The Express. — London, England, 1856-04-11 00:00:00

TUitHEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, Meant It. The prospect of peso* has not as yet prodesed the ern.e,leet amelioration in the general situation or alumni at Constantinople—the deart h and twareity of al! the necessaries of life still coulees., rad sr, a most serious drawback on oar daily bill of fare. Fee instance, a turkey cost no more than dint two abillisp in former times, and is now with difllealty to be had for tweoty. Meat was to be had for two and a half piastres the eke, and is now hardly to be found of good quality at ten times that sum; and so it is with all the rest. Among other petitions of great importance which will natorally arise no the restoration of peace, one of the first will be the reorganisation of the Otto. man army and navy, and many a wistful glance is already beginning to turn in the direction of Kutch, the quarters of the Contingent. All friends of Turkey fervently hope that this force, which has been from its very birth the object of such violent opposition, may be continued eventually, and form the sedans oft regular army. Public opinion seems now to have taken quite a different turn, end even here in Turkey the Anglo-Ottoman Legion is so. (ining, daily, favour and popularity. Great credit, it appears, is doe, generally speaking, to the officers in command of this corps, who are all beginning to /earn the language, and fraternise cordially with their Mahommedan brother officers, and pay the utmost attention to the wants and comforts of the troops. The following are extracts of a priests letter from Kertch, March 21: " On the 22nd instant a grand parade took plain, eomprishig the prrisoas of Kertch and Ironical', the British Husetre, artillery, and the cavalry of the Contingent, with the 71st, a splendid Highland regi• meet. Notwithstanding the improvement in the drilling and general discipline of the Turk., they still appear to some disadvantage when in close :ou tset with European troops. The parade ground is an ex• tansies plateau,semi•distant between Kertch and Yeai kale, commanding a splendid view of the sea, wherein huge muses of ire were seen continually drifting down the straits, and contrasted beautifully with the sombre hue of the ship, and deep blue of the waters. The weather was magnificent, and a genial breeze Bringing up, failed not to enliven the scene, in• spiriting the troops and their chargers, all in first rate trim. The first brigade, commanded by Brigadier Rolexes, quitted the barracks at 10 a.m., and the second, under Brigadier Beane, a little later—both drawing up to the front, at quarter-mile distance, in lines of contiguous colorans--the former composing the right, and the latter the loft flank. It was highly gratifying to witness the martial air, the precision, and regularity of all their movements. "Major Genera Mitchell soon made his appear ow, and all ranks stood ready for orders, and be testified in the most flattering terms his satin faction at the manner in which they were tram melled to sash individual company in the native tongue, se well as at the celerity and promptitude of their Kt ClitiOS• "It must be borne in mind in what a cotoparatively short epees et tines all this has been effected, and the vast difficulty the officers had to encounter in obtain ing, with the assistance of their interpreters, some knowledge of the vernacular idiom. "The parade leafed for above three hours, and lbws the troops piled arms, ea which, like a panto- mime 'volatile, sack hauled oat the chibouque, his been companion, and puffed away with prodigious assiduity. After this restorative, the troops filed off to quarters; and at this moment several ladies en livened the nese by their presence, and marched up to staff headquarters, no doubt to the great eatidati don of the gallant commandos of this force. "Nothing can exceed the good fellowship and oar ffiality which . prevails in the camp. The health of the troops is excellent, and their temperance, sobriety, and general good conduct most exemplary. Their hate, knapsacks, and kit are regularly inspected once a week. Their manner of saluting, when not under arms, at first rather Fueled the British officers, and resembles exactly our insular usages with re spect to ladies, that is to say, to wait for a nod and 5 1 .?" of w r i r tr the nitr o; . Thi ah s s old w ie as t exactly at seed to first stop (treat) and wait, from respect, for his officer's Ant *Wes, bet sow he ha learned to perfection the Assilis sag or custom. " The ratios. of the troops consist of white biscuit, sat, rise, batter, peas, onions, and potato", which latter they do not Roth relish, and exchange wil lingly for a little cense and tobacco. Their religions interdict a the unclean animal in any shape (dowse) has been, of course, respected strictly by the commis seriat. "It is really sot uninteresting to witsess at swiss these Gee Mows, is groups of 15 or 20, u they imp Irma disk hats with water ewe to perform their mods rites sad aWatiass, whoa the Muszia's vein Load I. ate Celts ewe ti pear r, *WA they Ni. to g• through with the seem edllybg knees sail devotion. Then ems the coreenno or the breekhot kettle, which Ms: ti the foe Imo men appeleted for that most at duty. Aleut thus elide& the evesiag elms ef& sad ed thigh *epees is a pekeipal sad never. faillag Item, ma the Masi el sienst, mi m e; mem, alternating via ry sever drink rm. split% sr mime. :in ia l=sf *see undone, same etberliNie sembele, engin eel* sad emit like , are soloed $ them bp the sennelesinist. VariosseasssaesAt. shooting, skating, sad SD forth, en, tikes dui permit', usual amen the elms, and the bet hammy seems also to prevail generally is as asap" P.S. A friend has jest come in, who tells me that yeses was Signed pleurisy at . Paris, 3 pm., sewed rag to Ulegesplb sewage just arrived. At Boom there woe ease Arias at Tophant, and from the war ship whisk were else disked out. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN TURBRY. "One of our correspardente,* mys the Univers, whop transmitted to as an important document, being as annex to the Hatti Scheriff of the 113th of February. This document, which has cot yet been sada public, is inteaded to give satisfaction to the capreeeatatiorsof the French sod English ambassa dors ow the meet delicate point connected with the reform granted to Christians;—namely, that rela tive to Ottawas subjects who might abandon Islamism for soy other creed, a question on which Lewd Stratford de Raclin had particulatly insisted. The following Is the translation of the note delivered to the ambulating of the Allied Powers in the early part of February last : TN eveatuaisll,u wltlets your Fzeollre, bu at eV- fermi periods, bedside very noisily, melee; the Sahli." Pert*, verbally .nd in stiff/ g, ow dm sal j -et of rcligb us weediest, have bees time tobj. et f the deep's. esaminstim es elm part. His Idejesty the Belies I ighly and folly ar prostate. the egad services which the Nendship of hie august ell, Vte Queen of Orsat Brissn, and tbet of hie other allies in general. lit eve it all and mere pied- Selerly seder want dramatise'', rendered to his goitre. mat, and the Ottoman people wsli relate a fe , ling efts reel stewed" for them. The Sublime Porte mend Vie be animated with • nal des , re to do justice, at far as tom tile, IS all the demands slit& may be made by trees sag as t en the other hand. it k. ws what is the spirit of modem Vass, I beim., by order of the Maw, to isform year Zuellesey cf the meoletion shish hes been same to es the sshjset. The !Ishii.. Porte renews and ensfirves the issamiress whisk It gam at • renal, p. eel (is 1813, at the Sam of , he eaeeetiva of the Christias °Tights) to the gem raiment. of Prairie and England relator* '0 the sue- Oen of re_negades. The Sublime Porte, ea , mem, declares Oat the der 100. SINN to at that period 'hail be henceforth applied to all minrgades in gins rl. In tasking known this serishittory determination to your eamilecey in the muse empress weer, I Patter Rayed( with the naps 1114 your ingest court will see in it • new and 'Mikis' proof that the Sublimes Parte Is drama of ne t thresher say eratsitom diSemitin is the way of env demand the realisat'ea el whist appears to it to be Siect'esble, and thst on this greed the present notifies ion well be me i.ed w;th real sidiattos by year sagest court—Ampt, , Twin." bantam Du Conrant.