The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-20 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL WARR MARKET&

LimffirooL„ MAMIE :-.Great )Wire. 40 391 199-
-London and North Western, 121 i 1 1-Manchester, Sheffield, 148
and Lincolnshire, 661 4-Mcdropobtan, 113 21-11idland, 1231 a 10
-North Eastern, Berwick, 110-South Eastern, 741 xd.- Si,
Buffalo and Lake HUM, 114 9-16 1 7-16 -Grand Trunk ot Puede, IL
341--Great Western of Canada, 164 -Trio, 664 1-United States 116.
ASO Bond', 701 - Virginia Six per Cent., 60-Dutch Ithenials, 60
p.--Great Luxembourg shame, 16 6.16-flambee and Me ng% IN,
61}04 41 14 1-16 10 - Alliance Bank London and Licup 60
(Limited), 21 pp.-Bank of Liverpool, M-Barnedh Basking Com- 100
pan, (Limited:, 6-164 -Mercantile aed Exchange Bank (Lbnitedl, 160
4 6-16 d.—British and Foreign Marine (Limited), IP. 114.
Liverpool and London and Globe Fire and Life, 84 8 in-Queen 81.
Insurance, 7-16 1 p.-Channel Steam (Limited), 4 d.-ffiktabire 86.
Oil, 313 24d. 10
MANCHI/fl3l, MAJOR 19.-A moderate business was done, but Ms
at lower prices generally. Alliance Bark (Limited), 21 p-
Cries, MU 6 1-Great Eastern, 411119/-Great Northern A. nae
-Great Western of Canada, 161$-•_6 111.16-Gnat Western. fill
1-Illinois, We 4 60-Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201-London
and North stern, ill, 4 1-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin-
colnshire, 01 3 -Metropolitan. 133 II -North Eastern, Yorke,
109 -Ditto, Berwick', 110 1-Overerd. Gurney, and Co. (Li-
mited), 21 p -South Easters, 744 411-United States 6-20 Years'
Bonds, 71 1-Yirginia Six per Cents. 61 61 4 3 2 601.
BIKIMIGHAX, KAMM 19.-Busbies done : Bbmiagbata
Alliance Fire (Limiteo) at per: sad Mantis Metal (Limited) at
Mx Closing prices: London and North Western hallway,
1211 to 1131: Wellington and Severn Junction Railway, 10 to
101 : Great Western Redeemanle Five per Cent., 1001. sellers :
Birmingham sffimal, Mt, sellers: Birmingham Financial (Limited),
Ito if prem. : Midimd Financial (Limited), dle, to par: Bir-
mingham Fire 'lnsurance, 99, buyers and ilenddol Slate and
Slab, per to 4 pram.
DMus, Rages LT.-Three per Cent. Camel; e64-Ne
pr Gei w Three
Nook, 851 1-Munster Bank (Limited) (IL 10a. paid),
36-National Bank la paid), 761 - National of Liverpool
( L
ent (L) (10ted), toiL 1 paid), )
paid, 6'
171-G Bank
reat Bmthern (10L )and )Western
-Union
Bimi
(1001 paid), 9i -Great !Southern and Western, 4 per mat. per-
petual (all paid), 90.

