The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-21 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) -.- IQUITT COURT. e Vlee-Clmoollor Mr W. P. Wood.) 11,2 V. 01. SIANt AND =ITN. An apptiostios were die leasing mate kr ea initiation to vervain Signor Greased from daft Its Mr. B. T. Smith, at Drury-lane Theatre, the spallealan beta made ca behalf of the lame of the Royal halm Ores, Covent•gsrdse. Oa the part of the defendants, however, time was required to go ban further aides's, sad, by arrangement, alley a tar mfautessoonvinalou, the following order was made The plaintiff nadartariag to abide by say order which the court might maker to damps, ad the dedeadant, Siam Orairai, undertaking to do nothing coarser tr the tad and led paragrapbe of the notice of maim; themelica Meted over to the nth upon terms se to the filing el tfe tielbadaat's affidavits. The second and third paragraphs adobe notice at motion to which the save order neared were st Mew That t►e delsadat Freacisos Oratisal nee be re. venial by the order and Wadies of this towable coat from violatiag or committing any break of bit weasel with the plaintiff; that the Wanda; F. (halal may, is like maaaer, be restrained from singing at way theatre or mann in the kingdom of Great Brae" not a the Royal Italian Opera, derive the year 1869, wheat the written pervasion of the plaintiff, lave sad treegt nl 9119118 sad retie enelaria, sad, la articular, that be any be ma darned from eligiag at the Theatre Royal Dart-bme data the year 1869 without such written cement el akasaid. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. &Wage ha Breed Lori Clapbell rad isigicre iris, Campton. sod gin.) NORTON A. NICZOLA AND to this rue, whirl was wird di. other tiny, sad width t♦volood • quake as 01 Yr *Wire riskt to a Owatai kw a manilla .newt, The court pn Wilmot lib ass kit the dakederts. BAIL. COURT. (Wisp at Nil Pit; al Wiliilitils;;AliklN Kr. Justice Wlsltlema awl Cams. Judas.) wain IP. WILLIIiriIIDIJCTION: Mr. Edwin Jams, (LC, Mr. Hawkins, P.C., rad Mr. Henry Jere pore ermosi kw the *WS ; Mr. M. Chambers, QC., sad Mr. FtsU iron osomil fir Ile Is. day I meet the deandaat then ate party. I we h 1 thee tree bras to Uses, betimes the sad the Minh Mowing. At this slap the Lena *meg esabreed together, sad a verdict was takes he the *Mr, by meant, for 1001.; ell farther pteceedlop to be stayed. nil was en era kit eskeelea. Tb. dedriewt pried not Wry. Mr. .in Jar %hi MAW dr cue to the Jury, sir re gadatilf Mrr. Webb wee re widow of • farear, verbs on bar property at Looker" War ; and the Minder wee ••bred Ned indhe, orryher barer at Maribeer" te Wide; ebb Ole astir we beeesbot b renew mere M Mem. Mr tbe spires e l f b ee roar she br been ardor bra , ?be rebirre i e te gs = when tie Wit Ow hat, we of moilimt bet In seregeree d the blast towers but obe bed Mon swear bun but arede, sr bed Is nice In Lear to meld r melt r ps the _mese tbet rear Is bit sad bas tunny. Tr dreedank win teem • molar er baker, aed reered et earderelde tier beet • dew rise trait tar len new 24 pre of mph WA tit thinder obe or le pre err, sr th ey leet berm rierred Is MC, et tM de-Nee d. aerie's. Are as Orlin ebbed Ile rated Mr roe ad •t other tier err LW ; ebb tbel be paid bin error to ber, ender • ahem penile of reerieir be wired kw in July, MI6 end re pve birth to • ebb in lispriber, MAL TM pas Poi .braved to weer but dia per awl tbet of the leery and on ..meat orrione rie Vasito bin to Ere bar hie wits ea be bad porn& leined serri then teed the following letter, which the deenter bed der to the defendant on chroming traffic. eb• wee is : Oh, Sydney, I thosght not to have written or rat to you again before August. I cannot suffer the pals sad misery, sad keep it to myna!; may I tall mamma, or will yes marry me before it is kunst f I solemnly swear never to say lam worried to yon, If you wish it, and so one used know It if yea do not wish it. Sydney, have the le/slims of a dithsr—ist JTour child ba born in wedlock—let not disarms be es Its lsaeeat had that could not help our faults. " Sydney, I've no father to advise me. I tomi d*rsos and trouble on my sa/y rather • thousand times ham sal= Tit 'orators than brio' the trouble epos her, but I could not titbit' you wnald act dishonourable to as attar all that kid proti. Write to me and advise me what to do, or otharwist tall am if I can we you Thunday or Friday, but not to rant ms with that cold, cruel, *ening, end angry look you pave me lad. You knew it would give ms a turn, end I could my maks to you. Iternerabsr, Sydney, if you do not marry me I shahs the first of our family that ever disgraced it. dewed Sydney, if this letter appears unkind I C•1100 87 :ap it. Onsidr what my ketinp are, snot pray, pray, 2 1. dry lis; marry me. No one Berndt:sow whoa we are married sax or eight menthe' ago, or whoa. With best love, inns& Sydney your fondue girt--Pottv. "P. S.—Tell me is your note when I shall mast you, or otherwise what to do. Do not=ls impetus. Shall I see you to-night about 7 Ce.lock, mated the school, • little way up Ba-lee. De sot come. dearest Sydney, It yen are crow, bat die sat ma weitimg if you can hel p it. Bast end kiedest bye. Gcd bless you. Y. " You must come tip a tattle way up Sun-lane, before you see me." That lever was written at the time de was eatkipatiew her confisentest is September, but the deamdmat took so notice of it is say mass.,, a d We poor ski was Ira not manly to bed the diaereses of boa easirmist sad kis (Fa rrar. Ake had brought spas bar holly, bat wisbat the pros nice for the inalaidassas ail bar Mild. Afters the• birth of the child she vrakkt the ikkottuit es tonal,: THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1859. CI?! OP LONDON ALECIION-aIIIS DAY./ The moat of yesterday's prooeedinp on the part