The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-28 00:00:00

THE POPE AND THE KING OF SARDINIA.

The Tempo of Genoa gives the following as the
last monitory addressed by the Pope to King Victor
Emmanuel :

The project of your Majesty set forth in your letter is
unworthy of • Christian prince, and particularly of a prince
of the Hones of Savoy. Your Majesty has already incurred
the censures of the church, and on the first news of the an-
nexation I will direct its thunders against you and yours.
It only remains for me to piny the Lord that He may give
you puce to repent of your IMO, and to turn from the evil
you en doing to the chinch and to Italy.
A Paris letter in the Nord says :
After having accepted the votes of annexation of Ro-
magna, King Victor Emmanuel wrote, it is mid, another
letter to the Pope, to point out to him the motives which
mewled him not to reject wishes exprunied senumilineuely
end with so much creme The bug Cain, it is said,
to contribute l rgely to the payment of Um pendia &ht.
Oa the other hand, I can say that the Emperor Napoleon
has been able to convince himself of the decided resolution
4009 to by the Pope,' from the information given to !tin, by
Mgr. de Mfirode. We now wait for the allocution winch is
to he delivered on the 26th by Pius IX., and which wra
show whether all the rumours in circulation are tree or not.

DEPUTATION TO SIR CHARLES WOOD oN
INDIAN PIER=

Yesterday afternoon • deputation waited upon
Sir Cheeks Wood, at the India House for the purpose of
roe= hie 'onetime, as the Secretary at fleets for
o • a supply of Indian fibres for thodept.tnimau.
(ordure. the United Kingdom. The wee
understood especially to represent the Oriental sad Col..oud
Cotton, F/Ax, and Pikes Company. It was introdut..l by
Mr. W. Evart, Y.P., and coirtynsod Mr. Wyld, 11.. P., Mr.
Itindbary, Mr. filashford, Mr. Bonney, Mr. Holroyd, Mr.
=wick
y °optima Strickland, Mr. Arrowemith, and Mr.

Mr. ZWANT opened the subject by remarking that be he.
lived the reason why he had been selected for that position
wee, that he had been some time ago the chairman of
a committee of the House of Commons, which bestowed a
peat deal of attention on the question of the development
of Indian 11100/COL The principal object of the deputation
wee, he added, to exhibit some specimens of Indian titres,
out of which paper end various textures might Le news.
teetered with advantage, and to obtain such assistance from
Sir Charles Wood as, in the capacity of Indian minister, be
could reader--of coarse solely on public growida--in the
procuring an adequate supply of useful materials for English
Mr. manufactures.
Spenaley then produced several specimens of India,,
fibres made from the rheas, the aloe, and the pine
and explained their various peculiarities. Among
e articles exhibited were fibres, dressed and on.
dressed, thread for making lace, dyed thread, plush, a lace
covering for the shoulders, and paper. Sir Charles ma.
mined them all very attentively, and entered freely into
conversation with regard to their origin and adaptation. In
reply to the right hon. baronet's inquiries, it wee stated that
the Punjaub was a very prolific source of supply as re.
gerded the Theta, and that jute, of which there was in this
country a very great scarcity, might be obtained thence is
abundance if there were but adequate facilities for its ex.
partaticel.
It having been stated that it was the communication
by way of the Indus which especially required improve.
matt._ _

Sir C. Wool) observed that a good harbour was already
beinteconstructed, and that everything that was practimWe
war ing done by means of railroads and in other way. to
facilitate the conveyance of Indian produce westward.
To the remark of Kr. SPCNISLIT, that an impression pre.
veiled that some difficulty was being interposed in England,
Sir Clueing replied that he was not aware that Math ass
the was, adding that the Minister for India naturally desired
to develop its resources, and thereby to improve its revenue
as far as_poseible.
Mr. W. S. NOHT H Horn said the company repre.
seated had orders for 50,000 tons of Indian fibre to be
supplied during the next year ; and for 100,000 tons to be
supplied in each of the five subsequent years—a statement
which the right bon. laronet receive' with satisfaction, on
account, as he said, of the benefits which it promised both
to India and to England.
The deputation then withdrew.

The Dibats of this morning contains a annunary,
interspersed with comments, of Lord John Russell's speech.
Owing, however, to a defective despatch, our contemporary
mimeo the drift of the argument and proceeds upon the
supposition that his lordship's remarks were directed to
the general annexation of Savoy and bad no reference
in particular to the neutralised territory of Chablais sad
Faucigny. It is the chief plea of the Dibatt that if the
English government could advise the annexation of Tuscany
to Piedmont without waiting for the formal consent of
Europe, it has no just cause for opposing a cession under
similar circumstances of Savoy to France. The Prams
simply refers its readers to the telegraphic report of the
discussion from which they will be able to " judge of its
violence." The &fere has no allusion to the speech. The
ludEpendaywx Beige describes the language of his lordship
as " without being aggressive to France, yet instinct with
the spirit of defiance." The Nord is silent.

A letter from Florence says :—" Gavazzi is in
Florence, and has been for the last two or three months.
Hs is boldly outspoken—chargeable, at all events, with no
hypocrisy. 'Bend me forth as your pioneer,' he says, ' look
upon me as your forlorn hope. I am no builder ; I will
pull down the old fabric for you—make a clear open space
before you ; you will come after and rear such an elliake as
may suit the want, and tastes of the people.' Gavassi pop
sews in a peat degree those gifts of the tongue which are
denied to most of the other innovators. The government
here are aware of it, aml all his applications for a license to
preach have been met with evasive answers. Were he
allowed to open his lips he would certainly draw multitudes,
and the priests would smart under hie withering suntans ;
but the government think they could not answer for the
consequences, and they would in reality not be sorry to be
rid of him on any tenor. From Bologna, hie native place,
the ex-Barnabite friar has been turned out without cere.
moray. Here his presence is tolerated, but his mouth is
padlocked."

After the late reception of the deputations of the
nobles by the Emperor of Russia, Count Partin addressed
them for some time, and declared that in all his proceed.
lop in carrying out the duties of his °eke he should follow
in the footsteps of H. itosstoffsoff. He also asserted that
people were in error in supposing him to be an opponent of
the views of the Emperor, and to be inimical to the project
of emancipation ; fur that although be possessed 17,000
serfs he should be ready to make any "scribe° which the
future welfare of the empire required. He concluded by
stating that be should be ready to see any one of the noble
deputies who might wish to have an audienoe of him.

" The Bishop of Orleans," ways the France ern.
trate, "before leaving Paris, made Count de Montalembert
a simple present in a charming manner. The prelate bad
in his hand a modestly bound volume, containing his min.
cipsi pastoral letters. 'u I might venture to do so,' said
the count, 'I would beg that book from you as a testimony
of friendship!' I will give it you with all my heart r said
the bishop ; and writing in it the inscription Cuieniiitesi
sirrinassisse ac curial 'To my most strenuous and dear
companion in conflict!' handed it to him."

Under date of March 7, 1858, Humboldt wrote
to Varnhagen to the following effect :—" I presume, my
dear friend, that you have not seen the indiecreet and
almost useless book by the Magni* of Normanby
Year of Revolution, two vols., London). I shall not return
it to Lady Bloomfield without having offered it to you
Ant. Look it over with the help of the register, and
return it to me in four or five day*. It describes a badly.
acted oomedy.—Your moot attached, Hutsot.or."

