The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-17 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE BELGIAN REFORM BILL. The reform bill for Belgium continues to excite public feeling in that country. A large meeting in favour of reform was held in Liege. The.bureaux of the Chamber !ejected the proposition of K G a mey, and several of them also rejected, as leading to imiversal suffrage, that clause of the government bi►l which proposed to confer the franchise without regard to income, on persons possessed of a diploma. THE ELECTION OF MAZZINI AS DEPUTY. On Monday last the official documents relating to the election of Bimini for Messina were laid Wore the committee of the Italian Chamber of Deputies, of which Bertelli is chairman and An- Mucci vice-chairman. When the packet of papers relating to the election was opened, there was found to the great astonishment of all, a copy of the sen awe of the oourt of Genoa which con demned Mazzini to death. The discussion a the question of eligibility which was raised by this document was postponed till Friday (yesterday), but the preliminary ques tion of Mazzini's oendemnation by the French tribunals was raised by Audrenoci, upon which a very animated discussion took place in the committee. Signor Macchi strongly protested against this objection, which was supported by no official document coming under the notice of the committee, and the proposition of Andreucci was defeated. Signor Paneltuni, a Tuscan deputy, who generally votes with the government in the chamber, went with the majority. The discussion on this a/action will take place next week in the Chamber of Deputies, and it Is said that the ministry will stake existence on the issue. A great Mazzinian demonstration will be made on Monday, which is the festival of St. Joseph. THE PRISONERS IN ABYSSINIA. A telegram has been received at the Foreign-office from Alexandria, stating that Mr. Rassem arrived oa January 4 at Bulwoka, about 60 miles west of Gondar, having received during his journey the kindest treatment from the chiefs of the districts through which he peened after leaving Watemna. News had been received of the prisoners up to the 27th December. The !Clog of Abyssinia was believed to be at Gondar, and had seat an escort of troops and assns of transport to Mr. !Wass= (iscrral timaatAms.) AUSTRIA. VIENNA. /Lim 17. The journals of to-day all ooncur in declaring the present relations beween Austria and Prussia to be of a critical nature. War rumours continue to dr ank* in consequence of which the Bourse is still mettle& CROATIA. AGICAI4 liAsca 16. The Croatian Diet have adopted the report of the Admioistrative Committee which proposed that freedom of worship should be accorded to the Pro testants of Croatia and Solaconia. BOHEMIA. VIENNA, XAses 17. In consequence of riots and excesses oontinuing in Bohemia, martial law has been proclaimed in several districts of that province. SPAIN AND CENTRAL AMERICA. MADRID, MAUCH 18, Rvfmnia. Spain has recognised the republics of Guatemala, Honduras, Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica. The plenipotentiaries from those states yesterday signed a treaty of pesos and amity with the Spanish government. the Court. WINDSOR CASTLR. llAux 16. The Queen, accompanied by Prinoess Helena spud Priem Leopold, sad Priapus' Hobealohe, arrived at the Castle last evening, shortly alter 6 o'clock, from Buck ingham Palao", attended by the Marchioness of Ely, sod the rummies ha waiting. Tie Qmea, with Prioress Helena, walked and drove in the pleads this morning. Naos Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Haig, arrived at dawdle from Marlborough Hogan lety Panay Howard arrived at the Coble yesterday, and WV* honour of dining with her Majesty and the royal The Chanoellor of the Exchequer had en andiseoe of the Qmen at Buckingham Palace on Pharnday. The Hoe. Lacy Kerr and the Hon. Mary lamelies have needed the Hoe. Emily Cathcart and the Hoe. Florence &Moor as Maids of Honour is Waiting. Hs Prisms of Wales took • carnage drive yesterday, Welded by the Hon. Ma. F. Stoner. idepatStion from the Metropolitan Sanitary Anocia ist enlisting of Mr. Chambers, M.P., Mr. Austin, Mr. laYerd, M.P., Mr. W. Evart, M.P., Mr. Pocock, Dr. balerece, Dr. Herdwick% Mr. Beadle, Mr. Dresser Rogers, 112. Hall, aed Mr. Shaw, had an interview with Earl Grea siest the Privy Oettemibeees, Whitehall, yesterday. Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-ofßoe b the Governors of New Zealand, Booth Austral* Demo* Victoria, Malta, and the West India Wanda. Desetchas were met to the Governors of the West India Meek British Colombia, sad Vamionver's Maud. Her Majesty the Queen and royal family will, it usderetood, reside at Windsor Oast'still about middle of 1 4 41 , and then proceed to Osborne for about four weeks After the royal return to Windsor the Queen is expected to oakr a spring trip to Balmoral in May. The Prince of Wales visited the Duke of Beaufort lledmhitou on Thursday, remaining the guest of him Mee until last erasing. Be arrived at Wootton Basset 1 1 the Great Western, sad was met by the duke and con "lnd in a carriage and four to the meet at fierallette Gate, view one of his own hunters was waiting for him. The "Port was indifferent. In the evening the prince was utertaised at dinner by his grace, and a select circle of roblemen and gentlemen were Welted. Yesterday the meet we on tiw lawn. There was a large geld, and a couple of ulendid mot took place, which were greatly enjoyed by the Ring, who was mounted on a fine bay, one of the duke's !grouches. He wee well up at the death, wearing the torah. Os returning to the house the Prime took heck, and afterwards left Chippenham by special train for lesdon. His Royal Highness the Field Marshal Com "oam-is-Chief will hold a Wee at 1 o'olook oa Friday aut. The Prince and Princess Hobanlohe end Anita honoured the Strand Theatre with their presence last waning. The Doke of Rutland in entertaining their royal Higboesese the Duchess of Cambridge Pod the Plineem Wary, the Seri and Comptes. of Scarborough, lie Earl sad Coaster of Chesterfield, Lord &ashen., lady Elisabeth Drummond. the Rev. P. sad Lady Adeliss Norman, Lord and Lady Dolmans, Mr. P.. :formic, Mr. G. Drummond, Captain A. Drummond, Mr. "men, de., at Barrie Castle. There wee a greed Moser party laid evening. The baud of the Lalaasawr Militia be la attendance during the @Orem ef tie royal guests. The Duchess of Cambridge sad Primer May. itt ftdedb7 lAdy Geraldine Somerset, will renal* at Bel,* said Moaday ant. The Rev. Charles Kingsley, /LA., will mash at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall, SO-MOM , (Snada.A OA 3. tad Dr. Hook . D ean of Chic hester, under the dome et 81. Paul'. (*Umbel, et 7 o'clock. LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) EQUITY 001711 T. (Before the Kanter of the Rolls.) r:XIIIMSS, SATURDAY EvFNING, MARCH 17, 1866. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr Lamm TZLIG/1•18.) WARWICK NUCETING.—THIS DAY. FILM. HANDICAP.. Jai* 's Aiii; thasseook Conics. 5 ea& HANDIOLP. Lord of the Mama 2 /Womack ENTRIES FOR CHALLENGE CUP. &bib, Diana, Jeruialere, Omar, Bolingbroke, Lissom, The Swallow , Mariana, Aee of Hearin, tkirtolvia, Pallas Lass, Bee, Acrobat, and Unkeown. All are here. ENTRIRS FOE MILITARY SWEEPSTAKES. Wizard, Reg Ramifies, Lamplighter, The Sarah, Tambour Major, Sweet Spirit, Westbury, Lady Pigott, Hotspur, Bird of Pauage, Spider, Te 11114111.013, Pardee*, Liooole, Bravo, Cloister, Slasher, Little Hanky sad Queen Mary All are hare. LAUNCH OP THE NORTHUMBERLAND. This afternoon the launch of the new ironclad screw steamer " The Northumberland," bollt for the government by the =wall Ins Works sad Ship-building Company, is to take place. The Northumberland beloop to the same ohm of vim& as the Miostaar and dencoari. -- Her principal dimensions are u follows : —Lel4th be tween perpeediculars, 400 feet ; breadth, 59 feet 31 inches; depth of bold, 21 feet 1 Web ; total depth, 4211. ; in toes, 6,621; mean disught;of water, 25 feet ; WWI% nominal bone power. 1,350. She is pecneeted by armour plates 51 inches in thickness, with • teek heckles of 9 inches. Her proposed armament will be Co main dock four 12-toe 9-Inch rifled guns (300 -pounders), eighteen 9-ton 8-iach rifled gain (150-pounders) ; Co upper deck tear 6-too rifled guns (100-pounder shell). The Northumberland, like the Minotaur class of vessels, is built on the ram system, with • swao front, protruding beneath the bow under water. The bull is throughout separated into longitudinal and transverse water-tight coen pertinent', of which there are no! em than 15. This arrange. mint not only provides for the safety of the vessel in ease of injury below the water line, but adds considerably to her _ The Northumberland differs from her sister ships in re gard to the mode of plating. The alteratios consists in not casing the vessel with armour entirely at the stem and stern, bat merely over those parts tekiog a broad belt of iron above and below the water-line, reserving the great raw of armour for the midships, which en ekes her heavy guns. Thus the Northumberland's armour, for the length of about 100 ft. forward, is only a belt of about 10ft. broad, and for the same length at the aftermost part of the vessel it is only Bft. broad, going to a depth of Eft. below the water forward and 41t. aft. For a length of 200fth amidships, however, the whole body of the vessel is cued with plate s up to the main deck. Here the armour rises to a height Of 16ft. above the water, and goes to a depth of 61ft. below It. This main portion of the ship is further protected by transverse bulkheads, plated with 4*-Inch boa, inclosing the battery inside the ship as in a box. These armour Dowering* extend from she floor of the main deck to the spar deck. Above and beyond these protections the Northumberland has a semicircular shield, also of 4i-inch iron, which completely iodates her bows at the forecastle. Within this shield two guns of the heaviest calibre are to be worked as bow chasers. All the portsills of the mai* battery will be, whets the vessel is fully stared, no Ism than Mt. clear from the water. This is lft. higher than the portaille of the Warrior, and solos than 6th tin. higher than those of La Ciloire. All the portholes ere made on the improved principle which is almost peculiar to the iron-elads, and are very narrow. She ie provided with a deck tower, will have five marts instead of three, and have a crew of 750 men. With the exception of her rigging sad engines, which are ham the establishment of Mews. Pears, she will, when launched, be almost ready for sea. Internally sad externally she pre gents a fine specimen of naval arehiteetcre. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Primps' of Wales were to be present, and Lady Percy, is represeetieg the House of Northumberland, wee to name the vessel. The weather which was extremely wet is the morning, happily cleared up in the afternoon. IN THZ NUTTIER OF TEM JOINT-STOOL DIZOOOW, 00NPAIIT (uxuria)). This was the petition of Jame; Dawson, J. S. Godfrey, A. Hoye., E. Colletly, J. Gilbaby, and J. W. Johns, di rectors sad aoutribu aim of the above o ompany, which the Pe titioners prayed might be wound upby the courbsocoraing to the provisions of the Companies Aot, 1862, ender which it was inoxporated os the 21at day of Feb, 1863. The seminal capital of the company was 1,000,0001., divided Into 40,000 shares of 251. each, and by the articles of asso ciation the direoton were empowered to iecrasse snob capital by the inns of new shares of 251. each. In exercise of this power the capital wu on the 24th day of September, 1863, increased to 2,000,0001. by the issue of 40,000 addi tional shares of 251. each. The whole of these 10,000 shares have been issued, and the sum of 101. per share has been paid thereon. At a general meeting of the share holders of the company held on the 28th of Fe bruary net, the then directors resigned, and the present board, consisting with one exception of new direc tors, was unanimously chosen by the shareholders. The