The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-13 00:00:00

The witnaea admitted that it did not.

Cross-azamination continued —The prisoner gave me •
letter to take to Wyld's reading-rooms in Leicester-square.
I did not go by the name of Roker. I did not go as a spy.
The commissioners ordered me to attend • public meeting
there. I was ordered by the commissioners of the English

police to notice who attended the meeting, and what wee
aid. I went in plain clothes. There is what is called a
debating-room at this place. I went there. U. Benwai
was in the chair, and the company were discussing political
matters in French. I understand French as well as Ido
English. It was an open public debating-room. rha
subject discussed was to show the difference between
democratic and despotic governments. I did not Sep
more than half-an-hour. There were forty or fifty perms
present, but there were not more than two or three English.
I made some memoranda at the time, and having referred to
them, I find the account I have just given is correct.
Cross-examined by Mr. James—l went on two °maims,
but my uncle wee not with me on the two occasions. A
oanstable of the D division, in Italian, was with me on the
ascend occasion. I shook a few of the hooka, but they Wei
in such a filthy condition from vermin that I did not con-
tinue the search on the first occasion. I was requested by
Mrs. Parker to look at the dirt state of the books and
papers. I found a letter on the Tuesday, which I imagioed
to be signed by Orsini. I have frequented Wyld'a News
room in Leicester-square. Jwasnever asked my name, ow

did I par as Proby7 The 9th of Janutuy was .the thit oc-
casion I want there. I attended a public meeting held them
and I did so at the requeet of the 'English COMinissiosas oi
police. The object of the visit was to see what wee going
on, and who were in the debating room. M. Bs urd ISIS
in the chi.ir. and the prisoners were di/cueing peiltied
matters in French. It wss an open public debating MOM
The subject was the difference between democracy and des.
potism, and as I thoroughly tmderatiu2d French, I knew
what was pawing.
Mr. James—The object of the discussion wee to show the
advantages of constitutional government over despotism.
The Attorney-General—The witness did not Say that.
Mr. Jame—Bat that was the tendency of the debate, wet
It not

itnes—Yes, it was.
Cross-examination oontinned—There were two or three
Englishmen mutat. I cannot say how many. It is adver
tised outside that a public discussion takes piece every Mew
day evening. I remained about halt an hour. I attended as a
spy, and made • report to the comminioner of what I esit
and heard. I reported that • number of persona were dent
that M. Bernard was in the chair. and the subject of dims
don but I do not recollect now what I said about that. OS
the Monday following I attended the debating-room spin.
Mr: James—As a spy P
The Attorney-General objected to the question.
Mr. Jams--Spy is an English word, well-understood, WI
I =bolt I have a light to put the question.
The Attorney-General persisted in he objection. The
Ct.:wascalculated to cast opprobrium on the wines.
mined that the witless ought to be simply add
what direettloas ware given to him.
Lord Campbell—Yes; you may put any question to get et
the facts, and leave the jury to draw their own inference.
Mr. James quoted Hardy's trial, in which Mr. Emile
pot the same question to a vita's., and it wu not objeotedlo.
He bad • right to uk the witness whether he acted as a
spy, but the witness could object to answer the queen" V
he thought St.
Mr. Simon, on the same side, argued that the quidem
could be put. The word expressed in one team tits oserpes
don of the witness, and he was at liberty to ley yes or act N
the Imputation as be pleased.
Lord Campbell ruled that the question could not te obi
The witness could be asked what directions ware gnu
hint, what he did, what he saw, and what he reported.
Crewe-examined—l did not epresent myself ealuiriter
ion, or one of the public. Panned in like an de
who was present. I cannot tell what was the d
discussion, but it had relation to Italian or Preach Ws
I heard nothing particularly shocking. I went OS a did
occults, bat was refused animas. Mr. Wyki did set id
me that I was • French spy ; that I "wear. I made wed
reports to the English commissioners, but none to the
French government; nor, indeed. was I paid
daily for this particular " job." I am • OW
sergeant, and this description of work falls whet se/
duty. I entered upon this description of business es les al
last October and mince then I have made about twenty*
ports upon there French and English discussions. I elver
attended in plain clothes, but never with a Fres& elliar,ne
have I been "on duty" with any French deer, though I
have carried menages to them from the oonuanionira I
have never been to the Discussion Forum near Towle Da
About three weeks ago I went again to the Lennie-WO
rooms in company with Sergeant Lockyear ; but we WOW
fused admission for the same tenon as before. I ode
memoranda of what I had previously heard, but I have se
got them with me. I swear I have never been shoot Lode
with two Frenchmen for political purposes. I havoc relsk
Wary, and this is a portion of my duty. I stress IWI
never received any money from the French government. la
have I received any addition to my pay during the laet ten
=oaths. have attended no other meetings but thaw kV
In Lean.loas. nue.
Be --I am a police-sergeant. I joined the Oka
La February, 1861, and I was oa " beat" duty es a °null
for thus years and was then promoted. Ilndereastleg
French well I was appointed to look after these cosstlegb
Whoa I assn say advertised or announced I mond to In
Richard Mayas, sad he gave me instructions how to
I send up to these instructions to the beat of my abirtyrell
the reports I made are still in existence. In no way eh*
ever have I "tad waddle the instructions or directions dde
French authorities. My actions and movements were elver
directed by my "emotion In SootJand.yard. I predate"
letter written by Allsopp dated the let of January nib
which I found at the prisoner's lodgings.
The Attorney-General proposed to have this letter fwd.
Mr. James objacted. There wee nothing in evictions
er
yet to some it with Dr. Bernard. The letter contend
opinions upon the conduct of the Emperor Napkin; It so
written twelve months before the transaction now being
vastigated. There was nothing done or said by the
' sour to show that he agreed with the abstract °Oakes e-
vened by the letter. Why there was surely a joarseld
or a member of parliament who had not received nose dr
lent letter against the conduct of Louis Napolein; but
what principle Gould nth • latter be used as evidence
them in the germ of say answer from the peel to wt.
it waif, seriweitter,beasoo7.7o.....vehryererle Ri
ice
principled b mitifd rd.
dews to allow this letter to be read. There was stag?
show that Dr. Bernard had ever communicated web sr
napp ; bad wee seen him, much loss written to him;
end l
each • state of facts how could this letter be used Ws"'
him when it might have been received by hits in deem.
way as journalists or legislators had received shads

cotasnikatione. -
Mr. Simon, on the lime side, heisted that the wove 1101
conneot the prisoner with the letter by sows we or ardoi.
Wawa showing that be 'wanted to its contents. For ellem_,
the court knew Dr. Bernerd had repudiated the elow"
He may have so enewered it, and yet in the abloom ~.

