The Express. — London, England, 1863-05-09 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF EXCHEQUER. sat i.;s at Nisi Prium at Westminster.—(Before Mr. Baron Martin and (bni:non Juries.) PESCOD r. BALL. -ASSAULT, ... rtis waa en actin's for assault. The defendant pleaded tut ;tufty. lir Joyce and Mr. Eyre Lloyd were counsel for the r uatiff, and Mr. Tindal Atkinson for the defendant. Ile assault took place about eleven in the evening, aside a Waterloo omnibus in the Walsworth-rasa. Te plaintiff, a pork butcher, we. a pusenger on the box .4, and the defendant, who sat near him, had a quarrel ,:b the coachman, and while attempting to aim a blow at lo struck the plaintiff, injuring his arm and wrist so an t render it necessary that he should get medical advice. Mr. T. Atkinson did not call any evidence for the defence, contended that the assault was of too trumpery a nature have been mule the subject of an action. Mr. Baron Martin, in summing up, maid he thought the -a was one which ought to have been taken before a ma- Ante ,r the county court. The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff, with 81. de .iges, which they said they wished should include all the sts in the case. BUSINESS BEYORR THE COURT. The cense list 000 tams 35 awe, only three of which are :Mints. There are two set down for special juries; u no special jurymen are summoned at these nations, :ey will be postpoued until the sittings utter next term. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge °Affinity.) wittA v. WILLA AND RANNZILSTON. - ^ !fr. Hawkins, Q.C" arid Dr. Soaks for the petitiooer ; Ir. Collier, Q.C., mid Yr. M. Lloyd, for the reepoasienk la 1847, the petitioner, a builder, at Camberwell, roar. xl the respondent, who was then a mere child of 14. 'hey cohabited for about nips years and had two children raring that interval. In 1t 4 56 the petititioner :stituted • suit for a divan*, i mend et thorn, .2 the ground of adultery ; and when the change in the law place, the case was to be referred to this court, from cinch be obtained • judicial separation. The respondent ~s now chug, - :I with adultery committed since 1888 with barlis Hammerston, • mattress maker, at Whiteehapel, ~th whom it was proved that the had lived as man and wife. The &stenos *insisted of pleas of unreasonable delay ,),1 also of adultery committed by the petitioner. [The ease was proceeding when we want to prem.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Wore Mr. Comrairiouer Goalbws.) 7.< RE 811 CHAILAR SULLIVAN. BAlT.—.arrucinoN Pox WILEABI. The bankrupt wee &mitred as Sir Charles Sullivan, Bart., f‘reisrly of Ember-court, Kingstoo-on-Thames; thee flag lieutenant to the admiral of her Majesty's dockyard, Fly' mouth ; theo of Maddox- street and elsewhere, in chocolaty of Siddlesse ; than of Etallycotton, RiarCloyse, sod Rock Lodge, ; t he of Iloofleur , in France • Mare of the Colon ode Hotel, Haymarket ; 'and now a 'prisooer for debt is esitemoreatreet Prison. The adjudia.tion took place • tee days ago, and appeared is the Gazette of yesterday. The benkrupt has been in custody about • week, at the at of Mr. J. H. Florence, merchant, of Walbrook, who is a creditor for 6.9491. on judgments. The esteessot of affairs filed by the bankrupt shows debts of about 33,0001. Mr. Frederick Beasley, d Maida-vale, is • creditor for 10,0001., bat this ie stated to be mewed by • °airspace of hercdrtarnsiste aid residuary pommel estate of the late Sir Richard Joseph Ralliflii. made 25t0 November, 1853. Mr. Joseph Stever, d Baraftwood-plane, Islington, • creditor for 4.0001. ; Mr. W. S. Trafford, of Dover. street, Piccadilly, 4,0844 ; sad R. Faroe, D. D., o f (lough -bouse, Chelsea, 3.0301., also bold rarity oe the baskrupt's property. Anseept the sow cued creditors are :—Mr. Booting, upholsterer, St. James's meek 2001. ; Mr. Carew, solicitor, Lincoln's-km.6lW 291. ; Mr. C. Newstead, New Bood.street, 3001. • Mr. bola, tailor, Savi ll e-row, 2001. ; and Mr. SeurguiLetti, Woe, Regent-suet, 2301. Mr Stanford opposed for Mr. Florence, the detaining ceditor, on the ground that the bankrupt's permanent maiden?e was abroad. His Honour did not think that that ought to interfere lab the eourt's dworetion. Mr. Stanford said if the hankrnpt were mimed be might ever appear again. He owed debts of 33,0001., and loreoce • debt was 7,0001. The bankrupt, =mined, said he cams to London mix ' , eke ago. He bed resided at different places in Frame xl2 months pnithowsly, principally at Hoedeur, in the nth of Francs Before that he bad resided eighteen soothe is the south of Ireland, between Mallow sad Per 20y, sad at other places—in all about three years. Mr. Lawrence, who supported the application, maid that ill those reeideocee were given in the bankrupt's petition. Bankrupt further stated that be had bets 18 soothe at 3illycottoo, and before that at Sidmonth, in Devonshire, * two years. That would be about 1888. He was not hits under him own name then, for a certain reason. He Ind not lived guider the imam of Captain