The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENINO,. IiUACH 21, 1866. ... bwane ggi • paldie Ihekeargidere celled Upper Kant IMPIERIAL PARLIAMENT. '.. near the principal entractes of the London-dock, . :lestehelairaehlii°l°lLossaawsistia, ilia 209 H, awaad HOME OF COMMONS —(THIS DAY.) wag *Rowan Upper Boat Smithfield was Gaga. The SPgAm took the chair at 12 dole& w or ked op end rawboned impeseehle for s belf-am. TB&TIE AsgutioN (OXFORD) BILL. • !the reiseonduct of the peisciaera Great coefasion "e Sherif of the WY of Load= annealed at the bar • , 1 11 the busipees of the London and St. Ketherise ano . _, ~_ _Drought se • petition boat the corporation in Wow s „ es trupeded. . The prawns, who were intoliatted. . of 1 • 11 bill. d up m the aide of the road with their hot* • THS THAMES EMBANKMENT. s pa prevented anything _paiWng. They were in • Mr. COWPER moved " That the Thames Embankmeot . pot of the reed set she elder deleadiia was (North). Approaches Bill, the Thames Embankment (Chet • w h eo h on ly those Ter d es and if k a I n a 11811) Ball, .0 this Pask-Issis Improvement Bill, be referred "" — s e very home mid welded* could hams ...pro. to • admit committee. caseating of 11 members, six to be : s d m et end west and the thoroughfare ogles& i neesieated by the loam and five by the comudtmeof seise view sad that be was on *aright side ef lie read. 'li ke° ho woeld oat move an inch. Them were upwards of General PEEL wished to know out of what fonds these vehicles sod a l a rger number:el horses, and their drivers 1 holreemeete were to be mac Yr. TITE said it was proposed that they should be pro. hindered and their valuable ti me lost. The confusion I rig vat, sa d the b eewlege an d d eatin w at i ona sien i h p , vided by means of an improvement Ma, sad that wee wt. st eamers and driven of MAO sod Ingots& ! der the consideration of the committee moved for by the f o gad. The younger wham got rest of ' hon. mareber,epr the Tower Hamlets. who's cart and flogged the horse with one Mid of his ID. RI) cg thought that all three bills should be when be was tired of that heat it with the butt throws oat, and moved that the Thames Embankment asow d t h e peo pl e o h o ht en d s t ruc k an d li e pro , Bill be refine/Ma a Detest committee that day six months. . widows opene d t h e t h oroug hf are an d wo k t h o Mr. COWPIIR admitted that the bills were limper. ... tr. tear elletodl• fatly drawn, but hoped the amendment would not be e h e psis, i d R. isonlimed the ',Masse of Faxisso, Prim ed t o • Wellies , . salad said it was quite s a the tin a the Colonel warm thought the first bill was very objec• ~,i s ow t o be carr i e d = at all it peop l e i n &moo t tioaable, insomuch as pirate parties coacerned bad had so , • .7; e — derivate vehicles shaeld amommodate each ether ref! "tlee of what wee intended. . wo g t o th e orders lie d .eorennwendatio„ o f people CRANBORNE also supported the amendment. „iamb charged to regulate the nassare of cattle, berme, Yr. TITS. said the great object of the bill was to provide .ter, so w s ma ih owo, wsdn ajw. g undsw i a of pima , • street rimming obliquely from Wellingtouatrest, =1 their live' yearly in the City an d metropolis, and mini to the ecoba•haleak He trusted the hoe. sad .. s w ere jai l ing aw i n g to t h e w o w , ww w wnwees member for Sheffield would sot press his amendment, es A °Whiny of drivers. The elder prisoner was guilty the e ff ect of it might be to delay an important public work. r egiest, end obstructed the public thoroughfare, and In wry to Sir w • Rzeracoras w et obstruction h e i ce d w oe li n. B. fi ne d t h e Mr. ITE said there was no intention of levying rates gee prisoaer 101. for being chuck and riotous. for the improvements without no m : in the oedinary way. penalties were paid. Mr. J. LOCKE owned the ai 1 Mr. LOCKE KING suggested that the bill abseil bi withdraws and mother one ratrodoced. ~.• After some further disetasion t e r n leg on the inteeest et the Duke of Northumberland 'and the whir:rangers akmg the line of the embeakment, The ameadmeat wi re Tehived without a division, and the moth* wee then to. BOUNDARIES OF ABLIAMENTARY BOROUGH Mr. OLIPHANT gave notice that oa Tuesday, of April, he will move for • royal commission of inquiry with regard to the boundaries of parliamentary boroughs and the existing distributioa of sesta. (Hem.) TESTS ABOLITION (OXFORD) BILL. Oa the order of the day for the second reading of this IHTTUL SUICIDE ON THE LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY. INQUEST—(THIS DAY.) MORT#LRE, Wsrunnuni, NOM This forenoon, Mr. . Carter, coroner for the m iy of Surrey, held as inquiry at the Qoaaa's Head me 's, Mortlake, relative to the suicide of Mr. Joseph Wel neith, aged 26 years. The Pin, baring w hich pane proceeded to view the ,of is decease, was found to have been fright ', m angled by a railway train having pseud over it, the man having placed hie head upon the metals Sorth-Western Railway at Mortleke. Ram Bawdy, a porter on the Loudon NO Booth Ors Railway, ants the lint wittiest' called. He and be was 'tanned at Mortlake, sad on Monday morang b. 30 he proceeded down she line towards Richmond Ile dietaries signal /Map, which was a quarter of rt mile the Aetna. de be west along he famed the body the diseased lying on the beak, on the outside of the up His heed was off, sad lying within the four-foot. The ms parallel to the sails, and in the watercourse. was a quantity 01,13100 d oaths ballast where the body Vag, bat there was sane where the head was. beck and gave an alarm. gy, awry White, station master at Mortlake, said that the laxly be found 2s. Ad. in money, a pin, sod • an. ints also a letter in an envelops directed to " J. (1, Peq., 9, R o thsey Villas, Richmond." The letter had eme asbee with the suicide ; it wee writtea by a friend the dimmed. Witness found the deceased's hat placed the Found sear the bodge. It