The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) —.— SHERIFFS' COURT, RID LION-swau, Wan MIL Under-816mM Bunion.) COMIWIATIO J IT. tsotbor owe al compossatioo, is raftwooos to tit* llotopobbio Midway, was appoistad fo this worming. bat Lb. writ woo wittichrowis WILIAM P. TIM II ITIOPOLTTAX RAILWAY CO II Pall. —4= COBHAM'S RIAD. ml are, which was briars the court yesterday. mel•• pied the court aad spiced jury said nearly hall•pliet 7 o'clock. A good deal of evideric• woo given, and ti api mama that the claim made by Mr. Sosnero was 1.24 U. for goodwill aid injury to his public hoe" at which hi wen ash lomat at will. 00 the other ids. 2ool. Ird bees paid, aad • farther orfar of 'PAW. had Wm made es the part - at Mt. Jay. the cootractor, who was the real defeadaat. The theorist, • appeared, was a sporting character sod • gas" *bat Os the part of the il-Cesar, Mr, Lloyd, lif id amesseed of the claim 1.24. W. as inoostroits." aad the jury woad Dot liens, to it. The clitio.aat was on ly a Noma at will, and weld noacleim the sum in (pestle°. The Ivry imososelly wormed the oompeueation at 2501., soil that MO azcoods the oder male ; the cootie, which mien be coriderstele will fellow the dad* of the jury. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) 811110C3 ASSACLU ON tat POLTCE A tall powerful4o;kingKllow, si;sl2l7;Tho deserthed !Atwell as e Wearer of the name of Daniel Burros, re swims at finfith'ebuilthage. high-street, le langtoo. was chariest Woes Mr. Barker with befog found is the area of the house, No. IR, Penton. .111 e-road, belonging to Mr. Nathaniel Nichol,, printer, for the purpose of committing felony, and, farther, with assaulting Mr. Naifolls, and Police.coustables Richard I,lllsrur. 41.19 A, Scott, 134 N, Thomas O'Con or, loi G. set George Dudley, 488 N, in the executuna .f their duty at I lerkenwell. Mr. Thomes Wakelios, solicitor, appeared for the a.- hoce. l'olice-sergeant M'lntyre, 23 N, said the constable Dud ley was in such a daogeroua state that he ia unable to attend. When he arrived at the station be wu in such a lel state from the prisoner's violence that a surgeon bad at ono. to be bent for. The constable eras then found to be sof• tering from &severe kick in tkos groan, contusions about the heel. ands wound as the head. The sergeant then handed in lb.•f , dToeing certificate:—'• April 29, 1861-5, Church-row, I.lingtos.-1 hereby certify that George Dudley , 488 N, sustained a severe kick in the abdomen daring an aoaa.t last oight, nod I. nimble to attend the court this moon ug. —H. Milliugburst, M.D., divisional surgeon." Mr. Wakeling said no one could more regret than his cla-at that the constable Lad been injured. The fact was tL.,t the defendant had gut a drop to drink and went to see ha sweetheart, who is in the employ of Mr. Nicholls. From the evideoee it appeared that between 11 and 12 Lot night the defeadant trial to force his way into the katu of the complainant. The complaisant sent for the .dine, and before they came the prisoner struck the corn. ilaniut and hie daughter, When a policeman arrived the c.risimer throw boo heavily and kicked him in a savage manner. Other constables arrived, and the premier behaved very violently to them. On the way to the station the prisoner, who had been drinking freely, kicked Lilliersp twice purposely in a jut, and caused him great pain. When n de:raMX t.e..:reen the priuner kicked Scutt, and in addition to iskaig him in the stomach, knocked a piece out of hie Luce. >b violent were the kicks that the prisoner pro, that for a short time it rendered the constable nearly USW. ethic. Mr, Wakeling said he coutl not resists refusal, and asked that hail might he taken for his client's appearance. Mr. Barker reinaud-ii the prisoner, sod couseated to take bail, two sureties in the sum of Alf. each. SOUTHWARK. 10 RRRRR ur .'. CASH BOX. Jahn wilsort, • middle-aged, respectable-looking man. and Reuben Harare', o red•ltaired young man, were brought before Mr. Burnham, fur further exammation, charged with stealing a comb boa, oonteiuiug 151. in Bank of England notes, about four pounds in gold, and a promissory note, sloe a gold watch and chain, the property of Mr. Ales seer Hargreaves, the proprietor of the FE01111111•011.1 . Arnim Tavern, lorkhall Lice, Cluham. Mr. J. T. Wilson appeared fur the prosecution. Mr. 'AWN, .en., defended 'Wilson, and Mr. Macey defended Hartley. The evidence appeared in the E.rpress of the 15th inst. Mr. Wilson asked for a further remand, as Syret, $t a detective ofbcer, specially engaged io the ewe, would be in • medico es • future day to prove other similar charges against the prisoners, and produce Use remainder of the otoks soles. Mr. Burnham. after bearing fu, whim% remanded th.rinvouer until Muasley out, *gm* to accept bail fur II atby. A':.:IL*LT O.V ROW4.N cursoLic PRIEST. About tire o'clock on Sunday afternoon the im hahit..et• of the Immingh of staly bridge, in Lancashire and t Memo greatly i.xcitel by a rumour that the Wank* of • Whelk priest bail jag been attempted. The ehof comstable, sceesaranied by several of his men, or piini to amertain what troth there mu in the rumour, were oat by at lean • thousand mason in the greatest state of excitement, and is a short time, after some trouble, they were enacted to mewls young was out of the heads of an infeshard body of men and boys. He was taken to the whet station, sad restenlay (Monday) wee brought before the watetrates. He gave bri same as Joshua Wood, a UctogY ofwmtive, aged Ile was charged with having salawfully assaulted the Benjamin Clegg, catholic pima, Stalyhndip. The court wee crowded. and • hundred pewees at hest were amble to pia admission. The corn. =stated that be was ping up Leechetreet. in Shay about fee o'clock as Similar afteroom, when some peens rame behind him sad struck him behind