The Express. — London, England, 1865-03-27 00:00:00

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THZ•PAZINT OIIAB.THAZ. Ur. I. Wig mot Min A. COMM - Yts B. COTO- DayPrahisor Nom /Whet sod his ragsaises Dog. —Awl TWENTY STRAWL —Daum, at haiNsaill. HIGH WATCH AT CONDON-11111DGH TO DAT Wan a& lIIA We.....Aftwasam. IL 981. To4toaaow Moeda& tb. 8062.....Aftica5c4 Hi. slss. LONDON, MONDAY. MARCH 27. ON the 27th of last December, about half-past ten, a young active-looking man stopped a police constable in Shrewsbury Market-place, and raked his way to the police-office. They were at once friends; for they were both policemen. Mr. WARD CROSS was of the Shrewsbury force, and the stranger represented himself as of the Car marthen force, and as having been sent with a warrant to apprehend one Damian TanatrioN, for stealing a gold watch and guard from the landlady of • hotel at Carmarthen. Of course the intelli gent Welsh constable told Cams all about the watch—how it was valued at 301., and had been sold for 16/. to • jeweller at Aberdare. Of course both the officials went to the Shrewsbury polies-office, and of course Mr. Caws saw the warrant, which, being in the hands of a brother constable, he naturally assumed to be all in order. Nothing, however, was done during that evening in the way of arresting the robber THOMPSON, but the Welsh constable fur nished his newly-found friend with an accurate description of the robber, and told him that there was a ring amongst the stolen property. The evening of the 27th closed with the Welsh con stable in a comfortable bed at the Star lon, which Ifx. WARD had kindly procured for him. Next morning the Carmarthen officer, whom we may call Morwas, having bad an excellent break fast, and haring been furnished with • guide in the person of Constable ADAMS, proceeded to search for the robber ThoursoN. He made no secret about the warrant, for he showed it openly to his companion, or about the object of his search. THOMPSON, he said, was a man " about forty-four years of age, about five " feet eight inches high, light hair, • good-looking "man, with a light or false moustache." After visiting two hotels they reached the Raven. The first visit was unsuccessful ; but on the occasion of a second visit the Carmarthen constable found his man. ADAMS was called into the coffee-room, and there he found the robber, who was at once charged by MorroaN with stealing the ring and other property. Most thieves, when they are apprehended, deny their guilt ; or, if they are re markable for effrontery, Resume an air of injured innocence, and even deny their personal identity. No police-constable is deceived by such ordinary tricks; nor, indeed, was Mr. ADAMS. What mattered it that the gentleman in the coffee-room indignantly denied that he was the robber, or had anything to do with robbing the landlady at Carmarthen ? What mattered it that he told his name—which was ASHWOSTH, not THOMPSON— that he was the son of • magistrate in Lancashire, whence he had come over-night, and that be was going on a visit to Mr. DARBY, at Stanley Hall, near Bridgnorth ? The Carmarthen constable was firm, and policeman ADAMS was DOS to be deceived. According to Monoarea story, the robber had left his key behind, and MorioaN had got it from the landlady. So, sure enough, when they went up stairs, the Carmarthen constable took a key from I his pocket which locked and unlocked the port manteau of THOMPSON alias Aanwonrn. Further protestation was vain. The constable Monoan took possession of the robber's money, his watch, guard, and ring, which he of course declared to be part of the stolen property, and then conveyed his prisoner to the police-office. In • short time they were before the magistrates in petty sessions ; and under the guid ance of the intelligent acting clerk the magistrates performed their duty with praiseworthy celerity. Mr. ASHWORTH was charged by the Carmarthen constable, under the name of Groans THOMPSON, with the robbery ; the constable gave evidence against him ; he produced the watch, guard, ring, &c., and concluded by asking for a remand. The remand was granted. The prisoner was taken back to the police-station, whilst the Carmarthen constable took possession of all the property of ASRwoRTH alias THOMPSON. Constable ADAMS accompanied his friend llioaeaN to the station, where be wrote a letter to his superior at Carmar then, announcing the successful capture of Groans THOMPSON, and the expected capture of his sup posed associate. Thus, poor Tama - now was left in prison, penniless, whilst the active Carmarthen constable was off by rail on his mission of jos• tire. Can anything be more simple or more natural than the story we have just told ? On the other hand, it is obvious that the only evidence of the facts was that of the Carmarthen constable. He was believed to be a police-timetable, because Le said so. Poor Asswoarn was believed to be Ticomrscur, because the Carmarthen constable ',said so. Asawonsn was prevented from communicating with his friends, because the Carmarthen constable insisted that Twowrsow, alias Asawi ellowhim the toot 0 if the Carmarthen