AID TO THE Purl.—The Pope, it it said, insists
on the necemity of the evacuation of the Pontifical
States by the French, and will willingly give his blows
ing to the army of the "eldest son of the church" on
their departure. The arrangement appears to be that
the whole of the Pope's troops will garrison Rome, while the
Neapolitans will oocupy the Marches end Umbria. In order
to prevent a conflict with the Piednioutes. e troops negotiations
are now going on at Turin. I canuotaffiriu that any change
hes come over the court of Rome, hut we new hear little or
nothing of the exciimmunicatiou. If the newa by telegram
from Madrid—uamely, that the preliminaries of peace are

signed between Spain and Morocco. turn out true, we may ex-
pect the balk of the Spanish woo lock apiin. Queen Isabella
most anxious to come to the assistance of the Holy Father, sad
I should not be surprised if the influence of the Archbishop
of Toledo prevailed, and tint a Spanish force were even-
tually sent to the Papal `Stater.—Paris Correapondent of
the Tines (wooed edition).
From the lonian liflnabi we learn that great dispute/
had arisen in the Legialmive Amerulay there respecting the
duties on the various staple exports of the islands, the de-
puties from each island being anxious to relieve the produc-
tions of the place they represented from export dues. At
length an act was passed in the Senate and Legislative As-
sembly under protest to facilitate the expo/taboo of cur-
rants by redunng the export duties on then : but this act
was vetoed by the Lon( High Cotimin,ioncr. His Excel-
lency had, however, in conjunction with the Senate,
appointed a committee to inquire into the financial and
fiend system of the lonian Islands, with • view of prepar-
ing for submission to parliament a achenin for a more equal
adjustment of the public burdens.
From Gibraltar we learn that M. De Eatrada, one of the
moat eminent ruerchants there, heel died. 4,51.10 dollar/
bad been pubserilied fur the Iforhary referee. The Arch-
duke Ferdinand Maximilian awl Archduchess Charlotte of
Austria had arrived there from Brasil, end left spun on the
19th fur Groans anti Trieste. 'hey visited the Spanish
camp at Tetuan, and were receives! with distinguished
harbours by Menial O'Donnell. They had also received
marked attention from the Governor of Gibraltar. The
British barque Mon, Hauudyne foundered at two.
The captain of the British schooner Lasalle Meshed had
been charged at the Canary Islands by the Spanish meth.•
rine, there with selling warlike stores to Barbary, and
greenly braked. He loud disproval the accusation before
the outlet/Mite. Thu brigantine Undituile had arrived in a
sinking state.

AaaIVAL OF SPORTING MiLN PROM AYERICA.--.
Iraint evening coasiderahle excitement was 'moderated st the
Bunton-square hallway *idiom by a large number of per
sons assembled together to witness the arrival of upwluds
of 150 sporting own front the ITuittsl States, who reached
j...ondon by the Liverpool 411ln-train. The visitors connoted
rincipslly of the 'sicken. awl friends of Heenan, the
American pugilist, who is engaged to "do battle" with
Elayms, the English champion, the 16th oslow, and
Included, amongst other "lighting celebrities," Morro.,Ss
the conqueror of Herten in a prize light in America,
the only occasion on whirl. tic litter los contended in the
prize•riog.

