The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-06 00:00:00

r '^, /,/.1.^.-7 C,O'AV . ,--4..-1...? r+.e:-.ow,a-,•• •'' - -;,'''-' N EWS PAPER ( 1 1111 irl3 t 450 " ssaaaxa No. 5,146.] A, calling at the Cape of Good Hope O " :lF UTr di maerea —MONTHLY IfTIAM 00101UNICATION bowmen LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent end eg lieuesrs belonging to the FAST INDIA sad LONDON SHIP PING COMPANY (Chatted).—The well-known clipper auxiliary elsemship HYDASPDP, 2,249 tons, 1100-imese , H. FORSTER, Commander, now leading In the V London) docks, will leave on the 18th February, embarking gyro at and leaving Gravesend on the 40th February, cr to: caul, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madre& This I gagnincent ship, built expressly for the Indian trade, hoe been thoroughly refitted, ha,s drat-rate accommodation for angers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a The average passage of the last seven 'taxmen has been 72 days g bourn 1 Madras the Hydeepse 'Performed the In gi days, and the last (the Calcutta) In 15 days, being thshortest on record.—For freight or pinnate apply to GIUONDLILY and Co., gs, Parliamentntreet, 8.W., the brokers ALFHED MITT end co., 150, Leadenhallotreet, or at the OFFICIS at the COMPANY, 9, Minemgdene, London, where also optic* Vein for appointment(' as voldahlpmen should be made. RICHARD DitZW, Secretary. lag India and London eltiggiag Company (lbalted,p, Mincing4mse . LC. lIIISVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .1./ of PACKET SHIP.--Far SYDNEY Direct (to aan ponetneny on the 11th March, WA = au dax , card March). the stag [Meant flaw clipper ship 1 le register NS to W. +AMES. eoessnander: lytni In the t peers, act India Dooka This high•classed slipper, bath la Mel, under special sonny. Is weed for her bat mans qualities. She We a full poop, with unusually good adocounodation passengers, and will carry an exporlenced required.foe cabin pa —Yor terms ot freight or prop apply to D and 11001tg, TO BRITISH COLOMBIA FOR ANA iiiraCKlll W ;7 0= 8111Ali 1, ? • 0 1, 31 , 3 . EUNI O WOO 4 glwOlytkir. 1111ILADILPELMIAMAILLP OINCLUIT Weed desseke. be dr* reweesd Opdeasha tree Law SlesoneMpl oac esirs .. ei Qnwers mho& paseengen and &abatable. as WEEKLY TROY LOOL FOR NW TOIL CITT OF warnirosz, Wednesday, Feb. 11. KANGAROO, Wsleseday, Feb. la CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, Feb. 25. And may wasandleg Wedneedsy. Cabin piasis, Ira 17, sad fl inlasea, asserding to the moons esodatka. Forward gains" Including all provislcor 'oohed. Fweensers Maeda. the Vatted Stake, and British Columbia, booked theseglizmadv n a n trona ternza—For further partlealan inglyas , Id, Wateratreet, Liverpool: or to RIM end MACZY, a, Kids Willlanistrset. elly. ROTTERDAM. —The Netherlands Steamboat Company's well-knows wow steamer YYRIVOORD Wen oat for the above port, sod leaves from off the Tows Grin THURSDAY )1011.111110 arty. Ware AL —ANW at ONAPLINT Varmint Ofitot, W. ; or t oeff. PMLIPPS, GRAVIII, sad PHIL. LIM, 11, Rood-loaa. LC. DRlNEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, 13runa wlei, and Oseilad Gummy, EVIILY TRUNIUML A III North Gomm Lloyd's splendid staismars ZaniDOZ or NOW; tram Amite lydown, at U La. eallbmg Plar tar at noon. tares to Brum: amd Ll : Worm ibble, p and 41 10a. N.B. Bramarbassa betrays asmolhis, wlllattlmalbse northern parts an aimed Vic—AnVAM =MIMI Usiversal Odise. iftrostafross. W : or to 4111AVIK and l'lnlintt. U. lood, laMs. LC. LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, insatodzent. Landon.lmetated 1871. hone Divestd irtieded mete, 114, Mk 1111^0 yeaol. Annual Income, £490,000. "my r. Faer-liftbit of Om gloated to the amazed. The Bodasee added to the policies at the dve divisions et profit irldebbaveldtbetio beta made amount to £1,500,000. The not ritvtdon of Pronto will be made up to the ittot of Deoonber. 1664. The Society ban paid in claims i—tleme immezed, £4,670,210; Diem" £1,990,190 tosetber. J 14,7111,4111. 7or and forma for amenzancea, apply to Londoa,ll.C. =l l 4l.lll l tillUEL DO Actuary. Jimmy. DM. Tam LONDON GRAND RISTAURANT. .111. !Arson:Non sad DISIWZIB ALA CLLTI ea be bed Ara 00300= sal DISPATCH. - sAwrzire — itAstotis LONDON DINSO, reedy tom 2 US 8 b the Grand Saloon, tt L. ed. each person. Spann itining-roona for ladles and natlenen. Inedoes sad weD ventilated wine, coffee, and anabiloon. OPSN ON SUNDAYS PN URIO YO TILL BAIR= Prepentar. IN. ILINZ-NTINBT. COMM of Cannel:SY-LANK SII7OR—LEA and PERRINS' WORCZNIZILMIN.I SAUCE. Ms delicious coadlnent. pronounced iza m olisears "TUI ONLY 000 D RAO Is prepared solely by LLt sad P The public, ire respestially cautlased wind Invades' halt& thee, and Amid see that Lea and Perrlasinsaase &race wrapper, lei* bottle, and stopper. ASK for LKA sad PIRKINW BAUM Deld who/sale and for export by the Proprfatora Warman Niesses. CROWE and ex Ness re. d.CLAY and 0111. Leaden, Le., de.: and by groom sad 0011111111 universally. RAT lE, a BARG., i. - allsr • Kn., at (I. iC FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, 09, Pia, d Nis Kingdom. Drawbg-rosn WIN Ils itetwt £l5 • 0 Drawbuspen 9•1104 eingieto 0 • Dielsquala llsSu ~ski 93 De4rocia &Au suesis l ie SI • 0 Wombed int-clus P. awl I. =WON 144. 0.9.001.1143T1L1ZT, W. 1191090100 000•3 0 0 us wads sad poll fres as apolkation. ALLEGED SECOND-HAND SAFE & —Any . prima or peeler ber th a recest/y parchseed from Wm! are broken oe &alas la rand-bead Mre-proot Safes AV Wei old& were slated So be of Chabb's make, will ob emmarsleaeles at* Mem& ROBINSON lad HIKE HAY U. Cbareerboamommnr, macaws to Mews. Cbebb 4 1 C. and J. FIELD original manufacturers at ?Alumina C.ANDLIS, te viten*, neise(llll) lll WLen ►awarded. and their candles adepted Pri l: bar llsdes/yaGovenueart Ice ass se the ndlitsry Mather abroad. num swam es be Abend et all abeedhee and pea..la IheUelled glegibm. Pefea Is. el. par wand alba bold 2 Vinod Osewliellage !Allis, N. rad ed. eadt ... :V . abale sap salikeed to see thee Yield's label is on the ar bozo. aal7, and far easesiatices.—Upper Tiembeek. Isselea. B. GOLD 0 H AINEI.—WAT HER ST ON and EItOGDIR bog to col the atteettoo cd the public to the et 12f110101 wldott May deliver whit Gold Guard Maim porabosod at Mole mondootory : 6 a d. To worlmogslip ol wit T Maio . d , 14 lathes keg To (1) amid ozot. a. M gr N to NW par Guam price Seed Ppm Oda maw, lbe QUALITY, WEIGHT, sad VALVE of ▪ geil eme waled, sal geefeateed to the osmium : ilea arl Illeepita Walser bir reesuneratics as the w elay, lAA& Is Amapa somata, to k. hitch:my se e 4 144 7 1. 