The committee of her Majesty's oommiesionen for is
the Paris Exhibition on Group IV. (clothing, including II
fabrics, and other objects warn on the person) met yesterday ;
at the South Kensington Museum. Present :—Lord Hoary 41,4
Looms Mr. Thomas F. Gibson, Mr. H. W. Ripley. The gm
committee appointed associates fee tbe several classes tom- it
prised in the group, II
THE LIVERPOOL LIBERAL ASSOCIATION AND TEI :
REPORTS BILL.—The provisions of the new reform bill were u
discussed at a meeting of the Liverpool Liberal Association e
on Saturday. It was generally agreed that the measure de- U
served the support of all ',inane reformers ; and, with the al
object of strengthening the hands of the government by • V
favourable declaration of public opinion in favour of the ,
bill, co far as this town is conce-ned, it was resolved to
convene • public meeting, on an early day, at the Am hi- I
theatre, nadir!' the presidency of Mr. James Aikio. The
I Chancellor of the Exchequer, as a native of Liverpool and
°LUKEN WELL. as one of the representatives of South Lancashire, will be
001IMITTAL OP A PUGILIST FOR MAISLAUGHTER. invited to attend and take part in the proceadings.—Lirer-
Masa. Brown, who it was stated was a pugilist, was I pool Mercury.
charged, on remand, with assaulting and cawing the death ' OXFORD, MARCH 19. —The result of the examine-
al John Loveman, an omnibus driver, at Holloway, Bonin theology at which the Denys/. and Johnson's 'choler.
Mr. Beard attended for the prosecution, and stated that ships are given away is as follows :—Denyer and Johnson
since the last remand, • coroner's isquiry r c
aid been held, scholars-1. C. H. Waller, Uoiversity ;2. W. Baker, St.
and the jury had returned • verdict of manslaughter stains , sJohn's, and W. E. Daniel Worcester. equal. Laurlabiliter
the prisoner. The short facts of the case were t eve : ! onyessoo vlsi scot—W. Baker, St. John's ;W. K. Daniel,
The deceased was the driver of a Favorite omnibus, I We:ester ;C. A. Potter, Merton ;H. N. Purcell, Exeter ;
and on the 11th alt. he was with his omnibus at the Arch- I and C. H. Waller, University. Examiners—R. Scott,
way Tavern, Highgate-hill. The prisoner, who was Tee, Balliol ;W. M. Pansy, Christ Church ; and C. H. Henrik),
much the 1/001se for liquor, wanted to get oa to the om- 1 mist church.
tabus, but was prevented doing so by the deceased. The Uhrignarry or LONDON.—The following canal-
prisoner made two or three attempts to get on to the om- ,
dates passed the late examination for the degree of Neuter
nibus each time being prostrated by the deoemed. This
seemed very much to annoy the prisoner, who caught hold inr„.B,___iurge'r7, :—sa• 11"mi"ti"--Elwyn Andrew, 111-at
of the deceased, and ia the most videos manner threw him ' '','"4 Co"UM* ; Peter Maury Ds", ALB.. University
.el Edinburgh. Examination for Honours.—Peter Maury
with great force on to the ground. When the deceased
was picked up it was ascertained that one of his legs was Dees, MAI. (scholarship and gold medal), Usiversity of
Ed. inhargh ; Ed wyn Andrew, Y.D.(gold medal), Canter-
broken, sad, at his own request, he was taken to the King's •
arty gm
Oolloge HospitaL He went on very well fora short time, , ,-,
but dismay& he Warne worse and died. urs.Novrgas AND TEL LASH.—Mr. Justice Lush
at the I will be remembered by the Manchester garotters. In
Mr. Thomas Howell said he was bouse-surgeon
King's Coll Hospital, Carey-strest, Lincoln s-inn-tielde. charging the rand jay at the opening of the assizes, the
The d , who was suffering from a broken leg, was ad- leamed judge expressed his detarmioation to award the
untied to the hospital on the 11th Feb. He remained severest punishment the law permitted to those who
should be convicted before him of "robbery with
there until the 7th of Mari*, when he died. Be died
from exhaustios caused by • =emotion of fits of an epileptic wiolottok, ' •Twoll,t7 Raillaweler woo wad WOE", who
character, and inflammation of the right leg. Be was present wow beau Mena guilty of such offset:ea were yes-
at
at the post mortem examination, but he could not say that tarday brought up for seetsnoe, and with one 'gasp
the brakes leg was the maw of death. 1 all the elate prisoners were ordered to be flogged and kept
Yr. Barker asked the mediesl gentleman if he thought .to Food servitude. With the prospect of the lash haw*
the brakes leg had hastened the death of the deceased even thaw, the majority of the pn"nOrel lays the ral=
by a minute. The witness replied in the negative. He
exhibited • degree of bravado which is cooly to be f
Imuld natio that the fits he bad spoken of wee* brought ie old offend*, ; many et them shouted al to their
an by the broken leg. fliends, annosselasoctir seutioce, and two threw their
Mr. Beard rasoarlcsd that previous to the markt& the de- (who ahlwaill the "—Meackester Guardian.
cased was a strong hearty sass, and ono did net loon to A striking evidence of the decay into which the
be anything Ora matter with him. He had to ask for a re. agrieeltnral intends of Ben* Omens& have fallen is loud
mead so that be might get the gentleman ben who made in the fact that imported rice le saw weed at Charleston.
the post MAIM exansinatioe. At the Inquest it spas stated Massorourais Fan Hoarrfal, Dinorgimul-
that the Wag &meth of the deceased bad been accelerated by wee% Crrr.—The awnless of pstiesta relieved
hi lag brokia. lie sedsolscod that the house sue- daring the week eagle( 17 was—Medical, sur-
geon would hare proved that fast. gisal, 575 ; WWI, 1,545; of while 574 were new rem

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)