The Express. — London, England, 1862-04-19 00:00:00

.tni:Esr or MIL 31510? AP NAPLES. Mr. Janie+ Biehop, who I. is prio in at Naplee, oispi. - ion of ennspireey, lea addressed a letter le ►is I-automat Bishop. of t►e Seth Regime* bit terly complaining of the treataismi to which be bee bean eihjeeted It appears that be, left Naples ea the 'sequoia of the 2nd Meat for Room but was stopped at Gaeta awl marched. The poem refused to believe his statement that he wu a British subject end declared that he was either an Austrian or a e.t.a. The oiale,torsa of the police es to his seditious design. appear to have bee well founded, as the fol. lowing tweet from the letter will s►ow : " Having many letters which had Men given me by friends to take to Rome. I persisted in refusing to give the key (of his dk.kj which they hal eel been able to fled. I was milled the met ohassee names by the two authorities, one of whom dell red that he would see whether I was on Esgli•hman,' and c.hallsemed me to fight him. I began to doubt whether I was really in the buds of the euthori• ties. sal feared to have fallen into the bawls of thieves deemed in the uniform of the pdice, se this is a means em. ployed almost daily in the provinces; but the !iazdinian gag and mass removal my doubts, and just then the under prefect enteral the room. A cabal aimed, in which I could not make myself Mud, and ell I could perceive was that the prefect laughed a good deal, and then left the room. "The fellow who had challengol me thee came up, sad tuirseguisig me after the manner of a savage chief, told me ' 1 hot given the last proof of not being en Englishman by not &memos' hie challenge : that I was a vile Royalist, he was sure of it, and be would teach my - entrails to respect , Italia' and to know the worth of the precious blond of Genbaldists such as his.' My answer brought such a blow from his fist at niv chest that I reeled lack and fell over the chair which stood behind. Another man entered and poked his fist under my chin, telling me it won all d ..t ; I should soon be done for. Some tumor elapsed. They then agreed to telegraph to Naples, and after an hour, pretealing that the answer bad come giving them 'plein pe. ,, nr,' they called in some 10 men of the Notional Guard, the mayor and judge of the place, and ordered the police to search me again. I was then literally stripped to the skin, end again left to dress myself. The key of my desk Wall found they opened it. mil, amid the most coarse and obscene language, they began to search through the papers •it captained. There were three letters given me to deliver to friends of some of my acquaintances in Naples, in which ev.lerenee ens made to the efforts they nye.' matieo for the retains of the King. In meeker wee Jenard list n/ the forces throughout the kingdoms, maid erre armed and is rondsnou to heron the general *ma as the King akoteld approve These forces amounted to 41.000 tem. The rest of the papers were private letter, the greeter part of which were from my mother." A portrait of the ex.Kieg, with his Majady's signature, vies also foedid, sad the discoveries seem to have canoed ara sidershis adignatios amongst the authorities, and to have led them to treat Mr. Bishop as an ordinary criminal. Oe the Ith be was taken back to Naples, having, he states, bees obliged to p.m two days without food. At the capital, h• acknowledgee, every attention was paid him. The British Consul .Inclined to come and see him, stating that the law mast take its coarse. The quieter offered to the consul that Mr. Bishop should be placed at liberty if the former would be saswerabas for him, but this offer was de clined. Mr. Bishop was thereupon removed to the prison oaf !me. Marie. " I have sot yet seen my consul," he says, " and have no idea of what steps are being taken, or if any at all. either to bastes oe my trial or procure my liberation. Rut, as the Clot tristen is in the same prison, where he has bees detsioel Mee months without ever being brought to trial, I have a.t much Dotter to hope for. The injustice fie the whde proosedieg is apparent ; the ill.treatment I have re ceived rooestrous. All proof against me is reduced to this: tint I earriol corriesposideec• epos me which, if &taboo tended to subvert the present government at Naples. For letters written by others and given to me sealed up lam not answerable. There are no proofs whatever that I had taken any part in what comes under the name of conspiracy, for I am alone, and have no associate. .tt the same time I am treated as a condemned crimi• nal, and was for the first three night. of to sleep on the sine km of my cell till I had attained to have the necemery ferwitare of bed and chairs sent me from the town. The elisiatios of the prison is healthy, and I must own that the ellicials do sot appear to do their duty with nanecessagy rigour. They are resp e ctf u l an d we ll con docked." 1111r.vcwiret HouvrAL —We understand that Kewr•.tdmiral Horatio T. Avails, C. 8., Sea been nominated to 611 the sweet pest of lientesant.governer of Greenwich Hospital, sirs Mir William Carroll. K.C.8., &craned. It I not known whether there will be any rearraogerneat of the duties conaement upou the recommendation of the royal COMM 11•100 ; bat it w rursour.