3100DM Goidsaltbs.-4feeefectery, andetletre ' et, Oovent-prdee. London. W.O ▪ I.D. lilt Amy, us& of Cholas sad lowslimy lee Is. eath.—W.ll. elefallimad it dead ate la lie evesmeg. sad ea fletuadays et I. ♦ PACT WOZTRY OP NOM". atiltiiiaiti ir;fromßonßond-streetMit lin Mb TS, szoolusnizr, NAN trAlk on the Id October, lab TM lea hose= co, oM4 by bba) better an ewer. letabliehed 1111. MO PARENTS and GITARDLiNR—The return JL of Youth iD their resperhe Dosnlieggebools indoor • genera& far *dr ecudert and attrectioe, end aow ILDDir lAACk Z OIL, fir secelersUng the growth and logroriag sad besaWying tit. Rowlands liCalytioir, fur tr ibe side sad serairdea, sad removing cutaneous d.- g it eld Rowlands' Wade, ar Peri Dentifrice, for rends i Ing Ur rear:sib wbile. sad parerrlag the gyms. re con *Sear ladispardis seserreabasata—askt by A. BORLAND sad lONS, Ilk Er=ea„ sad by eberlits sad yertarera— Ask /sr Borrieris AN EFFECTUAL ASTHMATIC BALSAM, without coodning the bowels or Ababa( the head, truly off aldose and pleasant. Is admitted to be the WM medicine for irordedlately rebevft combs, colds. aseillmeed eases of utluna, and incipient mm,noin. It fre quently a u ly llays ea permits hisk whom tie tend* pronouns* inemehis, in llmirab a the Undies w preeekes freqent= approaching commune* Its seeds wetruly Parr red of.leep. or mem Wig doers far fear of soffoor go% on relief la a few minutes, after taking W— and sold by R. LAII BURT. Amish & KinduiWil lbstareet, -mom, and by all druggists, In bottles, d., mid are* paatettMeli In ens. fa ed. Be perelcuier sad irk tor latalmers limp. Bet. The rim mud edillseesie engreved as tar Lose of APPETITE, WILLIC.NESS &cc. • num.—Dr. Haman rid the Medical Pretrokiteccm and Got 'iambi. Aliattlant. " WATI3O im m a i m ir mi 202112122 W• 11111, 2, MerttWa-taaa, undo., LC. Geld by Oreetes, Itallas Weer booseatea, art calm 22 BOK • 4222212 . Wholesaa=. iC a ri s t es. Co., Worcester. Clam 2. CONSUMPTION: ITS ORIGIN. The of DZ. Dianit molars upardscaseaDVlMY Okla IN or CONSITIEPTION I , the sitritinkinsiasstin ths et mednine, is In the printer's Unli t eel v. In aps=pr- s, baled. Tho linportotos of this essviery 104 •17 irons the Yet that in Great Shints anssally Mtmh from the sasses et aumplise 1. Upper lopososroirost. w., Coamantsbioquiro. Rphstivit. RHEIIMATIBIL CHILBLAIN% b.- 00 Lin ALGA MAGMA. at Orsorrir Bomar d erWar, la deny in 'daft al • mm 4 Aar= iirm, whirs, ore or r be ierr ir A tlor castarkr worams d GA 1 1111 AL It le re r serrable apgikalist "Mil +ow and our a e yr sr oNrs. 7 0 , rd St Pars Gtorthrr, la MIK, da , lla Oda : error TOZRAIII 00PAIIINI NAGA _secoretally enw Is the Pang and tandem 16 90 1 166 WWI" Ism et N t h Us, sod Loos alit —sa alb Tim, WM •mein IN anew of its day• Wier la NC * at drawls dlisiuse-Is. 11L ham% boodekt iss. , Pol °I 24 0 C. "Me *INK 10, &gerbil TOHOT 00 R AMID" IMECIBITION.—The SOCIETY ANNUAL RIMIGTION of the PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY ed LONDON Is OPIN DAUM, from 10 dO et lb. Gotha, al the Hociety ot DOM* Artists, hartolkoireet, Moult laxt.—Askassies. THE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE OGILELLI, ths graded eisastiess et the day. The YOUR RiaIEWAN WONDERS simpass asset witnessed In this onus 117. Grand Saiestioas bun the Tswriain' EVERY EVENING. fitt Anssricsn bowling TEE LONDON' el*LlCir TIVROENZRYLIZT. LOIRE, sad DONNHAMKER, Prowl/toes ERNER'S PRIDE, • by the Author of "Red Lynne," &e., le now reedy, in $ vete Londe.: Brattboy end Brum 11, Boureriedireet, LC. Seventh Edition, jest published, ptice la., to post 26 Mamas, DEBILITY and IRRITABILITY of MIND and BODY resulting from ammo having their or , In igno rance, evil example, sedentary habits, itsarrating rnte, im =treatment, &c. 117 I'. EL YZONAN, M.D., Physician to the Peet-cake Letter Carriers' Provident Institntion, it. Dr. Yeoman has done mach to popahrias the rimiest art, and to lift the veil of mystery which has too Wi ner. over it. This is one of his ha pleat eforha"--Glassow laadoe : 25, Lioyd-equsre, W.C. DitCIILVERWELL M. R. C. 8., L M. , L. El A., Lowden, hr Jut publialted the following New and Origf aal Weeks: . L OEINSINLVOL No. L KUM& HAPPINSBIL sod LONGEVITY. No. 3. LOVE mM MARRIAGE. No. l THZ CAST,WOOK. Price Is. rd : by pod 13 open ado ; 18 sealed. To b. Ida of NAM 2. or trod de Author, No. 3. Onat dwdorderodook W. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asona's rmseuxe.) THE POLISH INSURRECTION. WARSAW, FAL 5. The Council of the Empire has received orders from the Emperor to prepare several bills for the purpose of introducing reforms into the administra tion of the kingdom of Poland. Eighteen insurgents have been tried at Plock by court-martial, and two of their number shot. POBEN, FIB. 5. The Thiernik. Poznanski of to-day announces that the government of Warsaw has begun to stop the conscription. An order issued by General Ramsay directs that all persons taken for the conscription in the night of the 26th-27th January are to be released. It is not known to what extent this order has been executed, but the arrangements for the con scription in Suwolke and Petrikau remain in force. CRACOW, Pm. 5. Kinlee has been occupied by the military. At Kurow the insurgents have captured a cart containing money belonging to the public treasury. A well organised band of insurgents is stationed between Kurow and Kassimir. The frontier guard near Szoee was yesterday disarmed by the insurgents. BERLIN, Frs. 5. According to intelligence received here from Warsaw, an unsuccessful attempt has been made to poison the Marquis Wielopolaki and his family. The Nord Deutsche Zeitung of to-day states that a large parcel of arms destined for Warsaw has been seized at a railway station near Thorn. THE DUKE OF COBURG AND THE THRONE OF GREECE. GOTHA, F= The Diet, in its sitting of to-day, unanim may resolved to convey to the Duke the thanks and joy of the country at his Highness's rejection of the proposal for him to become a candidate for the Greek throne. A deputation from the Diet thereupon waited on the Duke, who most warmly expressed hie gratifi cation at the interest manifested towards him by the country. COCHIN CHINA. INED ATTACK UPON THE FRENCH TROOPS. PARIS, FEB. 6. The Pays of this evening says : "An insurrection broke out in Cochin Chins on the 17th December last. "The natives attacked the French at Saigon. The enemy, being twenty times more numerous than the small expeditionary corm succeeded in penetrating into the inkrior of the fort, but were subsequently energetically repulsed. " At some points the combat was a hand-to-hand one, and not a man remained unwounded. " The Annamites fought with incredible bold ness. They left a number of killed on the field, and more than 2,000 prisoners. " The greater part of their wounded remained in the hands of the French, and the Anuamites re ceived a good lesson." The Pairie has the following additional news : "On the 27th December the Cochin-Chinese attacked Fort Mytho, but were repulsed with 225 killed." THE DEBATE IN THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, Pm 5. