The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-28 00:00:00

TELEGRAPMC INTELLIGENCE. hws'• 111 [ON IN TOM. TURIN, Area !T. Mose more frigates, under the command of Aisles] Albino, will sail for Tunis, where the ffiurraction has assumed very serious proportions. GRIECE. RESIGNATION OF THE CANA EIS MINISTRY. CORFU, AnuL 27. Adman from Athena state that the Canaria sekietry had resigned. It was stated that a new ministry would be formed by M. Balboa. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Ann. 27, 3.40 P.M. _ Ilse bourse opeoed very flat in consequence of limstatament published in the Ahendpost of Vienna. .A wards, however, it became very firm, and Bullies closed at 67.5, or 15c. higher than yesterday. THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. By the arrival of the above mauls we have ad vises from Calcutta to March 22"; Madre, March 2!; Colombo, March 31; Singapore, March 17 ; Raw Kong, March 15 ; Shanghai, March 5, &c. INDIA. The preliminary examination by Captain Tighe, Deputy Commissioner, into the charges brought against the Ceiballah and Patna conspirators, com menced nu the 14th March. According to the Delhi Gazette, the charge is " aiding Sittana and Mulka fanatics with men and money, and so trai torously waging war against her Majesty the Queen." "There are many who still apprehend further 1111160U8 disturbances on the northern frontier," says the Madras A therwrum. " But this is nothing new in India. We live constantly iu apprehension of small wars with the Indian Highlanders, whose normal state is one of warfare. They do not un derstand what peace means further than that it is a season of inaction. No matter how much we may labour fur peace, it is clang...roue to speak to them thereof ; they accept all such overtures as tokens of fear, and immediately wake them ready to battle." The cotton crop in the North Western districts is stated by a correspondent of the Englishman to be a very remunerative one. CHINA. Major Gordon bad proceeded to the westward, 40 miles from Boochow, to a city named E-shing, on the opposite side of the Tao-boo lAke. The stockades about this place he took on the 29th February. On the 2nd March the garrison evacuated the place without firing • shot. In the attacks on the stockades Gordon had two or three killed and four wounded. He next proceeded north-westward for 25 miles to a city named Li-ying, which is in Taeping hands. Taeng Kwo- Fan's tortes are 3 miles to the north of this city, and it is intended, it is said, to effect • junction there and hem in Nanking from all assistance from 'the south. The China Masi thinks that in another month something will be done with regard to Nanking. It adds :—" Great destitution prevails in the towns and villages through which Major Gordon has putted • human flesh was being sold in the streets, not f or the first time since Taeping Wong raised his standard. The Chinese at Shanghee and Ningpo are taking steps to supply the starving people with rice, and an appeal has been made to foreigners as well." The siege of Hangchow had not been much advanced during the fortnight, any movements on the part of the besiegers being rather in the direc tion of retiring than pressing on. It was said that Colonel Cooke 's Anglo-Chinese contingent would soon advance to the front. From the pouts on the coast there is no news of importance. Sir Macdonald Stephenson had been in Hong Kong, with a view to ascertain for himself per sonally what the prospects of railways in Chioa really are. He was to return to England by the present wail. JAPAN. The latest edifices from Japan are to the 2nd of March, at which date Sir Rutherford Aloock bad not arrived out. The embassy which left Japan lately uu r visit to the treaty powers of Europe is said to have drawn on the Central Bank of Western India a million of dollara Two shipwrecks are reported from Japan--ooe the British barque Star of Peace, of Bristol, William Eames master, which struck on a sunken reef about five miles from the shore, off Cape Omesaki ; the only survivor of a crew of fourteen is Jose ph _ Corbett, who managed to report the a ff air to Yokohama after some time bad elapsed. The Japanese showed great kind ness to the crew while staying at a vil lage. where they landed for a short time before again venturing to sea in their long boat, which capsized with them. The other wreck was the Nigeria, Captain M'lisy, on the way from Shauphae to Makodadi, on the 31st of December. This vessel struck a ruck off Cape Sirikani, and loot her rudder ; abs was then driven stern foremost ou the beach no., the town of Matsumai. The crew were most hospitably treated by the Prince of Matsumai's people, and all payment refused. The Tycoon had left Yedo for Miako, and it was thought he would not soon return to the former plate. DEATH OF MR. KERSHAW, DI.P.--Inttilligen.NS vas received by electric telegraph in Mmehester yesterday of the death at Striethani, Suney, of Mr. James llershaw, seed the members for Stockport, and head of the firm of Kenhaw, Sidsbottom. and Co., cotton spinners. manufae twin, and calico print n, Portland•steset, Manchester. Mr. Kenyan was born in 1793, sod was one of the successful men of the day. He stalled life as a warehouse lad, bet showed such eminent business qualities that at • tolerably early age he was made a partner iu the mercantile firm of Lees, Millington, sad Callmder, of which ultimately be lideme the leading partner. It was not till some years after that he became a miaow and manufacturer. As • liberal politician he took part is most of the stirring emote is Manchester from 1810 forwards, including the Reform and - the anti-Con Law League agitations. He was • mem ber of the council of the league, and supported the move meet liberally with hie pares, as well es with his voice and personal ineurece. He was • subscriber of 1,0001. to the • Great anti-Coro-taw League Fund." an it was termed, and about the woe time be subscribed LOCO'. towards pae diatric public parks for the people of Biaechester. He was alao a liberal supporter of wheals and of foreign minion,. So munificent was be in his desire to promote my work that he thought to be good, that it is said in a single year hie mute was down as a subscriber to throe dif feeestonjects bibs aumuotof 1,0004. each He mime earned supporter of the movement foe obtaining a charter of WOW poralacto for Manchester, was elected an alderman of the Int town council under the charter, and was made third mayor of Manchester, in 1849, holding the °Moe for two yam. He became a mediae= for the repressetation of Stockport in parliament along with Mr. Cobdes, in July, 1847, but was defeated. la December of th e same year, howver, oo Mr. Cohan 'mating his seat at Stockport, to accept • sea for the West Riding of Yorkshire, be stood a wood contest, and was elected. He motioned to hold the mat till his death. He was held is high respect both in Stockport and Manchester. He lost his only son looms years empire{ several daughters survive him. - - Ti. ALIECANDEA.