worthy of credit I The whole story woeld break down, and so in fact it did. No sooner was the sup posed robber Taoscreols snowed to communicate with his friends than it became appa rent that his reel name was Asnwoara, ea he had asserted, and that he was the person whom he described himself to be. No robbery of a landlady bad ever taken plea at Carmarthen. The warrant was • forgery—the supposed 'amiable bad never been in the Carmarthen Polies force— on the contrary, this ingenious and active-looking young officer had been discharged from Swansea gaol on the morning of the very same day on which he appeared in the market-place of Shrewsbury. It is almost seedless to add that, within a few days after the release of Mr. Aairivoarn from his imprisonment, the late Carmarthen constable was apprehended In Liver pool, end most of Mr. Asawosirm's property was restored. Thus the realms incapacity of a Bench of borough magistrates had concurred with the eager presumption of their clerk in sating upon the unsupported evidence of • single individual of whom they knew nothing, and of whom the police knew nothing. Indeed, the plies a uthorities at Shrewsbury were quite a =ski for the Justices in caution and acute sem For, unless Constable ADAK, bad been present in uniform at the Raven Hotel Mr. Ammon= never would have submitted to the Carmarthen impostor. And for this, of course, Inspector DAVIS must be held responsible. On the other hand, it must be admitted that all praise is due to Moseas for the admirable manner in which he performed his pert. Like all instincts of genius his plan was simple in the extreme ; but it required fee Its execution extraordinary tact, promptitude, and coolness. Nor indeed is it impro bable that the simplicity of the magisterial mind at Shrewsbuty may have tempted the sagacious MORGAN to try his fortune in that city. At any rate, his exploits have produced a sensation there which many better men might envy. On Friday last he was tried for robbing Mr. ASHWORTH, and we are told that for many cloys before the trial the greatest excitement prevailed. Large placards were paraded about the streets announcing that portraits of the hero might be obtained at half prioe, whilst on the day of the trial crowds as sembled to catch a glimpse of him as he entered the court, or to watch his demeanour during the trial; and were not disappointed. For no one pre sent, we are told, enjoyed the fun of the story, as related by the counsel for the prosecution and the witnesses, more heartily than its author and inven tor, who, even after a matter-of-fact jury bad found him guilty, and a previous conviction had been proved against him, favoured the court with a novel and ingenious " adaptation," as the dra matic writers my, of that former passage in his career. One is almost tempted to regret that such a master of the art of mystification should be consuming hie wit in penal servitude for the next seven years, while those asthma Shrewsbury magistrates and their intelligent Acting Assistant Clerk remain as large. B LMHWOITH, had an • im to Islograph avoid It that the watch, .11. • 4/ supposed robbor. _. oe of the - Bo lint Carmarthen conatable burned out to be no- fbe Court. WINDSOR CASTLE, MAWS 15. The Queen, with Princess Helens, drove out yesterday afternoon. liar Majesty likewise drove out this morning, attended by the Owantew of Gainsborough and the Boa. Flames Seymour. Prisons Halms sad Princes Louise, 1'49001 by Lady Caroline Barriagtos sad Lord Alfred Paget, watt to Lou. don, and were present at the Drawbag-room at St. Jainse's Pabst*. Prime Alfred also west to London, attended by Major Dowel sad Lisateeint Haig. Professor Below, gave kb tbbd testate an oltaninry 02 Thursday at Windsor (bail% before bar Majesty, Prince Alfred, Princes Helena, Macao Louise, Primes Leopold, sad Princess Beatrice. blazes 26. Th. Qaiten, the Bing et the Bekkins, Price* Alfred. PAWNS Helens, biome' Leeds*, wed Princes BeltilDit with the ladies and gentlemen in waiting, attended Divine service this morning is the privets chapel. The Bishop of fit. David's preached the sermon. Princess Helena and Princes Lecke, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington and Lord Alfred Paget, and Prince Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Haig, returned to Windsor Castle lest evening from London. The Earl of Clarendon and the Bishop of St. David's ar rived at the Castle. The Belgian Minister and Madame Van de Weyer, and Lord Clarendon, bad the honour of dining with the Queen, the King of the Belgians, and the royal family. The Prises of Wales and Prises Alfred went to Mr. Window's, in Bahia-West, and honoured him with • (Ming for their portraits. The Prism, of Wales, aeoempaeled by Priam Alfred, and attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Reppel, visited Mr. Tbeas studio, and Mr. Barraud's picture of " Byde-park in 1864." The Prises and Princess of Walss, with the Hon. Ma. Bence mid I.ieutenao4Colonel Koppel is waiting, attended Divine service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday merging. Thesennoa was presehed by the Lord Bishop of Ely, from 2 BR Peter, eiMpter 1., v. 10. TM Duke of Osurbridgo and Prisons Mary, Earl fit. Gormanr, Vissount Sydoiry, Marquis of Bail, Lord Harris, Lord Crewe, mad Lord Sefton attended Um minim. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers present were— Viscount Palmerston, Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, Earl 'Kuala, the Right Hon. F. Cardwell, Earl de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers. A dmiutatke from South Shields, Demisting of the Mayor, the TOWS Clerk. Alderman Glover, sad Mr. Robin son (chairman of the Shipowners' Society), had an interview with the Right Hon. Frederick Peel, in llownlos•street, cm Saturday, on the subject of establishing South Shields ss an independent port. The deputation was introduced by Mr. Ingham, 31. P., and wanompsaied by Sir H. Williamson, M.P., Mr. Thompson, ILP., Mr. Sh►fto, M.P., sad Mr. H. !ramielc, M.P. A deputatioo, moelating of Mr. W. J. Legit, ALP., Major G. Gorman Ugh, LP., the Hoe. Wilbraham Egerton, M.P., Mr. Upton (heal!, Kr. Crawford Aotrobos, Mr. Loom and Mr. Jame (tie Let two guardians of the Mao. eleslield salon), had an interview on Saturday with the Right Hon. C. P. Vain, at the office of the Poor4aw Board, Whitehall. H. Olathe, Mr. P.J. Michela, grad Mr. K. Press, of Heligoland, had ea Interview with the Right Hos. Edward Cardwell, os Saturday, at the Colonialcifliee. Despatches were sent as Saturday from the Colosial-offlos W the Governors of Canada, Gibraltar, and Malta. Her B.oyal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge's party, appointed fee this canning, to celebrate the Doke of Cambridge's birthday, is postponed, u bar renal highnous I. otall iodisposed b, a cold. On Saturday might Viscountess Palmerston had a brilliant reception as Cambridge Hoar, wins at least 400 Nurnberg of lb* diplomat") body, Ma loading saiskeracy 4a town, sad many membors of Om Henn of Osmoses. paid their musesb as hoe ladyship. The estapaay bosom to ramble shortly after 10 *Week, sad it vu near midnight trim amnia ssasst ba sat dove rinses. on the XPRESB, MONDAY rizerlNG, MAROS n o tag: t uo - • \('—• ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. (Via Oreeidaves) NEW YORK, Knox 16, EVENING. Sheridan advanced to the fortifications of Lynch burg, bat found them too strong for attack. General Schofield captured Kinston after a vigorous and prolonged attack. Bragg burned the bridge at Kinston, and is said to have destroyed the rain and any department. Scouts arrived at Wilmington announce that Sherman was encamped at Fayetteville, preparing to march northward. He had encountered but little resistance, and had fought no battle. The Confederates at Cheraw retreated after some fight ing, leaving 17 guns. The Federal troops live ludirely off the country. The Chickamauga was lo l a across the channel of the Cape Fear River, 160 miles above Wilmington. Boats have left to mornove the obstructions and open the river com munication to Fayetteville. ♦ report reached Richmond on Sunday, causing great alarm, that Sheridan had destroyed the Beaver MI I Aqueduct on the James River, 20 Idles from Richmond, destroying the channel. It is stated that Sheridan is moving on White House. Federal cavalry are raiding west of Richmond, in the vicinity of the Virginia Central. Secretary M'Culloch will issue the first half of the 600,000,000 loan through Jay Cooke in June nett The notes will resemble in form, denomina tion, and the interest they bear, the present seven thirties, and they will have ten months longer to sea than those notes before being convertible into gold-bearing five-twenties. The balance of the loan will probably be a year longer maturing than the June issue, and may be the government will not require the balance. The statement is reiterated that preparations are being made to evacuate Richmond. President Davis has requested Congress to post pone the adjournment until the 14th inst., as be expected to send a communication requiring de liberation sod action. President Lincoln has directed that persons en gaged in intercourse and trade with the Confede rates by sea, whether citizens or domiciled aliens, shall be arrested and held prisoners of war until disclose of the war, subject, nevertheless, to pro- mention for offences committed by them as spies or otherwise against the laws. Non-resident foreigners found now or hereafter in tie United States, who have or shall have been engaged in violating the blockade, shall leave the United States within twelve days from now, or from their subsequent arrival, and am not to return during the war. All persons disregarding the order will be arrested whether possessing passports or not, and will be detained until the end of the war, unless previously discharged by the President It is denied that the government will ship to Europe the cotton captured at Savannah. President Lincoln has been indisposed, but is', now recovering. The draft commenced in New York yesterday. The Peruvian has arrived out. The Africa reached Halifax today. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE, Lacs 16, 10 roe. Gold opened on Monday at 174. A panic prevails in consequence of the receipt of the European ad vices by the Africa and the probable shipment of gold. The closing quotation to-day was 164 Money tighter. Exchange on London, 1881. Stocks dull ; 6-20 Bonds, 109 f ; Illinois, 107/ ; New York Centrals, 105 ; Erie, 641. Cotton, middling upland, 65. REGIMSNTAL QUARTERMAS'TERS. This morning wen issued the report of • coca- Whoa appointed to Inquire into the aouditlos as to pre viola's, pay, and allowances of the regimental quite , mestere of her Majesty's service. It seem that the actual pecuniary salohtmeets of the quartermasters are not sow equal to what they were wader the old system of providing the military clothing throug h the cola wile of regiments, while their Lowest duties have bus M ermaid. The oommittee suggest that as annul allowance of 301. should be granted to quartermeaties, without disthie tion, doing boot fide regimental duty ; that they should be relieved from all cash truesetiove ; that where possible • special quarter of two rooms and • kitchen be provided in every barrack for the quartersessten ; and that the elute of bOdays' original eoutributioa to the band and wee, which they have to meet in the first year of their appoint ment, be paid .for them by the government la addition to the allowance for an outfit The committee elm submit whether it might not be desirable to let quarter masters retain any pecuniary advantage to which they may have become entitled from distiegnialied ooeduot as nom commissioned officers. They think it a quistioe for con sideratioo whether, in filling up future vasseeiss, the ap pointment of quartermaster might sot be held by • sub altern (supernumerary) in the line rA promotice, and oil • footing similar to that of adjutant, provided this could be dons without marrow's& the Geld of promotioa from the ranks. "It would exteed," mys the report, " • knowledge of these important duties throughout the combatant grades of the army, for the committee believe that regimental officers would be feud who would gladly undertake duties which would enlarge their professiosal ex perience and usefulnessmnd add tiseefiabily to their income. With these views the committee suggest whether openings might not be found in the store branches of the following departments of the army, viz. :—Oommimerist, military store, barrack, purveyors', for a clam of see-commissioned officers whose practical knowledge, active habits, and known good character would appear to fit them specially far first appointments as offiows in these dust Meseta, where their position as married men with families would be much more comfortable than it would be If they were moving about with regiments. Beek a step would also alter the excep tion' character of the appointment of quartermaster and simplify the regimental orguiation, getting rid of manydif ficult questions regarding pay, allowimoes, quarters, ho., In which it is very difficult to reconcile the interests of the aervies sod the necessities of a meritorious class of officers. The arrangement proposed for the appointment of combat ant officers u quartermasters would not be applicable to depot batialious." Sir Robert and Lady Emily Peel entertained his Highness Prises Bariatinaky, the Duke of St. Albaes, Marquis and !desalinises of Olenriearde, the Marehiosees of Ell sad Lady Karim Lotter, the Earl Grans ale, the Earl and Coasts= Resell. Lady Margaret ReaUlDeatt Lord John Browse, ILP., the Hight Hos. the Speaker end Lady Char lotte. Daiwa, Sir Edwin Leedom, Mr. Wee., he., at dinner oe Sstarday last, at their residence in Whitehall- ..... eupparo AT POLICE anal toms. 1 Till alli-oui nr rss nom naps. ---- • A parldemeabla return, issued that Niciteirtiter OP TEI BANTUS. embed knows a aorrespeadosoe whielq,,lne We go officially lakelsed to-day by the Bomar, 1 bless tin °laud Marie la 411' Beirsiari t el the Berth el &stead Iles Yernbanwie = Barnet . relative to the whipping of jets Aasseistios. that the earth et lagieni beemestees mil at the Barnet station.hoorn It new that two boys. sail, se.opes their works es =ea se themattir indhlices Wale s the ap of 16, wee* esateased to lo whipped. sad to swell the Booth Siailernain mare ses owl Ildr nedneen h W their being sent to primps. the impeder at Bars= was them manna, =herd to arninaties--the ma reemobig mica to rerr7 at the elmatee at the slam This their work at ease, pendiag the dismiss whisk sash erbi he refund to do, sad the boys were semegeostle ma tootles nap give. This propeglisa las the boo bid 10 males to Si. Albans to be dogged at the poises. Eh No Woes Um North sad Beath Illaffeldiblo. me forte. Mayas states Bat in 1850 sad is 1357 'bailee apparitions Oa Saturday afternoon the cairns. of tint naressio were made by rosorinnites in other &Wets. sad Is earn Mare men in North Stadfordikke were taloa epos the case he pointed oat various Arms ehiestiems to the mestere propels'. reported is ow test hapreesies. The mos. Whelan of each a pseishaisat b the polies sad it is mid. have expramei • wish to meet their ova earners the discontent that wield he ceased sump* them only, is their ens &Moist, sad sot at