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif , M. Baroche replied to M. 011ivier's speech of yester day. K Baroche opposed the amendment to the ad dress proposed by the members of the Left, and sought to refute the accusations brought forward by those members against the government in refer ence to the system pursued towards the press, the striking out of the names of electors from the lists, and the modification of the electoral districts. POLITICAL CLUBS IN ITALY. TURIN, F. 5. In to-day's sitting of the Ohamber of Deputies Signor Miceli put a question to the ministry in reference to the dissolution of a political club at Palermo. The Minister of the Interior replied that the judicial authorities had opened an inquiry into the matter. The Minister also said he re served the statement of his own views on the sub ject until the bill on political associations had been discussed. He considered that in the mean time the circular of Signor Rattazzi, relative to po litical societies, should settle the question. The Emperor Napoleon has just completed the model of a betaah-loading rifle aware, of easel, for lorries in the eery, which is to be tried oa board the Megeala or %Urine. M. Emile 011ivier made an eloquent speech in the Oorps Legielatif on Wsdnasday, in the coarse of whit be called upon the government to establish that liberty which they were always applauding in theory and opposing in practice. In the &fele of yesterday, M. Ferdinand de Lea*eyrie publishes a very eulogistic article upon the South rullmleataa Mumma, aid smuts that a similar institution diedd be establiehed ii Pais by the nnuncipality of that slay. .. saaIVAL or tee TIIITIONIA FROM A MMILICA.— Tbs Hswawri sad Aosseissa Oompsny's steamer Teotosis, from New York cm limp Idtk alt., arrived MI Cowes rioter &ay. 8b• Wimp 20 passesows, 141,260 dole. is specie for g i esed, SOAR dela ter hues, sad 21,000 dela diw Sam ausg. Ste Row bee boa satistpoimi LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1863. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THURSDAY. The genial weather induced some stragglers to drop in during the afternoon, and a few members of the " upper ten," brought to town by the commencement of the parlia mentary 11•16011, also looked in, but their presence failed to stimulate bulimia. The quotations, such as they are, must sot be accepted as any actual test of the state of the mar ' ket. Two or three bets were laid on the City and Suburban Handicap, one well-known speculator inviting attention by the remark that he wished to bet against all those who are " well in." 40 to 1 was taken about Beachy Head, and 50 to 1 to 201. about Rir Joseph Hawley's horse Argonaut. The Chester Cap was barely mentioned, 20 to 1 being offered on the field, while 40 to 1 was taken about Ben Webster. whose re-appearance in the "price current" has awakened seize curiosity. For the Two Thousand, 70 to 20 was cur rently offered on the field, at which price Hpapodar would have been backed. 12 to 1 was offered &garnet Brick, and notwithstandingl that tho owner of Tom Fool makes no secret of reserving his colt exclusively for the Derby, one ' speculator invested a " pony " at 16 to 1. Very little was doe* on the Derby. Lord Olifilen, about whom his noble owner took " five monkeys" to one on Monday, was not tasked this afternoon, 5 to 1 being offered on the field. 28 to 1 was taken about National Guard, and 50 to 1 about Early Purl, but only to email amount.. Several " fancy bets were booked, which will be found recorded below. Clcedng pprrwweeaa CITY AND SUB 1000 to 30 apt Mr. Elliott's Gardener, 5 7st 41b 0) 40 to 1 Mr. E. Monk's Beaeky Head, 4 yre, let 10lb (t) 1000 to 20 Sir fit lab 0 Joseph Hawley's AITCOSni, 4 yrs, ) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 apt Count F. de Legraoge's Strndella, 4 yrs, 7irt 41b (off) 25 to 1 Mr. Godding's Black Deer, S yrs, sst 101 b (off) 25 to 1 Mr. Greville's Anfield, us, sst 81b (off) 40 to 1 Mr.(Whittingham's Ben Webster, 6 yrs, Bet (t) TWO THOUSAND. 7to 2 apt Omni F. de Lapange's Hospodar(off) 12 to 1 Lord Stamford's Brick (off) 16 to 1 Mr. E. Brayiey's Tom Fool (t) DERBY. 5 to 1 apt Lord SCVinceitt's Lord Clifden (off) 28 to 1 Mr. Wattea National Guard (t) 1000 to 30 Baron Niviire's Jarnicoton (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Bowes's Early Parl (t) 1000 to 10 Lord rahnenton's Baldwin (t) 30 to 1 Lord Clifden winning the Derby and The Orphan the Oaks (t) 20 to 1 Lord Man, flarcharoinelar, and Mr , podar running And three far thoDery(t) READING STEEPLECHASES. ACCEPTANCBS roe run Assam= Om SZEIPLICHABB. Three miles sad a hall . at lb at lb Playman Light of O th er Days Ascot Cockatoo Sappertos ll 4 . The highest weight eocepting being under ait 71b, it has been rinsed to that weiot, end the others is proportion. WEIGHTS FORTES WRIIIXT STAKES. Two miles and si lb st lb Sinking Fund Sunbeam U 7 The Gift Light of other Daye .... U 7 Utile Am 7 Oliver Twist Gladiator lO 12 Sunflower lO 1 Corkscrew Glauttas ,.... 10 7 Diadem lO 0 Mutineer g -odds Orkerstra l9 4 Cotiaternatice 917 Python Alma 10 4 Fairplay EPSOM SPRING MEETING. ACCEPTANCES ma THE CITY END Summar HANDKAT d 11S acre. each, 10 t$ mod 5 if declared, with 100 added, Last mile and a quarter. (155 cube, 45 declared.) Age ale Ago glb Aalarokl 6 9 6 Portland 6 9 I Ilawcatter Cape Flyaway Brown Duane 6 8 7 Amazonian Qatar 6 8 6 c by . Bockwell—Jae. _ _ _ Croagh Patrick 6 Feu de Joao a (1. therspy General Mar 6 3 Honer Tor 3 0 Umpire Warms 4 0 Miss Arm/trona .... $ 0 Argooaut Waterwitch Agway Arnie:ma. .. 