The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

WESTMINSTER.
RORBIRT PROM THE STABLES OP LORD CkMPRILL.

Joaeph Morris, a helper in the stables of Lord Campbell,
wu charged with an axterrive robbery from his lordship's
stables. _ _ _ _ _ _

Inspector Butler having intimated that they could not
carry the ease very far for the present, and wished for a
mead,
liticlurd Belli*, groom to the Hon. Halleyberton Camp-
bell, son to Lord Campbell, Streaked= House, Knights-
bridge, said the primmer came into the awake in November
as a below in Lord Campbell's atebles. About a month
afterwarb witness mimed • jacket sad a pair of ecimore
from the stable, and informed prisoner, who said he knew
nothing stmt it. Soon afterwards he missed two
of boots and a pair of trowel's; sitar that Apia he
a pair of top boots belonging to a fellow servant, at peewit
out 4 town with hie master; and on last Wednesday witness
mimed • pair of cashmere breeches. Prisoner owned to
taking the 'breeches and the top boots. One day last week
without befog taken to task at all, he slid to witness,
" I took a pair of top boot. the other day end
pawned them." Witness told him that it didn't matter much
about that, but when other things disappeared he thought It
inoumbent on him to sift the matter thoroughly. Last
night witness cent for a policeman, and, in his
asked prisoner if be had taken the articles? He Scot O all
said ho had not, but on witness saying be had better lay
what ha had done with the tickets, he said if he mere
them up he hoped he would net be locked sp. Wit-
sem replied if he had only bet his own
things he would not have minded, but as things had disap-
peared for which witness was responsible, es they did sot
belong to him, prisoner must be given Into custody. He thin
admitted stealing end pawning the top boots, and again
begged to be forgiven, but whams told him they ware his
manter's prow rty, and them gave him in charge.
Pollee-constable 729 B corroborated the latter part of the
witness's evidence. He asked the soma where the asepti-
c:atm were and accompanied him to the stabtm, whore he
found them concealed In a dung heap. There were thirty-
six duplicates., moat of which related to stolen property.
Prisoner was remanded.

Harem Sparire, m;d42,• heraWsek mars
Laviewgrove, Wlmferoad, abirseeesumesbreire
Mr. Tyrwhitt with brutally asseallieg =et 4,
Reerretreet. Gray's-Inn-road.
Mr. John Waksling, solicitor, who appealed far the com-
plainant, elated that yesterday mousing the dsiudant, In
complainant with • man named Neville, who cohabited with
the complainant, went to the borne, drunk, and made • great
disturbance. After ease time they went away, but the
dafenclast came back about 11 o'clock, and bocauae he
was refuted admission, he kooks open the street door. The
comphinant hearing the noise, went up the kitchen stabs
and told thsdalandant to go out, but this be retailed to do, and
violently threat the oompleicaut an the Mairs, and struck
her three thiamin the face. Not *patent with Ws 'Wanes,
he beat the complainant about the arms and back with •
stick, and abo kicked her, and it woe not until potion-err
stable King, 95 2, wt. fetched, that the dadrulsat's Walsers
could be put aa eed to.
The eoraphinanr, whose tam was swollen end bar arms
wry mock bruised, confirmed the above, as also did two
other witneavee.
The daterobst, who heated the matter with the greeted
levity, mad It wee all a mistake end he was drunk.
Mr. Wasakag hoped that the tall penalty woad be M-
atted, ce that the deissibiat would be sent to prima wilkeet