had evidently beta of and phased on the grass. The spot where the *wig found was about air yards from a foot musing. lama wee certain this the deceased must have placed f deliberately on the metals. If he had been *oil y struck by a train while creaming at the path, Ilia most have been brought op the line by the °Orlin sot downwards ie the direction of Richmond. He as snick by an up-train. Yr. Charles W. DowdetwelL draughtsman, 11, Marl pegmbeeillas, Richmond-hill, identified the body of the imaged as that of Mr. Joseph Charles Smith. Be was of aseneetioe. He lived with his mother and sister, who we boas of independent means. He had acted as clerk •me es two occasion', but he had met with no success tide. Witness understood that he was only gay recently arried. Witness thought that he had lain down upon It line for purpose of destroying his life. Witness Wed that t hudsceased had three timed before attempted acids. The wife of the deceased, a very young lady, attired in Mow', weeds, and who appeared to be in • state of Orme grief, was examined iced spoke to his illness and 1111600 hallucinations to whioh he had lately b een subject. Whoa be left her be said be was going to his mother's. wet married to him only on the 9th of this mouth. Oa the tight of his marriage he frightened her very much styles that if they did not °enabler Easter as Christ mas they would only see one other Christmas. Another Mom; a friend of the demised, said that the latter had no MRS of his own to maintain his wife, and on Saturday 'wicking foamed in a very deapoading state. The jury m imed • verdict, " That the deceased committed amide by hying down on the metals of the London arid South-Wen n Railway, and so among himself to be run over by a railway tram whilst in • state of unsound mind." Mr.lir. S. MORLEY presented petitions from the Cosign- Whoa' Union of England and Wan, sad the Committee of Deputies of the three denominations of Presbyteries, Independent. and Baptist, in or near Loudon. Mr. COLERIDGE then moved the second reading of this I NIL He slid it wee ea a churchman and as a university man that he vectored to press it on the attention of the beam It was s bill to enable the lay subjects of she Qeeen to obtain the full benefit of university eduatioe, and to be come in the fullest sense members of Orford University. without refetenee te particular religious opinions which they entertained. The University of Orford was a lay nepotis tic*. Ito chancellor was always a distinguished laymen ; its vice-elisnallor might be elaymagend a large proportion of the graduates were laymen also. True, the clergy west there, but they went se they went to Eton and Rugby, not as clergy, but as boys and young men. The number of theological Going" sat up of late years were established to afford that denial trebling which could not be provided at a univer sity. It was not want. therefore, to speak of the universities ea clerical institations, and no one would object to such as assertion more then the hoe. baronet the member for Stamford (Sir S. Northison) who was to move the amend. nests As far Mhe could make out, the nee widest the bill rested on the fact that ander the bill of 1854 noncon formists might obtain a university education and the degree of bachelor of arts, sod that there was a certain COIII/611011 between the church of England sad the university. Oa the first point be concurred in the opinion that parliament had no right to subject nonconformists to bumiliatiog distinctions. (Chem.) Refined *dentin, was no doubt a great benefit, bat men should not have to purchase it by a unifies of self-respect, and members of that house ought not to use against nonconformists an argument which they would treat indignantly if it were used against thenuelves. (Cheers.) [Left sitting.]_ N LIVING CHILD AT sr. PANCRAS WORK HOUSE. OFFICIAL POOR-LAW INQUIRY.—(THIS DAY.) Thin morning, at 11 o'clock, Mr. Runsl), the Poor-law Inspector, attended at the Board-room of Bt. home Workhouse to ioquire u to the charge made that a live child, the illegitimate offspring of a woman named Adams, alias Omen, bad been laid ont for dead in the nunery of that establishment. Mr. Cherchwardea lAwford presided, sod most of the members of the board of 'nudism' were present during the inquiry. to find Mr. Famall, on taking his seat, said he was glad from the papers of that morning that the guardians had shied, node an inquiry. He wished to say that be con sidered the St Benne' infirmary wards the beet in the metropolis, and there were no greater another of paid muss anywhere. It seemed, however, there had been some Isgiset on the part of some one in this case. Mr. J. B. Collins, on part of the board, complained that the useal muss bad not been adopted in this instance in seeding them the complaint, sad asking for • reply to the allegations, before an inquiry. kb. Email deprecated any intention on the part of the Poor• Law Beard to castle slur upon the guardians. They thseht it advisable, however, that the matter should be inquired into at once. Mr. Jonathan Salter. a member of the board, took the same view as Mr. Faroall. It was better that • charge like this should not remain a day without inquiry. lb.. James Inches Hillooki, the parson who made the thugs, was thee sworn, and having had the evidence he has slimly given read over to him. which he said was correct. was ace•examined by Mr. Farnall—He said he had sever sees saything of the kind he had described before. Had vested St. Pancras workhouse about three years, and serie• had any restriction placed upon his doing so. re:limbed what was meant by being " laid out," and con theta this child was " laid out" as it laid across the foot of the bed in the nursery. There were Weird women the ward. The women who were called nurses wore the ssekltothe dress. One told him she never saw • child Me it before. Thought she referred to the moaning of the cad so lone after