the right gar. He was stooped foe • toocueut, sod nearly felL He Inined mad, cud then saw a hammer in a mais'a hand, which gamed him to run up Leuch-dreet. The person who bed Weak ham followed, awl WA4 about to strike him again wbea he was honing the rimier into Ilnuseruftatreet, Mt a mew prevented hien. The .ornplainaot added that be could mot identify the iwisoner as the Irma who struck him with the hammer, but he lied bora given to uoderstaail that the primmer hail Mel ho was dill determined to loir In lion, sad that Le would Lie his life. The a/insult was fully ',owed by a witness named Joieph L'oeker. It serous the peewee/ was formerly • teacher in Peter's Catholic Peboola, ittalybealgo, lost hail left, wad he put in a certitimte certifying that be Was a Magni., and commuoiians of St, Jobs •Church 'Church of Ire. Kinfriseil'a in the same borough. The everiplailant had hail no quarrel with the primmer, see our be aware that he bad been persecuted became of the change of ha religious opinions. Mr. Chad wick said the pristmer's mother was ia court, and she had statwl that the primmer weeks a desponding state, and bed been for some time. The primmer said he was not la a asmondiag state; he was seem better in his life, The Isailhowt, lanfrever, said he bed beam very low in his mild for some time. The miaow planded guilty. He said ho ear. rt..l the hanuaer beaume he bed been molested oti mink( Isom charge. The asegietrate committed him to prima for 1... my-owe days with bawl labour. The mayor also said the pr.oner would be pretested after he came ate( prism sad gre.1.41 the cathelie prim% to lend their amielemee far the [swoon, as many Wats bati bees holdall apiellim. illatXtlrltßY or • CIINTLIDIAN 1:a TAM 83011$ ' r { Cos 4L—(l'su Dar.)-711 nx.raing, about 10d the el a see of gentlemaely a pp lanteee was diseevered is the wake of the ttegent's Cabal, mules the Haggpineisse beidirsomas Lialeioe. It appears that some boys were engaged driggieg die oared for wads and strays. with • sort of raped made al Soo wire and weighted with lead, sad sere sorprimed to nod the drag catch io some subdues dimly en,bedded in the mud. Ilaviog obtained the eashil- Shee of ...me then, the body of • person apporeatly about 30 `'sass of age, was hauled out sod laid upon the beak. It via th3t .da mn of middle lire. with a full well.formed famiand A lA . ..Norm of ',Lek b kir and whiskers. He was attired is a ~ 1,• ‘lee.trug coat sued cluth trousers sod black silk •Ingolar 4r as) , there were neither boots Dar kung.. The pahets qd the trousers appeared as if they dal hrea turned insole out, and them was nothing whatever u the body. Mr. Waller, the 0010Uelell fi ru , ..ed the corpse to the Sbneediteh workhouse, wain it wee e;anueed by Clark. There were totted to las waned exteuais• injunes no the bead sal body, but sa decamped. boo had set la, it is as yet impartible to may how they were med. lilt RipckAltr.oF THE METItnroLITAN Tirosovoi r t et. . -I:reat manuals are being made teems= the NO PLvinc of the m a im thorioxlifares which bare under- Fe..in.; that proems, in order that they may be rendered • w•sit.le for the enormous traffic c , wiequeot upon the lin tdstioo mane. The blockade of Chancery-Moe, from 11.440 re to !'lest-stmet, which has been most effective for weeks, to the greet iDCOOVIPOiIIift of the public, is sow nodal, and that of Drurydane. from Long-acre to Bread" Blonenslxtry, was yesterday put an end to by the r.rm.val of th e barriers and the free passage of vehicles. Th., important highway of Holborn. having undergoes es t. nav e repairs ahore mid beneath the surface, is sow abaft. ' and will doubtless be thrown open torsarrew. flint portion of the F.ustoo•road remaining dead an vau l t of the work, of the Underground Railway is daily lse- eg more circumscribed io its extent, the sowings( the 'as as the railway works rapidly advance to eNapletl. Hanipstead•mad. which has bees mewed with ratite Welts from its commemeement in the dernosi-rend to , Mt. Jannis Chapel, was yesterday completed end opened for tea& not.thar IN TINS Law COURTS ON TITITSIDAT. Yesterday the and Judges of the Cherie ef Qesso'ilkorelt, &damper, aad Cement Fier aeneeneed that then *verb would eat sit is Mania, out, and that thew weld be e 14 chemises is thin day. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1862. I, tie see 41 41 ID 22 5 la a 11 llt 116 12 16 66 117 106 1(9 106 119 9 dill 101 4 14 ° 1t pi t 16 16 It It` i t 11 • y ii po lee 111. St 84 4 ) Vat LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (n ZINN= tea) THIRSK MILTING.-(THIS DAY.) Alumni".—Joey AIM. DIMS Ys 11-'l4 Oestaersy, Trust, Bata" akebasso W•beter. Low shot, Hoodwink, loseibabk, Wiskaksiter, FAO , 'Captor's, Mks Acrustrase, Ilk, Eat of West Pakkk, Lasko leess*a, L'llirowlells, Gas aosrds, ?o1 trprwitoad. sad Nooks Louisa. AR? UNION OP LONDON.-(THIS DAY.) The annual general meeting of the members, to receive the Comsat report, sad to distribute the amount subscribed for the parches* of works of art, wee held at nom to-day is the AdelAi Theatre ; the attendance being, as meal, very large. T 6 chair was taken by Lord Mon- Lunn, president of the Union. The report stated that the subscription for the year amounted to 9,6641. 15e, making the total since the faun datio' of the mike 259,02/41. The following was the straw meet of receipts and disbursements :—Total amount no salved, 9,864!. 15e. • expeoded for printing, advertising, salaries, ke. , includ ing ng reserve of 2S per coat, 2,8401. 19s. *agreeing, printing, sod paper of the plate " Raising the Maypole, 3,7571. tis. ; for the purchase of Wan of all descriptioaa, 3,356/. 10s. ; total, 9,0641. lba The reserve feed had, it was stated, reached the sum el 10,5911. The sum of 3,8661. 