—Tho ordinary lair yearly mailogot Ono oinepaay an he'd yew May. at the ram or the ==gr.Medford•roa; Mr. McCord. I. rho The attd the prtpr!etors upon the tact that the e had weep boom Um pas reatal Ftf the chews, data" the :art two au% gperpopMe *CAN& At Palmas. llama had r hared .1 h Noy eft emplay Ilk I party larretee their god:ILIA, for wallop oho tiowoostd illomodo ppm dam: sad they bad to teNd loto • MOIMOOMMIIIt APB k At. Neer.. for due*, Para The dial. dal oolooll aNi t tbo ompooy oroo:d en.b e thew t., pay 10 per ant s wa• 1 1. rallielltbe &eta lea a dlaidead at Aortae of 10 per inf. yr ourloit. owl lb* proorotiros wallow./ lath the earl was to the game. r BAILWAYB IN ITALY. We aresnabled to furnish some additional imposts' t particulars with retinue to Unmet sadertaking now as the past of being introduced into the owlets of Europe, under the designation of the Lombardo- Venetian and Central of Italy Railways. As wee stated in the Express of the 9th fast., the capital of the Lombardo-Venetian lines ia to be 8,000,0004 sterling, in 300,000 shares of 201. each. Upon this the Austrian government grants a guarantee for the whole period of the concession of 90 yean of 6 2-10tbe per mat. per annum, foe interest and sinking fend on the whole of the pressot or any future capital ex pended. This Lombardo-Venetian conesoden n aiades the following railways, which have been con structed by the state, and which, with all their rolling stock, buildings, workshops, &c., are sow ceded to the company—viz., the lies from Venice to Cocceglio; from Milan to Como; from Milan to Tretriglio; from Verona to Mantua; from Mane to Cessna; and from Coccaglio to Bergamo. Them lines represent a total length of 437 kilometres. Possession of tines railways is to be taken by the company any time before the Ist of January, 1867, and they are to be worked on account of the compare) from the let of May, 1868. The following new rail ways, comprising an additional length of 366 kilo- metres, are to be constructed by the company, viz.: from Bergamo to Monza; Bergamo to Lecco; Milan to Buffaloes Milan to Piacenza and Pavia; Milan to Sento Cal ends; the railway encircling the pit of Milan ; Mantua to Borgoforte ; and Cessna to Ns. broiler- The state further concedes the free use of the line from Nebresina to Trieste, • distance of 17 kilometre', with a right of joint use of the station at Trieste. The capital of the Central Italian Conces sloe is fixed at 3,800,0001. in bonds or obligations, with a guarantee for the whole period of the conces sion of 90 years of 280,0001. per annum, for interest and sinking fund, from the governments of Austria, Rome, Tuscany, Modems. and Parma. The Austrian go vernment assumes the undivided responsibility of this guarantee as regards the company. This central Italian concession comprise' the Centepl Italian Rail way of 280 kilometres, forming a continuation of the Lombardo Venetian Railway from Piacenza and Borgoforte via Parma, Reggio, and Modena, to Bologna, a nd thence across the Apennines to Putojs, where it joins the Tuscan railways to Florence and Leghorn. The Austrian government gives, morn over, as a subvention to the company, half the Bost of the bridge over the Po at Piacenza. The entire system of the company wUI thus consist of 464 kilo- metres of existing railway, and of 836 kilometres of new railway. Theaummary of the aggregate sys tem will stand thus—let. A main trunk Use, tra versing the north of Italy from east to west, commeneing by a junction with the Austrian railways at Trieste, passing through Udine, Treviso, Venice, Padua, Vicenza, Verona, Bree ds, Bergamo, and Milan, and terminating by junction with the Pisdmostese Railways common'• eating with Genoa and Turin. Secondly, •• main trunk line, traversing (antral and sorthern Italy from earth to south, connecting the Roman and Tuscan states, Parma, Modena, Lombardy, and Venice with one another and with the main routes of oommunioation with Francs, Switzerland, the Tyrol, and Germany. As the Austrian government is cos @trading a line from Veroaa to Berzeo, in the Tyrol, it is anticipated that by means of a line through the Brenner Pam of the Alps to Inuprack, a few years will witness an unbroken railway communisation be twee° Central Oartuthy and Italy. The company is to have the peeferenos for taking any other new railways is the district. The price to be paid to the government foe the 454 kilos. ceded to the company is 2,333,3301., of which 668,8001. is to bi paid in three maths after taking posesedoe, and the rest in flth annual instalments of, my 333,3301. each. The company also agrees to pay one million sterling out of half the net profits exceed ing 7 per omit on the entire capital after the end of the above term. The whole of the payments are to be without any interest This price is calculated to be equivalent to about 4.4001. per kilo., or 7,0001. per mile, and 1,0001. per kilo., or 1,6001. per mile addi tional, contingent cm the railways earning moth than 7 per met. The price paid by the FreachAsstrien Railway Company for the state lime of Rusgary and Bohemia was 6,8001. per kilo. Ausempt the other privileges an five years' marks from income tax on the net t rod:ice ; exemption from one half the customs datum on the import of rails, eolith, stock, &0.. for the Lombardo-Venstian coccesswe, and refire exemption as regards the Central Italian The whole nut proceeds of the railways are available he dividend to the shareholders, no special reservations baths made. The state only th eorem a right of revising the tariffs after 16 par cent. shall have been mined ea the entire capital, and a power of perchses after thirty years, at a rent equal to the avenge annual earningeol the five best of the last IMO years. The sum required in the first five years is estimated at 2,000,0001., sad for this pupae a power is given to raise the amount which may be required for the development of the traffic to the extent of 3,000,0004 by the issue of obligations of 6 2-10 th s per cent. The pant:tee of 260,0001. upon the Central Italian espies', being equal to more than 7 par mat., will enable the com pany' to raise the whole capital by obligations fps elan/ devoted to the easetraotion of the Central Italian line. In the avast of this hitter line pro ducing a net revenue beyond the patentee. the surplus will go to increase the dividends on the company's share capital. For the 300,000 shares of 201. each, mastless to bearer are to be given on payment of Si. per share. The obliga tions to be baited are 160,000 in number, of the no. minal moose of 600 f., or 201. each, and reimbursable at that rate is annual series foe 90 years, each oblige lion bearing 16f. (say 125.) per salaam interest, pay able half-yearly. Thoth bonds are to be issued at 2701. (say 10 4 51.), with interest tram the let of May next. No further call on the shares will be re quired for 12 months, and very probably not foe 18 months, or longer. One obligation will be allotted with every two shares. The deposit of 70f. per bond is to be paid on allotment; 100 f. on the Ist July, and 1001. on the Ist of Oct. next. Interest op _ the whole 270 f. will accrue from the Ist of May. The interest and dividends will be payable at Vienna, Milan, Paris, and Landon. Large sub scriptions have already been received from influential parties throughout the Coatinest. The statutes authorise the formation of an Anglo-Freneli Committee of the Administration, the seat of which will be in Paris. The concessionsithe are as follows: In Austria, the Credit Bank, represented by Prince Schwarezenbarg, Count Zichy, and Baron Aussie: de Rothschild; in France, Messrs. Rothschild Brothers, Messrs. E. Blount and Co., and M. P. Talabot ; iz Italy, the Duke de Genius, the Duke de Melsi, C o unt Archnti, and Pietro Beatoggi; and in England, Baron Lionel de Rothschild, M.P., Mr. Samuel Laing, M.P., and Mr. Matthew Uzielli. In many respects this is the most important foreign railway undertaking that ha been announced for years peat. The shares were quoted this afternoon 61 to 7g prem. Another new undertaking was brought forward yesterday, under the title of the Italian Junction Rail ways. 