—After undergoing it survey, this - vessel, which is still lying in the Tort•th Dock. Lieer. psol, will be rapidly completed aed made needy for sea by the Meeln. Miller. The custom-hour ofteen have of cause left the ship. GAILIDALDI AND THE WORLINO Max or LIVER TOOL. —Os Townley eves* the delegates of the various trades appointed to arrange a working nien's demonstration is the event of GaribaWs visiting Liverpool passed • reso. /triton to the effect that • suitable testimootal be promoted the General. Various suggestions ware thrown out, but the proposal to purchase • yacht, or the half of Capron, it with the most approvaL Tax Comvirrr foev ura—Tbesheriffshave received • esoomeoicetion from the Hossirrollkie squat Wog nom dal Owe does cot appear NIT sufficient ammo for interference with the execution of the espitel eseteoae, the death of tbe miesdered mart boring been the direct result of deadly vieieses oacomitted is cold blood for the purposed robbery. CerwrAL PALacs.— thir SHILLING DAY. 11INIOILSDAY, A NUL 27.—Adesissioas os mimed, 1,966; dairy mere mass% 1,103; *steal, 3,068. THE EXPRESS, THE STRATFORD SHAKESPEARIAN FESTIVAL (riox oos apszus, onairroirow.) STRAYFORDON-AVON, The Haymarket company came, and saw, and conquered, last night. The Pavilion, which was indifferently well filled at the oratorio, and which was still fuller at the concert, bad during the representation of Twelfth Night, yesterday evening, the largest audience assembled within its walls since the opening banquet. And while on this point, it is desirable to remember the vast site of the building. An audience which would cram the large oonoert-room in St. James's-hall to overflow ing, and which would cover its corridors and approaches to Regent-strest on the one side and Piccadilly on the other, would in this "mighty space of our large honours" to Shakespeare, be easily absorbed, and would moreover leave a notable array of empty benches around it. And this is the only fault to be found with the Stratford building. It is too large. With its concert orchestra removed, and seats stretching back to its walls on either side, with no extraneous filling from either volunteers and choir singers, as at the banquet, or from a band and chorus of 500 performers, as at the oratorio and concert, it was exposed last night to the severest test it has had to undergo. The prices of admission were high, the resorted seats (area) being a guinea, the gallery reserved seats half-a guinea, and the unreserved seats, be. There was nothing lower than this, and the guinea and be. seats were what may be broadly described as full. The gallery had its row of three deep, and but for the unfortunate circumstance that the propor tions of the hall bears a closer affinity to the Colosseum at Rome than to a modern en tertainment room, we should have had to record its being crammed to repletion. As it was, it looked brilliant enough, and there was nothing wanting in either the arrangements for the comfort of visitors i in front of the house, or in the stage accessories be hind the curtain, save their uniform excellence, to distinguish this temporary Pavilion from more pretentious and permanent temples of the drams. The brilliant decorations, the ornate pilasters, the appropriate monogram and quotations, the artis tic proscenium, and the figures of Geuins and Im mortality, whereby the large stage is guarded, were all seen to advantage. The drop-Roane is the only point open to criticism, and this would have passed muster ve ry well bad it not been for the artistic perfe ction of the building wherein it is placed. he position of the audience was reversed, and what had been the centre of attraction when Mr. Sims Reeves, Madame Pampa, and their fel lows were singing, was now the furthest point from the stage. The whole of the isoenery was lent by Mr. Backstone, and included three or four ad mirable scenes painted specially for the occasion by Mr. John O'Connor. In the oeutre of the first row of seats sat his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle, who wore the jewel of the order of St. Patrick, and who was supported by Lord Leigh, the Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord Wrottesley, the Hon. F. Byng, Sir W. Fraser, Bart.. Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Bart., Sir N. N. C. Hamilton, Bart., K.C.8., Sir Lawrence Palk, Bart, and Lady Palk, Sir A. Hallam Elton, Bart., the Hon. and Rev. F. Leigh and Mrs. Cowan. At the con clusion of Tuvlfth Night, the Earl of Carlisle, and other of the noblemen and gentleman named, went behind the scenes, and warmly thanked Mr. Buck stone for the treat he had afforded them by his ad mirable impersonation of Sir Andrew Agnecheek. After the farce of My dunes Adriee—not the Comedy of Errors, as has been erroneously stated— wherein Mr. &Ahern Mr. Howe, and Miss Nelly Moore appeared, had brought. the entertainments to a close, the Earl of Carlisle and • distinguished party supped at the house of the Rev. G. Gran ville, the vicar of Stratford. In the addition to the festival arrangements already advertised, the committee have determined to give four additional days, commencing on Satur day, which shall appeal more directly to the dunes who may have been hitherto prevented attending the Tercentenary through the high prices at which admission to the various performances has been I fixed. The following programme will be imbued to morrow : POPCLAS Errearenazarra.-Betarday, Apnl 30, Oned Promenade Cotoert. In the afternoos.—Mcesday, May 2. Aortal of Coxwell's halloos at two o'olook from ground adjoining the pavilion; the bead of the Soots Grey* will at- Mod. In the evening a public ball in the prrilioe.—Tuee day, May 3. The tneedy of Othello, usage the Newtons& eon of Mr. Creswisk.—Os Wednesday, May. 4, soder Mr. Creswick'ssuperistsadesce, Muck Ado about Nothing, mod the Trial Same (math* Merchant of Vatic& —Prices of ad mission to the theatrical performsocse each swamies : Lower tier sad pit, le. ; upper tier, 2a. ; reserved seats asd area 3.. Curtain to rise at seven o'clock. Excursion trains will run cm the Greet Wasters, West Midland, the London and North Wester,. frost Birmingham, Wolves hamptoo, Worcester, Oxford, Banbury, Warwick, Loam *toe, Coventry, kr. lu additiou to the above, a grand pageant is being arranged by certain of the townsfolk. irre spective of the committee ; and on Ilonday next, any one may exhibit himself or herself as one of Shakeepeare's heroes or heroines in a procession through the town who chooses to make applica tion to the promoters. SHAKESPEARE IN GERMANY. (nor ocra ow, FRANKFORT, Aria trk. The tercentenarian anniversary of Shakespeare's birthday was celebrated here by a banquet. About 2UO German, English, and American gentlemen attended. I was pretty certain that in the present state of public feeling if political speeches were not excluded something unpleasant would occur, and therefore did not Ro. My anticipations were fully justified. After some rambling