4 1 Physician Wa1rart...................41- 1 Advesturer Exchequer & 1 Ills Excellently 3 12 Beachy Head 6 1 Cart 3 12 Henham Lass 1 Oberon Beajarsin Arica • Royal Stag $ la arra Anne Spencer Joey Jones 6 Summerslde Brighton 6 Dualla $ 11 Buckenham Michel Grove Turn of Lusk Fig Gardener Overton 11. Pbillipps a Conical FWf Provocateur a Pemeverance 1 1 is 4 • 4 Sevingtoa Battery $ g li a~ a• gg ia gg~~~~~ s•l ikat 4 Father Glenn Stampede a g A la ItAfrosass....,. 6 Colleen Sham g Agsf evth, 4 Pillion a 4 1 11ra Sol:Derwin, —.. 3 Queen of Spain Was Livingstone 6 13 Glance 3 Cairo:rile S 1! Sandford a arrive Fox Telerrima Alchrnist 4 10 lady of the Isles .... 3 Caldera Alin 6 10 Middlenateli ... a 10 Vauptas 3 S 4 Taber= ;,:al:a 3 Attarnan 4 7 Greet 2 ' Interduca Barbadoes c by Tadmor—Gle- Jenny Wrea a nochty 3 6 Lumbar S Laphilat Bryn Gwyn Bareherlas Soapstone Rapture ACCEPTAkr6B TOE THE GRZAT METROPOUTAH NARDI • of 25 Nora each. 15 ft, and 5 if declared, with 100 added ; two miles and a quarter. (91 subs., 31 declared.) Age et lb Age st lb Adroit ....... lathed Cron! Patella Eases Bray. 1 0 Golden ?rd.* s 3 U Hatnglan & 12 ryn Goya 4 umpir e rer Beach, 9 Hand 4 Donnybrook lt 2 Doak Joey loses 3 7 Kill or Cure Bethke 4 7 Citadel 6 12 Alerts 4 7 Ilia Etoellency Backenhan 6 6 Double X 3 3 11 12 Farrar 3 4 Battery H Bo l .. ddi= 6 1 Colombine 3 10 IMMO a 0 Odlne Sappho Gorse Harlequin 4 111 Falcon ll 7 Polynesia Honoraria 4 11 Bro..t . oXlngbok .. 3 7 Physlolaa Zeal Jam Alarindess a 7 by Tosehrone Csaary Marra Fox 1 4 7 r tent Volaptas S 6 6 7 7 Magnum 80man.... 4 6 Conical Catch 'am Alive ..... 6 6 Sider to Sage Attaroan 4 6 Lady Fauconberg.... 3 6 7 Vibrate Bedouin 6 11 Insclur S 5 7 c 4 no by Tadmor—Ols,- s ♦ Lady Superior chty CRAVEN MEETING. AOCIPTAXCIS 701 TUB NEWILUULLT H 311•104• of 25 ems. ewe, 15ft. and 5 only if declared, with lOD added ; from the starting poet of L. to the sad of SC. (74 =he, 27 de clared. ) Ate et lb MP 31 1 I•w71• FWEvriAat • 3 04 P u =wl, 6 10 Atismaal • Larddist las 4 4 BrolirpDadris 1 7 Cauace I Pu•t - ,3 . 1 •roest .... .. 1 _ _ Carlabrook ...,... '''' .4' 8 5 rmazonlan Creme* Trak! 5 8 0 Equinox Batluide 6 8 0 Balm I 110 Black Prince 6 a 7li klonitor Gabrielle dliblgiee .. 4 i l3 Fantail Harlington 4 is landlord 5 5 7 Man-at-Aruie • . li Jack o Newbury. ... $ 1 7 Rouge Dragon Canerell bemplio Barkquin Buir,aa Waxcluuan 4 10 Sylvania Vllette 4 . 8 Xing of lie), $ I 7 Squire Percy Barbadoes Bedouin Physician Mamma' Boum ... • 6 7 CARMARTHEN STEEPLECHASE& Terniour. Tim cmuuzvxmaxia HASESCIMPOi 8 mom sea, 4 ft, 2 .1 2if aselarod, will 50 obiod ; &boot 4 mils. 10 Bobo. ttr 2. Los heeyboie The /US by Pbao, des by Speeds- Me, eyed, Mit 6113 ((spieln hl'Graall) 1 Mr. YryeeLoyetteseeTo•o4. seed. low 13Ib ply. 43 Storreas) I Ms. India W Inga, aged, lL > f 11p (W. J. hams) 3 Asitiag : 7to4es VW iv& sad 4to I aid Wisp. woe • bid Obi Tex Roaniat Sums of 3 sova. eaub, with 23 added ; about then mama. Mr. Owyllaart Coulon, by Passes , dam by Pharaoh. it pi (Mr. James) 1 TigWerariLoy e (hlr. T. Davies) 2 (Mr. ...Davie.) IS ro abi betting. Wee easily. THE LADIES PLATE of 5 son. eaehorith 30 added ; win ners extra. Abash three miles. nix B. De Burgh's The Bug, aged (The. 7Th(Capt. extra) 11raeth) 1 Mr. Crymees Cumberland, aged (Yr. 11 L Jame) 2 Betting : 7 t. 4 4 on the Rag, who won in a canter. NAVAL AND MILITARY. AturntattrY Fin. b.—APP.:immune :—Lieut. A. C. S. BlackeiA, to the Buzzard. Mader T. Wan to be additional to the Indus, for services in the Alert. - I;;;inasti; W. C. P. Grant, to the Ajex. Chief Engineers C. lady, to the }lewd, for service i the Caledonia ; and J. dillies, to the Cumberland, for service in the Scylla. PORTSMOUTH, Pm 5. The 4mant, 72, store-ship, Captain Frederick A. B. Crsnford, sailed from Sptthesd this afternoon for Rio de Janeiro, is tow of the Career steam-loop ON.TVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Fn. 5. In a convocation holden this morning at 10 o'clock, a graoe was paned tar conferring the honorary degree of doctor In divinity on the Rev. William George Tower, M.A., of St. John's College, lately consecrated • Bishop of Central Africa. In a congregation holden immediately afterwards the fol lowing degrees were conferred : KAMM or Agra—Hon. Edward J. Bleakly, Rev. John Shepherd, William B. Stanford, Balliol Cdko Rev. Robert L. Wild, Rev. George Akers, Rev. ; G. Livingstone, Oriel College ; William Barrow, Exeter Col lege ; Albert 0. Peering, Queen's College ; Rev. William Sewell (Fellow), William D. Crotch, New College ; Robert William Casa, Rev. George F. Grnody, Bamako Collw ; Robert H. A. Otto . l Corpus Christi °allege ; Chaska Ha. rington, Rev. Irid C. Haughton Edward Withe Roland B. P. Williams, Wllliam E. IL Tomlinson, Christ Church ; Rev. John M. Mello, Si. John's College; Itschard Lewis, Jesus College. DOCTOR or CPU LAW, COII7fATIS CAUSA. Rev. Themes Goody* Trinity College (Dublin.) Bactimot or Music.—John Naylor, Magdalen Hall. BACHZI,OIIB or ARTS.--Jobo C. Calton, Exeter College; James S. rhillpotta (Fellow), New College. COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL. A cowl of Common Council was held yesterday at ; the LORD MAYOR presiding. Several docu ments mimed under the City Seal, and the court proceeded to reappoint the various officers connected with the corpo ratism for the ensuing year. There was a motion on the paper to be brought forward by Deputy Charles Reed, "To remind the following resolution of the 12th December, 1861 :—' That no director or any shareholder in a company contracting with or employed by_ the City Commission of Sewers to supply gas for the pre lighting shall be ap pointed or continue a member of that commisaion, and that the resolution or resolution of this court constituting the said commission be altered sod amended accordingly After all the officers bad been re-appointed Mr. Reed aid leave to bring*. motion on at once, although it was the last oa the paper. This was objected to, and The LORD MAYOR informed the court that the Town Clerk bad a oommtiniCation to make with reference to the Commission of Sewers, which be thought should be made. The Tows OW= then informed the court that the com mission was filled up, and pursuant to the resolution of the emit of November, 1861, he made an application to the Chartered Gee Company and to the Great Central Gas Coe. semen Company, to furnish a return of the members of the eicremileinn who were shareholders in their companies. The Great Central Company bed sent him the return ; bat the Chartered Company had declined doing