• ille •
THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING,- MARCH pl'
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INI I'ERI AL PARLIAMENT. THE POLICE COURTS. SHARE.LISTS.-THIS DAY. 111111611 PONOIIII7OIIII MONEY MART
Mang grime Dam today
weemeeelewo gb. IP4 RAU.WA7II. ...me..
. (ISM' DAY.) Two o'Cioci. 1 ' '- at. n
HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The railway share =art opened thw mg= et ne Boa Aeliacien. VI * RI 2
-•-- The funds to-day shin
CHCRCH RATE PIITTIONS. te let Da do. 11. -.•
54
The Dream took the chair shortly after 12 ettleek. ILLNIIION.HOUEUL with steadiness, but has since experienced •
and decided fall. The preparations for the settle- ar Dollaelthewethereaßg 5
Z ell further decline of 4 p
7 74 Console, owing to the
p..fivorftk.'":::.brerhi:hanno'ineeri,:hiller b:illiky.l.l4Newlya bl"ean aw, Blissienvidlesestimemptim":".Alased chariest.
usearaluilluitaar.uniaLweeeeit'•"-•=l.4Pe Ike,"
consptango.Ow
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comsolDperedo 11111211:ith065
thehighr
ecraiocktes- 1100° 1005 n
..,...
Dandinitraii.le' Peellegine°. , ,
the "drives from Hit
them were for or against the abet/Poe of Miura maw Sir well the eeme to he had.
quotations of yesterday, Great Northern, South n. es ef some sales of stock ft
. Do. lidetiliffill. &Ma. 73 711
J. Treliwiley prevented 200 aid Mr. Werra 117 Barak Inehrereek, of the Hen lemon,
Eastern Midland, London and North Western, and De. Jeers MN, 4Misi. TO n anxiety to learn the se
are
praying • for their abolition. Mr. WALPOL/ presented& poi. Bawsdallisk nid YeaPrZirrilea two proosiers'
tele the home together, and asked for two Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks have fallen Ito 4 ' - a Netterm. •Mr I C
* I t Talbott ep.agna. 1 o Ps and remarkable firmna
i,,,, from the University ..4 Cambridge, seder th°ll_ll worth ef sia sea, is pseeteat of which the= per cent., Great Wwtmu, i per cent., en to 7 cent 1 0 as preparations for the 1
• ..d. WWI abohtioo. The taunts al taw. Pawawas prisoner tendered • balf-arown. Prossentris looked at it Caledonian, 4 per neat . and North se 6 31111°.
Cyr° 4M
been attended with ai
• outward for three parte of an bout. These whisk bad sot sad tried it, when it immediately bent, sad she banded it western is now quoted fpiti to 1 ; Greet w at 0 ire Alba
bed Om. Be said, - se 10 De. bilemke P.
o femurs to chuck rates were edaiset the /nig Ugmle hack 4° him, Waal him that it traa a - it 684 to 4 • Midland, 11st to 114 J lanoothireldeM 10 10 De. laitialpere the prices of British
" Oh, ie it? I dicta t know. I lave
ois
_Nitfallen during the last
Bill.l all De. 44 p. MAWS_ lie 1
CHURCH RATES ADOLMON BILL. hem my mister ;" took it up and put it te kb pasha,. be. Yorkshire,: 104 to_ i ; South iiNeblell, ink 20 1 ;
100 all De. sp. et. do lOl 1 10e1
them ethed him to pay for the gin ; sad he said, " I have Eastern Counties, 56 to 4 ; and Great Northern, le ul e ughotow mi n At Paris this mornic
On the motion of Sir J. Tail.sWITT for wog into coma- veto iri mutter farthiag about me f. but immediately 1114 to 1124. St. 1 Grand of t St Se 341 SI 6 telegram, the Three p
all Do. ewer el Prof. . 03 94 156 31
mittm on this hill, Mr. Newelopte and mr, niche roe sad, r Ole, yet, Ihare,° Ind reduced another half-crow". Lontbardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter, 1 51.1 De. e et Deheet rt u ye 68.66, and improved t<
together ; het the Speaker called upon MI" gave id" the ate"e for it'te't thistdttir "et this would at 1 7-16 to 1 9-16 rem. Grand Trunk of Canada 7 • sin De. 7pr
et this B6 V 7 yesterday.
Mr. PACK& who insisted that most of the arguments hiebek•aeeeLhwt magized °wit,
andtwo=rw libthliehae deallwastd.tll•PkoetThe hoe again fallen. Foreign. lines
are
gene- 100 eti De. do. TNT 7l ni
1 i 111 Da do., 1101 7l 74 7* f The Indian rupee pa .leaeced in support of the bill were fallacious, aled that the cwt pones after the prisoner+, and they were brought rally dull. 84. 100 Oren ladles Palawan 80 lel 111
nojority of the petitioners in ita favour wore pumas who back is the custody of the police. OIDINAZT SRAM AND STOCKS. Di 6 Da New 2 die inquiry. Exchequer I
n, s el' went to church or any place of worship at all. The peetasen said he ran after the prisoner, and first 18 10 Ott e410%.1a4.11 et. 1 I
Was today w ra len in 1 Consols are official
and after handing him'
over to the ifk IPd I itLaWAYIL I CreetsCui 1 t°ll' "101 ann
' Dotty q 71 ilk
Mr. NEWDEGATE moved as an amendment to leave cased the male,for money, and 944 an
eseetody a an officer, followed the female. He overtook
100 all . Wpm*, . , N 100
rot fromth. wi_A." that" .tibei..........°14,4 the "et"' la ler, and said " mast backwithme." They walked " tifeSopml46"1* 0
rarer to add the .........., " ...................., to-morrow, Se' & little way, when she put her hand into her bosom and took gi. mg gintma,,gdinnyeas, 70 Ts NO as Da. 1.. 73 se 100 and 944 to 11 1
-elm itself into • committee, to consider the propriety al oat a paper and threw it away. He (the witame) should es ea Shakers /1$ 111 100 all Dollep.4.lMajeg. 01 96
,aublialuisit is lien of church rates, thenceforth to be say it °attained eight or nine half crowns ; bat be only U al Myth sod Tyne _ - - St. 100 Motes Disc. 64 per el 38 92
St. 100 De. den 5- Jar d, yr OS The Indian Five pai
i pricked up three, the rest being earned
. off lity the.
to1110ti;
usLAt ks
man Desteladruad LieerdAidissard..C mei ies7 been dealt in at 1041 an,.l.4ted. a charge ft all berefitantente, in respect of thelit 100 De. 44 well Mem. 91 115 :711
. I the station they were examined, eau were mad
01 nth id 91 901 et 10 10 Do. altamen. • i 11 " enlaced" rupee pape
0, (Taney of which church rates have been paid within the 1 The prisoner rid 3d. ..... found 0, the mask prism., ro. 1011 Caleilmtan
14 11l 100 elb.Corp4lDet. - -
Cork -
last seven lean : Inch AMP, to be levied with the ' sad 4.. 11d. on the female.prisoner who refused &readdress. le en ceeme7l7 6l 0 10 al N. awes.*** . per Cent. Debentures,
r. unty rata at an uniform rate of poundage, the core- The male prisoner gave a false address. 10 all Do. •• no dlv. snlll 0 - - clam A eist M. 5 7 quer Bills, at 18s., 191
p.. r being in all came entitled to deduct the amount The mole now denied all knowledge of the female 10 all Do. D gee. is pad teL - - 10 all Do. do gamed tle. S 7
10 all Do. &Alm. M. 11 7 The foreign stook n
sZqtritrowals also denied the mask pri• 00 sll Dublin ead..**lll Jaa 74 11
90 all Do. 40. UM*. 4 7
.4 the t charge levied on his occupation," instead thereof. Pri°mwt.,_...id
she
seat hie, • - .
et, the u an smd.perch. &Abu, -
Turkish !docks are ch
110017. On. *as En at. 100 Nest Anglian l7 111 1,74 go Se i (Limited) - -
Ile contended at some length that church rates were • charge bet time.
110 all Sande
, 64. 100 haters Osmotic^ 54 514 1 I°ol Ns 41 k 11 per cent., the 11
upon property, and to abolish them ancooditictiall7 would Mr. Alderman Abble• said he should reamed them, sad se, 100 meters calm. mock", IT 111 SO 6 Du. Pub
be an set of spoliation upon the poor and the church. The told the officer to oommemiaste with the Mint authorities, at.loo no, Stock!! M 27 90 01 Do.lnd.fit.ffiolg. encl led 1* 784 to 79, and
10 all Seal Oda& - - * IS Andrews & Quebec • - -
resolution' was founded upea the eighth resolution of the SOUTHWARK. to an Dette - - 14 1 • dad,Lisettekeerlp 4 ills per Sales are nicorde
committee at the House of Lords, before whom it was die. Mt rotas AND Tll POILICUML at. 100 east Gamow 701 WI Four-and-a-Half pet
Meetly established that church rates were the In the coons of the morning • female wee brought before 80. 100 Dinini, sae se DOMIL
all and Jena - - No. i Sh. I Dona.
property of the poor and the church. He proposed Mr. Combo, charged with ere• 1118 • 41054r4•1101 and annoy* g. Lee BS. Western See 1004 74
tag the landlord of a gblie.leues in Benarathey. sem* mi. Commerela (IPdeo I CL... prices._ 1 Saes. Fourianiciliji-a-. II; alLexipa
after the church rate had been collected with the county A
cod.toble
of the dieieket mid am the pal. _ 10 ell =are a Soothed -
• NOW El Da 4p. at. Pref., M.M. 100 - -
"'" et. Greet earthen -U 118 111 Peruvian Four-and
rate, that it Moult be transferral for diaribution to the .into his custody last night by the publican, who now gs,
given
De. A Math 114 114 1141 141 11,11115,411 N. Dmisail Wartlndla.. 100 - - MI
ger era.n, of Queen Ann's Bounty, who would take care declined to preen the charge. at. Do. IS Stoat lie IN &WAN IL Ueda'
omaleil 111. Lethartas lOO - -