it had been laid out. Had no Sete the child was alive. Saw • movement under he lip and slightly in the chest. Did not see the doctor, but heard he would be fetched. The Nisriathadent said the child had been under medical trtatthent, and had taken wine. The nurse had told him hat the doctor had not seen the child that day. Moloney the doctor to be resident in the establishment, sod he could tare found his room. Felt it was all right, as the super istethent was there with the child. He did not go to the muter Or matron. By Members of the Board—The nurse did not assign any mason for not loosening the bandage round the child's laws. She said she had done so. It did not occur to me to see the master or matron. I think the time I was in the bowie was between 2 mod 3 o'clock. It was a woman thud Roberts, I think, who told me the child was laid get for holm. The child was covered with something brides the bedgown it had on. Cannot say whether it was the nurse who said the child was " laid out," or one of the ether women but it was one of them. I knew there was a bard of guardians to whom I could appeal, but, neverthe ism. I wrote to the Poor•law Board. I did so because after I lefrthe matter grew upon my mind, and I thought I had bettetwrite to Mr. Fermat at once. I never thought whether the girardians would or would not aid me in the matter. I bad the impression that there woe so mach wrong that the matter ought to bays attention celled to it. Never have applied to the guardians in any as althopgb aware that the guardians are employers and not officials. Had applied to the officials in other matters, and had not been satisfied. I am a reverend. although I have not been ordained in the regular way. The bandage round the child's head was not so loose that a person could put his band between it and **thin. I did not remove the bin** bemuse the nurse conveyed the idea that nothing could be done without the surierint,ndent. [The inquiry was proceeding when our report left.) : Ir . N rt eel red ao• DIN hie sey She r pr vet, wet* i hi •0 n at d be mas He Qtleen Emma of the Sandwich Islands is about to le a ve Nies foe Menton., where she will reside in esse of the large hotels in the city until the end of April. Tic Pincus or ma Srsurre.-00 Saturday area as Mr. John Lloyd, well known to " Westmin sten," both old and young, as " College Johe," was craw ing Item the Home of Lords to proceed to the Westminster Heheoh he was knocked down by a cab, and se severely in ) nred that h e was taken in state of insseellnlity to West raiDsfee Hospital, where, though evarythisi was dose that medial aid could devise, he aspired yesterday moreing. He was Weetedble from the first. Aka inquest has bola held it U. James's Workhouse relative to the death of Hugh Busby, 76 years of age. Deceased was knocked down by a hansom cab on the amnion of the 96dt alt. in Bleosabaryotreit, Oxford-street. Ha suatelasd a severe scalpwouad, and died from erysipelas is the workhouse iatlnn l 7. A mast of " Accidental death" was natarasd. —Post. air& beet T SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SHAWN Llfffh-ePHIS - DAY.) (IT =OYU° TILIGIATL) NORTHAMPTON METING. THIS DIY. ONs o'Ozoox. Mr. Pitt Ambition King Hal RACING STASI& 4 ran. LAMPORT HANDICAP. Professor Andaman Vexadona Modinis 4 ran. EARL SPENCER'S PLANE. Vaspasisn Lies Goldylocks ... 1 ~, 1 ::: i The transactions in the railway market to-da t y are upon a very restricted scale, and the tone is dull. The prime of the principal stooks, however, prevent no change, compared with those test ourreat • yesterday. London and North Western stook is quoted 1201 to 121; Great Western, 68} to ex div. ; land, 123 to } ; Lancaahire and Torluthire, 120} to Lt:reat Eastern, 39} to t • &nth Postern, 73} to ; Caledonian, 1314/11fr af SfA4opoi$ 1 22A ; Northern, 123} to [; ditto A, 135} to 139. Grand Trunk of t Railway, stook is in. demand, and has risen 2 per amt., via to 34 to 36. Great Western of Gszads shares to steady, at 16} to }. wawa= num AND stoma `egi.ird,l laziwAvi I r". I t ji m is r I l ei pt°l4 n ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 20 SOVS. Half • mil*. Lady Blanche ?, Problem, &exam Tom Thumb. Sic to Hippolyta, Reigning Beauty, and Hight of the Garter kl. ire her.. OK M' SULBY HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. I. Echo, Scheldt, Polka, Loaf Sugar, Slender, and Belson' 1 sea here. ALTHORP PARK STAKES. Half • mile. lie Lady Mary c, Rinderpsat, Jon d'Eaprit, Fitzroy, Oat, — Problem, Amanda c, Arial, Knight of the Garter, ?Mks- 86 • 6 „ . man, Phantom Sail, The Rake, Mims Elisabeth, WIWI, DA BA. Land Tax, and Bexhillßexhill ars bore. PAID Foarstr.—Seringapatasi. IL ea ST. LIZ HANDICAP. One mile and a quarter. e k St oc kings', Kangaroo, Lucky Star , Pintail, Provisos, Sa. gli. Filbert, Polio*, Wild Poppy , Valiant, Tattoo, Lit& Goy, The Sector, Dram Polka , an d Orertanian are have. U. PAID Foircrr.--Split the Difference and Gunlock. 81. NORTHAIEPTONBEIIRE CUP. 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FOUR LIVES LOST AT HUNGERFOED.—(THIS DAY.) A. Shortly before nine o'clock this morning it was t discovered that four persons bad perished oa beard a mail - 1.2. ing barge lying siongside tlieThames E m bankment, between I; the ra ilway bridge at Hungerfeed and Westminster. The U. barge belonged to Phillip Ellis , of W estminster, contractor et to the works is comas:jou with the Embankment, sad was es sawed the Ann. At the time of the occurrence it was half laden with gravel. About half-put 4 another barge g o , it owns put is near the 01-fated vessel, which is reported U to have been then all right. There was a flood tide t>< at at the time, however, and it appeased that she K. got her head under one of the cress beams which t e ll stretch from pile to pile, s ad that while in that 86. condition the tide flowed over her. When the tide 10 was at its height she was immersed in nearly 20 test of let water. Nothing more was seen of her till about a quarter ill to 9, when luta Smith, who was stationed on the works of the embankment to watch the interests of the Society aft. for the Prevention of Cruelty t o Animals, proceeding to- 6 . wards the water's edge observed the h atchwa y of a barge with .. half the body of a female covered ally by a chemise, whioh bad been washed out of the cabin. He instantly g ave the alarm, It and the assiskusce of the Thames police was soon at head, ft and having placed their boat alo n g side, they succeeded in 10 ., estricatieg the lifeless bodies of t ads female, of John Buena, her husband, and of two l, aged between 10 sad 13. The poor creatures were all asleep in the cabin, undressed, when they met their death. 