“l that Keel-Admiral Austin will be appointed rew.admiral superintendent for a term of It. roars. —Vowel ~ DEATH or THt A MOIR tI. or Tilt FLEET. —We regret to have to announce the death of Sir John Waist, II.C. H., Animism' of the Fleet, which event took piece Yea- Seeley merging, at his resides ein Fatoesquare. Captain 4.lwarl Hakte•l sow becomes Rear. Admiral of the Blur sad captaie Geor 4 . I; iklarnith, t's 8., the senior for promotion to the attire Nag lot. Admiral Sir William Hall Gage, G.l', H., 41. C. 11., will succeed to the post of Admiral of the Fleet, vice Sir John West. This promotion will place the patronage of the appointment of Vice-Admiral of the United Kingdom at the &spoon the First Lord of the Admiralty.— Untied Ser. , • Us: ,, te. The beautiful monument to Bishop Hooper, at Clomeater. erected on the site of his martyrdom, is (say• the Re' , ~ v. ' , dry) sow nearly complete. The desi4a tomtits of a pelletal with open oatemy, surmounted by rchly carved pinnacles .trol a crocheted and carrel spire. The monument is about 40 feet high, and the ciiniruittee have aArertiaed for demos for a gat le, to he even feet high, mail the toot not to e.t.a! MO guises... The Water-Coloiir , :ociety'm Exhibition will opt•u on the *.Ah Mat., the private view Laths; place on the :Mb beat Saturday. The private view .4 tho New Society of PAiuten. 10 W 4,01. Odeon will take piece ea Saturday, the L'ilth lost., sal the Gallery be opened to the public oo Monday, the 2wth. The manual general meeting of the Bei tialt Arch ono lo tool .t.wieiatiee will, in future, be hell on tits stiond woine-Liy in Mae, of in April. The cowmen f ar 1 , ..; . 2 it bird for Leicttter, and that for 11463 for Leeds. Mr. SatroPl .liii:overol a •w liLtilet, which the- .vely raises the nunilwr of estaroels yet known to 72. 1 t 14 notic.,l (gays the 4 , 4erairteml that the newly•foand toemle.r of our Syst•un he. the least wean (list-tore yet re,ottni.ol anion.: the floor planets. The I. /TA Chief Barron, am preni lent of the Pho townphie Society, has i 4,1,1 cards for no evening reception, us Friday, .‘pril - - The Prost.leut. ..f the Alpine Club has is.sulsl cards as evenia4 reception on Thursday, the Ist of May. The Academy of Sciences of flittinLten announce the publicalles of the collected works of Laos.% the cele brated matieniaticion, ie.-Jading the nrinuscr;pta left at bin deeeme. The works will appear I. sere° volumes. The meeting , ' of .seieutitic aocietion fur the en suing mirk are—Tdesday : Horticaltural, fruit mod floral cmmittee. Wednesday : Society of Literature, 4, "mayor suer ; Society of Arta, 8, "Os the Effect of Priam is lan- Koenig Iliuufacteres." Mr. Sidney Microscopical, 8 ; .-olosie $3. Thuralay Numismatic, 7; rod., llortkultural, electing] of fellows. The Yorkshire, 1,0.16 tons, C.inttio E. A. Roy beloogin4 to Messrs. Mosey Wigram, of Loodoo, which left Melbourne .Liouary 21, h.o anirel in the Channel, sod lauded eight palmettoes at Plymouth. She brings 15,01111 .,r. .of gllddost, retool at 61,501 W., and a large cargo, iocludiog 1.5:4* hales of w.sd. Amorm her 1(0 mongers are Mr. sad Mrs. Header,ot i mid family, Mr. cal Mrs. Bites, Mrs. Smith, family, out ore . t roteworth, Mrs. Cirruiehael, Mr. asigli, Mr. Duraarl, Mr. Arden, Mr. Halleostein, and 1./r. likkler. In the South Pu-nic she met with large quantities of field ice, cud a great reimhir of formidable icebergs. It ltaii lain iinargeatall that a very apprupriate and tittin4 tribute to the memory of the late Pnare Coosort for Nottingham, would be the fillies of the noble east window is the parish church of St. Mary with stainer' slam memorials to his Royal Highoess hare been sul, scribed for at Iterhy and Lump'', sod in no situation fuss the Notrorelieu Journa/), whether we coosider the extoid of the space affurdod by the wi n d ow , or put s [ 0003- ht 4 r01111( pnaitios, coold more striking efforts be. would be likely to is. art lasting, or, if well caseated, call forth more gown! THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1862. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) BOWYPREET. A SOX AT THI OTIZA. A ammtly-dres young man, who s aid hie mine was 'remit, was charged with attempting to pick pockets at the Komi Italian Opera, Cereal:Judson, ou Thursday lit t. r. Abram', of Rowdiest, defended. Ice lictor Eccles, of the A division—On Thursday night, shorty after the dose of the performances at the Italian Opera, 1 was speaking to one of the check-takers, who was giving me a description of a person (the prisoner I believe, who had bees '• hustling" ladies and geetleturia is the crush-room. 1 heard a cry of " Police" outside, and I went to the spot. 1 there found the primmer, and a lady, who said that die had found his hand in her pocket. The dma policeman present, who took the prisoner in custody. Me dmied the charge, and mid that he was • gentleman, and Led been in the bones. I tided him which box, and be replied that he was in box 11, and that be paid 10s. rind. I believe he would not be admitted, as he was not in cos tume. (The prisoner wore a white cravat, but had a frock coat on under a peletot.) Cross-emmioed by Mr. Abrams—The ladyis not present. I asked her to charge him, and she as she had not lost anything. She refused even to give her addrem Could not swear the defendant might not !MVO been in the soophi theatre stalls. Two other officers corroborated. fir.L.;;;,cieW;tqheia7l;ouse, proved that box 31 was au omnibus box—Lord Aileebury'a There were Ave gentlemen entitled to he admitted to that box, and the right was not transferable. The prisoner, of course, was not one, nor would he be admitted, not being in dress. Kr. Currie remanded him for a week, for inquiry as to his tractor. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT 6O:IMM MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) AMMO. —Dutchman, Nimbi, Garibaldi, Eheu, Jos Maley, aad Sampson. Earscrza.