The Express. — London, England, 1864-02-05 00:00:00

f 4 -Iy/ , N EWSPAPER 41111 ! T v b 4,/ je Oftsi g sslaud.xa 1 go. 5,458.] biLCINDIA UTTA, calling et the Cape of Good Hope od by theastagnl c ftoent Fleet of D sera a. between LON • 0 ,1 ▪ E 44 ladle sad Lon.leu Shipping elkpier ausliw, eteastablent a brh. ;_ee, r, 9. 11. NV RIGHT, Commander, will luny PA- Lweiou Pock' the latter end of March, and Graves- O t , • • :..rnevn-it Apnl, for Calcatts, calling at the Cap ;I,,pe ved I. I'll rosibileest ship, belt ...a trade, La been thoreagely rained, his &Wrote so •:,;-• • I :!.fi for pesst ;bra •, and will can, SA •ip•ii•OC•d a:.4 • st,•e arde.u. The average =go of then ro Madras, route of ihehat:e .. • MI reVOT tI. —For freight or to Parliameet-streeh 11.4 1 .7% • 1.,,t an I C..., 150, Leedeohall-etreet. Z.CI : eir at the 4 the c o .paoy, a, limning- Leadon, KC.; whore r-;t:caioar for anointment' be W h i tab ... ft . 111 ,de. RICHARD N.ZW, Searatary. r.d SONS' YT r oft. A a 7 . For %I ELBOI: NNE, Pert Pbilltp direct (to leave 2 eaturd,y, February tO. calling at ryassalk, the ,-.:pper ship 51.'FFOLIL I,lollls, J. Plolll7lt MAD .r.,amoder. I%ing in the 'Zest India Dodo. Iter aosoas ; all s of passengers are asenspeased, sad she e n .n expert , r ced surgeon. — For bright or may y ~ and MORGAN (with Ysewn Money 3 . .1 1 ,1 113 7. Le... Wuhan-street Passengers by this bee Jrt. from Paddington to Plymouth first Cuff/ ,1131 fares. and second elms for third elms farm Etc ZEAL.‘ ND (Free Grants).—WlLLlS ana CO.'S Ll SE ibtablldied t 184.1. ormentntne I vessels. which sllnr4 sock pant cainot he found in thaw a tug othor We. will be I punctually: Clam Posta L.* 4 :8 , Lake .. Copt. Taylor. lira Natal IgthTabraart. N.: scramtr, .' A 1 18 years . Sydney lathrebraary. 6. . ....... A 1 10 years': Aarklas• 40th lab. C A 1 7 years Wickland .. Mb March. 6,h:re •1 12 years I Otago lid Marcia GANN and CO., 3. Crosby-atm" wh o bays :.-hell the ninth edition of their “HaM Book of Wow er to GILLEN, ROBINSON, sod Co., land 2, Sad India FROM LIVERPOOL 01 QIIIINSTOWN TO NEW TOILI. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PUILADRLPHIA &TEAM-PM? COMPANY Intend daa pLlLeg their full-powered Clyde-bale Iron Raw Selans.lalna, atryiure the felted Sates made, FROM LIVERFOoL POl NEW YOLK. K INGAROO, Saturday, Feb. IL II V OF LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. 10. LIS.t. NedDeada7, Feb. 17. And :ter, Wr.lueolay, un.l every altentate Saturate. row purge by the mail steantas selling every Wednesday, I, sul yultotoo, sooxding to the semereetodatlon. Cabin low by the Saturday's steamers, LI Wow& leeward nary 5 ruwig, Including all pruriMoas casioad. Pane for sig.& the United Mtge.. sad Barash Camas, booked :or, a.lvantagenus termn—For Author particulars apply to iraLiAM INMAN. 27, Waterstres4. Lasepool or 1111 SLY IN gig MACEY, el. Kam WOOngstrest. COX BllE3lEN.—Direct Route to Hanover ' Brasi- wxk. and Central Oerrasey.—Ose et the Navtk literioaa rerrs .plrndt.l steamers ADLER, MOW& or SCHWALM& will k. '.94l,hed from Berle',deem every Slmusday inorniug tv,.nrr prroqttint, at 9 ai"., eating at Blsekrraf Pier ter is , ozer; at 19 tea.—lares IS mod ; return as. L; sal CI IN. Notts* to Ilidppers. —To port of IN-rrharra being situated at the mimeos to the Loser Weser Ly• A y. ercessible, whilst the other redeem ports sot closed - from when,. goods may be fomented at ..donate szh met to all pert. of Germany, the nee to Brennen helm ny .bell 3a per tom —noply at CWAPLIFS Polemist Mee, le,ntrireas, W. , er to PHILLMPS, OKAY" Pamir" .11,114 W lane, &C. T HE CREDIT FONCIER ( Limited)—LAND I RELIT COMPANY for GREAT BRITAIN sad MILAN D. Re MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited) sr, rn...,1 to receive suwiciurnoris kr the CAPITAL el the FONCIEB . Baited;. Io br Incorporated under n The Coospaaka Act. 186 L" Capital Jc1,000.000, to 80,000 Shares of £lOO each. First lasue. 10.000 Shares. lepsit no application El per Share, and AS no allotment. ‘villa not to exceed n 3 per Share, sod at interrek of not lees than tore* months . . . intended to mU up more than anD per Share : but u the ntiont of the Company Merease, and more share capitalism sMotageoesly empioyed, further issues of Shares will be a preference being given to the then existing ahare bairn. nermadle Credit Association (United) wUI set as Ansa ente. Sitophin LIU, Eng , )I -rcha dal nt, Ag London It , gas NAM. Esq., Alderman Abchorth-lane ; Jizei Dickson, Eng. Ames. Lenox, Nephew, and • buoton! W dim U Elarford. Lg. (Maws. Sir W. Miles, hat. and Ca, P. 1 , Usdow, Esq., Deputy Chairman Peninan in and Oriental Steam Navigation Dampen, . fie rite Y. Bolroyd, Reg Direst° • of the London, C , :ithate, and Diver Railway Company; J Osq , Merehan., London: P >name. Lag Manchester; Ji_i4 Piro. by , Dublin : J../.12 Thornton. seq., Seaver-halt Southgate F G Westmorland, Esq. Joyce and Co.;. &duo . Lg Director d this Bank d tondos . Earth, &q. LAS, Brothers), Landes !Weaken el Me Mercantile — dreTui — Ansel, Ike (Limited). DERMETORS. The Mehl Honourable JAMES STUART WORTLEY. Chairman. Lnl Onto Pl=d, Dinneen of tem Midland Great Wsniern Railway of The Hen. T. C HaliSarton„ Y.P. I.ls, d Warner. EN . M.P. Brace. Fay., INn ctor of the Royal Bank of Ireland. Ahnoder Dunbar. Esq.. ST, Old Broad-mreet. Aksandet Hoyle, Esq. ~ klessra Boyle, Low, Manny, and Co., ltmkere . Dublin. Ch En.. Fon.. Lloyds. AdOpise Hakim. Bsq. ,liomra Pinto, Hakim Broehire, and Co.). Lon.loo. "Imes Le% iek, Eq.. 9, Elairs Arms-yard. James Pim, Esq. • Messrs. am-s Ptm and Co.!, Dublin. Henry Pennell. Em., Emotionless.. J.,1.31 Westmorland, Esq., Director of the Royal Insurance Com- WY, London. Mews Ilastarman, Peters, Mildred and Co. The Rank of London Haas. Hallett, Ommanney and Co., Weitminater. The Royal Hank of Ireland. DAHL SOLPC7I'OIIJ. Mears &Mar& and Co., Westminster. Mears Newton, Loam, and Co., 29, N.chass4ane. .101111111. 31,4,ta Meld, Son, and Wood, ft Wansford-mart, ihrognsartoa Or, et. Ho , a. dna and Barber, IP, Thrsalteedlealmet. SICIURAIT pro tem: —O. W. Benne/ell. Isq. Temporary Offious—Ofilees of the Illareentlle Cmdlt Assodation, SI, Tbresdneedlaammt. PROSPECTUS. The peat Ewen whieb het attended ts operations of tie re.!it Foncier in France Is neU known, and is evidenced by tie tart that the unrinal shares ClO paid' minnow north eth in the market, the Wt dividend declared being at the rate of per cent. per annum, alter providing a large resolve fond. A conviction of the advantages which would be derived from the alth...ortioa of the sanw optima into this country and of the lame emit, attendant thereon, hes led to the formatin of the rein F. , orter" for Great and Treland, which for t nizg th:al,s nor has b-rn tinder careful consideration. Ait the et. of thts Company ere to some extent Neville •1 with those of a..thir unelertekine recently Introduced, yet the Oct. operstwn i. ample for both, and there are also eerie n laces the braneir. of bosineas proposed to be undertakes by the " Credit F rorler " which do not