The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-21 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL BEARE MARKXTS.

LMELVOO7., Man= 20.-Sales today:-Lancashire and York-
shtre, 1141-London and North Western, 1171 6 6 17 161 171
17 1-London and South We Wrn. 9C-Mancbmtm
sad Liman, 686-North Eastern Berwick capital Kock, 107-
Beath Banters, le 81-1111nola Ceatrel, It -Dutch Rhenish,
6 11-16 p -Ditto, paid up, SO-Great Luxembourg shares,
126-16 d-Spanish Certificates, In- Coated•raie Loan, 331 1-
Alliance Bank, London and Liverpool (Linilted), 9 8.16 p.-Bank
of Liverpool, 271-Eastern Exchiuige Bank (L.Wtedi, f &-
Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 16 -North and
South Wales, 261-North Western Bank (Limited), 4 146 p. -
British and Foreign Marine (Limited), 26 v.-Mermaid% Maitre
(Limited), d.-National Steam (Limited), n I 4,- West India
and Pee Be Steam, d.
MANCHA:EMIL MANCH 20.-Then IMO very little bodness,
rind prices were rather miner.
lAlliance Bank (Limited), 9 p.- I
Cenfederste loan, 36 431 D-
re
Eastern, 466-Oreat
Northern A, 1411 6 3-Orest Western of Canada. 8-Great
Western, 7111-111MellOwatnil, IM6 1-Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1161-London and North Western, 1111-Manchester and
I County Bank, 41 p.-Manchester, Shiaeld, and Lincolnshire,
69 9-Ditto New Five per Cent. Pref., 9 13-16-Metropolltan,
18311 4-Ditto New Extension, 1646 p.-
sarea, hew /19
shares, Mis. 45a. 461.6 d. p-Ditto New £l9 shares, p.-New
York sad Brie, ?)-North Pastern, Leeds. 661- Ditto Berwick;
1061-fienth Seaters, 881-Manchester and Salford Bank. 6 p.-
Lancashire insurance, p.
BIRXLIKMAY, Mas.aa 20.-Tbe sake of to-day Included Wel-
lington and Severn Junction, 106 ; Worcester and Birmingham
Canal, 10; Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, 35 , and Birmingham
Old Colon MU, 0: of Midland, Bristol, and Birmingham Ste
Dec Cents. were buyers at 183 South Stafford, *ellen at 101 ;
Birmingham Financial, MUNI. at Metropolitan Waggon,
'ellen, at 12 ; and Muntz's Metal, seders, at 11 dia.

The whole of the inhabitante of Florkenham, a
• ie Prussia, hen refused to pay the tens which h►n
not been voted by the Chamber of Deputies. The school.
master dere paid his taxes.

MR. Dawson M.P. AND THE .KEPR&SENTA-
TION or LEW/R.—TIP Conservative Registration dimwit-
tioa (says the Leeds Mercury) having forwarded cer-
tain resolutions adopted by them to Mr. Beecroft,
the hoe. gentleman has addressed the following
letter to Mr. Joha Flkrehaw, the chairman :
"4, Glosioester-terra, London, March 18, 1865. My
deer sir,—l have received by the late train a copy
of the very flattering reeolatioas passed to-day by the meet-
iog of which you were chairman. I hare only time to
thank you for them, and to assure you that my beet services
are at all times at your disposal, and that I shall be reedy
again to contest the representation of the borough whenever
the occasion shall arise.—l remain, my dear sir, yours faith-
fully. G. S. Burson."
lirrEamsrlso DiscovEßY AT WINDSOR CASTLF..—
In the comae of seem alterations in the Wolsey Chapel at
Windsor Castle some highly-coloured paintings were re-
cently discovered behind stone slabs. On thoroughly
removing three of the slabs from the panels in which they
had been inserted, full-leegth portraits of as many knights
of the garter were foetid palsied os the wall, with strong
iron bars to frost of each *tare. The knights ere repre-
sented as attired in the military costume of the order, with
cloaks deeorated with the Garter ioegnis and capped with
helmets. The ooloming of the pictures would seem to have
been executed in oil, as it is rather brilliant, and has a dii.
fereot appearance to the usual water-colour mural paintings.
Should the test of the stone slabs be removed (of which
there must be upwards of 20), the panels behind them will
no doubt be found mewed with the remainder of the series

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of portraits.
SUICIDS IN HYDE-PURL—Last evening an in-
wdry was held by Dr. Leakester at the Bank of England
Tavern, Paddiogtoo, respecting the death of Mr. William
Junes Tebay, aged 76 years, who shot himself in Hyde.
park. Mr. 0. T. rebey said that deceased lived at 59,
Great Marylehonestreet. He bad been a clerk, but for the
last twelve mouths had been out of employ, in °moquettes
baring broken hie arm by a fall trots • tax.cart. The
whom did not know bow he lived. He was very
desponding, as be was afraid would not be able to get
Galt:toe owing to his ago. He often said. "I do not
know how I shall ever encounter poverty.* Sergeant
Sandford, Hyde-park eoestable, said than on Wednesday
sushi, at 5 oclock, he found deceased seated on •
beech under • tree near the White Lodge, Hyde-park.
Then wee a discharged pistol in hie right hand, and a loaded
phial Wog at his feet. Blood was lowing from his mouth.
He wen usseescious, and wee only saved from falling by the
tree spire which he leant. He bad evidently attempted
to shoot himself with the pistol lying on the ironed, but I
Ithe up had merely snapped. While being removed to the
hospital in a cab he expired. Mr. J. Hacker identified the ,
I pistols ea weapons which deceased always kept by him,
loaded, ie his lodgings. He was so reserved that he used
to communicate with those in the bones only b 7 such letters ,
se the following :—"Mrs. Hatiker,—Pleue give my lire •
' reviver' before you MUM to rent." He was much de.
os account of beteg without • akimbo.. Dr. Bat'
; l
proved that the ball had penetrated the root of do,
I eseeed's month, and pawed through the brain.
Thejeep
!stared a vsidof "Suicide elite of nesoead mind.
SUICIDE THROUGH TEI GItLT BANK FAILURIS
AT BIIIONOILLIL—Tb• unfortunate men named Jams
Osaka, arid 40, • such beakee.maker, who resided in Bases-
must, sad who, iwemequeece of pecuniary loam alleged
to have bus eaneeiased sup.' bank fallen, iaftiosed
soinal pans es hie Salsa with • pea-knife, ee Friday
mamma hat; aspired .ifisterday morning of the Injuries he
had anotained.—Birningheet Gazette.