Smith at the Colonnade Hotel. Before going to Sidmouth he had Ivied in lodgings in London. He had no residence in this wonky at all. It was not his intention to leave the othatry, bat to live in England. He had come to London to arrange ratters of different aorta. Had not given instructions to the waiters at the Colonnade to deny him, bat thought he sold arrange his affairs better if be was left alone. Did sot recollect receiving • judgment summons at the Colon lade Hotel, or any formal taper. The Oommusioner—Do you know what a judgment Rim noes is ? Bankrupt—l might know it by the heading. By Mr. La wrance—l have so other detaining creditor bat Ix. Florence. The debt was contracted io 1856. I have anaccomit of the alma advanced. His Honour did not think it desirable to go into that. It was a cam where be should require baiL Mr. Lawrence mid to do this would be to sentence Sir Gisries to perpetsal imprisonment. These was no charge of fraud. sad the bankrupt bad no intention of gong away. Hs had acme bore purposely to berelieved from his debts, sad it was aboard to moppee that he should want to !tore the country. He had so mincemeat to do so. He wished to give up his property for general distribution, heavily taxed no it was by the exorbitant interest which he was paying on ha debts He hoped that Sir Charles would not be required to give had for the bine amount be owed. Hie Homer and that in such a camas this the tail would set be proportioned to the amount of debts. Mr. Lawrence said that if the bail were fixed at 1,0001. or • smaller amount, it would bear very little proportion to the petitiesiag creditor's debt. if bail were 'malted Sir Charles world only have to remain in prime a week or so leaser, sad thin be would be discharged by the registrar on hit periodical riattatiou of th. , gaol as • matter of coarse. Haring come here voluntarily, the court would assume that be meant to remain here and go through the court. The Commissioner—Has he been loeg to prism? Mr. Lawrence said be had not. To require him to lied bail scold be to indict panishment before conviction. Sir Charles was to infirm health, and his farther imprisonment might be injurious. Mr. Stanford said the bankrupt had evaded the deemed of the petitioning creditor for six years, and had only come to this court after being arrested. He coeteaded that the debt had bees emanated by fraud. The Commissioner—Bat that must appear by the pro ceedings, not &Sande. Mr. Stanford urged that it was not a case for the die. xenon of the *run. ThedOmmisZooer— I hope and trust sod believe that I Jell do no more than judo. to this gentlemaa, as I 'tumid to soy individual, whatever his rank and posiaioa a life. Bat I thick I should err if I did not call epos ism to give secority for his appearance, sot in any net agenuely large aura of money, but enough to enure his attendance wider the bthkruptcy. • am unwilling to say what impression his inmerous residences and the account be has gives of Lomeli have made upon my mind. Looking at the feet tot his residence durisg a length of time has been abroad, lad that during the tiros he has been in Itnglaod be bas roe wider a feigned name for two yesrs, I am satisfied that I ibould not do lentil,e to the creditor. miler 1 asked him hive security for his sppearance under the bankruptcy. En will be released upon finding bail, himself ie 5001., and tiro sureties is MO/. each. Ifr. — lasraaea—Conditioad for him appearing to our• Nader 1 The oomtaissioner—Conditiooed for hie appearance et the sittings io buikruptcy io the ordinary way. If he in din eatiefid with this decision I Deed not tall you that he has ui appeal ; this order, like every other, w subject to a dil ferent opinion, and I obeli be very glad if it is taken. Sir Charles Was then taken back to prison. (Wore Mr. Registrar idler.) IN an sisackumw OCTAVIUS The bankrupt was an auctioneer, of King Willamette's', aid of Blackheath. This was the sitting for proof of debts IA choke of assignees. The liabilities are stated at about '4WD,. The wiludicatien was on the petition of a creditor, lir. T. Smith, Montpelier-cottage, Blackheath, late assistant ad manager to the bankrupt. Mr. Haw, accountant, Bizet-lane, and Mr. Tow, glass merchant, Devereuz.oourt, Temple. were chosen trade as milones. Masan. Harrison and Lewis are the solicitors toder the bankruptcy. A FLOCK or Saw POISONED.—A curious case rf poisosieg, b which a dock of sheep was destroyed. has been mews • to the Central (French) Society of Agriculture. fall - hark said is need in the maceration of the pulp of beetroot, bet a fanner who fed his sheep with that vegetable thought fit to add 4 litre* of sulphuric acid .03r1 1,800 grammes of sulphate of iron to every 1,000 kilogramme * of beetroot. The sheep who ate of the pulp thus prepared shortly became sick, mid many of them died. On being °paired by a veteri nary surgeon strong boom of violent iodammation were yinible, and the eetraile haring been subjected to a chemical analysis it was ascertained that death was caused by the promote of sulphate of iroe in the pulp. No doubt could be entertained on this subject, as other sheep, fed on beetroot v ulp to which no sulphate of iron was applied, continued to be perfectly healthy. It is believed in some agricultural distnets that sulphate of inn seta more powerfully on sheep than on oxen. The veterinary surgeon b o was employed to examine the sheep poisoned observed in the same farm that cows bad eaten with impunity of the mme beetroot pulp which bad poisoned the sheep- MONEY 141ARKET.