I THE EXPRISS, TUESDAY EVENDTO, APRIL 13, 1858.
I B ERN A RD_ . .
.rein e. might be amble to prom that he had dose ao. All r LAW INTELLIG EN CE. SHARE LISTS.-7 HIS DAY sutra-W Tosibiad/Ona. MONEY .11. e
that was sow is evidence agates' the prisoner was that he W. 1 Pd. 1 eitt,.a... 1 Oladee roe 1 Aro istlne
- .._____ I neweer. I rie I on. -
bad minuend the letter.
T,-THIS DAY. Lore Campbell said the court were all of opitsion that the THIB DAT. Two °Timm IN all ADM* sr N. Looser
Ord et 4 pee era. lo cote on the bench 1,,,,, us somissibie in evidence.
-4.- 'The railway share market to-day. exhibits no the GA Trost el Orede iw
Tr letter, of which the following is the purport, wee then The funds to dun;
the trial leers then COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. striking variation. The principal business consists I : liereeaoes blies- I I
teed but are now qt
of preparations for the settlement. The rates of is to De. do. 1
_._.. - - Dear Doctor,-Many Musks for the two slips which I MAW Iffr. Caseuiresur lesalimeque.)
" lower than the
previous day. return winded. I ham not n, tired any letter in reply to
est al the Attorney. the erseinunications which sou propvied sending to the 1111 as DUGS AND 511.10.-TNI &LAT 28234 D AND interest to the next account are generally very mo- LI rei e- .--41,J*W..11wr.. . WI• 111 NIL r
dente, and this circumstance contribute* to render we iss usu. haiiiii • business is goia
DABITOBD SAXE. 6P. a ha., 021. ISM
that ((Quad a letter frools is Italy. I hops that .me rucesre Lave hest re- the market steady. Midland stock has been in
markets the princip
tensed. Loam. I tin 'l'd to le act nut any dilemma ot no liankrnPlai kingthan end Robert RIO*, were Walla.
ed the matter Mace.
maim is United to • eingte ',Met. Difference of opinion is of Oravemnd and Dartford. The failure occurred in De- demand and was marked as high as 921, but has tieree ►IS rriv.idrivi.ititteastA 1"...: Ti 1:112
Gists of preparation
Islam en the 7th of . v• • try army, but unity in actor to wee. umber bet towards the close of the commercial panic. Thu since relapsed to 911 to 93. London and North ei r. Were end S. kern .. - - Om
lorderde-exlstsr
De Indian Loan is firm
into my fist visit to tory for moire& However I have every meadows In the wee the adjourned examination meeting ; bat the accounts Western stock is now quoted 94 to V ; LIMN- il: r' ~w-i„,•-,i,,,T°07.4.1, Dwl net - -.
cc in melody. I left home, the abotatuethle Iniat'Cro att of lb. Ind of December being only Pet glad another adjournment wee rendered ne- shire and Yorkshire, 871 •to 1, being dull ; Se I Nees 1 it pm broker has made a,
woes so hut reached his culminating point Have you sees weararT; Great Western, 661 to t, beinti per cent. lower :. I: =Tar' II die 166 tee R to-day.
the rose state. The
W "etherize contempt with which Smith O'Brien alludes Mr. Lawrence, for the usignore, uked fur an adjournment, than it nt . ._ s - dsth u g p., sm.*. ig,
Consols for the 8
the cm I first found. to the Qua... ba„,,,, tea attoot.ktod boo. who ta not topes tines for the examination of the accounts. urea yesterday; neon an on ~,
_., _ . _ _ _ 1 ir el
itity of other pawn Botha to grits much more trouble even it he should escape the Ile • 110001 014301161 f'r the bankrupts- Western, 92 to 1; Great Northern, 261 to 1 per '; ro (421.7taib.-7„.ra i Ili
NI, are now quoted
property at Reigate, rightroas retribouon he so richly merits. If I wee in Cali- Mr. Graham, the oficial Resign's, said that the balance- share ; and Eastern Counties, 111 to 1; Caledonian ft IN ,GedenctnAroten ii
al r For money, the pi
fotaia I would at once doable the amount Awed by Lander 'beet reereitrd • better appearance then he enacted, end he is sensibly better, being last marked 86. Winn CDs 5 pin at Debminrin a a NI letter. Mrs. Parker w
.rii,thi, would mg.m an art of joatic. on th., neat did nut think that a bug adjouraninat would be necessary. Three per Cents.
ark to the effect that
wrached caitiff. It is ap or comidation to know that he a Adjourned to the Ihh of May. Indian Railway stocks continue in demand, with ma te Da ielel,11::: al re
in at 961 to 1 ;
most keep it. aelignt to dnek beim* rims slisoei to drown his fain; he . The acccaulte hays Ira by Mr. J• ~,, dow rather an upward tendency. Great Western of ia_
__4o Dodo led te. OS mai I
• 211
icing say evidence of ...tt,..lird, end with lion the spin= which ha somehow Jewry-chambers. Theiot =theet is se Sigma : Canada shares are fully supported at the improvement ;Ift Nu 951 to 1; Bank Si
user. gems ne.caury to keep up. I shall feel glad to bear from yam 11On anti li, 1851, To D.C. 19, 1867. which was established yesterday afternoon. Great N, 2 ji. winto.A. ,eh .,1 wiPm 1 Bills at 355. to 4
Is to Ornate , mad on any matter in which you feel 4i...up Dl' .......,
..... Luxembourg and Pernambuco remain rather flat. w rt. sw,.. .
_ri fir
...... ........ trawl. 14 10 1869, at 101 ; and I
the letter mid placed .... •..
in Wove, when am sett in London, and I hope you will %um. =sew . Malta 0 0 ORDINARY seams AND STOOL&
Turkish Biz per
wed yesterday shoat a pre me smother evening if item be so arranged as sot to in- •Ts drew
i pos. 4... IN ell De. de 13.wethent en, tee 101
song a beep of pipes. jinn* with more Important sync turns. Be bad enough to y.....b... b. ..,.., .1......"..b.......„... i:7 ri, 101 ,I, Mt I Pt. I r• it ..• Ire rvZir lis I mo. lie 011 Dail real INLON.7I ror tel Hsi purchues are recori
N all lisinns Wier. 41 ger am ri IN
per.:
on the leer rare Ormni of my wannest sympathy an eardeassi re- Ts ROM= op VW nerable. 1478111., el whir 133 i Sr le esona.ir D. NI 6 81 Il 01 Do apereal..ia...... We 11 the present account,
r aay remark elm I gird sad mutt, with the offer of my poor airriess at all eaomeal m ame bad 3,011 0 0 gg a Darla _. ...
uning.-I am, der doctor, your. fraternally, Ts e.ral et J. FURL JaN4lllll :...... ...... .... ..... 1.170 4 4 ggs ee C 1 Wieliliallteo - I ' "1 to t. The Guarant
my pocket with the To ere N. ars drew . .. 1.131 1 5 api et 6 Do4th llzt.Oes.6 poi& i Ig'
•T. Ausoer. re suers be se# As .. ... . lour re u ii, ug meet with enquiry.
sor, Mrs. Parker Mal .. May tiro sow hare see the lest instalment co/Janos to the 21,4•1 br•Dillt la N. Mr 2.4.18 II 0 u fet
... - i N 8 I.lawassorleresar.a
In that," holdiag 14, rule, the dawn to life-the life to humanity. Te MIS 1111011 . ......... ... ............ ..........
rb
25 8 Da.O.Nre I O. 4 Bales are recorded
and to look at her. I " lii Kest, Joss 1, len." th. oe• sae V ....
trodi 910 11 ell Oselt re lemers - 99 D. Sot 1r1nn05.11.40.1110 -•-
1. Is diode ess.lll. telin .. I 1 a-Half per Cents., :
Mr. Tenet Davie Parker, an lindbilinn le Mem. Her- ---- so mums -,. ....., ._ "° - pin De Three per Cents.
reverting the woad
In Do. •1 • so' We.lass 4 - w DoNew. . .....
mop, wholesale drag of Alderepeentnists proved the at toooty ~„C‘e* DM 1110 sili Do 111 i pos. O oil le P.. iii. ID iDo podialt. -..:.. . - - II Three per Cents.,
4 I found it in • book. of ellenticede by the prisoner cm the 41b of Novem- el ems fie iii:i."'' ...... ''''''''''''
.......
tsit 1 ii
room. but I did net CtsdasitStb of Deoember last. The Peaks* consisted of 81 eserieret. IMO& melminiii ........*****::**:'•••• Lt..• • • tit D1M'•41844%;• I/ 81- g I gab =I witra ridi, . . 1 o
IN a-Half per Cents.,
I did so when I went agneand, mercury and &bubo'. Sr SW ease. . ... "."
.7111,iii
MM. he WaliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMar * tal Cie ...... ..... . IA i
St IN Men al lit Cents., 90; ; Spai