appear to have been contem plated by the cArapm,y referred to. The traetvtions .if the credit companies recently establebed ruse ever a variety of interests, bet they do not embrace the okecta of the " Credit Fonder," as the daily experience et pap. ties seeking for advances on landed securities eetholently testing*. The ere4.t Fonvor" will receive mousy no deposit at flied rale., and will issue U I.en•ur.s for loin or abort periods. Advances lw maple upon all kinds of _ tutorede hat buildings, ao4 als o [spot, approved sethritiek to lose he agreed upnn. One of the man objects of this Company will be to make ed vats es upon the depot of title deeds. borrowers. to whom tune is frequently of tie utmost importune, will thus be ena ble.] to obtain loam. for .hort periods, without the delay and eiv !vow to which th, y ore low invariably subjected. and to avoid whkh a high rate of interest will readily be paid. From this sr•urce alone the Directors anticipate that considerable profits trill ache. la olditlon to the employment of Its Well Telellteee, the 'lrani tomer 'rill act as agent between the est•ltalist and the I.rtower, not lo such cue. for sus adequate eommlartoe. It guarantee the sufficiency' of title and sernrity. Whllat the commercial calve of landed property will than be rellsored, and eery reserable facility grunted to b°rmwers• the prnll's derivable from the varies source of reviews to erten tr , " the transactions of the Company will be each hi to snow oft!,. pet - moot of large dlvideoda to the shareholders, after tooing ample allowance for working expenses and a reigns L h the event of no allotment of shares befog made, the deposit s,l he returned to full. whoeld a less 'member of shared be ti. tt,ll than are applied for. Ihe deposit .111 be made smilable r•A apt, the payment on allotment, sad the Wean, if aop, re t•.• nett to the spolivant. Prospectuses and forms of srlilicatios I- '' 'harts may be o.tained at the oelees of the Mercantile erelit association, 21, Threadoeedisetreet, of the broken, sad of the whetters. FORM OP UTYC•YIOI 701 saws. (To be retained by the Butkus.) To the Directors of the Crean neck, ;Illultiad/- allemen,— Baring paid to your bankers the tam of briar • depcult a LI per share on shares in thc above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me "nlb.r, and I scree to seeept soda shares or say Ism Laither you may allot tome : sad I scree to pay the depodt on and hf slim the articles of aseociafloa of the Con any whe n required. and I authorise you to Insert my name on ne lc - 4sta? of members for the number of shares allotted to me. I7sual slimateue Nano in full Raddled Profedsloo Date . - - lab., 1364. 01 OZEATB COPAHINIS XIBOI, sesesithilly Mod io its and Load= Eorattais, saw go we of 01 CaHerter, Rlcord, Uoyd, Mao& and Lim Chet wot. 6th Nov., efeele aft fa so smear of dr" ether la rem{ ow chronic dloorpoo.--a, Pea - allk, W. 140 id.. 66 holiati, lowa etas agessksi. ustouto. IMPERIAL OTTOMAN BANK. NOTICE IS HSIRIBY OIYSN , that an I STILLIM BCTION by way of Uf I =EST op to the Slit December, lOW of is. 3d per share (the built allowed by the statutes) will be PAYABLE on the lst Match on the paid up capital of the Bank The tWupons, So 1, of the provisiettal Glare 001th/cotes =tat be deposited at least ten days previunsl), but will be received on and after the Bth Instant. Forms for Iselin the Coupons can be had on application. Landon Agency, 4, Bank-buildings, Lothbnry, Feb. 3, 1861. LONDON and COUNTY BaNKING COMPANY, Established 18.38. Subscribed Capital, £1,500,000. In M 000 shares of £5O each. Paid-iip tbpital, driNAOO4). iteserve Pend f10.1.0(10. DILICTORS Thos. Tyrieshazu Bereard,geq., H Frederick Harrison, Eari. M.P. Edward uggins, Esq. Philip Pitton Birth, Req. William Champion Jams, Esq. Jobs Wiliam Bernsester, Esq. James Laming. Esq. Coles Child. Esq. William Lee. Esq , M.P. John Hugh ICs Z. Childers, Esq., 11. P. I Wallis= Nicol, Essi , IiLP. asing, Ilaq. GINI:111. MANAGlM—Winiair MOKOWIII, Eat CUM lurenus—Vi. J. Norfolk. Esq. AllgigrAirr OgrsissL Hansom—Walla= Howard, Esq. Cirm AroourrAwr—Jaams Gras, sm. nrsscrons Or tinsiCHAA—Li. J. Lemon, kaq., and C. Sherries. Hart ones, ?Min, bard-artet. At the ANNUAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS held on THURSDAY. the 6th February, USN, at the London Tavern, Bishoystrateetreet, the following REPORT for the year ending the Slat December, 1:61., was read by She Secretary. WILLIAM NICOL, EN., 11 P., in the Chair. ItEPORT. Dirsokes. la•aggilthei he the PrarakeaCiAba 11000112611.. of tbe Rank tor the 1010-year mew Sat Dompsobek La 04, lama much satisfaction in repotting that the net prat for the dr months, after deducting all charges, amounts k, 564,4115 Os. LL, which, added to £14:251 St 64. brough forward from the last account, results in a total of f 96,068 is 10d. Out of this warn the Directers recomeired that the anal diet. dead of • per amt., together with a holm. of 6 per cent., be de altered for the : half-years making. with the dividend paid la August last, 11l per cent for the year. They farther to carry £lO,OOO to the Reserve Fund, making that fund 100000, leaving £16,666 la. led. to be carried forward to Pratt and Lem new M. coant. iiimmequenee of the rest Increase of the business of the Bank, the Menton ooaaider It advisable farther to increase the cajiltal of the Company, by the issue of 7,400 new shame. to be offered pro rata amongst the Pr 0.11114011 MB they appeared the Register r on the d rd instant, the date when the Transfer Books of the Company were closed, such shires to be timed at the =£4o each, beteg a presdam of 820 per there. Full par. of the issue will be transmitted by circular to each Pro priatce. This operation will produce 49 7 4,000. out of which £114,000 will he added to the capital of the Company, and £120,000 Mini the Premium .n the Shama; PIU be added to the Reserve 4 raising the former to 150,000, and the latter to £250 . 000 —tomither nee million LOW Zits nye rape Ass to announce the decease of Henry Overton, Esa., for luny years one of the auditors of the Bank. Thia creates a vsenacy La Um authorship, which It is is the power of the Netting to all up. The Metiers retiring by rotation ars Philip Patton Esq.. Edward Huggins, Eq., and WOWm Lac, Isq., whose are eligible for nt.etection, and offer themselves accord. . . Tie dividend will be payable at the Heed Moe, or at any of the branches, on and after Monday, the lath Instant. BALANrFAIBEST OF THE LONDON AND oorzerr BANKING COMPANY, VIC. 21, 10$3 Da To capital paid up To reserve bad To amount due by the bank for customers' balances, Ac. . 1.9,045,7112 9 4 To liabilities on acceptances and endorsements by the bank, circular notes, and biters of credit 1,091,916 1 9 To profit sad loss baboon brought from last amount . 14,343 8 9 To gross proM fer the hall fear. after making provision or bad sad doubtful debts.. 