—Nightiogals, Nosegay, The Miller, Lady Kill-or-Cure, Harriet, Pupil, Oypet, Mary Asa, Deosiver, and Dubious. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) SATVIDAT. APSIL I. It &It a. tt. at. D. Iv. c. L, a. a. 1 -- -- -- -- NAilia... ..... 20.15 58 W) W.S.W. I 0 b- 3 &MADMEN ... UN 48 47 SAW. I 5 .- 3 LIM - 3 Humes - 1 ANDA,4O.A WU 081 47 497. ; 7 & 0.00 7 Ponsoui W.3I MI ID 8. [ 4 • , - I GALWAY .. - I annum . - Nakano:mil MN SO 41 8.50. 1 3 & 0.111 3 1141.05uLAID 1 111.79 411 64 B.S.A. ; 6 la - 3 LlVcarooL Valans6 TNINITriI - 20.50 5111 SO W. . 5 4 4 , - 3 Gamow 29 88 63 a W. 6 7 4 - - Dorn 29.91 61 IS W. ' 5 9 t - 1 Paelialottra , 29.91 53 51 W.B.W. I I 0 - 6 PNWLANT 1 211.90 II N W. 6 I I 1r 0. 08 4 Maoris I IO SM63 1 II LW. 17 9 1 • - 6 Prnis4ooll - 6 'taw .. - 1 5 I v ; IK. a. u k iii. 1111? 911_1 1091 1 10 50 1 t se CLEKXF.NWELL Armor= lIVICIOR IN TIE CANAL. eel/eerier Den's, a woman about di years of fie, re ! siding at 45, Edwardetreet, Regent's-park, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by throwing herself into the Regent sOanal in the City-road. From the evidence it appeared that on Thursday after noon the prisoner, who seemed in a very excited state, rap past r rime who was at work at one of the wharves and precipitated herself from the top of the wall of the wharf into the water. Her clothes kept her atkat for a few seconds, and in the meantime the witness, who had endeavoured to reach her from one of the barges but had failed, got a boat-hook and pulled her out, she then being nearly iussosible. She was taken to the workhouse, and she then said she was very sorry, and if let go would not repeat the like again. At the police-station she gave • false address. The defendant, in answer to the charge, said, " I am truly sorry. I have a kind husband and a good home, and do uot kuow whet I did it for Sionethieg came over me at the moment, and in a et of desperation I did what I am charged with, and will never again be so foolish." Mr. Dl:yawed remanded the prisoner until Friday next, and directed that she should be seen by the chaplain at the House of Deteatioa. STRATFORD. Caen TIZATME4T HY A CHILD BY .t KTEP-MOTHIM. A decently-droned young woman, named Rosin Mows, aged 21 years, was charged on remand with committing an aggravated emelt upon ter step-daughter, • line little girl, aged levee years, of No. 7, Emery-street, West Hem, :aratford, under the following cruel circumstances : The mamas west to prove that the defendant was the wife of a mechanic named Evan Evans. She had no children by the prosecutor, sod she had been married four yeses. He had four chiklreu by the first wife. The defendeet since the marriage had continued • course of cruelty to the children, more particularly to the child now in court, and its appearance caused a shudder among the spectators who were in attendance. Mr. Archibald M'Dowell, the relieving officer of the We,t Item Union, said that his attention was directed to the child by several of the neighbours. He subsequently went u. the house and found the children in a wretched condition, lying upon some old rags in the corner of the room upon the floor. There was no covering over the child, who WAS crying and subbing aloud. There was wound on the left leg and another large wound on the right hip. He celled in the medical officer of the ruins, who examined the injuries, and said that the wound, were the result of lying too loug io one position on the dirty rags or old mattress. One of the neighbours, named White, dated that the defendant had loft the child once on a door step in a public thoroughfare in Lond o n. Wh e n the child was first placed in the defendant's care it wee healthy and playful, but through neglect and ill.teatmeat the child had become a cripple. Several of the immediate neighbours lad been asked by the father to look after the children, and they were accordingly taken from her, but she caused a disturbance and had threatened them with vio lence and severe punishment if they received any food from the neighbours. The treatment of the defendant became so cruel that it became necessary to inform the pariah authorities of her brutality. The defeedant, in reply to the magistrate, stated that she had not sufficient name, to keep the children properly, as she we. only allowed 15a. per week. The magistrate said that her conduct was most un natural, and he should sentence her to two months' int. prisounient its Ilford Gaol. Haifere v. PORTER. —WO have received a letter from the wife of the defendant in this case, contradicting certain statements made by Serjeset &Moline in moving fur • new trial. The court, however, and not the press, is the tit place far these explanations. SHOCKING ACCIDENT. —(TH IS MORNING. ) —Shortly before twelve this morning • serious accident, and one which Is Nearly certain to be attended with fatal results, oecurred I. Thead-street, Golden-ovate. It appears that • female, named Dinah kenning, 38 yearn of age, and residing at No. ID, Poland-street, wee pos-ing No. 3, Broad-street, with a child in her arrne and one at her side, when a ladder placed against the froat of the house fell upon her. Assistance wes immediately at hand, and she was at once taken to the Middlesex Hospital, where, on being examined by Kr. Shaw, the surgeon, awl Mr. Hunt, the house surgeon, it wee found that the poor woman's skull was severely frac tured, and she now remains without the slightest hopes of recovery. SUSPECTED DEATH FROM Gaaormro.