el the erassewsttese ti anotheted in the lammed activity of the liberal peaty In view el the approaching contest. The hassitty of the straggle is soitesetsd by the Masai el Mr. Baring to stand. The Lhasa ere sena bly elle, to the danger now threatening one of their mete, and are orgeoislng meet seergeticelly to awns the return of their four candidates. On the other lead, the coseervativce entertain no doubt whatever of the elector of Lord Stanley ; but, nevertheless, they have formed district committee, sad are making arnulliconlio for a n active and extensive canvus, in the hope of pacing hie lord ship at the heed of the poll. So far ea his lordship's pert!. eipalks le oseswasd, the &salon remains unchanged. Be has made se eretweakatica whatever to hie partisans, though SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. r re leaden anon Ice remark, be is of warm ocildreit of all shut ls takmg place hi his behtlf, end his parr dearanour indioates, that in the event of his being Maned for the City, he Intends to give the teleran of King's Lynn an opportanity of choosing another represen- Wye, sia tremor which la borne out by the foot that Lines Lyaa, though a large borough, is virtually a safe asmervative stronghold. The walls of the City are plend daily pleceided with the nuns of Lord &miry as a as- Mats. Two o'OLoa. The railway share market opened with firmness, but me way upon the fall in Consols. The market is now flat in character, and prime are in most innanees quoted f to 1 per cent. worse than at 4 o'clock yeinirday. Present quotation are as follows :— London sad North Western steel, 931 to ; Midland, 101 to ; Great Western, 67f to 68; Lancashire and Yorlohire, 92 to I ; Berwick, 881 to 901; Caledonian, 791 to f ; North British, 551 to 68 ; York and North Midland, 74} to 76; South- Elam, 201 to f per share; London and South Western, 901 to 911 ; and Eastern Counties, 674 to 681. French railway shares are weaker. Lombardo- Venetian opened with steadineee, bat have since de clined upon extensive sales. The Old shares are now quoted Ito 1 prem., and the New to; prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stook is rather flat. The Indian shares are steady. " 1114-1 . 14 m tad was 41111fliej. mod la trai yes so km/r dem7 laba:will - allow No eat OM. iamb lb nipple ' s, Tipple asit. It is per *eV Is ea • lbaber's NM part to the , r well as mite • serileses. fienistabse, fteer, en liabsedsy, 21th Feberey 11166, you told sr vim 11•1 Mr. Drosles, if It reel I was so, you would slier as se much • week the child, sad if • boy, wire big h, you grid take to him in the mill. Caa you deny this, au wan as the rest you have said? If Ido sot modes ea rawer to this by Wedsesday next I shall take prors= as eiNieft You Then ewer before me th at you know of me. You bad better bring your mother, brother, sad Meter, with Margaret, slur they an all so positive it is sot yours (they are very roe I should think). Tell tbem I feel par ticularly obliged to them far troubling themselves about se, end should be awry to show so mean end sordid • diersitice. I hope they eis the happier . for what they have mid.. sr zone the VOW. Tbcy sh all see the child ere long, end judge far themrelves who it's like.-1 am, sir, yours, topsettaLly, M. Woes." Tin cle6eOdant had taken no noCce of thin letter, sod the daughter bad the burden of this child to ma ntaia, es well se to bear up scab:tat being the clotted of a respectable family. He believed there was so ground of palliation or justificaVon on t ki , defendant's pan, sad ha (W. Jams) hoped he should be able to «dahlia that op to this time the &lighter's conduct was without impstetion. bloralans Whoa cif the model evil of the present day, but it wets the waded of awe like the defendant who caused our streets to be basted by go many wretched creatures ; and he Misled the joy would endeavour to fad a remedy by tailating heavy demare when such care came before them He called the following evidence: Mrs Jane Webb depoesi—l am the platatiff be this settee, and reside at Lockaidge, la Witte. In 1661 I was tiring at Ogbornr, in Wl , s, with sly two senesaddaughter Mary, who is totems 24 and hi years at w. Kr. Henry Wilk.. • courin of tha defendeses, hood near. At the end of 1861 my daughter went cm • visit to her. Henry Wiles sod hie family, and in 1852, I believe, ohs there made the dalleadaat's acqueintanoe. After that I changed 'sure/14m** Lockeeidge, about three mike front Marlborough. Whilst I bred there she visited at the defendenee cou.ies at Whitfield. I have only ewe the deknitint two or thrt,t them I was aware ha Me yeyieg his eldreens to toy heights% The diet time I eaw kW was when be came and informed me he had obtain! a situation for my 100. I desk with the defendant for breed, 4= 4.4.1i0 Au, and I wed to Pend am Ulllll. Sly daughter we. delivered of a chit Ila ISO. I lint teems aware abc wee in the lesityway le end then I met her to Mrs. Wilber, the coeds. where mmeinted shoat three weeks, and then west to WicalidillS. Oaf Ileirlea, where she remelted till user bee etaisameat whisk to-k plats ed WaedsweeUt. The child is MO beteg. 