so, with all possible respect to the corporation. He had sent to the Registrar's at Elerjeante-ins, but as the Chartered Company was chartered previous to the formation of that aloe, they had no each list. He had also applied at the Beard of Trade, and they also bad no such list, and he was thsedom unable to cheek the list of the members of the commies/ea who were shareholders in the Chartered Corn. P T& LOWNAN TAYLOR mid the beat way would be to ex ' elude all these were excluded last 7ear. The TOWN CLERK said the CORMNAWOO had been filled up in that manner. Mr. LOWNAN TAYLOR then moved that the commission &odd be waled. Mr. Con than moved u an smeniment his motion, as already gives. The amendment wee , however, negatived ; and on th e original motion, viz., ' That the COMMillOiOO of Sewers be sealed, in conformation with the rules of the mart," being Mr. Rim again reeved as an amendment, " That the sealing of the commies's& be postponed until the next wart.' The motion of Mr. Taylor was carried, however, and the eammiesion wee then sealed. THR 111.11.11A0Z OF nil PRINCE OP NAIL., The LORD MAYOR informed the court, that having seen the notice of • motion with respect to the approaching mar riage of the Prim of Wales, he had communicated with Sir George Grey. who had informed him that it was the wish of the Queen, and also the wish of the Prince of Wales, that on the arrival of the Princess the proemial Mold be met at the terminus and pass through the City ; and it waa their wish that the corporation should show their loyalty upon the occasion. Mr. ANDERTON then moved, amidst loud cheers:—" That • ward committee be appointed, under the presidency of the Lord Mayor, to consider how best the citizens of London out eontinue is testify their loyalty and attachment to our beloved Queen and her family by giving his Royal Rightism and his afhanced bride • public entry into the City of London upon the occasion of the arrival of her royal highness in England. That in seder to make the demonstration general and worthy of the metro ... the committee do - advise with the commiudtusers ef polis, the Court of Lieutenancy, the Livery Comtism* and also with the Honourable Artillery Compacy, officers of the Royal London Militia and Volunteers, such other public bodies. merchant., bankers, and leaden, as the committee way think fit, whereby to obtain their co operation in the proposed demonstration." Mr. Audition mid be was sure be had no need to make a long speech, as he felt confident that every member of theoourt would pee to the motion, and hoped the Princess might be able to say. that the day on which she entered the City of London es the affianced bride of the Prince was the most glorious day in the whole course of bee existence. The motion wee ly seconded by Mr. Alderman HIMPIVERT, and carried with acclamation. A report wee brought up from the General P Committee. recommending that the appointment of ur Z: hand writer at the Central Criminal Court be continued, at an expare to the corporation sot armed* 8001. pr annum. Yr. GXO. &MULL moved that the report be agreed to. This matter, which it will be remembered has been re =S7 Wore the semi in one shape or mother, main an animated discussion, but the report wee ultimately woad to, and the court then adjouroed. TEE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH OOMPANY.—It appears by the report of this company, that, notwithstanding the numerous reductions in rates which have been made during the last twelve months, the buoy awry of the revenue continues unimpaired. The extension of the system in &gland, the opening of direct communi cation with the mouth of Irela nd , by which a proportion of the American haziness is secured, and the development of the different routes, have greatly assisted to augment the returns. The revenue for the half-year amounts to 117.0741., which exceeds by 6,0091. that of the ding period of 1861. The entire working expenses those of the lest half-year of 1861 by 4,0071. SAN PAULO (BRAZILIAN) RAILWAY. The directors in their half-yearly report *sprees their perfect eatiefeetian with the present positiou of the affairs of the company. The works continue to progress steadily and fa , merehly, sad the contractor, are sow making strenuous efforts to ewere a vigorous promentkm of their labours on all ports of the line, in order to carry oat their arrangement with the &enlists government for completing the entire works earlier than m*Mall7 contemplated by their centred. The plan adopted by the directors of accepting payments in advance of calls on a limited number of shares, in lieu of making a call en the whets body of shareholders. having given entire saliataction, the board propose motioning the same early in the ensuing summer, when in all probability system ea rly require further supplies. The directors acknow ledge the friendly support which they aminoe to receive from the Brandiaa Minister in London, as well as the m illdam* which, through its superintendent in chief, the oom cy bee St all times enjoyed from the President, and from local authorities of the province of San Paulo. The board have mach pleasure in spin testifying to the efficient manner in which the affairs of the company are conducted in Braml, and to the abalone attention to their interest* d isplay by MI. J. J. Anbertin, their mpurintendent in MY.= PALACII.--ONE SHILLING DAY. —TRIMS DAY, FM an payment, 474 ; ditto by meson tickets. 716 ; tort, 1,107. THE B ADE MAID'S WIEII.—PIESEI AND LIMN'S vigorous PERUIREI tot the mum last. = Orme , newer, Write, and My at Os Valley— th ree le a ease, ya,ar OIL east—e, I wltaffalreat, [Stamped, id. Additional] gab) Intdlisttut. COURT OF QUZIN'S BENCH.-Fn. 5. After Term Sittings at Nisi Prins, at W fore Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and aill=r4T CLAR2 r. THZ 012/1.7-PrITTION 91 IIOHT. The vitamin examined to -day were Yr. Boojensin St% of the Thanes Ironworks and Eitipboilding Ocespany ; Mr. law Watts, chief constructor of the navy ; and Mr. Scott Rowell. The Attorney-General then addrened the jury on the whole cue, g that the crown had proved the Ors put upon the with regard to the oonatruction of the Warrior and on the connect for services rendered. Mr. ifoiel;y B g noor, in reviewin g the whole of the came, spoke of the difficulty the suppliant had to contend with in the powerful influence of the Admiralty, but be relied on the justness of his cue, and anticipated their verdict in his favour. The court thereupon adjourned. COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Fiss. L. Mines at Nisi Prim at Westminster.