—Yesterday morning information was forwarded to the different police stations that shortly after midnight the police constade on duty In Holborn found a man of respectable appearance lying on the ground at the coiner of ilriaik•street, insensible. With the aseiiitailio of some other officers he will taken to the police. station in snathlield, where be was seen by the divisional surgeon, who friend him dying, and he shortly afterwards expired. From the inquiries instituted by the police, there is every reason to believe the deceased had been garotted •nil robbed, as nothing was found on the person of ally valae, or likely to lead to identity. Mr. Payne, the City roomer, has postponisi the inquest, to give the police an op. portunity to collect evidence, so as to throw some light on the mysterious affair. _ _ _ SI 1.1 , EN DEATH OF A CLERGYHAN.—On Sunday last, so the Rev. H. Scumlder, late incumbent of New Hut to... near Keudal, was about to read himself in at the chureh of Tatham Fills, seer Wesnington, he was suddenly token ill. and died almost immediately. The deceased hod been lueurnbeut of New Hutton fur many years, and was much respected by his parishioners.- -Kredal Mercury. AN OLD LADY BURNT To DRAM—The coroner (T. T. lalasianz, Eel.) bell an inquiry at Ash on Wed aeadaz. into the deals of Miss Ann Friend, an old lady aged ,it, who. being left alma in her room, it is @uppoeed was seised with a lit, and fell into the fire. Whoa she was rlisermeedl she was shockingly land, and quite dead. Miss Friend wee, we believe, a lady possemad of considerable peorrerty.—Doerr Chronicle. FATAL AIVIDENT HN THE GREAT WINTERS RAIL RAT.—At MOS, of Thursday, as accident occurred on the Great Western Railway, by which a led named John Jones, aged 15, lost his life. Deemed was running across the line, between Swan Village tunnel and the Wednesbury station, when a passenger train earn. op ; the buffer of the engine struck him on the hip with such force that he fell down upon his head, and his brains were literally dashed out, end cue of his arms was broken. There is no read aeries the line where the deceased was crossing. He and his ram poribm were in pursuit of pigeons.—Slaffortfiaire Advertiser. FRIIIHTPUL RAILWAY ACCILIENT.-011 Wednes day, as a young man by the name of William Head was working in the No. 4 cuttinir of the tlevenorike breach of the leinilne, Chatham. and buyer Railway, a large 0008 of chalk became loam. The moo above gave the usual signal, Look up," but before Heel ease able to get out of the way, the chalk fell MI his head, sod death was instantaneous. About twelve months ago a brother of the demised had his lege smashed. An inquest w.ui held at the Five Bells, Elmsford, as the body of the deceased, by C. J. Carttar, when the jury returned a verdict of " Aocitieutal borer (Aron iris. DISATII ;mow Noxious All. A melaucholy event took place three days ago in the French canton of Etrepagny (Eure). A marl pit, about sight metres in depth, with subterranean pesasiges leading from it, had exiated near the chateau of M. de Vatiniesniil. In one of those pasaages the gadener had made a bed of mushrooms, and in order to protect them he covered the top of the pit, by which means a quantity of foul air had collected- O n t h e d ay i n qii•stion the gutleoer began to descend into the pit, but finding himself affected by its closeness be immediately returned. Another man then went down, but be was in a few minutes 'suffocated by the noxious air. On an alarm being given, two other men demanded suiresakely to the assistance of the man below, but both of them met a aimi ler fate. The three men were afterwards drawn up by means of ropes, but life was completely extinct. A few days ago (Faye the Chelnword dealer bought upwards of 100 pigs at Norwich, and fur. warded these by the &stem Counties Railway for their des. tinatioe in Liseoloshire. They were put Mt* a bullock van, and, to prevent their getting wet by the min which was at that time falling, the top of the yea was covered with a tarpaulin by one of the porters. On arriving at Peter borough the swine being (contrary to their mad habit) very (mast, one of the officials looked into the vie, wad discovered that all except three were dead, they having been euffocated. We understand that the anituals,:once meant for pork, will now be converted into manure. ROIEDAT. soirDAT. N. Barium —till WieW. N.W., B. W. to N.W., strong to fresh. fresh to stream, some nix laario.-13. to W., strong to moderate, showery. eggettat..-8,01.W. to W.N.W., A.W. to N.W., moderate to fresh to moderate, showery. light, fine. G t'oser w. to N. w., fresh A. to 11.7.4. W., fresh to mode to moderate. rate, Inc A. EMOLAMO.-B.W. to W.N.W., W.S.W. to N.N.W., fresh to strong to fresh, or moderate, moderate, hue. some rain. As above, showery in places. EXPLANATION. B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea level ; each 10 feet, of verticel rise, causing about onchundredtle of an Inch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing nearly threehundredths Increase. L—Exposed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew puint. D.—Direction of wind true—two, points kit of mag netic'. Y.—Force :1 to 12—estimate,,. (.—Cloud (1 to 9). L Initials : b, bluo sky; c, clouds detached): I. fog b, hall; lightning en, misty (hazy, o, overcoat ,dull) ; r, rain ; a. EDOW: t, thunder. 11. , rainfall, or snow, or hall, since Wt rimmt, in inches and decimals. 8.--elemdisturbanc• it to 9). Z.