fitafford, on preposed• if they were required to Mid it. The Bars= Ern Theis =else will probable be fogypihma with, Mg Oho mot &Orates were not satisfied, read requested that =maw leg will probably take planes Tilladay. The Eel GI Lish tions might be give bawry into =fat is Slam Uhl met the ma sad the mails= at Newmatle, both similar orders. Sir 1. Nam replies that he doss megarately. His lordship was oftempeaied by Kr. Jaws, el not think the Politie mn comply " seism pcsomitions GM the Triad* Dudley, the busters searatary el the Iroessem- lord taken by the magistrates to guard Inaba Aar awe of the tan' Anislatice a South Stafferdelthe. Before his Power proposed to he gives, ma that the mason should =WI =rival Is North firrandikhe the ma held a menial sot be inflicted if, from the Mate of health of the primmer at Taselallorloseethenessrlis el Br.Peterlisker,rnerif their el other masa deaseione eassequeson Welt MEW per repsemaisalm at the Leeds. meethip, were hilly dammed. the= purposes some pen= should acted on the The nes denied that he bed may authority to make the Pert of the ethitetatel to one that the Plash - mkt that if the meters end& epee their works, We that merit is duly inclined wording to the imieme, and • the North Slefferdeldre =es would go la sad submit the competent medical man. appointed by the roagietrates, be question of wave to arbitration. They do a= Soprani Preeeot dud= the Prolamin'. I usdnetand that when thornily= prepared to take this step, wad said that Ni. the punishosees of whipping Is Inflicted In a ;Hisao, snot Baker bid mistakes disk wishes. Theme, they mid, were Pro Preoeutioes are aware tam. I have also to ammo that the sissters *veld allow thin le maw es this oesa thatper I cannot allow the pillos nation to be seed for %darn A sa , sa d the. they arnald mind, all More disputes to log the prnishmest ; there are not only police ananables ss idisanea. When, adierwarne, • &pastern of the mos residing them. but wanes sad WWI% who ought not to met Lord Liceliald, they informed his lordship of what lied be shocked by malt Sobooli. ° From • =nig report et the tams pleas se the meet* in the goorolog, bet, sorerther Police sulaintelident In the OWN It Ileerne that the waits- leas, =waned their realism to meat Sisk owe masters In Mates requested the =Bee to whip the bore Is their own Melon is Os pregame of the Lard.Limateesst. the station Pah " which," rem the suPerinlei - sad they eceesated to most mast sie tress earn &Asti:kirk/ dent. "la hirmediatel7 mar the whitlows of the their ows, aim la the peewee. cd his kadship, if after the station, whom the inspector's wife sad children reside, interview with their owe ste rn meek • farther mss ale • aria constable sad his family and end= single mem- should be LIMA MOSIOney. 'Aid tagaudia itterwsza my Each boy ma to receive twelve 'WPM ita the sow Ma the North Staffordshire mains, who consisted to meet with a birch." The petty amainns eon= was within the their man in his lordsbigs promo., sad they hoped that liberty of St. Alien's, where the whipping is dose is the Doan amicable arrangement might be brought about. Ad. Mel of the poi near the dimotios of a surgeon : sod the &load men are Wag thews oat of work doily. Xenon. expense ci conveying a =inner then hail Smug —which G lea s.sesh sa d A m ass, was wawa sad sawn, ppewne. was a part of the magistrates orne—is ally is. 6d. tors, have gives their werkpespie sense that they shall Wowoat both their blest Warne' st Bothnia. sent Saturday ; ead Mr. Gouache.= =femme as that already his gam hem 800 colliers unemployed is ornsimassos of the DIRLIP4B2 I 4-SSIZZB-TERAUFAITIOR OF THE sum OAB3II. At the sitting of the court at Bolfatt on Saturday 1 the AtheD•pOtostsl amid the Grown would withdrew the proescutioa spinet John Kerr, who was charged for a riot at Wilson-street, on the 19th Assiut lest. He said he would also withdraw the propeantioa whist Almander 31 . 0ormick. The evidence upon which the prosecutioa rested was the same as that la which the jury had acted apes the one of Jame WOormiok. With remark to the mess of Davide)" sad Laverty, who bad hem tried, and with reepeet to whore the jerkin had dimmed, he did ad propose to put them upon trial at the permit ;mid having regard to what had taken place, he did not iatead to keep them in custody. He was prepared, on the part of the crown, to assent to their being allowed to stand out ea reasonable bail, sad, therefore, he asked his lordship to postpone them area till ems mfrs. He hoped we had seen the last of those disgraoeful sower. Bavieg regard to the results &Weed in the cam latterly tned, ha did not think it would conduce to the administration of justice to proceed further with the remaining mess of riot. He regretted that, having regard to the extent aid nature of the riots, aced the low of life sad lajury to property, the results arrived at, at the trials, were sot satiefastoey. Kr. Falkinsr ad Kr. Butt, QC., referred to the great fain:era with which the trials had been conducted by the crown. Kr. Butt pleaded guilty for a number of persons ' charged with carrying arms and ammonitim in a proclaimed • district. LONDON AND BOMBAY BANK AND GENERAL FINANCIAL AND INK/RANO' AGINCY COR PORATION (LIMITED).