The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-16 00:00:00

I 1 I ( 7 /Z . ~.~> P: I: ': , ..SrA.PEIt —•••.....—___. . t':. - ,-:**, - 7:277:, . • • - , . - • • • 1- ' 4. ... N ''' At i I. 4 ' fj i 11 : . , •:! ; ' ~ -' : ,i2i.... 1); , r _ % t i ‘c 1 - -.iv, •••• ~r", • IC . I . . ~... A.... ~. K. , 4 _ , - •lw •.,....._. - - 'I':: .; s . • 1 I I / Nov 5,519.] MVITA Direct, calling at MADRAS. THLY STIAM OOMMUNICATION between LONDON ea INDIA by the megoileent Fleet el Mews beleamlng to the Fiat India end London CenupeayA_LimlM46.—Tbe wen. bth , th eniver aacillary s =cp caLcurra, ;ma Um goo. wits power, S. N. WRIGHT. Ccomander, will leave the 71e. iof t. oodon) Dodo; the 711 May. end flyinosth the Llth May, for Calcstts, calling at Madras. Me magnMeent ire WMl weedy for the !nth' trade, has hem r ue ;) e ,e.rate aszommodation tor pateingtetA ibe=7com7 as eo ranted surgeon ; alio a atewardem nese dames will mil at the Cape of Good Hope an the homeward voyage end are expected to make ea &vamp pemege of 66 daya trent to What rialOaSerS by the stamen win lave themetes ed r thrug and dieembarlftg at Plymouth. the Ocemeny ming thee railway taro between London end Plymouth. and memeying them to and trent the deeniera.—Per freight or engly to G e mini, and Co.. Parlameatotrmi, Lag vents of the Company. Menem and Macke= m the mplane, LC.: and in Plymouth, be Mr. E. J. W Mug.— ADY .PPlientioll for IPPohltmento a loidablgenenzenet be made et the Ofiactlf of the Company. 9. Meciaglose, RIGINALD PAIIII. leerekry. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPER PACIEZIE tor AUSTRALIA from Laden direst Sydney Malmo P7dm7 •• • • MM. 1 h u bb l.BlO pope, Chen.eU (new).. Men Melbourne Golden Land 3.8.0 11, !bourne British Tridsa ;NS Queensland Fusilier 2.N11 Queensland .. YoungAustralls 1,1110 Q uermiaDd , Qu riordss of . 1" MO Anoka Ts WI. Z. IMli Apill 18 I. India May 10 R. 18818 Z. 10 Z. ~.. Z. India zurr ...= II tuts l ApB 18 Llu lls IW7 I loft Joss 11 nib celebrated line of packets lowa W Oat rapid pampa earned a world-Ipsoms rigartstkm. sad m anger accommodation is nmarpmeed by nay vemela Boat—Bar ed hi TesPoctingZni_ oc Wm. b ets oito to to .1.1 111 . 14 BAINEB and Limpid ; all Ass for to to Ball Lint . and t. M. MACKAY awl Qs., LosAgaba&atzeot, voodoo. KU. MESRS. MONEY WIGRAM aad SONE z % Bitirwall-yard, London LIN) et BTIILIi sad P iPS to AUSTRALIA. —For MELDOI7RNIS, Port Phillip, awe (to leave tbe Docks on Wednesday. April 10. mama% SW splendid clipper ship SUSSEX, 1,1100 toss, ItOBILT (command: lying in the Lest India Docks. Mar aseenniekb hoes for all classes of puma's,' ansarpered, aad she • W carry an psrf erced a . —Per 11 Of '.4. apply to 51•LEOD, .1011.1'. a n MORGAN (with Yea Mossy Wien= and Sons), 7. Leadonhallotreet. Amassers by this Ilse of packets ere conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth first class for wood class fares. and ascend slain ter third dais hues. nom LITTF.POOL OZ QUIANSTOWN TO ItZW TOIL MHZ LIVERPOO L, NEW YORK, and 11111ADLLPHIA EITLICIMIP 0011TAN7 Woad dr 'MAIM dish. catriing the I.7Z4 l :Ortiss red l4 .44a his lerrr 81"."1"8. FOUR -AND-A-HALF PER CENT. SWEDISH GOVERNMENT LOAN for £1,123.000 Sterling. This Lou in raised by striae cd au act paned by the IPOI2 Estates composing the Swedish Daisbnath. ander the data of Ind October, nth, ratified by MIL the Mar of Swetazll bra been contracted for by the Relobachaideu Comptcdr Debt Of the) with Kenn J. Mary Sothrider sad Co., of and other mandated entiallele. It te enacted that the proceeds of this loan shall be appfled excluively to the anemias and contraction of railroads la the kingdom of Swedes. Saida will be inned in sums of £l,OOO, 1.5110. £230. £lOO, with am Sayable in nertiag Inlfiearty Loadou on the lath wad October, at the ecuatiaiphouse of maws. J. Henry Schrader sad Co. The ant Cowen will be parable lath October. 1260. The sabscriptioa price is the per os”..jtynt• em COMM : £5 ft per slag. ea fa. oa An Oa. 12th Way, LID k nth Jane, £lO os. " 10th July, An tha " 11th August SDI bleoonnt at the r ed el pse psi cent per annum will be allowed tor pre-payment of the bftlaeate upon any of the days flied — deify reeedpts for maim of 11,000, £6OO, £2OO, LlOO, will be lamed by gleam J. Henry Schroder and Co., and after compk4loo of the payments be exchanged for bonds of the like designation, after recap{ of the game from Stockholm. A sinking dud le provided for, whereby the loan will be redeemed at par in the course of 64 years, by half.yeerly draw ings, the Ma of which will take effect ea ittb October next. The Swedish Govegesserst, however, reserves the right to repay the whole loan at pit sew the aspiration of fifteen yeah from this tam fir idled gs Its sails to Hama J. Away On., lf t Tandieluiddreek Landon.ln= Whole tarns maybe eddebeL In the of ne anodising being made the deposit will be lame kiddy returned. The satemiption list will be closed on Saturday, the 10th Inst., at t dela& J. H.I4RY SCHRODER and Co. 146, Leedenbsn4treen London. April 1 1, left As this Is the Mt Loin raised in 11;Ton for the Swedish Govern ment, the following stallsike cot the Amacial position of the country are submitted : The total funded debt of Sweden anaconnts to £2,700,000 The State °ordinary revenue front tame on land, cus toms, and excise duties on distilleries, joest-olles, and stamps for the year ISIS, amounted to 61,913,003 Thee ntsurplusrevenue, alter providing ter 'Scharr's, including intend and aincertisatlon at landed na tional loans in 1863, amounted to 6200,000 During the last 0 1, jean there bee been invariably an annual surplus reweave. The national loans have been expended entirely on the Swedish ndlroads, and by these means, together with the surplus revenue of the country daring the last 21 yews, about 264 mile. of public roads have either been laid or repaired. During the same period the sun expended by the state for Bwedlah government railroads or other lines. for public roads, drainage. deepening of water ommeanicetionm and reclaiming of the soil, amounts to 64,670,000. The population of Sweden in 1840 wee about 4,000,000 Is 1861 , TM valved the espor:is *lambdas In %MO waa £1.116.00 0 In 1881 was 4,630,630 FBOM LIVERPOpL 1911 IFIW TOM wiiiiiTheclii,i;eirej -- CITY Or WASHINGTON. wedneatay. AprO 20. CITY Or MA NCILILbTILA. Wednesday, April tT. And awry Wedaeadar, and owa7 altarnaet nainroar. Oaten prone by the mafi Mown reran every W 17, and II woordias $. Ur anonsemedatkr ie l a ge by the a ateamern 1S Alabaman lamed pommy Including 6B provtakne looked. Paneennets for Canada, the ratted 1110146, and BMA& Oelnsty booked through CS eery adeantageosa torion—for foram Deeticalnra apply to WILLIAM INMAN, U., Watarearook Liverpool: or to LIM and HACZY. a. Lag Maureen* My. GLNA RD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL WERAMEIRLIS, appointed by as Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NIW YORK, sad betoses LIVERPOOL and BONFON, the Baotou slips sump 11$ Halt= to land and reenve and mina TIM tot -10•1111 or other vessels are spoons to sail Does Liverpool, Wind at Cort to reales the mils: EUROPA. for BOSTON, Saturday, April Id SCOTIA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, April IL AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, April SO Pampa money, nachullnd steward's Us and pionsions, bat Indent wines or liquors :—To Rallied sad Boston, sand cabin. • . second cabin. Ll 6. To New Teak. Wet cable, MC woad cabin, LIS. Pretest to Rank; &Am, and New Tart, ES pse ton, and 6 per oral Apply to J. I. no* 62, Old Rad.street, London s iirrie, — Rowe, and Maas de la Paw" Pans ; O. and . J. Borns, Dualisms-street, sa C. Miner , Queenstown ;or D. sad C. WIWI', W alas Meek Liverpool. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWICE a REEK.—The paddle•ateamer RATAVIER, Capt. W. SMITE, every Baader, hum Hermitage ?ler, at II La. rain at atiatren for peesengera at 11 a.m. lama. 11 Li NW. and 17a Id. Moro. LS La, Leta. awl Al La. 3d. TIN ,crew• steamer YYLNOORD from off the Tower every Thursday swaralag early. Fares, L 1 and al 10s.—For thresph tares refer to the printed monthly Dm, bills. Apply to CHAYLI3III Calmed °See, W.. or to PR U.LLYIII, GRAYILS. PRILLIITS. sad Co., 11. Reed-lase. RC. PHILLIPP% GRAVES, PHUZIPPR, and Co. despatch the undermentioned first-class stamen : For HO TTICHDAM, the EITATII2., every Sunday morning, from Hermitage Tier, at N am., Bruns at Blackwell for pee morn at 11 a.m. Fares, £2 ~ C 1 10a, and Na. od. and the ' , VENOM) every Thursday morning early from ea the Tower. Tans Ll. patent rends, oaderlasslaa fist. the ADLER, WWI; or ISCHWALBE. mery Ilareday morning 'weather per. talttlat, M 8 a.m.. from HoraMyclowa, sad trove Blackwall at 10 am._ Tarea.l . ,ll. and - . ForariiiiNlll.77lG,TheaUSTAlP WIS.', April 43, from Hone own. ram LI Ss, t 2 2n, and IL To be followed by the LONDON. Tor freight, passage, dr., imply at Chaplin's Universal Office, Inent-cirena, W. or to IItILLLIPIL GRATA% PHILLIP/2y and Co., 11. Wood-lane. S.C. THE CITY of LONDON REAL PROPERTY COMPANY I.lml6÷ s ed). (hmorporated ander the Act. ISO.) Capita ASOO,OOO, to 20,000 Shares el each, with power to lacream. al to be paid on application, sad L 2 10a on allotment. Any further Cali at imervani of not leas than three months. DIJIECTOILIL H. G. Ashburn, Req. (Henn. Smith. Whin, and Co.) Mirka Nell. Esq. (Mews. Thomson, Besot, and Co Robert Russell Carew, Eq ., Westbourne-terreoe, Hyde-park, and Carpenden Pant, Watford. Richard Gibbs, Hp. (Messrs. R. Gibbs and Co.) Brice W. Panne. Raw (Meson. Alexander, Soo, end Co. Meehan, Tatham, Req. (Henn. Yyson, Tatham; Curling, and Walk John Walker, Zeq., Director of the London nollada haw dation. Grorge Frederick Young, Ran 'Hewn. Young, Son, and Magner. BA NEW Hamra lobarts, Lubbock, and Co. The Siert-wilds and hi:change Hank (Llmited), 6, Lombard street. sad 41. Miuctrig.lane, London, Grown's-buildings. Lirerp , sil • it. Vincent' s-plsee, Glasgow. IT. .1-i —Messrs Yyson, Isthmus. Carlin:. and Walla ar.enrracr LAD SL IVETOit —Richard Beil, Esq. BROUS& _ _ Maws. 7. and A. Acrimgeettr. LL Frisby, Esq. date Ponce Brother and Frisby). Temporary Mires—Pl, Mincing-lane. 71iisCompany has bees formed for the pnrpose of acquiring real property In London ,uicluiling leaseholds., for building t►ere•n, letting, or selling. Particular attention will be directed to the acquisition of properties in Organ's Iveslnns, where, by the erection of atiltal.te beildkop, *large prom can be &Ansi. ith this eiew a contract has been entered Into with a firm ah•. are amongst the largest private owners in the City of Loudon, for the purchase of their City properties. which corer an area of nearly an acre and s half, and are situated In Brace church -street, lenchurcb-strn t. 31ineng.lase. sod Plans can ie lees al the others of the ingicitors. - - -. In this purchase It is stipu'ated that the vendors shall guaran tee Ise a period of years, a minimum return Upon the purchase mor.cy. whkit will secure at once a nerd dividend to the share. baler% and which will be further locreased when the contem- Plat.l improvements are, as they shortly will be, rutty carried _ The Company will have the advantage of borrowing on their driv mares. at rates of interest much under the guaranteed; and for the present It has been error with vendors that the larger portion of their purchase money shall re main unpaid at four per cent inter:mt. It is a peculiarity attached to land in the City. that the extent ri business to be conducted in ita very limited space is daily in " Twins:. The value of the lime of successful traders, and the vuoebienve of particular localities, are found to be of more Moment than any questsesi of rent. The accommodation allotted to the produce markets. In the m'ivhb 3 liff'.od of them properties, has within the UM hew years brio doubled : yet the sca'e of rant has increased in a greater dvtnv. and there seems every reason to saticipate that the .ie rean•l for brand sea olnCri in than localities will continue to be ad‘aucr of the supply. El,ht thousand shares are subscribed far: the remaining fweliv th.opiand are offered to the public. 'ovule of no allotment, the deposit will be returned. roam OP APPLICATION YON SHAM. the birecton of the City of Louden Real Property Com pany Limited). Geotlemen,—Having paid Into year bankers the sum of I regent that you wiU allot um shares In the ( ity of Conduit Reel Property Company Limited). and I acne to accept the same or any tem number that may L. allotted to me, and to pa)' the calla in respect of the shares so -.hotted a hen dne mei I authorise yogi., place my name on the trotter .4 members for the number of shares allotted. I am, Gratlenien, your obedient servant, Name in full Pre/tenon or occupation Addrass Data THE CITY of LONDON REAL PROPERTY COMPAN Y N.) further APPLICATIONS fee MAIMS I the City of L .:•el @rap Property Company (Latta , out In) entertained all IX 11114 DAY to London, awl MONDAY from the 11rY —l4 order. _2. )11nritv lane, April IS, DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVER P . • bent fain remedy, without any mei n :o U L •aredient, from the recipe . be ahead limiest& to all wh o ander from bilious and laver empleMat. indtimbleni * Wd. Rams. giddiness, diszinem of the ',mite. Ter habitual costiveness, as a family aperient and ea a purifier of the ' , lost, they ere truly excellent ; wind b their operation and Crateful to the dlomach, they crest* sepia* remote digestion, abd brenirthen the whole Dermas sysesia—dield by W.lstathert. c hemist. b. king Milli met., lewdest. sad by mir ` L 'aart alik• o boxes, la. lid. and Is. dd. le sere to so GNU". licott Einem and Liu.. pub, Tho sentdee an las passe grem Whose ell William Lembere engraved an the gang. TIINNEFORD'EI PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has bow, during twenty-eve yams. capitation, NNW dosed by the moiled preemies, a nd universally accepted by the public, as the bat remedy for acidity of the stomach, best* bars, headache, goat, sad MallgesUms sad as a mild yessisat for delicate coastlteltam mors sepecially for ladles sad dna. It Is prepared. la a state of perfect parity and of sailors struada, by DIN N &FORD sad Co., Ir 11s. asadattest, Los dm and sold by all respectable chemists throseboat the world. I , OIIR-AND-A.NALF PER CENT. SWEDISH OOTIRNMENT LOAN tor SAIBLISO The SUBSCRIPTION LIST for thlo Lau 411 " n11 THIS DAY ttiatarcias). Apre IS, at t o'clock. J. HINRT SCHRODER sad Co. US Lemlembalkirest, Loodaa. April le, Mei. THI INTILNALIONAL MAMMAL BOCILTY (mural) / AND TB ANOLO•AUBTLIAN BANK. ARE PREPARCD TO BRCRIVZ SUBSCRIPTIONS FOB TUB CAPITAL OF TIM L EMB EB,G-CZ ER NOW IT Z RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). Capital, AMMO, in 62,600 Shares of meat.east. Ceder a guarantee front the Austrian Goren: producing a net minimum Dividend of 7 per cent. per annum, payable In silver. Provides is made foe payment by the Contractor Mr. Bream) of littered at 6 per cent. par manta during construction. Deposit Al on application. and L 2 oe alkilinent . a farther sum of L 2 on the let of May, after which date ao further call will be made for eta mouths Committee of Directors pending the Constitution, under the provisions of the Concession, ef the Company u a WM= DOHS& Somerset A. Beaumont, Ra Meeker, of Y. P . the Anglo-Aus i° Ei g land • Frederick Regellsardt. 