The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-13 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL muss MARKETS.

LIMPOO2, MAY It -false today :- Ikea Madero, 46f- 4'
Insombire end Yorkshire, 1201 I-London and North Western,
lail I-Msnehmter, Basest/. and Lincoln, elf -Metropo.
titan, 1344 s}-141411aad, tat -South 'astern, ea-Lancaster and '"•
216-DaMao aad lake Huron, 41-Gmat Western of ri
Canada, 101-Me, Mt 4-Great Laxembourg, 131 13 16-'spantsh
Passives, 294-Spanish Certlecates, 164-Confederate Loan, 13 121
-United Mates bee Doeds, Mt 4 St-Alliance Bank, London '•
and Liveepool, 64 p.-Bank of Liverpool, 118-Pastern Exchange 10
Bank 14 Med.-I/carpool Sloane* Association, t 13.16 d.-
Mercantile aad itebange Bank d.-Albion Marine, d.
British sod /maga Marine. 2 9.16 p. -Mercantile Maths°, 4 d.
-Queen lasciamee, 11-14 p.-FtWtelbv OIL f d.-Mersey
Steel and Iris, - NaHowal Stesairompant.l4l.;.l.
Mencatalln, 1142 It-These was a good and:prices
were area Dokkow, Vaughan, end Co. (Limited), 6 p -Con.
federata Loan, 13-Great Eastern, 461 1--Grest Western, 734 EL
I=r6Credit (Liseital), 14 p -Hudson's Bay, 164-1111 nets ire
7164--Lanceahlre Lamas., 1p - lancarhire and York. gt_
shire, 130t-London sod North Western, 121} -Metropolitan,
1344 f t 1331-New York and ato, 661-South
Bantam MI-Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance (Limited), Z.^
p.-United Mates MO years Doade 64 -Turkish Consolidis,
611-West Hartlepool, 73i-Maachestsr Hallway Steel
Pima, 21 P. VA
1112.103101LX, MAY 12.-The trasseactlons to-day included u.
Birmingham Banking Corer any Shares, 334-I loyds Banking &-
Company Shares, let pat.-Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas
SOL shares, 374-Muntes Metal, 11 die-and Patent Shaft sad la
41 pm. At the aloes Birmingham Preference Railway m,
shares gaoled 91 to 91-London and North Western, tat to -sr
1211 Stratford Hallway, 144 buyers- Birmingham Canal, 261 to
Svl-Birtnismitans Joint Stock Bank, 34 to 341 -Britasuila
Guaranteed, 4to I dte-Metropolitan W 94 to 101-WOl- igt
vertuunpton Waterworks, new, 04 to 61 ]ante's Metal, 14
to 1 0-16N1. ygt

Mr. Santley Ina signed an engagement for the
Opera House, Milan, where he proceeds about the begin-
sin/ of the year.—Orchestra.
THZ LAT* LORD COMBERXIII. —Probate of the
will of Fuld-Mereltal VWSOoot Combermere wee granted to
hie sou, the sole executor. The persoealty was sworn under
16,00 W. This highly-distinguished military officer' who
died at the age of 92, was thrice married. His will bests
date July 8, 1862 To his wife, Lady Combermere, he hea
left all paintings, drawings, and other works of art which
were executed by her ladyship or otherwise procured by her •
who may also rusks selection from arnoppt his jelreUerr, of
a ring or other moment of the value of 1001.; and he
leaves to her ladyship the use of all the furniture at his re-
sides's, Belgrave-squere. To his daughters ha has left
tokens of affectionate remembrance. To his moo, the pre-
mat viscount, he bequeaths all the eters, orders, swords,
trophies, military secontremente, presentation plate, to-
gether with all other plate, books, maps, Sic., to be held as
heirlooms ' • also, by virtue of a power of appointment,
leaves to his said son a sum of 12,8001., being part of • sum
wader marriage settlement, and appoints him residuary
legatee. There is a legacy of 3001. bequeathed to his lad-
ship'e butler.
A prenctrtr PLRLIMESTART REV/WC —A. return
was recently moved for end ordered by the House of Gam-
mons, showing, among other things, the calling of every
person who has received relief from the poor-rates in the
Bradford and Keighley union' in the last 16 years. The
Keighley guardians state that the books for the period are
upwards of five yards thick. The clerk to the Bradford
guardians declares that the order requires an examination of
upwards of 100,000 cases, intend in about 150 books of a
200 pages each ; and, as he understands the order, he must
refer to another 150 books, and calculate in relation to every
indoor pauper in the 16 years his coca per diem, to be mul-
tiplied by the 'lumber of days he was in tlsolrerlitarture. The
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dirk to ilia gas:dime &elites it to be preetinelly imporible 1
ilt
to furbish the roums.—lorkshire Gamtte. 7,
' Mr TH Z CALEDONIAN- •