petition anted that the present director having discovered it was impossible to carry os the business of the company bless se additional large sum of money was placed at their disposal, passed a resolution at a board meeting held on the sth instant, in these terms :—" That it has been proved to the setisfac ties of the board that this company im enable to pay ill debts." Si... the presentation of the petition the boob and amount' of the company have been placed in the bands of Messrs. Ball and Co., and it appsored that so far as it a known the direct liabilities of the company amount to 1,250,0001., or thereabouts, exolcsi►e of the liability to shareholders for their subscribed capital, sad the indirect liabilities to 2,600,0001., or thereabouts, of which last mentioned sum a portion only is estimated as likely to become actually payable out of the assets of the company. Those assets (exolusive of unpaid capital) consist of bills of exchange sad securities deposited with the company, and reach nomi nally to 4,850,0001., or thereabouts, bet their estimated present value is of much less amount. Some of these ousts are said to be is the handa of creditors as security and others in the hands of the company are not immediately realisable. XL Selwyn, Q.C., and Mr. Roxburgh appeared in support of the petition. Mr. BaggaHay, Q. 0., appeared for several shareholder', and submitted whether it would not be the better course to allow the company to set upon a resolution some to ►t a numerous meeting, held yesterday, of shareholders, to wind up voluntarily, putleulesly as melt a view was sup supported by oreditore to the amount of nearly Mr. Deese look the same view on the part of several cre ditors. Mr. Jeessil, Q. 0., and Mr. L. Webb, who appeared on a petition by creditors, which was answered for Saturday next, urged that a compulsory winding-up order Imo alone proper under the oireurnstannes. Mr. Bevis appeared c a petition of a single creditor for winding-up compulsorily. Mr. Eddie appeared far some meditate. His lordship intimated that the interests of the creditors told,* the compulsory winding-ap were as important as Qom of the larger creditors, sad se there were other peti tions pending them was no alternative but to make the usual winding-up order. The other 'netlike.; ware to be withdrawn and notice to be gives of that fact ; the costa, as we understood, of Mr. Bevis' cheat, a petitioosr, to be added to his debt. Hie lordship rote after this matter bad been disposal of Is coseequeete of • severe domestic aillictioe, whisk the profession were ooneareed to Isere. He will nit next week only on Thursday sad Saturday— on the former to hear motions, and the latter to dispose of the tionmut petitions wily. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) KAALBOROUGH4TRKET.I 11TI•ORDINARYWenn Mc= IT • iIiaDISKAN. Mr. Jots Banger, shell fishmonger , No. 472. Oxford street, was charged before Mr. Kees with being drunk and attempting to commit *Weide. &roast Btephess, 11 0, said—At about 4 this morning I was is Oxfard-street, and heard a now in front of the bows No. 372, Oxford-street, sad ors looking up at the mood floor saw the defendant hanging out of the window, haringononlyhiseldrt. Kociwieg the defendant I said, "Mr. Bangor, is that your I then knocked at the door, sad was let ► is by Mrs. Busier. I west to the sexed floor as quickly es I could, end found the defendant out of the wits slow, holding the window-aill with raw hand. I took hold of Weans, sod with thessaistanos of another emit/ibis got him halide the room, and then found that he was drank. I asked why be had done it. He replied, "My family hare made me do this, and 111 do it again." Mrs. Eliza Banger, the wife of the defendant, stepped forward, sad said, is answer to Mr. Knox—My hnsbnnd has no other wares for sating as he has dose bat drink. He ja ais habitual &akar& — iir.TC•7;:lor;ll yournikes I will have him detained • fe w days so that he may be kept from drink, and spoken to by the chaplain, ss A may be • waroieg to him. The defesdant, who remained silent, was that taken from the bar. GREENWICH. TEI rowing OT YLOISTALTINI TO COMMIT TO PIIDOS YOB William Marks Wood, a workman le the employ of the General ilteam Navigation Dempsey, at Deptford, ap peared to a summons calling upon him to show muse why he should not be examined to prism for the payment of 31. 12a. sad be. roosts, balame of • loan bor rowed of • Friends of Labour Lom Basety , held at Evelyn House Academy, livelyn-eireet, Deptford. Hz. Cutter, solicitor. attended, sad said the defeedset was in very straiteoed eirounistseetes, and sinew be had been hut vamoosed he had offered to Day mosey, although only a few shilling., whisk was all be could get to the society, bat the money bad bees refused. He (Ifr. Cart ier), however, contended that the magistrate bad no power, under the sot of parliament by which this and similar societies were founded, to commit to prism. Mr. Train said the act of parliament to which Mr. Cart ier alluded did not give that power ; but an act which was period anbeequeetly, applied to all other acts upon which magistrates were called to pet the law in society force. The mit under which the formed gam the treasurer the remedy, is default of the non-payment of a loan, to apply to a magistrate far • summons, and on as order for payment being obtained and not obeyed, then a distress warrant to issue. This course had been adopted in ate present ems, sad the Mum made by the officer of the mud had bees that there were no goodie in pomessioa of the diifeadant whereon to distraie. That being so, be had no alternative, if pressed but to order a commitment to prison, although be conf essed he could not see wbat good would be thereby realised, the object of the society being, be supposed merely to oblate the money , which would be wholly lest if a oommitment to prison were made. Tbe tee surer said his instructions were to require the payment of the whole of the money at once, or for a CCM intissat to prime, the member, believing the mosey was Purposely kept b eck, sad the defendant having failed to keep various promises. lir. Cartes, said there really was no cbaneeof the society reensieg the money at moo, the defendant not being in • volition so to pay. Mr. Traill mid he bad so alternative but to put the law in farm, and the defendant would be committed to Maid ate!, Gaol for 14 days. . . . . . , ._. Mr. Boestred, the chief clerk, remarked that the law re quired • commitment for at hest • month cm the amount now skewed. Mr. Trail said, unfortunotely it was so, and the defendant was cordoned to tamed committed for a month, in default of sally* tin society's domande. Madame Schumann, we (Athericeum) are now informed, la not owning to Lonion this sawn. M. Rubia skis, it is Bid. will ; bat not to pisy in public. The subject of Mr. Balfe's mew opera is Scott's "T.limes." ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA SEASON. Mr. Gye has this day issued his programme for the season at Covent Garden. The direction of the musical department is again platted in the heeds of Mr. Costa, while Mr. Harris retains the position of stage manager. The list of artistes manias the following new engagements :—Mdlle. Aglaja Orpni, Mdlle. Marietta Bianoolini, Mdlle. Fanny Mdlle. Vestri, Mdlle. .Morensi, Madame Maria Ville, Signor Feamelli, and Signor Nicolini ; and also the following renewed engagements:—Mdlle. Adam 's& Patti, Mdlle. Dishes Artot, Mlle. Carlotta Patti, Madame Lemmas-Sherrington, Mille. &uteri, Millie. Lustani, Mdlle. Antooietta Friuli, and Mdlle. Pauline Lucca; Signor Mario, Signor Brigooll, Signor NeriHaraldi, Signor Lucchesi, Signor Rossi, Signor Houdin, Signor Fanelli, Signor Niooliai Monsieur Faure, Signor Hoisooni, Signor °rubel, Signor Attri, Signor Ciampi, Signor Pallas, Signor Tagliadco, Signor Capponi, and Herr Schmid. Director of the music, composer, and eocilaotor—Kr. Costa. Priocipal dsuseasse—Millle. Marietta Urban, Kittle. Dor, and Mdllw Elvira Mlle. Pauline Lucca will arrive in London in the middle of April, and Oarlotts Patti, It will be sees, m►kee her first appearance on the stage in England. In additition to the general rr'pertoire, the following opine will be performed during the se son :—" L'Etoile du Nord," "Norms," "Los Huguenots," "Le Noose de Figaro," " Frs Diavols," " Dinorsh," "Le Prophito," " Faust a Hargherita," "Don Giovanni," "La Gans• Wm" " Robert it Diavolo," " Favorite," "Ls Traviata," "Origin* a la Pomare," and " I Paritnnt." The " Africeine " will be produced with new scenery, costumes, end appidatments early in ions, and will be represented by the following artistes :—liellls. Artot, 111. Faure, Signor Graziani, Herr Schmid, and Signor Needle. The executors of the late Cuthbert Colling, Esq., have jut paid a legacy of 2,0001., less duty, to the Great Norther* Hospital. The feuds were ►ll but ex hausted, though the wards and waiting-rooms are fall of poor patients. The committee are striving to enlatre the hospital to meet the daily applications for free relief in • poor and populous district The Army and Navy Gazette believes the exact detail' of the whole wheelie of naval retirement and pen sions will not be settled until the supplemental estimate has been rranctiosed by the Houseof Commons. The Kreutz Zeitung states that the Prussian autheritiee is Schleswig bad taken messium for the pur pose of arresting the Duke of Aegesteeburg if he made hie appearance at Neer, sear Eckereforde,sa he intended to do, In order to take part in the fueetel of his relative, the Prince de Noer. The Prince, having been informed of the intentions of the Prussian government, did net go to the funeral, which passed off without soy demoustrition. A portion of the inhabitants of Jassy have presented au address to the Suite°, In which they my "In the name of the clergy, proprietors, and merchants, the undersigned demand the re-estsblishmeut of the Paris Convention of 1858, whieh etionletes for the sewn ties of the Priem{polities under two active ruler., which was the form of government under which our ancestors lived happily for many centuries." The Prams of Vienna states that an order from the military authority is Huegary hal bees famed, direetieg that a forge portion of the garrison of Buds•Peeth be frame _ Bohemia. von Mr. Westland Marston's new comedy, the Fa- diately deopatohed to rite of Amuse. hrhem produced by dir. Bother . Dosimiso IN ZURICH.—Newa has arrived from Zed& of • dietoros anso the stagiest. tie Olud", wigwig sugar . This *W""") dbe ee l elseed " ,•" Polytechnic Institut' them T met hree cloys beak the of name Liverpool, and, after these provincial rehearsals, will be pup il w h o bed i'ben3° b een expelled because he was presented to a London maims* oe Easter Monday. I a member of a body which Whored so the siestom The Army and Nary Gazette understands it is I of drills was publicly ther ordered Tele! men finally settled that the Indies reliefs will all be provided wasfollowing a u di , 200 eicu l: ite es u in r ; m e ays. The from regimes's on home servisethis par, and that the pile., Prea&st of the OmeMi, • ebarieari. The polica following battalions will embark shoat .firly er august . and mendaresee ieterfered, sada eesAiet nested ; the agents nett:—led battalion let Ramis, let battalion god Qum's, I of the pebilo autimeMY at 1184 seed thsir arum, end tomalki let battalion 3rd Buffs, Ist battalion 6th ramilisrs, and the 5005 were 7444 o• both aid". 801DetsoitY person. 37thßegiment. h►ve been I AN Woroallous LAU Tiorr.—Asplendid brown We (Times) believe that a satisfactory arrangr• trout of 1 dos. hes bees reseived preeenstien !by mat hes bera arrived at by the French mid Delius p. Mr. W. A. .Hswirett 2 Pstrisiosirs* Cisrl!s Irv= Goldoda_ voinnstain respecting the papal debt. Rely armee one. Be A•Ale, b , ?ee, e ‘ . l 110601 F_I&d iseet rtrr. This gee half tha debt es it stood in IMIO, and the interest thereon, le . 