117.219 9 7 241,592 11 8 Ca. /110,201,1121 4 By cash unhand at Head-olltee and hranchea L1.104.116 I By emit placed at call aad at Mb, ----- lntestines* via : 82404341 8 By governmeat and gum teed stocks By other stadia sad arcurtlial 110.9116 17 9 1150,00514 6 By discounted blßa,end advances to eesenteers to Sows and scanty By ballot., presslses In Lomhard-street and Nicholas-lank freehold and leasehold property attbe brancban with tiniest and ottlup ByleSserst paid to customers 49.787 7 By eateries and all other expenses at Bead-oleos and branches. Including income ter au profits sad salaries lO ,781 1 d 10.1100,221 4 PROFIT AND DOM Acootutr. In To Interest paid to customers /140,787 7 To eummees u above SIMI 1 I To rebate oa of W 001 due, carded In sew seem* 1•.406 1 1 To mem toad lO,OOO 0 0 To dividood of 6 per cant for tla half-year To boons at 6 per oral. To Wulf* corded forward 14,116 6 10 3141,1131 13 $ CR. By balance bmnght forward frnsa last account 314,163 3 3 By gross prent for the half-year, otter making pro vision fur bad and doubtful debts 4141,42 IS 11 We. the understabod, have examined the foregoing belenee sheet, and have found the some to be comet. JOHN WITORTJ " duo .. R. If MAINZ. Loudon :ad County Bank Jen. 28,186{. The foregoing report having been read by the Secretary. the following resolutions were proposed and unaninanoily adopted : I. That the report he received sad adopted, and printed for the an. of the Shareholders. _ ... 0 .. f & a Thatdividend 6 per cent. he declared upon the capital Meet of the Company, for the half-year eating the 31st De cewber, 1b63, torrether with a bonus of 6 per teat, both clew of laeome tax. pa)able on and sifter Monday. 15th Febraar, Instant, and that the balance of 416,666 3a lid. be cart:ed forward to profit and loss new account. 3. That Philip Patton Blyth, En.„ be re-elected a Director at this Company ; that Edmund Hartle., Esq., be re-elected a Director of this Company : that William Los, Lg., MP., be re elected a Director of this Company. 4. That Paclurd Hinds Bwaine and John Wright, Esquire; be re-elected Auditors for the :arrant year. 3, That William ?Correia, Lit_ be elected an Auditor of the London and County Banking Company for the current year. 6. That the thanks of this alerting he given to t• e Board of Directors for the able manner In which they have conducted the affairs of the Company. Y. That the thanks of the Tontine be presented to the Auditors of the Company for their services during the past year. & That the thaiike of this meeting be preseeled to William Metro/wan, gag, the Densest Manager, and also to the principal and other officers of the establishment, for •he seal and ability with which they have distbareed theirreeettlyt tittles!. ftlee;ll W. NICOL. Clubman. The Chatham haring qua/eft the chair. It area refolved, and carried tinanhnonsly That the cordial thanks et thin sleeting be presented to William Nicoll, Feq . M.P., for his able and courteous conduct In the chair. ,114;;17 - W. CHA la liiON JON'S. Del Illesetel tome the Mlestes. @~.e► P. aiiiisoN, searars. LONDON slid COUNTY BANKING COMPANY. NOTICE 78 lIMILEBY GIVEN. that a DIVIDEND on the capital of the Company of 6 per cent., together with a BONUS of 6 per cent., for the half-year en. ling the Slit Dmorabor, 1663, will be Wd to the Proprietors, (Cher at the Bead-aloe. PI, Loaareet. or at a y of the Company's Branch Bank,, on and after MONDAY, the lath bestant.—By order of the Board, W. 3I . E.ZWAN, General Manager. V. Lombard-abut. Febevary I. tege THIS LI:DOATZHILL vuDrcr. NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE OFFICES. NOTICE OT REMOVAL fee Dimon al the immediate ostemite of the Leedom. Cliethairrd= Railway. they have vacated tbetr ahem. No. 0. awe* New Blida, aired. and IC7IO I IID to their NNW PRZNININI. No. fay FLERT4TILIZT, NC. lob. 14 PT TYRE FL—The PATENT SELF • ADJUSTING OCRWAN TAUS& sating efecteally with. eat any complicities., la recosamended by the fanny for the cue and relief of hernia. The necessary quaky of a good tram ▪ra efficient resisting pnwer, without awieesesery prewar* IS the part affected, which desirable object Is aloes ohtidited is true unewernbered with strap, spiral springs, or pad behind. — I. DOG and 00., I, Piccadilly, W. TO PARENTS and GUARDIANS —The return of Tooth to their re•perthe Boarding Schools Indexes a solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction, sad LOWLANDS' MACAMAR OIL, for acceleratiag the growth and hoproving and beautifying the Mk, towla do' Ealyder, for Improving the side and cempletion, sad raimertag entaasens defects, and Rowlaadd citified°, or Pesci Dent/frlcs, for resdaring the teeth beautifully white, and preserving ib gum are am 'Wend Indispensable aceompaniment. —geld ►y A. LOWLAND and SON 4, 20, Batton-pziten, and by amine sad ?femme& Ask for Rowlands' articles. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy, wlemet condoles tlee bowels. affeM taa the head. truly sigetwieue and pleasant, is admitted be bt the best medicine for brenediately regoving coughs. Golds, osnarroed cases of @Mama, mad leciplent emanrapface. It too Irbeati, cures persons whom Um faculty pronounce Incurable, mdmirably allays the tickling width provokes frequent= In approaching consumption Si. effects are truly TIMM deprived of sleep. creme lying down ter feu of writes& tic% a. depend on relief In a few abate. aria tabus W— anly and sold by W. LAMPERT. darmaist. [Mg Citannig-crom, London. end by all &t fits. In bottle.. IStd., and tame quantities In ink IL 9d. Be panatela: sad ask Is. Gambian Asaahatis &Jima TOG aims sad Maws no sagisrad n as stash GREAT REDUCTION is ROTEL CHARGEf3 at tbe BIM/48MM lermysmareet, al lama's, Omagh eat the Matta lataaan. E P P 8' 8 C 0 C 0 A, Distinguished r a MAGIAN?, OZATZVUL. AND INVIOOLATINO BRIA[PART BUVIIIACii. Origlarod spechilly for the use of those ender boolosopothie Isentaent, it hos thrown its wear Mars rooms gesserally Sege CIUINLNE.—DR. RASSALL'S REPORT on Not WAIT.Bfr PRZPAILATION of punning (so win knows as - Wakes' Wallis Wise") {alines to He value. Fall lid d telaboontals forwarded by 1. 0111117 WATIES, 2, Martheolaae, Csanonalreet, London , E.C. gold by Oroceia, Halm Ware housemen, sad alas. at Its. a dams. Wholesale musk I lows sad Co., Worontin. FURNITURR CARRIAGE FREE to any PA2T of the KINGDOM. Drs.lasseer• volts. coatplete MI • • Diatwee= mama conspiele asdavoin nation complete Warranted lint class P. sad t 11117,170. let. Orfordetreet. Madestad catalogue gratis Andre:et tree oa application. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Firet-cLuis Selbsertptioa.—For a Cotatant Buccaselon of the best New Books, as they appear, Oas Guinea to Owe Hundred Outlaw per annum, according to the number of 'oblongs required. Book Plocisties and Literary Institutions supplied on liberal taloa Prospectuses will be forwarded, postage free, ea appikatino.— CIL\ Lag IDWARD 111;Dlif. New Oifordatrert, London; City °face— 4. Klagatreet, Gaapsida. Branch Eatablishruente —Croes-strest. keadarlar; sod pie -street, Birmingham. 14.11D11111 SELECT LIBRARY.—The Loadon Book boimy.