver and 147,0001. in gold.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
quoted in all cases much the same as on lag Friday.
Subjoined is our usual list :
Amsterdam, 3 moths, 11.18 to 1 ditto, 3 days,
1L154 to 161 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.18 to 1 ; Antwerp,
3 osetstlia, 25.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma. balm, throe mouths,
13.71 to I ; Paris, 3 days, 75.20 to ; ditto. 3 months,
M. 474 to 521; Frankfort-co.the-Maine, 3 months, 1191 to
j ; Petersburg (per reptile). 3 mootha, 351 e ;
eff. 80., 3 months, 1L45 to 55 ; Trieste, eif. do., 3 mouths,
11.45 to 55 ; Madrid, 3 :Deaths, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, 3 months,
48j to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Genoa, 3
months, 25.60 so 5 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ;
Naples, 3 months, 25.60 to 5; Palermo, 3 months, 25.60
to 5; Marina, 3 months, 25.60 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 5n
to j ; Oporto, 90 days, 52j to 63.
The following sums have been received by
Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co., on account of
the New Granada dividends :-Bauta Marta,
3,4681. 11.. 11. d. ; Cartagena, 700/. ; Sahauills,
, 283/. 190. 3d. ; total, 4,4521. 11s. 3d. This sum,
with 8151. 10s. received from San Jose de Oriente
on the 17th inst., already announced, makes
15.2681. la. 2/1. for the month of March.
It is stated that the share certificates of the Asia
Minor Company (Limited) will be ready for inns
next week, preparatory to application being wade
to the Stock Exchange committee to appoint a
settling day.
At the meeting yesterday of the Union Steam-ship
Company the usual half-yearly dividend of 20s. per
share, free of income tax, was declared.
The annual meeting of the Anglo-Mexicaa Mint
Company is called for the 28th of Al ril.
Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood proposes, on the
16th of April, to settle the list of contributories of
the English Widows' Fund and General Life
Assurance Association.

Creditors of the National Ventilating Company
(Limited) are to prove their claims by the 21st of
May before the liquidator appointed for the
" voluntary" winding up of the ooucern.
We are requested to mention that in the case of
the Hercules Fire and Life Insurance Company no
promoter's fee is recognised, neither is any director
qualified except at Lis own proper cost.
Subjoined are the quotations of insurance
and dock shares, as given in the last Stock
Ex-
change list :
lass aeon.—Albert Medical Life and Family Endow-
ment, 21; Alliance British and Foreign, 151; Atlas, 111
to 1 Eagle, 61; Guardiao, 511 to 2 ; Indemnity Marine,
155; North British and Mercantile, 161; Ocean Marine,
141, 151, 141; Royal Exchange, 298 ; Thames aod Mersey
Mario° (Limited), 4f, ex dia. • Universal Marine, 33.
Gaslight and Coke.—Great Castel,lB to : imperial
Continental, 681, A. 9 ; Londe., 91 ; Pnix, 100 ; West-
minster Charterel,-now, 44.
Doeks.-Bt. Katharine. 57 to 61 • Victoria, 97 to I.
. .

A letter, of which the following is an extract,
has been addressed to the Chancellor of the Ex-
cue quer by Mr. W. 8. Lindsay, M.P., in further-
ance of the proposed changes with reference to
grain freights :
As freight is, is Inters, tabs paid by weight, and as the
males of foreign grain of every description are DOW effected
by weight, it is hoped that you may lee no insurmountable
ddlleulty in the way of making arrangements to collect the
duty at a rate per ton equivalezt to the existing duty of le.
per quarter. Should you be disposed to entertain the lug-
pstion, a deputition from the ineichanta engaged in the
grain trade would be very glad to have the honour of wait-
ing upon you at any time you may be pleased to name.

TUZSDAT RISKIN.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 92i to / for
the 9th of April, were first marked this morning
92/, and closed at 924 to I. For money the last
price was to 4. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols,
for money, 92;, $, # ; ditto for account, 924 ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 901, 91 ; New
Three per Cents, 91, 901, 91 ; lndin Five per