1 paid the cap wee of my devotees sebitaaase rad r,a theteeet, and piece that dme 1 hens had le sweet her mad Ur clithl. My deseteet bee wee liked at beer Mace. I have se children mew *Wag with m. I live hew eons, • mewled daughter, sad Wry, the eabieet of the peewit act Ina. Cros-etasineell by Mr. IL Cbembers-1 Wins my daughter was 24 last Jrawey. I dial him the mot ma clay daughter. My ~e sos's& sas yeas el NIL 111 7 sons aro Is Semitic' Us bet witta me is my bares beep?, tad twits all as tbe deb drtsstd stir lasbusai. The &deadest was only!. way bows twitarrlbabist Ina about two years ago. My assebtre mossimsdly mot ti Marlborough is tbs aftersoon and Mined Is Ms sbomMj; Mos so. lett thee anal taboo lM thisisat Nos bum MI her. 1 bar. ka..ws her coats boas from Idarlborongb as live as II fiche!. slier barb( spent Ms 'ming at the deiradaat's with hlm and his slalom who resided with his. Bho geserally rstassel bans batters 8 sad 9 is the armies is ohs worst tiros, sad arbor is the • inter. I getesally salted up far her sad let her fa. o ms hien, as tate a. II ea& st sight by hersolt, bat she told ass the defendant bed asampastail bar to die boom. Re-ezaraistd by Mr. Hawkins—Os br ! stint boos, ot bar wits* As always --bed Ma tiles de - eTrimil pr-pmf =sea. atery p rZemedieell by Yr. Hew, Jos" digmeell—l • aim Ur . Is 16,;1 I benne 'het% Mr. not MI L Wilk', and as Ike Ifew"Vel. COURT OF 00YKON PLEAS. (Sittiap William ad • Comma Jw7.) INAILLOW a AXIDUIPTSOIIO.4ITATOIII 07 11X7RATIONI, iir. Justin iiieoiica;fftl; the re iegniltracr;iiio7Of a yam and bW of whethe replied up wee the statute el iWies. o this plied that the ennead mottos bed meerned wtthir i tip peers, end farther that the defendant bad beset bora ses, ad lad not been in Zealand for Mn peers before as gnaw err brought. Mr. Woollet sad Mr. lazten apposed kr the pisiatiff; enddant Mr. fierjeant Pigott and Mr. Denman kr the de fen tend as a ahem. mil le sell he I inifirrel i t idirontent o Winn" eta Set bs set the ME end tai Mil. la Dembria MK le net Mr. Aatentsle swag twat Mo#va ink eel tasseled bit sossulte eel lisseste et the ~Am at ast barbs am& bin it amme4 , an pens. Mr. Amer simit d 1 beira_jell seen base, sal lei eel yet as lb Motto Wilms Nil be 'kepi Met a ir. bed ems tan bit TM* vas very it ssi emel he week! psy thi s Wl whisk allene=r lie. Aegemtain .14 it cosht to be yid eta shoold be mai he took a eovereig& oat of his inident pease ad pee It to winos. saying— Go to Mr. Milikesa Me ellmesemnd he will settle win you." Onsormoleal--Es AM not tall Mr. Assiut is tint he an pen, kid Het be had pained seen of bie &ohms Mos thy be s. le pet s supper ; mad Mr. Anieratele Mg net Malin sty, "I an ray poor, bet his is a entrolge ex Lie sewn if the evident the planar* roamed oboe and ae si~ia. lake stolid that Mr. Anima& had bum dosed Wets epos thla, that the 11 bad been psi bun 1116a,whieb of coarse would make the eweeeei MM. iron that date. Mr. ' gi l strmea rl rlaslat i ,! " • g re l d 17gre LI• L and gum them the ma in iseadaw. which was died inly.4lllll. pialmlf was the Istr of that Xr. The banned semsel distinctly mated that the IL _ to the global M XX w giant in charity, sad me lass sm naineme al this bill. Kr. ilti we collat.—He said to the plaintiff whim _/ sot bin LIS did oWlft worth* to him it oaf* to 14 poi& Moll odd bo GIN trltaimer, sod Irk some osli till Imo hl amok In osold IS to Mr. Hollings, Tito well par* *reads Whir abet It ought to be IPA MEM oat Ito was la prat &draw, tied that Its a ewer kor Woo wood Moto to got • soppoz i ge red Ye mar wadi bars e p to the Nirsi rdtl Y bed art Rua raoraq, bat Ye would giro him 11. Rai' moo pm oY. moil the IL wee not paid is ralkomoo to 4114. TM wry woo girl oat of charity. Crom-ozandnell—Wllem hod bon geoid for she or mina 'yen; but be tad met Itarw thee he led berntoallif. He rid met Hr. Barlow, jam, k Minh last, gad he might bay laid that the bi ll if due eesk to be paid. Hia Leekhleldt tt to the Joey le etc whethr the IL bed = s ea resent et the bilk er bed lea shoe le se I. elearrity, ~hen Met the maw W paid ors stoma o f the 10. Oa km ere war taw eat at the newt,. Thejary lona e verde. kw the aidrL COURT OF lICHIQUIR. Shams Bs Yaffe,Bakee Or Lai Mal lions, sal &roma &mane, rid 011indL) llrn f. awurrair.—Aonoi MIAMI TEI LOED Mk wee ea melba eetikag eat of Is arm of " Swint= v. Swinfra," sad the preilsa throlved is the right of MANI bMOW WO a ODWOIOIso without: consul 4 their client.. The pielatiff Mrs. Swisdka, wine Ira t thin motion "galas. %slant Cheassilar (wit% whoa Ihe Tbeelger, wee lese lewileg ceased), to resew dmress for=r i f s c w a x; Wary is is ceramists of Ids laving smangeresat with counsel on the other aide, whereby the math was to go to the heir-at-law ea (twain terms. This Attreasy-General, es counsel for the Lad Cheacellor, raid this ors hod beat set down for trial et the led seam for Stafford, bat in omsgaence of the pest theca voidance which would arise trout tbs atteadanos as winnows of lb. Lord Chief Justice of the Common Plans sad other jodicisi prsonspe the ream was ehm to Middleton or London at the option of the Ma im. The wale debadeat was moot anxioue to have the ors tried,'. bat as le (the Atteraty-Osearel) would sot be lees he the alai forbied Y weal be • wetter of personal &monism* If the were weal& in • pedal for try ing the case whoa be could be remit The Chief Berea said there were only three 'days for the *dap afar the present term, sad at these sittings no spe cial jury causes were tams. Bs saw nothing in the present tees to take it oat of the ordinary aurae. The trial was then ordered to be set down for the sheltie Aar Trinity Term. THE POLICE COURTS, crms DAT.) ASSAULT AND LingotAxci IT ♦ PASTY OP TI WsUwe Hayes, a young man, of very bad character, • leaner about the Strom Dials, and an emaciate al thieves, wee charged with emeulting Mr. Richard niche, • broker, in Kierefirest, Leag-acre. The camplaineet Mated that about • year ago he gave car of the pisswe's *awakes in custody for stealing • watch. The man wee senvieted, end shun that time the Wart, mil all the wag of them, constantly an owed aed meheMil him. Let about 6 o'clock, h. sew the Flaw with • piety et eight, his friends in the freak, Disks, end they began hash eti him and my "tom, tier *her bilen. He west ea wltheaftekkag say arr tke, bet r seen se he lied geme by they began to throw elms et him. One K the sheen stssok Lim la the tack, sled an lea renal he saw