'I he object proposed is the onion of the whole system of French, German, and Swiss Railways with those of Piedmont and Italy, bthe Valley of the Railway Rhone. The Italian Junction is to start from the Lake of Geneva, and proceed by the Valley of the Rhos* sad the Simples to Amos, when it will strike the great trunk line of Piedmont comma. cleating with Genoa. The first section, from the Lake of Geneva to Sion and Bragg, is about 70 miles is length. A concession in perpetuity has been ob tained, and the works are to he completed for a sum not exceeding 13,0001. per mile. The approaching completion of the railways from_Lyons to 0 , from Berne to GODII a, and from D o le and Salute to Lumen% ea well as the progressive opening of the Central Italian and Lombardia Rose, is referred to as increasing the prospect of a reasonerative traffic. The constractioa and working of the line is to be placed under the management of directors connected with the leading French railways. The government takes shares in the company for all the land and wood required. During construction, 5 per that. interest is to be paid on the capital called up. Tne capital is fixed at one million sterling, in 101. shares, " to bearer," upon which the deposit is to be 41. The *um of IL per share is to be deposited sone submit*. ing. Two-thirds of the capital is to be placed in Freese sad Switzerland, and one-third here. IRELAND. DUBLIN, TIMISDAY. THE FORGERY CASE. 11AD POLICE 0771C\. Mr. Knighting, late clerk in the test Use Groat lisCutheri and Writers RaUw.y, was brought up to custody. The am. R. Gorden woo peeseat, end ox emlasd fee the presuation. After the *sandman of °that vitamins as appliostlou for baU wee sada sad reseed. Mr. Katahtio, was then fully animated for trial. THE MURDER OF MRS. BARAH KELLY. I trasemittal yesterday, by magnets' telegraph, a brief aomaat of this horrid grim. For diabolical strecby sad the strange sad mysterious ciremaslalue conseatial with it, this murder will mulishly cut into On Aide f.r some time' the other Grimm with which the pu►lic bays recently bean startled. As yet we only brow that ihs unfortunate lady In queston was walking on Tasidas alernooa in a field on ' some pruperty whicb she had lately takea into bir own kande, sear Most., and situate is On lout, of &MOW isoa. Elbe was sccompanied by a youg rasa named linens, h. r nephew, whirs suddenly two mon digitised in female attire, sad having their feces commies:l by thick crape veils, approechad mad, as:axing to the statement mods, entered her nephew to stud said*, sad producing pistols. and, u it is said, simultaneously at Mrs. Kelly, who fell to the ground and immedisiely expired, the ax• hate of Use pistols Laving enured her head sad puttered her brain. about the groond. Thu some various contradie tory statements. Mr. Streams ran to the boss. calling cut "Minder," sad soon after despatched a men and cores fir his brother, who acted as Mn. Kelly's agent. It Is said that the labooren working In en aojoinhig field smart that they did not hue the mart of the shots, although It wee diviactly beard by the earnests la the holies ; bat it, miner- Useless, apposes nearly ennui that this nerdy kas not so agrarian character, and that the suspicious of the polka so far do not rest upon the pummel. The following ironies of the particulars are (tom a Dublin piper: The eintimaranoes coseectad with the murder of t►is f;;day eveag,io &Monk the collo* authorities have not bad saficient time to Instants ioquiries, it is not thought that the kortAble crime wee the result of say saran's c aspirary, as la the case of the late Mrs. Hinds. Mrs. Kelly list Dahlia very recently for Ballladerty, whore she purposed building • new and headwall, 111•11141111, and oa Mcsday Jett, beton dinner, walked about the groans la company with a pro. teseionl gentleman who was on a visit After their retain to the home it is stated that ettearelke4 oat igen with. rata bye, and after some time a ehtt was whisk at the mo ment anted no tutessiness. Flowerer, in • short time her sompaalon returned, end stated that Mts. Kelly had been bentsay sends red. That es they were prong sloes to a ditch two men deemed la female attire, and with mace veils drawn over their Mots, jumped oat sad waned lam to stead aside—that • shot was then end which took Mot on the lady, and that when the assessias went cff, he at one fled sad gave the alarm. The domestics went at one to the spot, and the manumits Mrs. Kelly was Mead lytag dead, the head presentiag • frightfel spectacle. Auntie, accoaat states that shortly after the snider the pollee wen on the alert, tad two person of respectable elation in life have bees arrested ea easpieles of being puttee ee the foal deed—several abets helm also ander the '!lance of the police. The Inquest we held yesterday, bat ee there la no direct telegraph from Meat*, we ere icable to give the THE INQUEST. The Dublin Burning Post of yesterday (Thar& day) says Au inquest wits held yesterday an the meeti lam* ramie. of Mire. Kelly. After the jury had bees swim by the Carcase, one with's. only was emaised. It 2117ethat the fortinate wena• os the sppreeth n mi arenas, sad fell es her face, when both naiads Mei at her head. She died immediately. Os 'mouth c f ehissastsmee that transpired yesterday, the inquest Was adleersol until the 16. h iutast. A profeselmal wise had bees is melody, boa bees discharged, as there was us the wawa ipamd of oseplatot ageism his. Mother isileideol, • rekothe if 11.1. Kelly, has not yet bees die earoged ; sad taros poisons of the peasant Wass are is'. embey." The following apein a crowd edit:o• of the Free theiss's Mersa of yesterday : "The atheist op the body of the late Mrs. Kelly has bus adjoursed said Teethe, seat, whoa It will be reamed Ii the warthogs, of Moat*. The ease is a scot extra u disery me, and may stress* rumen are Is rcelatins est the subject, bat as yet nothing autheatie has transpired sal- Mated toes the guilt of the deed era any oae. A rela tive of the demised hat Wet arrester, sad Is sew is war tedy ; bat we hue sot heard of the etheuestsithes, if then Sr. any, which say have caused suspicies to fall upon Wm. This person, it is maid, had Use thesagemeent of the Banat deny prope rty. Oer eerreeposdeat saw—. This day (Wednesday) I visited the place whore this dreadful resider we. ..masthead. It is on the top of a hill, • long way from Mee. Kelly's Lem. It is said that when the unfortsnate lady was walking with her wopbow. the two easasH Ns; hoofs' thole foots blesiosad. and Mist; other wise disguised, ease into the Sold through the gate. They walked quietly up to their victims who at Mu was set aware of their approach ; but, seelig and appielindies their murderous puma* she fell Mating to the ground; while Is this toadttioa one of the inurduste debberstely moped over the pre tests body sad shot her through the heed with a pithd. He the* stepped wide, sad the other miscreaat aid the state. The Mad of the dtheued preeested a fright fid theme', the shell being literally blew& inte fraidleala aid the heal; battered about. I picked up may paces of her skull, and saw one bullet dug oat of the groom Rader- math where bet Midas lay. . " THE MURDER OF MISS HINDS. THZ CAVAN SPECIAL COMMISSION. CAVAN, WIDNUIDLY, APRIL 