7:11.176:d abr in oh : lam p l e s l a i l ie m e r . s h ou n whkii has up to the present ► bees paid by the Court of lisi . ae m of auk tonal were fraud to Ins sapesime stomas`— Rome, will hereafter be met by the cabinet of Florence. j Cork Constitution. THE DAY OP HUMILIATION. The Lord Mayor, at the Mansion-house this Erman, took occasion to state that he had not received any afield notification in reference to the date appointed for a day of humiliation on account of the cattle pimps, and he was unlade, therefore, to give aey sugges tions to his brother citizens upon the subject. Ile had, however, postponed a dinner that he is. teoded to hare given on Tuesday, and he should at. tend divine service at St. Paul's, sod the met be most leave to the good taste and good feeling of the cakes.. With regard to the business at the ![anion-house, he would sug gest that the court should al as hour earlier than usual. AGRA AND 111ABTERMAN'S BANK (LIMITED). (Tl3lB DAY.) The annual meeting of the ahareholden wee held at DOOR/ at the Loodon Tavern; Mr. G. GMlDONllscrium sox in the chair. The report, which appeared in the Express of Thursday, having beet haulm as reed. the Ohth Mat moved its adoption, is doing which he congratulated go the proprietors cc the results achieved during the lest half Se year, and expressed hie con fid ence in regard to the future. IL The motion WA seconded by Mr. Mildred, and carded 111 nnaliimously. The dividend previously distributed was at I°ll the rate of 16 per amt. per osmium, leaving a balance of si: 10,2541. Si. ST. PATRICE'S DAY. en GOMMEMORATION.—(THIS DAY.) This morning throughout the different parts of 61. London then were commemorations of various desceip tions bs honour of St. Patrick, the patron Saint of et and the solemnities due to bis memory way observed et in the customary way. There was, however, ewe sa, remarkable departure from the traditional observance of K St. Patrick's-day, and this was probably attributable tithe II feat that Archbishop Manning had promulgated an "laded- r e genre," for those who consented to abstain from hitort oatiog liquors from 6 o'clock on Friday crania', the 16th, to 12 o'clock en Sunday night, the 18th of Kan*, this net of IN mertificstioa being offered for the good of their souls, sad 61 "to avert the anger of God so justly deserved on account SA of druelreaness." Great numbers of pence., it is said, 111 responded to this invitation. At the Chan* of St. yl Patrick, Soho, a very dilapidated-looking building u in a small street running out of Soho-square, u there was a solemn service in memory of the saint. Pon- It tikal High Masa was celebrated, and a sermon was preached II by the Rev. Dr. Anderdon, formerly a clergymera of the church of &gland. The solemnities were foreshadowed by I a service last night, when there was an attractive proond ing in the chapel, and "a procession of the relic of B*. Patrick." The high maw of this morning was an elaborate ceremonial, the musts being Haydn's 16 with orchestnl sexicepaniments. Mr. A.derdon pissed a high entail:: ow the memory of the saint. This .vowing will be a " complin" with a sermon by Archbishop Mae- Meg, sad a seoood " promotion of the retie of St. Patrick," and 000tempoirsaeoasly with this solemn emiesisetioal and religious proceeding there will be a highly convivial dinner at Willis's Rooms, at which the Marquis of Landow*, will preside, being supported., as stewards acid vice-per siderite, by the Right Hoe. G. J. Goodie% ILP., Mr. T. Hughes, M.P., Mr. O'Beirne, M.P., Sir George She., Mr. Justice Beating, Mr. Bearden, M.P., Mr. dedeent Arm strosg, M.P.. Mr. flessilloe, M.P.,snd Mr. B. L. Gutsier!, M.P. The Duke of Devonshire, the Berl el Devoe, the Earl Sowell, the Berl of Monntehartes, Fermat Powers. emit, the Bishop el Deny, aed the Bishop of Limerick, are ancogst the vies-president. STRAINS DISAPPEARANCE OP A mom= AND CHILD. SUPPOSED SUICIDE IN THE THAIII23.—INQUEST. (THIS DAY.) This morning Mr. Payne, City coroner , held an Inquiry at the Rose-tavern, Tharnss-street, tonohing the death of Louisa Bryan, aged 35 years, who was supposed to have destroyed her own life and that of her infant child by leaping into the Thames. HancahSlydgea,l4. Geodes-street, To ttenham-ooart-road. said that the deceased wee her sister, and was married to • carman, 'ivies at No. 5, Heery-passage, Ruston-road. She livid very unhappily with her hu band, whom she charged with being gives to habits of intoxication. On Monday the 6th Fah. she left home with her child Edward Bryan, nod use month, in her arms, and neither of them was seen alive after. She had previously said to witness that she scald not lead her wretched life and longer. She pat o her worst clothing when she left the house. Georg* Bryan said that on the morning of the day his wife disappeared she would not speak to him or get hie breakfast. When he returned home to dinner, his little daughter, Rate, • girl aged 12 years, told him that she had seen her mother mix some red ochre and green paint in a tumbler. The girl said to her, "Mother, you ars not going to talcs that r' She wild her daughter to mind her own Mutineer, and drank it off. She then dressed the baby, which was lying asleep in the bed, and walked quietly out Into the street with it is her arms. The little girl was afraid something was going to happen, and she followed her mother at a distance as far as the 00i01111011/N but then turned back lest her mother might look round and see her. That was the last time she was seen alive. and the child wag never seen after. He communicated with the police, and smirched in every digestion, but without ending any trios of her. Her friends issued bills, stating. "If this should meet the eye of ' LB..' who left her home on the 6th February, she is affectionately requested to communicate with her mother sad sisters, who are is deep diskette on her seconst." At length on Wedeseday last her body was seen floating among the piles at Blaokfriare-bridge The body of the child was not found. It was net true that witness had treated his wife badly, but there need to be quarrels shout the children by witases's first marriage. His eldest son, who had been ill, s'ept in a pert of the carnmon