• YMr. TyreWU said that this wee a Teenier oatrage d the
nowt &tellable kind, and one of the worst that be had heard
of for nue dew He should send the rimier to the Roue
of Corneae for two calendar months.
no primmer, who teased surprised at Use isalskei, was
thsa reeseved.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
AIISAIILT ON A OHI/oTell onus:.
award Mw ray, of 16, Bt. Martin's-nowt, proprietor of
the Hive" Union; end .Intettli Bombardier, was charged
with the following assault on James Bewley, a shrift' oat •
err. and &Jason James Milward,a quartermaster on half-pay.
Bentley said he went to the Hotel Union to arrest a person
named &mortal, sat at a table, called for some beer, asked
for Samaria'. He came to him, and witness then spoke
about the debt. He said It should be nettled. Feeling satis-
fied he had the 4h(man, he told him to come to the door to
speak to a him& A cry use set up, and a rush of to•
retgrsers to the deer took place, and en attempt was made to
resew Bimodal. Amongst the persona present were the
two prisoners. After Santorini was rescued he was kicked
is the stomach by the prisoner Murnty from which he had
been spitting blood. He celled to Ws 11110iL3100 a person tor med
Milward, whom ha hid taken with him, knowing the chit.
carter of the people he was going among. The struggle was
of a mart desperate nature. Wee knocked about with
much violence, his coat tarn from his back, sad his papers
lost.
Mired, who began by saying that be was a retired
and bad risen from the rinks, confirmed the last viits•se to
every particular, sad said that he was called on by the last '
winless le maid Ma. The attack was a meet desperate one
—twenty to two. The prisoner Murray was prominent in
the affray; the other alto struck them several Roma.
This witness was saldseted to a long orem-exenohlation
which created great amusement in the court, statiag that he
bad many times fought under geed disadvantages, bat serer
sash se twenty to two • did set mind twelve to two.
Kr. Lewis, of Omit Marlborough, stuet, addressed the
magidnds (Mr. Ellagbeat) at tome length. emtendlog that
Murray, who was the sea d en old Waterloo officer, was not
the men, and that it was • era of mistaken identity.
Several witnesses wen called la support of the defence, all
of whom said thee Murray was sot there at the time, befog
ill in bed, and did not 00038 out till the affair was all over.
Remanded for further inquiry.

LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
(IBIS DAY).

This day a special meeting of proprietors was
held at the Easton-equare tensions, for the purpose of sub-
mit tier to their consideration a bill for authornang working
and 0083 arrangements between the London and North
Western Railway Company, the Or•oat Northern Railway
Company, and the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
Railway Company. The or sting tied oleo been called to
take into condderation 18 other bills, but in commit:moos of
their not being in a sufficiently forward state before paella.
went. a c'reader vras isoned to the proprietor", stating that
the first bill would be the only one submitted for °onside-
gatket.
The Margate of CUANDON who presided, stated that the
origin of the bill which they ware now 'opt to consider, wee
to be attributed to the &faculty to which the company ow-
rimmed in making arreneereents with other companion, with a
certainty that they moult be legally binding, or thatthsy could
be feted upon as permanent errangemente. The object tithe
bill, therefore, was to enable the three companies ta enter
tato arrangements for divers porpoise, and, if entered into to
melte them legally binding, and to meats a legally ordstive
semainsey for coryiug them out. The bill provi ti-
the erraboroments should have the previous contemned ,
Me Board of Tends and of there-80h' at beat of the share•
holders in each of the three oompanies who might be present
se the mooting culled for the purpose. The principal provi-
Astra of the bill wee to enable the company to divide and
'proton the nemesis &tieing from the through traffic in the
tseMee railways. Whom the proprietors considered the
Ware of many agreements which had been made by the
toompany, on which they relied for a thee, he
thought the proprietors would agree with the di-
ctator" that a bill like this wee neceseaty. With
regard to the other bDl+ the directors would he pre-
pared to give the fullest Information when the tune arrived
der doing so. and to justify the maces upon which they laid
all those bills before the proptie•cos. On occasions like the
present, when they were exposed to severe competition, it wee
the duty of tbe directors to lay before the proprietors the
mesons which induced them to adopt the course they pr-
ated. At present they bed only to consider one bill, which
wee purely perntheive in its character. It did not hied
any preceistor to any airangements that were nada
These would be submitted to a tutors meeting.
The asearrsay having mad the heads of the proposed
"tilhe ON•LILILLN moved that the bill be approved of, 'tib-
ial to ouch modifloations es might be mode in parliament
end resented to by the directors.
Admieal Knossos aseonded the mike, which was pat
sad adopted asethaeasly.
A vote el *mho le the Asians Isembuded the pro-
esediais.

