The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-09 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.
Two o'Czoeu.
The English fonds are not so firm to-day. Consols
were first marked at 96, both for money and time ;
they have since touched 963 for account, and are now
quoted 954 to 96, both for transfer and the 13th inst.
The Three per Crut. Reduced mark 963, t, and
last 3. The new Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. 913;
and 99.

Exchequer Bills, 675. and 585.; ditto small, 581. ;
and India Bond., 84s. prem. Long Annuities, 81
and 9-18; ditto 30 years, .1880, 81. Bank stock,
2061.
In the foreign stock market prices are generally
steady, bet the bmicess is limited. The desire
evinced by some of the holders of Peruvian Bonds to
realise, and the fear which is entertained that several
parties who are known to have entered into rather
extensive speculations in this stock will shortly
make their appearance in the market with
the same view, contribute to keep the price
depressed, and the Four per Ceuta. were last
transacted at 721. Dealings have taken place
today in the following:—Brazilian, at 891. Buenos
Ayres, at 63. Chilian Six per Cents ,at 1001. Two-
and-a-Halt per Cents. Dutch, at 68 and 661; the
Four per Cent. Certificate', at 87. Mexican.
at 291 and 1. Peruvian Four per Cents., at 72
and 721. Portuguese Converted, at 341. Reagan
Five per Cents., at 107/. Spanish Active Five per,
Cents., at 171 ; the Three per Cents., at 381.

INGLISII FUNDS.—Tan DAT.
Hank Fuck. 1041 Ti I 3 pat Ct. Ona. Ate.M k
3 par.
ligi =kern N. I
I pa Ct. On. Awia. 96 I nor WIN fin le I.

FOREIGN PUEDE
I per 04 Rubin 1 For Ct Orails Rh, 17 111
44 per Ct. 24119 al= iii °made 4 e
2. per Cat. -. 6 pie 04 Iles..
I ter Ct. Dissfilia 141.. IS I. 4 C.EitsVe 11 I
Ditto New. 47 &U. -:
6 ruoC,t. Ituenoe Arry.3o3l 4 33 44
tek"P Rea Das.jr4
porn Me., -
4349maltaielta. 34 i =r.............,„,
pee CIL M., 74 2 Ina. It 1
41 Pat (D. Data 1b.,111111111411 AU. $3ll I
4 per Cl. Dvlelt 0at...164 74 Vcastrla Dilliered 8ea..124 136

The Bank of England averages for the week ending
the tad kat., when compared with the returns for the
week previous, give the following results:

Cbmiles bar L 30,376,100 - lmam £30,003
Cleseistien acelve.....-.. 19,002,275
Mlle awaits —...„ 7.3/8,2011 ••,,... Isereese lee, e, i
01811,699 ......, lase se 131,864
Orisminteseentissis ~"..
„8,732
Inesease 30,264
otherker=trittemk.;
10,423,030
isi depoftenn4
Cbla ald "lila in kehl 17,125,060 ...... Lerma 3,639
aspeetaenle
bees day end War bWa 1,096,306
The Rent 3,592,934 ...... Inmenve 124,789
DANK 01 ENOLLAD.—Aocoort for the West NAM 114742 3,1660
mu e DIPAZIMM.
1
Meta toned 4314376,166 Government Debt... • 411.013300
Other 6eau50n...... 2.904,200
Gold Cola sad Banks 16.099,083
ilia Dallas 277,077

Mel.tan. NYC& ....2117.Ug0r
34 .
3°4.9
Say.
0gy..,12 of N
Debt ..1 ~,4 Ult. Acotai 7,63+3.208
(Mbar Vupord tv 9.6 s 1.,10
filena-dayarylotlfa Aib 1,000,31.Q1

-6;;.7.—.......te.iti
Goons& Dad Wolin&
Annuity) 414.419,731
Other deeturitos
Nola, ........
Gold and Moor Cola MUIR

/38101.
March 7, 1860. . 347

1436.962,11. MAIIBII 347 ALL. Chid Witaisr.

TALLOW MARKET., MaHMI 8.
The market is firm, at 375. for line P.Y.C. on the spot, and
38s. 64. for delivery in the lest three months of the year.
The public sal., tl-day went off spiritedly, and the chief
portion offered found buyers. South American realised as
follows : Really fine, 365. far and middling, 3.94 to
365. 3d. ; rather dark and dark, 345. 3d. to 361
very dark, 33a. 3d. to 345. 6d., and Grease; 30s. 3d.
The stock is gradually being reduced, and is now '
less than at this time last year; imports are falling off.
Of 488 auks Australian offered, 448 casks were sild at
the sales. The following were the rates obtained, vie.:
Mutton Tallow, pale and good, 38s. to Me. 9d.; rather dark
and dark, 311. 9d. to 365. ; and 335. 9d. to 341. 6d. for very
dark and inferior. The result of the sales showing en ad-
vance of fully 6d. per cwt. on South American, and an ave.
rage of 9d. to le. on Australian, as compered with the rates
obtained this day week. 12 casks Singapore, more or less
eiscoloared and (begged, brought 331. ed. to 375.; and 28
civics Petersburg Soap, of ordinary quality, 336. 611. to 345.
per owl. Town melted has advanced Is. par cwt. to-day.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—.-THIS DAY.
Mean. Cooper end Davis report the trade very %low, at
the following quotations: Prime Meadow, 665. to 70s. ;
Inferior, 60e. to Ws.; Rowell, 601. to 605.; Clover, 60e. to
80s.; Slaw, 2ta to 278.