8ay. ..) Whin Beak. i J. P. Brown•Wastbeed, lai., 11. P.. Deputy Chair man of the Leedom sad North Western Railway. IL Prince Leo dispielsa. President et the Carl- Corrltall isdintrr a flkekerenirl, Director et the Carl in Anatrtaf Ledwig ltrdiway. i CUM* Klein. Faci.. President of the Chamber of k Commerce, Vienna. 8AY1R226 la Loszioa—Mwers. Glyn, Mllia;and Co., 67, Lombard street, LC. Rawness ne Viritsia—ree Argio.Austrian Bank. Soucfroas—Mesarn Bitlfas, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, ......._. ROW& Years. Seymour aad Co., 3a, Tbrogmortoo street. Mama Cozener* aad Co., Threadoeedle.street. Temporary Otaosa—M.Old Broad street. The great Trunk Railway from Vienna, in the direction of the frontier of Moldavia, is at present complete as fart Lemberg. The4communication la effected by mums of two lines—the Bret being the Ncethern Railway. boa Vienna to Cracow: the second, the Carl-Ludwig Railway, from Cracow to Lemberg. The fleet of these lines pays about 14 per cent. upon Its capital. The second was cerapieted only at the end of 1661, but since Its opening has pateill per cent upon its capital, and consequently has never required to claim the guarantee of 5 per taut. accorded to it by the Austrian govenunent. The present Ilse is the continuation been Lemberg to Curls°. wit:, near the Moldavian frontier. The concession ►as been panted by the Austrian government on terms unmask favour aide to the Company undertaking It. The proposed railway. entering into the heart of thegrale and cattle producingdistrict, whence the Carl-Ludwig lme obtains Its most important tune., and being cunt-octal at a very eons& ler ably less mat, promises to be more profitable than Its neighbour. The continuance of the line through Moldavia to Galats, on the Danube for which a concession has recently been granted by the Chembers of the Pruselpalittes; must necessarily add largely to the pendia of the Lemberg-Curnowits Beltway. which will thus form an integral part In an unbroken and direct railway wenn:nub...U.lon between the Baltic, the German Ocean. and the Mack Sea. The - o;Onceasion, the duration of which is ninety yearn. Alma. lates for the commencement of the works previous to the 11th January. IM.S. mid for their completion within three years; bat provision Is made for extension of those periods In cam of poli tical or financial crate. _ _ ----- The government guarantee • Axed sum of £llO,OOO In attest money m a net annual revenue of t►e line. . . fhe sum thus guaranteed by the government, after providing for the payment of interest at 5 per cent. on the bonds, and for as annual sinking fond : will leave a clear 7 per cent. applicable to the share capital. The sinking fund will ho annually applied, by lot, to the redemption of the bonds sad shares at par. The p►oprietors of the skaree thus from time to time redeemed will for each sham receive a certificate entitling the bearer to a participation, during the remaining term of the concession, lu all the prollatof the Company esceeding 5 per cent on the original capita/ A contract, which will be adopted by the Company, has been mitered Into by them OoBllllAo with lir. Stanley for a sum of X 2,450,000. This contract prerides for the construction of the railway In accordance with the terms of the concession, and for stocking the same with rolling cleric It includes all the prell misery en penses of acquiring the concession sod forming the Company : it makes provision for interest daring construction on paid-up capital at the rate of sin per cost per annum . and it coven an ample reserve for the e of 'management until the railway s►all be opened tor public tragic. The 000Cellaill confers the requisite power to form a Sociftf Anonyms with shares to bearer, whereby the liability of the subsci fivers will be limited to the amount of 25 per emit. of the nominal amount of their shares. The capital of iisioXiet - TAOMiyusa . II he lkiStkelld : to be Lewd. £1,200,000 in bonds. and £1,210,000 in sharps of 420 •aci the bonds have already been taken Preparatory to the formation of the fociftf Annoyme (which cannot be definitively eon maul ed according to Austrian law until 2S per cent. of the share capital has been paid up', the Lemberg- Campos/its Railway Compaq has been formed an • lindted liability company, the shares In w hich will be emisangtd for shares of a like denomination in the Societe Anonyme. A copy of the articles of association. of the coact-valor), sad of the statutes under which It is proposed to constitute the S,aif tf Anonyme, can be inspected at the offices of the Solichont, 441, Parliamentaireet . . — APpliat . " - tionsq; &arta most be made In the annexed form, addressed to the Direetoes of the laieniational Financial Society Lienited , and of the Anglo-Austrian Beak, bat no application will be considered, unless accompanied by the receipt of Meson. Glyn. Mills, and Co., or of the Anglo.Anstrian Bask Vienna, for Fl per share nn the number of shares applied for. This sum will be returned lii the event of the applicattoo not Whir acceded to, and, if an allotment is made, it will he applied towards the payment of all per share then due. LEsnikma-CZnesowrrz RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited). /ORM 01 , APPLICATION /05 SHAM. No. To he left with the Sinkers. To the Directors of the International linancial Society (Limited). and of the Anglo-Austrian Bank. Gentlemen,—Having paid to Skean. C 1,., and Co. the sum of being Al per charm on shares, of Ate each, which I request may be allotted to me In the lernberapCsarno wits hallway Company .:Linaltol . and I hereby apes to accept sack shares, or any leas number, and to become a member of the Company, sod to hare my name placed un the register of ruembrra in manta of the 'harm allotted to me.—l am, man• men, your obedient warrant, N ame In hall Address in Mil Date LEMBERG-CZERNOWITZ RAILWAY _ COMPANY (I.ll#ted).. Temporary OS.' —61.01 d lstadefnet NOTICI I 8 HEALEY GIVRN, that NO FURTHER APPLICA TIONS for SHAKES la Ude Compury wM lw MAE YW AETEB, THIS LAY (Batarday), 16th Apra —By corder, leth April, ISM. W. A. MICHAEL, beemtary pro tem. RIMMEL'S TERCENTENARY KEE P .s.t. BAK Sli—The Bard of Avon's Perfume, In a nest boy. le. et —The Shakespeare tasted Golden Locket. Is.. by post fee la sampe—The Bkbtlgau. Sachet. 64.. by past fee 7 Mops —The aka Son en Sae* Is. : bir de f a or 14 elanspa. —C. RI Ilk Want and 84. Corshlll. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1864, THIRTIETH ANNUAL GENERAL; YIRTING SEARIROLDIRS et the AGRA sad MUD SKRITICI DAN[ _ gloated). held st the Beek, 27, Ceases-street, EC., es SATURDAY, April 2, leSt, GROWL GORDON MACPIRIDISOR, Req., Chairman, la the OaIFECHUR begs to announce that the whole PROFITS of the Orel nights reyrwsntatlon of will be divided between the NA ORAL SHAKE SPURN COMMIT/IR and the DRAMATIC OOLLIGZ SCHOOL FUND. Mr. lecbtees Incliapaaltioa preventing the of "Haslet" on the evening of the tird. the L e re u ur a Theatre will be clamed that night. afr. The natio, cenverdnit minim and the following report end statement of account' were read : The Directors have to submit to the shareholders the audited amounts for the year ended Slit December bat, and to report that, after =kiss ample provision for all bad and doubtful debts, the net prate or the Mak for the year amounted to ri24t.909 ila teL Oat of this sum the Directors have declared, flee of Income tax. two half yearly dividends at the Meet le per ornt. per annum each, and have added to the Isis et these a bonus of 44 per share, thus making a ratan tot the year of 18 per cent. on the paid-up capital id one ECHO& darting. Prom the balance remaining, the Directors here Wended to reserved fund account the mad £7,311 23.4 d. taken town It hat year, and, in consideration of the greatly extended bad ness of the Bank. hare carried to credit a farther am 01 428,000, taus raising that fund to £IISOOO. Thsy have sled passed the sum of E 2,000 to superannuation fund, and 415.000 to banding fund, carrying forward £10,468 10 Id. to credit of profit and lose account for the current year. &nee last annual meeting the Directors have yure h aeed de sirable premises In, and lam secured land at @anneal. Kurrachee, and Madras , La view to the erection of suitable buildings for the branches of the Bank at those ports. The present Auditors being eligible for r•-eloglan. 111 terms at tits deed of settlement, offer themselves acoardingty. By order of the Board, MACKINTOSH BALPOUB, Geoeral Manager. O. I.)—BALANCEHHIRT, DIMM MER OW& Da. (N Ltaaarriza. 1. s. d. To r .. ..;34= 1,000,001 0 0 ~ £3...rdue by the book tar easicceara' Is- $ lamed axed itspoalte, alicet, of credit, circular na p, 4.. later ara 11.1111.180 15 11 „ Profit and lois £10,"11/4 1 Ct &ern% By email in band and al pall at head alder and branches „ Government awnless „ Other securities, including specie, bills par chased, discounts, Way, de. „ Freehold premises In London, Edinburgh, Calcutta, Bombay, Aim Lahore. and Sydney, sad lesaelsold report and build ing pound et the sem SIO,NYAMO 11 1 G. R. DALEY. Chid Accountant: (No. M—PIIOIIT AND lOW ACCOUNT FROM JANUARY 1 TO /WM= M. MIL ti To payment of dividend on paid.up capital at 10 per cent. pat annum) foe half-year ended 30th June £60,000 0 0 „ Ditto ditto for bale-year ended 111 at Deo. „ bones of 1.4 per abatis „ Amount tranderred to roomed tend 22.341 2 4 „ Amount transferred to building fend ~ Amount transferred to superannuation fund 6,000 0 0 „ Balance carried forward L 242,99912 6 Hy gross prollis brad dice and bawdiest. Dee. 21, I.624—after inaldng provi sion for tad sad doubtful debtai49o,6s2 6 0 Lass interest al lowed on cur rent and deposit accounts 167,606 14 • /1322,146 12 0 Total erpeeditnre of bead oleo and branches, including rent, Income tax, Was stamps, salaries ;with • gratnits of 10 per cent. Damon, to the officers of the establialunents at boas and abroadi, collations charges, &a. Mtn 19 • 242,909 12 6 20.909 12 0 0. B. DAUM Mat Accountant. (No.I.)—REBERVID FUND ACCOUNT, DILMAllitIt 11. Ws& To balisaOe at credit of removed toad 111204000 0 0 CL 8205,000 0 0 By meant on Slat Daceimissr,188 l ~ amount transferred train prat sad Imam- coast, as above 31,1111 8 4 ammo 0 0 6. B. DLLBY, Cbiet Aosountant. We hare examined the preceding statements .Nos. 1. 1. and 21 with the books. vouchers. sad morales, at the bead °Woe. In London. and with the de ailed irtnrics and balance sheets signed by the mullion ot the several branches, and Ire hereby certify to the cerreelliser and satisfactory character %lasted. W. FARR. J. HILL WILLIAMS, } AldlS°n• London. March 14 1864. The ?Mimes' resolutions wore duly moved, aecooded sad car ried unanimously : 1. That the Report and Statements which hare been read to the meeting and previously circulated to the shareholders in Nurope, be adopted. .• L ThaLO•ore• Gordon Marphenion,Lsei ,Colonel Henry Deve lop. James Sydney Stoptord, Esti , and James Thomson, Log., be reelected directors. John MU Williems. Esq., and William Parr, Zen., D.C.L, Y LS., be auditors for the forewent year. "S. That the thanks of the Shareholders ha given to the Board of Directors for their careful control of the Bank's affairs: to t►e Gamma Manager, Mr. Mackintosh Balfour: to the Loudon Manager, Mr. William Shipman , and to the Local Committees and Managers of the firsaches, for the satisfactory manner in which they hare oonAucted the business of the Hank for the past year and to the Auditors, for their cadent supervision of the accounts. '• the thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman foe his able conduct in the chair." __ . - G. G. ILACPREBAON, Mariam THE AGRA and UNITED BBRVICE BANK - . 'l7nriird 1(133. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Pald.up capital, £1,000,000 :One Menhir% supolcanieu CAPITAL 5.1,000.000 ,TWO MILLIONS STIRLING). la 10,000 SHAM at £lOO EACH. Number of Shareholders, 721. Reiterre Fund, £42.5.000. Head Mon St Cannon areal. London. E.C. DillaTOM °SOROS GORDON MA , PHERSON, Up., Clubfoot. Alderman THOMAS QUESTED AI N.SPI, Deputy Chairman. OCIFIJUL MAZAOII-11ackiatoah Balfour, Taq. LOIDON Mailaona—Williant Shipman. Seq. ACDITORS. William Per,. Req., D C.L,F.Y.B. John 11111 William, Esq. SOUCITOLS—Moats Upton,. Johanna. and Upton, 20, A satintrlara Inerncroa Or illascsits—Rachard Barnes, Seq. EDINBIJIWEI BRANCH, 17, St. Andrew-Moan. MILOCIOIIII THOMAS RANKILN San On QUeen4treety Chairman. Daniel Ainslie, Esq.. ‘lllom7- • Benjamin Bart, lay., D., 11, Charlotteaquare. George Moir. ran., Advocate, Fheriff of Stlrlin.sldre, 14, Char lottempare Ma facia Ta EDixscaos—Robert Bunter, Tap. Branches to Calcutta. bovnbay. Madras, humane.. ATV, Lahore, Shanghai, Hong Kong. and Sydney. Current Accounts of gnus and individuals are kept at the head aloe, on the terms customary with London bankers, and interest, allowed when the credit balance does not fall below SSA. ROlt AL ALHAMBRA. Continued Sitcom of th. NEW =qui. ackaowladdad to be the beat ever predated la Ilagtsad. EVERY EVENING, at ba7l past 7. MORNING narosmaavci, THIS DAY, sad Ovary WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at I. MHZ MERRY WIVES of WINDSOR, by A. OTTO ZiIOOLLI, will be performed. first time In this ma , THIS MINIX% byte whole of the talented company et ME 011011).4 Ozikedelreet. FRENCH OALLBRY 120 Pall-malL —The zr.svzinri ANNUAL simarriox of ricruzia, the cootailtatleae of Artiste of the lynch DM Mesta Scheele, will OPEN os MONDAY next—Adadstion LA ; ausiogos ed. — Deposits reeMved at ten risys' notice , of withdrawal M rates Bectuattug with Orme of the Beak of England . and for logger periods at fixed rates, particulars of which may be obtained upon application. Every other ricscripUos of banking bnaineu and money agency, British and Indian, tramacted. Letters of Credit and Circular Notes lamed, payable at the chid cilia of Europe and Asia, and also at Cairo and Alexandria. MACKINTOSH BALFOUR, General Ilsrompit. HOTELS. The BRUNSWICK, Jermyn- Wrest, loodoa. Mat elan sad very ressonabls. .111[12TIN8 sod BONS bje to call attontion to 1.3 thee anywise MCI( et sad St/ MlTS.