10a. had bees set apart for {rime under the following arrangements, viz., for works to be selected by the prissholders themselves :-30 works at 101. each ; 22, at 151. ; 17, at 201. ; 12, at 251. ; 6, at 361. ; 6, at 401. ;4, at 50/. ; 2, at 1001. ; 1, at 2001.—total, 100 ; bed four brooms (' Caractecus"). 30 silver medals of Sir 0. Harry, 15 pairs of bas reliefs in defile ivory, 60 oommeators live tetras, 300 mete of etchings after David Om 200 pore,- lain busts of " Apollo ;" making in all 700 prior. The mode of allottior the etchings and busts will be that pur sued on the last occaaion, slightly modified, with • view to producing • more equable distribution of them. On the motion of Professor WWSTNACOTT, seconded by Mr. lICILLSTONN, the report was adopted. A vote of thanks to the hoe. secretariat, Mr. Godwin and Mr. Pocock, having been proposed by Professor DON AI Mr. HERSIM moved, as an addition, that the SUM 0= be set apart for testimonials to the hon. secretaries, Mr. Godwin and Mr. Pocock. . v After sOMecliseusaioi;, at the suggestion of the Chairman, Mr. Herm'. proposal was referred to a committee of sub scribers, and the vote of thanks was yarned. Thanks were also voted to Mr. Benjamin Webster for his kiodneas in granting the use of the theatre for the holding of the meeting. The drawing for prizes was then proceeded with. The following an some of the prime drawn :—C. Webber, Exmouth, 10/. ; FL Fraser, Glasgow, 201. ; J. K. Smith. Bank of England , 501. • ; Rev. T. Purcell, BY. ; F. Corbett, Wslwortb, rd. ; C. Preimott, Daisies,; E. A. Mortlake. 201. ; C. Milward, Liverpool, 151. ; H. 8. Ma caulay, Nassau, Bahamas, 25/. ; W. Robertson, Ballarat, Australia, 251. ; W. Bone, Arlington street, New North road, 501. ; J. Risley, Superior-pima, 201. ; S Powell, High e Harrcipte 251. ; F. Crossley, Halifax, 201.. ; Rev. W. Hum , es, Hyde-park, 201. ; J. IL Martin, Dockyard, Sheerness , 501. ; Joseph Woodham, North ampton-plans, Old Kent-rand, 1001. ; J. Summers, Rinse-street, Liverpool, 2C3/. ; E. Dyer, Trowbridge, 401. ; J. Younghasband, St. John's-wood, 35/. ; N. Murray, Jemmy, 501. ; John Simpson, Caveodish-equare, 231. ; John Rees, Tottenhammourt-road, 201. ; J. Thomas, Linlithgow, 251.; Geo, Rolland, Clayton. 401.; Dr. Collysr, Fitiropequare, 401. ; J. Jackson, Derby, 201. ; General Bowman, Great Ouunberland-street, 401. ; A. Welsh, Derby, 351. ; H. B. lamer, Yarmouth, 3h1.; Miss H. Talbot, Hoag Kong, 15!. ; J. Marriott, Coventry 201. ; Lady Cbaatrey, by the Rev. Mr. Cooper, of Bt. Ps ul s School, 100!. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-(THIS DAT.) A special general meeting of proprietors wan held this day, at the Bridge House Hotel, London-bridge, for the consideration of the following bills now pending in parlia ment :—A bill to enable the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company to enlarge their stations at Lon don-bridge sad the B ricklayer Arms, and to alter certain roads, streets, and bridges, and for other purposes. A bill to authorise the London, Brighton, and South Carat Railway Company to make certain new Hoes of milway in the counties of Surrey and Sussex, and for other purposes. A bill for making a railway from the Sutton station of the Croydon and Epsom branch of the London, Brighton, and South Coed Railway to Boosted and Epsom Downs, in the countyof Sur rey. A bill for enabling the AI id.Suasex and MidhurstJunction Railway Company to extend the time for completing their railway ; to sell or lease their undertaking to the Londoo, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company, and for other purposes ; Mr. Lr.o. Scion.= (chairman of the company) presided. The CHAIRMAN explained that the first and second bills had already received the sanction of the shareholders at the ordinary meeting of the company. For the enlargement of the stations at London-bridge sod the Bricklayers' Arms. and also to carry on their steamboat traffic, the company sought for powers to raise 350,1./00/. The object of the woad bill was to authorise a line to connect the Brighton line with the London, Chatham, and Dover, by the Barringtoo.roasl Junction at Brixton, and to connect their system with the whole of the north and west of England by the West London Railway. The bill also included power to construct a short line at New haven. The other bills were submitted because they con tained clauses enabling the Brighton Company to enter into working and other arrangements with the promoters, bat the powers were only permissive, end could not he exercised without the future sanction of the shareholders. Resolutions approving of tits amend bills were proposed and agreed to, and a hill authorising a line from Horsham and Dorking out being in a sufficiently advanced state to be submitted to the shareholders, la further resolution, ad journing the meeting foe a fortnight, was adopted. The CHAIRMAN stated, at the conclusion of the meet ing, that on Easter liooday the Brighton line carried 132,44)2 people safely and conveniently, and without inter fenag at all with the ordinary traffic. BAHIA AND SAN 'FRANCISCO RAILWAY. (TOM DAY.) The ninth ordinary general meeting of this com pany took place this day at the London Tavern, Mr. ALII. AND!' MlUJli.alety chairman, presidia/. The npartort Ise already appeared in theme columns, wie takes ea read. The JiisTare AS, in moving the adoption of the report, maid he deeply regretted the absence of the chairman, as be had no doubt that lie hail prepared some statement in refer ence to the present position and prospects of the Hoe. How ever, there was nothing that the chairman himself could state that was not perfectly satisfactory in regard to the ultimate sue-ms of the undertaking. lie thought that at the end of the year the directors would be able to present themselves to the proprietors with such • statement its would pro►e that all which had been promised