political speeches, in which one of the speakers bad the bad taste to say that the English were not worthy of such a genius as Shakespeare , the British ambea sador rose, and the hall having been decorated with various pictures referring to scenes from Shakespeare's plays, be retorted very bluntly, pointing to the picture of Portia's judgment of Shylock as a proof that to use a right in the ex treme might be quite as unjustifiable as to commit a positive wrong. An outburst of indignation fol lowed these words, and the chairman an swered by a quotation from Beale& The American Consul interfered by the sensible remark that the company had come for supper and to celebrate Shakespeane's birthday, nut to discuss politics. An English clergyman spoke in conciliatory tones, and the feast continued then in a better spirit until 2 o'clock a.m. it is evident that in the present state of the public mind in I England and Germany political discussions betweer natives of both countries ought to be avoided, so that it prey be left to time to soften the ill•feeling which unfortunately exists, and at which only the ' enemies of peace and of human progress can rejoice. ROYAL GENERAL DISPENSARY, BARTHOLOMEW CLOsII. —The bienitial festival of this iestitutime was held List night at the Albion Hotel, Aldsrmatrotreet. The dispensary was founded so leng ago se the year 1770 ; and it may thus be reputed as the parent of the numerous charities of the same elms that now adore the metro s. During the past year it administered relief to noiett then 15.293 pormos, at a mot of only 6091. 6s. 7cl. an amount of god which it is suggested is almost without a persil., consideriag the solallaess of the azpooditure it has *staged. The chairman, Mr. (kitchen, M.P., dwelt with great earnestesse ou this fosters of the case, remiedieg the commuy that for every guises they subscribed they would have the astishaticei of bght ening tbe suffering of neon than • more of posses is the hour of their need. It aware from this samants that the receipte have latterly hose scuseiwbot imilequeM and then there wore eausteuding liabilities on the, 31.1 ef December last amounting to %X 17s. lid. Referring to thin fast. Mr. Grease Radom eloquent appeal to the friends of the charity to clear away so serious an impediment to its useful. use The bon. gentleman wee supported by Mr. Nimbi. M.P., and maoy other iefinential teatimes. Subscription' to a liberal amount wire annomood in the muse of tim ovosiag. MO RI THAN MICR AND 'arm THAN rms.—This swum to ths lamest sad best stack at sprlag Led ass sr s, submitted tar jeablls oppss/ lite world-Weed fr ann trousees at Alfred Webb WOW re the ortgiastees sere &HA. Olisterset. 73. Brookcareek mmover4quarw solaria/4 um .othrormest. IMPERIAL E lIALAY XVW4I, HOITSE OF COMMONS. —WILDs lADAT, Arm 27. 0/11711011 BATE CetiKUTATION After our report left yesterday, The house divided— Par the ancendniest Against (10-100 The second reeding ire consequently lost. BANE NOTES (SCOTLAND) BILL. Sir J. HAY moved the second reading of the Beak ScNotes otland) Bill, the object of which was to a ff ord a bstains accommodation by authorising newly established banks in Scotland to issue notes spinet rad. Mr. BLACK contsoded that the rat a% inetitutioir supplied abundant banking facilities, end that the measure was umseosesary. He moved, as an amendment, that the bill be reed a mooed time on that day six months. Mr. FLNLA Y supported the second maim, ea the ground that the bill was framed io accordance with the principle of free trade in raking. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opposed the motion, althongh he was not inveterately horde to the principle of the bill, which was by no mars unsound, so far' r it concerned the issue of notes against gold ; but he thought the Error wee premature, and that It would ant be wee to consider the question of the &orb banks, whir be admitted were possessed of peculiar privileges, without canadering the much larger question of the entire banking system of the United Kingdom. The discussion re continued by Mr. Dualop, Sir E. Colebrook*, Mr. Hodpos, Mr. Blichassai, Mr. Kier/rd. Mr. Gram, and Mr. H. Bare, and emanated in the witkidniwal of the bilL of the Therm (Ireland) Bill led to a l dissuasion, bet so program was made. a gI a YR I EILLY opposed the measure. It made a great any birds and an pee which were not legally pine at parent ; sad it established a DOW class of offenose—for stealing the egp of wild birds. (Hear, hear.) ene boa. member was still spears( when a quarter to six arrived, and the Speaker left the *Mir amidst the laughter of the home and re cheers of the opposers of the tall FISH TRINES (SCOTLAND) BILL. This bill was Ter a third time sod passed. BEAT OF THE UNDER SECRETARY OF STATE. Mr. MASSEY brought op the report of the committee on this subjer, who declared their opinion to be that the seat of re Under Secretary al State last appointed bad set been vested. The house adiourned at 10 Wares to 6 o'clock. WI POLICE AND THE PRIMROSE HILL MEET INQ.-DEPUTATION TO SIR GEORGE GREY. Yesterday afternoon, at 5 o'clock, the joint depu- Islam@ from the City and Working filsa's Garibaldi Cow suttees, waited woe Sir George Grey, at hi lionse-odSoe, for the purpose of bringing nailer his polio, the ecedurs of the police in suppressing the Garibaldi public mooting on Prizszose•bill. on Saturday evening last, and to saternUn upon what conditions, if any, the public are allowed to hold mestinp. *ems. Beals. J. A. liicholia'Sia might, sal J. R. Taylor, ated from the , sad Moors. Hartwell HoreeLy, Midlands, Applegarth, w, Pother bridge, and Cottony, Awn the Working Men's Com mittee. &r G. Garr mid he had bat little to add to what he bad elated in perliament. No orders respecting the meet ing had been given either by himself or !kr B. Mayne, but he had no doubt the police hed acted in pereasees of their geoeral instructions to provost all assemblages in the ahrips of ensidiap in the parka, se an interference with the reuse.