the prisoner is such • poiltien AM he led as doubt he had thrown it. He then saw the view drew weedy& shag which also struck him. Ow of the primer's compealems then walked up to him andstreck him la the face, giving him • black eye Finding that the whole party was clean round him, evidently for the purpose of ill-using him, he drew from his pocket •• large knotted rope, which had twain off from a machine he had been wing that day, and seserned them with It. Upon this, the whole of the cowardly mew deleted from the attack and went their way. As won as he could fled a osmas. he went in search of them, and finding the le a patillo-hease gave him in charge. The prisms", was the wens for liquor. Mr. Hell said there was evidently • combination to the cos:tisane, and if a atop vow not pet to it those would 'irately do him some isjory. The prisoorr must pay 30a, sr be imprisoned for 16 days. KAMM EXCOILSIONS.—Expreae trains of the Reath Rasters Railway, at cheap fare, economising the tin sad wiry oleo eneursionier sled him the 1 gutty of rag • few hens as either Good Frady, Eseler Bemis, or Mandy, st the mod attractive plane as ear ora•eamet, as well as the other aceastomed haunts of the I Lmdoner. Dover. Ramegete, Keep as s*, H'iop, Caster bary, Tunbridge Wells, Aldenhott camp, Beading, Box Hill, ant various place, In these dincliote are rendered socamdble for the day by cheap excursion enhance for longer periods by the special arnagernews la CCOWIiOCI with return tickets. The South Western Company afford every facility for the eraveyance, at low fame, d the metropolitses to the denies attractive spews snug the beats et the Thames sad to nosy inlaid picturesquo pled, to which their system at railways eyelids Not the knit attractive of those trains are those which are avenged to run to Windsor, Twickesbam, Rich mond, Kew, end Hampton Court; the Ws of Wight, Pods monto, Winchester, and the Channel Islands. Ihe Great Northern woo, for the holidays. day tickets a. cheap rates to all important stations on their line ; and the Great West ern have teemed a liberal programme, which offers lively con winnows for *ravine( to the many nominal mines traversed by their railway. The Resters Counties and Brighton Com rates also roe excanibra Odd at cheap rues. Ma. W. C. MACILEADT.—Mr. Mscready's pro mised of selections from the worts of the English posts took place on Thoroday evening, he the Lectors-ball of the Warminster Athenaeum, and, sa might have bean ex. peen& a came which stands so high on the roll of histrionic fens failed ant to attaArt a large and fashionable audience. The even was felon by Lord Henry Thyme. Mr. hlecready, apes prewar ing blin.c:f on the platform. was received with Iced and mewed acclamatioes. Although many years base elapsed lace we witemaid his acting in Landon, time hoe peed lightly ever hie bed. The ff great lav " hie tinted his hair with grey, and slightly fur- TOWII.I his cheek, but It has sot robbed him of the las noes Ire of his dark eye, or the soak .1 tome of hie deep mallow voice. He red with all the fervency, gad if possible with more than the feeling of his younger days. 01 Ida power of Interpreting Stakedeire, nothing, we de ✓ue, need be ad. Those who remember Mr. Ilacready in the palmy days of his histrionic grearnees wig have • deed • enilee.loa of his great powers as as awn, and although at the Athenaeum tho 'Anises of the stare were, of courm, sot t , be obtained, the medial; wee nevertheless mien with dramatic forte. Mr. Macreedy was reptoronely applauded at intervals darner his readings, and at the conch:eke the owls mations were of the net marked character. The noble cbairmaa then peopo.ed a vote of thanks to Mr. Matareedy for the admirable manner is which he had aceueed, lastest:ea, and delighted his audience during two most pieties' hours. The v. Prebendary Paw said he felt that so common debt was due to Mr. lffacreatly for the d stntereted master to which he had acted fn coning for ward to aid the Warminster Affamiream in clearing off a ennaldwable debt, whkh still remained on the buildings. That gen.lemen, who yes so well keens, set only for hie great Intellectual ability, but a'lo for his gsnerally aintowa. ?al plelleatareptc effete, on beiag ached it he would give a lecture at Warminster for the beadle of the indigene, con noted, as cenditioa that del. was raised by the effort. He (Mr. Tar) seeded scarcely say that Mr. Kw:NW • offer was very "idly accepts 1. It gave hi. rod plum* that sfirbt en we each as aseembly In their owe nom—in their ova building. After some farther oteseeitione, Mr. Tans rideladed by escoadiag the vete ef *eats te Mr. liacready.-6Seriorer Je wood. 01 INAM BMW AID w.I N. w as l9r t eow is sums.. a. ,g r_ • Jmis • 04 40 Si a IS 111 111 NI NI i lt "' 1 0 10 10 VI 10 TO 11 ii i A A - . W 4.034.101.15. i l lami tv..fieseirllstko I Intl ... ...- gttl Ar Vz . ": ! D•§6.l"Mal a C M IS E: = .......... i idem p llaloa. i .... M 1 it. a. ra iisgi Il iotElggiE .. 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M I f i r;is iL . ii 1 IS amnia Wog sai,: Uwe nod ....... .. s a j A p road vap t art ni rt g cbs ." • an M et Ism 2 MI Mob. sod Millair: • Raila mai ~n =---- -rTmiliAr . • ... 613 4! VP"' au Ilanabrisid e rmi;;; • i a l l i l Sullaw _ ____ e• " I=a• • an Warman.= . . MI Do. aa paLant. hilt an WOWS a iir. w. al Trams an II W = Am.= 4 ei I a lma in al ISSI It us g 11 'idle 1a to IS VI ut OOLOIILI4 GOValtal rail? 81091,1,1118. • Rs. iMI I MOM& 1 r.i ICI peke& $ Sala g V id 111 141 .... .. por O. VOWS. . . A per 0. met= SLH 4... . New a 11•11 0 7. .1. -- •• 1.....J.77...7, m Int At 7.. 1 ip. e.. 1.011... . lai Oh toll 1011 i fp. i0..1P)..,.. 101 - am Mivels i p. et. Mt ..... ..t....= = Mom. lITI . M M .... - Waar a . .