On the ird of April, Kr. Edward eharaltere Kindles, • manbetoming 3=7 St lee liar 0 FOILNION AMWAY'.
amid. deposed to the gam at the salende and la dr 1.0 lemenerwille el re SOli lade.- .... ..... 8.900 94Ea De Ito =i N- u
i mote • report to Sit naufsenre of the Isbaiwthi perar-dry ewe= R ... will" awl.. - ...... ••••-•-•-•- ' ...... 16'266 66L di =aft "6 N. I re.l lassvan. I awn mum I Ires.
the 7th of Kurth, aad sal alcohol, asst memety. He abo seem :
Pee War SW goloot . 14.144 Nal lilleirgird se so ell Army ase eiserrem.. e *
M se fiestas, 44 ; Turkish
I. They are the lame dr prom" by which the powder le Mama. It is such 420/0•Nor. ..,, ........ ...... •••••• •• •••• • se Et HI r * s niMoVreolloorpe ; .;_jal 1 div. ; ditto, Guaran
se char ta toy moans- rue implosive than empower. It le kept fa • wet redo T.: NW www.... lik: pa leo 01111144bworrega:r166
II et Ore North 91
isi e all WON lleseero ameba- 1 U The steamer M
suers the it is pair Merles. • eaNabbrika of them - 40.440 16 SM. Ile Oita NOrtnanil ... ..... 4111 lei 10 is ei e: S =t% =Mil: 74 i morning from the I
three m mire a sot geed la photm_sgateiodmares. ft IN on jilt et .17 81 87 10 1 NIS Burt Merl
wed the reports swat Is M. Charm Preet, main by Mr. lam althf tkere le 6 ik. Ho pe. r•I 101 IR
St IN 04 sees. rd 011.11*.1 NIN aII II ill 1110111110:1.%. .....
... ...
ndasco• deb. squares el array, aid diners ef Ik, Isharstary el NIN lerrotIerrot Worn P..
i is i ?Cm be lesa I PO
um lir al eir : 71 1 yr besides 50,0001. in
oat el their sin hares . Os the Ilse of Jeneesey lea, I saamiesel tk• sen- THE POLICE COURTS. e.. IN Dosaarerrowaer.
N
trawler "out maartig• shell which bed Ism beads ma al dr empl- $ ell 'rare sod Cadre - - arrive in four or tiv
14: Do. TIMM ..... -•-• arms. It easlastd • lohniselbg media, commed aof li M. New twee - ... At the Bank yest
norserlum at the these
Mb esid, asterren, and Mahal. Its power in twisty amee THIS DAY. sa IN issessake and Tor 1 a In; I N 4 tesobenle Tarr „,.._. ge 41 Xs were very moderi
rah hm memory, and Mat armee pespowder. le 6 1 Ds do P. - -
the etatenicol he had Mr. Tarr, the aeseepar ef the gasperder weeks al the 11 no.esP 1 0 els 8.1
Ut 4313 Loren sed Blentgral
111 all lone end eledleoneer - -di, minimum rate of di
Reed Amaal, deposed be
the darer earla el pawl= sea la 3' Moe New. ... . ini DO Darla Antonin_ ..... -• 24 per cent, but th
MANSION-HOLISE. en. •iii Ciaii irs arri We
4 with roc on this no- MIS deers la AMA& mare. No Mamma a the et. Ice N ill Surer Moe imps .....
sliii a
In the Stock Exch.
mairgia mdand. -wig im it 16. hod „jam. bad • lig, nanincoirre Hammen, was brought before the St IN =north amain.. tn NI
di. re $ 5De. de. 4ow eml. Pref U
ei c ...ponied me. Hs ever has mod es toms la the Sena my. Tb, belor- Lead mea,",.,_, with helag el°,_,_Le° • wreei.itar ,the ra. IN " Ini= Wren- HI A al I •
len Xerthenot Male 1.3 PI
5 De. Nee Moo ,_ ~ ,.. -po Of the 191,0001.
t the triaret 00 Mrs. rasp pear eon * the Ragan essay has at am Maly T"PereT "6" Ter, Mr. Youle, •P"ear cif Leonean"' le se a IMO Se - - au larreera bur /*X
ti • filthy stote. dm the Me at amen gunpowder. The a Ile°°°. St. IN sfrails.., lisselsela M 07 I Cream - sent into the ftnk.
wys,r to the memo- the puede mead hark it into shout coeittleas mar. The prammar ead-On Thursday, I sent the prisoner for li: Ni Ilawsedms . - -
sut elt 1,2191* Nan Peer,'oere. rid Redir. IN IN
as se De. new_ ..... .. .......Whilst the Cansi
sl - Ed mined sorbing abut Cessimambed hy Mr. Jarese-I debt knew Mt per- ,n.elmage bl IL. ad sell war •hi
neotteelij bretteritedtat:thittt Ilet Ili ori..*(killr"Wd(l)l"*" N N - N eLI Par led arms
sees le I Roth War tworee in specie for New
le" W.V." 16666 said by the Iliublurbma, Iles eselay, end is the slide-Masa. I bad sent Ina for cheap _ all Sereanerlialliana• •• • ; ;
MMus% se dr Closamime maim the RONIIIIIIL apes Immar earelese, and he river deceived me. lam ap• •ri 1.11 1..! - - alsePersadroggifent '4 a, 1. $1 de U
II Sane and 6,0001. ins pecie.
a decreame in the q
111, 111- Oselers Barker barrister. rematma br Mr. prolamin Mt he hee same bad companions.' N ell Xema,tir Us - - DU Boni Doer
primmer rm. as. a Bodkin-Dr. Bereed we the tutor of my child,... I was A nooson a rid the boy had ma In US Nonni/ .......... ....... Ti
lIL 6 ell Rend Swodel
le as Suers rd Deets
ns t..sorater-boture.. asseereset saM Ma la the mouth a July, 1867. I noolleet woe' ea her hunk eadairraahereeed wed kin, oe . 11 W Isl3Ww°wW°l u°l"- kt
- I& IN Nor Beret 111 ref g ell De. Geser=rress... this side will be d
teal not go es • apy. hie le me be m Introduction for • friend of hie 6o • juu,se acaighah be pupae, earegr. 14. ell North Deno ame sat D. - -
not • public mann edlieller, damn whom as alma. might he a- The primer mid diet he lad spat the man Act{ St ell Do. A - -. 51 NI wet Norm .. . ...... .
fie tiOne had taken Ala
Wier. of the English hire en en Mete sear &Pull. The same of his Mead by the mined le gesthes4 in I'M far • Pip, se h• ft IN f. reeve-Bowl*- . NI Re 901 II
U tie Du
o.
0 14.11 Repo 2 les dr IS all Dar ew
se a seamen it
Arn0......
116 U id don was 108 per ce
wim he mil, Abosap. I goes him • Mir of hatrodsetion, going to eta ee the etepaymat is whirr he wee . et - -. A telegram from
,sortoce, and what OW ask la 111/5/0111114 Int to • gestlemes armed Massa, is th• It au owed that the prams, me sabbal ILK r es. lee Do. Tort .. - - change on London I
ar what is called a Cley, eke made abeam on WM. water of lb, sad had Ma forgiven that MINOS ; that he It .: ratjr".•
I there. N. Berard thssemmisad by Mr. Jamse-I had the knows Dribs,- had an extraordinary diem:lidos to ha dre, mid that be had le al Jess el, um jp 1 FOREIGN OBLIGATION&
• diermiag political lerd be Mat IS .ninths He bed bees globs wry claim so iselbatioa at all to go le ass, lad may made that as • aR: 1 ..... :I it r.
NAHA Lati.v.int. I Ocean RON I Ni.. quartet dearer the
mck as well eit leo eriv krises he sheet she woubs. His- oracle man in preheat Is order I. mope jambe "gala aa ' ess. illeliii. le 11 10
.4 40 01 Anatrate •f PAW. A WO. - ... was dull. The mu
ea bony re ear* arideeneep. I rurnabie rat be The Lastsayor-I don't
to whet we ces do with gm* ... ...... - -• which have arrive
Mating • room. The smiled ls me me Wen woe shout Min asprimis hi • hey Mr th Myriam:tent to whieli le Mil he mistral •••••••••••••••• - - gm el De. Zee 5 eiremO .... -. IS 14. Pie dasnace brinell p• Ile did se Maim _ that I wes • drone a the Ime• ben this earan. I •wish to ask hir abeam he Mire le .. ....
1161 11 11 119 ell G. Omer eireerseSpot - -.
A first dividend
is. I Ltd set seep red Or Oar, with whom semeary he wee am he tried here er at the Old Bailey. •••• {e Arty fie alb preens serania. I h• wee isterered is some 'spa mar The prinener-011, I'd probe bass Wed hare. Bft :1 ra 4" .1" 'DmittraNbenlert 656"
Pir
aelLami.....
l'il able on the 30th it
a i NI eir 19 ail Ireolorde.T'sreri ..... IN IN demon, Sandeman, I
Mt me made at the works. The Lead Mayor-Very well, you nal be tried on Friday
NI DI
toe Or those Impish. • ••• -•• • te a/1 Mower Goer 8 pool - -
Mr. Anima Mem, 'sunroof by the Attorsey-Gentral- neat. . ..... •••••• lei as et Wee sod masa sre W - ... who ailed at the cc
ad Mom teamed is SOUTHWARK. as an be honer According to a
I airy IS berlime Is the City, sad make norm largely
waX;s:.: CI tar N all Nerthernarhaneslse.M. 111 111
ma iie coml. ea marposs. I admen 4.6001. so Mr. Allsoppos die m 510.101711 ASSAULT OX 800 RD A STROXIII.
7 II die 911 all pa mollies, aow es - - of Messrs. J. E.