—(Melon Mr. Baron Bramwell awl a Common Jury.) MAXWELL V. NATHIW.—AUTHOILS AND PUBLISHERS. This action was brought to recover oompenrtion in da mages for liner of contract. The defendant pleaded that the brook was caused by the plaintiff, aid various other pier Mr. Serjeant Shee and Mr. Watkins Williams were coun sel for the plaintiff ; rd Mr. Hawkins, 40., and Mr. Henry James for Xie defendant. Mr. Element Shoe, in opening the ease, rid the plaintiff, Mr. Maxwell, wag the well-knows palikber, and the de fendant was• gentleman well known in the literary world, Mr. Augustus Mayhew. %Ise plaintiff wen the proprietor. among other works, of the Welcome Guest, and be employed Mr. Mayhew to contribute tales to that jormil. When he aid that one of the stories hi supplied was " The Finest Girl in Bloomsbury," the jury would readily understand that so loog aa the °entracte were kept up between the plaintiff and defendant the result could hardly be otherwise than profitable to the plaintiff. After the tanner attach ing to theft periodical publications had pared away the plaintiff yr in the habit cri purchasing the copyright ii the tales and republishing them in sew rate volumes. On the 12th November. 1860, Mr. Mayhew began a "tory in the Welcome Guest, entitled "Blow Hot, I Blow Cold," which was very much approved°, by the readers of that publication. The plaintiff we. desirous on its com pletion to re-publish it in • separate form but it was too loft for his serial "Shilling Library' and too short for his " British Library," each volume of which viesixted of 320 pagan, and wax sold for 2a. On the let of November, 18 Mr. Mayhew entered into an agreement with the plaintiff to extend the tale to 320 papa, of the Name type and sir u " The Finest Girl in Bloomsbury." Mr. Mayhew had already received a considerable sum for the tale, and the plaintiff wee to pay him WI. 16a more for the additional work, making altogether 1041. 13e. 6d. The copyright was to be raped to the plaintiff, and Mr. Mayhew was to de liver the copy not later than 10th December, 1860. The defendant received the money, and the agreement was duly signed. Haring • great number of other literary engage ments, Mr. Mayhew did not find It convenient to perform the work by the specified time. The plaintiff cut oat the printed mattes from the Welcome Guest, pasted it on paper, and sent it to Mr. Mayhew, in order that he might extend the tale, r agreed upon. From time to time Mr. Mayhew obtained as extension of the period, and it was not until Sept. 12, 1862, that the corrected manuscript was finally placed in the hands of the plaintiff. The learned counsel said that this delay was not only • serious disappointment and inconvenience to the plaintiff, but had subjected him to a pecuniary lose ; ben, in addition to that, it wee found that the manuscript w orld only make 232 instead of 320 pages of the 2a. volume. 1151 plaintiff also complained of the manner in which the tale had been extended, and stated u an example that the author had taken 011111 paragraph and merely divided it into a darn. Mr. Maxwell, the plaintiff, was then placed in the wit ner.box, and examined in proof of the above fact Mr. Bur &snivel rid he thought the dispute yr or which °add better be settled out of court. Mr. Serjeant Shoe said be entirely agreed in that opinion. After • lour consultation between the counsel and parties it wee serener that it had been speed to refer the matter to Mr. Hepworth Dixon, the editor of the AtAa UM. Verdict for the plaintiff, subject to a reference. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Fn. b. Won the Judge Oran y.) scone V. WOODS AID cairns. --coitiorts o•es. Dr. Bpirthe appeared for the petitioner, Robert Woods, who sought a deems 011 the ground of adultery annotated by his wife while be was out °tithe country, undergoing a penal sentence. The marriage took place in November, 1834, at Wetberingeett, Suffolk, and was followed by the birth of three children. In 1840 the petitioner, after a pre vious conviction, was found guilty of receiving stolen god, and was ordered to be transported for 14 yearn. On his re turn he found that the respoodent bad married Marjoram Collins, the co-respondent, sad was still living with him. Deane aisi, but without cost. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Frs. 5. (Before Mr. Oommissioner Yam.) IN RE HARDING.—THI CAIIR OP THE CORPORATION BROKER. The bankrupt had been employed as broker for the eor poistion of London, in which opecity it was his duty to collect rents belonging to the corporation. Mr. T. J. Nelson, the recently appointed City solicitor, opposed the release of the bankrupt from prbon. He wa• is melody for 815 t., but the debt exceeded 7001. It was contended that be was not entitled to his discharge under the 11211 sea of the old se, as the debt for which be was in custody was contrasted by breach of trust. As a servant of the corporation he had collected those debts, and bad not handed tbmi over. His Honour did not consider that aa • breach of trust ; it was a ample debt. Mr. Nalsaa—Where a parson is appointed to repel,. =for another, and does not hand it over, it must be a of trust. — The 63uskirsioner—I shall release him from custody. It is aot a matter which I mu regards/ a breach of trust and refuse the discharge oe that account. IN II CIUICIL—DISPUTID AWDDICATION. This case involved a (prelim) anoag out of that fruitful source of litipition in them courts—a deed of arrangement. His Honour sow we judgment. He rid—Hears. Bell and Bell, of Wood-street, petitioned this court that one Church, a dealer in boots aced shoes, should be declared bankrupt. There was a su ffi cient petitioning creditor's debt, a sufficient trading, and a rufficientact of bankruptcy —the act of bankruptcy being a deed executed by Church under date of 4th November, 1862, assigning his stock in trade, furniture, and other personal property to trustes, for the benefit of creditors who should execute the deed before a certain day. The deed was duly registered on the 19th November ; but on the 23rd of December, Church was adjudged bankrupt by Mr. Commissioner Holyroyd, who decided that the deed was en act of bankruptcy ; and I entirely concur in the view taken by that learned commie doper. I decline, therefore, to interfere with