bedroom, divided from the rest by • woolen partition only, and she objected to that. The Coroner said that it was indecent to have • jrowe person sleeping in what was virtually the woinan's and no doubt that ledherto commit suicide. Inspector Strong said that on the Bth of February, two cloys after the women disappeared, • live child, apparently three weeks old, was found is • sewed-class railway carn age ea the North Kest Rae at Woolwich. It wee • male child, and wee wrapped in • shawl. The relatives of the deceased, however, said that the clothes were not these of the child Edward Bryan. The fonndliog wee, thus ere, taken to Woolwich workhouse, where it now remains. The missiog child was clothed I. • laveoder-colonred cloak and long clothes. On Wedeesday afternoon • policeuonstable on Blackfriars-bridge ladled letterset's attention to the body of • woman under the railway bridge, and it preyed to be that of the deceased. Elbe had evidently been in the water • keg time, and had died frovistrowniag. The roner having summed lip : The jury retuned a verdict `That the deemed wee found dead is the waters of the River Themes, bat bow she came into the ,said waters there wee not alibied evidence to show." lIIIIIINIZIM IN LESDII. (From the Leeds Mercury of this days) The apprehensions of a Fenian rising in Leeds to-day, though they cannot be said to have locressed within the last twenty-four hours, appear to have instated the authorities to take farther measures to ensure the safety of the town in case an outbreak should seta illy craw. A meeting of the borough magistrates was held at the Tows-hall yesterday, when the subjet was takes into coasideratioa. The general feeling mond all who are is a positkio to judge is that the rumours which have been in eirtedatios aerie' the pest week are completely without fonodatioa, sad that the ordinary civil faros will be amply gailleient to meet soy demands which may be midi ape its resources daring the coulee of today or to morrow. As a precautionary measure, however, the police force has been augmented by forty members of the West Ri ling ormeabolary, who will remain on duty in the town over to-morrow, mid permieeion bas been obtained from the aathoeities to employ fifty of the pensioners reddest in Leeds. We believe that there is also a small body of military at the Cavalry Berioki, though they have not been suptli•el Ia sneerer to any demand oo the part of the local authorities, sad are merely moulding guard oa the magazine and stores. As we intimated would be the owe yesterday moraine, the members of the local volunteer corps were swore is as special enterable' lag night. The enemata were sworn in at the volunteer depot la Queen street. There wee a very la ge master at kelt-peat eerie, the boar for which they had bees rammooed, and they were in the first instance addressed by Major &Orinoco, who stated that their services on that occasion were parity voluntary, and that if they acted at all in support of the asthorit , es they mast do so as civilian& The mayor also briefly addressed those present. In doing so, be staled that it was known that pike-making and secret drilling were going oa in Leeds, and that there was eceeteat wea -1 manicetion between the tows sad Dublia. He did rot aateiolAie any felllment of the cornet rumours, bat he had felt it seesesary to streegthee the civil force as moth as possible, is order he give pried coefideseee to the is. habitants of the borough. He thee ezpleised the weft ' in which those volunteers who were swore io would have to see, and es/messed his regret that it was ace in his power to allow them the ewe el their arms. At the close of his epee* the members of the corps present took the customary oath. The "Adler, and gagmen. corps were ales ewes* hi at the Town-all, I. feces of which a large Damieer of persona were ceeivegeeed during the owes* of the evening. In addition to Me volunteers who were leas appointed to ant as special sosidatilet, a bemired tram lines of tie tees we artenieesed to the lbws-hall, and sworn in to MEW to the same espeeity, shoed seasis• far their aid are.. We are happy to slate, however, that but eessibeeseat appears to have bees tweeted by these meteors a the past at the authorities, sod up to a late lessultat night we distasianee of say art whatever had ownereed. • Me General Crerrespoisdenee of Vienna oontta dials is ii%e ow* &anal mime the INttrmrr►t that ♦ar ties, paw& Mu boa mat OR a simian to tits seeds of Gataitay. SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.) Ors Oho= - - -- The railway market is inactive to-day, with few transactions. The only change in the principal stocks is a decline of k per cent. in Metropolitan and Bonth Eastern. London and North Western stook is quoted 1211 to 122 ; Great Western, 591 to ex div. ; Midland, 124 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 1201 to I ; Great Eastern, 40 to 1 South Eastern, 74 to ; Caledonian, 131 to 132 ; ; Metropolitan, 134 to j; Great Northers, 123 to 124 ; ditto A, 1301 to 140. Indian, Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet, and prices generally show no variation. ospimisy es•WU AND groom K „ Aflame. A thestugpromo Mass le-clay posterior. I So 1 p.m. I =l izoliss....l IA id r a t 1 Isi 131 11! 1 011 k °11111141.0 .4 0.440••••- = 1 d %null /ow iftl!iso:2l44sP4JB as - ii U li I I IT TO TO TO liasloo - dMikiiiT:raeil LYS 101 100 100 100 VA 100 100 Do‘... • Or& IL Da AlsOlk..No.l Ores. 1.016111 d De.AIL yos. mo air. ma- Do.l J a. Da New. los. at 26 pa Do. Owl. Dat. Div. Stock ft. South & Wed. (Inkl lima Walla Da Vatawa.ll* Woks— D. D. X. Do. 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BAIZE 1 114: s illii limaiermaa's(L 1 td, MO Allimpslaa.allempoel IN INt N ANN, Ausirtis MO .rant 11=tiandl a t u rni s 2 1:1 1 1: =lo l ßsak.docatowsli la IL so. s! 0 AmelueMele ad a le lookoinNlNGdambia in N I Bik Ifewlsaed Ipa I N ; a t id 10 el Map (Limited) 10 IN , Beek of Quileuguid (1 111 wai l IS ' alVictort•Asairis N SI at law lealsa4 dltetort•Asedtrr IM - .