9. Chief Just.. Howls& and Mr. Juba Moon opined the tenderfeet at heir-pest 10 o'clock, is the Coen. hers, whir was throated . The grand jury having bus swam, Ohm( Jostles Krohn briefly rehired them. James Murphy was plumed at the bar, 'barged that cm the 12th of October, 1865, at Tuppences, he did felaskirly kill sad murder Charlotte Hiada. The Atteney-Osanal, the dolieltocOneral, mad Mr. Headmen prosecuted. Mr. Dowse elefeadod the primmer. • lad leaned James ICKses, who hut bra Is the ploynsat of Mies Made, sad who was armed et having harm somethiag attest the murder, ennead, that as Litz, the 17th el Dreher last, he drove her to Bay- Zak, la her ehh. Oa Urn way beck thresh a lase lering to het here. at the cram of Correa Wood, two mes s sena with Weis, argued. ose of whom woo the pelsesec Margin. HeAM'lLees) was ladles the bone at the time. sad Wes Hkir was sitting os the oppo site side of the ear. Ike was knocked dove, sail he hard two skate And. Alarmed the people at the risme of the retard lady, and wises they MIN to the erne of the attack they fogad her lylag la the read kreasible. the eise .Baste Mang Zed. rem the ermine' of as arson* hared Tenor Wens. to the cesarean, a Tram Bra brought the promer Murphy hoes to his brae, mad he wee there ea the knowing hay, Taurclay ; cm that day he (Bare) got two piston from a mats named leggas, sad by Deaa's directisss height powder sad ups. He Seeded On pistols with slags, mid ea the sane alght soother natal mu Stained nen a ass named Pelts Peri r. Oa the day of the rearnsee Tarr Brea waited in a earl beat, or eat, os a sash MINIM tear the spot. He ferried Murphy, sad • rear mot is custody, known r Pat Bra, across it. The liltim said to him, " Well, Terry, that job's done," and the two latter said that they had shot kiss Hiads. The sitars (Terence Bann) afterwards gave 44. to Murphy ad fik to Bed Pat Bases. Before they pried the pd. WRIT and Rod Brea racer draws. A sword with viola beadle to it art • loaded stick were triad is the leme.—lllitina viitanne Livia, been ermined og the pert of the crows, the ressenter Mond, and the her lag of the defense eras adjoersed to the following day. Ceres Humeit, the tort' esatildstr, is sista i• the Held for Athlone; the satirisation takes plass to day, ►nd the emisit promises to be ciao of the warmest we have had for some time, the casdicatts balsa 1 r. Basis, lir. Rep molds, sad the Hos. Caplets Hameek. LONDON SUBURBAN AND PROVINCIAL DWRLAING Imrnovititawr C This computy has bees pro_ jetted to won sad impeova time de slimy of the isdastrial emus. A 'statism of gentlemen favourable to the seder tsklag was held yesterday at Motleys Hotel, Cheriarcioss; Jilin Cann, Esq , In the choir. Mr. Haggett, is elation the objects of the crow any, said tint the two asaociations already is eristeace tor Wailer ends, hod, is addities, previa contesereially advaatsgeous, Doyle% respectively 12 sad five pee cent. dividends. There was a vest field of ops ratio.' is issproolog the dwellings of the h t d ostr i ons classes, which, he believed, under the Limited Liability Act, might be made cesorsertially successful, while, at the suns Uwe, the artisaa would °hernia espesior accommodation at a leas cost than be sow paid. The associati sought to assatrutt for the working Weise* dwellings wrested os scien tific. principles, °combining the greeVet coosomy with all the modern haproebiesis, teaderiag them watqtriled as roe denote, aid thus seemly, for them such • study dusitad as would give a profitable raters to the compasy. Mr. Treater read letters iecommuladetory of the scheme fr.= T. B. Owes, EN., Sir Collis/ Birdie', Bartok, Earl of Shaftesbury. W. Sehelefield, Este ,M P W.B. Desisens,E.q, M.P., 8. Morley, Hog., to. Mr. T. Beggs proposed • resolution approving of the premised lgas , and appoistiag a sommittee as follows, to leaks fuller icy& nee two the seem., commercially and otherwise, of oompasies already la esisteaee : Masers Cass, Peenewy, Wright, Ery, Beige, Treiber, &soden, Hugest% White, Aid Gestliir. The proceediags terminated shut), after wards. (Advertionaear.l—AT Ma, M Nara Erraattan rum. 19, Beiestatreet, No 4, Leetleehelleueit, eel tilital Pate" ire aduirsid ,he Sew epeeleeir et Ihridel ineatelmlem is Dreethwuse, Weetelesee. Writsweeele, Ikeeiereesm, nee ga m snide, et MAW" Immure mutable 11l pomategisa. • e: prism* he Pepise 1449 hlutaimetarieemil Ilarctle / Tele* Cslevy. Users, Setae" reelakee, ke, Geis eseemaell. IMMO WINO 111111/110: 1 3 4 11ki aplabillanym, I um Saw Rem at the Ileyeet.use4l4aesbileimeeee kw the Ms a Una. no e lie spiests. ••••• ••• • vats. al INOININIa THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1856. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE NAVAL RIVIIIIII.—Ordere wevo mot to 800th. temples yesterday, by telegraph, to make arraogaments for the embarkation of the nimbus of the Roams of Lords and Commesm sad the °Seals of the public ospiirtments, at [outhamptoo, es the 23rd instant, on board rf four of her Repeetee assamers, whisk will be seat from Portsmouth to maim them sad arable them to "amiss the nivel review at Spitbood. The 111•1M11110 and Oriental Gm peas 111111MITO lionise and Madeid have been sagged is enemy the privileged persons from the Saithuspicia est late the stream. Four aies-of- war steamers will elaSimed to Ulm on board the members of pasliamoot she high *Rola]. of the public departmeats. The Ripon will alt m tender to the ship coavvynig tbe Lords of the Admiralty. Every stammer at doiathamptoa will be lakes up kr the impose 'like oats! review. Aotatakvrr, APIUL 10.—Aprournautis —Paytaastart 11 . W. V. WarriDatan (IU3). to th. Mats* to kestal skip, at D► voltport. atand Mater F. O. limper to the Traub, Iroaataeir stiam Wee, a( HO hanwpowar. at Ptclasoatit. PORTSMOUTH. Attn. 10. The Rattler, 11, strew sleep, eari‘rd todey Irma the Rot ladles, to be paid of, bowing been In comileeke sines Aaiun DRAMA!. .yA YMARKST. A faros called The Posionon's Knock was produced at this theatre last night. It is ati lyrist and commonplace affair, on the old subject of a young lady eloping with a gal lant captain of her own choice to escape from a blob, who la her lather's. Her maid ache same time elcpre wit► the postmen, and the joke lies in a blunder in the dark—the cassia running aw•) with the maid, and the p ulnas with the mistress. The raceways us intercepted by the old gentleman, end of course lorgiven. The 'oddest. are some what duinsily marmot, and nobody will ups*e that this plot is token from the Frisch. The ecieg woo better then the piece. Hiss Schott, as the young lady, was eyesight', and sang two ballads in adapts, ampretendibg maser bat prettily. Hr. W. Ferran was a smart postman, and Nies Livia' ea area sad lively ambreac SPORTING. EPSOM SPRING MEETING.