had been duly carried out. (Hear, hear.) In answer to • question from a proprietor, the effAtlt- WAN said there was no doubt that the capital of the com may would be amply sutlicieot to complete the line and prorate all the nereestry rolling stock for working it. In fact, the whole of the rolling stock which the company had undertaken to supply had already been sent from thia country. and there was a surplus of capital that could be applied to the purchase of adifitiooal rolling stock. . . Th;CHAI PLAN then stated that the whole of the calls had tom paid sip, and there was not a single shilling of arrears In the country. The report was adopted, and the retiringdirectors and au ditor were re-elected. _ The motiog then separated with the usual vote of thanks. A correvondent of the ManchtstlT Gitardias writes :—" Let your readers conceive the perplexity of Pro fessor Lisp*, at Cambridge, who has lately been informed that, by virtue of his professorship of history, be is ex elk& eseemessiAl poet for the University, and must write aa installatisa ode on the Duke of Devonshire ! Now, the duke is a very sensible and worthy nobleman; be is, besides, a lover and follower of science, was senior (or second) wrangler, and has reflected fresh lustre on the dietisguished name of Cavendish by his early scientific triumphs and his continue! scientific tastes and pursuits. Bat, still, one would rather not have to write a poem upon him, sod one may fairly be oiwious to see how Professor Kingsley will discharge the officisl task." ADMIHRION TO THE EXHIBITION ON SATCRDAY.--• The committee of the Early Closing Association have re cently memorialised the Communal's' of the Exhibition, to set apart a certain proportion of Saturdays during the INEMOR or "shilling dors." The comminineers, in their reply, " express their regret that they are unable to make the requested anent% is the charge of ad m i ss i o n t o th e building es Saturdays. SPECIAL SIEVICER AT WESTMINSTER AMT.-- May 4. the Rev. Edward bloom, Incumbent of St. Joie the Enegelid, Leeds ; May 11. the Rev. Lord Arthur i i :L ie louter of Ickworth ; May 18. the Rev. T. L. Veer of Kidderminster; May 26, the Bishop of e. Or. Jams's, PICCADILLY. —The Bishop of Lon- dew wM preach at St. Jamei s, Piccadilly, according to his meal ermatlM, on the next Eve Sundays. On the first b. lordship will F ah in the afternoon. aw l en rtes dlsi Pa tbs . The sermon next Sunday afternoon will be ia deal of the national schools of the ' parish, in which early 2,000 poor children we under 1w seactioa. Tim LITZILART Olt nswm."—This journal i s dehreet. Oe Saturd the last number appeared, mad he sameiseciug the fad It le added. "We have pleasure Is adding that the old jouraal will be revived nodes the this el the Parthenon. The new jowls' will read all that wee of valve la Hs predeseeer, with the oddities of welt sew twiteres es the abused and enlarged Aswan& el the thee essweed." TUNES.-(THIS DAY.) Two &Moog. The mining market is rather inactive to-day, the settlement chiefly occupying the attention of the dealers. East Caradon shares are quoted 381 to 39; Great Wheal Fortune, 27 to 28 ; Wheal Ludoott, 54 to 1 ; Wheal Grenville, 3a to 4. These mines meet with chief notice. East Cern Brea shares are marked in the Stock Exchange 121. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain very quiet, and prices are unaltered. Great Northern topper have been dealt in at_lLdia The Central Snailbeach Mining Company (Li mited) are inviting applications for 3,000 shares of 11. each, the number previously taken having been 3,100. The sett adjoins the western bouudarT of the well-known and rich Snailbeach Lead Mine, and is said to contain a continuation of the main lode worked in that mine. The locality is a few miles from Shrewsbury. A report from Messrs. Phillips and Darlington expresses their belief that the mine, if judiciously developed, " will afford highly remunerative and larting results." Other Lo. authorities report in a similarly favourable sense. s COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARILEY.— Fa (THIS DAY.) to (sr =ma AND run wawa; Trupoura.) NI (MON 0171 01711 0171ANSPONDE111.1 • it Ms market was moderately &Waded, and business in . wheat and dour quiet at declining rates. Indian corn and jj: tom unaltered. Oats and oatmeal. steady. Millers oou. A Wass to act with great reserve. te si. MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAT.) ii: INIGAZ, a —The market has opened without activity, sad 'b. =y rely 300 bap Mauritius sold at 395. 6d.; but three as aurae have ban disposed of, one of No. 121 et. Savannah, at les. 9d. ; one of Nu. 9, at T2a. 6.1. ; and one M. el Oats Muscovado, at 22a. 6d., landing weights. Refined ik boa sad lees briskly at former prices. St. e k pours—No public sale of importance has been held to. gs . day ; privately the mar bet is fi rm, but not active. Ilk Rou.—No sales reported. OIL Rica is in fair request 2,000 bags white Bengal sold at Ilk 10a ea. to lbs. LI4. CINIANOL —The quarterly public saie went off bregobirly, M . but at a dacha of Id. to 2d. per lb., a good portion 3,300 1 - q. bales were sold, Ceylon, first sort, at Is. 4d. to 2s. ld. ; is second, ls. ld. to Ls. 7,1. ; third, IOrL to la. 3d. ; fourth, at IS 7d. sod 10d. ; and Tellieberry at 9d. to is. ak SA UNITS/ continues active • about 3,000 Imp sold, DM I. landing and for snivel, at 39a:to 40s. 61 e. 1146 C 017011.-300 bass sold at firm pricea. 34. TALLOW ILtRICET.—(THIB DAY.) This market is Y steady. Town tallow is gooks% 455. 3d., Dot cash ; Petersburg .O. on the spot, 465. 3d. to 465. dd. ; April to Julie, 465. 3d. ; July to September, 475. ; October Bt . to Dessuator, 488 9d. 14" SMITHYTILD HAY ICARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Magus. Hervey sad Beare rpm* treats arm. M lest day's prior. Prime madam bay, 70a. to 80a. ; superior ts. ditto, 81a. to Wm. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 50s. ; rowan, 50s. aa. to 70e. ; clover, old, KM to 110 e. ; ditto mow, second cut, 10 80a to I.oos. ; s trew. :38a. BAPTIST HOME MINION BOOTHTT.—The RHEUM is meeting of this society was held last issuing_ at the Metro- is politau Tabernacle, Newington; Mr. &. Mul l In the chair. St. Prayers having been offered up by the Rev. C. H. Spurgeon, i t . the macretary read the report, which detailed at length the k. various operations of the society during the past yeer,which to had been of a very extensive character. The society bad it, established stations at York, Cardiff, Tenby, Hereford, St Hartlepool, Middleborough, Bedminster, and other places 3t in the country, and had made arrangements for opening ten Lk new stations in the metropolis and it. suburbs. Two if of thaw stations were in operation with great success ; one at Highbury, and the other at Plumstrad. Mr. Horner, one of the missionaries, had been very suceresful at the camp 60 at Aldershott, where he had been well received by the II soldiery. The society have also rendered pecuniary aid to ifs . 65 stations, at which 392 members had been baptised and fit added to the church. The neeipts by the parent society N. for the year had been 1,8431. lls. 6d., and after deducting expenditure, a balance was left in hand of 371. 3s. 11d. It. This receipt and expenditure was independent of that of the 34 ._ affiliated societies, which would in future be kept distinct 71 - from that of the parent society. The Rev. Mr. Millard, of Mase-pond, moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, and agreed to. Seve other ministers having addressed the meeting, the pra- seedinp concluded with a prsyer. NATIONAL °lanai( Bows, Him Cosmos, 1 : MICHMOND.—On Sunda margin Leh at St. Michael's ee Church, Woodstrest, C h mapliethe Rev. C. Hume, M.A., the rector, preached a sermon in aid of the finale of this 44 valuable charity before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, 1 „..• sheriffs, and the common council of the ward. The text 10 was selected from the 9th chapter of the 2nd Corinthians. 20 Is the course of his address the rev. minister pointed out to that the Home provided at that time upwards of 100 orphan 00 girls of all ages, clews, and denominations, and from all * parts of the kingdom. The centre, the east wing, and the domestic offices of the new building were completed, and, • with the west wing, will hold 20/ girls, being 110 more than k could be accommodated in the old building,. The heavy ee liabilities, with enfranchisement of the site, which amounts IS to 5,401. K., celled for further support from the public to N enable the committee to meet that. as well as to provide for 1 1 : the large inuroane in the number of children to be admitted. is At the conclusion of the service a collection was made, is amounting to 401. 10 EnTABLIaIIMENT OF A POST 0771 CE IN THE INTER- * NATIONAL EXHUOTION nannies.—The Postmaster-General has made arrangements with her Majesty's Commissioners for the International Exhibition of 1862 for the establish- ee meet of a post office, including a money order office, and a se " poste restante," in the Exhibition at South Kensingtou, sod the office will be open during the hours that the Fain- 4 bition is open to the public. Letters addressed to exhibi tors and other persons employed is the Exhibition Building will be delivered at their respective stalls five times &-0a , to and letters will be collected from the office at 10 a.m., 12 is noon, 1 p.m., 3 p.m., 4.45 p.m., and finally after the closing N of the Exhibition at night. Letters intended "to be called g for " at the Exhibition Poet Office must be addressed, 1 " •Poste Restante; International Exhibition, London, W. SOUTHPORT AND ITN CHARITIIN.—A few months ago, a "Children's Sanatorium" was established at South port—the little invalids being accommodated in a small building. It has now been determined to erect a new and more commodious building, near the Stranger's Charity„— and on Thursday last, a bazaar was opened in aid of this t . abject. The bazaar remained open until Saturday, and lei about 40W. was realised. LOADED FIER-ARMS IN A HOUSE.-011 Sunday IN lierecooe, Thompson Atkinson, of Thalkley, near Bradfor d, ens, while in the house of a neighbour named James Thornton, in the act of reaching down a double-barrelled tee gnu from the ceiling, when the trigger was caughW piece of string and fell upon the cap. The gun was 111 and the barrel exploded. The contents were lodged in his Ls thigh, creating a dreadful wound, and be was removed to g t the Bradford Infirmary in a dangerous state. Nt A SUDDEN DEATH AT A VOLUNTEER REVIEW.— KS Yesterday, the ri fl emen belonging to the Howden , Hams, 1 2, Beverley, Market Weighton, and Bridlington Ride Com panies assembled at Driffield, in the Feat Mies, to be He reviewed by Major Saltaiarehe. *hart the various cam. 100 panies were forming oo the practicegroend, Sergeant Miller, as. formed belonging to the East York Militia, sad WM* 34 the dril l sergeant in the Howden Corps, was observed to fell suddenly upon the ground. It was soon seen by his s sea comrades that he was seriously ill, and two medical gentle men belonging to the eons were in immediate attendance. 100 Miller, on being questioned as to where be felt pain, placed ISO his hand upon his heart, and slightly moaned. Brandy and ~„„tss other restoratives were administered, but without avail, as r the poor fellow ceased to exist a few moments afterwards, ;I He died in the arms of Private Chutes Woodall, of Howden. Major thiltmarshe, through respect to deceased, abandoned N the review for that day. Disease of the heart is supposed M. to have been the cause of death. se A STAG IN A TowN.