his decision. IN II TIM LONDON AND PZOVINCIAL DISCOUNT CONTANT (Lamm) This was the day appointed for making a call on the nos. tributaries. The amount of the proposed call was 51. per share; and the principal question wee whether the directors of the company were entitled to est off against the cell@ due in respect of their shares the amount of unpaid fees due to them as directors. The first case taken was that of Sir Felix Agar of Stratford-place, who claimed to deduct 401. fromlool. , dus from him as calls. Mr. Edmund James appeared for the liquidator ; Mr. Prentice appeared for Sir Felix Afar; Mr. Cole and Mr. Linklater represented other director'. It appared that the whole amount of the shares, SI., bad been ap ; Sir Fells was the holder of 20 shares, end had paid 401., but was credited in the company's books with 601. Hie Honour expensed an opinion, in the outset, that there was no right of set.off agunst aille due on shares. Mr. Prentice contended that Sir Felix was entitled to claim a set-off under the 17th section of the 21 and 22 Viet. The fact wee that upwards of 1001. was doe to him for unpaid fees. Mt. James said there was no dispute u to set-off ; the real question wu whether the director* were entitled to feu at all. By clause 104 of the articles of association a stun of 2,000/. was made payable to the directors as remneeresion up to a certain date, and 1,0 1 11. had been sateemiesitly voted to them. In July, 1861, Sir Felix Agar was credited with 1431. in respect of fees dne. He had proviously paid 401. sa calls. When the sum of 1,04 N. was carried to the credit of the directors it wee allepd that the meets of the company did not amount to 1001., and that therefore they had no right to make such a {trader. His Honour laid the question appeared to be one for aa aecountant. _ . Oannan, the official liquidator, said the real question was, did the wards " fuoda of t h e cosepany " mean funds actually in possession of the company, or funds assist. Mg of UM unpaid liabilities of the shareholders. Mr. Linklater contended that the latter was the correct iaterpsetatioa The oompany had sufficient tends to pay the lase, bat bad chosen to appropriate them to other par poses. The directors had libwally allowed their f. 's * run into anew, and now the liability of the company wee dis puted. Tim Oommtesioner—lt seems to me a question how much they ere esob to bore out of an empty bottle. After a long and irregular dissuseion. Hie Honour made ao order oa air Felix Agar, for the pay ment of 601., directiog the official liquidation to give weds for such sums u might be due to Sir Felix. If this wee loot satidectory to the parties oil whom the order was Mae, they might go to the court of appal. [TWOPENCE 171tiroately it was agreed that Sir Felix Amu. and Mr. Franklin (who was rap tad by Mr. 14M11w) should ewe up their claim to fess as the edictal liquidator aban don* his claim for calla The Commissioner—Then all this goaa for Nothing An order was made on Mr. Alfred Needham, who did Dot appear, for 491. Mr. Cole appeared far Mr. John Paull, of Bristol, from whom 431. was chimed, after making antain deductions. The only question was whether Mr. Paull was entitled to charge the expense of his journey to London to attend the MOSUBV. His Honour held that he was entitled to make the charge under the 140th of the articles of association. IN HZ WEBS.-HEAVE FAILURE 114 THE OHO/ TRADE. Adjudiestrou of bankruptcy was made spinstJobe Webb, of Eustoo-road, shoe masufsetwrar. A sestesewn of affairs, prepared b Maws. Hart Brodkin sad Hsyles, show liabilities of 24,0001., and assets of &boat 5,0001. THE POLICE COURTS. Peter Shepherd, a pianoforte tuner, residing at 22, Flamil tou-street, Camden -town, appeared to rower a summon which charged him with being the father of am Illegitimate child which had been given birth to by Mimi Emily Job, a mesmerist, residing at 3, Alfred Camden-town. The complainant was called, and etafid that she gave birth to a female child on the Will of F 1862, sad the defendant was the father. On the Add alts was ear fined the defendant called to is. her. He kissed her, and took up the baby and said. " What • black Bede devil Wit" (Laughter.) He afterwards mid lie should like it to have been • boy and then inquired of the nurse if she thought the chßd was like him. Ilbe said she did not think it was much like • devil, but it was too young to my who it favoured. (A laugh.) The dam daat stayed there all that night sad slept oa the floor. He did not go away all the next dbut smiled in making the pap. (A laugh.) He bad e lama her sad the baby to the theatre, and said he was fond of hie child. A short time since she asked him what be was go* to do for the child, and he said he would take it. He therwards said be would meet her sod talk about marriage, but he failed to do so. In crow-examination by Mr. Beard, the complainant stated she knew a man of the name of Woodward, but she had not seen him for three yeses. William Woodward, a carver, but who described him self as an artist, said he had been intimate with the com plement, but that was three yams ago. The witness was hind as be left the wituesubox. Mr. &therms& as order forth* full amount, =3 allowed the oasts of attorney and witszeoseo. _ EIOUTHWAYX. Yesterday afternoon two tradesmen offered themselves mi bail for Mrs. Cormick, who it will be recollected was re cently committed for forcibly entering time dilapidated houses in Stamford.street. Mr. Burchien told the sureties the responsibilities they incurred by hemming her bail, for if sbe again committed herself in a similar manner before released by the sessimis they would forfeit 4W. each. The bail told his worship they were trite contented to become hear suretiei, as no further disturbance would take place. In fact. they understood that overtures had been made to Mrs. Cormick by the other side, offering her a very large sum to give up all claims to the property, which, however, she rejected , bear sure of her rights. PATENT Lay: ComunnuoN.—On Tuesday and Wednesday last the 'Wisp el the eammissios for inquiring into the working of the patent law were manneed. The oommthioners present were Lord Stanley, Lord Overstons, Sir w. Erle, Sir W. Page Wood, H. Waddio, Yd., W. R. Grove, Esq., and the Searebuy, Edward I d, Esq. It is proposed to bold weekly mestinp of the commission during the present session. THE REPRESENTATION OP DEVONPORT.