100 - - Spanish Three per C
that the new mode ot collection should not endanger Mr. Combo-. What was she given into your charge for? Ilt. 1 Ot loath& West. (11e.) lit 118.
at a
WAS St. kiellimpoo 100 - - Cents., 1864, 79 ;
sag at. 1- Orent Weaken
or disturb the parochial ■system. The hen. member, in Countable- For creating •• dittorhano4 in hie house, sh , naakiwvaineawk de 7 MOMS la Vletarle ND 1011 ICS 614, 6L
anaoying him in his business. N. • , .A T. . 141114 10* 102 411 MU 118 De. New - -
emaciation, corrected a mistake which the editor of " Han-
The scrip of the
Mr. Combo-Where did you take her into custody 't Mk ' Lodes. sod libianwe. U 70 --
yard " had fallen into. Last year the noble lord the mem- Constable-In the publican's home. I was called in by in Du . .us its 111 COLONIAL 00713INKINT EKTRITLIMIL heavy, and is marked
ler for Northampton (Lord Henley), when • compromise him, and he went with us to the police Million, and pee- 16 sin 12 13
Ne..l*l brooth. i Pd. f CI. edema I lam The shares of the
.... propmd, made a ricraea speech naiad church rime, ferred the charge, which was received by the inspector on 1114. 11: Londenne.
maila.t Nalbeeit'Av. Sit el le 9* 84
lax .... - Csaoea 6p.u.laa&JaL US 114 US
nando Railway Con
awl user the expresnons, " Let on have the bill, the whole dal. you h...
&cud . . - I& gel lemien&-iff 92 91 el
.... . Ds. 6 per cent., WS .. 106 - - Ile
illegally in this matter. The eie ma .
- -
.. loess'. et. lehikeg. 1011 100 itt prem.
1411, •D'l nothing het the till' UdarelaalalY file speech publioui is bound to keep order in his own house and eject is aa && std • • ' 11 1.2 114 .....••• .. Asper& IlerAllep. SO 1* 112
was attributed by " Hansard" to his right hos. friend al dionderly tharecters. You had no right to enter the 50,, the waathe/AUssesiesh. 4$ I Melee .. Do. 5 per cent. O9 1004 101 1001 Ocean Marine Inn
the member for Oxfordshire (Kr. Healey), •sad the eons.. home es* bake the warm into custody. 19 1 3 Iletrepania 413
dts 2,888101 S .. Do. do. awl_
_.p.. _ 16 - -
RI prem. ; Universal
11 134 Mew Dnornact lowle.. 10 DO 110 • itletboo WSJ he had been subjected to & good deal of corm- Oelenaide-The Patbon called me in and gave her into rt: 100,1 Mari IYaa
.... .. N.& Wass Ilv. ilp.a NO 100; London and Provinc
... .. De. Sp. 0,1101 :a I* 1004 140
"dew.' mrdihd him to "mitt the gem". new that 11-147481170amai-r-You had no richt to enter the publi-.....h0u5e rtl, ilia NMlLeweeede" Wer.c.=.) -
- -
..... .. De. sp. e., NU 100 100 TIN /
lio nglit ton. friend had given way. (A laugh.) He should min each eirethaelenem, •seeryou have rendered yourself es all Newport Aber &Awe. 104 111
.... Nova earn{p. et. Illa
o
certainly divide the house upon the amendment. Nab* to an action far `lac hapria.nment. 10 9 Newry& Armegadth. - -
... .• Deb. NAM& U7ll
Mr. t•ROS4 secuaded the amendment. Mn Edwin (the thief clerk) here intimated that a short 10 ell Newwillsmap.4ll4/. - -
... •.
.. S. Amt. Owe. 4p. a 03 110 In and 944 to 4 for the
Thu debate was prooseding when oar report lA. thee me the hemmed ektualers waited on Sir Richaal 0 100 Nee**
.... - Vis. Oa Sp. that Jay 100 - -
ni
Da do. Sp. a Apr.loel 100 111 1111 4 4 We understand to Mayne relative to the assistance of the police in quieting Ilit „..?,/ Liertherae„.„,cosstiee tlg ,S 111•11 .... • .
dismaitty chsraeters. sad he believed &a arrangement was aa -7,11 ;era T 47; -, Ras. a B 7' tilt el -.... tenders for the Victc
mimed Me between them, and moat likely the constable a. ao Da A - DZITTAII MINIS.
Will be issued at the
1.470.1 f AY RAILWAY /ROM DAMIDA TO AIDIN. Wad soder oath maw 111. NO N. lastero-remelt lllti sat i se. I ea. I nose. I 24. 10. prices. I Wm
(Ma DAY.) Mr. Casslin-Tles mminimioser cannot swim act of per. II 114 Do. o.N.l.Pere 1 1 tits die ls understood that
- - liamost. The eionsishls bed so right to eater the public• IS. 100 De. lamb 47 47 6, _ Alfred Oath (Philleell&ILIO 2 8
110, le Ilittlsk Inn l4 1 *
K 100 De. York - Mem Itrisvulgi 704 an ibachards4 Oa 100 North Isom
1,016 .. Dm. 0. Co.
_(thastit ) 1 660 •MO
hot was held at osea et the Loam ; Bir Itr. is all Nerthill.Westenasas. pp}}
.. Se Soma (Mop;
Vol ALD giantesses la the chair. * 17 North 116therdshin -. . SI Sae 110
&Ili .. beetW
Canine 5114544 74 Ili 433:3000nary,00mpowiterer
ungto I 4
The 68,0001. by
_tl
Th. Nocasr.un Ob. 11. 1. Cooke) read the report, winch 'ATM SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. flu paeans
I: 100 OiontWor.,4lsWer 4O 42 tla 1
a 9 4 .. Lel Rimed (Tmielk.) IL 4.. 11 Ili with. The 67,000 k
1.1 Mee previssay preldiammi.
se an Pcstmooth
The Conants. la morns the adoption of the report sad -5,....--
A .. non South .. Ha M la
le en
statement of awn* said the which he bed kita• St 40 11m41411Menlisl
tn iiiamara 121.3010.81.4 16. .. , . Wh. Vet ( .. et - - 6,0001.
sell saes haw* sod *doh shortly be oiroototed ft. in • - I. R. AberNA at 35
Ogler 57 SI O. r I
Owing to the el
"""ellenweeth.byamffallagi'me. pow, sis." 6": siwniabisda miZsLauldlibm to NORTHAMPTON WEETINO.-(THIS DAY.) ri: I.'. lholen 0 40 ad ad 7, .. - anstatheit Si 12a 30 11
20 all Igheiii. as n (us 4 .. Maga= Dews
;seam is unsisserary Ire bir to aro** an *seen RACING NTAXE& One mils. U. No
e,t• many newarri• &Ma Milleahlos had mhos •• no. Baggiebm, enweenitena and Father en hem ft. 100 *ohm 854 Vii ad 21 g 1 Thud ' • dltaere/Dranallrer Idimal' hhe " per ounce standard.
Erptii tbe senying out el the essieer, lea he Ilt. 100 kaki es 3 r Advicea received,
that they would be removed by when was BALL erINCERIS PLATE. Fire St 100 Yeeina. I River Bus 74.1
77.11 I, .. N. Munro (Memo) .. if
4, .. N. WL llama (thew le. 5 4
arrival at Panama
alert to be reveal at the menial westing which Art es, Arise. pnghodlgogd. Red Falk, le sin • Welg 4 g 1, .. North Wheal Melly .. 9.13. e. 114 94
... to tam a• peer* ems thee bin boa CT•gtiot Vaelgei Xarmnilum% Zitell•• itre" Ba- :e1 •• rel. et sire- 1 •
Iti,„, .._ll with 360,0001. in a
Mak remelt to the sailonsisiag iheif, viewed so so ion*. lewd. JAW, !eel, eurl_ew, Brevola. Hartley Wunotty. Cow IL d
ale- Par Oath 911.. g 414•71 • 14 lie ill ag
1, • 10 Preeliems (11. Luba). 10.6.7. 66 66 ad .."" reach Southampton.
can bin • gerares el six ger era hum tbe kelleige• Nutsher. Tmdoeer• o.ldes Pilffiini Mott/. BO gg eM now n. .. •• • Om lea Os 1115.
.. & • P. Clesr).. 14 SiWI
The foreign exche which had gave, Igvegg hum
sr ss. of Moiss, Clio, Horace, Venus f, Pei sad be to Deloo4 is is Be.
pegiatedrigi".ll.4 and the Awes kink ..al me ••• Ul4 illi li Be. -
el Pl: I, .. S. then lins Mega* .*Si If firm. The rate on
1 & Demo Ina • ilea
impeasethin Lushes fear bead le hand, CUP STAKE& Two miles. la 00 Yale et Meath l3 U 104 that on Vienna has
inane Mail_ all 11 14
N all Vlskerls era &•• • • 104 119 be bad pso.loody esponsii sod WO sonsionsi • very weimieer, Bo* Eagele, Parcae. Hirdnip,_ shiny tee widergeod g mew - - .. &W. themes (lawn) 18.16.& 140 Mad 145 led Bona are shown bele
4•6494arc0• 211 blal 244 um* WAY Pan haw et* Lasiega, Area, Ideal*, Dreadeought, and Weather es all wen ganieng 59 Si .
9, I 1111.13/aMaC yin
see Amsterdam, 3 moat]:
nioto
.1:13,4; Itot2s.22terthulei
44
743;
meted teethe of civilian°, and progress in the lart, aimed sn hos, St aU West Lambs - -
& 10 • Omit
mad bed teeemmeaded many of his friends to em. --.
.. Vas el (then) Ith ed. 4
Wit i lbw* aid the result had always fully ALTHORP PARE fITAK ES. About half • mils.
PIIIIMUINCi IMAM 13.51 to 6 Park, 3 di
*tided hi othertatiom• Whether it were the Ellly Drains, Certain Vortibm, Bohemians+ La I, .. West West 4 ). 2.6.14, 10 21
oosliobsowit of steak manna/. or of Wilms, er elf .Ike••,_
__ a,_, INg Derey Ling of Kent, Wallops, in- 1 Pli 1114,12A/LWATI. I dal riot. I Wes. l. .. . Carthea ( i a gl 96 -
.. Wiest Setae
Petersburg (par roubl•
telsgrOphit sellaWalkathoo with India. be right earidently v mine, rel=hdem• end Iderelle ere here' St. IS di limier 4 ti. et OL OS 110 111 ISO 110
K UM Camlealna MO
=mite the hem What lie laid with nogg to the BT. LIZ HANDICAP. One mile •and a quarter. ft all Dam Perth,* Aber.Jsa 64 11 ed a :: 711 ratan
k Ile 13. 55 to 65 ; Madrid. :
bon ann. to Aid% at go Gunn ha Ancient Claire. Sun Spode, Vigo, Nektials, Si. 110 Mel Ameba ;6po. * 151 Ligi .. Wk. 21.11siest) 1.7 m, 14 * 491 to 4i Leghorn,
ward repeal= pester erlidemes atter the experiree el Vidor, Peel, Mountam Nut, Curlew, Anti. et. tee Do. 11, Sp. et. IN 11l gd
1,016 .. NU* months, 35.00 to 24 I
the pa/ He red ethgretnits the comp fly so thisheard's litho Plumper, Confectioner, Earl of Itt. NI De. C. 7 iket. MS 106 xel 8 11 111 md ni 3 monthe, 122 to 1