rat an Me ateadsas. =ream pigmy Ease astapees H. sm.& to tat, has AMA a mere ea herd the Oris• Hamteng su ws --iii, ; I u
Se
teal Do. ememiselwellthm U IX Tarquand, Youngs,
Is two raise. A le me hem As het Maim la which Memos was mum'aflt• **ll le Keeelariewli. woe been" beam Mr. al la • N li es Ell Per ewe Ls ones" - -
lode le Dr. DerserL Mr. Aflame is • tall person, with • iknassike armed el* lir°l4°6 Joba N4°o4 all"h" LL LI ;sleelaVoln ii• il tio all ma • 101 Ili 2le consolidated into 0
~ sue wfili re as the 4ao lOW =dr erpereeet. - &Rd eseeperamomsdiseelomear lit is kle INONOr. NIEST, dews the asemresin, causing such inimms es his ft 1 iii wiwki,...dpiii;ii: ,
Net wormer Pries! par 101 a Turquand, Youngs,
bar. has dry wets Des Cheney who Ie eras mamagag. .eaaag 'Pas OP dm are a" lieges el his recovery. He le new I a Warned m I tuna. - - llO Vire Iria peer - - 11$1 i The rise in the
that I did ate no. git bases - I was sapsiteall with ?slim ISM* afirom ow" is clitslidistal • ell West Orme ....... .. , -. ..
ea W. ler el Le•AOrrel r .- ... IS et W.61.1r. Wlireell Po 101 Ur causing increased 1
I wee ...,..eel by I gm* haw knows him sheet two pen RAM Jr.nn Nil, a "eh" 01 0""a, 161 6" I ill De. • Ina to dis.llll T a A _
de el las boobs sal rat Tray. When I am dew ban be tray aliest seem ellen Is the raft the primer an dr la- 5 a Dio. • t "sr esit sell] COLONIAL 00 ...... NT SIOURITINS. guaranteed nitwit
ty, which 1 el No hayCarbrifebleersee. Hydrpsile. I geed led ma me In the wet amiss niem eel they hod •N a Sall load" - . rot i
do i rear leel w. sew. I atm. . eeellritY. yield,. m
min Wylortmg= is Na them se sipper lienermil. WM he nore_ mei_ .elti_ lied ee""m".._ ._....._,Llllbtita TUT
.... et outoatae..jaa.a./aly IN 1111 Ile UN I stock of the East
TRIITIMINON UNARM
v erred ay me, mar plan Mew apsestawas be wale se l's is deallm ""rso •"1 " la e'r °°.° ''''''' eve:/
Vt. Dot perlder_ellop. se. t« IN ut
mew, Keadie.tawa. It ma Ys Isibwbar et Minh nod leLiwie...the leer ._____,.._*6Bl. or **l__
.. bets, a depth _etl Pk I Lamar. 1 Geri eneo. I Ni..
Noy owl the bet cmbail* N. Nee Marivetek Doom IN 107 IN on the part of mom
Its amiss held there, het year I wesit le ibe wlllh him SS bows- tees feet.
~,
___w..,
_WWI lie as
ewe eene•Yed to w$ Ile. IN lewd It mow 4p. el, SO 90 53 944 at. nawssoawashaDes IN 17 W ele stock, as the highs
rieh remearteme oa beeper aad es eastalase all lei rd depareurs hr pi um a. IN rialedeeko.4l., WWI INA'S 114.. Nen Sorel or Me.
OW= bike& Dr. Deneed wee spas hemare time alai r. B. sad he bad a artilloate man that John es lie 112leelt__.,1113 SG* 7. m, Dub. Weer 18T_ ~11 IS 107 MN 1011 proceeds in some of
sr whet wee lie WM, INN to viell Yes se Mt twice a wish. The
..,
_Nei9°.____._.__w"l".lll2._ heoPi*l___„
___.liiitt,_.• fracture the spice mar..., IM. gm Ligiro* in....... • a .... St. tAwo.Oser.6 reds IN IN US an advantage I
es. M. limmed me-- el. *Win ires Sela IN UT IN
• dOweerstog pared Worry anglord owl °Meg row aeon& The g... ;on wrongs ter me mesh. ..... .. might linger a :aim
Bent how
asuc,..a.
u..11,...ru1t.....1
IT new issues of r
them I dew Oriel re zawwee win ea Nagag eg but them wen my Millshope of his recovery. He JOINT STOOD DANIA
puha" Matra rear.
a arsarerry end dm sa IN De. de. la 6to
Nember. I ham sews his sift. Is was as V"... '111464, it ell the eel of the priwwl that Nam" ft IN De. New 4ts Oro pt.. In 1305 U Na I ilen. 1 Bora I IPA OL oleo IMr la this respect
Ye Taman hire hle uneaten, ead in '"'" over r e. at &Niro Ilatas. Ne Oleo -i -
woad From* I lam leam IN sea me U. error s - ii undertakings appe
el Parke. Alec Ye Pa at Iferminhar Dr. Burma erne Wit•••• /r 1 that they. we" delhdaß abi rafts( me le- lio a.
b 0 C r 3::: - -
mks ma to show the in Na Mel Grallesmeet, end Igm kw Orsha's arm "eh other. Imer the Mime" nearly mil" ever IP" et m sirs..earts. Mit, 4ls a a INd 111 re. 1! Era:- g iti nal the East Indian. I
Oa nee menden Mr Omeera Dr. Beemeta did him. Then wee mother stoker who saw man Ma he ate. ft oes Grog, Nothooa roger 7the traffic on that
as ewer dres.- N ertaelet.bakaM:ll: r - -
Yee eat ne I hag eat aim b.am JINN Corr rid he wee stoker co Mid the Giern. ft. el .1:0,e• _sin ei le SW..
.1".. ta
NW IS IMONll.4relloi .. •R -.-. line already opened
•ad sat hay
11 mans IL was • mu. Mbar gmuou.... Ines AIM arm o'clock there waa a quarrel is the eagle-room beli• 7,671._P1r„.g.5ti., .: .._ NINO N area ma et leer ney of the Mate, ms
If Atireallo trades IS lit 111 lb akr a profit beyond th
la isa he ware • keg Weak herd, bet when I law him Is .best •• ico"P "kick Nelsen had le ige •bend. end the Primeoec 111 on astsais=kterW
tees IN
pima the bard mime. Mad abets lam. whim It wool out. Mews sera called out fa a, lades W.l 6N.. - -
sem IN Mee. le - -
re were ten we arm Cemenembeil by bfr, jeeme_ig. (mad, wan bi, that be Wiese elniek,aad he went away, an after lighting „" me ef•tr enkelk e.faslaan,..,. . 41 A saw sse ow, a t;iiiii._......*: se , sent. gubantee, etic
wee •5..7, Ku ... so eve the landlord d the nOll Imp. reihrsed to the engine-room. Than prisoner was ge tap ti......a ggp,u, b .. *NO N Ile
&keener. all Re U The Brighton Re
w may. It Is Mem
there this, sad Nihon struck at him when they ex Im Do raw. 1r 4-es a 87 N NON e/1 - -
same plass 'my fissp 1111.11 Grebe-ein" as*. I° yen " CW4°lO". obe tenth f.II They We hold of It of
's
hair, and WOl Pe Worm- 1 551 Isll 11 11 NAN $8 Mas. god= en Ti N
14, ending the 10th i
I hew. I Mendel as a meld set inure the Sam emy loaner than March. He NM --- - down a ell ow sir Drialrea Ile decrease of 2,2271. I
Minn run Dab, nag ee agemae Nal swig Lae hi. Nelson rolled our the prieum and fell down into the stoke- 1. .0 D.K..- - ~--.., uku t, ag rr WNW 1 terenri2=l le ... - SR
rare se wage I sew meatAso kw impairer is .- - ending the 11th Ap Dr. deree,g tam hod ...mks Aik- hole. He did est oems It wee any fault of the prisoner, le ell Do de. ie. s_ll. a * Tel
el rums were due;Nee. .al Baslaild N - year, fell on the 6th
=pc °mak wee( to Italy au, bo bad lept u.don. fir who was afterwards taken Into custody by Inapector John- Itt le° a menus mom TI 74 "I
els ail Mena Or. Nero 19 N : Da. New ...... - -.
asid=et 011 Lee all de. do
le Pralesuirtata.... sit, i i ApriL
adigresilieltrussimisdthe tit:rill's''' "That witheihireme imp'. Bernard,ble ico could id
1614.madBamhanthis btidcrehewsbould mend the prisoner until Fri- es all De. de. do
1111 WNW Doak 0w.... ell pe NI 91 The decrease shot
Maar mai spas.
day, but he would liberate him cm tall, Nit did sot St Ise bur a Earkehire I pm. St. UR IU
le Omit sib met be is Italy, mime he ma mad." arra' SO IN too:Arita arroNlial - - leak . all la Ise the Great Western
rem icu. no ameba was objected to by the Attorney-General, that he had willeill cedeedted the
lee'
In I* po. Dew Oa I per et - - tesstassi ot Lie U 11 NI
De. New .. all - - During the last A
I, aderamd, mil ad aciussit...aleallssesd th• court h. IN De. do. 5 perm so.' --.
lia. IN LA N.W.Ciat.egro.t.
_7_ Serb Aestaielti..:...... .a - - done in the shares c
oion. continued-Dr. Bernard appeared •very KIM 1.11. N. Ip. . ill Isla It IN NB on New U - -
Orr et Arnie
his objection. The Me surprised at whet had happened. EAST INDIA BOUSZ-/THIS DAT) lel an laadcodenTa.4oo. 10 - -.
111 et Issederrene Dark. N Do New IS N el
ibrium on Ihir wirer. TM cam at the close of this witoess's examination, ad- - Is. IN tagashassr.it MBAS& et 1; IL; wise es awed L. 66:•:::: ii. NI NI It on which 61. has boo
i to be simply ealsid Jame kr MK as how.
This morning, at an adjourned meeting of the st la a filiiiifii,c••••• I lir Am as Otelp NONO,_..- le - -