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Qom. The funds to-day are dull, and Consols are quoted for the account about per cent, lower th►n they closed yesterday. For money, however, the price is nearly the same u before. In the other markets business is quieter to-day, but prices generally are well supported. Foreign stocks are firm, and an improvement has occurred iu several instances. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Reates opened at 69fr. 50c., being 6c. lower than yesterday. The scrip of the new loans has undergone no va riation of importance. Turkish is quoted If to 2 prem. ; Confederate, to 3 prem. ; and Italian, 11 to 2k prem. Consols are now quoted 931 to 1, cum div., for money, and 921 to k, ex div., for the ac count (June 9). The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, 1 ; ditto, for account, 921 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 92 ; New Three per Cents., 911, 92, 911; Bank Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1091, 110; Five-and a-Half per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 116} ; and Exchequer Bills, par. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Certificates have risen considerably to-day. Egyptian and Spanish Passive Bonds are also ratherbetter. Turkish secu rities are firm, with a favourable tendency. Some of the present quotations are subjoined : Turkish, 1854, Loan, 881 to f ; ditto, 1858, 704 to 71; ditto, 1862, 711 to 724 ; the Consolidds, 55/1 to f ; Greet, 32 to f, showing no change ; and Venezuela, Six per Cents., 55 to f, being still fiat. Transactions are recorded as follows : Bra zilian, 1004 ; Egyptian, 100, 994 ; Greek, for account, 324, 4, 32 ; ditto Coupons, 151, 15 ; Italian, for account, 714 ; ditto Ma remmana Railway, 804, 794 ; Mexican, for account, 374, 4,4, 37, 4 ; Moorish, 944 ; New Granada, 164, 4 ; ditto Deferred, 94, 4 ; Portuguese, 1862, 494 ; Russian, 1860, 914 ; ditto, 1862, 934, 4, ex div. ; Spanish, for account, 544 ; ditto Passive, 344, 334, 4 ; ditto Certificates, 114, 4,4, 4 ; Turkish, 1868, for ac count, 704 ; ditto, 100 i. bonds, 74, 73 ; ditto, 1862, for account, 72, 714, 724, 714 ; Venezuela, 1862, 554, ex div. HALF-PAIR Two o'CLocc Consols are without change, at 93} to cum div., for money, and 94 to k, ex div., for the account. The commercial demand for money was again active yesterday though not quite so pressing as on Thursday. In the general market scarcely any busi ness was done below 3 per cent., and the appli cations at the Bank of England were accordingly to a good extent The final instalment of 10 per cent, less the dividend, falls due on Tuesday next, the 12th inst , on Messrs. Rothschild's Rumian Loan, intro duced here in April, 1882. The exact amount of specie engaged for trans mission to Brazil, to-day, by the steamer Parana, is 365,4231., of which 358,1201. is gold, and 7,3001. silver. The advicee from Melbourne by the mail just announced report the shipment for England during the month of 389,6001. in gold. The tendency of the exchangesyeeterdayafternoon was again unfavourable. Subjoined is our usual list Amsterdam, 3 ntoetha, 11.17* to 1 ; ditto, 3 days, 1L 15 to 16; Rwtiam, 3 meths, ILl7* to 3 ; Anteerp, 3nionths, 25.40 to 5 ; Hamburg, ms. kazoo, three mootbs, 13.71 to' ; Paris, 3 days, 25.171 to 221 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.421 to 71 ; Frankfort-es.MwrMaisti, 3 months, 1191 to 1; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, 35i to 1 ; Vienna, a. So., 3 imbibe, IL2O to 25 ; Trieste, elf. So., S mooths, 11.20 to 25 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49 to * ; Qsdis , 3 months, 481 to 49 ; Leghorn, 3 mouths, 25.50 to 5 ; Gems, 3 months, 25.50 so 5 ; Milan, 3 n.onths, 26.50 to 6 Naples, 3 months, 25.50 to 5 ; Palermo, 3 months, 26.521 to 71; Masons, 3 months, 25.521 to 71; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 so 63; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to a. Subjoined are the rates of disoount now current on the Continent, viz.: —Paris, $1 per cent. ; Vienna, 5 ' • Hamburg, 24 ; Turin, 44 ; Frankfort, ; Amsterdam, 3} ; Berlin, 31 ; Brussels, 3 ; and St Petersburg, 5 per cent. A fuller " preliminary statement " of the " Im perial Royal Privileged Union Bank of Austria (Limited) has been issued. The subscription, opened through Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill, has attracted so much attention that three-fourths of the proposed capital of 2,000,0001. has already been covered. A