—Calm. THE REPRESENTATION OF OLDHAM. RETIREMENT OF MR. FOX. The chairman of the executive committee of the supporters of W. J. Fox, Eq., member for Oldham, has received the following letter from the hon. member, m amma:l his intention to retire from parliament on an early oimasion : " 3, Sumex•pApril 11, 1862, "My dear sir,—The ex 'on oso early dissolution appears to have quite away, and I still find myself in capable of renewing that regular attendance in the House of Commons which I regard u the paramount duty of a representative of Oldham. llader *see circumstances my wish and purpose are, at so early period, to vacate the seat by applying for the Chiltern Hoa. It is dos to your self, sod to those who have so steadily_ and generously co operated with you, that I should not allow you to be taken unawares by this proceeding. I cannot announce the pur pose without expressing my strong feeling of the confidence so long manifested in me, and of the very kind forbearance which has of late been exercised both by you and your friends, and by the 'ratite constituency, through this period of involuntary incapacity.-1 am, dear sir, yours faithfully, " W. J. Fox. " John Putt, Faq." The executive committee have agreed to recommend John Tomlinson Hibbert, Eeq., to the general committee &II a fit and proper person to represent Oldham, in the room of Mr. Fox. Mr. Hibbert contested the borough with Mr. Fox, against Mr. J. M. Cobbett, at the general election in 1859, when the latter was returned by a majority of eleven votes over Mr. Hibbert. Foams-eery:a, APRIL 16. The Queen boa been pleased to approve of Mr. Alexander Berg as Consul- General in London, and of Mr. John Heard as Consul at Hoeg Ron, fur his Majesty the Emperor of all the Russia'. —Gazette.. Dowxnso-eraarr, APRIL 16. The Queen has been !deemed to appoint Henry Begat Breen, Esq., to be Provost Marshal of the Island of St. Vincent.—Gitzeire. THR DUKE Or NORTHUMBERLAND AND THE THAMES EMBANKMENT. —The Duke of Northumberland, who holds property along the river side, has petitioned the house against the bill for the Theme Embankment, and prays that he may be heard by himself, (mutant, agents, and witnesses, before the committee appointed to consider the subject., in respect of any provisions contained in it :s..rpreju dicial lid right. sod interests. The M e t ro p o lit an of Walks and other bodies have also petitioned to be heard against the bill. lIAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLIA MENT.—LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOVER RAILWAY, AND THI New Balms'. AT BLACKPRIARS.—The Lords of the Admiralty report to parliament their opinion that the alteration proposed by the company in the intended new railway bridge over the Thames at Blackfriars should not be permitted. Originally it was proposed that the clear height of the headway tinter the soffit of the bridge should be nowhere less than 27 feet above Trinity high water mark. It is now proposed to repeal that provision, and that the headway ulster each arch shall be such as the con servators of the river Thames shall prescribe, not being more at the centre of each arch than 27 feet nor less thaa 20 feet, and the Admiralty in the exercise of their juris diction over all tidal and navigable rivers require that the headway and waterway of the proposed bridge shall be made to correspond, aa far as possible, with that ;Imposed to be given in the new Blackfriars roadway bridge to be built by the Corporation of London. lislutentitte Cimbei:E. —We have much plea sure in stating that at a meeting of the council held at the town residence of Mr. Hanbury on Thursday, the Rev. Arthur O. Butler, Fellow of Oriel, and Assistant Master of Rugby, was unanimously elected Head Master of Haileybury College. The appointment is one which cannot fail to give universal satisfactioo. Mr. Butler his the highest qualifications for the poet, and indeed seems to possess them by inheritance. His father, the late Dr. Butler, Dean of Peterborough, was a former Head Master of Harrow, one of his brothers is the present Heed Master of Harrow, sod another brother is Second Mager of Cheltenham College. Mr. Butler comes to Haileybury from a school which has long been in the highest repute, and there cannot be a doubt that the as. nouncement of his appointment will at once bring a host of applications for admission. The college could not open under better auspices. The arrangements which are being actively made for the opening of the college attest the anxiety of the council to do all that is possible to promote the coat fort of the pupils, and facilitate the studies of the place.— Hertford Iterrurs. Oita THOUSAND WaIaHYEN FOR PARIS AND THE OREAT EXHIBITION IN LONDON.—Such is the title of a prospectus just issued Ly some gentlemen of Swansea, who are promoter of • scheme milled the "Great Camliro•French Excursion;' the object of which is to enable great numbers of the population of South Wales to visit Paris and the Great Exhibition in London at • cheap rate. The prospectus states that " the recent treaty of commerce with France, by which two great nations have mutually held forth to each other the olive brooch of lasting peace, renders a more intimate knowledge of their respective resources of great importance to the people of both countries ; for they will thus be enabled to &ppm ciate the mutual requirements which each can most !Wean , tageously supply to the other." Committees will be formed in each town, and persons will be enabled to pay the costs of their excursion ticket's by weakly instalments. The mat ter is being taken up here very warmly, and several per ilous of intlueuce have consented to act on the committee.— Brirfol .llcrritry. UNIVERSITY RIFLE MATsm.—At the meeting of the National Rifle Association in July,there will be a match (which it is hoped, like the boat race and cricket match, will in future be annual) between Oxford sod Cambridge, 10 from each University. The mom for this year are 200. 