fah I* Werlisked Leaden •
0 19 17 Oa subject to calls.
The Admiralty I
fey question to get a Court of Proprietors d the sea India Company, the veto of ti IN 'lre uotilltretk ,ti ,r, . -
Chops of the En 1.
teir own inferences. 1,0001. sanity to the ma el the late Sir H. Lawrence was so lie p. el Mr el. Wet. R 111 IIIIIOIILLANNOIIL
sr which Mr. Eskimo THE LATE FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE cewilanad• es. tee oeiwienkattelen it we II
N •I 1 Noir Abeeullse.perdp. In I Rea I Owersieue. I Pd. M. peter. I Iblee. lrish Channel, to re
mined by contrary
fie err not objected to. TM dismios upon the bills now pending before parlia- ess.._orith span mi um 111 Le We, 111 nail. elealweler . ell LI 11
hither he acted ea • IN BLOONSB Cla Y. le et UMW Delr.„ 4p. eg. A. - - WM N Arrshie Utter .19 111 U re Ile The Light of th
nut was sawn by Colonel Wilkineon, who moved a at IN Des gp..g. mu, Nor. Mt -.- Kw le Atteisnaa ZONA NV sit it u but has only 87 ORE
tower the quarks if -...-
ms 1.000 IMMO TO. adj all - -
resolution expremles of the concumnee of the court is the It le. trill. iling* :4:i:wit: Is iv,
Kew Is Barna Nalaroatts
INQURST.-(11118 DAY.)
led that the questionocadanatios of bah lefty embodied in the late report are IT r De. de. se. lt le an mow IS Do.New.kaeaLdlo II - -
Se IS De airs Om eili:i - - , m em. Maim Mod - one term the mazer This morning Mr. Walley resumed the inquiry as d'rectori- is to no. net L. A 11. poi ire. Po .41116 IN Omer Nese iss 14-
67 to say yr or so N le the deaths of the fifteen venom who lost their lime in the The 'notion having been seconded, Mr. Mackenzie spoke in N, v.. :.... ~..r....:11., • - "II leAcm 111. Orldealerlerlnwit an N N The funds to-dal
we ~,. ~., LION 111 we. Pret.7l sera an
so ts 1 departments of the
be is Little Gilbert-met on the 21st of !Larch bat. favour of Lord Palinerston's bill. He wee followed by Yr. lemerenets... SUM Omelal Palms
on could mot be sake&
111. IN D. de. De i.e err tr. Prelsrease
_-- Or If g 1 indications of a re,
cllone .....r. , On the admiesion of the reporter., It sea stated that the Lewin nod Mr. 'knee* es an lamb* Orb* 16.:=. - - M. 314 9 Iler.ArtieStwitLlo A 4 If
bat he repo, . jam would proceed to view the premiees, slier which the Mr. a"P° erea speaking when our Mort Wt. h. Ile hat.llLAriememiseAp.o. 114 1.1 etale se norm sem an 44_ i 5
id Teter 14 are* Tern" • 140 1111 dent firmly at nearly tl
St. Ile Po 1 pse amt. Mark. IN HT re t myself ea say per- Misr evidence would Is taken, sad the invnitigatica would Thee* wea a full "Linden", "PrePrietow• Ss. 'N roil permit. Dr..* 74 76 ad NAN I Mr. SA a Irelend ell -.- represents an imps
in lilts anybody eles
le ell Seer Deer Stud 41_13, a. 10 In male 5Mr sad Awl pr ell U le li
be adjourned to a future day, whoa Mr. Nelson would pm-
at was the subject ol IN ell & set used Ase.N.B. 94 le, 16.40 1 &wok TN. Ir. ... - pared with the clan
an or French affairs. mat a report apes the state of the premises and the probable ea He De.
_es pa ear IN lei NM Oa. MN. navapalas 14
I west co • Wird mere of the accident. A letter from Turin of the 10th says:-" Mr. Hodge, E. Ds' Va.. 46 I.' a" - • 166 161 1.26
aIN Tern rer. 4 per 52 - WM Grim Dreier .... e lDe
MAN 4 toollen.Owolberoe. ell le more favourable ft
dr. Wy Id did sot IA le hr. Inspector Peltier', of the E division, attended on the whole blends here ham been f leap him, has addressed a IN. so. NPo elon . 105 BD
.6.e.rdeed
5i.58..20;:: ir- Ili NON Iti sereneesE. Tel ell - -
UAW le Malter.lts-Td.les. ell I I some extensive
rear. 1 mode one* past of the police, mad Kr, goon., Lots, Na „„aftu, letter to Count Caner, expreming his gratitude for the con- EL rt mani W leder&
is Oci. 6 i 111 Os 100,0001. New This
Pre, Last none to the sad hr. Baddeley, the superintendent of the Society for the eideraties.a,_aad eladlea.t °late*" he
hes
telt
with
at
the ill.
ir
pm. IS 11 ttne, la literals Lrd .. $ I i morrow. The con
wain I paid ape- 11.10 A
Prevention of Life from Fire, were also pleald. Mr. Braid- hands of '''' rweramts.'" Indian loan form s
1 am • p. dice-
LIN= =MID AT MIND RENTAL/. rill i tepottleat...*M 1 111 n
di
ak falls within my wood represented the London Fire Brigade. MR. ALLSOPP.-Thornes Allsopp is, no doubt, in
0.1 FA I IIi.n.WATS. I Mau oleo I eels
of liminess as hate se On the return of the jury. this city, sad this, we believe. is the only fact that has as PIN IN. ma. Arnirelse ell 1 100,0001. and 'not]
bar so Nor et Derepellto. ell 9 in as high an 100, I
tide skii.ut twenty rll. Ur. W, Bennett, ./Uir en , to tit. Sr.ode.. bianwy.
sea yet been in print on the subct. No English or French In ell I 8"1•14, tann..°"°""rny. aminn°°"" - ..
ONO VOW* am . an I IS
liecm-ions. I always asteOlves are or have been is the city, with the a called and examined. He stated that he had examined non of oats Esghah' officer who comes on' t with • req.:.
_IIL IC
"I"l6B"fridna sal Nortli 41111W14. * Ille Mete De,7 New Uri- Ile. 4 den e Ira fresh rise of Ito 4
th • French officer, oce
trees Maims. Mensie ail 11 a
noon. This mover
ici h ollicet, though I Atom of eras bodies, and had prepared • brief report of the eition for a forger. We do not understand that "" hili cl=f1"'""" we we new es rude. a Orteadasem all IS Is re
he commiononeni I ordain of the moral Offs= of the deomeed. Kr, Revak the British COMMA at this port has received any dee- U ell Peroir
_gel ear' - the belief that had
um Dear Temple Bar. imam og ebootiatty at 80. u5,„,51... Hospital, ens pi
...., riches from his government In any way mentioning.Allenoz •
bitt:bra • It. 01 18 U cleteN he arcuDe. Ilewi.
in 6 I selves fixed the pi
ties 104 no* Mal SWIM - square
acription list woi
dart the emminstine a the hedieet Mr* Rea Na sinonthOffiOireist nigi7whieAlhi"isPeviseryguiwiheretY duo cent
be relict iLe
75 Keti...l":l7,Cs'iill ut it, ~.... I %era re boor *I le 11
year . but we wore re.
µus N Sweir retollen Ind en - - Amongst the feat'',
a statearint from which It appeared that in the familia of
as before. I mode pow. If ha were guilty of anything, he isi not guilty of say N all Olommatioil Dam NOM MN 1 Ilatmartaa Tall I I able side, was new
• heard, lint I have ON both Hedger sad Smith, with the exception of the yousian entrance within the purview of the Extradition Treaty. Con- no ,e, 114:ae,e""M •- - 15.410 I Do. 0.. as I
WON N ?nu* Lea sr at New York on Ir
ter been about Ludes ehikiren, an *mead from the condition In which they were 'Pim, in ese oaten to t° °make •• weii In another country, "ii eli 11 - -Verktil.Tl-...) 107 115 5 - -
Jam. I have • bad to him hem aroused s.. ~.... of dam.. by Rieb." Is not an offence within the acope of that treaty. The al all theres Oreenek• IteConsols, which c
lesee la v:artresualartaul-: ter is 14
WAIN el Tier% Deer
youth
who i.p., from
the
window,
pad to
ba__ statemeat that there are officers of the Eaglish or "e 3 50.11,./41.0. gir WON N Do New l6 1 Ili Ni It 111
inch tr,rantreellL SW w French government hero, (Miming to abduct Album, ea, .._
laddenly fall= tuck from some cum other than eon- is simply ridiculoug. An euerapt err, in this - ' 'di- --
IN
.--E_ seal ~.111.611741. Ilt ell but subsequently t
ay during the last two
96 11-16 to 1. l
retinas but those hold Met with dame, or truffomtion by the game sad recline, would be • moo teal, which our adroinis- le au A.M. 1ig1ia1.......--2.-• ...-
. -.... ........... .... 1.-1.--. t- .1.- 1..._ _. _ . .. St. Lie LimmiellOsie.4 we HORACE WALPOLE AID EIS Thurs.-As well OR i .... a Tv.. Mlle