copy is given of a letter, j net re ceived by the promoters, from the Barou de Thierry, in which he authorises them to take the necessary steps for securing the capital and to issue the prospectus to the public. An extraordinary meeting of shareholders in the Anglo-Portuguese Bank is called for the let of June to sanction the proposed amalgamation with the London and Brazilian Bank A new company is in course of formation, to be called the National lJnion Life Assurance Com pany, with a capital of 100,0004 Amongst the advantages to insurers which this company proposes to offer is a method of appropriating bonuses on policies, by means of which the sum assured is to become payable during the insurer's lifetime. The official returns show the net earnings of the Northern Railway of Canada for the first quarter of the present year to have been 6,5121. sterling, against 8741. for the corresponding quarter of 1862, and 1,2001. in 1861. A call of 31. is to be paid on the shares in the Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited) by the 21st inst. The report of the directors of the British Pru• dtutial Assurance Company states that the amount of new business transacted during the year is 16,4711. in policies completed and paid upon. The annual premium income is now 56,4811. The ba lance in favour of the company last year was 41,3391. 19s. 6d., and after paying and providing for 4,6/13/. 19s. Id. (the profits declared at last meeting) there remain/ a present balance of 49,8531. 175., showing a surplus upon the year of 13,1971. 16e. 7d. Interest at the rate of 5 per cant, is to be paid to the shareholders on the 15th instant. The letters of allotment of the London Financial Association will be issued early nest week. ... The letters of allotment of the New Zealand Banking Corporation were issued yesterday. FRIDAY EYEING. Consols, which closed yesterday at 92} to ex div. for the 9th of June, were tint marked this 1 , morning 92} and closed at 92} to 4. For 1 money the last price was 93} to with div. Thal business report leas follows :—Three per Cent. Con- I sole, for money, 934, 4,4, cum ; ditto, for account, 92}, }, ex div.; Three per Cents. Reduced, 915, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 913, 3 • Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 145 ; Bank Stock, 2341, 235 ; India Stook, 231, 230 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1094, 110 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper. 1151. The India Five per Cent. Stock remains steady, at 109 i to 110, but the continued demand for money has caused a fresh fall of 2s. in Exchequer Bills, which closed at la. to 4s. prem. Extensive transactions continue to take plane in foreign stocks. The tendency of prices to-day was decidedly more favourable. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 10 to 10} prem. ; Universal Marine, 1} to 05 clis. ; 'Mimes and Mersey, 25 to 3} pram. Commercial Union, I to l} prem. •, North British and Mercantile, 17} to 18 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 1} prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings to-day were sa follows :—Britiab and Bore•r Marine, to prem.; Bank of Otago, I to prem. ; London Bank of Scotland, 3 to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Indian Cotton, } to I prem. ; Oriental Tea, to 1} prem. ; English, 'Belgian, and Nether lands Bank, I to 1} prem. • General Steam Culti vation, } to prim. ; Sa rdinian Railway, } Lo 3 prem. ; Soutbampton Imperial Hotel, 1 to pram. ; Cannes Hotel, 4} to 5 prem. ; Mediter ranean Hotel ! 24 to 24 prem. ; London Finan cial Association, 14 to 11 prem., being better ; Union Marine. If to If prem. ; Empire Marine, to prom. ; Menniutils Union Assurance, to prem. ; and West Surrey Tanning, to prem. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoow. In the mining market to-day, EraZlia;set shares are very heavy, and have declined to 97} to 100. This quotation is 171. lower than that of yesterday. Wheal Seton are also worse at 265 to 260, and East Caradon at 37f to f. Wheal Ludcott are quoted 5f to f and Great Fortune, 38 to 37, ex div. Cambrian Gold shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex change, at f dia., being firm ; Providence at 41 ; Tincroft at 193 ; and Wheal Ludoott at 53 and N. Foreign and colonial mining shares are rather active, but prices generally are about the same as yesterday. Don Pedro, East del Rey, General, St. John del Rey, and Yndanamutana have met with chief attention. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, ,MAY 9, 1863: COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. gala DAY.) (3Y ILECTSIO AND DITZLIATIONAL TILTARAZH.) (11011 0171 OWN 001I3EVONINDIT.) Market again rather dearer. Sales about 15,000 bales. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 41a. &1., net cash ; Petersham Y.O. on the 'pot, 4.ie. 6d. ; June, 435. 6d. ; July to September, 445. ; October to December, 465. to 465. 3d. Meaner Arrnaomi.—Town tallow, 445. 