The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-10 00:00:00

PROTZNOIAL SHARE MARKETS.

lavinroou AnIL 9.-Balee to-day :—Lancaster and Carlisle,
1008—Inaceshlre and Yeriahlre, 107 71— London and North
Western, ittsanth —See
cheeter, Shedield, and Lincoln, 42t—Midland
Stock, 1078 Nesters Stock, 8218 tern Counties 6 per
cant., 128— Helen's Guaranteed 6 per cent. C, 1271—Buffid•
and Lake Huron, 91.18 8 1-111--Ditto (7 per Cent. 161. shares),
81616—Bast Indian 6 per esert.,lo# --Greet Luxembourg, 13 6181
1,1173 348 }—Ditto IS pee ant• olsUsentenk 85-Themes add
Marine, 19-16 p.—Uraegoal United Gers9o9.
lLtntuanrua, Anus it—The Saw of the as flat.
Great Luxembourg, 174--Glen4 Think of Gamma'Bracket w,
20 raaa
Western of Canada, 13—fell Central, 448 I.—ummantre and
Yorkshire, 1061—London mil North Western, ilti—klanchester,
SbeMeld, and Lbtoolnekke, BINS* IS—North Staf-
fordshire, 601.—loadit 11r 1L lai S—Thames and Mersey
Marine Insures's, 1. sa—aiarist Bank, 17 p. —Bank of Man-
chester, # p.-17hrowtona angiericeater. 26—Arbten and Oldham
Canal, 156—Lanceiblre
Aram 91=Starn Guaranteed Stock was
sold today at 775 Birnandm Canal &area at Wk—and
Gloucester Waggon shares at u.Ba sa. p ex sew. Midland Derby
Stock quoted sellers at ea, sod IMO ISO anis at 11 Wolver-
hampton Gas, 195 to 79—maa lintlastani Waterworks sellers BS
361. Markets steady.

AORICIILTORAL BERRTOLLITT INSTTII777O/. —The
Duke et Richmond, President of the docisty, has onsentsel
to take the chair at the tided Anniversary Festival of this
,admirable charity cm Wednesday, the nth el May.
Tan CouNT DR Pena Alin TEI Dorms ur
letharn.—The treasurer ed • fund for the relief of the poor
is the district of Ocienerams, having brought under the so
doe of the Great de Paris the distress at present existing in
that locality hie resolved the following letter in reply :
" Manor. ,metier, Virginia, March 21, 1862 Dear Str,—
I bare remised your letter, and I thank you for having not
doubted al the interest I should take in the stiffener of
the poor neighboure of Gowla. After having witnessed more
then ewe the misfortunes of the Ina race ou her own
soil, I admire daily here an the continent of Amerka her
enemies and her devotion be the country of her adoption.
I have Nat an order to Maran. Comte and Co., Loonvo, to
hold at your disposal the Gam of 201., which you may get
=year eonopearlent to Babb, and add to the sub-
list of the imam al the °owl& Club. —Believe
me. den, Loom Panora E OMARANS."
PAYDIRITT TO CRIDITORS. Three CMOS came
before the Insolvent Debtors' Court yesterday, under the
Protection Law, in which the insolvent& have made pro-
posals to pay quarterly sums out of their government
salaries towards the liquidation at their debts. In two of
the settees the money had been paid and the protections
ware renewed uatil the 9th July, and in the other case the
insolvent begged a postponement on account of ill health,
and he was directed to embody the circumstances in an
affidavit and to meow the application.
IiZTIVOIISNESS IN GRRAT ORATORS. I doubt
whether there has been any public speaker of the highest
order of eloquence who has not felt an anxiety or appre-
hension, more or lee &chiefly painful, before rising to
address an audience upon any very important subject on
which he has meditated beforehand. This nervourness
indeed, probably be proportioned to the amount of previous
preparation, even though the necessities of reply or the
changeful temperament which charaoteriace public mom-
Mice may compel the orator to modify, alter, perhaps
wholly reject, what, in previous preperatioe, he had de-
signed to my. The fact of preparation itself had impressed
him with the dignity of the sairject—with the responsibili-
ties that devolve on an advocate from whom much is
I "POOL on whose individual utterance remits affecting
the interests of many may depend. RC imagination had
been roused and warmed, and there is no imagination
where there is ao sensibility. Thus the orator had mentally
surveyed, as it were, at a distance, the loftiest height of
hie argument ; and now, when be is about to aacend to it,
the awe of the altitude is felt.—Bir E. B. Lytton, in Black.
mote liegasitte for April.
A NICKS SORT 01 BRIAD.—Thrso-score and
ten, it is sad, an the yore ei a men ; but fortyend-two
appear to be the yews of a joarneyetan baker. At this rm.e
the great toter baker in a peat owl of giant, who
mrieds his workmen's hones to make him bread.
According to Mini Martheseu, fitareasb bread-making
nathintr7 Ill'aeime to put an end to this biker-
grinding. Having pointed out the advantaged. of
the NM mechanical contrivance for eroomieing
labour a the emanfacture of teed, Miss Mar
tiaras writes an follows :—" Petting all these thing" toge-
ther, can them be • doubt that the jolroermen
taken' grievances are coming to an cod by a
better means ties as set of parliament .."there
will we be a speedy end, if an end at all. to home-
made bread, but the kneed* will net long be done
by the mot's stout arm." This is very welcome intelli-
mos. Eating bread et which the making kills the journey-
man baker, is, in • manor, eating_ the pnioymen
baker himself. This thought ie ofilmleted to create
a diaelish for dry tread, if wet to induce us
raaarrig with our breadoid.batier. • Bread pre-
inby means of machinery will be ester without a
shudder ; red the rather by roam of the consideration
that, if in the ease of home-made bread !needles is no
logger done by the cook's stout elm, neither, in that of
taken' bread can it any more be performed by a different
waked= el isamider power muted on the dough by
morel joeseiereen bakos.—lend.
Camas PALeOII. Oas Saaaal a DAY. ••••
WIDIFINDAT, Aram 9.—Admissions on payment, 452 ;
ditto by oleos ticked, 478—total, 930.