The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-16 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL WARE MARKETS.

LieSlooo6% AP= 16.-Balsa IMday :-Linceshbe and York
shire, 1101 I-London and North Western, latift4lVaittre.
1181 - Midland, 130-North Staff th
914 901-lescsaltire and Yorkshire, Blackburn 'umbels,
Four-and-a-half per Cent, 1004 -St. Helens Railway and LUnal
Five per Cent, B, 110-Birkenhead, 81111-Battolo and Lake
Huron, 6 1.16 4—Great Western of Canada, 101 7.16 j xd-
Illinois Central, "4 d-Dutch Rhenish, 2 616 1 p -Great
Luxembourg shares, 11 xd-British and Ansarlaind., lint=
Banking Curainny [limited). 6 4 31 6 1 p.-
(Limited), 101 - lend Mortgage Bank of India (Llinited„
10-16p.-MercantUe and Eiclunge Bank (Limited) 84 1
1 8 1 646 7-16 7-16 p. -Ditto new Mama. 74 1 t 9.16
13-16 1 13-16 p.-National Bank of Liverpool ;limited!
71 p.-Ditto new, issued at prem, 71 ix-Britian and
Foreign Marine (Limited), 21 9.- e..ashire Inanrarce, 1 1-16
3.-London and LancuLire Dismantle. 11 Ix-African Merchants,
udsca's Bay, 204 6-16-National Stesun Navigation Com-
pany, 61614 7-16 d. Stews Tim, 01-West India and /milk
Steam, 14 3.163.
ALM‘CBMOD‘ APRIL 13.-A very red market, but mime
rather lower at the close. Buthdo and Inks Hume, 61-16-
Consolidated Bank Limited:, 71 5-16 p.—Creel Barters.
:244 -Confederate Loan, 64 61 6-Orand Trunk of
101 - Great Welikell of Canada, 101 7-16 {-
Great Heaters, 0611 It 6-Lancashire aod Yorkshire, 1101
10-New ditto Fourande-Balt per ChM. Fret, all paid,
par-London and North Wealarn,ll.ll.l 111 10/-Marchetter,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 641 it- New Ditto Five per
Cent. Fret., all paid, 91-Internatio , 7 3-16 -Mexicans, 481
471 / -14 idland, 131-South Eastern, 91 901-Hp udson s 8ay,201
616 1-Whitettaven and Furness, 96-General Credlt, 61
Mercantile Bank. 04 p.-Yfirn 170-Mercantile Credit, 12
1-16 pndon sad Northern . p.-loodon. and
Beak, 5 p.
Wedonian Marto.. - Bonk P-1,9108
B 11.11111611•11, Aran IL-There was not much &Mg In
railway stock to-day, but prices vrere weU maintained. In tote
cellanems the following sales were reported :-London Bir-
mingham, and South Statforishire Bank at 41 and 31 pm -fitaf-
fordshire Joint Stock Bank at 6 pm.-British and Foreign Rail-
way Plant at 11. Ise, Ml. pm. ; and District Gee Consumers at Is.
per shore. Metropolitan Wagon were offered at 141 per share.

THE BISHOP OF NORWICH AND BROTHER ToNs-
TICS.—Os Thursday the following motioo was submitted
to the Norwich Board of Guardians :—" That the Rev. E.
A. Hiilyard having identified himself with certain perms,
calling themselves monks, whom be has allowed to partici-
pate in the services of his church, no longer bolds the coo-
cg, of this board, and is called upon to resign his situ-
lion as chaplain to the Norwich Workhouse." It was stated
by the chairman of the hoard that the Bishop of Norwich, es
soon as he learnt what had been going on in the church
of St. Lerma.). Norwich, in which Mr. ilillyard officiates,
had required from Mr. Halyard an explanation of his con-
doe!. Mr. Hillyard had asked for some time in which to
give an explanation. Ow the motion of the Rev. Canon
Heaviside, the further consideration of the question wee,
ander Me circumstance% adjourned. la the meantime the

pauper sibilants attoodioi St:Lawreoee neboola mono longer
to be permitted to attend the services coadocted by fir.
Ma, STANSTELD, M.P.—A meeting of the lead-
ing liberal politicians of Halifax was held at the White
Swan Hotel, Halifax, last night, to hear the report of the
committee named on Monday lad, for the purpose of OOP.
/adoring in what manner the sympathy and respect of the
Halifax lamest party could be shown to Mr. Stanfield. It
was agreed that Mr. Stanfield should be invited to meet
his couatituonts in the Piece hall Halifax, on Vibit Tues-
day, and that there a testimonial, of not less value than
2101., should be pmenkd to him. The meeting will be is
the open air, the Piece-ball being a large uncovered build-
LigiATAL Accioniv TO MR. TILBURY.--011 Thurs-
day events( a telegram was received in the 'metropolis
announcing that Mr. Tilbury, the busload of Lydia Thorop-
nom, had been seriously injured while riding in the South
Essex Steeplechase, held near Brentwood. it appears that
while clearing • hedge he was thrown from his hone, and
the animal rolled over him. When taken up and subjected
to medical examination, the unfortunate gentleman was
found to be suffering from concussion of the
basis and injury to the spine. He was carried
to the house or Mr. Campbell, where, in spite of pram.
atonal aseistance from London sod from the locality, he
remained speechless and oonvolsed twit' between 3 and
4 o'clock yesterday morning, when be expired. imme-
diately on the news of the occident arriving in Loodos, on
Thursday sight, a message was despatched to the Theatre
Royal llrory-lane, to break the sad news to Mrs. Tilbury.
She at once west to Brentwood, taking with her their child.
ally about four months old, where she arrived at 3
o'clock, to Sod her husband iu the condition described.
Altliough the professional name of the widow appeared in
the bills end advertisements of the theatre yesterday, ate
did not, of course, perform last night
ALARMING ISCZNZ IN A RAILR'AY CAHRLIIGM.—
The passengers by the 6.13 pm. trail' from Paddingks
to Oxford and Worcester. on Thursday, were greatly
alarmed by hearing the screams of a woman and cries of
" Murder "proceeding from • secood-elme carriage, while
travelling between Maideobead and Twyford. In an adjoin-
ing first-class compartment of the catn were Mr.
James Ball, of the engineer's Mice at °ranter, and
Mr. Charles Barrie, the superinteodeat of the Great
Western Railway at Hereford, and the screams led them
to signal the driver to stop. On the train being brought
to • standstill, many of the passenger, left the carriages,
ad Messrs. Ball and Hams had the door of the com-
partment
opened from which the screams proceeded.
They then saw a woman steadies in • fearful slats of
sgitatioo, and two men, oat of whom had piatmed
the other by the arms, sod was preventing him from using
a knife with which he had armed himself, and with which
he had declared he would stab the woman. The man, who
was uttering loud threats, was securely strapped doers, sod
in this state he was conveyed to Toyford Statical,
where he was laid on his back, end left is the
custody of the station master. It appears that the i
woman and the two men were strangers. The mac I
who attempted to stab the woman is a Mr. Elton, a pesos
of independent eirounistanoe. residing at Woroseter. He
has been °moldered to be Mune for some time, but bad not
before exhibited any symptoms of violence. For the port
few weeks be bag been visiting in Loodon, sod on Thursday
night was oo his way home. The names of hie fellow-pas.
imagers did not transpire.