300, 100, and 600 yards, five shots at each range, Enfield rifles aed Hytlie position. The Oxford University Rifle corps warn inspected on the 25th ult.. by Colonel M'Murdo, who was received by Colooel the Hoe. R. H. Spencer, and the adjutant, Captain W. F. Jones. The total number of the regiment exceeds 500, of whom 309 mustered for io- enaction. After noticing a great improvement in their drill since last year, sod remarking that nut half the complicated mao,euvres they had gone through were needed in action. Colonel 31'3f unlo said that the volunteer corps of the two universities were regarded with special interest in coo oexiou with the question which heal been lately discussed, of introducing military education at Oxford and Cam bridge. If these corps were well established and efil- Meat, to take an active pert in them could not but be in accordance with the tastes and occupations of students who were preparing theater the army. He hoped to have the pleasure of commanding the corps in Hyde Park on the 9th of June, when he felt sure that, with a little preparation, ' they would acquit themselves with credit to the University. He concluded by congratulating them not only on their pre sent efficiency, but on the equally pleasing feet that the volunteer movement was progressing and becomine more popular among them, if he might judge from their increas ing numbers and attendance at drill. A SPLIT IN THE CANIP.—WO See, from the " Literary Intelligeoes" of the various papers, that • large portion of the staff of the Saturday Review have carried their pens and gall.hags over to the London iterie,r. Well, ilo you think there will be learning and illmature enough for two papers? We don't know about the former.—Paock. SHAMS LlB7 S.-(THIS DAY.) Two e'OtooB. The railway share market is inactive to-day, but firm. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent.; Caledonian and Eastern Counties, ; and South Eastern, 1 ; while Great Western and London and North Western have receded 1. Midland and Lan cashire and Yorkshire are without variation. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to ; Great Western, 73 / to / ; Midland, 1984 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ; Caledonian, 1091 to 110 ; South Eastern, 834 to 84 ; Eastern Countie s , to 59 ; and Great Northern, 1151 t o 11 8} . Lombardo-Venetian • way shares have im proved to 24 to 2/ preni. Great Luxembourg are still rising, and are last marked 144. Sambre and Meuse are likewise in demand. ski NI wipes we 100 la 100 100 MAMA • I Bola. Nia.l 1_ Do. UNDINAILY bkLADM AND ffOMA Lawan. Mt. ,titearv.L INsf‘lame T d rio ebes.lisse. ll W mams al_ iesmar4All4.C sad tuisw Cobeikalia Oak sad Mumloa.. Oieuve Ds. • ♦;ay. tp.apkoli Dittlika mho:t Tr =me nu. &Men Ds. Union. eft* • Steels Ettiailg am maw. li7=bso fora god ay& Jaime. I =r de C 0.41.1 Ana iodic Jo. tilOpot.la pea ,tet. YI wt. ilso.) ;geed 1 Dalloneirneantlea r.. v i Tarbine Losios . aal arkwall ,~aa.... ~~i__ p ti - W - sitm - 1 ID NampoOm » ..... 14 YW. N.w NI Da arra &Daft 111.1. Gt. Wa (hal 1.41.1L0tt 9 iSoweral aid Owlish SisnaritiraattmisL Nowaztraaapp.afors Marisa I i!Wg,Tßrida 4 in is Nei Ito 6 6} U 0 10 11 21 is 011 iv $7 0 111 0 BIUTISH POS8N16:8. JCULWATII. Closing I Thais r le TO 10Ie 1011 tii 4 17. - .P.r F - s - m." - •771 11p.s.Ddia., 1 1812 ia H. Do. Jilyl itL lSfS. De. Jew Vat , &Do. Woofs isalas.. 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New Shams .....• -. -pm - 10,000 10 Lon.46B.lre.Dir•Tel. 3..) 11 141 pm _ tk. 01: rt. m.-ra.iirnit i - - , atll li i : - I 0 a , Norwegian Trunk Pr•L 8 10 I - 7/ 111 I Untufns., PumyrosAidial 7} 5} dts - 80,000 16 National Diecouni Cu.. 6 }ipm - Se 1112 .jlarto, Limo audited'. 444 48 514 604 0,000 10 Nerbuddiansalron f. • I par pa 44 4 N al, Is sod Orleans 49 61 661 60,000 6 NethertanAst. Bp. e pet , all 1 1 - la IS ils and 8. Pomona° 1,724 100 N. Bruns. 9N. 800t.s.d. GI 10 10 - 1 (Poesta= 6 .ll. a 41 22 as ' - 182,1170 IN. Brit. Andra*** -OS i I - 14 r 60,009 1 was - 12 so Soya Demi& - 60,0 00 1 Do. " New Mures' .. all 1} 1/ - 6 411 1= e llmellii -. •- 1 1 - 60,000 15 la. eta (Um 1.. all 4 7 - 4 all Ma. Y per mot - - 063,00.1 116. reel Lim Lend et %in. 106 U 57 - 1 2 _chill ori Moro, 70 10 4 I 102 I 4 61,0.10 60 Nola and Orion. Stara an BS 70 - / 1 1 an Dia. par cent. rem: 9* 2 - *OOO 60 Do. New *IOII pm - M e )g.Tporot. 2 Ds -• 62000 20 LSOI lt lad. 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VS - - I att, lUm Llogdoall Tel llel • a 1 6 1 Of - liiii• 1 Ski w.maiaThicos .—k..9‘ WO 102 12 4 1 - WA* WO To. Dliaseldahol Lei 4al - SLIS! Raill/STL I Clefts *M. I Ws& 4 all G.Lazeinboorgllp. cent. II S i i ID all Do. Issued et L 16. ... 19 191 4 NI all North. of France 3p. et. 124 111 - 11 all Do. (Boulogne) 3 D. et. - - - 10 all Do.(lateekarlaroi)3lp.e. - - - 40 all Pavia& Lyous 5 ner rent - - - 10 all Do. New S par cont._ in 124 - 411 Royelieredleper cent. 1 ti - 10 all B.AoLdtlom•Ven. 3p. e. 101 1 - SO ell Southern ofFrancedp.e. 12 12 - 100 all Victor Ymmruluel6pot. 9a 100 ON 10 all WAN.W.o/Pranoelp.a. 12 121 - ODLONILL GOVIIIIIIIINT IIiCURITIBi. So. 111 I BlOOB4. 4 INI 4 Ct. view. i deka. 1 1 ........ .... D i ar . se e Sirll:l4 42 b &A. . s. , ti o, , ~ i _e i: i r , N , inll - -.. . Dn. 6 per et. 11ar.4849. 