—The residents in the neighbourhood of Hanover-rand, Tunbridge Wells, were, on Tuesday afternoon, taken considerably by surprise by the appearance of a hoe stag, which had rushed amonnggsst them from the direction of the Common, and was g over their garden fences with as much freedom as if it bad been startled in its native forest. A few moments afterwards a pack of hounds—es fine and gallant a pack as the most de voted hunter would wish to follow—came up from the some direction io hot pursuit, and before the spectators had over come their first surprise, the appearance of huntsmen put it beyond a doubt that a stag hunt was in progress. And here, too, it was finished, for the animal was captured almost as soon aa it was seen, not, indeed, by the hounds in pursuit of it, but by men who happened to see its approach, and at ones detected its hiding place. The @tag had endeavoured to evade a capture by concealment, and in its impetuous course it had rushed into a retreat, not often the resort of quadrupeds, and in which the most ardent solitaire would scarcely linger. The animal was adroitly taken, and found more comfortable quarters at the George Hotel.—Maid stone Journal. BOLD --. IN THI GIZZAID Or I GOOSIL —A goose was lately killed by a settler at Mamma is the &wed of which ware found two spooks of geld. As the goose wee reared upon a farm adjoining the creek, it is not unlikely that them specks of the precious metal bad been picked us is the bed or on the bank'. The two speck. of gold thee curiously brought to light resemble in one sod appear ewes the two halves of a split pea, being, however, very much thinner, the colour of the metal being somewhat dthaf fi;r -A &taro/ion paper. a strike of twelve weeks, the colliers in the Maley, Oildenome, sod Adwalton districts have resumed work, at the old terms of 4a ad, for s day of eight hours. It is stated that a total cessation of the strike funds hi. bees instrumental in bringing about the present settle ment, sod to ad.l to the misery which such a statement kwpOss, the then kali theirempl ekl he oyers will sot be able to take on more BEARE L1828.-(77118 DAL) Two o'OLoos. The railway share market is buoyant to-day, and prices have further improved. Great Western Stock has advanoed per cent., and most of the other principal lines 1 to #. Caledonian is exceptionally flat, and has re ceded 1. London and North Western stook is now quoted 941 to 96 ; Great Western, 74 to I ; Midland, 1281 to 129 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ; Caledonian, 1081 to 1001 ; South Eastern, 841 to # ; Eastern Counties, 681 to ; and Great Northern, 114 to 115. This is settling da Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen to 31 to 1 prem. All the Belgian lines continue in demand, and the tendency of prices is still upwards. IBAILWATS. WIDLNANT iielAllllll - AND STOOL& ab. I rd 01l WeLeNcorllaL IN NI Nelboal ue t aorta N II MI N I NAN - dt — iiilbs;iiii::::l A▪ l no. • 1 A No ay.uatll an Do. an Dubin amal3l~ rot Dood,Parlit.iAbLJa 10 lab liaslst a teinuse 115 AIM= Ilaion. Moak A Db. Roan li g Ilia bailL amm: — all aril . Vo Jan WO ~~ B. 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Animism Led TM. Delp De. 4s. lesiebemel Do. do. Myopia to Duns (L.) T. lk ed MAIL) Jr.L TrottkLa.Co.ll.Coasdo 7Coition Tot. a.. ad—). Illoonsto L. telß' ilk 2 ski 90 10) 12 al ..., ealee icorn le i-7i lail II : 106} - 16.1 nt t 107 1 1- 114 I 41.1 Sit_ 141 100 100 .... , 4lt I a l 1s in: pa to 14 ii .3 40 . 60 1 -. $1 a - 211 AOOl li ,001 11 1,030 ! No. 180. — lel, ilk 10 10,0001 10 !MOM 16 10,0001 10 11000 00 : vie ii Alf ni 000 et. e _ 1,000 10 ,000 20 000 St 1,000 • :0011 yOOOl 10 1.000, 10 ,000 10 ,000 D 000 10 ~ 000 ,724 1110 :iiiii ii ,000 i a ;« , A 7,1 ASO 16 1,760 :665 160 6sou et. .110 C 0(10 1 :IA Al.- 10 670. U 6 000 I 6000 UN PROT:I9OIAL 81111111 MARIITS. Lnraarool. APRIL tit —lsles today :—leneashire and York shire stock, 107 75 5 Laudon and North Wasterna . s4 I—Manchester, .ftsd, and Lincoln, 425—'tooth stock, MI —Antwerp and Rotterdam 8 7 15-16 , 11-16 Buffalo and lake Huron, 67-16 s—Ditto 7 per cent. get. ow«) 9—Dutch Rhenish, 15 / 18.16 p.—Oreat Luxembourg, 1659.16 6-16 5 I 6-16 5--Great Western of Canada, 125—Sambre Mime, f 195 5 5 5 7-16—Alliance (Limited) 445 p. Mairmingi4 Ann 28.—There was a good business, at better Ma ." s.. Great Luxembourg, 16 s&li n aer d.—Grand Trunk of 24reat Western of 12 9-16 s—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1075 I—London and North Western, 945—Man chester, Shefßeld, and Lincolnshire, 425—North Britis h , 625 f North Staffordahlre, &l.—South Kasten", 835 5 14—Theme. and Mersey Marine Insurance. 15 p.—Antwerp and Rotterdam 75 Lal4r 6 Reetunnce, Mr—Belden East Junction, 1 1-16 ate— nauhlre Insurance, I d.—Blrmingham Guarantmd, rr— Oswestry and Newtown Pet., 10}—Ban Paulo, p.—Sambre and Meuse, 1.2 546. llnamsotun, Arun 2 &-- South Stafford' were sold today at 105: Stour Valleys were offered at 85 ; Birmingham and Derby stock at 94 ; District Bank at 155 ; Wolverhampton Gas at 20 Birmingham Waterworks at 365: and Gloucester Wagons at Uriz. Pref erence Canals were quoted De buyers ; and Railway at 10. Badness dull. TEE VOLIINTF.ER REVIEW AT Barotermr.—The publication of the trafile tables of the London, Brighton, and South Coen Railway Company for the week ending the 26th inst., gives the enormous aggregate of 269,210 paasen gen as peering over the line during that week. The total mossy return for the same period amounted to 22,4671. The total of 269,210 for the week gives an avenge of thirty eight Woes= four hundred and odd per day. RAILWAY TaavaLurro.