—rods truss the wood, Ma, Us., Ma, Ma per does ; crusted, 46a, ea, Ma, Ms. Elharead Ms., SU, fa ; wiry importer, els, ML, 144., ells. Marsala, the Omsk Me. ; Clarets, les, 205., 246., Ma, ; choke growths, Sea, 411., sad upwards. Mundy, Bawl OCUr22a„ 265. prs Wks . very old pale ditto, Vs., Ma. Ras aseles, lea ; very choke suet Ira per Woe; Whiskey,Mu sad les. Intl& de s ils. les. 114., Ifs.; best sad sareagesA G lAt ir iler sadesrsas, cash. 7s, win WITHIN. Zealdbeed 60 years. BARLOWS PATENT OABX STAND, a new Hustle% so admirably contarved th at a tull butt, u well sa smaller casks, may be ratted or tilted on It without labour or trouble. its action is so impsipsble that the sediment of the meet limpid add by no possibility ma be disturbed. Price fle., Is, 14/... to wait 4. S. sad IS mike casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No veutpog required. No men lat bear or sour wine. Price la. Id. , ditto, electroplated, Apply direct to JAMBS We e H, Kip WMlbm.akest, Illiorkmboue. See Mat Ms WM sad !dams are cm every article abeam *Grimm isaltatlons. lograrlage petLL Natablithed UM& DANDELION 0000 A.—A delicious Breakfast Beverage, which the mewl dells stomach ma digest It prevents and cares all disorders of the alimentary canal, indi. mutton, constipation, flatolerice, Jerald and other liver corn plainto Recommended by the kaall profession. lib. Jan, h. . of all chemists In town sad emistry. Cl. CLAYTON, chemist 315. Regentotnet. W. FLOWER SEEDS, Free per Poet. BUTLER and KcCITLLOC9'B unrivalled amortments. 100 varieties of the raced (Hairnet and beautiful hardy animals. for SOL 60 varieties, for 10e. If varieties. tor Ss. 6d. COVENT. GARDEN MLltlitT, LONDON , W.C. Poet-olio, ardent pLy. able at Ithsestreet, Covent-garden. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSI. WAUGH sad BON. II and 4, GOODGI4TILUT, W. BROWN BROTHERS . -PATENT OHAIRB and OOIICHBB, Banta Pornitaro, Trunks. Portmaa lawn &0.-166. Ploo.dmf. Catolornas taw riIIRTAINS.—HOWARD and SONS' CATALANZ WINDOW CURTAINS, la every variety, ars well worthy the attentke of the publle.-16 and Yr, Berner,• heel, Ostordstreet. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PAILUYLNY—A.cIopbsit by bar MaJesky's Govenunent toe the adlitary stations. J. C. and J. FIELD, the original Illaratfactarets and holders of the legt Prise Medal, caution the public against say 'parlous imitations. The ft label is on all packets and boxes. Bela or all dealers tannighesit the =Whalerleand tee aspoesetion at the Watts, UPPER it LA !METH, LONDON. 8., where also my be obtained their esiebriesd Veiled Banks Soap Tablets. TievIEWSPALACEPARLPTINECANDLES, la. Od- prarlb.-411pme, la ad. sad I.s. ed. ; 6n. BANN .sc • !a Sd. ; tranapareat wax. Is. bd. : Petroleum, la ed. lialramat wax and spank la ; Carman W. la. M. : botande wax. la : composite, Id., N., and the bosh 10d.: metalie for Palmer's laisPa ; mammas, : bed dip candlea. moulds, and Best Cola oil, ls. Id. per gallon , yellow soap, 3G.., Ma. 44a, ea.. per lltiba. ; mottled, Ns.: old brown Windsor. Is. N. per packet owwroo brown Windsor • is. :.bite Windsor, U. id. : Neer, Is. sd. ; glycerine end almond• la. per bar—for cash, at M. P. DAVIN and lONS' aid ostagished warehouse, 03, St. YarYn • slane, Charing um, Ned" W.C. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—HAMILTON and IMPTON_, Talton. v 041,106, Strand. opposite Stater Hall, London. The NtW MATH,I ava for The present season are now ready, of which spectates Yawing, Walking, Lumen& and Overcoats are kept for inspection or sale. Gentlemen who re quire good and fashionable dress cen depend on the best mate hale and latest style. at HAMILTON and lIIIIPTONA, 106, STRAND. H YAM k CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, t 6 and 67, OXFORDSTRIET. W. The fashion and general azoalissos cilapl4nl In this attire unlrenally aeirrerleged. . o::r:i.::e c. 166 ed. to 42.. Od. Month,' and Losintsg Jackets 2le. Od. to 425. 04. Business sod Morn Sults ...781. Od 4Bl. Pi and S&L Od. Trotters% 600 patterns to select from Vesta of the seine materlahs HYAIII and 00.'8 ATTIRE to ORDER. es sad OT, OXIORtaBTISZT. W. The welt abto sad experleaeol cotton sad workroom are ont plo)ed. True-Ittina Trouser; lea Id.: Veda to match, flea ed. Attire for clerical. academical : medical, and other Proteeetmal geatkmes. ladle( Habits : throe to do guineas. ♦ separete department for &ones. Pap's eralta, footnotes : SOL; coachman's : ela. H YAM and CO.'S SIIITS for BOYS, 68 and OXIORD.WIKEZT, are math admired by Parents and Guardians for quality, tak and economy. Knickerbocker, Westialnstor. Osboree a , i M Windsor wfa. 16s. 6d. to 35a ; Ites, Marrow, and Rugby putts. 2Sa., 30a., WA. and 42i. A trying-on room handmaid, fined up is consuls@ with this department. INSOMNIA, or Want of Rest at Night, may be CUED by taking two or three of PAPA% LIYII PILLS. They remom every uncomfortable eeneaeloa. and newer Mil to produce sound and zetmehlag deep. May be had fora trille ci soy chemise. MR. PUNCH'S TERCENTBSARY .s.v.a. (Lim NUYS= MII bs published es SATUADAY, AprUtS, 1888. Pelee M. Otßoe, 86, Ifleet- .NM S is RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COINPANDIS IN PARIJA- Berr.—Yesterday, in the Committees of tee How ed Commons, the bill to empower the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway to establish and work steambeata between Ramsgate, Boulogne, and Rotterdam, and to apply any funds applicable to their general undertaking thereto, nodal.. went cousideration, and was eventually paved, together with the bill of the London, Brighter', and South Coast Railway Company fee • similar purpose, and which was subsequent) considered sad also passed. The ease of the Isle of P Railway, for a deviation of four milei from their authorised Hoe at Coifs Castle to Wareham, on the Loudon and South Woman, and • tramway of three miles to the river From*, ' was rejected in Mr. Scholefield's Committe, whombsequently pronseded to ooesider the proposed extension of the South Western Company to Chertsey. Mr. Scott, the traffic ma. sager of that company, being the prineipal witness examined. The douses of the Crises and *Abele Railway were settled in Mr. Haggard/ committee, mad the further hearing of the North British Compaoy's Perth extension adjourned to Monday. The bills passed in Mr. Massey's committee In cluded the North Eastern Railway for versos short branches; Feat Indian Railway ; Aberystwith and Welch Coast ; Swansea Vale, Liven Valley ; Greenwich sod South Eastern Docks ; Chichester Barbour sod Improvement. In the lord's • sew committee consisting of Earl Cathcart, chairman, and Lords Blantyre, Saltereford, Efflogbam, and De Rae, met to consider divers bills (or increased dock ea coniodation in different districts, taking first the ow of the Hubberstoe Ducks, projected with • proposed capitol of 100,0001. for a wet dock at Habbenton, near Milford . Haven, together with • dry orgniving dock in weezion with the Milford and Great Wastage Railways. Medalist will occupy an area of twenty acres. Sir C. Fax and Mr. Toler, the engineers of the undertaking, were examined as considerable length by Mr. Saunders for the promoters, sad N ! Mr. Liddell for the opponents. The opposition to the ma NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE. —Tbe greatest and of the But. Docks at Cardiff was °peeled by Mr. Calvert, most useful Invention of the day, AOCA A MARELLA.