- -, - M 1681,... J. 4a. frAl4B l . lOO IN AM 101 " 3" NATAL AND MILITARY. - CHATHAM, AVM 20. BMW 07 THE ROYAL EgonMaim—The W yse* issreaka sod review of the cum el IV= M Dampen Beresete took pace tokr H. Byes, cammiest at tide genies& Theaboie d tbe diem sad area of the tugs now of leal-rateem to the mobs, d amen lA4lomes of all resteeembial ea ask 10 eels*, the ma is berry maul eirVegag llt at ertly ellerseede Hemel rre meted at the beneeke, tai hmedisedy esememed a ellesee tiOn et Moos. emaider tbde eam esesegemmes, ho. Tide scowled sem dae, sod se theembrim °MIMI Byes Mad the eaa tt am ma bed • amnia* to make ; to Melee, however, Owe wee amegoom OM won t hem &Weed, sad Omni Byre reseedell le mime dereameas maaseld with the B setediebomi, ell d elite were head to be is a sad Mier henry state. The Wasp were elherwarde meta emethid ea 4 review order, and modal if their "embed to the Lime for the pupae of Oar through mamma et • lisiti-day. At the =MEM oldie review, villa had shoal two hears, Omani Eyre el=ihie eillellelies at Maw* et the lempeaka. latenstieg earedmate we ads bt-day by Calp lata Norton for r ive =se e =e=rotioal test the ellicaem of the by him. C•p ids Notices V s is this earrehemt wee to show Me me by which of reek, amp et Mee, and sear ebetreemos wry et • ball et Seep, mold t• no. moved. The Am aft' Certela Maas had • Web eked deers, norm the mete, sat seer Se meet Welty pert. d lire sew per emeka ariellme was dm isembel ia the We, sad awl dews with ea boa Mr. d Oa m the earid beed, e big Mae with • desk of wealth, esea wrieskr late • thermai feepteeda ameaMdos th e Mae M el ime dam aletellgee Liestmest HV lN t r br i ncee Tema eall • detach (Mem al sesef tbe Royal art el Iterlwo oohs/ se isallimbee Inn liseilimarii mpse dose" a awe et leibutdo with laawater. rids. hamlet the recent arrivals haw India we notice that of Lieutenant Andrew Gem, of the fs& Hattatioa Bide Brigada. Lieutenant Greed b seen mash bard service with his brigade in Oadis and ether disturbskilidebts ; he was at the last battle of Calate and anteaqnsmt emptare, having mitred them after inW and braving mambas; he was 're sent at the dame sad sapless of Lacknow ads" lewd Clyde, and mead imam lir Hope Grant at =I whoa ht sammil sea tishashment of his trivia at fa October Lot, ha eißd faith the admiration of Brigadier Barker, C. 8., Its his pUent conduct daring that action. Lieutenant Green hem beer mat seventy wonadad, and his escape tram Mil is shark mirmalans. Whilst lading on his rasa at elmassin, le dWeym the emany ham a thick jungle, he was cempleMly sonnumami by then, and after ehooting two was cot dive him hem led received so lam than thirteen met acne newer cots brine his men could rescue him. Amptiatism of Mahn armernithemb cities right hand was serewaszy cm his Mara to amp. Lisatensat Grout is highly mantises& is Belgatilse Bale's dispatches, and marked attention ba his inlaid bee boa coned by the Comrsaadards-Chisf, is well m by Me Gewerww-Geberel of PUBLIC GIANT TO RITORMATORITA—Ii &ppm' from a parlionurataty Mara issued kb is morning, that, from the 2nd June, 1166, to the Slat December, 1857, the Committee of the Privy Council on liducation made Irente to 6,823 reformatories, the sutecriptiona and donations amounting In the whole to 62,6411. 19s. 100. Of the greats made by the aceimitles 7,7074 Y. eras ie respect of the 50e. oapiiatko Emit, 13,9241. is 10d. la ald of toad:term' salaries., 2,2011. 18/. he aid of ecat,6,3621. 35.10 d. in aid of the melon of tools, &e. The warp amount of grants per pupil or inmate was 31. 19e. ed. SHIPPING OF THE UNITED KINODOM.—h 1854 She total number of selling meets end Mamma employed in the feeds of the united Hingdom wee 17,407, with • tonnage of 3411093, end 1032,416 mon %elusive of maims ; in 1836, 17,111111vemer, E,W0,170 foes, and ;1811,687 men; In 1856, Itt7vnimie, 4211,482 tans, and 176,317 men; and in' pg,pyg enn veer!~ 4,826,242 tom, sad 177481 me. t 9A “ OMR DI lieLoxlion."—xlll66 exhibition now open Is the Amp Myers mintshr n lislme with this tide painted by Teen r spesifese Is his pktnre exhibited in 1857, mid* pfrd flethB6 par. Thiseurvass M the moat ashen* enterers is the sehllitles. The Zouaves of the geed end re A deism ere con teeding with Desoka battankykr smiles meat eloelnately defended, and most pilaff* we. try the herer. The ground is broken and avers* milk hendrar end einfeeed groups of the deed and dying, mbar a Irellie Ogg& is taking pleas skim them; bored tibia yen get peep of the calm bine ea In the dream .ose rare red mat e of the picture," rye Gslignasii "le the experies of the faces of the etatending eddies. Let the avail himself of as ereuglase and study the ountarren, particrlarly the treatment of the eye, of those who ire iweb• kg on to a lm ost eater death, sad the group of Youth the right waiting to pick est their victims. Ivey mm looka like a poetraite is an individuality both hi PIMA and Kuehn' wonderfully life-like. The action of the figures is natural and spirited, sad the getterel grouping. a great artistic triumph. We do not like the colouring so well as the 1867 picture—it strikes us as being somewhat 1 black and treating air, which a few hours' work would roc rent. The solid stuff le there—the drawing end truthful colouring, and if there be any barbels about it M. Yvon knows how easily it can be removed. It is a very line work, such as perhaps no living painter of any country could have produced, including Hera Vernet." TN aittES SUBSCRIPTION CLUB.—The LATE UNI VERSITY BOLT-11.ACI.