—Tbe poli tical parties of Devooport are now rapidly menhalling their fortes for the coming struggle. The arrival of both candi dates, as announced in yesterday's paper, has roomed both skies to spoon. The representativegtherals and their swift are g might and main to win the day. Though the liberal champion, the Hon. Sir F. W. Grey, 8.C.E. 0 only mined at Plymouth on Tuesday at midnight, is time was allowed to he wasted oo the following math tag. The gallant gentleman and his friends resolved as instantly taking the field. Introductions were soon and compliments and congistulations offered. Is the course of the morning a " coubilectial was held, and after some agreeable conversation aid anion, Admiral Grev was unanimously adopted as the gestleenea base suited to represent the borough in pills. meat in succession to Sir Michael Seymour. It was abs arranged that a public meeting of the electors should be held in the evening at the Mechanics' Institute. The eon- BUTatiVel, on their part, were equally as add. Notices were issued to committeemen, ward meetings called, and the most energetic manures adopted. Mr. Permed, be sides seeing a number of the donors at their houses aid places of business, addressed a numerously attended weed meeting at Stoke last evening —Western Morning News Ruioarz ELEc-no:e.—The polling commenced yortesday morning at eight o'clock, and daring the first three or four hours, Mr. Wilkinson was ahead of his oppo nent. Mr. Gower, however, gradually decreased the ma jority 'gained him, and at four o'clock the numbers were : Gower, 344 • Wilkinson, 336 ; majority for Gower, 9. CITY or 'LONDON BREWERY Courssi Y.—The an nual meeting of this company was held yesterday at the London Tavern ; Sir James Duke, M.P., in the chair. The secretary read the report, which congratulat ed the share holden upon the great succor which bad &needed the opals. trona of the company, sod ou its future prospect*. Thri directors had thought it necessary to oppose the proceedings of the Thames Conservatory in erecting a pier in free; ai their promises, and the action was now pending. The plant was all is good working condition. The total profited the working of the year bad bed 52,3704 !'s. 24., out d which the director' had paid 4,0001. to the depreciation fond. After deducting 19,1541. 7s. 2d. for the fond, and the dividend paid in Angus last, there re= 29.2161. 2s. as undivided profit. From this amount lid directors proposed • dividend of 4i per cent. on both clams of shares, to appropriate 2,5431. N. 6d. to the reserve fund, which would leave 1,31151. its. 6d. to be carried to the nag! account. The amount of the reserve fund was DOW 12,6961. 14s. 11d. The report having been received and adopted, the directors and other officers were re-elected, and some routine bonnets, with a vote of thanks to the chair man, concluded the proceedings. PROPOSED FOUNDLING HOSPITAL AT THE EAKI END. —Yesterday evening Mr. Humphreys, coroner for Fiat Middleton, held an inquiry, at the Prime of Wales Tavern, Booner's-road, Victoria-park, respecting the death of a female child found murdered, and to the course of his sum ming-up be said that, as matters at present stood, it was evidently hopeless to expect a dimioutioe of the crime of child murder. He would suggest, as • practical remedy, the institution of a real foundling hospital, to be called the East London Foundling Hospital, wh er e, young ROME would be, if necessary, taken in until their confinement was over, and them their offspring would be kept and brought up. At present nothing but absolute ruin threatened mothers of illegitimate children, and to avert it murder was freely resorted to. Several gentlemen present concurred with the thither as to the necessity of such so institution, and stated that they would cbscribe towards its erection. A verdict of "Wilful Murder " was returned. STREET NONMCLATCRE IN Sr. PAN( is As. —The weekly meeting of the vestry of St. Pancras yesterday was an excited one, the ball being crowded by the tradesmen and inhabitants of the Hampstead-road, who atteuded he protest against the carrying out of a resolution to alter the title of that thoroughfare. it appears that the vestry reoently appointed a committee on street nomeoclature, and they brought up a report recommending extensive alterations dee names of streets and place. in the parish. Arempt them they recommended that the " Hampstead road" from the north end of Tottenham-court-road to High-street, Camden-town, should be altered to " Harring ton-mad." At a previous meeting of the vestry this altera tion was adopted by a small majority, and the ratepayers sod tradesmen, considering that injury would result to their business, and that property would be also depreciated, held one or two meetings, and went in a body to protest against • the proceeding. Mr. Roes, who resides in the read, at owe gave notice, amidst loud applause, that be woad move at the next meeting to remind the reeohition altering the name of the " Hampstead-read" to the " Harringesa-read." SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY AT PRESTON. —Late on Wednesday night an accident of a vsny serious na ture caeurred on the Lancaster and Carlisle Hallway Com pany's line at Preston. About 11 o'clock the train from the north of &gland to London, Ishii* wee due at Prestos at 10.40, but which had been delayed on the rood, was proceeding along the line Dear Waudland-bridge, when a goods waggon, which had hero placed in Messrs. Turner's coal-siding by some means or other broke loose, and ran into the latter portion of the trai:, smashing four or ire of the carriages and a van, and seriotudy injuring many of the passengers. The person who received the most aware • bruises was a Preston traveller, named Notice, whose arm 'Mother parts of kis body were much lacerated. Mr. Pen riee's Noe, a boy about 8 years of age. wall also mice c hurt. It is not exactly known whet caused the waggon to break lees. _ Guitar Weser.aN RAILWAY.—Tbe directors of this company have decided ea reseawnending to Use pre. prietors, at the ensuing half-yearly oogga dividend at the rate of three per cent. per imam, les , a balance at about 17,0001. to boomer:ad forward to the sett half-year. The Channel Island and Portland Submarine Telegraph Cable has bees out of repair sow fez some con- , tiderable time. Telegraphic communicant* has been seta hatted between Jersey sad Leaden, by way of °outman's, LL's, Bane, sad Dieppe, • distal's ofnO Wks,