—The number of travel lers by railway in the United Kingdom in 1861, was 183,435,678, besides 47,894 holders of season and periodical tickets, who must have made very many journeys ; in the whole there must have been much nearer en than five journeys in the year for every soul in the kingdom. The train; =loonier and goods trains together, travelled 102,243,692 miles, which in further than going 4,000 times round the world ; 267,134 bones and 357,474 made railway journey., little to their liking. The traffic comprised 12,5033 cattle, sheep, and pigs, • s 89,867,719 tom of minerals and general merc handise. In the= vest piles of Property conveyed from place to plain the mine rals double the general merchandise in quantity, and they are carried at little more than • quarter of the net ; 60,386,788 toss of minerals produced to the railway com panies only 4,951,8991., while 29,470,931 tons of general merchandise brought them 9,157,9871. The receipts of the railways (10,433 miles in length at the close of the year) from all sources of traffic were 27,768,6224, of which 13,085,7584 au= from paneoger traffics and the mall; and the residue from goods. The expenditure was 13,187,3884 or 47 per net., leaving rather more than 14,500,0001. net receipts. The compensation paid for accidents and lame amounted to 181,1704 The quantity of rolling stock was no less than 5,801 locomotives, 15,076 passenger and 180,574 mamas for goods traffic • in all 201,461 6 = and carriages. The numbers are enormous, and they are enormously incrensing. Comparing last year with the year before, notwithstanding the bed weather, th e panengers in creased by 13,800,000, the minerals by 6,600,000 teas the reoeipta by above 2,000,0001., the miles travelled by train' Dearly 9,000,000. 3,896,960 trains ran in the course of the year 1860: upwards of 10,000 a day. The red spectre that robs Austrian statesmen of their sleep (rye a letter from Venice in yesterday's Nord) is Garibaldi, who is every moment making his appearance, now on the summit of the Alpe, menacing Tyrol, and now in the heart of Dalmatia, ready to support the insurgents of Moatesegro and Hercegovina, and to open the road to Hungary. Would you believe it, that a Trieste journal, in order to quiet the minds of the soldiers or the German population of Tyrol and Styria, has not been ashamed to invent a fable worthy of a place beside the legends that are 'till much in vogue on the Rhine! According to this journal, Garibaldi was killed in the battle of the Volturoo, and the person who pretends to be Gar; though won derfully like him, is quite • different man. Raving paned some time at Capron and let bin red board grow, this pre tender came forth in the Garibaldi= °odium, sad mar vellously duped the public of Italy. Nay, it is possible that he would be duping them dill to this hoar, had Dot the truth been fortunately diseovered, and hie incredible imposture exposed. Sours Karranrovms Musayst. —Easter week, ending Apnl 26 :—Free days, 22,764 ; free evening, 12,264 ; total, 33,00. Frew the el the Yuma, 2,062,673. MUMMY or PATENTS, Boors RREELNOTON.— Number of visitors for the week ending April 26,13,0617 ; total number done the opening of the museum free daily (12th May, 1858), 529,119. ROYAL Fans HOSPITAL, GRAT'S-INW-ItOAD. TM amber al patios* railroads* this hospital daring the weak main April 26, was 3,241, al white 993 woos sew as". Mmorouni Pm Hamm, Dimwits& Wm. Carr.—The swept* strelet al patients relieved &Meg the week etedlax -- April 12. 1,38 I; sergicel, 642—betel, Mak el tell& 7 wsa 42 Inn sesame. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two &Cwoz. The funds to-day are finn, at the advance of per cent. which took place yesterday afternoon. At one period of the morning a fresh improvement of I t was temporarily quoted. In the share and foreign stock markets, in which this is settling day, there is not much business, but general firmness prevails. 'English and Belgian railway shares are in request and better. The scrip of the new Russian Loan has fallen to I to 1 prem., the scheme being still regarded with great indifference. That of the Turkish Loan, on the other hand, has risen to 2} to 2 1 prem. The Egyptian Loan scrip is quoted 1i to 1e prem. The usual telegrams from the Paris Bourse have not yet arrived. Consols are officially marked 931, f, and 1 for money, and 931 for the account. The present quo tation is 9 n to both for cash and the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Bank Stock, 238, 237} ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911, 921; New Three per Cents., 92, 911, 92} ; India stock, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 104, f, ,1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent. " enlaced" rupee paper, 103 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 106} ; Exchequer Bills, 215., 18e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, but firm. Mexican Bonds are inquired for. Venezuela re main dull. Spanish Certificates are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is firmer, at sok to I, while that of 1858 remains quoted 691 to 701. Transactions are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 93, 1, 921 ; Buenos Ayres One per Cents. (Deferred 3), 34; Italian Five per Cents. (Maremmsumßailway) Scrip, 21 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., 311, I ; ditto for account, 32, 311 ; Russian Five per Cents., 95f, 96 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 821 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 531 ; ditto Passive, 191 ; the Committee's Certificates, 81, ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 803, ex div. ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 691, 701 ; ditto, for acoount, 701 ; ditto Six per Cents, 1862 (scrip), 23, 2 prem. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., 231. The price of the existing Russian Five per Cent. Stock yesterday was about 96. It is, however, unfair to institute a comparison between the old stock and the new loan, for the advantage is all on the side of the former, which is a perpetual enmity, irredeemable by the government except by actual purchase in the market. The dividend is payable in silver at a fixed exchange, and the bond stipu lates upon its face that "the payment of the per petual annuity will be effected in time of peace, as well as in time of war, without distinction, whether the creditor belongs to a friendly or a hostile na tion." The new loan is relatively less valuable, because the redemption clause is framed in the interest of the government, while in the case of the old stock the government is compelled to enter the market and negotiate direct with the holder before it can extinguish any portion of this "perpetual annuity." It was this peculiar privilege which in former times carried the price of the Russian Five per Cent, stock up to 115 and 120. At Vienna, on Saturday, there was a decided improvement in the Austrian funds. The following notice has been posted in the Stock Exchange :—" Imperial Ottoman Loan.—As the next payment on the above falls due on the 15th May, the committee have ordered that all bargains done for that day be settled on Tuesday, the 13th." There were no transactions in bullion yesterday at the Bank. The Shannon has arrived from the West Indies with 367,500/., of which 287,5001. is silver and 80,0001. gold. The Niagara, from Boston, has brought 11,0001. in specie. The Liverpool cotton market yesterday was quiet. The transactions were to the extent of 8,000 bales. The stoppage is announced of Messrs. Wil kins and de Bruyn, commission merchants, of Threadneedle-street and the Baltic Coffee-house. This is an old and respectable firm. They have sus tained some heavy losses on Russian grain transac tions, entered into apparently in the belief that the recent dispute between this country and America would have resulted in war. The liabilities are computed at something under 35,0001., and a divi dend of 6s. or 7s. in the pound seems to be consi dered probable. The bills receivable appear to be of a solid character. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 7,0571., owing to the volunteer review, and the South Eastern an increase of 1,1361. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 11th inst. were 10,6131. sterliug, being 5531. lees than in the cor responding week of last year. The had-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the Great Western Railway of Canada is called for the 22t4 inst. in London. The annexed circular has been issued by the Ner budda Coal and Iron Company (Limited) : 9, Broadetreet-buildiap, Loadon, April 28. Sir,—l am desired by the directors to inform you that they have resolved to accede to the request made to than by several shareholders to Woo forthwith the 907 unalletted shares. The number of shares to be allotted to each share holder will be in the proportion of about oce share for every Ave shares held by him. The allotments will be made and the letters sent to such shareholders as shall be registered la the company's books on the 20th day of May next. Since the directors issued their late report they have received additional satisfactory intelligence from India, and they aware to draw your attention to the fact that the East India Railway Company have resolved to complete the railway from to Jubbolpoor as rapidly as possible, which will thus give earlier than anticipated another outlet for the company's coal. The treader books will be closed on the 19th and 20th Moy, on which days no transfers will be received.-1 sin, to., HERBERT HEATH, Secretary. The Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool an nounce the closing of the transfer books for the 6th May, preparatory to the issuieg of the second 10,000 shares, in the proportion of one new for each old share. The annual meeting of the Blaenavon Iron and Coal Company is called for the 31st May. MONDAY Emma. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 931 to 4, both for money and the Bth of May, opened and closed to-day at 931 to 4. The official buainess report is as follows t--Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, ; ditto, for account (May 8), 931, • Bank Stock, 238 ; Three per Cents. Redumd, ali t 924, 911 ; New Three per Cents., 91i, 92/, 91/ India Stock, 226, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1084, #, 4, # ; ditto Bonds, 31s. prem. ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1004; ditto, 1864, 1001, ; Five per Cent. " enfa" rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109. The India Five per Cent. Stock was quoted 108} to 1. The rupee paper was fi rmer. Exchequer Bills improved Is., being quoted 18e. to 21s. prem. Mexican Bonds were in better demand to-day, and after being marked 324 closed at 311 to 1, being } higher than on Saturday. Italian Five per Cents. have rallied to 68} to ; Venezuela Bonds remain dull, at 23} to 24. The Turkish Loan of 1854 closed at 80 to 4, showing no change ; that of 1858, at 691 to 70} ; and Spanish Certificates, at 84 to The closing quotations for shares in new under takinp to-day were as follows :—Ocean Marine In surances 7 to 7} prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, 15-16 to 17-16 prem. ; Universal Marine, 34 to 3 die.; London and Provincial Marine, par to 1 prem. ; Mercantile Fire, to 1 prem. ; Commer cial Union, to } die . ; Imperial Bank, to prem. ; Alliance Beak, 4} to 4} prem. ; Northern Counties Union Bank, 24 to 3 prem. ; Chartered. Bank of British Columbia and Vancouver's Island, 1 to 14 prem. • ' Italian Irrigation,r to } prem. ; Metropolitan Railway Wagon to prem. ; Bombay Gas, } prem. ; and uropean Boat building, par to } prom. Canada Government Five per Cents. were in quired for, while Victoria Debentures were rathbr more offered. k OS nail. t.t. 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