—lladle's Library 11 meager' call on op palmed days toeatip books at the residences of subeeribers te the laodos Book !Moiety, la orrery part of Loudon and the Immediate saliftboarbood. The wppiy of new books to ski ,as to the other deportment., of the library le la liberal prop.otion to the demand ; the preference being tea to works of sterling 'Merest ime vales. Prespeetame be forwarded. poetess Clalt s tr epoviso mrrink New Oxfordatreek London. MIIDIE'B SELECT LIBRARY.—Second-hand Boob ea dale.—Purchasers of books for pabilc or primes ea, insrehante, shipping agents, and other., are invited to apply for the February let of works •Itluirawn from Mndle's Library for sale. Thies llat onstslas more than or Penrod other work' of the past sad present peace, at the lowest current lOW *RD 111:1)11.. New Orfordatreet, Lea den: at, odic*, 4, Klag-street, Chespide. Branch establish ments. CrOreatreee, flisiarbesier, and Temple-greet, Birmingham. TER SHAXSIPIAILLAN TieCILTTINART CIaI IMA- M! AT STRATTWID-011•AVON.--01 Wedaseday, at the ineetisg of the committee, is the abuses of the Mayor, Dr. Liegeley took the chair. The chairman announced that at a meeting el gsstlemes in Linden it wu resolved that It is expeduet that a committee be termed in London in aid of the Stratford sunmittes Mr. Isaacs, chief constable of the county police, atteeded to receive instructions respect ing the polio. arrangements for the festival. The chairman reported that the theatrical arrangemeota ware nearly ems pleeed, and that full programmes would be shortly pub- Imbed. He also reported that the following gentlemen had oriesented to become acting stewards for the fuer dress ball :—Lord Willoughby de Broke ; die Robert . N. C. Hamilton, Bare, K.C.B. • Sir Charles Mordannt, Bart., M.P., the Hoe. Hugh So'rnerville, J. M. Mordeont, Captain Lomax, W. H. Child, Fag., Dr. Kingsley, and &ES=Flower, Eaq. The following gentlemen have bees to the list of vice presidents :—Lod Vernon. Me Drag, EN., M.P., Frederick Ledger, Fag., J. M. Mordsunt, ~ the Mayor of Newautheos Tyne, and Joseph Hodg son. Esq. THI CATARTILOPHE AT aurriloo.—Advices re saved from Bootlace, in Chili, vie New York, state that the government have decreed the entire demolition of the remains of the Church of the Campania, where upward, of 2,000 ladies were burnt to death. About 1,700 of the burnt bodies were reoognised, and betimes 400 and 500 more were toned to be beyond recognition. At Waal 3,C30 puma were in the church when the firs broke out. Is Merillo's picture of the Immaculate Conception the Virgin's feet on a orescent moon. It was the lighting a represents tiou of this picture which set fire to the church. The Crated States Minister bad met a letter of coodolence to the Chilies' government, which bad been replied to by the foreign secretary. All the wealthy families of Chili reside in Suiting°, and as there is little immigration nearly all the families are related to each other. A solemn service foe the victims of the catastrophe was about to be held in Lim!, Para. _ . _ ktansoroursis ROVIOIII4III. —On the subject of metropolitan' improvementa, a petitioo, to be presented to the Rouse of Common., warn approved at the general =metal of the Royal 'aginate of British Architect. ea Monday last. The petition expreetes their alarm at the somber of railway sad other metropolitan schemes to be entsaitted to parliament this sessioe. Almost every one of such schemes they consider as having nothing to do with metropolitan improvements, either in Primaries or in actual result, if carried ant ; and they have originated merely in private settrprise, with the object of serving the interests of the promoters. If say improvements are to be can ied out in tic, metropolis, the deficiency of street accommodation should first be attended to, as the arterial commasioatiogis through the metropolis are no longer adequate or adapted to the immense and increasing traffic. For these mama the petitioners ask for the appointment of a commission to deal with the astir. question of metropolitan improve ments. It is also suggested that the said oocamittee Of compilation dooonsider the expediesey of doing away with all private bars cc gates in the streets or ways, se contrary to ashler 0007110k001&ad iocoesistent with the just rights sad privileges of the inhabitente ateerel/y of a tows ; and do further consider the derbableems of buying up epos &- Geed prim:lolls all bridges, roads, and ways sow held by 00111111311111 or individuals, sad skewing thew apse ler public use, JAMESON DAVID A CALT.-4013111 Mitchell rads that JaCanoe Davis is sat as AagloAros, wed rya his samara wen Insb, aad aadipard from that eob:4l farther back. ray wan (like lb, Drier at Wodah—alwaya Qua. FEBRUARY 5, 1864. TELETLAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (mamma's retzosams.) TBi CAMPAIGN IN SLESWIG. COPENHAGEN, Fn. 4, 8.25 rat. Up to 11,a.m. to-day nothing of importance bad occurred at the seat of war. Only a slight artillery engagement had taken place. The Paedreland of to-day publishes the following telegram :—"The Prince of Augusteuburg has been proclaimed in the marketplace of Eckernforde, in the duchy of Sleewig, in the presence of the Prus sian troops, who are advancing under the pretence of maintaining the London protocoL The Mayor of Eckernforde was driven away." KIKL, Fn. 4, Eviwiaa. Later Intelligence states that Busdorf has not been taken by the Austrians, but only the outer line of entrenchmente. BEB.LIN, Fm. 4. The following despatch has been received from Field Marshal Von Wrangel, dated " Prod= Haadquarten at Dameadort, Shaw*, Fatatuary 4. "The Atudziem vanguard, led by General Von tesbisfor fh person, with thevenimenevi the PflIF clan division of the Guards, advanced against Slat wig yesterday. " Iht the third charge w:th the bayonet the Gundrecourt brigade repulsed the Danes posted between Lotted( 1) and Gottorf, and stormed Ko nigsberg and Oberselk. " The attacking force captured a rifled gas, and penetrated until beneath the fire of the cannon arming the Dannewerke. " The losses were not inconsiderable." KiEL, tn. 4, Arrianoon. In the attack upon the Dannewerke yesterday the Austrians stormed the positions of Busdorf and Wedelepang, but have still one work before them. Cannonading continues to-day. REND:OI3EG, irms. 4, 3.18 P.M. In the attack made by the Austrians yesterday upon Obereelk on the Dannewerke heavy artillery was used supported by riflemen. The Austrians made 200 prisoners and captured one gun. A council of war was bald last night. The operations against Missunde are being conti nued to-day. THE ATTACK UPON MISSUNDE. PARIS, Pm. 4. The Pays says :—" The Germans have renounced the attack on Missunde, titer four ineffectual attempts. A thaw has set in and rain is falling." La France states that a private despatch from Hamburg, dated to-day, announces the taking of Missunde, and adds—" We do not believe this news to be wall founded." LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, THE CONTRACT CORPORATION (Limited). Capital 44000,0e0, is ,000 shares of 1100 DNA senli. 