- tine of the people. This order had been Weed upon the disturbances in Hyde-park some two years tack. He was sot there to argue the question of the right of Um people to meet la Ikons:kn. If tlie deputation disputed the right of the arithorines to enforce the prehilitirm in question they well knew hew the quoitioa might be knight to en issue. Primrose-bill was considered one of the perks, and no swung could be held es it without the consent of Mr. Gower, the Commissioner of Woods and Forests, wider whose control the puts were placed. That permimiksa bad been given for the flhakeepeure Celabratient, and under all the circumstances, as there had been already one large misting, be frankly watered he regretted the police had MA allowed the meeting is question to proceed, which he bad no doubt would have pared off in the roost peaceatd• manner. if, had been told there wee no violates, either es the part of the police or the people, and this wee the first time he had beard of any ViOiebe• on the part of the;forraer. If any parson present bad been assaulted by the police be could summoas them before a magistrate for the offence. Mr. Butas—T7aen reopening the committee call another Stapp at therms place on Saturday neat , would it also he by the pollee oa the ground of Primmee.hill being a ill 7 Sir G. Garr—The polio*, under the Instructions I have al luded to, *odd have the power of stopping the meeting sakes the coanset of Mr. Cowper to hold it had pre. Acutely beset obtained. Mr. Baas—Theo these Orden, the legality of which I dispute, virtually prohibit all open air meetings of the peo ple unless sanctioned by the government, which M. I contend, a mast dangerous scat, and one subversive of the ooruititutional rights of en. To hold meeting ta the open air the people London must go into the country, to Blackheath or Hampstead Heath, and eves thee only by the sufferance of the police. Sir G. Gm—l cannot argue the question of right ; that most be settled by an action at law. Masers. Nichoisy, Taylor , Applegarth, sod kledland, heeling confirmed the ststemente of the chairman as to the violence of the police, Mr. llanrwm.l. said that at the very time the police in terfered with the Garibaldi martini there were importer* preachers " cheap Jacks," " Aunt Sallya," and gambling tables, tinaosnectsd with the Shakespeare mestiag, all over the hill, surrounded by several hundred people. MIN were left unmolested by the . police, who said they in terfered with the Garibaldi meets* held cm the met of the hill, because it interrupted the highway, wharves if any inch interruption could have possibly taken place on the hill it meat have arisen from the other assesiblsees he had alluded to, files 01101L011 Gear amid oaly repeal his regret that the meeting had not been allowed to proceed. He had fall omifidenes in the lore of order antoorpt the working classes. The deputation thee retired. In the evening a mention of the Working Men's Geri. baldi Committee was held at the Whittiagtoe Club, Mr. Hirai in the chair, when the secretary reported the result of the interview with 191, George Grey. A &casks arose in the course of which a tiros' opinion was esteemed that a meeting should be called for Saturday week on Prim rose-hill, when, if the police again interfered, ettMcisat resistance should be made by the chairman or some stew hen of the committee to warraut the polies lain them tato custody, in order that the question might come fairly into • court of law, as to whether the orders of Sir H. Mayo. wereejustibediby any act of parliameat. With this understandier the following resolution wee agreed to %mol ars:sly on the motion of Mr. Howell. asixedsd by Mr. Osborne :—" That this committee is of opinion that the ad. *trued Garibaldi meeting should be held at an early date, and that at sock meeting the legality of the interference of the police with orderly open air public moieties' in the parka or elsewhere be tested. That a subcommittee of 12 be appointed to confer with the City snb'committee, with fall powers to soartats neck meeting, and which shall be hold, no poaitite act of parliament existing to the contrary, ea on Stitarday evening seat, at 6 o'clock." The nub - committee haying been appoiated, the committee adjourned. TM: NEW /REEMASOZf3•HALL. The ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of the New Freemmee's-hall took place yesterday ors the efts of the build*/ is Grees-atreet. Liman 's lestielda, is the presence of Me Greed Neater the Earl of ZaThass. the Deputy Grand the Earl de Grey and Ripon. the Grand Nester of 'reined the Duke of Leinster, Lind Leigh. the flaked klascheeter, nod • very numerous body of the craft. There were pretest about SOO members and warders of various lodges throughout the United Kiugdom, who had hem deputed by their respective lodges to attend the ceremony. The brethren having amembled, a grand lodge we. upend is the Temple, aad some routine bulimia Weed done a prooasied was tonna, which pro ceeded to the rte of the new building adjoining the protest hall. The sew building, which will be a handsome Italian structure, oniamested with statues, will have 190 feet hostage, cad it h 'Melded to build vary extensive hall with offline, which will accommodate the summons lodges is the metropolia, the main object being to bring them aa mach into commusioatios as possible. When completed, the hall will be 0110 of the floes* in Leaks. la the ironies a grand banquet took place at the Free maresee-hell. The Earl of &Used presided, end wee sup ported by the Earl de Grey and Ripon, and varimabigh dignitaries. ROYAL COLLIOI Of SUMMONS 01P EXCILLND. Tim following jeotlemmi battiest underdogs th• nererwarY ezaatinetems fee the diploma were admitted members of the (maw at a meet*/ of the Court of Eramieers on the 26th Net., vis.:—Meesrs. Frederick Henry Appleby, East Rat. ford, Rorie; Ale:soder Brum, Albert-terms, Regent's-park; Thome Baud, North hillhertes. Elsetersea; George Berea Baker. Southport, Lam:Were; Joeepti Bower Siddall„ 1,.13 A., Mottos, Derbyshire; Joke Sidney Tuner, Seaford, Sasser; Heavy William Pf 101214, Bideford, Devon; Eder Athelstase Brows*, Nottierhill; Jobe Realms Bathurst Dove. Falkeld, Bilk ahoy, Gloucestershire; Ed ward M 'Coukey IDCready. MR, T.C. D., Binshigharn; Robert Morris Meik- Idol's, Bombay; William Boyle Oeighlan. IL A., Quess's Usivandl)), Weed, Meachester ; Nysien Holmes Lower, Lewes, Sams; Alauader Clement Bayley, Bedford ; Healy Inset, Totten, sear Southampton; Albert James Wallis, Cambridge; Thames Haywood Smith, Aloseter„ Werwlsruitirs; Robert Chapman Gibers. Fyield, Ongez, Imes; Heavy or Itsavestate Harris, Combs Dews, ficeeenet; John William Hayward, Smasher, Hest- Jelin ?Maria Feeler, Guernsey; mad Edward Peer Shorisad, L.&A., Waathary. linsweran'tTits is oboist) and strong, moderate la sok% ail irimilesom• t• Me. Mee •thsalagsultes• essesei for this Or s spend pretars••• It is meld to post•le by ••••••LAAffinmibilmErrai. It 4 IIT, 28, 1884. - DRAMA. STRAND. _ _ . The very sueseezinl extravaganza of Orpheus and Eurydice bas at Wei beau withdrawn from the bills el this theatre, and its pleas is now supplied with another barlesque by the woo rather, Mr. Byron, founded on the tames French ballet, Le Diable d Quart. This piece— which Er. Byres hes called Messeerkis, or the Stich, the Pole. and As Tartar—was played kr the Ann tine lest eight, and rewired with the utmost favour by • crowded sodium. We believe it has been in preparetioa for award months, sad it is produced with every aid that the maaegeneent can give it is the shape of taste sad liberality. HAVAL AND MILITARY. Ammar: Aram 27. Arroi Ooseetasier 41. N. Atatesley to be se isepiettog COra mender of the Coast Guard, vice Robineou, dooeseed ; LtooMoaat 0. Alder to the yottlemake. _ ' Masters W. .1. Oeseilio the Indus, for the Cor dell& ; A. Sotto. to the d, for Ws Welverise ; H. Aguilar to the Figard, for the Impels/N. Assistant Paymsater A. Willi% to the Formidable. CHATHAIi. Ann, W. The Bombay, 68, 