--(THIS DAY.) - - - The first half-yearly ordinary meeting man held at noon at the OalidlinU Oeflesinines. pro forma, wider the deed of arosiation ; Sir EDWIN Parma in the chair. The roped of the directors, which was reed, states that the articles of essociatioe provided that the first general meeting should be held within eight mouths of the incorporation of the company The board look for ward with much eoufidence to the moors of the corporation, embracing fiemoial objects of as *Massive cha- racter which, it is hoped, will sizable them to avail them selves of sources of profit sot included in the opmetiose of other institutions. Though the paid up capital was placed to their account with their bankers In October last the directors hare been unable to commence bad ness up to the present time, ovine to Warman time oa the part of some of the shareholders in Bombay, who, however good their intention' may have bees, have retarded the mammies contemplated by tire board for dmegthming the bank and securiog a profiseld• business. For the propose of removing these esinneceptioss the directors have thought it incumbent upon them to appoint ono of their number to proceed to Bombay as a committee to represent them, with full powers to remove any &Med h en which may impede the progress of this promisiog establis ment, cad be will go out immediately. The directors have also appointed Br. P. FL Howlett, for many years ormeeeted with the National Bank, as manager of the bask in Bombay, who will proceed by the next mail to the Fred dewy, so that no further delay may occur in oornmeoce ing banner. This gentleman's high character and hankies experience give the Sesuratioe that the interests of the shareholders will be 'dyer:road under kis able inaamiemeet. The c:ireeton have called two extreordieary meet ings for the purpose of passing and coefirming cer tain resolutions which will be submitted to the shareholders in due course; one of the objects of such resolution will be to icierease the capital of the company to four milliona, which will facilitate the basics of other eenipasies with thie. There not being a safficient number al proprktore present to form a quorum the report was only re 4 sod the meeting was formally adjourned until to-morrow when, should them not be a quorum present , the whole J the who would in due OVUM go out of Mhos this half-year, wilt council° to hold their seats until t h e next half-yearly meeting. gardens. The marriage of the Hon. Robert Meade, son of the Earl Cleswilliam. and the Lady Mary Lagoons', sister of the Earl of Harewood , will take place towards the end of the earning mouth. The annual ball of the London Rifle Brigade will take place at Wlis's Rooms on Thursday. the 11th of May. under distinguished patronage. POOR RELIEF. —lt seems, from a parliamentary return jarred this morning, that the tote! ewe expended for the relief of the poor io unions in England and Wales in the year elided Lady-day 1864, wee 4,835,9531., of which 2,468,5081. was charged to the common fund. The sum expended in Leneashire slope was 606,3961. limeltua OF MR. COBDEN, M.P.—We regret to learn from a contemporary that Mr. Cobden is suffering from a severe attack of broechial asthma, the lame com plaint from which be satiated after meeting his con - atitnente at Rochdale ia November last. Sims that time, although daily improving in health, and requiring, as he re cently expressed himself, only • few days of summer wea ther for his complete restoration, he has berm almost entirely confined to the house at Midhurst until Tuesday last, on which day he left for Loudon. intending to take part io the debate on the vote for the fortifications in Goads. Almost immediately oo his snivel in town he felt that he had undertakes more than his strength was equal to, sod he ex perleoeed • relapse of a very severe character. We are glad to be able to report that daring Saturday end yester day a favourable change took place, and it is now thought that with strict confinement to • moderate temperature. perfect quiet, sod complete &Wieser* from public or pri vate badness, his recovery may not be keg delayed. At present, however, he is not permitted to me even his moat intimate (rim& Tax PROPOSED COMMERCIAL TREATY MTH Ausrara.—nir. and Mrs. Hutt have minted Paris for Vienna, where they will probably arrive early In the pre mot week. During his slay is Paris the right hoe. gentle man bed so midterm of the Emperor, end ales several in terviews with MM. Dresyn de Lhaye, Bahia, mad Rather, sod we understood that both hie Imperial Ma jesty sod his ministers expressed their medial wishes far the looses of Mr. Hott's mission. At the same time there is • strong belieg moo( these Preach slater wit, who are best &outdated with the political sod fleao elal omiditioe of Austria, that the English commtesiori will meet with great difficulties in carrying out a treaty prac tically beoeficial to the general commercial interests of the contracting patties; for, it is argued, sot eel, are the prejediees of a