UNDIII TILEATIIEn.—Iind-eonied doeten (end
West good woman is net id the faculty?) look sites. Telma-
bate es physician, ones a perilous teen When the patient is
converted to health their laisnat omen in bin, tad they
Live to het pekes and prciteibe anediclass
rayatidsa, flo. 18.

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY

Two dawn.

The signal defeat of Ministers in the House of
Commons last night has not ;prejudiced the funds,
which are firm, and even 1-16 per cent. better than
they closed yesterday. Very little basilicas is going
forward in any department of the Stock Exchange,
but firmness generally prevails.
The telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet
been received.

Consols remain quiet, at 931 to I for money and
the 7thof April, and 96 5-16 to 96 for the 6th of May,
India Stock has been dealt in at 221 ; Indian Four
pee Cent Debentures, at 981; India Bonds, at 10s.
to 14a. prom ; Bank Stock, for account, at
.925 ; and
Exchequer Bills, at 35e. prem.
Turkish securities exhibit a rise of / pr cent.,
the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 931
tie 1, and the New Loan, 791 to 4;
Mexican Bonds are still inquired for.
Sales see recorded as follows:—Brazilian Fourand-
a-Half per Cents., 1858, 941; Dutch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 853; (exchange 12 fl.) ; Mexican Three
per Cents., for account, 211, 211; ;Anglo-Peru-
vian Three per Cents., for account; 731, ex
div.; Spanish Three per Cents., 46; the Commit-
tee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61s
Turkish Six per Cuts., 1854, 931, 93; ditto Six
per Cents., 1858, 791.
The Copenhagen has arrived from Melbourne with
87,8001. in gold.
In the discount market the demand was more
aitialesterday, and the applications at the Bank in-
creased. Little business appears to be done in any
quarter below the Bank minimum. There was,
however, not the slightest preuure.
An additional sum of 60,0001. in bar gold, making
an ascertained total of 220,0001. since the date of the
last return, was yesterday withdrawn from the Bank,
for exportation to the Continent, in payment for
silver.
The sum of 30,000/. in specie hu arrived from New
York by the Bremen.
The Water Nymph has arrived from Melbourne
with 68,2001. in gold • also the steamer Teviot, from
Alexandria, with 76,2861., together with the heavy
portion of the Australian mail. The Royal Bride
has now been out 90 days from Melbourne, with
117,1001. in gold ; the Roxburgh Castle, 79 days,
with 166,0001.; the White Star, 76 days, with
130,0001. the Austral, 74 days, with 61,4001. ;
the Heaiherbell, 69 days, with 84,4001. ; the
Champion of the Sue, 66 days, with 92,2001. ; the
Maidstone, 62 days, with 76,0001.; the Royal
Charter, 60 days, with 109,3001.; and the Conflict,
58 days, with 43,6001.
It is stated that t will despatch
400,0001. in silver to In • by the next steamer. The
imports of silver from the Continent continue on a
large scale ; upwards of 100,0001. arrived yesterday
from Rotterdam.
The departure of the next mail for Newfoundland,
via Galway, is postponed until the evening of the
7th April.
The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic
retain shows this week an increase of 2,4601. • the
East Lancashire an increase of 8451.; the 'Man-
chester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an imago of
9471.; the North Eastern an increase of 6271. (um-
pired with the "actual" receipts of the correspond-
mg week of last year); the Midland an incresas of
2,8661.; and the Eastern Counties a decrease of 9881,
The position of the market for American securities
is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.:
We have no change to notice in the market fee American
marittes ; transactions during the weeklies* been ably to a
may limited extent, and those chiefly to the Petted Five per
Cent. Bonds, at the price of 91 to 944.
Mr. John Trotman, whose name is well known in
connexion with improvements in the manufacture of
anchors, has addressed a circular to members of par-
liament, according to the statements in which. the
Admiralty are in the practice of paying more than
twin) the proper price for the anchors used in the
royal navy. The contract now in force is dated as
far back as the year 1841, since which period the
progress of mechanical science has brought about
great economies in the manufacture. Mr. Trotman
gives the prices of anchors of 17 different weights
from the Scat makers of the d, comparatively with
the official male of prices pail by the Admiralty
under contract dated 1841;" and remarks :
Thus the market mice of the above 17 anchor*, -um
I ton. increasing 6 cwt. each, to 6 toss weight, is thm .1 to
be 1,434/. ac against 3,434/. 17s. 6d. paid by the Admiralty
under a contract dated 1841. The detailed account+ of navy
expenditure pretested to parliament for the year 1866-66, it
for anchors, 31,6631.8 e. 64. ; iron nines, 492681. 9s. &L—
-end for the year 1866-67, anchors 44,8661. 12a. 6d. ; iron
cables, 67,261/. 13e. The whole supply Is virtaly a
monopoly In the bands of oss oontramor.
The Wynand has arrived from China with
610,0001b*. of tea.
The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the
ship Commodore Perry to convey passengers t)
Melhow ne.
The cargo of the Water Nymph, from Melbourne,
includes 1,288 bales wool, 32 bales sheepskins, 1,386
calfskin, 3,878 loose and 24 cask+ hides, 92 bags
hoofs, 63 bags shanks, 1,036 bones, 3,308 horns, 36
casks tallow, 71 bags arsenic, 14 auks sperm oil, 12
casks spirits, 271 bags bark, 23 hhda. soy, 84c..