—A lUMCROUS party of members p of this influential club and their Mende partook of a very handsome dinner at the Freemasons' Tavern on Tuesday evening. The Hoe. Geo. Denman, of the Univereily of Cam- se bridge, premidant of the Themes Sularription Club, took the chair. There were present nearly all the Oxford crow who were victorious last Friday In the great university race, and one of * the Cambridge party; and while on this subject, it may be le u well to Mete that the report that 'grim consequence* had resulted to No. lin the latter Mat owing to the immersion ;i' dune( the awe is unfunded, that gentleman having par- so decay recovered. The most interesting tout of the evening le wee, "The oonteading crews of Oxford and Cambridge," * which was glum by the chairman, who, at a subeoquent I. period, strongly reprehended the dangerous practice of rowing le 13 such light moll/Am as those seed in the late race. He esnaly selogieed lbs =rep the Cambridge gentlemen had se &played is marring to row until their boat dropped from 10 ender them, and at the same time entertained no doubt that 1/ the honour of their university would have induced the 10 Osmium to do the same. Mr. Arkell, captain of the Orton! 10 boat, and Mr. Darrook, of the Cambridge, replied. The former raid they were proud of winning a race over those by whom they would have been proud to have bees beaten. He explained that an offer had been made by the Cambridge "If crew to reveres the course, which he felt bound to refuse I for the bower of his university, es their best prospect of success was the state of the weather. He, however, much , regretted that It was not a more autpiciocts day. _Mr. Dar- rock, in reptying fir Cambridge, honestly declared the con viction of the whole of nix crow that they mast be swamped • ere they commenced the race, but they felt bound, for the honour of Cambridge, to row, and no one did so more ChterfUlly thee a gentleman in the boat who could not swim. A great number of other toasts were given, and in the came of the evening the chairman handed to Mr. R. N. Philippe, many year an enthusiastic promoter of boating, a silver cap, presented by the Thames I Subscription Club, of which be was the firesides% and a pair of silver oars from the Christ's College Cambridge crew, of which be was many years ago the captain. The plate, u well ea the subsesdption, lyre undeniable p roof of the high etimetkm In which Mr. Philippe is held. The fol lowing le the inecription Pretreated to R. N. Philippe, L.L.B. , F AL A., one of her Majesty's liestensats of the city of Loadoe, and justices of the peace for the West Hiding of Yorkshire, by the members of the Thames Bub eription Club, u a token of respect for his public ability end eervices while holding the office of president, and ai a mark of their persoeal esteem." NATIONAL SCOTCH CHURCH, REGENT-SQUARE.— This . property is sivertieed for sale by auction by Mew. Rushworth sal Jervis. It appears from the printed par ticulars that the char& was erected in 1827, end intended fora congregation of 1,500 bet aiece Its erection various alterations have been made in the interim., and at the pre sent time it affords accommodation for 1,000 parson& SURREY GARDENS AND MUSIC .11ALL.—This place of entertainment is to be submitted to the hemmer at the Auction Mart oa the 29th init., by Mews. Hubnest h and Janis. The peerless ars laid under ken fa 21 yam k 1867. it az a T d 6 NAMUR MIN N& Ihrs.l MOM I /Pd. I CI. plum I Ogg& 5 =On. Illirktglil girg 4 4 111 Of US N 16 41 1a& • es se alliAsb yra et .9r1,161.-- "ir A 0 1 : : f I gg 8 = .. / MA i s h : p.m 2 ..tu e. M . = ni vni. : =... xt z a I li ggl gig .. IL Wu Bige(l li I LW. ID I 146 101 Ns 2 w I ft 40 wow i tiwor itii: w . I 4 w. — 1 w Es , i, . r ga t emr : . ISA. hi Whoa tra. Aus -.... g gg U 1 ID a 1121 731 Ps7 $ chi I $O7 IY. 'A Ni 1171 $7 It ..; .. • JA lif MO MDIR&-THIS DAY. Two to'CLowt. In the mining market to-day shares in Rot Wheal Rummell are flat, at 91 to 9/. Transactions to a moderate extent hare taken place in shares in Wheal Margaret, West Caradon, South Frances, Hapnods, West Beton, and Tamar Consols. South Frances shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 2021, and But Wheel Rus sell, 91. Foreign and colonial mining securities remain very quiet. accounts presented at the meeting of shareholders in Great Wheal Alfred , held yesterday, showed a balance against the mine of 1,2361. Be. 3d. A call of Is. per share was mode, payable forthwith. At a =wide( of edvontwers in New Treleigh Comb Mine, held yesterday, a call of 2.5. per share was made. A satisfactory report from the agent was read, from which It FPharthat the ands and pitches are worth 601. par fathom. e ' are 26 tons of copper ore at surface, end 6 Was broken underground ; bends. 6 inns of blends, all of which has this raised ethos the last sale on the 24th March. Ate 'aloof copper ore, held at Swann*, on Tuesday, 1,833 tons sold for 16,6171. b. Bd. The following amounts were regal by the diligent minis : Toes. t s. d. Powys _roam 257 .... 2,841 6 0 Issehewer 183 .... 1,866 2 0 Reel& Oki 133 288 0 0 Lamy N Cothe 6 3 4 .... 1 1 , , 363 076 14 0 2 0 lea . °lesson 65 .... 410 12 0 Amaral= Regal= Free& Sag 27 .... 301 7 0 Itsriie Qtr. l9 .... 108 17 6 Samisiss 8 .... 94 10 0 =66 2, 4144: 4 .... 83 2 0 1,833 £16,617 1 6 At the next Isle, Azad for the 9rd gay, 1,868 tons will be offered for sale, viz.:—Cobra, 726 tons ; Wheel lle is, szr ; Great Barrier, 166 ; Paha% 165 ; Knookreehon, 180; Nammtui, 63 ; Spanish, 84; Ban Felipe, 13; Ribero, 4 ; Spaniels, 36 ; Chambers Mine, 8.A., 37 ; Aquila@ Ors, 34 ; Ban Mae, 4 ; Copper Mom 6 ; Australian, 2 ; Californian, 62 ; Bpanialt, 68 ; Bampfylde, 14 ; and Bilbao', 9 tone. 701.11611 Darla I. I Des. Xis. I M. I Di. prima Isla km. = =.. ---- I! I ~., 91 D •Y"' r "........ 4 , s i 111 Di r' "r• • IN . ....... -,..." 0. 3 ire " n ii 4 IM. TOD tiiiii . r... do I 1 Y. Ti sin E:=..(14`).-- Na fee. I aril 0311,1111121. I 1 i rjO b llia ". 4% a l •WO A •604 ." 11111. - 6 16 6 wiwilaoslootelo . II VOL *odor 4 4 /36. 1O oat : , l'..° 7 —...: ::: ... 