conservative government diametrically opposed to free trade measures, but the country itself does not power those Inherent commercial opabnitise whit& is hoes and Greet Britain have sesenitated the removal of antiquated reetristioes en their international trade. Os the other head, Austria bee, deebtlear, 'spooned en inadine tion to Insist upon neirotiattoos for a esonseriel treaty te be based apes free-trade priseiples, and we osamot but believe that whoa them primaries are explaioad by en Paglith minister peonsesing the most theme' loweriedge el the good mottlis peedisesi by their adepeica in elbow outintries, o hs win be tempted to to hew far they easy to beemiciel to her own brines, sad how fur the tronditism of the Tee* as proviso" under her ode may le imspeeed by asner waimapin with Gnat Ikkislis.--Nrst. WEATHER RZPORT, %—crais DAY. 17. 5 IX. MosiDAT, MA L 1 IL 11,1,T. W. Nets XL% 12 W.N W. /16.0615 W.N.W. Link 10.02, W. Aedzose•A 110.11 121 11.N.11. Ownsastaa 18.141811 W.&W. I =lb . ::: 207irru i Oaw new Wig I S A N. 44verpool 3O L 8 34 F.N.R. W4lBlBOOl /21.10 , 117 N.F.S. 'WW* 30.11 N.L Wed .. i . 80 *LO4 . L'OetesW NI N. Itiaba/00 212.02121 N.W. radii W.I2 TT N. : 100'11' N. 1.2= 11 10.01122 N.N.g. Wafts 81.00 31, N. Do tossalk I 12.11244 . N.N.Z. irsbaressle. 29.20.28 N.N.W. 43033114 12.1611 N.& s sI 11 I x.x.w. N.L N.,. N.L W. N.W. ec 1 0.141 •b 11.60 e? 0.11 11111. W. 1.1f.W. N. LW. leig . .ll. LI. IMOILLIMIL ox NoNTNENI 111111111111 DAT. 00MIEL to N. sad 11.. S.tr Mstodtrais. ibowers. Lim to NM., took Warm= N. cow., bah waif. co. to :I. troll formax. N.W.I. 01. W.N.W.. Am Pisan , " kook to exam mist tiewa. ita.mrs. a above,. with mama . .ir e , An abets. showers. ir.w. NA N.L •O l al bb 1 0.13 N ; O.l • ILI he 0.0 to Cr 0.1 ibb 0.11 lib • 0.8 so se I 3.1 SO 1 11.1 am; $ me —I 6 SAY. 'node rOs to straoir. mo w Cautiowy *ash as Saturday. Nortlern=leotbuitl. Waders. Ireland. Wan, led aats• cenclos. Sostheri - - - -logilaii Mum! and by et Moo. lastarn.ladward Zastanct and North Ira LU BANKRUPTCY COURZ (fin DAZ) ATTWOOD AND ISPOONIITS DANIItIIPTIN. pt Niolllo TILIKOWL) BIBIUNGE(AIi, Mona In the Bankruptcy Court this morning ottia efigasis .es. of 044 nil Mak ems Pa la WOK ton to credited samiAles sumssaties to WADI. COMMONS AND OPEN BP4IOIIB MOUND rai irsraorows.—(!uns DAY.) oramitter appointed ta inquire into the bid mar or prosor•lud * 0 Yelai• It 1 ta ties noir sad ors errs bi or woad tlio al yrs iris maratig. Lore ia tbs char Mr. Itaigt, the roar of sir maga et litoidalos, tr Barge ossoolood la to Ito ear of wpwWosot d r iBl now boron yodiumat.la reply to quirk= by Talarobo. bs rated Shot say olsonlios r tb rem' Au mod Not milk ro trairso opriatod to cony ed Lana flperals i tnibo. Tboy art bar no art e daub. sway Ike par Mr tito repro Incroried u ma, Immo& on Wry viradiadrin so WM& Oft Obt•i•lag • ?MOW roma , Vra m.. mitssary far h e r; las up Abe pork. )3y Kr. Haabury--Tbas woo s Me* fooliay l e * neighborhood NAM tir soros% bat a Lip osunat d do lobsierais won hivourabio to it. By Mr. BoUlir—Bo bdiev•ii tid Esel gram WAN ' is t i e b a red ear* gam tost sad was aot snore dr t re Word to do so. 11 abet bad orapiod tigti le r ", ria numbs, ol yore bo r obtain is by youwimi ft . parr of dio iiiiran woo mind tar dr NI; ed parka wadi moor Wriffectiod by Abe bill. not* q to to Wi cri a bo w p hiek lad 115. " L ot um Mr ; mituan. Tbs ztor x• bad a.ses, or Su bsar bi s 4 ro Briar Bilk • pad Cl ,abs orri; Bo did ad sairrir any Broom si may idad mew dia to asks may 'Wader (lart Alma ANOTHER DEATH PROM DESTITUTION 11 BIIOBEEN. INQUIRT.—THIS DAT. This morning Kr. John Humphreys, Mak= eoroaer, mums& at the Dishy Aran Disfeyeteset, Lib sal -green as isquiry towing the death a Hasty lam. aged 61 years. It from the endows of An Las tin go was • wryer, living at 4. Brownian Bead green but that he was usable, from Magi, r e work awe lrk lied Quit she ad kat D r home together b ag 85. or 94. • week at The rest wee 2e. 6d. • week, and she task% a s = ran her • skiling • week. The deemed it. said tber spew dry brad awn though the und to Mg Oka sad ether acterkbassat whisk be would mot is esdi take ; but ther pit Mama din wen WOMB ha dashes& by the Jury. A little before Madam is engd to the pain for raletenes, sad otT pee r, tea loaves at breed sad • shilling • fortei6t, wan the smut Ina neniestolly t s ter from her sad die got so more. The parish doctor ear celled two or three times, sod then he ceased celiac Na insisted epee the decent 1 iota' to his eurgery, obis was amble to The ans wee adjooteed until today, le beer xpissetleas de. with respect to 11,0.. two moats hat the parish adlicists. J. 0'1 , 4,111, the workbonn porter, proved that Oa Thum day week the demand wee brought into the online* it • very weak state, sad that he died the next mai% et 4 o'cdottic. Dr. & Honied Moore deposed that be sew dental is the workhouse when be was naiad, dying. There was disease of the loom and the Inn ma fatty. A nee Is sash • stateuired anodised lucent'. sad the wan them most desidedly weeld in Wan death. D r , ay, Doan mow deposed that he was esediesiellew of Betlinal-gusa a January