— an d M r. R oun d on behalf of floe N onn i, Rub.. dNears. JOHN GININILL and Co., Thrm [lag-court, losabard street, London, pert soars to her Majesty, respectfully of or W the 111°Y. on the ground that the "P a. " walla will public this truly marvellous geld, which gradually restores the trimeritai to the navliptioa. Mamas hair to its pristine hue—no matters whatage. The Arm I RAM.III6RaNITH AND CITY RAILWAY.--012 Thursday Ansarella has now of the properties of dyes _.• It, on the contrary, an extraordinary lsuev meeting of ebb company was bald ow.eacial to the system, and when lb. heir is once restored at the odious, 17, Duke-street, Westminster, Mr. T. Z. pplication per month will keep it In perfect coiner. Price gl Is. per bottle, or la half bottles. 10a Pi John Gomel & Co. Foakes in the chair, to consider the propriety of raising a have been appointed perfumers to H.B.M. the Princess of Wales. farther sum of money, not ile.edi"g 64.0001. of the ad. Militia share capital authorised by the company's wit of THE INVIGORATIVE 21KRITINE rf3Bl2iON. 1863 . by the creation of new shares, for the completion of The most scienthloslly and powerful puke: the nedertaking. After some discussion a revolution for We cordial ever Introduced prepared mostto their normal condition raising the 60,0001. by the creation of 6,000 shares of 101. all the eserettelta, on the integrity of which perfect health de each. with a preference dividend of 5 per Dent., to be =lt M • specie for d sf °lf lima° sad from Is ma - allotted amongst the registered shareholders in the Kopor s, woos other bigredienta, pepsine and pheepate of soda, ses w t. to each s h are o f 301. provided they will peeve highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. l i on Prim et per bottle, or four quantities in one for ma Bob intimate their acceptance thereof before May 2, arse Agents, News. Ban sod Co., 510, oMomigtrem. ice, I unanimously adopted; and after a vote of thanks to the sad Iff3A, Tench IL.C.. London. chairman the meeting eeparated. TLADIE—ROWLA.NDS' KALTDOR, an 1. S. Oriental gotaniall Preparation for Improving and Beast/- tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it bedtime of the bands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots. freckles, dlscolora tines, sod other outaneous visitations, render It indispensable to .eery toilet. It obviates e 0 the effects of climate on the skin, whether with reference to odd and inclemency, or ingenue solar beat. Prim ea 6d and St. M. psir bottle.—Sold at 20, Hatton-garden and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for •• llowlsads' Kalydor. - and hewers of 'whom and pernldous snicks sada, the sins.( Kaydoir.' WHEN AMC SPICTACLICS RCQUIRED I This query Is worthy eenalderelgoe Weyer, am mikes to Maki the laseessable bleaship—sight . for on merest know help se to the proper Wes for usher Opectsaiss win dirpes4 the eertainty of preemie sear Maim to the end of life. Whim Its eteikriessy Is determined a Misty of diterimiestien moat be used to adapting lenses of We .rem power that wW supply Ws lose or Irreparable laiwry resalt. Opteal enseks. like mediae' gawk; do inealdslable talmidef by their imoraot preemies. as la L rin e ri b i Lts ti vielisus w of count s ? . 07rizi: lie sad ar: e h r ille t tvendors. reran of repute. sad amid risk to one's sZe a lit. "hell dna Themsa Pure and Sou ;established 1780 , opposite r Mash Ihrom gas 4 , foodon, spersiany &Weeded to the ma.. &More of spostaem, are sompotant to advise as en Mat per- Wm 1. Me remedying defeetive video by the ares er a te adapted= of the kisses, seathematiaally true, of the requiem power. and also by Ws Pullseoua @elastics ef a spesemie frame (IMAM elks Mae ismorlent) of ths Mem roast Meowing Ilia lona [Stamped, ld.,Addidonalj TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aura's va.nosams.) THE EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN. PARIS, Area 15. The Paris papers of this evening state that the Emperor Maximilian will arrive on Tuesday next at Rome, whence he will set out the following day for Mexico. LORD CLARENDON'S JOURNEY TO PARIS. PAM, Amu, LS. Earl Clarendon dined yesterday at the English embassy. He will dine to-morrow at the Tuileries, and on 'Sunday with M. Drouyn de Lhuys. His lordship will leave for London on Monday next. THE WAR IN DENMARK. GRAVENSTEIN, Aram 15. lad night the entrenchments before Duppel were connected with a new parallel. The work was completed without any loos on our aide. A few Danes were taken prisoners. Cannonading was carried on the whole night. BERLIN, Ann. 15. Yesterday Prince Adalbert of Prussia made a nicsanaisainee in the Grille the Jammed. He fell in with a Danish ship of the line and a frigate, which fired broadsides for two hours and a hail at the Grille without striking her. The Grille rejoined the squadron at Swinemude in the evening. THE CONFERENCE. DRESDEN, Arm. 15. The Federal Diet having obtained the sanction of the King of Saxony for the nomination of Baron von Beuat as representative of the Diet at the con ference, the latter has declared himself ready to accept the nomination, and expressed his thanks to the Federal Diet for its choice. EXPULSION OF MAZZINI FROM SWITZER- LAND. BERNE, An= 15. The Swiss Federal Council have resolved to put in force the decree of expulsion against bfazzini, on the ground that he has lately several times abused the right of hospitality. Orders have consequently been despatched to the different cantons to that effect. POLAND. WARSAW, Aram 14. The investigation of the accounts of the Warsaw Credit Institution of the landed proprietors was made to-day by a commission. The books and assets were declared to be perfectly in order. SPAIN. MADRID, Aram 15, The bill annulling the constitutional reform has been adopted in the Congress by 187 against 17 votes. The bill on the press was brought forward to-day. AMERICA. (Per the America, via Greencastle.) NEW YORK, Aram 2, Arrimwoos. There is no military or political news of any importance. Money easy. Gold, 6611. Stocks dull: New York Central, 143/ ; Illinois, 1481 ; Erie, 124 k ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 114. Petro leum quiet and unchanged. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COORT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Aran. 15. . _ Sittiap te Brice.-(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn, Justices Blackbara, Mellor, aced Shea) Their lordships took their seats oil the beach at a quarter pest 2 o'clock. IA as TWO ATTORNETS.