400 horse-power, Captain Cohn Campbell, flagship of Be•r-Admiral the Hoa. 0. J. B. Elliot, C. 8., was yesterday takes out of the harbour to the Masao Seeds, for the parson of making her trial at speed at the measured mile. The Bombay was formerly an 00. gun sailing Alp, but was "oonverter at this dockyard unto a screw steamer, and fitted with wee« of 4011. power. The vessel, which was is sharp at Copal C. 8., commanding the steam reserve, made six runs at boiler power at the measured mile, when her swamp rate of speed was 10.157 knots. and number of revolutions per minute IS. At half-boiler power • speed of 7.330 knots per hoar was oblaiaad. The trial was coasidirod very esti& bctory, the Bombay making • higher speed than on the oomaion of her former trial at light draught. At the ekes of the trials the venial brought up at the Nom and awaits orders from the Admiralty. WOOLWIOH, Arm 27. The Board of Admiralty has determined upon Hui mestruotioa of a ocesidenble number of the new de scription of steam launches te be fitted with the double or twin acre, madinvery by the firms of Maudslay, Floes, sad Field, Penn, and other eminent engineers. Six of these 'men are now in progress at the several government dock. yards, aid will be fitted out as tenders to iron-clad steam Kline' now in commimion. Each of the launches will be mounted with two light Armstrong gum, and from their peculiar construction they are wall adapted for service in shallow waters. eN larawnLY Saatmarr SHOT.—A military board of inquiry has bees held at the barracks. Niihau-15ex t- Grevemod, to investigate the circumstances attending • serious accident which occurred a few deg since to Sar gent Augustus Banks, of the fitth Regiment. It appeared that Backs was soperinteading rifle guiles at the 'were meet range, sad whilst exassieiag a target and bolding is his hand • danger signal. • private of Royal Marines fired at another target, but the shot wee wide, and the ball pared through the upper part of the sergeant's thigh. After the evidence of several witIIMISOSS the marine was discharged from custody. The sufferer warn for soma time in • very dangerous 000ditiors, but is now in • fair way of recovery. LAW INTiLLIGENCE. COURT OF DIVORORAND MATRIMONIAL o.ll.ollllL—Lism 37. Wars tits Judos Ordinar, SWIM Oheauson, add Mr. Yestirig.) JOT= V. JOTCIL-0311•801141.111./ DILL!. Is Wm ass yesterday, Thais Lordships lost time to consider their Judi/mat. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLJAmszfr. Yesterday, after a conferetce with counsel cad the prcdoesional parties promoting the annieroas bills for the new metropolitan railways, the committee decided cm dividing them into two separate mum, so sa to abbre viate the labour and facilitate the objects of the isquhy, Bodies that at their present rate of progress, if all the T 3 schemes before them had to be dealt with and decided by one committee, oes half the erosion would be oonaumed, sad that they would not be able to get through them in sufficient time to enable the promoters to comply with the imperative standing order of the House of Lads, which requires that no bill should be read a eroond time in that house after 12th Jane. Under these oiremostsoms sod the proposed altered arrangement it was resolved that the DOW group or committee, the members of which will have to be appointed. should have aasigned to them for consideration the following oodertakings :—North Loodon Railway (Kingsland sod Totteoham hoe), Totten ham and Hampstead, losidoe aod Brightos (new Metropolitan Railway (Nottiag•bill and Brompton Eaten- Moo), sod Metropolitan Railway (Trinity souse* Ertession), leaving the others to be dealt with by the original room mittee. Mr. Berke then opened the case of the proposed new exteosioos of the London, Chatham, sod Dover Railway, oe the south side of London. These consisted brat ofs line of 1 mile 75 chains and diverose of existing railways se or err Battersea, culled the Barrer works, sad other rail- ways and alterations of authorised railways at and seer Beres-hill, else a widening fora leagth of one mile of • portion of the company's weetend seers from the Wands worth-road to Shepherd's-lame, Brixton, snob works celled the southern works to become part of the westead seeks of the oropany's Metropolitsa litensions, together with an intense. to 000neet the compaey's authorised Greenwich line with the North Kent line of the South Easter, to he celled the Kent works, sad to berate part cf the seaters • ✓atios of the Metropolitan Exteusioa. The company pro pose to raise for the Kest works 220,0001. by eastern sea Lion share, 1864, is the Metropolitan Extensions, looters section, and 73,0001. by mortgage of the Easters notion, and 100,0001. by general preference shares, to be applied is discharge of further sneers of dividends on the guantoteed capital of 500,000/. created under the Extension to Dover Act, and to be redeemed, together with 60,000& raised in 1861, in 15 years after the passing of the bills. The evidence of Sir C. Fox, ',ogres of the line, occupied the remainder of the day. The committee on the bill of the London and North Weiler. RailwayCompaay, for improving the preset traffic arrangements between England and Ireland, after wooed in opposition for the ershire sail York. stell w Ls aachester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, sad Great Northers, rand the bill subject to the insertion of provisions in favour of opposing intense. The bill for the proposed Blackpool and Fleetwood Rail way was thrown out, and the case for the Kooteod sad Gazers/ Railway epees& Continuous *riders on reseal meets was taken le the committees on the Bristol Central Station Railways, cis the Portpatrick Railway, Girt Nor. there forensics from Lincoln to Bourn), end Wrexham. Mold, and Ommiales Quay Railway. The committee on the new Money Desks, at an estimated oast of 875,000 k, pared that measure apart from any decision as to the orrice of tonere, rates, and does. The bill for the Nottingham Or also went through. Lord Donoughenors'a committee set to cousider the Birmingham end Staffordshire Gas Bill; and the Earl of Carearre's committee examined the Duke of Devoashire and others on the proposed Ashes and !Maly bridge Waterworks. The committee on the Millwall Carl and Docks intimated an opinion in favour of the bill, pro vided satisfactory proof wen given of complete ooroplience with the reading orders. LONDON IssTrrtrrioN. —The fifty -ninth annual meeting of the proprietors of this institution was held yes terday in the lecture theatre of the institution, Paisbory. cerium; Mr. T. Basis', M.P., in the chair. Mr. 11* ILP., the secretary, read the report, which righted that the attention of the =angers had been directed to obtainies a better supply of new and popular work; and there are now 600 volumes ferniaird for distribution by the Library Company. Tie permanent library and collections are in • complete and effective conditioo. The lectures delivered during the somas bare excited general interest amid diffused much information, especially those on chemistry and botany, sod the laboratory experiments of Professor Lankly') have been productive of valuable results. Tie committee had come to the resolution of opposing the various schemes for form ing a railway terminus in Finsbury-elms, as likely to prove highly injurious to the newest' of the inetitutioe. The financial statement showed the total receipts for the year b 7 subscriptions, &c., to be 3,3701, 16; 11d., and thee:peed'. cure to be 2,5791. 