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F, et., Jan. & DM leee.&Yk.e p. 101 0 ,0117 10 ahisLep.e../so&lly 100 lf.W.4p.e.JaLetJely 100 De. Se o.e.Jaa.&lsll 100 L&B.W.,lb.e.Jsn.&Jul7 100 Yd.ep.e.Jea.&J, IF. ldlan P. & &Dish. L D. 01,7 11.,1 100 0 p. et., Feb. & by"— 1410 N.talea.,ep.e.Jan‘aol/,100 1beeLN.L.40.0.L0.L00...100 9999 91 119 £3 * 99 II K 97 96 lie 101 10 9 19 96 (szErrn's maosLx.) ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN. 1 (Vis Southampton.) The following ere the heeds of the news brought 3sriberAermann : NEW YORK, ?Lawn 10, !domino. The constitutional amendment, basing the repro- Natation on the number of the population, excln sive of uegroes not permitted to vote, has been de feated in the Senate. Several amendments granting the suffrage to the negroes have also been de . fatted. Mr. Doolittle offered a fresh amendment basing the representation on the number of voters. Criminal indictments have been found against WXenns and Rogers, the Milian agents, for a breach of neutrality: • meeting has been held at Chicago to en. "courage recruiting for the Fenian Naval Brigade• lately formed there. The speaker announoed that Bineny's agents were organising men all over the Wintry, and that Chicago must supply two segiseents by St. Patrick's-day. The New Fore 'Warfel says Sweeny will have 15,000,000 dollars in the Treasury by the end of March. The New yen; Times, referring to Fenianism, states that Iklieui the necessity arises the government will loyally assert the supremacy of theiniunioipal laws. An open air Fenian mass meeting heal been held in front of the City Hall, Brooklyn. The speakers appealed for immediate aid for the equipment of privateer& Mahony, in addressing the Fireman's Association, said it rested with the Fenian to form a regular Irish Confederation in America. No power in England could then resist the revolutionary leverage that would thus be brought against England. Mahony boasted that there were 300,000 sworn Fenian in Ireland, and that in the very centre of wealth and power in England there were Fenians ready to bring revolu tion to England's door. In addressing a meeting at Williamsburg, Roberta stated that3o,ooo men would shortly be marched across the Canadian border. All that was wanted to make the movement successful was money. The New York World publishes details of an elaborate military plan for the capture of Canada, including the seizure of the Grand Trunk Railroad by Sweeny with 30,000 men. It also asserts that the Fenian have numerous vessels fitting out at Chicago, Buffalo, Bay City, and Cleveland, which will simultaneously go to the assistance of the land forces. Amongst the earliest aggressive operations would be, it is added, the overhauling of the British mail steamers. At a Fenian meeting held in Washing tom; Senator McDougal subscribed his horse and • word to the Fenian cause. Senates Wright also vole in favour of the movement. CANADA. MILITAR PREPARATIONS AGAIRST FENIAN INVASION.I.44IIIIIIII ' PROJECTED SUSPENSION OF THE HARE kfi CORPUS P"'"4I;QUEBEC, Manta 9.4 (heat excitement prevails in Canada on the rub ject of an anticipated Fenian invasion, and exten sive military preparations are being made thr — Toi - ti - out the country. A cabinet council was held on the ;th inst., at which it was determined to call out 10,000 volun teers. All the militia are enrolled, and it is expected that they will be called out immediately. The people throughout Canada are promptly and enthu siastically responding to the government calls. Go vernment has seized the Montreal telegraph line. An impression prevails that the Fenians will make a demonstration against Canada on St. Patrick's Day. It is reported that the Canadian government will suspend the Habeas Corpus Act before that time. ifONEY MARIEBT.--(THI8 DIY.) Osz dOsocir. There is a slight demand to-day for English government securities, and Consols have advanced 1-16 per cent. Some of the speculative foreign stocks are also better. Most of the chief home railways are quoted the same as at the close of business yesterday. Financial and discount shares remain dulL Imperial Mercantile have experienced a fresh decline of 7s. 6d., and International of 2s. 6d. to ss. Credit Fowler and Mobilier, how ever, are slightly firmer. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway stock has risen 2 per cent. American se curities show steadiness. The discount market is quiet to-day, but the rate for the best paper is maintained at 6 per cent. The supply of money is large. Consols are now quoted 861 to 87 for money, and 871 to for the sth April. Foreign stooks are rather firmer, and a rise of 1 to I per cent. is observable in Turkish of 1865, Greek, Spanish Passive, and Mexican Bonds. The other securities quoted below are steady. The prices are as follows : Greek, 141 to 1 ; Mexican, 22 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 271 to 281; ditto Certificates, 161 to ; Turkish, 1862, 68 to ; ditto, 1865, 371 to 1; Brazilian scrip, 21 to prem. ; and Italian, 1861, 601 to 1. American securities are steady, at the closing tines of yesterday. F ive-twenty bonds are now quoted 701 to 711 ; Erie Railway shares, 55 to 561; and Illinois Central, 79 to The scrip of the ne w Egyptian (Ismail Pacha) loan, is quoted 1 to 1 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito 1 dia. ; General Credit, to g pram . ; L on d o n Financial, 6to 51 die. ; Imperial Mercan tile, Ito dia.; Credit Fonder and Mobilier, 21 to 3 prem.; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 21 to 1 prem. ; and National Discount, 71 to 8 prem. RALT-PAST THREE o'Clocx. Consols exhibit no variation of importance, being quoted 86i to 87 for money, and 87 1-16th to 3-16ths for the account. About 21,0001. in gold has been sent into the PREMISE/4CH SHARER. Great Western (Origicial), 5 percent., redeem. pref., 100. South Beaten, 41 per nat., 91. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp end Rotterdam, 101. 11. Belgian Fasten Junction, 2, 1. Sambre tad Mous', 94, 1(4, 91. San Paolo (Limited) gunnies& 7 per sent., 16, BRITISH POSSESSIONS. Bombay. Bar, and Cent. Ind.. guar. 5 per cent., 103. Bet Indian Guaranteed 5 per conk, 1034, 1. Grand Truuk of Canada, 321, 41. Ditto 4th preference Stook, 32), 1, 3. Ditto deferred. 301. Great lodise Peninsula Guar. 5 per cent., 109. Ditto New, 31. Great Western of Camas, 161, I._ &Cade, guaranteed 5 par cent. No. miscELL&NEOUB SHARES. Atl an tie Telegraph, gess. per east. (limited), 21, 1. Bombay On (lAtnited) (all paid), 5. City d Milan Improvements (Limited) (ell paid), 24 1 City of Meseow Gas (Limited). 41. Commercial Union Insurances, 61. zd Credit Fannon. an d Mobilisr of Egg. 71,1, 1. Discount Corporation (Limited), 7, 8. 7/. Ebbw Yale. 171. General Credit aad Fiancee( London (Lim.),4l, 1,1, 1. Imperial Mercantile Credit Associates (Lim.). 5 1, 4. Intonational Finsadal Society (Limited), 41, 1. Loudon Finandal All•011ietiO0 (Limited), 91, 81, London Getters' Omnibus Company (Limited), 31, Madre* Irrigation end Canal (151. paid), 121. Ditto (all paid), 1(4. National Masons% Company (UMW). 194. °reread, Gurney, and Company (Limited), 171, 1. Panama, New Zealand, and Ameedian Royal Mall (Limited) (9i. psid), 7. Panineolar aad Stearn (New), 72. Thames and Mersey Marine laenranee (Limited), 71. Bank. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Karats opened at 68fr. 62c., showing a decline of per I neut. The prospectus is issued of the loan contrasted by Ismael Paths, Viceroy of Egypt, with he Anglo-E g yptian Bank (Limited). The a o amount is 3,387,300/. sterling, of whic h 1,693,6001. is to be issued in England by the bank above named, and 4693,7001. is to be issued in France through the agency of Messrs. Pastre Brothers.ble at The loan is in seven per cen t, bonds, redeema par by an accuuoulating sinking fund in fifteen ye by ball-yearly drawings. 'The price of issue is 90 per cent. Interest at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum will be allowed on all instalments from the date of which date coupons L. ALARMING ACCIDENT IN NOTTINGHAM Yesterday an accident of an alarming nature occurred at the warehouse of Messrs. J. and it. Hardy, Lace manufacturers, Stoneyahest, Nottingham. About 11 o'clock a workman in the employ of lir. Bass, plumber and gas fitter, was doing some minim and alterations is the gas pipes in the top room but one of Marra. Hardy's warehouse, and after he had cut the pipe in two, be was not aware that after stopping the gas on one side of the cut any pis would come from the other side. It, however, was so, and when he went to repair it with his soldering iron it instantly ignited in consequence of his iron being too hot. The girls is the roots, on seeing the light, becsme suddenly terror-stricken, sod rushed franti cally to the staircase screaming as loudly as they could, and the inmates of the other rooms in the warehouse hearing the cries, and thinking the place was on fire, also rushed to the staircase in great ooesternetioa and confusioo. The result was that the handrail of the staircase gave way, and numbers of the unfortunate girls were pushed and fell down on to the staircase below, others rushing over them in their eager flight to get into the street. As soon as possible, Meson. hardy and the men connected with the establishment west to the some of the disaster, nod rendered every assistance In their power to the unfortunate girls }Yin; bleeding and injured. It was found necessary to remove four or eve of them at oaos to the General Hospital, and about twenty others were more or less injured. DEATH 04 MR. F. GoLarxiD, M.P.—We regret to announce the death of Mr. Frederick David Goldsmid, M.P. for Bonitos,. He died on Sunday night last from the effects of a severe cold caught in returning from the House of Commons. He had been ill only four days. The deceased gentleman was in his 54th year. THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE.. Betting is still 6 to 4 on Oxford. On Tuesday, Laurence Donnelly, a rail ray guard on the Dublin and Belfast Railway, pleaded " Guilty" to the charge of steeling a bracelet, value 100/., which had been forgotten in • railway canine. He got an excellent character from the officals of the company, which the magistrate took into acc:uot, and sentenced him to three months' imprivonmeat with herd labour. The Lurgan Gazette reports a case of forgery by a clerk, who pastel a fain cheque in the name of Richards Brothers and Co., Beloit, got 192/. 