11111100111. Wm. Latham Bailey, Esq. (Bailey Brothers and Co.), U W. M Mille, Lg. (Lillie Bantle, Cave, aad (id Bank, B l.t Anthony lUngtoit Baker, BM., Director of the Great Western Railway Company. George B Beecruft, LI, M.P., Director of the London and North Western Railway Company. Joseph Boyce, Lg., Director of the Royal Bank of Ireland, and Midland Greet astern Railway Company Thom Le Ilaklo , Le, Alderman, President of the Great Western Railway of Canada Stamm Ditherogine, Req. (G. J. Candy end C. 0.). Threadneedle. street. W. Smith Gluon, Lq.. Govan Iros Works, Glasgow. Lomas Gooch, Lg. tOeoeh and Consess), Director of the Desk of Loudon. Captain H. J. W. Jowls. M.P. (Deputy Chairman Greet Lateen Railway Company.) Gamins Otamanney, (Hallett, Ommammy, and Co.), West minster. Joseph &oblivion, ,7 Laurence Pountney.bill. Bouerfote—Mmers. Idwards and Co.. Westminster. Boataroaa a Ilingoa—Meefra. Daniel and Got. KWIC' 1 BIREBY 01YEN, that the shore Corpora*los la now pre pare d to entertain APPLICATIONS for COtirltACTS. tkoranninona to be addreared to the Secretary. order of the Board, J. CILUILUI HANI , 7IBLD, eetaseery, pro Sea Teinyetary Ogeea,Sl. Threadneedle-street, LC. THE CHIEF RABBI will deliver s LECTURE on the PREVENTION of CRUELTY to •7111ALS TO YOZZION 1102.NLNO (D.V.) to the groat byttecogoe, Duke ttreet, betties wilt commesee at shoat ball-pest 10 o'clock. JOlllO COLAS "'emery. Bawd tam be the Prevesttes ot pally to Aalmals. Pall via% 11. W.. Feb. 5, 186& HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Nights of Performaam, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and War days. TO-VOIULOW zrzyiNG (Wanly). February G. FAUST (la anguse. bitumensSherrington. Teccani, end Florence Lancia ; Bentley, Marched, Duseek, and Sims Reeves. Conductor—gignor alDFl7.—Commence at BUM o'clock. Bouoillee of the Theatre open daily. Tickets also at Yam Chappell and Co.'s, 60, New Noodetreet. ROYAL AL H AIKBRA.-G RAND CIRQUE 1311PlUtIAL iYstT WISING. at haltsast 7. WAWA" Rednordam aad Saturdays, at 2 o'clock. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The met Male and 7m. lidera—The beet trained Borete—The funniest Clowns—The greateet Orraeaste—end the sm wonderful Dr pant to the whole world. THE OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and Cantata, written by ',ltchlield Moseley, Lo.. and owhbowi al W. Mayne rAlts olrPrlssly hisbilshissat, entitled LIN G CBMITYMAL sapportel by that company., with full band and oborns. Director, Mr. P. Jonah:wins. Comedy b Unsworth, awn% W. Randall, T. Madam. nad these artist" Mean. Besek Lee* eeil Foster. teen the bitpsetal Qzaa; Madrid. MHZ REGENT,Vincent-square, Dear Victoria- A. greet, Wastmlnster.—Orand Operstic esiectione. etc. Prima Donna. Madame Corm liamell Omer, conductor. COE& L Thornton, Mles G. Butithson,J. O. Torde, Or ville Patter, Nat Ogden. Trask Hall. The Alexander Family, Re. The Haleephathechrontotrene ! What le It? The re hires solved every eventen by Mr. A. Slimier, anklet most enthesieatic applanes. Unequalled in brilliancy and magnitude. Samos Tkkete One Gaines. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. ESTABLISHMENT OF A NATIONAL GUARD. BIJORAILEST, Fn. 4. In the Chambers to-day a debate took place upon the reorganisation of the gendarmerie. An amendment demanding the establishment of a national guard in the towns was carried by a majority of six. Several speakers belonging to the coalition de clared the establishment of such a force indispen sable to counterbalance the too absolute devotion of the army to t►e Prince. THE BOMBAY MAIL. MARSEILLES, Fn. 4. The Valetta, with the above mail, arrived at Marseilles at 10 ►m. this day. The mail leaves for London at 11.30 ►m. THE AUSTRO-PRUSSIAN ULTIMATUM. The following are the terms of the ultimatum addressed to Denmark by Austria and Prussia, on the 30th ult. : The governments of Austria and Prude bad hoped that the joist cosstitutioo for Denmark and Maude, suctirmed co the 18th of November of lest year by his Majesty kieg Christian Lb, and which was to come into operatics on the the let January, 1864, would ere this have bees annulled. That hope has not been fulfilled. On the lot January of I this year this constitution came into force, and thereby the ineorporporatioe of Sleswig was consummated. The Royal Danish government bee thee undoubtedly broken the eagagements which it entered into in the per 1852 towards the German Diet, and especially towards the two German powers. and has called forth a state of affairs which commit be considered in aeoonfaeos with treaty stipu lations. The two powers au, in cossequence of the atti tude they took up during those serotiations 11 . 1: mutt of which was approver! of, on reeenissendatioa) by the German Diet, in duty bound, both to themselves and the Germs Confederation, not to allow such a state of things. They address, therefor, once more to the Royal Danish government sit &sprees 110• mood to withdraw the constitution of the 18th of Novem ber. 1863, which due not rest on soy just heals, and thereby at least to re-establish the status quo, Ns being the necessary um/Rion for all further negotiations. Should the Royal Danish government sot comply with this demand, the two powers would Plod themselves compelled to apply the means at their disposal to re-establish disdains quo sad to secure the Duchy of Sleswig against the unjust incorpo ration with the 'undoes of Denmark. The uodersiened, hitherto ambassadors of the two powers, although not for mally accredited, I. Ibis ease eating by special order of their governments, have been instructed to demand the with- &awe' of the constitution of the 18th November of last year, aod to leave Copenhagen if • declaration to the effect that this demand haa been complied with doss not reach them before the 18th of this month. _ . . Theu;lersTini;lrral tbecirselvea of this opportunity to, (Signed) Hamm= aum. To the Royal Danish Minister for Formica Affairs. M. Bishop, who was condemned to the galleys at Naples for conspiracy in favour at Potent IL, has ar. rived in Rama, together with his oempaalas in andantino, Coast Chnoten. [•&itamped, id. Additkial.] [TWOPEN CE LAW INTELLIGENCE. 00IIRT OF QIIRENII BZNOH.—Fes. 4. Sittiap at Nii Priu.—(Before Mr. Jll4lOlll Shee end • Special Jury.) HALS 5. LOKI) WIRT PAGET. This was en action for work and Moor, he. The defend. sat pleaded never iadebfed. Mr. Pearce was counsel for the plaintiff ; Mr. Macau 157, 1 Q.C., and Mr. Mosley Smith for the defen d ant. Mr. Pearce, rtalisg the ease to the jury, mad—The plaintiff is • mister and clecerstor, carryug on betimes near to Banover-equare, and the action was brought to re cover from the defendant the sum of 3111. 4s. 6d., the balsam of as amount for work dose by the plaintiff at No. 20, Chapel-street, Grosvenor-square. where the defend. ant's wife resided. Between the mouths of December, 1881, sad March, 186!, the plaintiff was seat for oa many occesime, and by Lady l'aget's directiras wars, rooms were punted, re-papered and decorated, and a considerable portion of the furniture was repaired and exchanged. After the delivery of lals bill, which *mounted to 421.4.. 