100 107 106 - 1,114, .. Do. 6 per oent. 584 .. Do. 5 per oent.ln. Stock 100 99 100 - .... .. Cape of O llopedp.a. 100 109 111 - do. 1890 100 109 111 - • • Do. do 18111 100 112 114 - IM, .. New &anew. Dov. 6D. et. 100 107 108 - .... .. N. 11.Walaelv.6p. es. 1866 100 100 101 - .... .. Do. 6p. 0., 1871 to 1876 100 98.1 04 - .... .. Do. 11 p. c~ 1888 ... . .. New Zeeland 6 per cent lOO 109 11l - 100,118 .. Non flooda 6p. e.. 1876 100 109 110 110 .... .. Aust.Glov. 6p.s. Bonds 100 108 110 - .... .. Vic. ov.6p a. Jan./a uly 100 1.6 108 - .... .. Do. do. 6p. o. Aprtl aO. 100 .04 1064 1064 4 BRIT= 1111.1/15. go. I Sh. I Mmes. I N. 1 01. peter I Wee. 4 . . 1" jai BrAitli:l2 Coo. Io - _ _ . - 1, . . Der. O. Con. (Colima.) 1 Ali 421 - .. Zeal Bawl kIllogsa) SS 43 46 - 41 .. Non Caradon gut Cern Brea - 6. .. & WO. Merl (TavistaL) 0. 104 II - 484 .. Grumbler dB3 dubs& 1411 13 16 - 4 .. Gnat Uri Toros - 6. .. 0. Wh. Voe (11•144‘4) 6O 62 74 - 1,024 Orearille - .. Herod loot M. /11 38 - 6 .000 .. 111oploo Donn 144. 1 4 51 - . .. Lady Bertha 14.0. - 9,000 .. Marko Valley .. Marperat (Oar Loiost) lit a 44 -. 44000 4 Ihryndy Iron Ore 24 4 die par - 6,000 .. North Downs I, .. N. From (111 w) - - - 6. .. N. WS. floosot(nreas) 111 /a. 21 34 - 6640 .. North Wheal Crotty - Lie. 34 31 34 4400 _ Par Coos. (81. Matey) . Is 6 6 - 1,110 le Prorldenoe (U. Ulan.% 10.4.. 40 41 - *-1.000 Ca I l i i - 611 .. S. oa ISt. Cleer) l4 115 336 - 4 .. Darn Brea !Mogan) - W. Franco; ( 1110 111 11 11 1 1. a• 100 106 4110 .. Stray Part 9 30 12 32 1 Tamar 1111.11Liad Mae 64 14 14 - 11, II IL Orott - A, .. Vats of Towel (Cam ) 144. St - - - 4 .. Watt Boreal kiiiogllll3.- 14 12 11 - I,OM .. W. Oaradon (I.lekeard; 6 31 13 - 000 .. West beton l7l 170 PIO - 611 _ WI. Bateetrogam - 4106 .. WI. idoar (Caletalp 71 11 11 - 1,024 .. Wh. Kitty (Un. LeleaC L 7.1. 114 141 - lAN .. W.Nay Ano(lleunes., a .3 .1 - t. .. IWIt. Trolowary ( m.o. J 7 .7 14 - /01.111011 *WM. Boa Award. Unbolt. Brasil. Lit Care Copy., 00 14•Po_itABW C.spola auver Dun liouutats But Del itey,thm °a r r ect) tartan, ILLO.I ..... Gt. Mortiiii; Ausini Lima& (Um) Lomas Laotianlea Mar Aquila N. BlunoC.oi • Am(L) Poutebau4Bllvorl44,4 Port Phillip ilimota Barbara Gad X Scottish *walla. (Lam., at. John Bay (Um; United Mexican I y L errthl.ir U• 1.1 Yadsosaa - JOINT sruta BAN !NINA ft. 1 CL e• i &We 1•41.7 le 1 p.r. MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI.) Two °Khoo". Business in most .lepartmenta of the Stock Exchange to-day has been of little more than a nominal character, many of the members being absent. The variation is pricers under these circumstances, is unim portant. The funds are quoted the same as on Thursday afternoon. Two or three of the principal English railways, however, are rather better, and Great Luxembourg shares continue to rise. The scrip of the new Turkish loan is quoted% to 211 prem., and that of the Egyptian, to prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, tho Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 45c., being sc. better than yes terday. Consols are officially marked 931 and 94 for money. The present quotation is 94 to 94 both for cash and the Bth of May. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cents. Reduced, 94, I, ; New Three per Cents., 92k, h ; India Five per Stook, 108 , g ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 18tH, 100 i, ; ditto 1864, 100,1, ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100ij ; Four per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five per Cent., 104, 103 ; Exchequer Bills, 215., 18s. prem. There is a further decided fall to-day in Mexican Bonds, which after being sold at 311, are last marked 311. Italian Five per Cents. remain firm. Spanish Certificates are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854 is quoted 80} to and that of 1858 701 to 71. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 101, ex div ; Equador New Consolidated, 171 ; Italian Five per Cents., 671 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Mar emmans, Railway), Scrip, 3, 21 die. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 321,311, i ; Portu guese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 011, 1 ; the Spa nish Committee's Certificates, 8k ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 701, /, 71 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 724. The Yorkshire has arrived from Melbourne with 51,6001. in gold, and the Omar Packs with 81,0001. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocz. Consols are without change, at 931 to 94, both for motley and the account. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two ("Twee. There u not much business going forward in the mining market to-day, some of the principal dealers being away from the City. Wheal Ludcott shares are in demand, and have advanced to 41 to 41 ; Tincroft have improved to 12t. ex div. East Caradon shares, on the other hand, are weaker, at Mit to ; Marke Valley are quoted 14 to Several transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. St. John del Rey Mining shares are in request, and are last marked N. United Mexican have been dealt in at 7i and 71, being likewise in de mend. COI(MEJWIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) All the principal dealers are absent to-day, and we have consequently no report to make wader this head. Mauer AVERAGZEL—Town tallow, 475. W.; fat by ditto. 2s. 5d.; yellow RUIIIiSII, Me.; melted stuff, 375. ; rough ditto, 21s. ; tallow grooves, 113 s. ; good dregs. 7s. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) ; LiADENHALL.—Prioss.— g l4 }, : 061ta. to 641 be., 3d. to 3gd. • 641bs. to 'Nibs., Se. to 31d. ; 721bs. to 801ba., 314. to ; Nibs. to 88116., 31d. to 44d. ; 881ba. to 1b.., 40. to 41d. Floras leidas, Be. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Oalf skins, light, 2e. to 4s. ; full, 114. Boaroesnenr.