it. I j"inrci pow
" duty aa a 444:m0b/a
ote.i ' nri.ronuarling
c attrr the.* Enernne-
tiord I reported to Mr
arti• na how to proorad.
brat of nay, &Wily, and
we. In no way wictsb.
no or dirreri.na of tlall
I...ementa were alw•74
rt. y ant. I pnaitio• •
tat of January la",

KY
lave tbis letter Md.
Ahing in ovidesc• al
The lorry cost.issi
eror Nop,leeei it wog
action nog bdallr
. r r.id by the pd.
abotrart °Oaks, sa.
tamely' • .1002.1111
not remind tow AV'
; bsissiZ
let r evidesc•
the ;P.M 67 whew
Ile intY•l•ol4 lb%
and print•Pa• .94.
Mr* was wdig4-111
stalusicatai vs* ARZ
rittai to his; MOLT,
otter b. *pa Wm"
by bits tit tii•_,
•••••
retired sings' ••••••

1 that ils• wale
I fowl act at sows
eirwair
vastest& Par
adist•d tie esolailb
la the Jaws 1 ••

Mt. Inspector Pettier', of the E divinon, attended as the
put of the police; and Mr. tlempeon Low, the secretary.
ad Kr. Beddeley, the superintendent of the Society for the
Prevention of Life from Fire, were also menet Mr. Braid-
wood represented the Loudon Fire Brigade.
On the return of the jury.
Mr. W. Bennett, surgeon to the Sr. Gila.' lageemy, was
called and examined. He Mated that be had examined
Innen of the bodies, and had prepared • brief report of the
madities of the several organ' of the deceased. Yr. Rogers,
hammy of chemistry at St. George's Hospital, WS9 present
during the examined.. of the bodies. Mr. Bennett then read
a statement tram which it appeared that in the families of
both Hedger and Smith, with the exception of the youngest
children, all seemed from the condition In which they were
Sound to have been aroused to • sense of limier by Rielmed
Smith, the youth who jumped from the window, and to bees
suddenly fallen beck from some mese other than con-
bet with demo, or suffomtion by the gases a:4
vapours of bunting wood. In the case of William
Hedger, there wee every appearance of death from whys*
sad the appearance of the body led to the belief that he wee
sot deed, but insensible, when the mine fell in. With re-
gard to this ems he could state confidently that death was
ceased by ordinary suffocation; bat, in regard to the atom
el the death of all the others be was unwilling to give say
efalca till Mr. Rogers bed given his evidence upon the
annet. The bodies, with this exception, did not Fame the
appearance of death by suffixation.
Mr. J. E. D. Mogen, lecturer at St. George's School of
Yemen, wee next called. He wee present duds/ a portion
of the met mortem esaminetionh,end had analysed the blood,
loin and stomachs and contents of two of the Harvey
hotly and three of the Smith family. The ant
Ming that struck me was the Ammo of the
Mal appearances of death from walikaades, the
appearance presented was that of bodies which had been in-
}mead by arsenic. There were no trues of weeds rims
bet there were distinct traces of sneak. He fossil deem of
amok is the bodies of William Hedger, John Hedger,
Richard Smith, ens., and Mrs. Smith. He had heard that
Mr. Calvert. of Great Ruesell-street, hod had •
large epawitity of minerals destroyed by the are, end apes
*wiry had diarnered that the minerals essitell of
cobalt and akkal, sad other minerals which emileined •
Imre priportion of mimic. He believed that death MY
erased In almost every as in the art plain by the MU-
SKS of sneaked espouse, aid afterwards when they wee e•
the greed, usable to move, by Mang rarbeade es b his
herramg wood.
Mr. Beriame wee thee recoiled sad wee under emmlem.
can when our report was deepagobed.

