The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-26 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

LITZI2OOI, VEIL 25.—Ilabla today: Great Eastern, 311 1—
Great Western, 431—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1261 en dlr.—
Loudon and Norton Western, Itn 3 21—Manchester, !dietSeld,
and lincolnsFirc. I—Nildland 1241—North British, 321-
South Ea stern, 69: 1 I—Great Western of Canada, 131-rafted
State, NV. leltd. :41 - %lei-. Mlle and Ezchange Bank limited,.
s lusuranor Limited'. 13-16 13-16 d.—National
Steam Limited . 16 9-16 .I.—West India and Pacific steam,
.1.
MARCIIISTER, Pte. 25.—The market was 'Wady with a goal
business, An4lu.Ata, dean Telegraph I.calted I:o,—Atlautiss
Telograph prefersce percent.,.!--Consolidated Baulk Limited).
1216 p{.--District licnk, li p —Eden, 37}—Grent Fgatern, 31—
Great Lnzeinnourg. II 1:.16--lined Trunk of Canada. 211—
Great Western. cl—Lannuthireand Yorkshire, lani—Loiado•
and North Westcru..l22l-11auchenter. andan
shire, sol—Dittos;•- pref , .-16—Ifetrup,,lataii, 131;
land, 124—Ditto New per cent. CouvirtPie, I4s ad. p.—
South &igen% CO: I—Thaines and Mersey Marine Insurance
;limited. 31 p.—North B, 152.
hi IIIIN.:11A V. FE Rsilymy
Consertil.l.! 2%, lac cent.. at 11.10 premium. Closing
• prisms (anal, SU to w; Warwick :sod Dindug_
ham Canal, 4s. '.4 .rem and PArmlnwhnno c 3•131. 11l to
13; Birmingham F 'Luanda! Limited-. LI to 1! .11s.. 11Cliand
Financial Llooitei . to 11 Metropolitan hallway Carriage
and Wasou . third issue, / W . dis. ; Railway CarrLiim
and Wagon Lindted cildbury, Ito lj pm.. and %Itults's !ILIA
Limited., 11 to t; di;

The inarri.i.gii of Don Carlos of Spain with the
Princess Marguerite of Parma took place on the 4th inst.,
in the chapel of the palace of FrohadortY. The young
princess was led to tae altar by the Count and Countess
of Chambord. Accompanying the Spanish prince were
his mother, his brother. and the Duke and Duchess of
Modena. The benediction was pronounced by the Nuncio
of the Holy See in Austria, who also made a speech.

The American House of Representatives has re-
fused a vote on the Tariff Bill. A committee ha. been ap-
pointed fora conferen.m on the subject, which puts an end
to the measure.

A MtIRDER FOR TWELVE-AND-81XPENCE.—The
Court of AtlliZeN of Blois has just been engaged in the trial
of a young girl named Celestine Mulot, aged ld only, for a
murder committed under circumstances of the most bar-
barons deliberation. An old woman named petite, who
hawked small mercer,- wares about the country, called on
the 24th November last on the father of the accused to
obtain payment of a sum of lf. hOc. doe to her. The
money wis pail by the young girl who, when the old
woman opened her portemonnide to receive the sum, per-
ceived in it three gold pieces of M. each. The girl
appear'. to have then immediately formed the project at
murdering and robbing the hawker, and at once de-
clared that she would accompany her, to show her a
short way across the country. The girl took with her
a billhook' under the pretence of cutting some small fire-
wood on her way. Celestine Mulot appeared in the even-
ing in the houses of several neighbours, without betraying
the least emotion, and even displayed openly the three
gold pieces she had now in her possession. The body at
the woman was found in an unfrequented place twelve
days after, the back of the skull beaten in with some
heavy instrument. A part of the face bad also in the
meantime been devoured by birds of prev. As the accused
was the last person with whom the old woman had been
seen alive, a search at the father's house was :aide, and
led to the discovery of the billhook, still stained with
blood, and the portemonnaie. The girl then confessed the
mime, but added that her intention had been only to
recover the money she had paid to the woman. She was
sentenced to fifteen hard labour.—Getiyansi.