having seemed Sr services, se segiuser.sweldid, ef Mr. Clerreek, g Ivy Orlando, Peecatore, limed MistressE,M " 100 i tans IL. aged '"e'l 111 113 la Id
ad 7., .. Treththey (Mil •54 Ili 11 •1031 Lisbon, 90 days, 524 to
la 100 Do. do. Nall 110 111 xd Hulse -a wan te whom they might wifely eased" their Tlie Moak ere here. - Advioee from W
St. 100 Do. New 4p. et St.
•theemla sad to wince ability and grind guilingisselolßlON NOM.
DELAPRE HANDICAP. About half a mile. Oa 100 Emcees Casa 4p. et. Si Sil
hi llhe chairman) had "al his "tura received 511.1.151555/ Changes., Vino_ Artiet F Kiss Eleanor, Coefmice, " 100 Lite' 4 °lesid lit "I" 115 ad Nu let I Muth lIdI CL plea I iblia Vdra "Cruz, the gee,
usse,
testimony from the company'. committing engineer, Mr. Idwia lieu Pi • la. 100 641n.,Tsrlis. ..4. pa. TS CT ad ad
Clarke. 1 u concluoon. he would remark that hie wpm* to ni....l2ermelediViai_idle .Pl4al2,llM°!ll°.Bollorculb 1•14 la 100 (treat lieriber SP. A. 117 1111 Mon 211 Assleallan
whoa to belt.el lief., referral, must be received. e/y es these '''-'• '''''''""" Mountebank, ".. Philomela are here. k. 100 Do. te.ewissupaapoo. us ill lot It:: 111 Dras.A=l.ols2. 5 114 i Tm-24-Par the Navy had eons
.4 an isslivalual. Ile might le 4., eangiune in hit estima. hailigY3D--Urania. M. too Do. 44 Farmed Hi 104 Mt
ties .4 the invlcrtakiiig, MA h. did riot wish the board So -. 140 80 Do.lp.ared.oe 6 p.e._pas St 811 Brooklyn to be in re
10,000 1 Do. lend* Mo. Co. al - -
Minister, Mr. Mels
le al GL N. Seollend, let** - -
kir held reepunsitsle for Ina opinions. (Henry bear ) LATEST BETTING. Se 6 thetest.(Barkstllsono - - gape 1 Om. illa Calm. t - -
11Ajoutleissral Timm/arum; a director, secoadod the EARL SPENCER'S PLATE. et. 100 Do. redeem 4+ p. $5 WS NI 12,400 40 tone Copper all 45 46 He is arioompanie
minim 7to 1 apt Spiosbox (off) St. Ne De. redeem op. cent er SO 101 - - - diversity of optima
la reply to questions from Mr. Flartridge, Bto 1 - Travois (t) h. 100 Da Wawa 4 p el. 10
IS
NW 1 Dun al .
_I
The 1./uncial remarked that the sole cause of 10 to 1 - Venus filly (t) et. leo Dath.etredesm Pre/ NO 26,14. I carets
Wilv•••• retirenerat from the bawd was Use stotet/4712his 10 to 1 - Botta 5 all Da am. pia 04 194 sane 21)
10 ell De.Cleseleuttellthpa. 17 111 ISMS I Nerlimme
which the Preside
health, awl that the domain would at se early period 100 to S - !mak t) 15 all Do. da de. ligi. te. lei Itli all. Wthells ) 1 par Ino
take step. fur the forfeiture of Morse in anew if the calls 100 to 6 - Rod (t) N. 160 Be. arm Om girth 74 TS IS, 14 Segmada (Um) 1 If 1) pm them. They oontai
were am laid. 100 to 11 - Lady Peel (t) fre al Die• Clea, Illem Shins iff 14445 a
The seers having boss adepled, the. __dish was nab NO to Illcais- ;a other (ed) 132 all Se. du Es lll,l* 6 WNW=
la 14 sli * li 4 sped* to Ann the sawn= of the siois to the CUP. se idi Re. da de Mel 1 M./Wits
bee* et debenture. 20 to 1 eget Oda (t) 0 1* was
Yana. Sp.s.lll. 1115 141 laid
N. 155 re.khger..ap.agus. As ilia lea aat tore
411,4110 1 N. =se Oetwerliwed•fl. •
Mr. G. loom, the company', solicitor, at/M=it at no. 1 Ile IN 10,010 10 Pautelbaud an s 7 planatiinmenAthetgteot;atealtyoreldwin.
certaieetinich h
of
the chairmen, explained the object cil the 111, tel Da tau de. Ne. 2 116 114 106,6* 6 Pert Philip 1 I 1 held yestrndaaL Ow
namely, to hose debenture. amomotiog to 1407ar Anshan ACICIDINT ON TWO GLUT 1101121011411.- 8, 100 he'
81.. 100 Do enc. din
_,... 1!0 146 1111,010 1 Scottish Asstla. (Um.) 10s. es year in C the
4i.c. ie. Nat "5 117 41174 ISM United :Imam in r
~.,
th, sew eglitgatem. Mr. ereelPV'el____,__he elf "Ts the later sif the Tiers. -04-The least.., of the 84. 100 Do: p.c. de. . I/ 1 Worthies (Lisa) all f I considerably Amelia
• - -
,- castle him an Pmreed .ith the •.••• • Great Meths Railway will feel much obliged by the in- t il Do. v./pit/h. da .. - - 48,460 1 Do. M. t t laud having been di
recapitulated the arrangements merle with the former oft- miles if the following statement in the rimer tothorrow _at. 100 Ila. Ilia. Pri1L,....,.1140k; _164 _Mg improved collection
on tor. Mr. J.kaii, with respect to partially paid-up „awn ae a up. which a p pi, theme, to_dey eiveaa wi. go Da11p.e.di0.(W.0.0......ir.‘ UN Lie JOINT STOCK SANE&
oared in London fi
shares, an.arrangenient which, he said, worked very Natio- 'Timm wade*. t„,,, TED,. of weindind,• ad headed 14 100 psuitsetitift. Stow Nalo. I BASEL I Pd. 10. ideas I bass.
411 01 9th inst. are still i
f'""eti,' and ''''l the bad proposed that • similar s Aeddeat on the Great Northern Railway.' There u au row :Liam ammo 10,11110, 105 Agra sad U. lier. Bank . 16 vi 77x4
111* aa 57 ad is ad Wan adopted.
course Mould be adopted with respect to the 11. was DO accident whatever yesterday a" the Great at 100 LaNW.Cov.•Ntsiff. 111114 117 Stidel 40 Australia&
v 'iv about to be with.liewn in order te make Northern hallway. The trains all readied Eines-erten k 100 L&ILW.7p.c64. US MI le, 15 Bank a =is di SI 219x4 •4 A shareholder in
room for the debentures. He then read the principal head with "...duality. the wow irawaki. is the whole day had I% am . rry&Col sh. - - Are 100 Beak of
a the arrangement, which provided for the owe el wily d,,,, wines. tam No such oe ii, .Tb.... "vac 13,1 as LeadeadnyklOurds. tab 114 ISt 86, SO Bank of Turkey, a -
to his fellow proprie
debentures at 6 per cent. for five years to ao &Won' is Wawa at Xorlez's Hoiel, whence the letter Weis
dit Ila igl•Dolabec,f'"imc•P'•• 1119 I" lo 50 British N. Awakes - -
as. 20 Omit. Beak it haft present management
amount not exceeding 250,000 e, which were to
..,_lis 41 Id it id. In, M, y ~,,, fidtlhiNly, 8,,,,„, ix 100 D..
44
44,4444
NI of
ansinn.anielea. le 14 41 difficulties with wh
taken by Mr. Crampton in payment for work done under an mew. rim' milim.. _Ki..a.,... wen& 27.. at. 100 Mdlsad Ceosflp.e.kOSS - - 20, $1 aka Ilma de UM r.mnict. Mr. Hooper added that 230,C301. would be ed.
RAILWAY EXCIIILWONL-Tho Brighton Railway st. 100 Do. Cons. Be& Rep. . 210 141 1154 Lsii., mad Chia al n 34 contend, as well as 1
0•• lent to complete the firm section, by which time the60 SS II 70 4
Compthy, ever famous for the liberal chander Id their ddat ile°, Do. 444} Peet stock 15 1•• 5,000 100 2.41 in his estimation, 4)
amity would no doubt be in a eatiefactory position. &Halle 6 p.c. et NI 20.000 100
Ou the motion of the CHAIUNAM, secooded by Mr. & system at. l'iclumim. 91‘1114 are 'the" t° eimwma. an Nair 111 all New.&Aberlte.,arrel al, *X 0146. slew& all - - to the new paddle I
burro (uf the tins of Smith, Patne, and Smithb , the fanner "41 in this resPixt" and ere t° mil" wised vre coyish optheitil 111 ISt 16.000 NO Of Teaks ft le 11 placed on the line, :
peal arrangement was approval, rid the mar regard as the very clime: el ohniers. 0 100 Noriot_s9isit.th. Wok - .
• 16, ID SsettAnd.thartiL all 111 111 t
increased value ol a
" Leedom to Brighton sod Beek for le. Si' b•• ila 100 North MOM iller U-I
11S M. n . se BwiteeeteaL all - - -
to carry it out.
is, Di SA Bank et rent 0 04 Ile U these vessel's were U
Millen° her considered • marvel in Me
Anippirl bet * 21. 100 Da New Ow 61‘ 11. 110 1111 The proceedings terminated with • vote of chaste to thin •ausday
.ad
000ry•Sudsy donna „.... ge, 100 m.gao_Denos papa as ss IS, AO sad (Way
dhonne& 'me °nee 17 es Do. de. lib l2 1 'Ms Mono se Joint WM .... 40 -.-
horsey, may be secomplithed st nearly easedsd less n ta Da Dada {pet Nat - Kw gis Ma sod Wattheater.. 36 - - transaction."
..... sew ' London to Brigham and back for lb. id."-(two• is is Doyen. Kw Lana i igm WOW ge Net. Prev. el angled.. U - - The weekly traffic
Rll-1(111011" PALACas MISCZ,._ 23- -.nil any andatz )-will he a temptatioo that few etakneys will SS an Nana geellwaggri tadis -lii
pew 116, M Be. New l6 - -
hal arbour ed her llejestyi Arm Reattach, Never 11. s. be age te reale„ ~ An beam,. will waled amen .ae ma ai. lee . W AWAilp... U 6 116 10, 10 eslissol Desk - - Hallway of Canada,
t,.,onlinary and Minister Plempotentiary from thin Leg of eg wino. Hurrah I eke.. for the mode, Beihni- ipti In. 100 Do. tan= .. - - Ili al !few With Wass an - - of 275 L 40628, '
th- Notherbeele. to deliver • latter from hit NweelO4Bl- Geed Friday there will, we perceive, be cheap excursion iia I" ple 117 1111 saws ea mated Soak Cesgma all - -44 t I 4
an in la* ts si Railway of Canada
To whirls news be woe introduced by Lord John Resesil, win to the cryesei Niece end Lougee hem all the rte. et an cord. New i4t: - is, VI Month leak