3d. ; fat by ditto, 2a. ; yellow Russian, 45e. ; melted stuff, 32a. &L ; rough ditto, 18a. ; tallow grearce, 14a ; good dregs, Ts. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Harvey and &atoll report trade slow at the followies prices :—Rime meadow hay. 701. to 72e. 6d. ; superior ditto, 755. to 80s. ; inferior ditto, 40s. to 80.. roses, Ws. to 00s. ; clover, old, 90a. to lloe. ; ditto, mooed eat, 80a. to 105 e.; straw, 30s. to Ws. COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.) • Notwithstanding the continued dryness of the weather, vegetables of good quality continue to make their ap pearance in great abundance. Pee= are now some ; mow apples are samples of Newtown pippin. Cockle pippin, Court Perdu plat, and Ashinead's kerneL Cherries from France are fetching from Is. to Ti. per box weighing about 2tbs. sash. Oranges, though tolerably plentiful, are still dear. Cucumbers are cheep. Pineapples and grapes are sufficient for the demand ; the latter have &Hee • little in price. Potatoes as last week ; large supplies of new ones are making their appearance. Cornish broccoli is still coming in. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, anaemia', micas, violets, =filial:lotto. tulips, and roses. Aufff. rims Apples, porn', Ti to 10; FrMiges, per box, 13 6d to 30s Gross, per lb., as to lea I per 100, Sa to es Ittraszberrlok per on., ad to is I Nots, p. 1nz51t..149 to lee Peon, per dot, 18$ tolls I Almonds, do., 19s Apples, per doz., 9d to is ed Walnuts, do., los to les per sieve, 9a to es tenteolm, p.10011m., 1601 Lessaos, per 100, 54 to 94 - vzorri Oakb, p. dok, ed to ls Omen Paw per qt., 42 to es latsloss. York Regents, per ton, 90, to 1004 „ flukes, do., 1004 to 120 s „ Rocks, do., 00s to 001 Cups, do., 700 to 858 t tn , ig, per bunch, 3d to 4d do., 3d to ed Spinach, per stem IN rid to 21 Cucumbers, each, Is to fa Bast, per doe, Lid Wary, pot Wank ls ed to tis ! Trench Beaus, per 100, Is Asparagus, per 100, es to lb Bealtale, per punnet, to id to 111 Shallots, per lb, 64 to 8d Rhubarb, per bundle, 14 to lid Garlic, per lb, 6.1 to 44 Lettuces, each, Id to 24 per score, 1s to ts RorearacUsh, per bun.,lsed to Ie Mashrooras,p putt., is to Is Id Parsley, per 14 bunches, 3a to es Herbs, per bunch. 4d to 44 PROTINCJAL MAAR MARKETS. !Miami. MAY fl-lislealte-dAY: Great &Meru. 8 21- 1 - 011 flon and North Western, 111 M-South Kastern, ffil-Great Luxem bourg, 144-Mercantile &change Bank, le d.-Albion Insararee Company, 10a. 7Sd., 10a. Pd., lls., 104. Pd. p.-Cren Ship, se Bd. MALIICINOTIM, MAT 8.-Iliere was a good market, with im proved prices. Great Eastern, 621-Great Luxembourg, 14 7-16 -Great Northern A, 13 4-Great Ship, IC-Great Western of Canada, 114 -Great Western, Central, 42 d.-Lestax 'hire sad Yorkshire, 10a; - London and North Western, PM I -Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln/BB*, 441 I-Metropolitan, 111 311 16-Midland 14761 7-North British, 61 604 1-Ditto Pref , p.-North Staffordshire, le - South Esateni, 6141 7 - Thames and Mersey Manne Insurance. 31-16 p.- U aloe Plate Glass, 284-Distri-t Bank, 17 p. - Garthgell Mines, I d.-Birken head, MM. The Measageries Imperialee steamer Labour domain arrived at Marseilles on the 7th„ with mails from India and Chios, and 486 bake of silk. THE LUEBUEN ELECTION PETITION. —Tbe general oommittee of election; to which was referred the inquiry into the circumstances attending the withdrawal of the peti tion against the return of Mr. Barbour for the borough of Lisburn. met yesterday ; Mr. Herbert in the chair. After deliberating for some time, the committee agreed to a rem lotion to the effect :—"Thai the petition against the return of Mr. Barbour was improperly withdrawn; that they had arrived at that conclusion upon the evidence of Mr. )(Vann, by whom the signatures attached to the document withdmw ing the petition were obtained ; sod that the parties should be allowed to proceed with the petition if they should be so advised." The Era says that during the performance at the Haymarket Theatre oe Thursday evening, their Royal Highnesses the Prime and Princess of Wales—occupying` the Queen's box—were so completely out of sight of the audier,oe, that when Min Louise Keeley, in her mug intro ducing roaay well-known burlesque characters, lame to the verse, Here's the Prince of Happy Land. Once he relmted at the Lyceum: And here's •mother Prince at hand. But being Invisible you awl*. him. The audience applied the verse to the royal visitors with such loud and continuous laughter, that Miss Keeley be came embarrassed. However, at the end of the Ammonia of the Prince's Tour, and while the orchestra was playing " God !dare the Queen," the Prince led the Princcea to the frost of the royal box in full view of the audience, who re ceived them with acclamations. ROYAL Dasmano Cousna.—The annual general meeting of those interested in the prosperity of the Royal Dramatic College will take place on Wednesday, the 27th instant, at one o'clock, on the stage of the Adelphi Theatre. The Royal Dramatic College Fête and Fancy Fair is an- Dammed to take place, u usual, at the Crystal Palace, on Saturday, the 25th, and Monday, tie 27th of July. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MZETINOS FOR THE ENSUING Wm.—Monday. Geographical, at 83, " Arrival of Expedition at Khartum, from Zanzibar," " Land borough's Traverse of Australia," and " Madagascar," Lieutenant Oliver. Tuesday Actuaries, at 7 ; Byre- Baptists, at 71, " Coffin Lid of Mea-ka-ra, Mycerinus of the Greeks," Mr. Marsden ; Royal Institution, at 3, " Sound," Professor Tyndall ; Engineers , at 8, " American Iron Bridges," Mr. Colburn, and "Communication be tween London and " Mr. Watson ; Zoological, at 9, " Derbyan Eland, We stern Africa,' and " Equatorial Elephant and Gorilla," Mr. Rude, and " Mammals sod Birds, Madagascar," Dr. Water. Wednesday, Aielueo logical Association, at 4, annual general ; Graphic, at 8 ; Society of Art., at 8, " Excrementitious Matter," Dr. Thudichum, and " System of Earth Bump," Rev. H. Moule ; Micrcecopical, at S. Thursday, Autiquaries, at 8 ; Royal Institution, at 3, " Geology," Professor Amsted. Friday, Philological, at 8, Anniversary, " U inbriaa Words," Professor Newman ; Royal Institution, at 8, " Molecule of Water," Dr. tilling. Saturday, Horticultural, at 4, Pro menade Royal lostitution, at 3, " Language," Professor Yu Milder.—Atkearrime. MURDER AT LIVIMPOOL —Mra. Mary Rowlands, the keeper of a sailors' boardimphouse io Liverpool, wee murdered yeatertLy by • sailor who was lodgieir in her house, The munlerer, BeojAmin Thomas, was arrested shortly afterwards. A dispute relative to some mosey which Thomas owed the deceased led to the outrage. Taser to Raroairs.—The traffic receipts of rail- =l:a the United Kingdom amounted, for the week ' • the 2nd of May, on 10,677 miles, to 550,1241., and for corresponding week of Wt year, on 10,237 miles. • to 529,6801., sherriog an increase of 440 miles, and of 20,464/. in the receipts. The grows receipts on the follow ing 14 railways amounted in the sigma* on 7,290 miles, to 426,615/. ; and for the corresponding week of 1862, on 7.036 miles, to 415.7041., showing au in- messe of 264 miles, sod of 10,911!. in the reeeipta The increase cm the Oaledocian amounted to 761 /. ; on the Great Eastern to 254/. ; on the Great Northern to 7141 ; on the Laamehire and Yorkshire to 1,3081. ; on the Loodon sad North-Western to 3,2921. ; on the Lnadoo and South- Western to 3351. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lis celoshire to 1,1151. ; on the Midland to 1,8,21. ; as the' North British to 1,5501. ; and oa the North Eastern to 3,2731.; total, 14.5541. But from this must be deducted 6871., the demotes on the Great Southern and Western ; 2331. en the Great Welters; 1,4501. as the London, Brighton, and South Crest; and 1,2731. on the South- Eastern, leering the increase as shore, 10,9111. The goods and mineral traffic on them lima amnitsted to 234,2491., and for the corresponding week of 1802 to 213,8911., showing en Menem of 20,358/. The receipts for passeegers, par es* ha., amounted to 192,3881., spinet 261,813!., showing a decrease of 9,4471. The tribe receipts os 65 other lines amounted, on 3,386 miles, to 123,5091., and for the arreeponding week of last year. on 3,201 MOOR. to 113,9561., showing an increase of 186 miles, and of 9,5631. in the re ceipts. The total receipts of the past week show an in crease of 4,7501. an compared with those of the preceding week, eliding the 25th ult. I SHARE L18T13.-(24118 DAY.) Two o'Croan. Although there is not much activity, the rail way market i/ rather firmer to-day, and prices exhibit an improving tendency. Great Eastern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Caledonian stook' have risen per cent., and Midland i t . London and South Western is somewhat lower. 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The Loth CELICILLOO took his not on the woolsack at in e'elosk. CITY TRAFFIC REGULATION BILL Lord MDR/WALE rid that es this bill, which was owe for tbs repulativool the Wink is the City of Londe" Pro posed to cooler very extinctive powers, he reeouluissaled that it should be mushier's' by • commit:oi of the whole house, although it wee a private bilL POLAND. The Marquis of NORMANBY presented a petition from Althealeafield in favour of the uationality of Poland. As far as the petition expressed sympathy with Poland be cos tumed is the petition, but as the prayer of it would lead toe a general European WA/ he could not groom te that part of the petition. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY presorted the following petitions in favour of Pohlad :—Froru the ietiabitents of tit. Decree's, City ; tit. Ardor'. City ; Pad's, City ; Aldgate. City Queen -rrest. L ' udgatestreet. std Wood street, City ; Daimon ; - St. James's. Walt" Moister ; Chancery-lane, Fleet-meet ; Red Limoges», Bloomsbury; High Holborn; Holism ; %rim well, Cheapside, Wood-green, Tottenham • Greshamstrak City • St. Mary, Lambeth ; Ben:medley, Southwark • lalinitoa • Bickers-streak Southwark • Cradmil town ; Q.:removers. Bloomsbury; Walworl; Camber well ; Highbary ; Recover-street, Long-sere ; St. Mazy Magnus, City ' • Christchurch, Wackier's ; Bow-lane, Upper Thames - street ;; Old Kest-rued; Long-leas, and Abbey street, Bermondsey • Parlaneratotrest. Wermiustrer; Omperrtrest, City-road ; Tottenham Court-road ; Orange walk, Bermosiciey ; St. Botolph, Bishopegate ; Moorgate- Meet, City; Gray's-Me-road: Gravel-lace; Pastcheap; Lamb's Coadoit-street; Leather-Lon; Formetreet, ate; Park-ereet, Osesise-tom ; Theobeki'sroad, Norm Miry Farringdoe-etreet ; foul the ratepayers aad it- Wettest. of the nutted perishes of Saint Andrew. Hol been shove Bars, and St. George-thellartyr, Middle sex, at a public metros. Prom inhabitants of Cam bridge, and members of the Celerity ol Cambridge; from the men in the employ of Marrs. Bradbury and Evans, printers, Whiteners, Qty; from the brush makers of Loudon ; from the men in the employ of Messrs. Cloves and Sons, prioters ; from the firm sod met in the employ of Meson. Jackson and Graham, upholsterers and cabinet-makers, Oxford-street • from the men is the employ of Mears. Collard and Collard, pianoforte. makers, Camdes town ; from the vestrymen of Maryiebone ; from a public emetics held at the Court-house, Afarylelsore; from • public meeting held at the King's Arms, Old Kent-mad • from the ministers of the gospel , physicians, solicitors, teachers millowoers, beckon• shipowners, and merchants of Mention. The petitions cootaised 4422 ridlteltret7* His lordship then called &rearm to the sympathy felt in this country for • nation struggling molar tremendous odds for rights which, in spite of repeated federes and darkened hopes, she had never abandoeed. He atipeatied in the strongest terms the policy of doe Wili& goverment in regard to the recent rising, sod dedared that the Prussia& people did not deserve the rights or teamed • free attics if they supported it. Teo rights accorded to Pelesd by the Treaty Of Vienna had been withhold, and sincelltiOtherlini siatratioa of Russia in Poked had been oely • series of out rages, indicted for the purpose of trampling out the national life and love of freedom of the Poles. In forcible terms he &menaced the repressive and arbitrary acts of the Rumble government, sad insisted that it was err duty, both in and out of parliament, to bring pulite opinion to bear on the wrier of Pored. Her Majesty's government might fairly say that they had no wish to see Remus deprived of Poland, but he muntersed that it wee for the interim of Russia, especially in her pretest exhausted coaditioe, to govern the Poles with justice. He scented the idea that the restoration of Polish liberty would be antagonistic to reli ;iota toleration, rod contended that, on grounds of ex pediency and of gestitode, Europe ought to insist on the settlement of the. dangerous questiee. Poland had for merly stemmed the tide of Turkish Maroc, and Europe ought not to forget it. The Earl of HAB.ROWBY (hay* presented a petition from a public meeting ie Liverpool) said be agreed with hi Debts friend that her Majesty's government was not called epos to stir up this country to a war. Neither were we celled upon to sympathise with Pulsed ; hot we were celled upon to declare our opinion as • nation on the justice of her ore. (Cheers.) Earl RUSSELL, whilst desiring to speak with .11 re serve, lest he should unduly excite the hopes of the friends of Poked that the British goveremeet would do MOM than Mterfer. by diplomatic ispresentatioos, expressed hi am fideoos in the sincere and honest iotentioes of the Empower Of Russia towards the Poles, though he could not MO that anything had yet been done to month the welfare of tie Poles or to make the concessions they were entitled to expect. With regard to the promises held oat in the despatch of Prince Gortchakoff, he feared that the Poles were sot disposed to at tach to them soy great ammitt of oonedeoce, for the system pursued by Russia ID Poland was not calculated to command that confidence which was rwmisite to the fulfil ment of these promises. Such, however, were the mammy 000sequenoes of a despotic sod capricious policy. In this unfortunate state of things her Msjesty's government had advised the Emperor of YAM& to restore to Poland the in. 'Muttons originally granted by the Emperor Alexander, and pointed out that Mealy means of regaining the coofidence of the Pules was to eotrust the judicial, civil, sad political administration of their email to the heads of ma upon whom he could rely, by means of ao assembly Meted by the Poles themselves. Hie lordship continued With re read to declariug the seperatroo of the kingdom of Pored from the empire of Russia, I think there ars grave ques tions which any governroent, which any statesmen must ask himself before huideliberatione can be concluded is the affirm ative. What is to be this kind= of Puked? Supposing that the Emperor of Ramis were to declare 'vets that in his copiers it is desirable to separate the kingdom of Poland, would the Poles generally be satisfied with