—TuuuDAT. Notwiihrandieg the very isofavearable stem of the morning—clouds lowed's! Udall and rate felling drawly at brief intervals—the dioramas toned eat sally and cheer fully, and didnead ea atamphen of 'Wyman all around. By the time the bell :sag to saddle for the City sad Boburban. the Dewar presented a goodly attendance of company. The sport provided woad ea eriesediagly attract ive character, sod followed event so cloely that the officials and the bookmaker were from the matmencemeat of the procsedings to the dose men sanely empkiyed.. — From oar return of the rating it will be seen that the bookmakers were followed by the ill tack which penned thus at Dommater, Think, and ehowtere. Every event, with only one empties, was woa by the !aromas'. Hospitality was the my otheptiun ; bat he was backed somewhat spiritedly, mad very few bonmaken raped "laying." The hone woo thi City sad Suburban cleverly enough. He was for bsorght prominently tato the betting to thin nos left the recent meet ing at Deems:. ' but a mites annost of opportioo sot is against him at the awmaassaaaal of Ms presort week, and he gradually drifted his tin 0.1116111 divan. Jut before the start, however, IN sar aappialwd by his party at prime transit's from 100 al is ISO to & Tim principal outlay was at the light, odds, bat toss sued questics at starting woo, we belkne, 100 to 8. Primness s espmd Ina the cold al 'sapiens ia which he had heel ,_ sad was strata th• leading favou ' lte• whilst Si. Hubert receded, past by point, until at last 8 red 7 to 1 win laid against him. Sir George and Boor tad each numerous @appoints, Hospitality WOO so cleverly, he was immediately backed for the Cantor Cap at 10 to 1. St. Hubert lost math ground at starting, end sever Imo" figured prominently Ia the est 'stator. — Thelttiritiiikvoarable °Sidon odd* bad to sonata wall informed quieten boon eapewieed reopeetiag Caonobie was well toandae. The bona wfa the Matropobtek Make* la a suitor, sad was afterwards backed at 10 to 1 for tbs Darby. The business of the nestles was, as wail, moot ably condeeted by tbe Newmarket staff of cZelale; and a full measure of praise not be awarded to Cu railway oath( ti tles Lir the completeneas of tails airsagemonto on the cwea- Babjaieed en ample details of the sport. Taa Itan.way Pure dla eras (Mobcap). New T.T.C. Three gutters el a labs. Yr. Bergen's Joss More, K Mad, 3 yrs. ast 131 k (Clebasa) Kr. Demett's Hartley bask 4 yrs, Ist 71t. ...... „ (bcalanda) 3 Kr. Driekeld's Prelims Alm 4 )rs. Tst 41b (Cater a Tea Two Yeas the Kamm, • 10 no. ems, with be added. Celts, Set ado 710; blbra est 411 t. emsd to save BL stake. Hill • able. lb — Mr. T. Pair's Apt*, by •wraglas. Mt Ilb ...(Bortholoassw) 1 Mr. Deuilmes Wawa, IN IN . ........... (Yardhaa) 2 Mr. J. Mom% Lan rata% la „ . (paw ) 3 Beta. to 2 east *aft. • a Choi Wean lbws,. lto I eget basysai lay. aba I opt swear. • time geele tw—Wea by awe qateass at • Mir a learb between the send Med laures Da*Mar Wears Power, rr lCiari " ally NA Amino ley. nth alb armed the a sest. Osairsaaa Maassear et lisrma. ark aft. =dray dafteall, Oa. agais. Ds semi to meals 33 son. sat N. slam Otala Wawa maw The amass to pay IW. lee. Is Oa lame* Tlstallesi haselka &Amy. last salle aid • garter al Ni Maw Dirby Owes. (94 Ma. sel IN.. pay 3 sore. sash.) Mr. N yr% Oa Mb (More) 1 lb. T. l'afs=l lia ttsper. .01* (Derrell) I Maria Mempaits 4 ya ht da. (Aldan*) 3 ZN tollowbg ebbe= s—lb. MIN" Whitfield. Ababa I lbwN.rimml. Ifs had. Helms. aunt Crown PSI ra 111(= lioa rgi r ian4 Lord u tz . l7ll Palasi at ~Mg : I Its I apt Phbasasa (S la 1 eager), S to I (klast, Y I apt It. Mama (7 to I orbs), S se I apt Ur i r li:: . lebea). No • ast io X i dassuas ant Mos. la 1 apt Ms assassa tad SIS le 3 apt Abe lash as= =piih atursurabs. as stat err sMalse. ha la a vay vassia. baphdlo. Oa" Osee Yak^ tat sal taw st thaa alms salsa ar Mad la rasa Mak was Ibt slpal Ni rblanskte ass Int sO, ash tar ails mapan isaltality ata stlarbals. Ifshensas. Paean" lasa=a. Kr Oca la/ Warsaw& Or Seem IMO Mk& W del . m la ask waft Ma Nhashlostallsa sear thoa ll a me ll a lawara passallrl Imalisd pods ohm 111 - 71 g the asp, Ilisarasiassimayarlaa re. Oa reesaag as Ise lho MI Plaaaaa saki away with tallied. Fashana tlalar an o lit lewd Tapsthad Oda ; Wlraisa. Lela eat W OWN assay so la mai tas mar ta wall we MM does Oat arra. M %pparast tbe Mar Ma Maisbal Twalard sad LIM way. al 1k Map Mum Moat sal rsamMag Omar lat. c alla=dal daWl9 is Wassail big= .balm ' s sh Was thsy hod =tama Mis lbbanielayar wbs mid ilboab Mar as the Isaa, ark aka a amestam esethin gthalk oggi wiry damp Ms ball $ kaga. haps soparadai the meal was the MEAL Waal& was a led at Chap lift. Can Wafts Ina. Irpr saw" ad Asada The last lot soaissal Baba W. Wale" apadle. sod Waft Ti. lawaaatar Phan el MI soft, lor Wyt.olds sad spas& ; insight tares% ha. Iliat a war. Mr. T. Kars Worm by We*, 4 yrs. la Ills (Chagas) I Ur. liartlesa's Masa Tramp, yet Sat 91b..(11artboloasw) Mr. Edwards'. Wok his. I pa. Da Mb Mr. Marries Osman t. • pa. ist .10 (Pasta) 4 I no Maas alsonat—ollas. HAMM Beak , Cassia I by Warn ea at akaalai awl WY lam Nab 5: lama Insass.ll a 1 apt Omaha, 3to I apt Rl* of Was by is la throe bs separated ths wooed I rart tklrd ; • auk Mest ps; a rhothird lam sad Marti. Little Nana W Gana wan ant mil amp. as Gan Masanarras Roar (Baralasp) at 1$ gas tea, IS SI. sad i saly r lalared., as., With alt added. The mad to roan MP taw ealt a as slam Catala aura nen. The eigionee swes. asosais as swam. ta tos. to Ms Uremia sal lia. la the lama d Watallsre' &sylph Oita Illatpaira Oman. two agate tad a paitio. s. La pap I am It.) Loa Ala MGM% Gaelic by Mslauras. I yrs. N. 1211 at Wean% Wlalsiebh 1715, Id 4ll ( Ban Naos) I N.l.midges lYeek, a pi. bat 411 . — . (Plaza) 3 The Man* raa :—Yuan, ltteltais, Mr George, The Earl, iemtareau.nr. 11 • 1199 11 1 ww. WilMletas. 0/ 4 • 1111 . sardag : Ito 4 apt taiesies, 4 to I apt Middlstos. a 1 *aft Osarge. IS so apt aluit i las 1 apt dna& bur geoned arab i i ets . r. W.Va. ‘slakle. air sad Mr. la has area, yea Waslass o=ll as bat lat. This ear was stattaiasaNaha brlbut. up We obit waft oat al Um smelall." lark be lab Os mad =a i d sk Osaps beam Obi. Mai*, Vaa sal amp* Oa sat peaskas. as tiop sel las tams Mir as al same. she Mamma wash espanaed samONNW tram Ns opparas wee rapbOr roma* sad ha am yeast tete aortas. WM* Sire wla asked. eat Canasta as Nem taw Marla; his alms Ma the sand paw. rat amp bag lard. eta WWI. SW. who lad masa/ft taws lo=arsra. They tea thus to Ms an MY as sails% wan Sark welt pee way to Mahal at tbo Saar. Pram aMo di les the awe as ttes nos woe set ke a mama la dealt. Ormait seared la. Ms wpm* pa Magda. Wiatisid 1.4 N BaerNu Mob be po mama Isoesy. MidWassa urge, llashapart Wa. sal Up Os Wahl* sod Ihe inmost. Masa sad Omaha widths Mit tem Its Ilahsw.ara Swan al 3 soya saws ela N aids be Wyr. als sad *wards. °pumas! slay Amass. Si.. Bib a .de. (11 ale.) Mr. Meadenea's Carts. by llwt. S pea (11111.). 2st (Ossanrell) 1 Mr. Wawa's apattlator, yrs (.11.), :st Yr. W. Uses aloupta. 2 yrs (74 , 140 ato ...... (Masa 3 Sr. Pass's Itatty Out, S yrs ( (Wehrle, 4 Balla; : to 4 opt area. Iso opt •Isepta. I a smarts, made al lilt rabbi. awl wr. la • aster. by two heaths. three =ltb.toms= as send tai ; and a sea beams the third lbstrth. TYwarner vassal *sessiaa kr WS plows lIMM3II. OM TES ODUII9M. ca= cur. 6 , 1 op OM m, (lu to I t kali) at. 4 to 1 apt Ws awed (t) 10 to 1 Canada (t) CATBTAL PALACZ.—ONE SHILLING DAT.—APRIL 10.—Mokielana on raymatal, 873; Onto by Haws Wien, 233; teal Adam% 1.188. [AdTertlasseur.)--HoLLowAfs PILLS, • MEDI. aim ar EMANIIIMAT Paereanka roa era (Xis or Conn, Cad" Amp armeala.-71aot OM me acrd la every elms as tle bed Milt/ me imam Yr the mom of wens, .'kj, asthma, am adasiire Naha anon lidos ea Um gime immediate Mir, sod • maidansada di vimmalmat Walden tido alanata whet ewe, by giving • treeing talks m lowa Illiorecce kg &ON ma eat. mem bon asthma. d Moan, .1•Oar complelam. Awe risanne at man b throbosladia 1•8•—• aid by ell modidee enders =rnthe wall. ad Memo SollognWs Inadialmant4 fao. tariss. aad ilaktan./ane. Ne Twit; WA. lumps. Clamandlo s -. iA. Odd% 3i lad w Naha. lab) I JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL —Aran. 10. moss TR DIOR DODOVIADSA LOAD .1011C1 MORT MU, Da. IDIADIOTSW. NI. PODMATOD LIMOS, ADD ua L ay.. TDB MAST INDIA. COMPANY D. DTCII SOMPRI AND oTHIIILS. The Solteitor.43eneral examand with weal& r.ble isloutesew the wattkal evidlone adduced by the appellant...which, Assad, was gess. rally to the effect that all the emirs, at Mr. Dyes tioetbsa wire sow. 