Tie Chief Baron, in somming up, said he entirely cm-
moved in the obseriatienathat had WO node by the leaned
counsel for the prisoner with regard to the conduct of the
inspectorOmard, and he could not help observing that it was
moot acjutifiable and improper. He bad evidently prepared
a proceeding, and framed certain questions which would
enable him to observe the demeanour of tt.e prisoner when
she was confronted with the witness, whom he had ready in
attendance, in order that he might give his own view of the
prisoner's conduct to the jury, and his statement to banter
wards, when he had got ell he wanted from her, that abs had
better state what she had to my to the magistrate, appeared to
him to be a piece of hypocrisy which aecord.d with all the
rest of his conduct. He wished it to go forth to the pub
lie, and that the police themselves should understand
that such proceedings savoured of an excess of seal which
was perfectly unjustifiable, and which ought not to be
locked upon in any other light than discreditable. His
lordship then went carefully through the whole of the
evidence, eommatiug ea he proceeded upon every point
which appeared favourable to the prisoner, and concluded a
most impartial and elaborate charge by leaving the case in
the handed the Jury.
The jury retired at half past mix o'clock, and returned
into court at five minutes put seven, when they gave a
verdict of Guilty, but at the same time recommended the
prisoner to mercy on amount of her former good character.
The prisoner was then eked, in the usual form, whether
she had anything to urge why lenience of oath should
not be pealed upon her.
She replied, in a firm voice, " I am entirely innocent."
The Chief Baron (who appeared very much affected)
having pot on the black cap, addressed the prisoner, and
said she now stood at the bar to receive the judgment of the
court upon the verdict of guilty which the jury, after a most
patient enquiry, had felt themselves compelled to return
against her. The learned judge proceeded: Tree cue is one
which is mined up with so much that affects the feeliogs,
that it almost unmans me for the performance of my duty,
and I feel myself quite inadequate to point out
to you the nature of your crime, or to describe
it in the terms which it really demands. You ap
pear to have lived for several year*, at all events, in the en.
ryment of domestic happiness with your husband, and that
you had several children by him, and the jury by their ver-
dict have found that you administered to him, or caused him
to take the dose of poison which led to his death. I entirely
concur in that verdict, and I de not see bow the jury could
have returned any other upon the evidence that has been
laid loners them. It may be said that no human eye saw
sou administer the poison, but if the testimony of mimeses
is to be -belieeed, and I see no reason to 'doubt it,
your guilt is made as apparent as if you had been
actually seen to administer the deadly does to your husband.
Yon have committed this great offence against the father of
your children—against the man who at the altar of God you
solemnly swore to love and cherish, and to whim you
devoted all your love. The jury have recommended you to
mercy en account of your good character, and it will be my
dui to forward that recommendation to the only quarter
where it can have any effect ; but I warn you not to place
any reliance noon it, or to believe that it will avert the
enteric.. which I em compelled to pus upon you.
I cannot but remark the strange and horrible fre-
quency of the :rime with which you are charged.
This is not the first, mond, or third occasion on
in lett this terrible crime haw been clearly brought home to the
party accused, and I therefore warn yon not to put any faith
to the recommendation to mercy, which however it will be
my duty to present. I therefore warn you again, to apply
to Him alone, who has the power to pardon all sins, and em-
ploy the time that remains to you in this world, in endeavour-
ing to obtain pardon. The humid judge then passed sent-
ence of death upon the primmer.
When the learned judge had concluded his address, the
prisoner again asserted hay innocence, and she did not appear
, at all affected.

—Shewastien removed front the bar, and the court ad-
journed at a quarter past seven o'cioek.

THIS DAY.

TINS CHARON ♦GAINST ♦ STOCIIIROXII. —Eduard
Naivete, the stockbroker whose cue has stood over for
several seuious, wu brought up for judgment and sentenced
to be Imprisoned for twelve month,.

POST-OFFICI ROBBERT.—George Milner, who was cen•
Vidad on Wednesday of steeling a post-letter was sentenced
to be kept to hard labour for eighteen months,