6d.. he reesived 101. on amount, leaving the balance which it was now sought to recover. As the mile bad bees made a special jury by the dsfeistient, be presumed some 61mes would be offered ow the part of hie lordship for the purpose of resisting this claim. It was not for him to anticipate what that defence would be, and therefore he should eall evidence to prove that the work wee does by the direstiou of the deleadaat's wife, and wait to bear the real character el the defence. — The „&Ltifi was than tolled, and corroborated the basted menses mann.' CroMumbled—l did not know Lady Paget before she ' mestferae, er If 'lobed a Itsehand being et the time I did the work. I seed her foe the taboos in the aunty mart in 1861. I don't know what she said there in her evidence, become I was absent at the time. She pleaded °overture. My solicitor did not tail me that she swore she had lived worsts from Lord Henry Paget on a ymurly allowance of 9501. I found out after the work was done that she wee hetes separate from her husband. She paid the 101. twelve moths after the work was dose. The servants were my insolent when I wit for the money, and I determined from that mid other circumstances which came to my knowledge to ens her ladyship in the county court. Application wee made to Lord Hoary by the plaintiff's whether, by letter, for the balance, to which the defendant's solicitor replied they were ready to defend soy proosedizip that might be taken spinet hi lordship. That wee the plaietira Mr. Macaulay, in addressing the jury for the defame, aid be was surprimed that this eaten had been brought after the prosodies" in the musty court, where Lady Paget node • statement relative to her present wadies,. The plaintiff said he was Dot present at the time, sod that he had not bed the curiosity to ask his attorney, who we present, anything about it. It was now his duty to lay before them the exact circumstances of the ease • but before doing so he could not Telesis from observingespe cially as the plaintiff's attorney had not been called, that he bad a perfect knowledge of the state of things existing between the defendant and his wife. He regretted that the plaintiff had been iedneed to cents into court with this use, without the slightest chance of emcees, sod however pelletal it might be to the defendant's family to have these domestic measly brought into a snort of jetties, he bad felt himself bound teams forward end resist this demand. It would appear that about saves yam ago, when the de (indent was a very young man, he fell Over bead end can is love with • woman of so character, and married her. He lived off sad on with her for some time, bat in 1859 they separated •; and he had never met her dem. A provide° was made foe bee of 5501. a year by the defendant's family, and regular documents were draws cep for the separation. and securing the Fermat of the an nual &Dowsers. Ceder these circumstances the defendant's wife had so right to sledge his reedit; sad brides that. the articles "applied were certainly sot nammorim, eves if be had been lithle far her maistenance. It was the only testae"' where as attempt bad been made to Si the de (sodas* liability is • mart of law. He milled Lord Henry Paget, who dopmed—l am a sou of the Mar quis of Angles's. I have so property of my own, and I live on what my father abeam to give me. I roMvied Lady Henry is 1868, and we separated in 1859. An snowman of 360 f. per annum was settled on ber, and se far as How It has been regularly paid is advance. Have sever seen her ghee our separates It mak Orees.exantieed—l have est personally paid my wife, but my soli:item have. I 'mew of her living at No. 9 0 , Magi-street. I did not she the home for her. I know nothing about her dem. I believe she moved from Chapel street to Sockaley.aquare. I bad nothing to do with the feirsiehing of the home, or ;iris( her mossy towards It. I have sot bees to the hoes* as Chapel. street. Mr. Mtn Morris meted as solicitor ler Lady Henry NO is 1859. I negotiated the separatism with Meows. Low end Co., the defendant's attorneys. Sim* November, 1889, abs has received from me 3501. per sanest quarterly in advance. Crose-examined—l have been recouped for the 'Somme. The money was paid to me by Masers. Low. Mr. Peaces said he meld not resit the defendant's *vi deos% and therefore elected to be nommited. Nosseited accordingly. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Wore Thomas Chambers, Bp., Q.C., Common Serjeast. Adolphys trifieitn, 26, clerk, who Ina triad and 'wa ylaid on Teas‘y lam of stealing divers sums of malefic) the amountof 6191. 55., ►he monks of Mr. William V irgo Wilma, yam brought up to receive the judgment of court. Mr. Orridge proescuted, sod Mr. Metcalfe defended the primmer. It ay be remembered that the primmer had originally Imes is business, but bad become embarrassed, and had been relieved from his difficulties by the kindness of the pro► cuter, who had thereby become a loser to the Orient a/ The prosecutor had befriended the prisoser, sad a partsership had bessu ooetemplated between them, pre sided prisoner's friends came forward to supply him with scree capital. I. the meantime the prisoner had been ad- I witted to conduct the prosecutor's business, and by that mass had become possessed of the monks toseetioscd in the indiotssest, which he had applied to his owe see. The primmer, whew asked what he bad to my why judg ment should not be pained epos him, said. " I pray your lordship to bear in mind that I always thought I was a m t7r, and 'stilled to deal as such with the mosses of the . _ Fite Common Serjeaat, in pawing steateace, said that he bad felt great difficulty in not ordering the priecieer into peed servitude as be bad bees malty of iogratitade to the proasentor, who bad beat a serious loerl by him. The seeteaos, however, was that the prisoner b kept to bard lamas is the Hones of Correction for the space of eighteen calendar maths. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TAITERSALL'S.—Tmustapey. The publication of the weights for the verpool Steeple ohms, sad the amaptamoss for the Stain Heaeboap, would, I it was aspented, be a great " draw" to tbs Subscription ' room to-lay ; but if anythieg were needed to prove the leak of interest ma the part of the public in the events above meesiesed, this paucity of either layers or beam as Hyde park•cortar this afternoon would be make mullisient. Not a but was kid as the Grand Natiosal, while the Massie ties* or the City and Suburbs were limited to • few trilling isirestmenta on two animals. The Chester Ca pp betting was merely nominal, and the Two was baldly metstioeed. The only benison done worth =en the Derby, for which Coed Guard wee in demand at a fur that &IMMO. upon Nanday's quotations, 2,7001. to 200 i. beteg aooeptsd, while almost at the same moonset, in another corner of the room, 5,0001. to 400& was booked in ose bet about Yr. Nsylees bores. Paris was sot so inn se UM week, and it was not until a backer canned to take 1,000 to 70 that say busied'm was doson Yr. Teo Broach's:mak. The remaining quotations whic h will he totted below, are sot wor th y remaining further es;mment. acting prime : CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. ROYAL Fars HOSPITAL —The annual general men= of the (overran of this institution took place yes terday In the board-room of the hospital ; General Wat kins in the chair. A report was read which congratalated 'the subscribers on the increased amount of relief they had been able to afford during the past year. They bad pur chased the freehold of the hospital at • east of 15,365/. 