—EXPARTZ LIVITIMUNT-COLOIIIL DICLIION. Mr. Hawkins, Q.C., moved for a rule calling upon two attorneys of the court to show cause why the Maater should not be at liberty to review his taxation of costs ; why the judgment, and an order upon which that judgment was founded, should not be set aside, together with a subsequent proceedings ; why they should not pay the coda of this mph. mike, and also newer the matters °Detained in the affi davits. Lieut. -Colon' Dictum was the plaintiff in so action tried in Jnoe hest in this court sp i net Lord Wilton, Lord Oomberniere, and General Peel. There was also a second setae. against Lord Wilton alms, which ambit, however, waa not tried. The action against Lord Combustor' and others lasted several due, and resulted in a verdict for the defendants epos all the issues. The attorneys against whom the application was made were Linteeent-Colosel Diekson's legal advisers for the prosecution of the actions which com menced so early as February, 1862. During the progress of the snits the plaintiff paid to his *Moneys 81001. for die ' korsensets. After the trial they met in their bill of coats for 1,8151., which included charges amounting to 8331. da. for disbursements in the action, including fees to counsel, refreshers, be. The main ground of the motion was that whim the bill was presented to the Master for taxation 3851. of the 800/. for disbursements had been charged in the bill of costs as paid by the &Moneys. Lieut.. Colonel Dickson at that time bad so reason to believe the fees were not properly charged, and he offered no opposi tion to the taxatioe of the bill of costs, and the matter was treated ex parte. Alter the tuatitio an application was made to the late Mr. Justioe Wightman in order that judgment might be signed upon the thator's tellocatioa. It was granted en the 26th August, and was served upon Lieuteunt-Colooel Dickson the same day at his residence, No. 1, Stanhope-gate, and an appoint. meet was made by the person who served it that he should call on the antrum the following morning about 11 o'clock. Lieutenant-Colonel Dictum left his resi dence in the morning for that purpose, but he had no sooner got outside his door than he was arrested on a oa. en. issued on the judgment, and he was take, into custody, where he remained till the 7th or Bth of September, when he declared himself a bankrupt, and he was discharged out of custody by the COCOMMIIIiOOIIIt in bankruptcy. Various applications were afterwards made to the court, but it was not till towards the end of the mouth that Lieute nant -Colonel Dickson icsewt7haithefeeefo;commel, ho ,i;d serer bees paid, those' the attorseys had repaired the mosey for that purpose. It was therefore by as impoeitios on the Master that these:ousts were allowed. The Lord Chief Justice asked if the fees had been since Paid- Mr. Hawkins said they had, but not till after the disco very wee made m the Bankruptcy Court, sad the statement of the &Moseys that offers had bees made to pay the (*un ser@ fees under circumstances which Lieutemat-Colonel Dickson challenged them to perm. The learned counsel then read extracts from a number of letters, from which it appeared the mussel's tem ma the trial amounted to 65 guineas per day.—ltulegrasted. COURT OF COMMON PLEA/I—Ann. 15. Sittinp in Banco.--(Sdore Lord Chief Justice &la, and Joaticea Willa., Bytes, and Keating.) Qi:szies At the sitting of the court llr. Simon, Mr. Pulling, and Mr. Tindal Atkinson. who have been created serjeaote-at law, were called within the bar in the usual form. Mr. Serimat Parry also went through a similar ceremony, in coomiquenos of his having received a patent of precedimou Mr. D. Keane and Mr. Field, who had been appointed Queen ' s Damsel, were ►leo called within the bar. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. • (Before the Recorder.) Thomas 3l'Carths, 48, agent, and Peter Tato*, sail. maker, were arraigned anon an indictment chergiag them, the former with feloniously breaking and entenug the warehome of Richard Duke, and steeling 31 bolt, of canvas.. value 1301., and the latter with feloaioualy reviving the same knowing it to have been stolen. The facts of the case appeared in our impression of last evening. A great many highly respectable witnesses were celled, who gave the prisoner Tatted a most excellent charscter, and described him u a man of the strictest iintegrity &ad honour. . . The Recorder haviag summed op. the jury retired to deliberate upon their verdict. They were Anent for nearly two hours, sod then returned a ♦erdict of Guilty against Wearily. and Acquitted Totten. The judgment apse the premier M'Caithy wee rspitel to the oast maim (Before the Coeatnoa Serjeant.) Thomas RWl4;rit.d7.rTesdrG ti; - 0:1;;War ea beteg 30 a in editgr dread by ra m eo e rwii: s notl a rhantt i et The Int wrant charged the Kiefer for that be unlawfully sad by fake pretences sad repn.sstatiese did Gee Joanna Fagan Wilion. a gir ander the spot lrrmg to have illicit and carnal knowledge et him (the prisoner) ow the 14th hlaroh, 1862. The eemed wont charged the get [TWOPENCE sonar with haring o• the Gam day feaud•leatl) and d•eritfally induced and persuaded the said Joann• Fagan Wile.= to swallow • certain noxious and minifying liquid, and that afterwards he had illicit intercourse with bar. The third mud charged the prisoner with • common assault. MT. Metcalfe, with whom was Mr. Bailey, appeared for the prosecution, end Mt. Sleigh and Mr. °fudge, instructed by Mr. T. Beard, for the defence. The oirenineteness of Weems have already been presented to the p in maim, farms in thepolioscourt reporta, but noted the previous publica , the greatest anxiety prevailed, as ' • by the state of the court on the Daemon of this the 6nal hearing. Mr. Metcalfe having opened the case to the court and jury, proceeded to call the following witnesses. James Fagan proved that he resided in Beech-street, Ipswich, and that the girl known se Minnie Wilson was his granddaughter. She was 17 years of see last November. Her proper name was Joanna Papa Wilson, but she herself adoptd the Lacy name of Minnie Wilson. He (witness) bad broogbt bee up after the death of her mother, soma years ago. The presecntrix was then called and sworn. She is • good-looking girl, and gave her evidence with considerable self-ponesesion. 1n reply to the interrogations of Mr. Met calfe, she dimmed that she had beau brought up to London by the last witness, and had been lodged with • female named &Moms, in Glouosstarotreet, Whitechapel, where her father wee at that time living. Her father afterwards sent her to • school at Bristol, when she remained nixie mouths. On bar return to London she went on trial to Mr. Relsoons, at the Railway Tavern, Buckhnne-hill, par rallirlla&M, but not 13cing the occupetion do returned to Mrs. Rewhones house, where she remained until the 4th March. 1862, when she went out to look after a situation, her hither at that tires living at Mr. Weenie, in Nicholsaquare, Heaney-road. On the day stated, the 4th March, 1862, she was paring through St. Paul's-churchyard, when she met the primmer, who followed bar tot about ten minutia, and at last spoke to her. She told him she was out looking for • situation, when he said be could take her toe lady who was in business, and wanted • companion who Gould meat her in the IXII/1111111 of her shop. She want with the prisoesr on his invitation to • house, No. 49, Rupertotreet, Haymarket, and tiers the primmer inteedneed her to • woman who said that she wanted • eampaaion and assistant, end that she would make bee (witness) comfoeteble. The preinisee had the appearance of • cigar shop, but witness with the soma and the ptisocer went into • parlour at the rear, and there she was iovited to partake of some cake and wine. She did so, and in half an hour afterwards she became stupilied and powerless, and had no recollection of what transpired, until she found herself in boil with the petener on the following moning. When she discovered emelt in that position, she began to ay, and asked for her bonnet, cloak, and clothes, all of which bad beep removed, but she was told to keep quiet and all