2s. for it in Dublin, and has escaped—it is supposed to America. The Dorf Zeitung, in Hildburghausen, had lately • heeding article consisting of two verses of the Bible, and nothing more. The verses are to be found in Micah vii., 3 and 4, and are as follow :—" Th at the y may do evil with both beetle earnestly, the prince uketb, and the judge ssketh for a reward ; an 1 the great man, he uttereth his mischievous theirs : so they wrap it up. The best of them is as • brier; the most uptight is sharper than a thorn hedge : the day of thy watchman and thy visitation cometh ; now shall be their perplexity." Messmer paper contained the debate in the chamber on the decision of the Supreme Court against the liberty of speech in the chamber. The Dorf Zeitung received a wsroing. TZWILEBBURY Buenos. The poll yesterday between Mr. Martin, the liberal candidate, and Sir E. Lechmeth, the conservative, was remarkable for the close. nom% the conservative having been returned by the nar rowest majority, and the polling being throughout the day pretty even. The conservative took the lead, and was never headed, although it wee a seek to neck race from the he sitting to the end. The constituency actually on the register membered, 325. Of these five are dead, and Mlle 15 were declared neutrals, leaving little over 300 of the electors were polled out. No regular special statement of the poll was put out, except by the conservatives towards the middle of the day, when they clawed a majerity of ter. At the close the numbers as reported by the conservatives was 150 for Leohraere, and 147 for Martin. It is believed these figures are pretty correct. At all event' Sir E. Lech mere is returned. SuccouNo ttr FaaNca.—The Correctional Tribunal of Valenciennes has just pronounced an portant judgment. A seizure of tobacco made at Vithigne, at the end of 1864, led to the dm:ovary in the depart merit of the Somme of a vast enterprise for smug. glint in which were concerned more than a hundred I persons, living is t h e departments of the Need, I Pas-de-Ca'ais, Oise. he. It was proved that the pelecipal person, IL Marcel, of Camon, had in traria oc4 into France during the years 1863, 1864, an befo d 1865, 90,000 kilos. of tobacco. From the proceedings re the ' court, it appeared that Marcel introduced it in various shapes, as the case might he. sometimes among beet root pulp, cereals, coats, &e. The loss to the Treasury is esti mated at • million of francs. Forty-seven persons were found guilty and sentenced to flees amounting to upwards of 1,100,000 fr., and to terms of imprisonment varying from three to six months. One of the double-humped or l3actrism camels in Edmond's menagerie bas lately given birth to a fine male calf at Bilden, Suffolk. This is the second in stance of the kind occurring in this country. the other having been calved at Hackney is January, 1864, in the same collection. AN ANctr-vr Strovz.—The oldest stove, probably, in the United States, is one which warms the hall of Vir ginia's capitol in Richmond. It was made in England. and *est to Virginia in 1770, and warmed the House of Burgesses for 60 Tests before it wee removed to its present ithatioe, where it has been for 30 years. It has survived three British monarchs ; has been cotamparanuas with four kingly nth. earchiaa, two republics, and two imperial goversinests of France. The great remblie of America has been for by istereecise strife, the broacher partly healed, sad still tite old stove remains unmoved in the midst of all. Edo per palm!—Rem York SUA. I har THE ELECTION COMMITTEES.-(THIS DAY. - - The various various committees met at 11 o'clock this mersiag. Before the Nottiegham committee Yr. Temple re sulted hie eddrem is rapport of the petition. Bridettos was sLo takes by the committees on the ease of the Bridgeceth, Totem, Yarmouth, and Boston petitions. In the case of orth Xe. Rodwell, Q.C., addressed the committee on ret i Suf Sir J. Acton, the sitting member, and caned wit nesses. Further votes were struck oft in the ease of the Boston election, and after a brief deliberation the com mittee deckled that Mr. Parry had not been duly elected, but that Mr. Staniland was the duly elected member. WOODEN ARMOUR PLATED SHIPS. This morning was issued a return giving a variety of interesting particulars respecting the iron :lad ships which are built of wood. It seems that the ships designed as wooden nearmouredliee d battleships by the late contaroller and the late thief constructor, and converted into armour clad ships by the present controller, Admiral Robinson, and the present chief constructor, Mr. Watts, are the Cale donia, the Orman, the Prince Cocrirt, Royal Oak, Royal Alfred, and Royal Soverelp. The expenses incurred on the hull of the Caledonia amount M 2i2,6771. and sub sequent alterations up to the end of last year, have cost 16,1991. The Ocean, which is not yet completed, has cost 267,0551. The hull of the Prince Consort cost 196,4221., and there are subsequent expense of 9,4501. 214,0801, was spent on the hull of the Royal Oak, sad 11,5341. has been Waco incurred. The conversion of the Royal Sovereign cost an u rines in the first instance of 148,060/. and 9,1341. has since bests spent. The wooden srmour.plated ships de signed by the present controller and the present chief constructor are not yet completed. They are the Lord Clyde, which has cost already 267,065/. ; the Lord Warden, 242,1301. ; and the Pallas, 184,4341. The following ships were also designed as wooden ships by the late con troller and chief constructor, and converted into armour plated vessels during the present controller of the navy's, and the late chief constructor's tenure of office by Mr. E. 3. Reed. They are not yet completed. They are the Favourite, whose hull bas cost up to the present time 152,7971., end the Zealous, 189,3331. There are also in the tame category the Research, which caused an expense in the first instance of 65,0501., end a subsequent expense of 4,307/. ; and the Enterprise, which met at first 59,6661., and 1,904!. sifts. The Lord Warden has been launched, but has not yet been tried. The cost of the Royal Sovereign prior to conversion was 228,0001. for the hull. This sum has not been included in the cost of conversion to a turret ship. The DeoLosuss COMMUIBION.