IL 100 N.LBip.d.Pret. -17 75 0, De Pregesiel 0 Mehra - - We are requested her ILsnstyis Moira Secretory et Mate for ffealt• tins so the line, while all return tickets Mined at ordinary St. 110 Ds Aber. a. Prot
e. ... 124 IN A 10 De. Sew - - for the shares in the
Adair, and ordissiod by Lieutessat-Clanend the Her. eir fano as sod after the sth of April will be entitled to extra lt. Drie Do. 7 p.a. Prot * NI 140 16, NI AulleaDo en - -
L. I ward Cad, Kell., hr Majimity's Neater t 4 the Corr privilege. during the Poster period. -Briniest' Guardia's, 10 ell S. Devon Med di a a 104 11 10i IS Union el WWI/ - - • wood) will be closed
• is..i.s.. --orelk. • Diamoucat. Arrow. -A most diabolical at- ".• al 3•llas' (laat 112"21312) Ile 222 id ad 40, 111 Cedes a Moths IS fil 30
balls CIIIANBINLAIN'S Ownes, )(Awn 27.- Imo to destroy life aad at 100 A4} per east lOl me A me y Mutual • m - -
Futrig4Zig P557051‘501 US at 100 . Do. awed * per auk 101 1111 Notice e hereby el that the state •altartstwate of Monday night Int, st Berry ki , weer Yektis. at. nil & wain gun 4p. end ed Se MIKILIANIOI7II. which a
Window emus wal be to the public alter Fridays the property of Mr. Alderman P. A sew pit Sly 100 Do.* at* 9O 141 • • •
the AUth Mmes, tate further onion -Oartme.. is being soak at this eathry, sad slakes. wore all work St 100 & Y 4p. e. fee ID Di X.* IML 5' °MIMI"' I NICt Pri°Bl* / Sam 111 T lA, opt
ued
Wsirrisivron Cita BALL-The twelfth miniver- in the abaft, whoa me or more perms Awed ask free bar e,9 ..„an ' ..... aDIPUIS•••,_ ..1••• ....111 ...Ili .. SD 14 16-
-11:411111•61c•Auficall:::: •
r. . .
closed at Ibuy
eery of this club wm celebrated ha evening by a ball el in the drum wheel of the engine, mideneydet the wpm. g "ejj Ni,'' '6: Z;lait nen ay was 944 to . The
th(• .-1111..honae. is Arundel•street, 'tread, when about SOO of thrown; the ropes off the dew, and earn the skip to st. us manic* gilennyaii. N- N- a, n Bens warming- .. on as te follows :- pee
M. nil.ere
h,., .doled, who kept lap the hetivities till ea fal epos the men engaged 010 Flik willOs if 1131 04000 Of -.. 511 MS .6•Wieels lead .. IS - -
ad* anced hour. tin niesrouits bed bon assonwethed, would Mn been, if ---..
POSII3OII RAILWAYS. A 0 Brit a Iridaleg.TeL A all fir IS , 9, I ; ditto, fel
Tit P(.l. v.'s 14 worms -The O'Conor Den was not killed, wary 'orrery hijured. Fortmetely the outrage -- - - - 11,1110
11 Do. 1 !per a =Ma all 0 0 ; New Three per I
retursed f.., R....cominua ~,,, Monday without ementien ma discovered before any mischief wee dews. The per- SIL I" I 11"aral• I "'dm oricis• I s'kj. n. Do. C - on uf tai
TI., honourable gentleman, whom pride it is to iissi not piteelen 4 Nit 'het are net knows, but • reward "pl. ifsl firdlll .7
4 4 f lath Ili read all 116 na Ult
Min Is Murat IriredsTel. (A) sin Ti
sr ;or account, 229
Five per Cent. AOC
h•• weers the livery .4 the Pope, as the eleseherier el mg hi" offered fm. their ••PBeeh•••611--W•hae••••Peore gs 7 %budgie, io Iy. i dia ;Jun 7 us so cop. 21&•31assalullu _ _,, _, pm. Cent " echo
1,,, H•limi., delivered a epreh to the electors, aessedig to all2"(' a 1111113.4 AD IL JUICILI ....
4 I man st Do. pret 74 pee elk. ess Mt iai
the custom is such cure provided. Hewing adverted FATAL Emma AT C•bIBISMILL.••4O, Illoingi 10 U.& Ayres & Is. F 14 14 lit I I.WIIOII St. Crystal Pa/ace
to sow ,f the usual hustings topics, he thus ed hie time pest there has been in envy team mow •le 81._„ (brae..: to 0t5bn0irm.,...,.. - - MAN at. Do. Preference
a Do. 6p et Peep. Deb is Ha Mg lea
a. ~ter .- - I snwrivl think that the Holy Father slannid amen* Irish Illsoratait in the neighbourhood of nee II """'"vs, Mine a ssee* 14 12The Indian rupee
is left to csesessi.es a his doniinioes. I wish that Mahan* Wysinsnornd, which lad ea Ito main jii" irgi -&-itteedoo - 740, at Ilectrie Telegraph .... WI 156 19/
14 4 per Cent was last
b. free from all foreign intervention, and I would men pef Ibierdey week ki the outbreak ef • weirs riet, go U ouch Rhenish 4 p Lu• 1 40.44:wAmi. Clie. .. all DI 4" and-a-Half per Cent
t- far as tossy --using the words of a certain garhere $5 whereby • res rand liorarie Ornery neard ft all astern et haw
n n The Indian Five
(:• county -- Chet he •li,iukl be left perfectly at bluely •te /juries et whir he hes arse died, and sier surer eases 90 40& Imam pa. apse - - 1 Great alilp f Mulled) ... as a 9 •
..(Inp his own nic,,,,,... (Cheers.) I say so bemuse I were mere er has Wont Owe of the psn 90 141_„ ..____C•••"4 W„,_ll_oo% • - - Ni, 10 Mika sod Aust. Tat . Ils. - -_44. off a fraction lower
1.1.., implicit r••lits,- ,ip.m the ls.oer..leace sod histamine, sons impinged is the smith on the donsead 12 *" " s""mm4••••"'"' 54 II al ig, A Lea 118 Ist Tel i 1.).• 4 1 W for the account. Ir
II aU Deem Jeaclies I ,of the inset psternal rulers in Europe. (Beer, her) hes abserded ; seethe, besejrimsded ea 911.35110. go ell inn oesete. & &de _
LT
-I dis
824 * I**6" Nis: $3). _
4 Sea Omar to be. dis., being lb
• hot even if 1 del not place that confidence sad retiree Ifseterey resin, between 2 ewipek meal, 1101 ile en tier* see Tenho* •• - ---: so inisaa 11 14 ..e 9 to 19s.
pia th.• Pope, I .h..u1.1 still, I think, adhere to that opt. commenteed by • eimannesen enehight es the pekoe. The 0 go Lenterdo-Venetten
10,
• en, le,iu.s.., to ten sou the truth, I believe that • little molt, le the member ef NS et SOO, wen amid whit stirs, lis al Lyme sad Geneva - -
walloping
_would do 116.• said mum no peal harm" erowthre, pishasso, sod ether fonsidobie weapon no se 611 Nana Annan - -
Tee Mr aDLII AT WA LK ZS 1 NODAL NOTTS. -The crowd of sposenso, alanawiby abe howl* sad sseserig : 2 ,-.1....t. 1 .o
• sine/nal esaminstion into the murder of Cloths Insess was oleo rosy sonosoin bot.so_
..11.1111.1.4.111 took pion n a dpveatomi. Ilitc*Paw num' Be g" : milli
•.3 Le resumed et Ems Iletford, on Friday seat, when until twos/an, dthadlthallie vi Pam, ••11•01., when the se II Do. New Uwe'
_ -
%I, W. H..n.pag,, or Drinol, will mum ass shy se . mob was dispersed, sr, hewer, be.,. by sr the pair- is all lt lead Pr* 54 al
• ~. e trwebiag the blond, ke., fouled upon tho prieensee owe had received severe 1111114.1, An klakit woo held la 141 Per* swllleall la
'' iw lentos) clothes. Mr. Herepath's rem; esenthareg yesterday by Mr. Oartsr= theof May
loos', 111,irii: on 111131 aPterriel
t,ilielliallogi.
•,• result of his micnecopical and enelytied sanalis Cortoas7. Alin the
~toy, has lees received by the police et lest Reagent glary_ was odieserstat nth honor whims could be N is sisilass 111, II Li 112
I' -et, forth, it is rodent...l. that the bier hurl twought forward. 111 at
Zane ski - -
~1..0 the clothe*, although i• the ere ef the berm Tax °DOA? ialflllol.--41 numbs, at asea coal- Is loyal barb
- 1 Ispeasee dduted with wows. is buns blush IMOD messed work st Serkerrea ea Needs, ae beard the : 2 i.ciamiiii - --
, 'An luur is also said to have bees discorso* en the hi. Griot Law, sad yesterday thither bash of nporionsd ale A f per era - -
awl lams . lig
•.-e. The mad front the dyke where the body was fond shiginfints ha* •ord.* hen lissaso. The ark of Mein is all Do. se am, pas: 9
that observed upoo te primmer's cloths, sod alma the 1 bee eise far Mat
which will new = r
..delk SS law 111 1 Rosie sin
4., through which the prim committing Ohs deed ale, bee been 'minuted te M.r. of Digs. IS A
nrAnlfrease
•.t toms pa... 1, are likewise sad to werespend. Illose I leni, sad his Mather, Mr. Gresgs langleyllaAhasorms. lir 2EI n a,,,, „,..,,, ean i
t• - last reanimation the prism/ the thaw le away, • The Isms ef sienna sad Ay, of Northman bssarsrlik will 23 ea errs prey.- •- a u
..rc freely than previously with lewd le thi effente rack work es nay he squired is the ambisay do. a 4 worm IL•thler. I ***Nla.
g a
. - - vi. i• lielliewswallisalth al - -
10 Mod ter. Pk. TM. (1/ea) at g 4
8111, U Dlessant Co.. 5 1 net
IS LEM ._.. ell -
th 5 Ils. @p.a. i.- i I sdig. al i I
I. in . lima aN. MM. lA. le 10 15
at 1 Nth. Sodzslostri.. 5* Lil
... 1... a
"ie.
II Fro.
is
"Newma alures(un:;.A. 116.4 i _
.. 10 De. da • - -Par
16, 10 Ds. da 0- * - - lat
iss4 It Peet River lark Nae. as .0 al
fe. Is Peri argetsm. Orme an 0 _
MUNI SO Do. New
ak fa &ad am a bad. Tsl 44 mld ` The of rreerign stool
The Turkish Loan
closing at 611 to 6i
The Loan of 1064
Bonds have fallen tc
London and Wes
in demand, and shot
Bank and London
were dull. Canada
offered. Great Shi/
Ths closing viz:
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MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