'latent with the ordinary character of hie toted. The learned patio. man's whims oaeopied theeesit until its rides. The Attorhey•General Is to reply aa behalf of the DepOULDDI OD Tseaday seat, edits the are will come to it end. EQUITY COURTS: APRIL 10. WOKS VICIFORALINDLI.OI JOlllt MAY% OUT e. ELLISON. As important question was decided ia this ease. By the settlement made in the year 1821, precious to the marriage of Sir Charles Edward Grey and the Lady klischsch his demised wile, tend, wire meted in the defendant Elliman mad hie deceased on. trustee, on trust as to owe-third of the divadelins, to pay the same to far C. E. Grey he Bfs , and the remaining two.thirds to the Lady Elisabeth Om, with eurvivershth between them, and with a re. midatier for the Wheat of their ahltdrin. In 1897.1' Merles Edwin! Grey received from the Globe Insurance Company 0,8321.164, in eon- Menthe of which he, by indenture. seamed to the insurance tom pay an annuity of 11001. per aunem duels; kleilh, and by way of murky to the am:pasty he Wined binWeems Is the onnthird ef the Ma MIAs. vials then greatly etheededelhellol.Cessels. leads Wm," I I C. B. they covenentad tort he weer set, dear the searame at the =nutty, go b,yoad tnt eels, or Me es Math say earl ter *Bleary appointment, watbout nits an the 04be bastasis Omper, and that to cm the company should Were me Ns ast the anus advanced on his ate, sad Malt bay any rats of Murree by mem of hie pan beyond the mom = that be would pay to re Orems of the company ✓ani liremiums as they Math pry la reeptc4 of ha goins beyer esee, Sm., which sum were to be a Mir ea the trust tends Massa la 1429, Mr C. E. Grey, la eimassemisa Nel., mated an amity el 1164 to Uwe Winkel of he same seesgmey he NO life. Upcsa that mare he said esmaner.t lemma ea tworirds of the Worm the treat reds seausimeelhe the Mita Ids &Ma. Mr C. Z. Om was epperied pruner of Baden in pi% he bring glee. nodes there Se the ellen be was card opus to pay, and paid, 467 L toe. seer mmebt aritional premium toe the flit el his ✓ing arable in the Mee[ toe" won a repreeentiou whir he ma darner te he ma to hlr Mitt the mammy would b. Weld 61 ppa a yy as adarsal psalm of that ma as • potter which he Ydeaatasd i tir=lemeals seethed cm his M. In want of taut. homer, it rat no emennee ireselletri with another bisareemes wlsp, bet that the maaany had become their own asearsea he al Mil me on stamped, but which was to Mar ne. spats • pg=be • es la la Ikasmber, MI, onward by area the db. races of the mm es thamasy , ead reser la aratimi. I Ur Ma of Sal. h. 44., 13.0332. was arced to be i ctiz the tra at te the Oahe Immense Camay, met the fastis ea the death oink C. B. Grey; and ie Nmember, 1639, a steelier leatreasent was earcuted, per,aetleg to *noun oltl. on kir C. B. Ci r =and Matheson now appeared in support of the plead!! 's bill, wh ich . v was on MX of the children or Sir C. N. Grey sham the sureiving trustee of the settlement, seek-Log to de tain payment for plaintiff's benefit of he income of the trust funds divined:is life of bit C. E. Grey, In preference to the claim of the Globe - Drumm Company. It appeared that the Globe Insurance company has mollies for the purgers of grentieg sesurenoes, and a =department tor the purchase of annuities. cad that the two ' which were effected upon the great ol the ennuities between the two brasehes of the cake were annually kept up by chtques dreentfor the animas payable se penaiums on the two pollens duly ay mad which were duly puled tir..ugh the bankers of the company ?Mee the debit of the annuity dip. mama to the credit of the life mama department, and the ..,urance rectipls were duly signed. the CB. Grey afterwards berme Governor oi.lareslea ; and In MO the lady t Eratetk Guy died. In lath, bir C. E. Grey re tuned to . iffea, Mr. Oliver, Mr. Breathy, end Mr. Mar tineau hisht me tbredentesiey Offer, the plolotifre oar; Mr. ambled me be Mr. Mara, the Mira Mr. Gaidamild, be the Gabe lernmeeCtuipeay, etabmitted that the tummy was entitled to the arrant ot the rue premium from 1642 to till. ea the peer bat these sire:Mums were the usual pre mium. NM me the pesediame which h. d beea lam paid to the Insetenee harsh cd the sompasy, es if n had her ea !*dependent IN Cl T lthaterease wild the ..s In Ude me was se Important Mee if ream ef the plaintit, and of the dessmants In the saw heart Mb the plaintiff, woe sent, a sere inametine but. me Malls my wad with Minnoe wombs asnersuy, and had ken luthattesensidertd elharl. must be held to tail 01 the effect hitherto stleiheMil to ft, that assern way haw mach and what ✓it dpspelegethe Oki" barrente Company were Waled to ffereet. It 1111111111111111110 dl salt to mobewthe insurance company was erred* dbana earthing, tot the mart did not, salt might harammettheems which hadarimmenthartrethat. It weer& rale Morrell how.if sometime had heempaid by theliWanna =7 o nion Warm hal Ma alletel by them, tter sweld be ' 1, dart Grades. TIM eme was. that ell that me rear Mean lbe aeries ef romilia rare, wash as redissiag berlear and this tithe pima whose re we le he samek mdm es this eerolea, mid that thenthes a pair he bean Orr. The torOvmosk lieweeer. Mr it Imam stesmotei to net asa feaster was a mere last temailty. It It, s heal, has en ad no raft* sir be bad te MMI.1 19191:11 1 2 . the some, might her peetested thess. es blebk ✓ms. mar au e with mate ke Onee Mee M tart' alma b rftisy dare, a rag illeY.bad_mad 10 as es, er they seer set am sir Prishint: E = tie , * bad se M they e weldbartiese Mar to. lard had rid, in the ef "Ilatadrem m allsea" Browny C. C.. GM), " lh peril* we err a ma to seat himself of an Imam meta he is. on.. mle.a war Crabs any Ms arm head that Ma he was sham se amen! Mr the Weft lefts in INy the Glebe Bawer *rpm WM en Mr he pr. a he sooeedegly paid to that seamy, the am d Ms. r Ea addithad pronama foe the year Ins enettng • his le Mr la he m - the lora end that he eadentood irem the Se elm that the Glebe lanamaes Comm word be Mgr lejs as rarer rearm la bus aims% spot Mt la lids he and ran rear an llenb by the arm the atter dint the ore la mad a kr • ft= releat Mr be amer the bill by ether al= of tha era, cad thus Warr the r ("penalty thay lea or radars that hew bait her paid to them. THE POLICE COURTS. CLBRILENWRI.L. • mail iaa at tile Amp el Meweire. Griffiths and boa, pawaeselma domes lir. Clary b sok Ids .deice. tie stated Mat a sugematapdesesed Testes mea eared Sc. pied,. at their tiepin abbasilsasil silver tempt. sad Pealed le borrow Pa. n o on N. tildes bud dot 11 welled 41 Nam toldsh stowed his riled B. Isola el B. lame that were in it, It ale epperame bake Jost Owe used. and saner. teased that water weld ail tais her the shoat. vow was Ailed with bad. audi the Imam ter leavfly laden, .e that there were probably set aim. lime *aft el amt. The man. whoa r p ethuirik sail the ewe yes Ile Wets—that he rat dad Sc No. Great Umasioareet, Wart arse we Massa Awlercon. ta pods( bin hatlhar, be said be wedded st No. 4, Compton. alma. es.nt.d. sad atterwonia tau be loved is Oanntos.eueet, lbseeelelosteare. He Ikea seal bealwald &relative teapot Wilds Wad Wise Moat 13A: the sae lett , and old be would call the wad .made awl Ms lather with Id= The taan, bow ever. hal =tam wee wed tbereittre vatted to knew how he was ta — lhe Weed the; ehoeie the nu eell, he would white hiwi le Wee hewn to that OWL He Md so doubt that the pekbelenhe ewe would pia wield pet the parallel:ems us their pooh Tee egethest stated that the while also pawed, for the tickets were Mid he what they would keeti. WESTMINSTER. • cab driver. Dazed quirks King, who had been remandad, siargtd wf notaliag 631. lo Wt.:tour frwm the pawn al Mr. Mary C= 4 : Itailwapplioe, Holloway-read, atterkied for 1 Imam Mr. Oseeremse .0 be Melted to mere sa leaportset cotnenurdeiv. tie. Mira Moot up M elted user* be was Os ermined to nuke • Hold smelt la his redder for dr sabred Oar. Harlon carefully ssatabeal Ms Imam be Mastraral tat whole of the money in the Be larefisede estientnieati I with the prisoner and big I f= awl be saw alteriall with them to withdraw the charge. He wee enisenely may for whet had occurred, end hod oared Use de. Went U. isupimilloe, which b. hod refused to tithe. Mr. Marl said Net he WM cot grunted at Or esaa's refusal to =llareem. gybes rise given Imo custody end deprived of by we dom • churn vi ft , It the prosteutee• duty to kayo =Mew* of wide! he woke before he 6eprred the ors of Ids Marty. The ward rood rays that sort without the "Crintr mire eleirester. aws' udesa ired reourproe be wee to hare for the fake ditat !esiitter esteem womb d iir. *NiE NM el .imaistioi wasiiiitter for another trUnteal. MARTLEBONE. George nig, polies mutable, 31 e, YPm. naldrins Pahl', diked lirceiday. Am. Ossilaa, Maki UMW, sod Am& Seeley, wsee shared ham Ns. Lau: will haslet tera usausedla steam pra m,/ is Oa Mae at 4N. am the gum s.ed sa at the Looks a me nd MGM Insists Itillway„ Clasuksukraa. "Adam of groat kngth was adduced, and it. primers was re ussaded 1111 Thursday ma. THE NEW JOINT STOCK COMPANIES BILL Lowe. Joint Butek Companies BM has just been . 