7s. ; lorries 7911. 9a. 11d. bales= on the year. The chairman bevies moved tie adoption of the report, mum oragestiou were made by various proprietors foe improvements in the niaaagornent of the imitsturieo, which the chairman promised ehould be takes into eau sideration. The report was thee adopted. The retirieg member@ of the committee having been re-elected, the meeting concluded with • vote of thanks to the chained's. TKIHDI7I TO THE MENOST OF THE LATE RICHARD ROSIsTS.—As influential meeting was held yesterday at the haw of the Society of Arts, to consider the moat appro priate mean of testifying to the guarel mese of the im portant services readeeed by the late Mr. Richard Roberta to manufactories industry sad the arts. Tie followiag solutiou was proposed by William Yairbaina, LLD., PLS., seconded by Mr. Thomas Baskry, /LP., and carried uminiutotiely. :—"2'hat this meeting is of opinion that the emimint services which Mr. Richard Roberts kes murdered to the manufacturieg industry of this 'matey and the world at large by his useful invention; deemed some sabsteatial and permanent record, and that the most appropriate tit. buts to his memory would be in the first iseteue to provide for the iodepeadeoce of his only daughter, and that for this purpose a feed be raised by public atbscriptioa." The following noblesnes sod gentlemen were appointed • ounniibtee to carry the above resolution into effect :—Mis Graft tie Duke of flotherlaad, the Earl of Caithness, Lord Stanley, M.P., Lord Alfred Churchill, M.P. Sir Edward Belcher, C. 8., Mr. Tboame Beale , Mr. John Pon der, M.P., Dr. Fairbeisa, Funk, Mr. &rah Col. burs, Mr. Beenesa Weedereft, Mr. Thome, Lobster, Mr. J. ?names, Mr. P. Le Neve Foster, ion. sect, and abets. A CRIURCH CoNtsCSAlrloff IN TES ZTENING.— The Bishop of Leedom bes axed tie 'ragtag of May 25 tor the immunities cif 81. Pura aural; is the parish of Pa. llastkies, Betimil-peee, it ceder that the weal/tar rosy be presoak for whose spiritual use it is 5001. are still required to complete tie =ins. Ewan AID CO.'S MINLICA.L LIBRAS; 131 MIN Ass lassies.-IPreassegsses pada SaSnelbsis may enlist 1 4th. R, loisal4lserA. Isdaties.-Item.eleamill4 THE POLICE COURTS. GIYMpHALL. Mr. Michael Almllama, the solicitor to the Frisch Coa gulate, .folded yesterday before Alderman Challis, and made the following mamma. He said be had been re quested by the French Consul to bring under the notice of the magistrates au extensive system of fraud at present being practised by foreigners in this country upon persons resident in Franca fie produced IMMO= letters, all bearing different signatures, in wbieh the critics repre sented that parcels of goods end valuable documents had arrived from America for the parties to whom those lettere were addressed, and offering to forward them on receipt of 10 frame to pay the charges of iesumnos, freight, he. la many instances the money bad bees forwarded, sad by the di rectim of the French Consul, who bad about 100 simOer letters in Ids pone ion, doubtless written by themese banks, inquiries were made, and at the addresses ghee by the portico perpetrating these frauds they were esW•4 no known. It was, however, ascertained that foreigners were is the habit of calling at those addressee for letters, an im mean number of which bad bees returned to the °moral Post-offlos. The letters were all written os printed forme, Alderman Challis mid be had no doubt the prog n ey:orally in would give um:: utmost aid exposiog them SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. WEDNESDAY. The weather ocatinning britliantly fine, coupled with the prevalent dry " ceeterly winds, mused the Heath to be very bird "going, which found out the "poor fits" of Trojans in the gust race (the Priam of Wales's Stakes), for he broke down so badly that it is qnentiouabie whether he v 61411111 run again. Tim hardwire of the ensued also appeared to affect the action of want' others Musts the day. the mtge. dance was larp for ea " off day." The only items on the cards worthy of comment were the Prince of Walee's Sakai, UM Handicap Plate, and the Newmarket Two Year Old Plate. For the tiret-mentioned race King ot the Vale strode away from Me opponents frog end to sad, and won in a center by tea lengths. The Hand icap Plate brought out fourteen runuen, and produced a ' hot" favourite in Weatherglass. She, however, had Dotting to do whit the IlaiMi, which was coussed to the two "turned Moos* cos, Atlas and Diaappointmeet, Ike own brother to Asteroid visaing a fine race by • head. Seamless initiated the Newmarket Two Year Old Plate out of the seventy 'Mired, and the greatly improved La Mechanic, with the race in hand from the commeaoseneat, came away upset entering the fords and won sally. The followiig on details of the Tam rasing : Panics or WALIeS draw of 150 ems. each ; b ft, and 25 if declared, he. ; for 4-yr.olds ; oohs, Bet gib; Mee, Brt 4Th penalties and allowance.. 00111111111/ACJI Coarse, 2 miles 2 furlongs 28 yards. (9 mho.) Baron nothsehild's King of Ike Vale, by King (Wells Tem— Agnes, i Sib ) I Me. T. H Sa ugh...The reserve , Sat Ito nue».) 2 Mr. Same. lady Superior, Tat tLb fledgiar) 3 Cbtereas and Trojans. ales ran Bettina : 6 to 4 apt Bing of the Vete, 100 twe 30 wt Ciatercian, 4 to 1 apt Trojaaaa, end 6 to 1 apt The Reserve. _ _ _ - IiAIIDIOLP PLO'S d 50 nova. fir 3-yr-olds aad trp ward& Broth, Staksa Cause, 6 Boles's. Mr. W. i Joaaes Atha, W etockwail—reetolam, 4 es& del lulb Mr. caarres Dlsegpolalareal, yes, Tel Mb.. .(kl- Guyer) I lard lisesmouis Member, a re, nst . , .