; DAY.

Two o'Clocz.

Two o'Cwci.

The funds to-day show increased heaviness. A
further decline of per cent. has taken place in
Consols, owing to the unsatisfactory character of
the advioes from the Continent, coupled with
some sales of stock for money. There is much
anxiety to learn the secret reason of the continued
and remarkable firmness of the Paris Bourse. The
preparations for the fortnightly settlement have
been attended with an unfavourable effect upon
the prices of British railway stocks, which have
fallen during the last hour.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's
telegram, the Three per Cent Henke opened at
68.66, and improved to 6&85, being sc. better than
yesterday.
The Indian rupee paper remains dull, with little
inquiry. Exchequer Bills have declined la
Consols are officially marked 944, 4, and
for money, and 944 and 4 for the account The
present quotations are 944 to for cash,
and 944 to 4 for the 11th of April.
The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1869 has
been dealt in at 1044 and 4 ; the Five per Cent.
" enlaced" rupee paper, at 984 ; the Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures, of 1868, at 974 ; and Riche-
quer Bills, at 18s., 19a, and 15s. prem.
The foreign stock market is inactive and heavy.
Turkish stocks are chiefly affected, and have fallen
I per cent., the loan of 1864 being quoted
784 to 79, and that of 1868, 614 to 4.
Sales are recorded as follows :--Brazilian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 904; ditto
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860 (scrip),
4, 4 din. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 214 ;
Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 92 ;
Spanish Three per Cents., 454 ; Turkish Six per
Cents., 1864, 79 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858,
614, 61.
The scrip of the New Brazilian Loan remains
heavy, and is marked 4 and 4 din.
. The shares of the Buenos Apes and San Fer-
nando Railway Company have risen to 24 to 3
prem.
Ocean Marine Insurance shares are quoted 34 to
34 prem. • Universal Marine, to prem. ; and
London and, Provincial Marine, 3-16 to 5-16 prem.
Tae Mawr' van Two o'cxoca.
Consols have recovered to 944 to 4 for money,
and 944 to 4 for the account.
. .