111 . :1 menet d torn. It it to be cal ni the Jo at Stor k diet of tbbb, SSA is ost to apply to booking or UNISSMS. tr. Liner ha prodobee any amber of persons not hr Ira omot mmytJ SIMMUSUI UNUINiIIe SU tomporated arra. with or Wrest Iran timidity ; and aka the int of Norris' rat no body Of power olemeline twenty b norher Wen try en an. ~o J, or by ahatiet, to ilmer the alleartir butt- M w it i l. al ere to Onsilate oe s oan. men in ablemity then, wt. b. • mrdenduot of rrMYYn b to Is Wood with tho toitistror et Joist stock ousipsoless ether the aro and ointte of thumper, moaned Whir& whether Ussitsd tar aohnited, its loptlat sod mishit of sham with the total taro by art cue. esillka. It mop siso sostela regt.istions f or the niallenalliet of the nediebblog, and Y those we midair' tie amtr7 OA LS be bound by • brain set of reauLtuotte harmed in a eohoYlo al the rt. Each aorpry b as keep a regime of ehartholder he In toasted with r wind watmen t.f lb poeitioa r made aord. re nit siege, an the wenn of Mk paid sod ore am The ilet el drenholder le to he spas to the inspection of ehreirder ~non. re t o other prone IN payment of t& IperW osentinwit homy porn by remelow dr is amber sod Mr of re nereholiler edaedm of sash molutior en te be brerandoll to the teener within Ares don Upon the soptioren of sawn* In astater and rater item almiteleklint te any easierg , law lined of Tr& my =ma .Isepowas le esmiero bs endf ur mt on be oflde o. or the le prod meting tazy inpAllel at their own. the barn afro mar noorlas te padre al bore and dewernah as nito lui rldby of Ea lo terrine in wry awnwhe bed wee year ear dry Ear bar tershend their rem sr Is Wiwi wooprir kr re year be owl orent Of lb* ibererembied grad. • ownpany %tex t end raps • riention le thetelket la general teeritr or Po bar= Ow tin non of a year. elemeter the umber e u r= trim le rinsed below seven, witeeter it is suable to peg Ps debek et wimeeer it has It. three-fordo at ht capitol. Awe sow = wag for throe woks to meata elm rosednin to wd rein* to toy ha debts. The emit ray appoint ".fetal liquidslen" to do row, leg nerwary Its winding op. DIe•PPRABANCE 07 ♦ TOWN CLIME—Th. inhs bitante of Kiddrratiuster 1 eve during the Oat two or three dip found a fruitful theme tar gossip in the sudden dissi pates's°, of the tow, clerk, wt•o left here on Friday lest, and has not made hie *pp-Hiram, sine►. We understand that comeaveicehons have been received from biro, • etaileg the ON:oe We held in its trironoth! &fides this ono. of tows clerk hew s chit ,o tie otanistrates aid also to its turepikv trovo,r, ie soldits,o, so •seller Mmitioss. & um ,' of the la , . town clerk's p o!ere on.l brethren sr*, we %- Nee% sefforets by his sodden cletarture.—WortnatersAire (Aroma. corrox-Lmitroz, Aram 10.—A strobe speculative feeling bin prevailed La the cotton market to.cluy, and many tranascbou Ported in minors tou ilk, The market cloud nob an upward ten -oeoo7. end prima of Amides= are folly id. per lb. above tte ratan of lan meek. The salve to-day are estlmated at 32,0e0 bales corn priming 11,000 American (1,000 on spesulation) ; 4,000 Peron. end Merantam rid. to Id. MOOG on erveulmloa) ; 2,000 rid. to 6.d.(1, 500 on speetaletne) • MK* kande; OS. to AL (1, , 00 on .000Allatioe); 1,000 Para; dd. to did. ( 4600 for export); and 100 Bea Whet* b. to Is. 40. per I b. Import tot the week, 175,000 biles. COTTON GOOD 9 .—Nanoenerna, Ann. 10.—The market eon. tiny ■ Arm, with a moderate Walser. The sellers of both yarn and cloth are mostly without Meeka of the primps' goods rnaired, and, havtog extensive order, for home demand and for India and China, &Mae to take new engagements, except at an advance. Buyers hesitate to give higher prices, but atilt the tendency is upwards. WOOL—Baenroan, Aram 10.—We have etill to report the mal, ket quiet at about recent prices. For all branches the bu inept , is Imintlibted to a mtideretely steady amount by the anticipl'ett cre.ove of prices consequent cm peace, and the opening of the sprihj trade with Mulish.. CORN.-13tateurossm, APRIL 10.—At Gloucester market. on the sth, wheat rued rein, at the currency of teat day week, At Worms. ter, the some day, rather higher pelota were obtained. Barley, le. per quarter dearer. Oat. in improved ormaud, at previous rates. On an. the rani was or to in tavomol the buyer. Donna the lima week we have bad little passing In the wheat trade, end prices are eseninally unaltered. Barley quite as dear. Outs in fair demand, et Mace rate.. Beans nth tending dowesirards. At Wolverhampton yesterday, a . tbough the eupply of wheat was short. the sale. made sere at a decline of le. to M. per quarter. At this day's market Mrs wee a good supply of wheat, and the advance of 1.. to 2s. pm quarter reported last week as rather more than lost. Barley dull, but not lower. Oats held ior former prices, but no progress could be melt In maim Bean. again pee w.,y le. per Qum ter. Maw, APRIL 10.—We had a large supply of wheat for the time of yen; lade was dull, the beet samples bareley ; maintaining lay week'. priest, whilst midi:hag and interior kinue were from Is. to Ia per qr. lower; a considerable quantity remained ueeold. Barley was in good demand, and sold at an advance of la, per qr. In asta, bane, and peas no alteration. Wheat, hat red, 70s. to 74e.; 57e. to 705.; ; inferior, 475. to 57e. Barley, Wis. to 41a. Oats, 23a. to 32e. Beane, 41s. to 645. Pear Se.. to 52e. Flour , ano, per seek, 12., to 555.; seconds, 495. to .52i. Mascarene., Attic 10.—Scar0ely aay alteration has occurred in tau elate of the trade Mace our Mat repot-, a moderate consumptive demand having been eaperienoed Ice most articles at the prices than anent. Witte a Cupp it wend we have to n,Aioe large arrsals at of tereign wheat and Indian sere, together with a tole lalar4= quantity of flour and moderate of beans ; but from other Mail lie supplies are malL lbere was a deader Mandate at ese Waist tans morning. Wheat was 111 limited request, and aseendney qualities°, Zegildt and Mastless mast he called le. per X w and Id.rate. lower respectively. Fuer nisei,. met • very offered at a reduction 01 6d. to Is. per sack and lerzer h tt= ' oatatual were steady at lam eaten In Baena hart thin was laa Amiga. but kg pumas were Is. per qr. cheaper. Indies sans destined Is. toSo per qr. • NIMAILIt, Aram 9.—At this day's market there was a fair suer tity of samples shown In wheit, and a moderate amount of bermes was doom at Is. pit qr. decline m value. Bailey wu mane. and Is. par quarter dearer. The trade in owe and beans us' very flat, and at last week's price... The following are the prices: —Wheat, white, 71s. to 79.. ; red, 745. to lea. barley, 48., to 331. Oats. 39. , 82.. Beans, 335. to 375. NkIYMAT. Aram 10.—With a fair supply of wheat, Idea Juana. tin was at drat manifested for business; but towards the ease of the market a emeiderable qusatity was clispared of at a decline of from Is. to 2r, per qr. • moderate aunty of barley, malting determinate realielng b. per qr. more money, end other sorts Is. dearer. Os's, beams, and per dull. Uxagines, APRIL 10.—With a better supply of grain at todays market, the trade f. Erin, and 'neat seas heel, at the prioes of Wet week. Barley is le. per qr. higher us value. - - • • • • - • • - . - lizonnuaea, Arius 9.