thin. ALLSOPP.—Thomas Allsopp is, no doubt, in
this city, sad this, we believe, is the only fact that has as
yet been in print on the subct. No English or French
detectives are or have been In the city, with the excep-
tioa of one Eoglish officer who comes out with • requi-
sition for • forger. We do not understand that
the British Consul at this port has received any des-
patches from his government in any way mentioning Alleopp.
In the lost pl4ce, Allsopp is guilty of no crime, if the oonhe-
skm of (heist, which is everywhere believed, ma be relied
=,if he wen guilty of anything, be le not guilty of may
WOW Ma purr AW of the Extradition Treaty. Con-
eghtsoy Is tae onsalsy to murder a man in another country,
is sot ma elms within the ecope of that treaty. The
Minnent that there are officers of the English or
Treece government here, designing to abduct Alleopko,
I simply ridiculous. Au attempt even, in this di-
rection, would be a aura belii, which our adminis-
tration, sow bankrupt in the hoe of popularity,
would gladly avail itself of. Allsopp is poor. He brought out
about 300 dole. with him. He has been a political
of Millimend pretensions. His return to Europe is tail:
thing that either the English or Franck governments will
hoe, deresseives about,—Nsw Tech Brasil, Post, Match 31.
A FINAL' POACHILL.—A few days ago se the
wave sad istelligent ganssiteeper at Tillichewan C Yr.
Per Menkalinr, t
wo making Ws early rounds he bad
a ban list markt Is a powerful trap, set near to a
ism hews& Now it so happened that for some years
poaching of bares had been enspseted upon this farm,
pot as members of the male sex about it were canal-
bred likely to be the delinquents. Hers, however, was
en opportunity for discovery, sad • watch was duly set.
Day clawniag a form was seen to oppr looming
through the morning mist. sad preoMed hennardest
collie dog, which at • sign from its mistreat =We a
circle round the trap, and discovering thst danger wen
near returned and conveyed a erase of is fo then miry
innalo trace, who cautiously relabeled. Aa boar
wawa and dog made their applersews.
Viall'agoia woe sniffed in the taming brews, the deg
laving bola aptly trained to the work, thus eoseeaties
far the kagroratinued impunity with which the hopping
bens led been canted on. A dextrous lash movement was
now etude, and another hour having elapsed a third attempt
was mods to recover the trap and Whet It might contain, sad
Nis tee. sirs I walls sagacity yielded in human cunning,
the deg ass eatweateavred, sad busying that all was well
his mistrem stpoped forward, la aa evil moment lifted the
trap sod lss, and is the ant had the head of Mackeller
pissed mmflw at her obsaider We spas ler blushes in
whit eases& Ia brief. We maimed her fault.'
awl wee forgive yen wag an.. sesell man to the poor
of the parish, sad she vows is Was ts ocalloe all her
poaching to that of eggs.—Olesper Deily Neil.
BOOTH RZWIINOYON 1117111171 L—During the week
=g,pra 10 the viiitate law boat as follows
6093 ; evbdsg, 6,233. Teals 14218.

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Holum WALPOLE AND MIS TIMIGL—As well
might we blame the heathen for his hweditery faith, or the
eaftere for his low morality, as the yoga( mem of fashion is
those days for his diaripation. Where cosh) he dad a good
example ? Even when be looked beyond the leaders of
fashion, where could a worthy, demons "may" men be
found P when • noble, high-m wareas, each as the days
of Puritanism maid show ? Indeed, with the exesptioa of
' that strange and wayward Duch's" of Qmeensbury, sod 'the
formal Lady Pomfret, with hot blunders almost draft(
Mrs. Malaprop's, them woe scarcely • lady of tide whose
name had not been depreciatingly whispered abroad. Atill it
was a Christian country, and there wee a most ex-
pensive machinery at work to keep ft so—to out-
ward appearanos at least. But what of Christianity
eoald the son of the great misdates low from the crowds of
reverends and right reverends that jostled each other at his I
Wads levees, or almost pushed one another downstairs
when the 'relaxes news had "sat arrived that some " father
to God" had bees y seized with paralysis ? What
reverence could the young man feel for the pure teachings of
oar holy faith, when a peak ea he talla ne " often wee, at
the table of that wretched eh) heathen, the Archbishop
York (Lancelot Elackbourss), who sat down to his jovial
meal with an illegitimate sea clam of his many mistremes
as chaplain to say grace, while Mrs. Cony" lila_ pressed
mistress, impudently took the heed of the table. This ow
Minty was an extreme saint seeded to be so; bat it is
appalling to think that a men over whose "oily hither, so
dark a cloud raged that he was actually believed to have
bees a bacceamt, should for many years be seoted_ (sly to
the "primate of all England," sad the death of
Herring almost feel It bartirtog Ira
eighty, that he wee to These
baits of social Ws are andfal to be barns la mind in eoli-
=ttths career of a young man exposed to suth
ilfloameas, and Ware wholes eyes Cluistianity had
never appeared, save in the 'Mee of mom Papal super-
midst, or in the more dbegraosW form of a Protestant scram-
Ma dor wealth sad high station.—British Querforir Review
far April.

MONEY MA BEIS2-TIIIS DAY.

THIN DJ

Two o'CLocz.

Tyro e'll.ecit.

The funds to day have been fairly supported,
bat are now quoted about 1-16 per cent.
lower than they closed yesterday. Little
business is going forward. In the share
markets the principal occupation of the dealers con-
mists of preparations for the settlement. The New
Indian Loan is firm at 991 to The government
broker has made another investment in the funds
to-day.