those limits which the treaty of Vienna has laid down ? What was the object with which Andre Zsmoyski weat to St. Petersburg ! lie was summered there to explain an address which many al the nobles and proprietors had premed as an address to the Emperor. What was the purport of the address? The purport of the address was, that all the territories which formerly belonged to p o t te d should united under one deuumiratios of the kingdom of Poland. They professed if that request were complied with the utmost loyalty to the Emperor of Romis, that they would remain faithful to him and his crown, but they did not profess that they would be satisfied with the institu tions given to the kingdom of Poland. lam not laying now whether they were justified in the address- - whether the happiness of the Pontsb subjects of Russia requires my such measure. I am only ming that d this government were to interfere to re-erect the kingdom of Poised you must not think that that question would be resolved by merely saying you would have a kingdom of Poland. But you would have other and serious questions arising from the restoration. But there out other questions still. What would be the country of rut Poland! Is it to have Pets. —the Prussian part of Poland! la it to have Calorie—the Aurrian part of Poland! If that were Misted upon. you may depend upon it that Austria sod Proem would be se much opposed to that request as would Russia itself. If they refused that request, art if you say that, the sew king dom of Poland is to consist only of the Polish provinces sow under the sway of the Emperor of Ituesia— in that case only consider the attempt* which would be node to reunite Galicia, Dearic, and Posen to the Polish kingdom; bow much Austria and Prussia would be interested in apposing those attempts; and what opposing Murices to support Poland or. the one hand and to repress Poland or the other would be brought to bear; and what a new element of disturbance, instead of • new element at peace and happioess—what • new element of disturbance it Europe would you create. (Hear, hear.) Looking at these things with a desire for the welfare of the Poise indeed, but not indifferent to the future peace and the future welfare of Europe, I cannot, for one, put them noon. devotions out of view. But then, besides this, my belief r —it may be mistaken, the events, as I have formerly said, the events of to-morrow may overturn all the foresight of to-day—hut my belief is, that in the present temper of the Russian government, and still moro of the Rcoiaa people, there is no medium to consent to that which would be considered as a dismemberment of a groat empire. There are glorious recollections, there are symbols of pride and of power connected with ROW& which may be destroyed, but which would hardly be destroyed without a long and sanguinary war. Into these dangers, these hazvds, I certainly, for one, should be very loth to eider, and I think your lordships sod the other hour, of parliament represectiog this country would be loth to eater upon those ham& without the most messing necessity to force you to do it. Well, my lords, when think of these things, of the reasons why we should pro ceed cautiously, why we should proceed slowly, Rod I. coojuirtion with other power, in all that we attempt to do for Pored, I have as much con- Grime as my noble friend who brought forward this petition io the ultimate poem of public opinion. Prince Gortchakoff has spokes of the denier of disturb- ance—of the revolutionary cosmopolites of Europe—end he has asked Frame, England, sad Austria to repress their in trigues. No doubt, 111 buds of prey ramped the carrion on the beetle field, so wherever there is disturhaeos the moral mod political vultures of Europe flock together to tale • part is the struggle. But it is not the mere disturbers—d is not the revolutionary disturbers—of Europe alone who are taking a part in this media in Peand. It is, as I believe, the real coueciestious opinion of Europe. That which is taking place iu Poland has bee, carried by quicker roads of conveyance than were known in former times to all parts of Europe, aud the conscience of Europe has been roused by seeing the religion of a people trampled under foot, by seeing this nationality dammed, by seeing the arbitrary measures disposing of the hese and limbs of the brave youth of a brave and celebrated nation. (Cheers.) Depend upon it that public opinion expressed at the present time by three ia the greatest and most powerful monarchies of Europe, will he backed and sustaioed by every minor tower, and is every nation where men can read, think, and feel with re prd to the woes of Poked. That which took place in 1831 and 1832—thine attempts— those Lyrae n ical attempts which then almost passel uoooticed, could not now be retested, if the Emperor of Iluraia were the man to attempt to repeat them. I ask your lordships to rely, find, on the prudent course of the goverment of your country. (Hear, bear.) 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