(11.0rumehazi th7. The leilewlog Moo Mtiall•rs s rL .or as Ziaa, Primo LOG 800, Black Friar, Queen bee. Warwick, Weatherglass, and lllna. Bottum : 3 to 1 apt Weatherglass, 6 to 1 apt Dolphin and limbo', 8 to 1 apt Disappoistmeot, 14) to 1 apt Atlas, 100 to El each apt Prince Lea 800 sad Black Friar, and 100 to 7 apt Queen Bee. A BWEEPSTLIMB ai 50 sort each, ty for 3-yr-olds; oohs, Bet 10Ib ; &hes, get 61b ; certain Mbomou.. DAL, 7 [wimp 210 yard.. (6 tabs.) Lord umbra Warrior, by Xing Toss—Woodarmplanet 71b (Yardham) Lard enamiconre Provells, Mt Mb Mr. W. & Caresorl A glst:4l s een,Ase SW ( &dowsed.) I Cadjillialaluck also ma Belting: 5 to 4 at PsossiLoad 8 to 4 sptalp ci the Old Bkok. A Bwmwesaise of 50 ecovs eteh, h ft, foe3-yr•olds; odes, Sat 1011, ; Wi.s, get 6lb ; earlois allowaaaw. DA., 7 fur. lt p r. 210 yards. (3 sobs.) homers War Dance, by /wimp —Victoria, Set lolb (.Wall) 1 Deka of Cleveland's Verger, fat 718 Kfflldn) Betting: 3 to 1 cm War Dome, who made all thie naming and woo by a neck. Tam Nawnauxr Two-Teas-Oho Phase of 9001.; col* fiat 10ib ; nit 81b ; wieners extra. Loire foretop of 8.. LL (70 entries.) Mt. lath s s la Mechanic, by Tanow—Trarlata, Set I*o alb on) (AlderceM 1 Kr. Ma rion Shrapoell, lib 0044 Mr. ,tinetion, dN Mlb Water) S The !albedo' aloe rau :—Raerah,ll Ze dekataamo, advande, =lla,!he L (Mader, Me lava! Illgaasee, Radc li ffe, IA Beereeda, liy al Devon, ICeapeilw, Aeoetver, Volatile, General RAUL lillverlocks, sad Oka lela Betting : 3 to 1 apt Midellffe, 5 to 1 opt Le Michaele, 100 to 15 opt Shrapeell, 7 to 1 each apt Volatile and lii. Royal Highaes, and 100 to 8 ince opt lad/guinea and Mil rowlock& A Ptarit of Mi. for SFr-old.: was, fist 10lb; Mies, Set 7lb• wiabers 4lb *atm KM. elle WU sad 17 yards. Mr. Imageries Corollas, by lvenlCeqesele, rl ilib (taahu:hag albs es.) (Cameros) 1 Baron Bothschlld's rJgardie. tier (lao. Sib ax.).... (Walls) Betting :6to 4 oo Algarsde. throbs' made all the roa. 'deg, and woo in • ouster by a dams lsegths. Al Swahrwrazha of 10 sots. web, for two and three -Fr. olds ; fillies allowed 31be. The winos, to be sokl for 3UU sows. d deroaDded, b.o. ; if entered for 200 sorafallowed slbs. T. Y.O. (Five forloegs 140 yards). (7 salts.) Yarnana - hy urlawdo—lllinalsya, a yrs lOW. hit alb tForditsno 1 Count Y. de Lougee MM. Badmaan, 1 Jr. ,bitd.l, 1.1 @lb (B. heti, 2 Lard Portanonlit'a The Karat. II Fes MM.), Vat illia The following also ran : Overcast, Zobrah, Vidalia oo aUsi lt, and Mother hunch. Betuhg : 3 to 1 each apt Yamaha and Beata Bahama, 4 to 1 each apt Kate Stewart colt Lod Overcast, and 7 to 1 apt Mother Basch. A Swareranan of 50 vow. enclidi ft, far 3-yr-eide and upwards. T.Y.O. (5 Whew 140 yardn) (9subs.) Longlisld's Blarney. by Clarst—Mag oss the Win, 3 yrs. let 91b Biz Biz J. Hawley's Argonaut, 6 yrs. get Ilb (Welk) I Biros Ik4ltscltild's Grubber*, • yrs. OM Illb ;Osborne) Betting : 611.5.. /barmy, 9 to 4 apt Arrabsut, WO to 30 apt Orantioro. Mann; both 2-yr-olds. Last half of B.M. 300 roes, 100 ft. Doke of ll Albaa's Trapeze, by Volilirear —Trlcketress, bt 7lb Captain Lamb'. ritar, Bit 121 b. Fordbana) 2 Eves booths& RozwaY. Swinriman of 30 *ova. each, for 37r-obis; oohs, dos 10th; Ilboo, !kb 51b. A.F. (1 ukilo 2 tallow 71 yardo.) Jor. J. bowoo' Buys)\ by nocksell—Mowerloo. rr 10th - - - Okatuna) tr... Victoria OiIMS oared Askew LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. ONE TIOVeAND. 9to 2 apt InnUnlr (t sod 6 Ito dpi Mollyearpr(off) to of) I 1 Toot-Tool (t) 6to 1 Maspowstle (t Ito 1 Oaass ladfa and sod of I to 1 Bitter off) to taw I 21 to 1 Linda (o t) ff) Drakeitandod) 160 to 100 apt llaapouta. Gem Indria, sad &Wink (t). CHEST= CUP. Ito 1 seat Accident (t) Il4to 1 apt loot-Toad and Woksionoontdtd") BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. ONY TROUSA-41). _ - - I sto 1 eget SardlalaCt ---- le W - 1 eget Tool Tool (t) 5 to 1 hla 100 to I —. Get-Itooks (t) 100 to 15 Roily Carew (t) Uto I Ueda t): Bto 1 Neter to Pe nto 1 Aertoola (t) Drake (t) 1 1111 to 1 Hawkey Sharp (1) ato 1 Goma Leers (t) •11 to 1 Dram (t) 10 to 1 Tomato ( V....„4 CUP. la to I opt ltuessio (t) 1 ato 1 sad lard Zealand (I) 13 to 2 —. tharaiselLsot tt) ' lee to 41 Okoaloaer (14 15 to 1 Acchleat (tapM I 16 to 1 TootToota Mel -7 to 1 Maas. (t) amok 000pied(t) BETTING AT MANCHESTER-WIDNISDAT. ONE THOUSAND 01711f16a. II to 1 to the Molt (off) min= CU?. Ito 1 eget Numb rt TY he to 1 .pt AoeldoeS(tlteff) ato 1 °marline (t) 00 to 1 —. Voterlooleao te la to 1 ESOCIIII• OM &GC le to 1 areeeard it) DI MIT. 6 to 1 .pt Peel (t 1100 to T apt Motorise ((I a dal off) to to 1 apt Daregah (t) Ma. W. F. Wzipiwg.—bk °omission with this divider isdividsid, who was adjulissied • Malawi es Ilateeday, it shodd be ehesrvel that he Us dill • very valuable revediesary Ws healed IR • kip eslM. at Has. worth, Nadelk, iota the esjoywast of whisk he wall sot cease dal 1858. This =tad is meth abed 8,0001. a ~.r. last is staidly ealsilect, sad will awed is this ddsowy 006111111 of things Is the West hers to Mr. Madames • few days shoo It will be ebearved thsi Yr. Wisdom WM wljsiissiiii bsaknisi s• his M s s s ods dm' disks M was shield is is jams his snake sear the sodas& sod adsidliftaliss el • blab Issal telbsesaL It is only years ism iks jury e el by Master Wanes drisrad Mr. Widlisa sayable d Ids ewe asks ; Vat trial swim' osaki is I Ohms, Id sesideal mists el is Mr. J. Itsactsi. he ha sits is Qs ~is si sad amok. *Hyped bade the pallid • loadarseL—Pest. MARKETS. TALLOW.—Wroszirisav Evanra.-71m market was stmily today. Spot, 40s. to 40s. 3d. ; all the mouth. 40s. to 40s. 3d. ; Jam, 40a 6d. to 408.9 d. ; July to September, 41a. id. to 41a. 6d. ; October to December, 435. td. Delivery to last treabig, 242 oaks ; no arrivals. 001T014.—IrrwooL, Arum 27.—There bat been • good border dons without thanes to prices. Sales to-day, 10,000 bales, includiog 3,000 for speculation aal export. 800 Atusrioaa, 254. to 29d. ; 360 Pernam, 270. to itts..; 300 Mara/abash 28d. to 294.; 400 Mamie sod Ead. ; 1.500 Egyptiaa, 270. to 33d. ; 250 Smyrna, 235. b 253. ; 8.400 Surat, 14d. to 22 44 . ; Madras, 2014. ; Busgal, &dude, ko., 1334. to 140. ; 170. to 10.0. LEATHER.—The transactions in leather during the past week have been limited in extent. At Leadeoball, on Tuesday, there was a moderate amply of fresh goods, and a fair amount of busies= was done at about late prises Light English butte, shoulders, and light calf skins ars WIMP Sad in request. 001.N.—Barlan, Ann t7.—Oar market has been Area at lad week's rates. Whites, frau 38.. to 42a. ; red, 365. to 38a. ; beans, 365. ; oats, per 12 stone, ; peas, 30s. to 32n A mall snow of grata. GrraeOW, Aran. 27.—Little variation occurred in the value of any article al the trade during the week, holders of wheat resisting any further decline as stated in our last circular, and there has been some inquiry to hold over. To. day the market had a firmer tone, and several parcel of American red spring wheat were taken by speculator at =tte rates, but transactions were restricted by many requiring an advance ; for consumption the busiDess was pigsty in retail. In flour there was little change, io some same sack, ware obtainable 6d. under last quotations. Barley in favour of buyers. Irish oats rather more saleable at previous rates. Bootee 3d. per boll dearer. Oatmeal, 3d. to 6d. per load higher. Beans about 3d. dearer. Pens and Indian corn unaltered. The week's foreign supplies Gamin chiefly of 4,160 quarten of wheat, and 3,996 qre. barley from the Baltic and Denmark, via Grangemouth, aad of 630 qn wheat from France, via Clyde; from America no imports are reported. CATTLE.--Sotresau., Aram 27.—The demand wit good, and when cleared oat at aa edemas in prices. Best Blade from 3e. 4d. to 6a. ; mutton, 4a. 4d. to de. id. ; lamb, 7a. 6d. to de. ; veal. 44. dtt. b sa 6 d..; Pork, 3 0 . dd. to 4e. 6d. poi dowel Um., shades the elaL 00A1.11. LONDON, Arm 27.