___ y Ilereed's Beak (Welted 10 tikall 441.01 loom " RAN I 6006 Yiiii! Is 000 1(1,000 1616,000 SLOW, 0 0-0 1 WWI 600,000. lOntlah t 0a1d0701611, X Belli* N. Amodio No. mt. batua.Ang. Ohlna .. is Chart. ti ar a Jaalsolic• IS Oily 100 PolooSil . 060./lwalrold76;a6:. II Com. Rank et itt. PC 10 Osolotldatod BEM (14 60 'Delhi and Laudon 60 soot Loooloa (Lholtodi N I 10160orm Itsoliono*/ LI and American. ff 166(046 Joins 66•666 (l.; 10 Itsg.llooLPAod.thiortd. N Poglials and fw.dllL (L N Poropoon Roaltitholtod 1N 'lsthiseaioailap4/ LIS Do. lowed 46 It 160 Do. Now [lOO ,Isaportal Book, UstSod N Issporls/ I 0 Do. New IS IS Do. Now * , lost Noetilic Urtlo(Ll .100 D0.6p.e.D0b..1866,160yet M. L.O. 112; S 10 NMI AO M ei. WOO 114011:da.Utadel10. og.•tt LAMM mad Wiugnia .. * ae Ds ion a ris ilror ?DWI Do. Now. hig. a$ le owe _ 4ss. Olt. Doak sl Aserl. SO aaffidos ad tkanti.... 0 LOAM Z. Noell. ille as .out lts14;O laa Is o. a S. Wesiern Q. DI LosdondVeseniets (L.' 1011 ra.t:ostsola, tat Irandos U 64 rd' I I dial s_ 4.06 a, - 19 6 /1 wr OPEN I 49 419 91 ' 19 11/ 71 Ti si •1 II 27 1 1 4116 7 6411. 43 46 64 pm 1414 99 par 19 %as 11 f lir 62 49 26 16 46 47 20 21 di IS IS Si i 84 s W a, I, die p.m' wie par S 1 id pa li 20 1 4 4 206 (Its Si I Me IS SO 18 10 17 13 1104ra ille 24pm 16 233 261 par I 116 *of is why ip. lous ire 14 16 pm Si 76 77 47 49 16 16 14 0414 04. n. 96 96 1 !pl4 1 96 19 ▪ 41. 54 41 61. 9 19 Pfil O 11 pft 10,0X110S 40101 10 100 MANI 17,1 141001 100 1 1. 0,0001 10 5 1 we* NS 10,090 101 66,000 10 40,110 0,101 * WOW IS WOlO 10 WOOS 11 WAX 16 16,1100 10 11,0001 17.401 60 10,000,100 st. 111•1 11,050 * 10.09 26 MOW 100 WOW Aw I* l u 11,000.100 WWI 0 IS& IS Nask(lha.)— I Do. Now NErosallta ZunissiL idstro. Prow. Bosh Or. iftdiaisi Doak MALI Ifallsost st Awkslads Sollawn of tatVWl.O94 LT's. of IWPo. -- Us. dad and h i d law Naslossl Walt Now loath wales.. 'Noy Zoalasd ginails4 'North Western Orionnisi Neat noworii 'OrlostOost.ll.Liateo.o Ua do. latoN.F. IN% do. hielif.C. Provis.BankinniWP4 Proviso. of kolas: *MD. Post.lbedhl a De. Mead ea do. Ye. tw. stepm. Naiad of Australis Mein of IrstarWl OW= of Lefts . _id 44! en et • el ill 3 aa a Ile I 17} Is Deo. lIL f WPM I ti s. li t, :Lead eel 24:4 L 11 11. le DeseraPioatuteDeeb NMI faufeelent.4eebeefe I Met NO Deb. 4p. Ilemiehl re. 1117.078 1 Cemuserelal I '1 is le II 12 1103 I 13) 11$ Ili BT N 10 .. If MI BRUISE POSSESSIONS. Bombay, Bar, and Cent. Ind., guar. 5 per aunt, W 3. Easters Bengal (Manatee& 5 per mot., 101. Fast Indian Gosrenteed 5 per cwt.. 105. Madras, Guaranteed 5 per mat.. 100},1, 100 k. Beinde, guaranteed 5 per sent, 100. PRENULENOII SHAER& Great &Mem Eastern Onassis@ Entombs, 6 per test preference, 991. Great Eastern, Beet Anglia No.l, 6 pm eat. stock, 9S. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Bahia sad Sae ?monism (Limited), pm. 7 per eent.,lol,ll, Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 121 ex in. Paris mod Orleans. Ng. Sambre sad Kane, 9. Si. Pardo (Limited) Farmstead 7 per met., 161. /1180ELLaNBOCS SHARES. Atlantis Telagraeb. guar. 8 per amt. (Limited), 3, 21. Olt, of Leaden Real Property (Limited), 4, 1. City of Mame Om (United), 5. City Mem (Limited). 8, 84. Corosessial.Unime Inserenes, 4 1. Credit Fourier sad Mobilier of Fag. (Lim.), 8, 71, 81, 8. De. New, 71. Discount Corporation (Limited), 9, 1. Forrostreet Werehonee (Limited). 101, 1. g. General Credit sad livieenes di London (Lim.), 44, 1. General Steam Navigation. 28. Home mad Colonial Assurnme (Limited), 4. Ilsdhum's Say, 27, a, 161. i. Memmitile Credit Amosiation 151. Inteseetion Chntmet, 54. & Lauri Memuilies (Limited), 31, 41. Lease Fielel Asesiatiee (Limited), 91, 1, ICO. Leaden Gemara een Omeelbas4Meememy (Limited), 4, 1. Millen' Fria& Lend end DIM (Limited). 71. National Dimenat Corepsny (Limited). 13, 121, 131, lilt Nations' Peeninoisl Marine (Limited). I. North /MCA and Menentila Iseuranoe, 191. Oriental Gat (Limited), 5). Otago end Southined Investment (Voila), 11, 1. Omani. Gramm, sad Gronenr (Limit ed ). 171. d. Ii• Neieenter sad Oriental Steam (New), Ti. ' Ditk. . fltaebrola LW, Railway, end IlliMeg (Theis% St &walla Stear, 119. tintrweal Mailset11•6111111106 (Limited), 31, I. V l l=Assene Tes anl 04); Milt 140 8), g~), •4. i - i dui I 1 4181 Si 113141 el 64 6 4, ala 61 la p ly le 116- 13 11 at 9 7d4 .... U 64 81 4 Wl* •• II II UI MONEY MARKET.—(2Iim Da Oira o'Otoox. The funds are dull to-day, and have expericeeed a reduction of * per cent., both for money and the account. The variations in English railways and foreign stocks are not important, the amount of business being limited. Financial and diorama& shares are heavy, but American securities continue in demand, and show a further slight improvement. In the discount market to-day, the supply money has increased, and, with little demand, the rate for good bills is a fraction below that at the Bank. A large amount of Australian paper has arrived at maturity, but this was chiefly provided for yesterday. In the Stock Exchange, loans UR Monday on English government securities are obtainable at the reduced quotation of 6 to * par cent. Consols are now quoted 87 to I for money, and 87} to for the sth April. Turkish of 1885, Greek, Italian of 1861, and Brazilian scrip are in demand, and have advanced 4to } per cent. On the other hand, Melissa Bonds have reoeded 1. Spanish Passives and Certificates are steady. The prises are m follows : Greek, 151 to 16 ; Mexican, 221 to ; Spanish Passive, 28} to } ; ditto Certifieatee, 161 to ; Turkish, 1862, 68} to 1 ; ditto, 18811, 371 to 381 ; Brazilian scrip, 24 to 3 pram. ; sad Italian, 1861, ni t to 4 United States 5-20 Bonds and Erie Railway shares have risen 1 * } per cent, being quoted 72} to 4, and 57 to 1, respectively. Illinois Central are steady, at 80} to 81. International Financial shares are now quoindl dia. to I prem. ; General Credit, prem. ; London Financial, 5} to 51 dia. ; Imperial Mercan tile, to prem.; Credit Fonder and Mobilise. 