—We bad In the market to-day 78G qrs. wheat, 290 qn. beriey, 975 qrs. ems, and 219 ma beam. Them were sold—Wheat, 668; barley, Se 7 ; eats, 7tH ; and beans, 199 qrs. We bads fair supply ge grain to-day. It lee were ready for all wets, ' and mites up en ail kinds. with the 'emplace of beans. A* emu pared with last week Wheat we. 2e. clown on top, and 2.e. up on average barley was 3e. up en top, and Sd. up on average. Oati were Si. down on top, and Id. upon average. Beam le. up on top, and sd.doem on average. Wheat, 435. to •2a. barley, Ma. 6d. to SM. OCAS, 930. 4d. to 444. Beans 40a. to 49*. Weight of top when. MOM.; barley, 36i be.; oat., 44th!.; and beano, tt7flbe. per bushel. Chnseow, Arm. b.—During the bygone week, the trade has been ees7 quiet ; a taw lota of oils were sold at lull prices, Out nothuig of importance reported In wheat. At thie '4 market the Maim- as in wheat was weaned to moteettosa Mimes, whoexperlenewl little di/fl eshy in enpplyleg their wants, ad. per hull,under the carrent rates of Ude day week. Daley Seas, but umbaaged in value. Oats, good mega feed, twat extreme rats, from omparative nanny, but other dweriptlona area Wow age, at haray former Kies. Oatmeal very dollen la &Mine. Warraroan, Arms. 9..—llardly a single transaction has =lured in oar market since Saturday last; and we quo; prism of all articles oomiaally the sum as on that day. Simplon very short. CATTLE.—Nrwsin FOSTNIONTLT MAUCH It—There MIA a good show Di stock to our market thl.day, acid a considerabie gush. thy of nosiness was done, although thus woe not a very brbk market In price. There were 1,26, sheep and ell beasts penned in tie nuke. 19awanc, Aram 9.—At our market today there was not the um, quantity 01 stock as the previous work, 'through plenty to theetthe want. of porcbasers, who were not numerous. There were 193 bees s. HS sheep, and 233 pigs penned in the market. . •• - - EDINIVIOB, A MIL 9. —The 'apply of .beep was 4,059, being 739 FM Pion lasi week. Blukroced Whop in deinand—sold readily st full praxis. Wlutefaecd 1.. .-bred down, .1. c,earonee not efts tied. Top pries of the boa black-faced mutton, 740.; current price, ilia. to id. Inferior, from Id. to 6;cl. per lb. lb, supply of eat rot was also lees, t 0.,. being 1117, or /Al lON than ILA week. A good demaea aael▪ arkee fall better. Top price of the rot beef, 01.; current, ; aid Interior, mon 7s. to es. per Dutch stone. • ▪ dellelleak WO bad m the market to-day 4,045 sheep, 547 tat aid% f Ina ditto, lee .lick Dews, sad 310 pigs, Clltigr.—gausawav„ Aran 10.-007 market this day was eery Wok but not to say largely supplied, Mare being seemed tom lass than at the lasa mathet, end the .upply w s comps toed of all qua lities, tut at the same time d a old theme to net; scene. Noting'. atamaing the very showery weather there was a letter attend uses Oi buyers than webs,. seen eume time past. •.11 the htliteeee of the der generally wee moth improved costs ad with late markets. There wane allarstion of prices to note. business being transact , 1 on prat. Mad/ the ems terms as at theta', market. Some ter lees of anterior kinds remained unsold. Th• foiowaug were the quotations: - Maim, gOs. to fee ; balueowards, 60,. to Sup Somerset, tilt. to 7 2P.: and Cheddar; S to Us. per cwt SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Mesta Entrada (Bpan6h 11;rgoe17iroenaardenas, with molasses. took lire thiiroosping in Victoria flarbour, ant waa mailed; the damage to the Tomei is tot winos ; that to the cargo haa wit se yet keen aserrtained.--Ureecoek. April 10. Washington, arrived here 'wards, from Ban Felipe, is the ship dtat pawed through et. Michael's goads, March le, with endse mm down. her grew being of Dour? April 10. LITISPOOL CIRPS AT 1,0113011 Pons—Pandora, at CALIVISgen; Greeted (a), at Coootandeople; Eger,lli, at Smyrna; Lubeck, at Triads; Marge* at 'Javan.; Dater, and tria, at tha Halvoet ; Clamor (a), at Malta; Argentina. Dazing, and Catnerma, at Gibraltar. The Report at the A. Z., from New Tack, being oink, poet of Lira• pool is laceretat. THE AIIIITIALTAN PAIL CONIMACT.—Both the Paula anise end Oriental and Royal hisil steam pinket ampoules lave ten. dered to the government for the conveyanee of the Australian male. The terms on void a various pants bare agreed to couvey them vary tram 00,0001. to I nt,tAMI. • year. It IS MA improbable that one of the routes will be by wiy ot Point de Odle. Already there is a mail communication between Point on (Mlle and England. wWels is reacted In thirty three dye. Power al eteaoset a put on between that pltme sod Anatolia would complete a line of exumuntoadon between Idelboorns and England that might be traremed is a to less time than has ever been dam yet. It will take earns time to prepare Diego Ganda fora manganese. A Itehtliouse will have to he crated and • mall colas, moot to formed there before aeon be done. TM quickest mirage than has ever been made between Australis and Eftland,both by steamers and by a combiaatlon of wail and Steam has bees made by way of Ceylon. The erect defect is the last I bananas mall communicatke by way of India wry that too anal Canal were used between Olaispare and (Ids's. BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND DRAMS. BIRTHS. CORRY.—April 7, at Ma. me Port, &merry the wife of MGM Corm of • daughter. DE LIZAKDI.—Aptit I. at Denuebtre.piace, Few.reed, the wife el J. de Ltaardi, a eq., of a on. HA'lToa.—April b, at We.don Beetury, the .if. of the Rev. Wll.. ham it. Each liettua, of a on. MAI ILANII. 7 AatiI7, at Otouceettr•pleee, Puettcan-equare, the wife of J. Vialt•l7•, - 11;4 1 ., o • moo. . STBANACY.—ApriI 47„ et uratiold. g rcen, Eseez, the wife of P. W. etraoaels, Ewa., of • woe. 4't7010111114. —April 7, at Woodley., Ovordehire, the wife of O. Eaq., Madras Qvil twrvie., of ..tltuittter. ULLA 111011741-- Apra 7, at Lat. dow•t• terms, Notting-kilt, the witeet U. U. UlLetearne, E-q.. of a sae. WILIENCLIYVE.—ApriI 8, at ,ura7a..treet, Ma, fair, Lady Wham. elite, et woos awl heir. MAARIAORS. Awl! a. at ty the Ik.. B. D. Paloaner, Capt. atho.ve: - rnth Ltght la • ntry, mos ul J. C. athorpe, tarston Hall, Tork.tnre, to Arica, daughter of T. kla)dro, teq., at the former place. 6fh)EIXIG—UBA.`f IC—April b, at Isehrahsm Caumb, by the Rev. L. Parry, MA , the &v. T. El skin., Rector ot Stepping ry, Bid. fordslatre, eon of the Itlint Mon. T. rtykine, to Emmeline auguna, daughter or the late IL J. A. Deane, Coq., of klateahare 11.&11, Cam bridgeshire. GOULUSIIKOUGII—BROWN.—AprII 0, at St. James's, Hull, by tkabsv. Mr. Toroldneen, Mr. W. you.debrough, to Jane, daughter Of Oh t J. H. brown, loth of LtalL lIULBE—WARLOW.—AptiI 6, at St. :timbal's, Aigburth, Liverpool. by the Bev. J. M. 'Cawley Mr. Y.. V. !lithe fon of Mr. T. Rol" of Morels', to Frazinta, ' dna/titer of Mr. , M. iL IL Marlow, of 11.1 MEMM I C-11001111.—April P, at St. &Mob, Liverpool, by the Bev. W. Yelloos, Mr. W. Merrick, to Mary Jane, daughter of Mr.!. Moon, all of Liverpool. MOYZET—CaOtAbli.—Apet, 6 , at Trinity Cithrtb, Yeovil, by the Rey- 1 . D. Elliott, Mr. W. 0. Moymy, Cl Meetpte.atreet, aster, to Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. J. Crocker, os Yeov.L DEATHS. ALLEN.—ApriI 7, ot efOrC-11;;014i: Si. Jubn'omeod, A. Allen, Nag, Balliagace grove. nudbuty, bußolh, .146. BANK ART.—Apia 6,C. Mantas; tag., ot epruerga tens, Bradford, Ned COPlL—Aprtal 7, ed Mary, ale ot C. H. Cepe, Fel., of Spar.6-01J. EU , olvialbag 6.1 EVA6l6.— me Apetl B, it Allestree Ha .l, Dtrbytture, W. Every Fag, aged CIL ORLIN WOOD.—Apell P, at Remote, C. G. Gtetairool, Eat" wad 99. 1111ILVILLS—April 9, et iienchrtae.egaue. the lion. W. L. Mel ville. aged 6s. 1110PYIT I sten 6, at Davenport, J. blottitL EW., le D. I NOIIBURY.—ApeiI 6, at bprtnetield, Omelette, Clurlore, C. Ser. bury, tat., a,.d 61. DlCToo.—April 7, at Otsolston street, '4,473. , Mr. W. Riton. !Mist sad puitslime4 es e,IW &e KIP UAL" of N.J. L. 0 _ 10 4 *sett. la libe Cal Loados. Maur, ai tau Olaal. is 1,01 "." atitil. la the ?reeled at ingistlian.—FaipaT, Aran. U. lUd• i