10a. 7d. ; they had also been at • great expense is cons pleas( • more efitaisiot system of drainage. During the pa= year the number of in and net-patients bad ezoesdsd 70,000, the total member relieved stet. the foundation of the hospital being 912,708. There was • diminution in the receipts as compared with those of the preen:us year, the total arnorrat far this present year beteg 5,3331. 13s. 11d., showing a decree= of 3,2734 ; that sum. however, was ex clusive of the =racial donations re= I for the purchus of the freehold, which bed =tweeted the eostribations to the wend purposes fund, ttut donations to the free. bolt fund and the general fund making a total of 10,558/. This committee urged the friends of the charity to increased aortic= for the purpose of procuring donation. of clothing, hooks, ko., which would be very acceptable, as many of the patients left the hospital in • destitute condition. The thanks of the oceassitee• were dee to the physicians, Dr. Rascal, Dr. O'Connor, sad Dr. Cockle . 1 „ and the surge ons, Mews. Wakley, Weston, Cooke, Victor De Men., A. Mandan, FN., 111 D., and F. J. Grant; end the dentist, Mr. Resler Harris. The report was unaaimosuly adopted, and thanks were voted to Dr. Marsden. the founder of the hospital. and to all the chimes of the inetittake, includiag Mr. Stanford Smith, the secretary ; and it was certainly an interesting feature in the day's proosedlop that the public aid which the charity had received was Mem acknowledged with special thaakfulasen Among the passengers by the Magdalen which miTi „ i nvedur " .m iths ! r. 1,., a l td. T ur r &-di sid . r . D a .6. 1.6b ' , Da. DI Joiones Lzonw- Bao wit Coo Ulna Om .l a ,, t o the British L ev u.. a t Aym: - th. ; • reference to the anpreoedeeted number of ”htione nem end. ant members oe the faculty who have n ot their emphatic SAT MTV CAUTION.—Few pomp, are ignorant of Ws an, drams the osteenettse slits ris e ee l.. Mao exteestre mime ef agetteraden of snarly swim article ty. The distinguished physician, Dr. Lancaster, Seat Ives the " staid Oa" "owe dal hewed: a adaltdrated coroner for Central diddleen, °Merged—. I deem the cad urn he many came toss easeesees miser. Die only remedy which oil sold under Dr. de Jonah's guarantee to be preferable r any Illegess an wield fur Nownwit Pyre bread. p ray ic e., hto use other kind se rewards gessildenan end medicine! efecacy."—lield Bierertek's Balmy Powder, recommedded by Dr. ilasmil, the rely in Nodded bottled. de. dd., M. 9d, add 9e., by Dr. de saalytteal again of the "liment," who sap it wee the Int. /ouch's agents, Amer, Herford, and Co., TT, aintad. Leedom, add sod le OM the beet mad end Why public. —(4lvertiennest.l chseafaid—LAdvestiesmenta 20 to 1 apt Lord Uzbsidp's Listoo, 4 yrs, 6K 41b (off), 25 to 1 t freely. 50 to 1 Marquis of Hastines Tramps, 4 you, 7st 61b (t) CHMTER CUP. _ X) to 1 apt mrTZirrvtiws iniatd, 4 yra, 74 61b (t off) 20 to 1 M L Drowitt's Accidest, 4 yri, 6 t 90) (t awl off) 20 to 1 Mr, B. I:brovrltt'a Blaakdowa, 4 yrs, 7st 9(b (of) . . 25 to 1 —11 r. W. Day's Nuezria, 4 yrs, Got slb (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Jolts Scott's TOO 4 riot, 3 yrs, Ist 1111 (off. 30 to 1 t freely) ' 40 to 1 Lord IJibritirea Airbus, 3r a, 6at (t) 40 to 1 Load yeatolorelaaffa Tattoo, 4 pm, 6s4Ulb Dit3Y. . . 10 to 1 scot Mr. Merry's Scottish OW (off) 27 to 2 Mr. Naylor's Omit Cisard (t) 100 to 7 Mr. Ti. Brooch's Paris (t) 15 to 1 Copt John White's Oamboman (off) 28 to 1 Mr. Ti. Mroosh's Idler (t) 30 to 1 Lard Wostmersisacra Swett Broom (t) 1000 to U Mr. Bowes's Banish (t) THE CASE OF MURDER AND PIRACY ON BOARD THE "FLOWERY LAND.* —•-- In the case of the eight prisoners charged with the murder of the captain of the Flowery Land, Bares Brae roll, in summing up the can to the jury, commenced by observing that unless they should be of opinion that this vessel was a British vessel, and award by a British subject, this court bad no jurisdiction, but it ap peered to him that there was staple evidence of these facts, and that this part of the case would not present any diffi. 0014. The prisoners were charged by the present indict ment with the murder of the captain of the ship, and this was the only question they would have to consider, and they had nothing whatever to do with the other murders, or the scuttliog of the vessel. Where there were so many prisoners charged with an offence, it of course rendered it more difficult for a jury to come to a oonclusioc, but he eaplanied to them that if they should be of opinion that the primmers had entered into a compiracy to seize and plunder the vessel, and that they determined to kill the cap tain, if snob a step was necessary. in furtherance of that object, although only one or two of them committed the actual murder, they would all be equally / I.:thy in the eye of the law of the crime, mil they would have to say by their verdict whether they believed that this war the state of things that existed on board this venal at the time the act imputed to the prisoners was onninitted. In the come of his summing up, the learned judge mid be was sorry to hear the observations that had been made by one of the learned counsel for the prisoners, that the law was not ad ministered in this country equally to the rich and the poor. for the statement was got a true me. Would any as at tempt to pretend that in the courts of law of this sonetry the poor were not tweeted with equal consideration to the rich ? The rich were, of comae, always bother off Mae the poor. They could obtain the sr sistanai of the most eminent counsel, and protect their interests at the expanse of thousands ; and what law could prevent that? It appeared to lion that the learned had made a great mistake in introducing such a topic —it was totally oat of place, and ought not to have been brought forward in such a case as the present. The learned judge then west carefully through all the material points of the evidsoos as it related to the several prisoners. The jury retired at twenty-five minutes to five o'clock, to deliberate, sad at squatter past six they came into court and asked a question of the learned judge, as to the evidence against the prisoner Carlos, which having been answered, they retired. About seven o'clock they again came into court, sad re turned a verdict of Guilty against all the prisoners except Carlos, whom they found