--Mumop skins : Keats and half.breds, Bs. 6d. to 10a. Gd. ; doom, 6a. to Bs. 6d. ; lambs, 2s. Bd. to 4s. ; ohs/Arline, h. 2d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) /deem,. Harvey sad Easton report trade firm, good bay and clover to demand. Prime meadow bay, 60a. to 901. ; superior ditto. 95.. to 100 e. ; inferior dit, Kb. to 60e. ; memo, 55..t0 655. ; clover, old, 90s. to lliie. ; ditty new, second cut, 80s. to lots.: straw, 36.. to 42a. COVENT GAILDEN.--(Tuis DAY.) Vegetables,consisting of broccoli, French lettuces, endive, peas, artichokes, newpotatoes, &spawns, and early greenoro carrots, continue plentifuL Pears are every week getting scarcer. Good table apples are likewise scarce, as are also English pineapples. Grapes are dear. New straw. berries may now be bad. Potato trade heavy ; best samples have, however, considerably advanced in price. Cut flowers chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese primulas / camellias, hyacinths, violets, cinerarias, mignonette, and MOIL PROIT. Pine Apples, per lb., as to lie Oranges, per 100, Si to 12s Grapes, peril,.. ISs to %a I Lemons, per 100, Co to lOs Strawberries, p oz., Is. to Is Id I Nuts, Cob• per lb.. 41 to 45 0,1 04 Pears, per doz.. to tie Welnuto per 100, 2s Apples, per doz., Is to Si VIGITABLES. Broccoli, per Inindle.la to is shl Attu:nukes, each. lid to lild French beans, per 100, 21 to le Beet, per duz.. Is Gd Green Peas. p. I sieve, Its Celery, per bundle, Is 6,1 to Os Cabbakes, p. dos, I.BA to Is 410 Ostrow, Spzithig.) p. I sve., ss ed Potatoes, York Remota. per I Asparagus, Per bundle, 4 1 to is ton, 100$ to 150 s Seakale, per pun., 13 0 1 1 to Os Ild „ Flakes, do., ltes to 1505 i Shallots, per lb. 100 to Is nicks, do., Ns to 100 s I Garlic, per lb, Id to Si Cups, do., His to 305 I Lettuces, earn. od to ad , New, perlb, 5s Endive, por score, 11 Gd Turnips, per bunch, td to 41 1 Horseradish, pertran.,ls6d to Is Carrots, do., ad to ad L I Mushrooms, p.potk,lss 611tols9d spinach, per sieve, Or to ts adPsrsley, per 12 bunches, at toes Cucumbers, each, is Od to Os Herbs, per hunch. Oil toed TRAFFIC RgegLers.—The traffic receipts of rail ways in the Crated Kingdom a.nounted, for the week ending April 12, on 10,145 miles to 494,695/., and for thecorrespood iug week of lost year on 9,911 miles to 524.4271., showing an increase of 234 wiles, and a decrease of *732/. The grog receipts on the following 14 railway, amounted in the mre. gate on 6,618 miles to 375,7931., and for the corresp ond ing week of 1861 on 6,458 miles to 403,6441., showing an increase of 160 miles and • decrease of 27.7511. The de crease on the Caledonian Railway amounted to 445'.; on the Eastern Counties to 1,8571. ; on the Great Northern to 2,0791.; on the Great Southern and Western' to 1391. en the Great Western to 3,4421. ; on the Lancashire and Yorkshire to 5.2€611. ; on the Loudon and North. Western to 3,06 W.; on the London, Brighton, and South Coast to 2,077/. ; on the London and South. Western to 9001. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincninshire to 2,0291.; on the Midland to 861/. ; on the North-Eastern to 2,808 1. ; and on the South Eastern to 2,7591.—t0ta1, 27,7531. But from this maul be deducted 21., the increase au the North British lensing the decrease, as above, 27,7511. The goods sad mineral traffic on those line. amounted to 206,4421., and for the corresponding week of 1861 to 216,3701., showing a decrease of 10,9t11. The receipts for passengers, p•rcels, &e., amounted to 170,3511., against 187,174 1 ., showing a decrease of 10,8234 The traffic receipts on 66 other lines amounted. on 3,527 miles, to 118,9021., and for the corresponding week of last year on 3,453 miles, to 120,8X11., showing an DIMOND of 74 miles and a decrease of 1,9811. The fatties off in the traffic of the past week as compared with the corresponding period of 1861 is Gron siderelde both in the passenger and goods traffic of the great linen, chiefly in consequence of the depression of trade in the manufacturing districts. The trade receipt. of the past week show au increase of 2,975/. as compared with those of the preceding week ending the sth iost. THE GREENLAND FIEHERIEB.—He LL, A FKIL 17. —Mean. Brown, Atkinson, and Co., the (I:re:tors of the Hull 31 sod Seal Fishing Company, have this day received the following news from the Green land fisheries :—The steamer Lady Seale, of Hull, Captain Silvey, which left this port about the middle of February, returned to Lerwick on the 13th instant, having had to bear up from the ice on the 10th. The Lmlv hail experienced very heavy weather, with a continuation o f north-easterly gales, and very heavy ice. Captain Silvey reports having seen the steamer Diana, of Dull. Captain Simpson. about the time he made the ice. The Diana had got into the ice, but Captain Silvey, seeing no prospect of making a successful fishery at Greenland, considered it pru dent to return to Lerwick. where he would replenish hie stock of coals, and proceed without loss of time to Davis's Straits. No other ships were semi during the voyage. Captain °remelt, late of this port, who took command of the steamer Polyhymnia, of Dundee, for the purpose of proceeding to the Newfoundland fishery, had put tote Bull's Bey with screw damaged. No seals bad been taken. The Newfoundland seal fishery has proved an entire fail ure. More new, may be expected In a few days. CREME PALACE. ••• ONE SIIILLERG DAT. FRIDAY, APRIL 18.—Adminions OD Dly/DDID, Toga ; gi ts , by soma Wads, 3,157—t0ta1. 41,121. 16. ilk li Ili4•1I2.1 1111 111 10 TN' i 1017 h ; od 10 % - 102} 104} 101 i 2