—The annual re port of this bcdy was issued to-day. The number of cases during the year is 278, the average of inclosnres confi-med is 474,939, and of those in progress 188,498. The commis sioners have received the necessary consent to 14 further inolonires, sod they append the grounds oo which they approve of the proceeding. None of the lands proposed to be inclosed are withis 15 miles of Louden, but orsemore- Ham is within three miles of the city of Gloucester, and part of Balliford-hill and Warleigb-commou may be within the urns distasee of the city of Bath. In the former ease no public allotments have been reqieral, there being a large tract of land immediately adjoining the perish, which lies open, and is used by the public, for exeroise and recreation ; in the latter allotments for exercise and recreation, and for the labouring poor, are set out by the provisional order. On the 17th of April Mr. Henry Selwin will move that " io the opinion of this house an early redac tion should be made in the duty upon malt." On Friday Mr. Darby Griffith will ask the Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs. "whether the atten tion of the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs has been directed to the critical state of the mistime between Prussia and Austria, and with what result r The Owl states that Mr. Julian Goldsmid is shoat to offer himself as a candidate foe the seat at Hoot tonl valiant by the death of Mr. F. D. Goldemid. A parliamentary return shows that the total amount of the fund for the military savings banks up to the 12tk inst. was 321,8341. 13s. 4d. At the Agricultural Hall on Easter Monday, a great tonic sol-fa choral festival of 1,000 voices will be held, in aid of the sick fend of the drivers and conductor el the Favorite omnibuses. A Cherbourg paper states that it has bees re solved that the Poole and Cherbourg steamers are to make day passages henrys* the two ports in future. At the meeting of the National Association, Deblia, yesterday, Mr. Ilagolre's Lad Bill was ander con sideratios. A letter from The ODnioghne declared the bill to be utterly worthless. The amee;atioe, however, adopted it as the minimum that should be accepted. n re 100 110 101 1 14 Upol 122 If az !7t 71 TS 150 162 id TO \ 111 . 110, a is TS TO tit "i 141 144 Sti Apo 100 HS 61 a a. pr — " -- I — e — ft. I ti 7 Tail IS I 3 Ilal' VI 1 Lie W i 'lasi et i s salmi as 4 47 is 111 30 all T 1 73 n an 14 tli 21 I mu St SS LS Ili 174 ST 19 se 1' 63 46 99m Idr , par 2 1 dis Si gills 47 49 44 26 16 94 44 47 47 to to 1 9 1 43 64 211 111 Is 11 4 14 510• 1 1 la 11 • ctla 14 7 1 4 1 6 le oedla zdi tar 1 pm 1 1d a • 10i SA 7 dr 1 5 45 Sias 10 . la 10 • 75 10 17 14 17 p-r 97 TA in 4 2 Il is a l 1 _ fs: Dar ear Ipm It 16 pm $ ite U 16 IT •T 4 16 1! SO $3 93 33 190 cm, itsnimatiosied that, " in oonform - ify with the terms of the Contract, it is stipulated that the first wing shall take place in April next ; arrangements Lams Iherakire been made to nnenhet the w,.riOs so that the scriphoidera may hay. the benefit lof this early drawing." The explanation 41 this early drawing is that the loan, though only now brought forwaW, has been contracted for some time pent; and, as we are snared, the entire sum •required has already.been remitted to Egypt. This fact is }atisfactory, in so far as it indicates that no "draught • will thereby be aseasioned upon our stock of bullion. The loan is mound generally upon the large private property of the - Viceroy, and , is especi al ly guariusthildllry dill ,"fficatgage of '364,930 feddans (about 375,000 English acres) of cultivated lands, hypothecated in due legal form to • that eliect,by his highness." It is understood that .i ..• • the loan is chiefly reqUired for the pay ment of lie,,; , i ; :',. bilities already incurred by the . Viceroy for the de• velopmen; of his large possessions. Applications am invited through the Anglo-Eli/pH= Bank (Limited), Messrs. J. Hutchinson and Bon, and . Eid Messrs. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill. The bar silver by the West India packet was sold eeterday at ss. O'd. per wpm, showing no change. This supply has been taken for India, but the de mand here- for that quarter is still only moderate. The Mexican dollars by the same vessel have also been disposed of at 4s. Ilid. • Scarcely any alteration took placiyeatesday trans foreign exchanges. The rats for bills on St. Petersburg was rather lower. The usual list is • subjoined : . Ammerdan. 3 mouths, 12.1 f to 2 ; Mao, 3 days, UM le 1 $ ; g.,daLs, 3 =retie, 12.11 te2 t Antwerp. 3 maatits, 1 26.521 to 571; Hamburg, me. besets 3 Diewths, 13.10 to 6 ; /MA 3 days, 25.221 to 30 ; ditto, II mouths, 116.50 to 66; Itsmakfort-on.thrldeine, 3 menelia, M tog ;e Peterawir per rouble, 3 menthe, 291 be g; Vilsees,. II meedits. 11.66 to 70 ; Trieste. ditto, h months, 11.66 to 70; Madrid, • $ months, 464 to i ;Ads, 3 siostbs, 47450 i ; Leglussi. I months. 25.62 g to 651 Gems, 3 meths, 26.624 to 66 Wan, 3 months, I m 025.62 to 65 ; Naples, 3 =east 26.624 to 63 ; Palermo, 3 athe, 25.64 to 65 ; Medea, • 3 eDonths, 25.62 g to 65 ; Lisboa. 20 days, 511 to 6 ; Oporto. 10 days, Me to 6. At a special general meeting of the shareholders of the International Bask, held' pisterdliy, the re- I solutions passed at the meeting on the 6th inst. for the voluntary winding up of the company and the appointment of Messrs. Robinson and Gray as .• „si hquidators were oonfirmed. The Scinde, Punjaub and Delhi Bank Corpora tion (Limited) have issued the following airculari I SO, King William-street, E.C., Kara 17, 1866. Bir —lt will be seen from the wateseriageteenent; 45.1110. ) .. • 1 som e of Norm Weems, Yeomen& and Youngs, that the present estimate of the amount to be returned is 284,5551. 141. 10d. The difference bowies these flews" and th an mentioned at the last general muting does not wise from any fresh lessee, bet from a difference is tic . ,/ estimate of the amount to be received is reseed of doubt. , fah securities. Mr. A Your/ (at the Arm of Kama. Col' roes, Torqued, and Yonsp) will attend the meeting ea the 23rd lastest, and offer earth uplanatioes u the pro prietors may require. The chairman instructs me to'easen , , , •oy of a letter from Mr. Hewitt, manager of the Manama Bank of India, to him.