The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-03 00:00:00

PROVINCLa SHARE MARKETS.

Itrzeroot. Amu, today-Baks ..—Great butern,
Great Luzeraltourg shares, lk o,6—Great West of Canada, Leg
—illemenUM Kicking. Beak 316 el.—Nei/owl Bonk
I, p.—Albiou Insurance Company, 5-16/ p.—Cotatederati Lana.
ikjgit 14 d.
guru, APart. I.—Bistatet inactive but I. Dom,
sapecialla mud. Confederate km has bad a further heavy
decline.. Great Baden), 494 / 50—Ditto A, 464 6-4.lreat Wes-
tern, 664 4 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081—Londna and
North Western, 974.
I—Di /—gbefgelp.d, 444 Metropolitan, 124 7-10
tto Irtenelon. 1 Mid - North 1—
Eastern and Berwick.
924 /—Whitehaven and nrneet, 15t
am, Ann, 2.-Boatb !Misr& were dose miter.
day and to-day at 101. 16a 3d.—Birmingham Waterworks, new,
also were sold yesterday at a p.—in Birmingham Guaranteed
stock sales were made to-day at 754—in Warwick and Birming-
ham Canal at 42—and Birmingham Joint Block Bank (Limited)
at 25,—Imperial Continental Om were buyers at LSI- General
Steam at Y7—Birmingham Fire at 110--sod Birmingham Water-
works at W. .

Dunn, APRIL I.—Three per Cent. Camels, 91I—Itew Three
per Cent. Stock.
lendl 21—Ditto tor new aecount. 12th tier.
1111—Beak of Irea 1001. paid. !Wl—Dublin and Welfare
Junction, 601. paid, 40a—Dublin, Wicklow. and Weaford, lOC
tig.=rzt &xitittheaz and Western. 1001. p
loyal Canal, 101. ‘iatcl6,oiloo.l:ll3:
land Greet Western. ball &aria, 261. paid. al--hreat bocll
and Western, 4 per cent perp.,lool. paid, Pk.

A Twin' Joao& —At Cheater, on Monday, the
Aasise Court was 'somewhat startled Ly the gesticulations
and loud tome of • gentleman who had been surnroooed
as a juryman. He loudly demanded how long he wee to
be kept there !—The judge (looking up surprised): Bring
that person hare.—The juryman was accordingly forth-
with seized sod led before his lordship, exhibiting at the
same time unmistakable symptoms of having bees in-
dulging in deep potations during the day.—The loam
addressing the juryman, said : What do you mom, sir, by
disturbing the court in this way!—The juryman : I wee
brought to attend upon your lordship on the nry. I have
left tour children, without • mother this ton years.—
Vire judge: You are very unfit to be • juryman.—Ths
juryman (who continued to speak with • strong West=
accent) : I am very unfit, your lordship ; I am the biggest
robber from here to L 0124100. —(Lood laughter.) —The
judge : Well, pot him in the dock on his own statement.
The juryman : Put me where you like. I am the biggest
robber, and Judge Harden will tell you the same thing.
The juryman was then placed in the dock, where be shed
copious tears, and gave utterance to various unietelligible
remarks.—The judge : Keep him in custody until be gets
sober, sod then let him be discharged.—The toddled jury-
man was then led into the Castle, saying, "God bless you,
my lord ; may you live for a hundred years ; may I see you
in heaven —(laughter)—God bless'—(the voice, in vented..
quial style, died away in the distance).
AN EXTRAORDINARY PROCREDING. —About three
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon the town of 2dounteornil
was thrown into a state of excitement through the strong*
and makes conduct of Mr. Joseph Webster, manufacturer,
of Qoorndon, who in • state of drunkenness drove up to
the top of the hill, and when there deliberately took out hie
horse and backed the tap over the precipice upon the work-
men below (a distance of about Dimity feet). by which ono
of the men, named Henry Add, was so seriously injured
that his medical attendant gives not the slightest bogs at
his recovery. It is fortunate that so others were iejured„
considering the number of moo who were at work. Theo
offender, after taking the harness off, set the home at
liberty on the bills, and then went into the town, when be
was captured by Sergeant Bosworth, and °ow/eyed to the
Lomhborough Policeetatioe.—NoUinoliani Doily Journal.
METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. —The number of house"
to be taken, under the patron el this company's bill, for the
ovestructios of works sad ills acquieition of additional
lands in St. Gileiowitbent, Cripplegate, sod St. Sepulchre,
ia 45, situated in King's Arena-yard, Star-court, Milton.
street, Harpolley, Ptillip's-court, New-court, Roundeocirt,
Sharp's-alley, and Greenhill-rent* ; the total number at
poems that will he dimplased thereby being 420. By the
Metropolitaa, Tottenham, Lad Hampstead Bill it is pro-
owxl to take 141 bosses--is Glooeseter-place, Islip, St
PauEs.terraco, Gwegina-street, Pratsetreet, King's-mad.
Ossuletoactrest, Charlton-street and Wiletedstreet, sad
Sonthampboe-msers ; the number of persons to be displaced
M
1,100 ; bet es most of the houses takes will toe rebuilt
when the railway works are incipleted, no inoonvemenos
is
Cletre,:idat•LAOZ.-0/4E SHILLING DAT.ivii-TRIIRAs
DAY, Aran, 2.—Admleeises suds payment* 816 ; tilts by
season tickets, 771 ; head, 1,617.
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