—Hastiap Hartley, 17a. 3d. ; Holywell /Wm. 17s. 9d. ; North Nita/ Gaa, 12e. 9.1; Walls Ead Her, Hs. 9d. ; Ethan Hain, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Ead Braddylls Bette., 18a. ; Walls Ead Haswell, 19e. ; Walls gad Heaton, 198. ; Walls Bad Moe* Hatton, 19e. ; Walls Ead Oassop. 18s. ; Walls Ead Cando; 18e. 6d. ; Will. Zed Hartlepool. Hs. 9d. ; Walls End Hatt& Hall, 18a. ; Walls Ead 17s. 9d, Walls Ead South Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Ead South Kenos, 18s. ; Anthracite, 226.-Bhips at 'market, 77; sold, 82. TRAFFIC RETURN& Mein Pee- War- Teta, Total. AMWAY& epa wiregere. e.baacthe. 1964. UM Week .dirt Feb. 16. t lemakey. rad C.L 1851 1,975 1,24 2,262 3,3 W Week mediae April & Deihl* roddl lake es Bum 11% 2,102 1,324 Week oo April 16. illaburek and alargew 172 B.oos 7,743 Sestuah leoril Lamm 5,040 5,044 Week eating April W. Sambre sad Meese Week radius April It Cork sad Beaton >M 199 149 344 344 *Wow lieratk Wages 196 •-• 4,929 8,304 Lamb" liefikiee. and L Opeet mg 14,865 4,427 19,292 17,391 lowthilailere Week eetlag April U. 1 4473 6,006 19,675 10561 . . . 7 Lin 76$ 1,866 1.561 Oria4 umaieure t Irodwitles 4os 14.011 33. 40 0 37,916 33,040 Leaden and 1.1160 923 1,4821 1,711 12e81e4 sad Lincolnshire O$S &US 10,065 15,903 15,014 Uetraponton — 2,102 1,940 North Itatfordalthe IN 1.813 &KO &sweat? and Newtons & Llanulkes & Newtown f 0 US 897 1.100 LOW Rooth Devon to 3.344 1.419 11,9116 2.681 Meer THE ENDOWS], CR/LIMBS OP ?Al CORPORATION OP LOWDON.—Yseterdity monde' Mr. T. Her., the inspector of charities ender the Oormoimiosers of Charities appointed under the statute 80 Oeo. ILL, cap. 91, "to inquire ow. esraing the charities in Forbad and Wale' bequeathed for the education, ha, of the poor," cootioned bin inquiries into the state of the endowments of this kind nods the onetrol of the corporation. The inspector took his seat at eleven o'clock precisely is the committee-room No. 3, _at °oddball. The comptroller wee present in his offi cial capacity, to SUM, questions and produce dem mote relating to these gifts, Az, espe cially belonging to his department of as oorposoticia. as Oomptrolles of the Chamber and the Bridge House Estates." The chief Fart of the morning we. occupied In the institution of inquiries with respect to a few of the minor charities and gifts, and in the collection of further evidence respecting them than was furnished upon the occasion of a similar inveatiptio in 1223, the object of the inquiry being to disavow if any and what alteration may have taken place in the value of the several properties bequeathed, acid whether any means have been adopted by the treeless since that time to ensiled the area of beeefit to the poor NUM, therefrom. At the close of the sitting the inspector adjourned the prooredizge until Friday morning. FATAL .I.O4aDILWT PROM SCALDING AT OXFORD. Atm inquest was held yonseday (Wednesday) at the Bad- Odle Infirmary, Oxford, before the city mouser (Mr. W. I Boaser), az the Indy of Mr. Jones Jones, engineer to the Oxford City Waterworks who fell into a vat of boiling liquid at the brewery of Mr. Joel Bono. of that city. On Tuesday night Mr. Jones geadually sank under the shook to the solos cocademed by the frightful Nunes he had outsized, and expired after having enslaved indescribable agoey. It appeared th at th e vat a question, which has bees ie Me present position upwards of s quarter at a erne tory, I. oily soiled three inches above the level of the floor, without any other protection, and the only wonder is that a casualty similar to the moot her not taken ppllaoce before. The jury returned a verdict of " Asoidentsl Death," sad it was 'sodomised that Mips will be taken to reader the recurrent., of sash aa accident impossible. Mr. Jones, who I was fax advanced in yeaco, was dietinguished is his probe aims, his WO* having beim eagerly in many of the boding engineering probed' of t aught dap throughout the sonntrl. . DeMATCH OP THI BOMBAY MAIM—The) Penin sular aid Oriental Oenniawy's sleataahip, Peens* Gerrie Spathes, smiled yesterday with the nails for Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt. Adair, Hamby and Upper The Poonsh took out os freight 275 boxes spinie, l3l 2:l l ; ?1,5121. for the following parts, no. Bombay bar gold, 33,5034 • gold oda ISAMU ; bar silver , 68,4401. • mock pearls sed coral heel, 1.1:28k Alas'andria, gad coin. 7,0001. • geld estates, 3101., sad gold lest, 301. ; and fa Gibraltar, silver chains, 391. Yesterday morning a salmon, weighing about =ha., and in very Ise concliticia, was caught at the month of the Thames, opposite to the entainee of the Medway. [AdvertieementA—Hmowne's Pius.— Pro stration of atreagth.—ea the system te weak and the nerves Muirang disease is entails to proem, Heel! unless some part,- ine amt strengthesiag moans be seeorted to le avert ths dumb ening mischief. la melt cam is treatment ewe equal the treat moat by these excellent PUtt, no other plan can be ourened se wen devised for ejecting all Impurities trout the blood witboat stredning or weakeulog the constitution. Holloway's Pills to twiny the stomach and regulate the liver that they rake the capability of digestion and thus emote new power. This le the reason why Helloway's Pills have gabled their mewl papule• rity, and why they have been headed throughout the glebe as • fresh source of We end strength. BIRTHS, 11A.B.BLAGEf3, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CIATTOCI.—AgaII la, at hartholosseuroad North, I euttah. Mewl, N. W., the wtle et R. V. Chettoek, ]fee.. of a daughter. DE SAONL—April 16, at Ms Arched Sutton, the wife of Ad. Prier de Saone, Eq., of a daughter. HOLUB. W. at Petanhaeato the led* of J. Babas, lq. , of • sod Nlaltar.—Apell IS. at Zest Sheen, Barley, the wits of H. C. Niabet,lod, a • sea. OWll4.—Agetl U. at Llaadrygant Parsonage, Anglesey, the wife of the Wry. I. Owen. of a sae sad daaghter . THOleflON.—ApellSS, at flolOalt, near Glasgow, the wife of & itworte, laq., et • eas. South Kensington. lIARBIAGES. KIIIIIII—MUOLL—AptiI IL al St. Aleutlne's Catholic Church. lara.pee, by the Le. L & Palmer, 8., I. Kuner, ,clOsaterbery to Cetherine Mary, daughter of the late Mr. W. larger otienesgste MACKET—PIIMBLITON. It, at St. Mary's, Greet %o bey, by the Lre. J. C. Dawkins, BA., J. Mackey, Ifeq 2 of Almete, Caithness, I. lam* Catherine. daughter of Z. J. Piemberten. Esq., of Snaky-ledge, Warriegton. STOILK6-6CINNYUL —April 11, at Ben:whine. Isle of W ight, by the I. J. La Meader, perpetual curate of the part•h. the Zee. lindlestat Nelms, melegenteurate of Bembrldge, to Emily daughber of C. M. Illthmer, lea. , of the Lodge. gem bridge. DIMS& AISPINALL —April 26. at Wedgellierlonse, Home) road. Angelina, the demented P. Metall. LK.. aged 13. IS, et lareathami-oomumoo. Mary Sophia. lb* wife of lb. W.H. aged ea. CLARM6ON.— Aged fla as -evert, Cyde r/at. widow etas Cle=M7P..4 aged et OA Well2.—Aprlt U. 44 Partview-licrum,C.ile Demean. Inland. Thome Ask the Ideal ass et Campbell G1MA441.12. 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