Consols for the Bth of May, after being marked
961, are now quoted exactly 961, or 96 9-16 to 11-16.
For money, the present quotation is 96/, The
Three per Cents. Reduced have been desk
in at 961 to I ; the New Three per Cents.,
961 to 1; Bank Stock at 220 to 222; Exchequer
Bills at 363. to 40s. prem. ; Exchequer Bonds,
1869, at 101 ; and India Bonds, at 18s. to 21s. prem.

Turkish Six per Cents. are rather firmer to-day ;1
purchases are recorded as high as 971, ex div., for
the present account, and the price is now quoted 971
to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. continue to I
meet with enquiry. Mexican Bonds remain dull.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four-and-I
a-Half per Cents., 101 (exchange 25 fr.) ; Mexican
Three per Cents., 191 to 191 ; Portuguese
Three per Cents., 1853, 451 ; Russian Four-and-
a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per
Cents., 901 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 431 ;
i ditto Passive Bonds, 61 to 7 ; the Committee's Certi-
ficates, it ; Turkish Six per Cents , 971 to 971, ex
I die. ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041.
The steamer Medway arrived at Lisbon this
morning from the Brazils, for Southampton, and is
stated to have as much as 410,000/. in specie,
besides 50,0001. in diamonds. She is expected to
arrive in four or five days.

At the Bank yesterday the applications for money
were very moderate. In the open market the
minimum rate of discount for choice bills is about
2} per cent, but there is a large supply of money.
In the Stock Exchange there is very little demand.

Of the 191,0001. in Australian gold brought by
the Copenhagen, it is believed that a portion will be
sent into the Bank.

Whilst the Canada on Saturday took out 41,7611.
in specie for New York, the Arabia has brought
8,0001. in specie. The New York advice' announce
a decrease in the quantity of bills on London ; and
the rats of exchange had consequently recovered to
a point at which further specie remittances from
this side will be discouraged. Numerous transac-
tions had taken place at 1071, and the closing quota-
tion was 108 per cent.
A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the ex-
change on London at 350.
The wheat market yesterday ruled about ls. per
quarter dearer than on the previous Mooday, but
was dull. The number of Boating cargoes of grain
which have arrived off the coast since last Friday
is 14.

A first dividend of ss. in the pound will be pay-
able on the 30th inst, on the estate of Messrs. San-
demon, Sandeman, and Co., the great bill discounters,
- •" • '

a of the late crisis.

Aooording to a circular just issued, the firms
of Masers. J. E. Coleman and Co., and Messrs.
Tarquand, Youngs, and Co., the accountants, are
consolidated into one, under the title of Coleman,
Turquand, Youngs, and Co.
The rise in the price of the new Indian loan is
causing increased attention to be directed to Indian
guaranteed railway shares, which, with the same
security, yield a much higher rate of interest. The
stock of the East Indian Railway Comsze is in
chief speculative favour ; but there is adisposition
on the part of some bond fide holders torealise this
stock, as the highest in price, and to re-invest the
proceeds in some of the smaller undertakings. It is
ea advantage for the proprietors to have
sew issues of stock, as these almost always
command a premium, and are divided pro refit ;
In this respect some of the more recent
undertakings appear to possess an advantage over
the East Indian. On the other hand, the results of
the traffic on that portion of the latter company's
line already opened are highly satisfactory, yielding
a profit beyond the guarantee. There are several
stocks on the list which, though posseusiog a 6 per
oent. guarantee, stand at a very t • ing premium.
The Brighton Railway traffic return for the week
ending the 10th inst. (Easter week), presents a
decrease of 2,2271. compared with that for the week
ending the 11th April, 1837. Easter Monday, this
year, fell on the 6th April, and last year on the 13th
April.
The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of
the Great Western Railway of Canada is only LOBOS.,
Daring the last few days some business has been
done in the shares of the Rome and Frascati Rail-
way Company, with 101. paid, at 41 toe. The shares
on which 51. hsa been paid are unmarketable, being
subject to calls.
The Admiralty have despatched a steamer to the
Chops of the English Channel, and another to the
Irish Channel, to relieve homeward bound vessels de-
tained by contrary winds.
The Light of the Age has arrived from Sydney,
but has only 87 ounces of gold on freight.

Mom)At Evismrs.

The funds to-day were better, and in most other
departments of the Stock Exchange there were some
indications of a revival of business. Consols closed
firmly at nearly the beet point of the day, which
represents an improvement of fully 1 per cent, com-
pared with the closing quotations of Saturday. The
more favourable feeling was principally mimed by
some extensive investments, including one of
100,0001. New Three per Cent. stock for delivery to-
morrow. The continued investments in the new
Indian loan form also an important feature of the
market: these purchases included to-day one of
100,0001. and another of 60,0001. The loan was dealt
in is high as 100, and closed at 991 ahowing a
fresh rise of to per cent. since Saturday after-
noon. This movement of the market strengthens
the belief that had the East India Company them-
selves fixed the prioe of the loan at par, the sub-
scription list would have been promptly fitted.
Amongst the features which operated on thi favour-
able side, was news of a reoovery in the exchange
at New York on London.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 981 to 1
for the Bth May, opened this morning with dulness,
but subsequently advanced, end closed firmly, at
98 11-18 to /. For money the last price was
981 to The official helium report is as follows :
—Three per Cent. Cou•ols, for money, 961, 1, 1
ditto, for account (Bth Mat), 981. Three per
Cant. Reduced, 951, 1, 1. New Three per Ceuta.,
96/, 1.1. Long Annuities, expiring in January,
1860, 11, 1 11-18. Bank Stock, 220, 222, 2201.
India Stock, 2201. New India Loan Debentures,
991, 991 dine. SoriP, 991. 991, 991, 100. 081.
Three-and•a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall-
ing payable next month, 991, 100 ; ditto, May,
1869, 101.
The New Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents. were also
officially marked 801 and 80i.
Exchequer Bills remain steady at 355. to 39..
prem. India Bonds were firm, at 18e. to 225. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. were quiet, but rather
firmer, closing at 971 to ex div. The Guaranteed
Four per Cents. oontinue to meet with inquiry, and
were quoted 104/ to 1. Mexican Bonds were dull.
In other foreign stocks there woe little movement
In the market for Bank shares today, a decline
of 11. occarred in City Bank and Union Bank of
Australia, and an advance of about 11. in Londoa
Chartered Bank of Australia and Provincial Bank
of Ireland. Bank of Egypt were flatter. Western
Bank of London were quoted 19 to 17 dia. Aus-
tralian Agricultural shares have improved to 271 to
281, and Van Diemen's Land to 121 to 131. Peel
River were also inquired for. Victoria Dock and
London Discount exhibited flames'. London Dock
Stock was marked 1041.
Canada Government Six per Cents. were more
offered to-day. New South Wales Five per Cents.
wen in demand.

The mining market to-day is verydulLliths
Stock Exchange no business is officially reported.
In other quarters the transactions have been very
limited. In the absenoe of active inquiry, the ten-
dency of prices is still, in many cases, against the
seller.

Fortuna Mining shares have been dealt in at par
to I prem. Engh.h and Australian copper have
met with a few inquiries, and are marked 11. Other
foreign and colonial descriptions are quiet.
The Ektrorior. from Atlckldc, has brought 190 tow of rem, on ow
come of tho Michsb eel Awl-Anon Copper Comp or.
Cane b Uotud oo the 9th of April 9 Pons 19 vet 311 a d
blank tin. producing Mit

ktoreos• News*.
The mining market was rather more active to-day,
but in many cases rather lower prices were sub.
mitted to by sellers. The principal feature wan •
fall in Alfred Console. North Frances, Par Consols,
South Frances, and Wheal Edward were all flat.
Great South Tolgua continue in demand.
Dun Mountain Copper shares are still offered, and
have fallen to discount.