50. ...., To moo • Dir . "/ O. DIOPIII l ll LIO II Do Oli 2 10 Ate lL ortrai ; LawnNß CO3 II Kokos 6 . 14 i I:E% M • - 01 6 . XI a 'O l - d 0 A ' • __ ______..__" .000 Orlum.coolA Aloe I Do ss. fle. 0 1 qtat use to oat 7 Giari op a lamaklno=.. 6 .... 1 1 11 01.' . r 'am: .....'L1'...... 01. WM& 14 U SO n 90 if 90 II It U 14 is 4 r. 1 ' Pi " ictl isT i 1 tat 2 2 a i 4 _lll fhlt - a... II i P I I par I II ) § i_l3. I. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET= MINCING-LANE.—(THIB DAY.) BuoAs.—The public market closed to-day, sad will re on on Wednesday eat The amount of business dons this week (three days) has not been large, and it required firmness on the part of holders to prevent a decline; but we do not alter general quotations. Refined market dull; but lumps remain at 630. to Hs. Corms.—A full average quantity bee been offered in pub lic sae, sad prices have slightly fluctuated, but the market closed with • firm appearance at last week's prices. Tai.—Thu trade has been steady and rather large buyers this week cut of the recent arrivals at fully last week's ourreecy. Common °onion, le. 2d. to L. 20., so cording to prompt and quality. Rms.—Prices have been fully supported, with a fair amount of business done. Run.—The market has been steady, although not active. Corrox.—A limited business only done. SALTPETILB.—The market has been ratha dull, but we cannot alter quotation". Bricss bars sold heavily and prima hays scarcely beta "imported. In other articles no noterial alteration, bat markets generally have been quiet Ws mei. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is firm. The following are the price. • Town tallow Mt net ceeh; Pateriburg Y.C. on the spot, 63e. 35. month. O c t . ; Jose only, 655. 61. ; July end September, 565. ; Ot to Dec., 565. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is good yet not large • Monday's quotations are not maintdost throughout. Tells is very dull for sheep at rather ham rates. Lamb is the principal hears of this day's market. The average Toddy of the supply id nausually good. Trade for them is heavy and several remain unsold. There see about 800 from the Isle of Wight. Calves are lower. From Germany and Holland there are 39 beasts, 136 sheep, and 89 calves. Norfolk and Sulfa. 300 beasts. Notthern and Midland counties, 60beaste. Mitch °owe, 135. forreseerate. & Mee el gam G. 4. a. aMIII akrallaia— 11 II 0 BM Data St.brodilli 110 5 0 plat Mt4aar. 4 410 Vast tea[-waaaa 4 4 — s a s 4•41164 WNW. 4 4 Ds. &Mem 4 Oehes 4 a I Ism a aanual quail/ PIP 4 4 De. 4s. FA NW kalf-amie I 5 I Us% Shea Boob at marina. ; Skip 15.1 iitaJa, OW: Odi 4-4 4-4 dit ;03: Plus. 110. IMITHYIBLD HAT MARKET.THIS DAY.) Maws. Davis sad Corapaey report trade without altera- Um Prime =widow hay, /64. to 904.; impeder ditto, to 90a. ; Inferior ditto, 60s. to 664. ; TOWS'S, au : 10 TOL ; clover, old, 96e. to 106 a.; ditto, eetoad cut, 864. to chew, 24e. to 28e. Trade Beady. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. ADJUDICATION OF THE INDIAN LOAN 0 SEVEN MILLIONS. Two teOLOOl. The adjudication of the Indian Loan has taken place this morning. The government mini- MIPS price was fixed at 96 per cent. At or above this figure, a sum of 6,069,000/. has been taken. The balance required to complete the loan of 7,000,0001., will be jutted upon a future occasion, but, it is believed, not until some months hence. The stock markets are agitated. Much firmness was shown at the commencement of business, Consols spacing at an advance of about 3-16 per cent.. but extensive sales of this stock as well as of Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares were soon pressed, and a fall immediately mined, which has been aggravated within the last half hour by news of a very unfavourable movement on the Paris Bonne of this morning. Couple are now quoted / per cent. worse than they closed yesterday. English, French, and Lombardo-Venetian railway shares us all rather weaker. At the official opening of the Bourse 'at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes were dealt in at 67.66 for the account, but soon afterwards receded to 67fr. 36e., showing a fill of about 1 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. Consols opened at 951, "buyers," for the 6th of May, fell in about ten minutes to 93 to 1, and are now quoted 941 to 95,both for money and the amount. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223 to 224; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 931 to 941; the New Three per Cents., at 931 to 941; India Stock, at 9201 to 222; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of last year, at 96/ tog ; India Bonds, at sr. prem. ; and Exchequer Bilk', at 33e. to 365. premium. Turkish securities opened with firmness, but are now quoted 3 per cent. worse than at four o'clock yesterday, the Old Six per Cents. being called 868 to 87, and the New, 761 to 771. Bra zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. of 168, and Venezuelan Bonds are more inquired for. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 94/, 941; Chilian Six per Cents., 102 ; French Three per Cent. Beata, 68fr. 60c.; (exchange 266 r.); Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 77; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 871, 871,861 ex die.; ditto Biz per Cents., 1868, for account, 771, 761; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021; ditto for account, 1021 ; Venezuela Five per Cents., 421; ditto for account, 421, 421; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 18, 171. It is officially announced that the Stock Exchange will be closed on Saturday next. The amount of gold biker from the Bank yesterday for exportation was 68,0001., making a total of about 330,0001. since the date of the last return. Eight ships are known to be still at sea from Melbourne, with an aggregate of about 670,000/. in gold, of which 366,0001. is now due or nearly due. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,7481.; the Great Northern, an increase of 1,1101.; the Great Western, an increase of 4961.; and the London and South Western, an increase of 8771. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company forthe week ending the Bth instant was 37,6161. against 20,6861. for the cor responding week of last year ; and on the Lombardo- Venetian line 13,6621. against 7,8911. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and miscellaneous shares, as given in the last Stock Exchange List : Insurance Shares —Alliance British sad Forelegs, 18, 181, 18; ditto Marine, 601, 60ii . Atlas, In, 171 ; Globe, 1018; Guardian, 661; Imperial Ire, 376; Rock Life, 81. Gm Light and Coke Companies:—City of Loathe, 106, ex die.; Great Central, 101; 83, 84; ditto Con tinental, 481 ; Loudon, • 301; ditto Perlimmentary, 291, 301; United General, 181,ax div. ; Western, 101. Waterworks :—Chelees, 111; Feet London, 124 ; ; tithe Pin per Cent. Preference, 301, 301 ; Grand Junction, ditto, 36; Southwark and Vauxhall, 106. Canals :—Grund Junction, 64; ditto, Guarantee! Six par Cent., 12 ; Kennet and Avon, 68, 6, 68; Regent's, 18 ; Warwick sad Nepton. 81. Backe :—London, 66; Victoria, 1021. Mr. Frederick Whinney has been appointed offi cial manager of the British, Colonial, and Foreign Sugar Company, which is now being wound up in the Court of Chancery. The London District Telegraph Company invite tenders for the execution of a portion of their works. The annual meeting of the Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus Company is called for the 29th inst. With reference to the market for American Rail way Securitlei, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: " The market in London for American securities remains exceedingly inanimate ; there is scarcely sufficient business to produce any alteration in quotations. New York Shares, and New York and Erie Bonds are lower on the renewal of compe tition." WEDNESDAY IV/ENING, Consols, which closed yesterday at 96, " for the 6th of May, opened this morning at 96 to 5, rose to 965 to 5, and closed at 965, " sellers." For money the last price was 935 to 5. The official basins report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 96,965, 5, ; ditto, for account 96th May), 935, 5,5; Three per Cents. Reduced, 4, 935, 945, 945; New Three per Cents., 935, 945, 935, 945, 945 ; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in October, 1869, 7-16; Bank Stock, 223; India Stock, 2205 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 965, 97, 965. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 335. to 365. prem., and the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, issued lest year, 965 to 97. India Bonds were dealt in at 64. to 10s. prem. The foreign stock market was generally firm, and the transactions were more numerous. Turkish stooks advanced 5 to 5 per cent., the Old Six per Cents. closing at 865 to 875, and the New Loan at 71 to 5. Venezuelan Defend Bonds were in demand. There were also some inquiries for Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. In the market for bank shares to-day the feature was a fresh fall of about 21. in Bank of Australasia. Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Char tered Bark were inquired for. Red Sea Telegraph shares were firmer, closing at par. In the market for miscellaneous shares scarcely any alteration occurred. South Australian Government Bonds declined about 1 per cent, to-day. The Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Debentures of the East Indian Railway Company were in demand, and were officially marked 5 and 5 prem. COVENT-GARDEN OPERA-HOUSE:The pit is sup ported up n strong cast iron pillare and is so constructed that it can at any time be raised lrvel with the stage. or lowered some feet below It. To allow of this, the upper tart of the cut-arms columns is mode of the form of a tue.- fork, a shape which permits of the main tnited wooden girders of the pit Ming lowered into the trade of the ooltunna. The boxes ere supported by wasght-ren canti levers, resting on the oast-iron *alumna th..wa tte Prh tion, and well secured to the well. This arraegement ren der. the boars (mile independent of twat,ipport, and permlul of the entire removal of till leer and aide parti tions whenever required. The t centre ben marked plan n ear Aon the plan we published tp. 236 , , e so con trived a. to form pert of • state but, of ,ca st the mead imi ths gl ell ' oon when cr several corridor!, and co' well as the duo over the saloon °ailing) communicate watt a hog h theft over rr angular ck of boa staircase. Tim paietieg room over the a the stage reelutirth.d„... Thsereaorraviartitersitttorer o fi n o t e h a e h.,.the is 90 feet by SO tett, end Ku wall and for the longest the bumped, thereby giving the painter access to every put of du, ,„c without less in. the flu ir of his r 4012. The spate clothe, vrtrich ere hung on pettier, and con be towered into ander the tntrenee-hall, mad portico, is wed for room s, charm, charm, and reptmemerarlse' dreesing-nurae, and other apartments r the may purpose. emetezted with the working of the ostablishment.—Slur Dodder. Las mad U.lsr.leak Ol II 70 Boat of f 44 Amok of g ff Brit.ooLDook ea d m or i eLtartk. ell Amissinort= 1 i ! V d Vonial • at Oman Osm. of Looks . SI 10 mat i t Aware. M Lei ImmOb.amk . 111 Low-4M offoomoo • Arn.egilmliod M no Mama IlfiA Weam IA Odfoloi Beak Ow n — N TO O 11 Soolb =AMC — = = Do. Now . Maloo Aave — Afr— Ages of infoolon VlM7 l= l i:;; * WoM. of fos so fs 1., IFT lie It 0 le 0 0 0 4 4 4 4 ..s . 0 5K a O el il - a P it I TY t fi al MM 1.11 UN IX M P4I I II le ss 1011 i 1 got ea i