would be right She received her own clothes, but was supplied with other trnis of a better clam, by the mama to whom she bed ole i trodeosd by the primmer. Attar that she continued to live and slam with the prisoner, who bad soother hoses in Pantos-street, Haymark et, fee • year and nine mouths, and gave birth to • child in the St. Jangles work house, in April, 1863. After that the prisoner continued to follow her, and she remaind with him until deanery last He need to take her out and point out gentlemen, whom she in consequence sddreseed, and gave to the primmer the money she received from them. Sometimes she gave the prisouer as much as 151. per week, and when she came hemp with • email amount, the prisoner was in the habit of beating and Riming her. The witness was severely cross-examined by Mr. Sleigh, and denied matt positively that she had ever known any man before the prisoner had connexion with her. She de. Died also that she had ever been found is an indecent posi tion with a man while she was staying at the Railway Tavern, Buckharet.hill, and no complaint had bees made against her on that account. The prisoner had charged her with robbing him of money and jewellery, but that charge was entirely false. She mu now of the class degraded as "unfortunate,' and thus earned hoe living. Sergeant Appleton, 26 C, proved that die cigar shop kept by the prisoner was the abode of numerous young girls whose yr ages varied from 16 to 18 year , and all of whom wars , ptostitutea, _ _ iltiiireviierice having beep given, The Common Serjeant annimed up, and the jury retired to coneider their verdict. -- Th; jury rotund oto court after an ateeeee of tweety minutes, and pronounced she prisoner Guth, on the firs* count. The Common &deist, addressing the prisoner, said it was not necessary to make any comments upon the cue. lie had impressed everytlimg that be could upon the jury, and they had considered it carefully and come to the unani mous cooclusion that he was guilty. The Common Serjeant then sentenced him to be imprisoned for two years with heed labour. The rerasiehey cons were devoid of public interest, soil the court at he rises; edjeureed to Monday, the 9th May. MARLBOROUGH POLICE REPORTS. TO THE ILDITOR Of TIE 1111.1111:6P. 8111,—Permit me, by request of my clients, Messs. Brown Brothers, of Oreabourn.street, Leicester. square, patunt range erusetsetersts, to oorrect • statetneat calculated to injure their reputation, which appears in the seising papers. is referee's to the committ a l of a scoun drel at the Marlborough-street Police,crourt, giving the name of **Charles Brown,'' and professing to be " manager of their stove warehouse." I am instructed to state that no person bearing that name has been iu their employ, or has ever acted in any such eapadtT I. their establishment. I dud upon inquiry the real name of the prisoner is John D. Griffiths, lately a clerk in their office- Trusting yon will give this publicity in your next paper. —I am, ke. , 27, Liacelseries-fields, W.C. CHARLES S. WAKE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY APRIL 14.-- APPonrroxi/rre.--Cap tale —J. A. Payitter, to the liajestits, rice Leglellekl, whose period of some has expired. loutemente—Tbe Hoe. A. F. Hood, to the Excellent ; J. S. Eaton. to the Flegard. Assistant Permeative—H. Y. Harrieon, to the /disobey ; E. F. Niekokwn, to the Formidable. _ _ Eiapersinnerary Acting Assistion-Payassaters—J. Hide, (additioliab sad It. J. Streotaiaa, to the Rattlesnake. Midshipatea—C. Owing aad G. L. W. Adair, to the Pripet. Consort; J. H. Broome and F. Powell, to the Black Prince ; J. 11. Banos, to the Aurora. Naval Cadets—H. C. B. Wright, A. M. Haannoad„ B. A. Hitogerford, H. Homer, sad C. Reeve to the Duman ; G. R. Corawall to the Prism Osman ;W. H. Dunk J. I. E. do W altered.* J. B. Heonoisg, sad W. R. Cooksey. to the Black Pnsos ; R. W. 0. 'Wormy F. P. Tooikiassa„ G. H. Bruce, and A. G. Waller. to the Warrior ; E. P. Brooks, A. H. Baker, P. A. Parses; sad W. B. Poosford, to the Hector ; C. R. Dawes sad H. K. Heylaad, to the Wises ; J. D. Aubertia, to the Aurora , p. Greig, to the Gladiator. _ _ ADKrzAvri, Arm. 15.Arroiaiiitiurrs.—Maste; w. G. Aldrich, to the Blenheim.... . . Airiatent Pityntinters W. C. Demean, in charge of the Sernuraparam ; W. A. Brown, eecrettry to Commander Cockburn. Armatant fittrgerme Dr. E. Dann, to the Wye ; Dr. H. Fagan (additional), to the Victory ; F. homy (additional), to the Royal Adolaide. Naval Cadet (nominated) S. C. Kainblr,. . . First Class 'Assistant Emission C. Lund, J. Crawford, L. I'. Lewis (supernumeraries), to the Fisgard (confirmed). CONCWrIMATION or THK LAW COMM.—Mr. Cowper autiowieed List night that it is the istentioo of the goverecowet to iotrodooe in the present maims a measure for the coweestastios of the law courts. TDB MALT TAI.—At a public meeting held in the Tows-hall, Birmingham, on Thursday @retains, "to discuss the question of the total repeal of the malt tax," the following letter from Mr. Bright as read :—" London, April 11, 1864.—Dear Bb.—l must ask your committee to excuse me if I am unable to be present and to take part in the meeting to be held on Thursday next. I cannot without the greaten incoomeleece leave town during this weelr. I rosy at. however, that I could not. if present at the meeting. undertake the part you wish to assign to me, for I am not sufficiently informed on the matter to be able to assert what is contained le the retiolutioa you wish me to mows. In taking a taxes, as in putting them on. it is the duty of parliament to consult the intermits of the people. With my present information I would prefer to insure to the people the six millions r.ised from tea or sugar rather than that sum raised from malt. If I joined in a vote against the malt tax, it would be with • view to form a reduction of expenditure, and not bemuse I thought the malt tax so bad se the tea or the sugar tax. For the present session, however, there will be so reduc tions of to:sties beyoed those already proposed by the Chanceller of the Exchequer, and them will be time sonnet for tea, snot, and beer to fi ght their battle in public dis. make Wore any one of them is likely to be further inter fered with. I think a marmite atartioe to monomy would enable parliament to repeal any one of the four great taxes —on income, tea, sugar, or beer--and the diminution of the public expenditure by the amount of one of these taxes would be felt to be • great relief to the publie. I shall reed the report of year proceedings with much interest. —I am, very respectfully yours, Joes Bliturr." 00111MWOICSUOIXI IMO also received from Mr. Bceolefield, M.P., Mr. Nadi,- gate, ILP.. Mr. Cobden, M.P., the Hon. t'. L. Butler and others, impressing sympathy with the movement New AND BRILLIANT PIANOYORTZ Pliant : Wol' t es h aa pr a sonnies, is.; Wollenhanpt's Mahe Moegrolse, dedicated to Yr. Payer. So. Tours Bempittne, ea Them three new compositions bare bass played with Immense gamer by Mr. Otto Bariapr, at the Crystal Palms. Sent tree for 24 sumps each.—A ir and Co., $7, Iteseutetra, London.—(Ad. vortbaseseLl ROYAL ALHAMBRA. °read w .tek by PILLNODIS LOUSZT, with 14 hie Senn% a mast 71100111111/1011. B/Whiet Issedrian trby the first Priam el admission :—Private iter ; reserved seats, 3a. Mane and grand bal. _s7, b. end &etweeendo. le. ; wpm balcony, Id. Box. Alice open 10 4.