The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-24 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SEARS MARKETS.

LiessPOoL, APRIL Iff.--Sales to-day —Orstat Lateen, an
—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074—London sod North Western,
071 1 —Ms chaster. Shi•Meld. and Uncoils, 41—North Sri-
Ush.so—Sonth C stern, 01:—West Mid., Otter (.1 1.• r cent. re-
deemable, 1201 - Birkenhead, 883—London and North-Western,
Merthyr Trod. and A., SQ—Buffalo and Lake Huron. 4 1111-16
Great Wisdom of Canada, 11 15-10—Dutch ltherdsh, 1548
a and A. Ex. Bkg. Co. (Um.), !prem.—Mercantile and E. Bk.
(link). 11.10 dls.—Albion Marine Jim.), I prem. - Queen bun-
ranee. 18s. W. preen.—Royal Insurance, 4 11-16 prom.—Union
Marine (lim). 11 prem.
Walsnanasu, Aran. ft—The sales to-day were of Stour Valley
shares at 64—Stone Valley guaranteed, at—South Staffor. 'shire,
101. Ila. W.—Birmingham Banking tkenpany, 27 —Dudley and
West Bromwich Bank, 6e—Birmingham and Stafford Gas, 943—
and Metro ullian Wagon New at 16s. 11. prom. Birmingham
Canals closed at 831 to 4; Warwick and Napton Canal,
104 buyers ; Britann.a Mllb, 3 to i dia.; and General Steam,
2S to 6.
LIOCRIM7I. APRIL 23.—There has been a rather better mar-
tial and prices have been • shade firmer. Great Eastern. 511—
Mao A. 45 Great Nor hero A, 120 i 1 I—Great Western of Ca-
nada, 11 16.16—Illinois Central, 441 I—Lancashire and York-
shire, 1073—London and North Western. 974—blanch Orr and
County Bank, 14 v.—Manchester. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire,
44 314—Metropolitan, 121—Midland 1221—North British, 40. 1
—South Eastern, 911 1 4—Thames and Mersey Marine Is-
=ran .6, 21 p. Midland (New, 9.41. 2a. ed. p.—Oswestry and
Newton, as—Dtstrict Beak, 161 p.—East Lane. Five per Get.,
Prof., 111—San Paulo, Paid up, 253.

Tan B:anor or CARLIRLI. —Edward Ragan and
John Squires, two eniartly-dresaed hawkers, were brought
Were the magistrates at Carlisle on Wednesday, charged
with driving furiously oo the highway, and thereby endan-
gering the life of the Bishop of Carlisle and other of her
Nefeett'a subjects travelling on the road. It appeared from
the evident's that on Saturday lent the Bishop of Carlisle,
accompaaied by the Hon. Mrs. Welders's and their eon,
was proceeding along the reed bet /sea Ruse Castle and
Ranghten Read in a waggonette driven by his lordship's
coachmen. On the way they met the defendants, who were
driving two dog-carte in a furimui manner, one of them at-
tempting to pawl the other. One of the dog-carts came in
contact with the fore-wheel of the waggonette, and wee
upset. Ragan was thrown out and the horns fell upon him,
a position from which he was extricated by the bishop, who
with the other occupants of the waggonette were uninjured.
One of the defendants' friends, who was thrown out of the
dog-cart, had his arm broken. The bishop did not pram the
charge, and the magistrates fined each of the defendants
10a. and expesees.

A Pm:arms FREAX.-A few days ago, as a goods
train was approaching the Itelkaham railway station, when
near Lunch, the engine-driver observed R man sitting on the
motels, some distance a-head. Although the whistle was
pounded the moo did not get out of the way, and the whole
train pawed over him. When it was brought to a
stand-still, the guard went back, to pick up the unfortunate
fellow, as he thought ; but was astounded to me the man
*compering off auhnit. It seems that the foolish fallow
had, out of bravado, hid himself does bets/sea the metals,
in order to carry out an 'admired resolutioe, that "be
would let a train peas swam 'lie, If he could." He foto be
brnneht before'the magistrates for the offence.—Deviza
Gezetk.