-1 am, or, your obedient • servant. J. H. NOtuisn, Musser. )IINEF•-(THIS DAY.) Chrs o'Ouxnc. The mining . market is dull to-day, and a &aline has occurred in Great Vor, Great North Limey, East Carideo, and West Chiverton shares. Some of the present prioes are as follow :--Great Vor, 26 to 27 ; East Lovell, 8 } to 9 ; West Camden, to 9 ; Great North Larry, 21 to i; Great Laze!, 20 to 21; Lott Cern Bres, Si to ; Bast Cara don, Bto ; and West Chiverton, 6 7i to 72i. Chontales Gold shares are quoted 31 to 4, and Frontal* and Bolivia 11 to 1. The half-yearly meetings of the Linares; Lead Mining tb• Mantillas, and the Fortuna Cora -1 parries (Limited), are called for the 29th inst. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK —(THII3 DAY.) The quantity of Eatßah wheat on isle bars to-day was only moderate, and the canditio• of the produee, although eoinewhat better than foe some time pall., washy no meanie satisbctory. The demand for oil qualities was in a most itmetive state, at the recent decline in the q uotatirem There was a fair sho w of Wings wheat on the stands ; the ioquiry we limited at late ratea.i limiting cargoes of produce steadily supported retina quotstions. Meditate supplies of barley were on sale. For all &scrip. tions the trade 'Wed firm at fall currencies. Malt moved o ff freely at prices equal to Moodily. Oats, the show of which WII• good, met a slow anis, on former terms. Beans changed bands to a fair extent, and prime ruled arm. No change took place in the value of pea, hut the trans. antics in them were very our sales progresse d slowly, at moderate. lo all deecnottom of fl about atatiouary It Li n seed and rapeseed we re in ste*dy request at quite late curreociey. To agricultural seeds very little business was passing. Cakes were firm. INTO ARRIVAL, Of OWN, DO.. LONDON'. BY WV= CARBIAOE, RON MA1.0117 TO MAACK la, INCLUSITT. reasatist—. --Oil& ROIL 'Malta MA WI) WA. q ; 1• 70 ito 470 Yell, a t i r Leigh foroils . 4690 1740 MA •• 02) -- -- --- ---- ---. T• 481 ........ 6110 2010 110 I 6810 COMTARATIVI QII4rfIIIIII AND 1.121C28 OF OL6l4.___ POIL YES lITIN. 5111444 1 704 TUB 004100,01 01110 1401011 IT, 1364. 15 1866. Qn. Average. ttrs. Mama Wbeat ...... 79,446 .. 465. 64. 1010011 ......700388 .. Seep. U. BMW 40,180 .. Us. 104. Barley ......41. 670 .. SW .. 01 4 . 1 00. N. O i ls 8,876 .. VW 10 4 . Oats ........ 6H ------- LIVERPOOL COTTON sisaKirr. (THIS DAY.) (ii izZeralo A= 1311121262103 AL =mum) (ram coua owir 00Warorr007) The market 10 steady, at above yesterday's rates. Salo probably bleat 7,009 bails. YINCING-LANG. —(THD3 DAY.) Secs& --There is no harovemest in the inquiries for this article, there being only a 'limited demand, at easier The prices. pr i va te sales include St. Viuoset' 30 a . ed. to 31e. 6d. ; a nd brown Mauritius also at s, 301. 6d. to 31s. 61 Refined continua noaltered. COML.—No publio salsa were held to-lay ; pitatily a fair business is doing, at fall prices. Rica AND Rou.—No sales of importance rerted. Gnonts.—A parcel of damaged Bengal sal at the ISIS price of 325. for brat clams. PsYrrn.—A small parcel of Pecans sold at 31d. PALTPITII. —2OO Wigs of Soo Bengal sold at 215.; tad 203 bags refractioe 2, st 235. 9d. cash. Corroti.—The market remains quiet, at previous prices. Jong is dull of oat. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market id quiet at th e following prime :—Teern. billow, 50s. • Petersb u rg Y.C. os the apot, 51s. 6d.. •• milers" ; Uls. 6d., "sellers "; April to Jame, Ns. 3d. ; October to December, bla. 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DATI. ifinsr.. Pattoodon and Smith report an i maid for middling and gas samples of both =a and (*riga, at gradually advancing rates. --- - ' COAL MARKET.—(7IIIB DAY.) Walls lad Lamb*" 19a. ; Walls End South Hartle. pool, 16a. Cal. ; Walls Ella dandoe, 18e. 3d. ; Walls End Kenos, lea. 3d.; Walls End Goefortb, 15s. 'Bd. • Walla End Helton Lyons,l6*. 6a. ; Pittingtoa, 14e. 6d.; Wyta 16a. 6d.; Bu&lat Bartley, las.—Ships at market. 28 ; MI ADVICE Or " BLACK BALL" SHIM 11Ir ADVANCE or Auerraaties gan..—Mar telegram from Gaut, ambit Load*. Marcia 21.—ArrIvals; True Britoil, from Liverpool, at if elbow's) ; Golden fey, from Loodoe, ea Brisbane - Bayswater, Ines Liverpool. at Brisbane ; City of Sydney; from Loodon, ( rat Sydney ; Young Loc./Anew, hos London, at Sydney. Saili—sP.—Solithern Hinoire, from Namara., for o f ; Douai Mackay, frost lialbonros, for London Queen of the South, from Briebens, for Callao; gown of the Colonies, frost Brisbane, foe London; Yams Fag. laud, from Sydney for Lou ion; Great Victoria, from Sr.& base, for Sydney. In Charleston, 8.C., a few weeks ago, Jodip Aldrich Beeteored a white man ormvictod of robbery to Srithirteen lashes os the bare book. is secordanee with ••si Moto law. General Bennett interfered sad prrastel ' it was payment to the 7th July, (rota whits.-_ will accrue. The instalments extend until the 16th i t h h : 7.--fii-tica'' of the __....------ .. .__.__,__ fla t ~ Nov. next, and are arranged as follows, viz.:— •seines : 1 „ „ p i nt of Oriallostalgtbse.rapery society ah 51. on subscribing, 101. upon allotment, 15/. upon the preeft day° 21st May, 151. upon 7th July (leas interest upon I A IPDCSOey bee been formed in Paris for the pat• to that date), 161. upon 20th August, ' own of 01 30 011 4 • tete n•w end r e ipleas tram,latioe u e is t 15/. upon Bth October, and 151. upon 16th Novena- ittlektielbe sea = 6, Is aved erisr to Ti to he catholic. Ibar ; total, 90/ Instalment& may be prepaid under oes,__, leis T ___,_,. .._, ___ 1••.. discount at the rate of 8 pee omit. per annum. :of j i 7„,,k ,Ar,rhei,Ttb:Z=.B°":66l:Boodirytm°, With reference t o the dessriage, which are to take mama 21, 3L itmgiliie Misery, eiteator, is the chair. 1 i, ' 1 , I 1 ,I 1 1 )1 I