THS SUSPICTID MURDER IN
ROAD.—Yesterday afternoon Dr. Lenkester held an inquiry
at the Prime Arthur Tavern, Caledonian-rood. into the
circumstances of the supposed murder of Catherine Cos.
toßoe, need 27 years Michael Cosine', 5 and 6, Brand.
street, Holloway, said that deceased wee his daughter. She
was unmarried, but she lived with Michael Killduff, a
plasterer. She had no children by him, but she bad by •
person she lived with previously. Witness saw heron Mon.
day last, between 12 sod 1 o'clock, when she was going to t
Killduff with hi dinner. She had alien complained about gt
KilklufFe illtreatment. Witness had seen marks oa her ea
body. She did not say she was afraid be would kill her. Hy
Her daughter lived with witness. Last Tuesday morning MS;
witness saw the little girl crying. She said, "My I.
mothsrj is dead." He asked her how it happened, and so
she pointed to Kindel, whom witness had not seen in the ,o 4)
home. Witness said, " Have you done it ?" Killdoff said It
that he bad given her an open slap. Wiens. nid1 " You e
ought not to say you gam her asap at all after she 'a dead ;
it will do so good. If you say that to other people you will 4
get into it." Killdnff replied " I know I dill get into it."
He then said that willies should take all her little things,
because he knew be should not get back. They went to
the house in Frederick-street, where deceased was dead. A
policemen came up stairs after them, sod said to Kißduff,
" You are my primer," and took him away. Deemed
used to drink. Dr. Slater repeated the evidence which be

had already given before the polies magistrate. The canner
adjourned the inquiry, for the produetiou of the armeasd,
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sneer's assertion that be less not a betting man, lined Lis mdK ~,/".st from the 8.0.47 of &me,
la the mitigated penalty of 10a. TRAFFIC Ricsrts. —The traffic receipts 01
CLERHEN WELL railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week
art AROC CAREE:L.—A PRETEND= CONVERSION. riding the 6ch of May oc 11.851 miles, to 657,4431., and
A dread, dressed young woman, of rather peeposseesiug for the correspondiog week of lest year. on 11,490 miles,
who gars the name. of Lila Waddsngtais and to 622,9621., showing an increase of 361 miles, and an
rkaraGroosil
y, and described herself u a Rove-rare, but incurs of 34.4811. The gross receipts on the following
eefused her address, vas charged before Mr. D'Evaeourt 14 rulers amounted in the aggregate, on 8.384 miles, to
with stealing some calico, the property of Noah Hills, of 833,195/.. and for the corresponding week of 1864, on 8,097
76, Chalton•streek Somers-town, and further with stealing miles, to 508,8191., showing en increase of 287 miles acid of
two children's petticoats, the property of Mr. James Biggs. 29,376/. The increase as the Oaledmaiu uneastsd to 9181.;
low LIM, robbery was a very heartless ooe, atid in the on the Great Erten te 5,6834 • ea the Grist Worthen le
✓une of the hearing of the ears some strange disclosures ! 4,4511. ;oe the Great Souther; sod Western to 381. ;oa
were made. The prisms* about a fortnight dims called at the Great Western to 1,1671. ;on the Lancashire and York-
the hoar of Mr. Hills, in which a clergyman of the Church shire to 1,0241. ; on the London and North Wasters to
of England resides, and stated that she we. a Somas 3,5181. • on the Load°. sad Brighton to 2,1091. • cm
mtholic, but that she wished at ore to rearm that ' the London and South Water& to 2,2941. ; the 'Mu-
religioe and become protestant. The MKS she stated for' cheater, Shisdkild, and Lincolnshire to 7801. ;on the M-
b& drag so vise that her father, who was an iroccsoegsr lead toile& •se the North British to 9931. ;on the North
• et York sad kept 150 men in hie employ, sad her Berm to 3;039/.„ and on the South Eastrn to 2,790/.
leather, In ceejobetion with Father Bowdee, wanted to pat I total, 29,3761. The goods and mineral traffic on those lire
bar iato a convent. She also said that she had been in the I araosated to 296,1971., sod for the eorreepoodieg week el
service of this aunt of Mr. Newdegate, N. P., as a gernier, 1864 to 280,2061., showing an *crass of 15,9911. The re-
tad that for the past few days she had been stay* at the rips for pearegen, parrs, he., amounted to 938,99111.,
beer et Mr. Newdepts, bat that else had beta compelled sealer 2'8,6131., showing as iscrers of 13,385/. Tke
to leave then, sa • her brother, and sew was were larking twain receipts on 63 ether lira amounted, on 3,483 Pines,
abort Arliegrarreet to astray her sad spirit her away to to 1A2481., sad for the eorrespooding week of last yaw.,
cruet year Landes. As she meld she was in distress a3,W3 to 117,1431.. showing se *cream al 70
the was gives tialtevcreini, and on Thursday Mr. Bills call., and of 5,1051. in the Tempts. The Wel ressipts '
allowed bee to take take tea in his apartments along with of the past week show a dearer* id 7,1691. as compared
the female partite of the family, m 4 thee it was that she with tires of the preceding week *ding the 29* of
parlored the piece of calico magliosed is the charge. Ia And!.