Not Guilty. The prisoners who had been convicted were then called epos in the usual form to state whether they had any- Wog to urge why sentence of death should sot be posed time them. Wetter replied, when the queritiou was explained to him by the interpreter, that he sever stabbed the captain, and he did not break open any box. Lyons made • loam rambling statement, the effect of which, as explained by the interpreter, was that they were ill-treated oe board the vessel, and kept short of food, acid at last his countrymen said they really must do something, end they wanted to commit violence, but he told them net to do so, and to wait till they got to Singapore. Oa the day the affair happened the captain told them to do something to me of the sails,ancl the mate struck Ambrosio, and Ambrosio mid they must do something, sad the same night he killed the mate. After that he saw him kill the captain's brother. Hs said he knew what had happened afterwards, but he took no share in it, and he had nothing to do with killing the captain or any of the others. Damao made a similar statement, and be also en deavoared tothrow the bliss. ups some of his companions. Santos said, " I did not kill them, but I knew they were killed after they had been killed." Lops said that three of the primmer' were innocent. They knew nothing and had done nothing. No one knew of the death of the captain until after it was done. There IMO los, killed the captain, four committed the three amides, and no more. The men who were discharged, he said, knew quits as much about it as they did. Blanco =de • statement to the same effect, and Marcel liso said octhiss. Hr. Harker, the pi:iscipsl usher of the court, then made the usual proclamation for silence while sentence of death was being passed epos the prisms, a Bares Bramwell, having put on the black cap, addressed the prisosers se follows :—You have been found guilty of the crime shrilled murder, and it is my dote to pass on you the materna of the law for that crime. Atter • good deal of rellemioa I have come to the conclusion that I Mall best perform my duty by passing that sentence without adding an words of my own. His lordship then plead sentence of death in the usual form. A short &curios them took place as to what course should be takes with the ether 117606•111011 is which the primmer Carlos, who had been acquitted, was %eluded, but vo daisies was arrived at, and it was eventually arranged that the matter should stand over till this (Friday) mornieg. The primers did melee= in the slightest degree affected at the sections. and while the interpreter was explaining some portion of their atatementa several of them laughed and appeared quits amused at what was going ea PROTINCIAL CORN AN.D CATTLE MARKETS. CORN.—Boucurozau, FO. e.—At this day's market there was a fell supply of wheat from the farmers, for which much higher prima were demanded, but the tradeolcued dull at lc per quarter above Unseal this day sennight. Barley quiet, but prune ample' maintain their rains. Oat. sad boss quite as dear. Peas held for previous rates. Fn. 4.—We bad a toll atteodanoe at our markst today, but the supply of wheat eau Ignited. Millers showed more dieposition to imam • a better tome per vadat the trade ; and, generally speaking, an advance of ls. to 2• per qr. was obtained, 235. per sack being the top pries of best white and 23. of red wheat. A moderate sup ply of barley, with • better show of prime samples ; 40e. per qr. was asked, but at that figure manatees deolloed purelsbng. sod we beard of nothing actually sold above 375. &I. Seooodery sorts nude tbe fell prices of WA week. The trade, however, dosed heavily. Farmers are bow looking out for Luton corn for seed, and we never remem ber that part of the mw-ket so crowded ; but we as make no geotahle chugs in either beans, pm', or osta. Best obis. wheat, ems. to 235. ; best red ditto, 21a. to 251 .; inferior sorts, 17s. to 20s. ; best barley, 355. to 375. 6d. ; ascoodary ditto, 20s. to Ms.; taferior ditto, 20s. to 275. ; cots, 16s. buss, 1&. to 21a. ; peas, 17s. te 20a. ; fine flour, 30.. to 51a.611. ; other flour, 255. to Us. MANCHURIA Fn. 4.—Our =that this morning was sanisrotialy attooded. FLOW wheat was in fair dammed, and must q per uoted la. to 3s. guszter deism ; foreign at the lama time being held 3d. to 4d. per mobil higher, with out awards( much attention. Flour advaimad la per sack, ninth had the effect of cbeckiag salsa. Oats sad massed muved off slowly, at previous prices. Beans sad Indma eons were firm. Negress. 112. 3.—Tbe show of vitriol was pretty toler able. Wee were weds readily, sad priors for tie best Norte ware folly 2a. per qr. dearer. The show of barley wee middling sod prime were firm. Orals steady. Baum very firm. MMUS; FIX. 4.—A rather abort mpply:at wheat for this day's market, the principal part at which found buyers at sa samara et Ix per qr. The trade was not brisk. The supply el barley net so large as et late, yet the trade ruled dull, though malting quaker could hot be quoted lower. Oath, bathe, sad pass costione Umuunos, Pan. 4.— TM trade to-day is firmer, but sot settee, the supply being more liberal than of Law Wisest sells at 425. to 48r. Barley, 265. to 36e. Oats, 19s. to 26a. Prim 345. to 40s. Beans, 321. to 425. par qr. - - ZDUIDS3IIOII, Fla. 3.—As 'empanel vita last week, whoa was ad. dams ea the top, sad 2d. up out the average. Barley ws. 2s. 6d. up os the top, sad Bd. as as Use amuse. at. were ad. up as the top, sad 3d. up as tb• asings. Besse wens 4.. up os tbe tap, sad 3d. up as Use average. Wbeat. 31a. to 46a. ; barley. 235. to 37.. Gd. ; cats, 13s. ad. to 22e. ; beers, 265. lid. *oath. OATTLE.—Norrracrtax. FAA 3.—Tbe 'apply of beef was abed ea average, bet the quality was first-elem. At brat the dammed ruled slow, owlet to the abortatea in the apply of sulks, which caused buyers to have isocline to beg All the beet mewls were sold. Beet beef, Se. 9d. per . itteee ; inferior, 7a. 6d. to Bs, 6d. There wee a seal supply of muttea of rather inferior quality. Prima ruled higher ; beat meal making 9d. to 106. per lb. ; coarse cad inferior, Bd. to 814. The trade for lambs was dull. Calves were a mall altos, and the deemed we slow, the beat making Bd. per lb. ; warn, 7d. to 70. Small p orket pip, 6a. to 6a 6d. per stool ; bacon; 6a. to 6a. 6d. iroomitsoB, Fut 3.—The supply of cattle this moron( was Ism, thus being 633, or 99 fewer this last market. De• mod aloe good, sad a good clearance effected, at prima fully equal to those obtatoad last day. Top pries, Bs. ed. • curtest, 7s. 64. to ; middlteg and interim, es. ed. to 7a. 3d. par dam. The supply of sheep was musk the as.. u last week, the number being 3,556, or 4 asses. Deemed good, arid last market's poets fully supported. On lot of blaekfaced wethers brought 70.. • bead, being M. per lb., the top prim ; current tap. 80. and down to Bd. ewes, 7d. to 7gd. per lb. Fed pip brought from ss. to ea. per stele ; sis to sight wogs old ditto, 10". to 14s. a bad. 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