3 to e prem.; thermal, Gurney, and Company, 21 to prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, lb to IS di.. ; and National Discount, 7} to 8 prem. Two o'Cxocz. Consols are 1 per cent. better, at 871 to fee money, and Kg to 1 for the account. The sum of 897,0001. in Australian gold is now on the way to England, of which' about 286,0001. is due. The Rifleman has 46,5001. on board; White Star, 27.000/. ; Lanarkshire, 74,5001.; Result, 70,0001. ; Damascus, 54,000 L ; Champion of the Seas, 134,00/. • Norfolk, 76,500/. ; Win nington, 22,0001. • Sar a h ()rice, 50,5001. ; Sln 9,0001. ; True Briton, 144,500 L ; and the Wave et Life, 69,0001. It wee remarked with satisfaction yesterday after noon that, notwithstanding the fall which has take place here in the value of money, the foreign ex changes remain very steady. The weekly return of the Bank of France sham the following changes: Coin sad bullion ........ Lwow 11227,001 Bills disoounted Durum 8,00 Oovsramset deposits bureau 690,010. Notes in circulation lsonue 72,000 Private deposits Demon 448,000 Advances Demos 27,00' The coin and bullion continue to increase, while the Bank's discount business shows no recovery at its existing charge of 4 per cent. At Pans, Frankfort, and Brussels the rate of dis count in the open market is 31 per cent. ; Vienne, Turin, and Berlin, 5 ; Hamburg, 31 ; and St. Petersburg, 6 per cent. Our rates remain consider ably above the average current on the continent. The embarrassments are announced of Meson. Hinds and Gladstone, merchants, of Great et. Helen's, chiefly in the Swedish trade. The shareholders of the Braillian Railway Com panies will loan with satisfaction that the special agency of the Brazilian government in London has been withdrawn. At the meeting yesterday of the Joint Stock Dis count Company it was determined to wind up the undertaking voluntarily, under the superintendence of the Court of Chancery ; and Mr. Chayier (deputy-chairman of the National Discount Our pany), Mr. GeUstley, and Mr. John Ball, of the firm of Quilter, Ball, and Co., were appointed licridators. A long and excited discussion took plan with reference to the gross mismanagement of this concern. The firs!, ordinary meeting of the Saloon Stem packet Company (Limited) will be held on the Nth instant. We understand that Messrs. La Touche and Co. of Dublin, have appointed the National Premiered Bank of England to act as their agents in London. = i i t MINEI..-(THIS D 17.1 Oxs o'Otoos. In the mining market to-day there is a demand for Great North Laney acid West Caradon shares, at 2/ to 3 and 8 to,} respectively. Nast Coracles are quoted 81 to f ; Clifford Amalgamated, 15 to 18 ; and Great Vor, 27 to 1. Ohontales Gold shares are firmer, at n to i prem. The subjoined weekly report on the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadelsasa and North : The metal =riot remains without the lout animatiy and prices are may supported by the tenacity of holden. It is to be hoped that the redamiao in the rated disemsnli will hens • heoriisial effect on the market. Iron WO catmot report any change in the position of either Welsh or Staffordshire ; orders are by no tamps plentiful • Sootola pig iron fluctuates daily ; after touching 80s. fell to PBa. eloshig at 77a. id. least, nominally. Copper : Beam& band paresis et Hagfish erotism to shame bomb • little under smelters' gnawing'', but there is rat!me more demand for manufactured. The prior at Immo copper are as follow : Burr., 9R/. ; Bermada, 991. ; roo, 97/. to W.; Chill to Liverpool, 901 . Tin : Cloarponc lively little banes has been done. The price of Swells hr tuettiated between 841. 10s. and 884, asceordingtsi quality. Banes. 881. 10s. to 871. ; English very dull. TM Dutch market is dull, at 52.3 f., old terms, aid 511. new terms. or 881. 5... f.o.b. Holland. Tin Plater : Caused maintain their good pavilion, end full priors paid. Ix coke plates no altara. Tod: No Asset to mit, Speller : Very little beanies has been dose. sad tao proof has gives way ss. per. toe. We quote spot, 244 ; aunt( forward, 241. be.: special brands. 56 . oda. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKILT.-.-(THD3 DAY.) The market it steady. Town tallow is gassed 50L, ail mob ; Palembang lr.e atie spot, SO s. 3d. to 60s. 6d. Marob, 50t. 3d. to sdt. 6d. ; April to Jane, 50a. 6d. ; tabor to Detemilmr, 51a. 3d. to 516. 6d. )(Awl Avoiacies. —Tows , 51s. lalloss, 525. 3d. • fat by ditto, fa 711. ; yellow Itastio 9d. ; tositild dolt, 3e.. ed. ; toeggla ditto, ; grotwas, 20L Od.; owe deep. is• sminIFIZLD SAY MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) obsdo J.*_ Rest= Mons trade slew. M 111* day's prises s—rolsoo 410 , 10. from 126 e. to Wilit K ; iattrior. 1100, to 12k. ; pilaw mond GM. 906. to 115 % wigs. kwhlool.oD lift.; iolorior, 906. to 96e. ; straw, X& to 425. COVENT GARDEN.—(TEIII3 DAY.) The mow kinds al vegetables ars not quite so platelet ikis week so they woe hat, and prime for them have it advasesd. Hothouse grapes are Mal muse. g= "l" .e...,b e nis. w opal to the damned for them. D em me poen eau prime Benne Banes. N. Plus Mom* sad fleeter Bernd. the latter Misr &lA, noi BArme eiellsed be nonpareil, Feare's gni beint Orange. Of pineapples of home gree then fair wooly. sad Dome good samples have else spin hens imported from St. itiobaol'a Paso of forged repealable. oath so ripings, Snob hear. and frame pension. have not altered class ear loot report. Gwen pies hoe Prange onetime to stake their appearaeo. Ileum eidelb , meat of doilies, °aikido. both; Chinos *Melee. eansollias, famed belbe sad sow. MUTH el MIL $. 11011=11111, with ropo6 the death of Mt. W Wir plow hi. rosidlome,Wostgato. W.b i slommildi was oo• d 6bo *saw of the wiscational foe yeaws before tho impactowco of tho fral 7 aotnowleasta.WAtbartit be obis% an schools for lb. TOW Rl' atone was portico of tit* WORN. Wt ".d le 1111 Ileothatf. Tor' 11.1( loboon was cutiodus osier' gm* difitaillhe mei= ctilk bit API *Wool foposaticut !raw tho Mt* Pool ; iIN an =DA?, WWI wu Om ewer molt awl plailirtke *Mt of public sapiPh.l MILO" I wised for ign:—Zawis )(dart. th• My or me Ivo - Ors • sag Ade: Mb* , ;601 1 lewd :WS I ill•