THURSDAY Symms°.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to /, opened
this morning at the same q Aotation, and closed at
951 4. buyers," both for money and the 7th April. For
the 6th May the last price was 951 to 96. The offi-
cial Moines@ report is as follows:—Three per Cent.
Consols, for money, 931, 951; ditto, for account
(7th April), 93/, 951; India Stock, 219, 220, 221;
Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981, a, I,a;
India Bond., 14e. prem.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 325. to 35e. prem.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were rather
more inquired for, and commanded 98/ to;
The foreign stock market we' inactive, but steady
in prioe. Turkish securities were firm, the Old Six
per Cents. closing at 93 to (or equal to 90 to 1, ex
div.), and the New Loan at 79 to 1. Spanish Bonds
were in some demand, but the inquiries for Mexican
have slackened.
The transactions in bank shares to-day were upon
a scanty scale, and prices were nominally unaltered.
Canada Land share* have improved. London Dis-
trict Telegraph remain heavy, and have now
descended to a discount of 50 per cent. on the amount
paid. The B shares of the Oriental Inland Steam
Company were officially marked par, and the C
shares 1 prem.
The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the
East Indian Railway Company have improved to 11
tiat I to 11 prem.

IfINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoow.

In the mining market to-day—
there have
been Inquiries for the undermentioned descrip-
tions, viz. :—Tamer Console, which are quoted
2 to 21 North Downs, at n to 51 ;
and Trevretha, at 15s. to 17a. In the Stock Ex-
change, Reit Wheal Russell shares are officially
marked 151; Wheal Margaret, 79; and Sortridge
Consols, 15e.
The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining
Company of South Ateetrali t are enquired for, and
have been dealt in at ato prem. There have also
been transactions in Port Philip Mining, at 13e. ;
Worthing, at 101.; Cobra Copper, at 37i; and San-
tiago, at Ik.
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the sceoentsdoweel • anti Wore of S. AL • divolesd et lto.
pa.. 6.1. am) ••• deobted..leerlog NIL let. to be tarriad to the
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