Owing to the preparations for the settlement.
liminess in the mining market to-day has not been
active. The onlytransaction officially recorded in the
Stock Exchange is in South Frances shares at 146, ex
div. ; but there have also been a number of deal-
ings in shares in East Wheal Russell, Treloweth,
East Caradon, Great Retails* Wheal Nelson,
Wheal Trelawney, and Herodsfoot mines.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet.
Fortuna have been dealt in at 3, and Maraquita at
11. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are
quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem.
At the West Camden meeting, held yesterday, adividead
of W. and a bonus of 10s. per share were declared, and 8291•
undivided prolt on the two months' working was carried to
She next account. A very satisfactory report from the
agnate was read.
At East WillalAgar meeting, held yesterday, a call of Ma.
per share was made.

We understand that the advertisement inviting
tenders for the Victoria Government Railway Loan
will be issued at the end of the present week. It
is understood that the committee have a discre-
tionary power to issue bonds to the amount of
3,000,0001. sterling or less.
The 68,0001. by the Clesdon has yet to be dealt
with. The 67,0001 ex the Africa is understood to
woad principally of gold, which will be despatched
abromd. The Delta, from Alexandria, has brought
0001.
Owing to the slackness of the demand for the
last, the price of bar silver has experienced a
further decline of id., being now quoted ss. lid.
per ounce standard.
Advises received, Did New York, mention the
arrival at Panama of her Majesty's ship Pylades,
with 360,0001. in silver, which will probably soon
reach Southampton.
The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were
arm. The rate on Hamburg has advanced, whilst
that on Vienna has slightly declined. The quota-
tions are shown below :
Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.16 to I • ditto short, 11.134
to 14; Rotterdam, 3 months, 11.1eto ; Antwerp, 3
months, 25.224 to 7i ; Ham (ma basso), 3 morning,
to 6 ; Paris, 3 days, 15.7 to 13.5 i 15 ; ditto 3 months,
25.32) to 7i ; Frankfortron-the- 3 months, 1171 to ;
Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, MI to I ; Vienna OM
flo.), 3 mouths, 13.56 to 66; 'Trieste ditto, 3 months,
13. 55 to 65 ; Madrid, 3 months. 4111 to i ; Cadiz, 3 months,
491 to I ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.15 to 30 ; Genoa, 3
months, 26.40 to 21; Naples, 3 months, 401 to i ; Palermo,
3 month; 122 to i,• Messina, 3 woman, 122 i to ;
Lisbon, 90 days, 52) to ; Oporto, 90 days, 52) to 53)
Advises from Washington the in'telli-
pees, that in the event of Miramon blockading
Vera Cruz, the government of the United States
will not recogn ' the blockade. The Secretary of
the Navy Lad consequently ordered the steamer
Brooklyn to be in readiness to convey the American
Minister, Mr. McLane, immediately to Vera Cruz.
He is accompanied by Colonel Pickett. Much
diversity of opinion prevailed with regard to the
Mexican treaty. Aooording to the latest advises,
the Senate had demanded further documents, with
which the President had accordingly supplied
them. They contain some additional facts and ex-
=eatitoonows.,hich had
certain caused the Americanuoo govraern-
k the treaty.
A ted
general meeting of the Canada Company was
bald yesterday. Owing to the abundant harvest last
year in Canada the prospects of the oompany have
considerably ameliorated, an increased quantity of
land having been disposed of, while there have been
improved collections of money. The returns re-
ceived in London from the let of January to the
9th inst. are still more encouraging. The report
was adopted.
A shareholder in the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam
Navigation Company has addressed a circular letter
to his fellow proprietors, wherein he Newport' the
present management, and expatiates upon the peat
difficulties with which the company have had to
contend, as well as upon the signal benefits 7.ehgt
in his estimation, they have gained. With
to the new paddle steamers, which will shortly be
placed on the line, he alleges that " owing to the
encreased value of shipping, since the contracts for
these vessels were made, the oompsny is a gainer of:
10 per Dent.—in —in round numbers 50,0001.—by the
transaction."
The weekly traffic return of the Groat Western
Railway of Canada, just received, shows an increase
of 275 L sterling, and that of the Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada an increase of 2,6201. sterling.
We are requested to state that the subscription
for the shares in the Queen's Hotel Company (Nor-
wood) will be closed on Tuesday next.

TVIXDAY Ernmta.
which dosed yesterday at 94; for the
111°1111so, opened
, this morning at 944 to 4, and
closed at Ibuyers." For money the last prioe
was 944 to . The official business report is as
follows : per Cent. Consols, for money, 941:
:I,* I, I ; ditto, for account (11th April), 964„
; New Three per Cents. (shut), 944; Bank stoc
account, 229 • India stock, 218 . the Indian
Five per Cent. etCvsk, 1850, 1044, 4;4 ; the Five
per Cent. " enfama" rupee paper, Wit ILL
do. Five-and-a-Half per t., Oli ; the
Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 97, 974.
The Indian rupee paper was weaker. The Five
per Cent was last quoted 98 to 4, and the Five-
and-a-Half per Cent, 104 to 4.
The Indian Five per Cent. stock of 1869 left
off a fraction lower than yesterday, at 1041 to 4,
for the account. India Bonds were dealt in at ss.
to Is. dia., being fat; and Exchequer Bills at 16s.
to 19s. p.m.
The foreign stock market was likewise heavy..
The Turkish Loan of 1868 declined 4 per Dent •;
closing at 611 to 62, for the present settlement.
The Loan of 1864 was dull, at 79 to 4. Mexicani
Bonds have fallen to 21 to 4.
London and Westminster Bank shares continue
in demand, and show a further advance. Ottoman
Bank and London Chartered Bank •of Australia
WWW dull. Canada Lind shares were rather mere
.filavd. Great Ship went quoted*. to 10s. per 11.
nollsl „ closing ailZtations for the shares in new
were as follow :—Oeion Marine Insurtnee,
to lizeon n. • ' Ilniverad Marine, 1 to i
peace and Provincial Marine, '346 to'
-1b press. • Buenos Ayres and San Fernando,
Railway, 14' to 14 pram City of London Brewery
Preference 4 to f prem. ; and Bank of Terhand
.14 to 14 dia.