last. He never refuel visit the dessemd, so far aa In could renumber. as at to here charge of a peas number of ones, sad In tbil particularly remember this ease, hut be sanded the 1r eased in sutures last two or three CMOS for dream, en lisdisematiesed his etteadanes became demised% Ulm that deemed was letter, sad was goo* to work. MOW that to witaies's meistest. Yea. lams said that eles Dover maw the aembeent, ad As had not stand that to seven. She did sot apply to pg. Heytoo's sueoneor because she did not knew that It. Herten bed ringed Her husband was an 'his tuna work whatever. Dr. Goyim smid that kis malitent was reedy to swims al Yrs. Imes aside the statement in question Mrs. lass mid that this was manly • abates. ink I nfernos to another pont she said that the dealer enelef acieuislumeat and that the parish people gm sass fort fortaight. They this offered to take him into the an amuse, sad as be would not go in they slopped the am liar rot sad pee sathiyt. Flashy he got so bed be eallmanday week be emanated to go late the win mid be did dering_the same night. The Cocoon .ai d that it wee clear that time his wile amid wet Uwe upon 6.. 6d. a wesn when doomed% MOM required proper fon a siFil menk sad the remit previa that his death was by west of mentehasset. But as the mein anthoe ss ta li t offered to take hies into the workhosee sad hew n lentil be wm ding, the perish wee an Tim NET Mama • venni " That arm LIB id hem dims el the bleep, hem mama names, bat tli II death was einnerated by the slimes of aseseary main mint and warmth." Meetings of the Capital Punishment Commie skean ware held at No. 2,, Victoria-street, Weetettrtat, ar the 24th sad 1141 t hot, et labia the Das el litelarei, Lord Barnsley, LP., Mr. Jsetia O'flaps, the Lord Aire ode, M.P., Mr. H. Waddierton Mr. John Wait, 11. T., Mr. W. &teat, M.P., And kr. O. Moat., alloilL The ememery, Yr. J. H. Manes, was aloe erment. To PILOPOSID ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHLDHAL The 'oblongs and tgastlentes who here detaandaat oar. tooting the ameba eta cathedral se a noemeriol to les Guard Wiliam ham celled s public noseilee which Is le be bad en the 15th el May (Antiunion Day) ia the Qom% (hateet Boom, Baseeirequare. Ma. Wnsiaw BILOVORAX.—The following sp• mars in the Timis :-"Sir,-A lesdiog article hie in the Timm al this day ia which the roodocror Leopard Edema of the Lord Chanoellor, of log Brougham, sad of Yr. William Brougham is discussed I have no with to say a word concerniog Mr. Edmunds or rte Lord Chanaller. As regards Lord Brougham. Tai article itself may be taken to motain a verdict of '' a wash I doubt ash will be in by thell voice. Bat, as rags& Yr. William Brougham,. I wall remark that it le hardly in sceordsooe with yew usual habits of fair play to seem to prejudge a ems whisk I now before a coespeteat tribuisaL The first intimate It W. Brougham received of the charges which would Whig.* ablest him was from your columns shoat a fortis ht IP Without the delay of a single hoar or a miouvre tat on the way, he returned to Lades from the of Frame, sad had the promedimp is the ere bees public he would have been only too that his erg/mottoes be public alio ' • but the banal is cot a public one, sodas a witness beam the Bea of Lords' Clotamittes Yr. Brougham's lips are clad ail • that comedttes have made their report. I, however, mil brother-imlaw, would request you to suspood your alio as the cam se it *Recta him until the report of the aa. 1 miller sad the eaideees are published. I feel sem al.lll t when this is dose yea will feel some regret for the 1 part of your mita this morning.-I have the bosom h •- 'maim your obedient servant. CRAZLEI TATIANA -32, 1 , King-street, Jawmfa t tdareh 2b." Ci.o Row, VINITEHALL. —Yesterday *I , s 1 . faith of the Leatee gerwooe, lougursted by the Arib_ 41 . bishop al Chaterbary . wee prowled is the Chapel Pr - by the Rem William Hem Brookfield, ILA, at Tag 4 , College, Osaihridge, vida of Souterby, Lincolembimi as of her IlLarestv's inspacton of schools. lie direl.l the duty of watch/alums and Writ. and ants the 6 g taught by the church in the Lest wawa. The reram next Sunday attentive, will be praiebed by the Rev. IA a Frederick Temp* of Balliol College, Oxfeedi - of Ragby Scholl. e Tat &FICUS. 81111.17C113 AT ST. P A Ves.--Yablr• day awakes the thirteenth of the speohl arrviar "Ns.!!! famed ember the dome of Bt. Paul's Oatltedrali being, as ea 11111110011/ caries.. • very law by the Bev.pr aedisoo. tss enemas was imehed Edward Floosie, Ea of Eater Cells. Word, vicar of lista, ns:Ler slow. litre will ear be three more evicting . the °Ahead derive the meat year. • LIFEBOAT SzaTlcts.—FiurT, wzas Yoga, Wi tter NU/KT.-Ilia.* to mot t (says Mr. R. Whiter thee g la e'elrek thin seeds.thwieg a dime Ode fre er 4114 abo t Ida m sea,• vowel without meets wee free_ toe •he mites of, drifting towards the las& The t !ab ae; the National lestitation vss therm:pea maid so laumehed, wed rowed to the regal, whoa she took ell Ng mew of far aim the vessal Whig thee abed biter CISIUMN• a sae fiat titivate. Orest anise is dee 0 the idebeat mew for their services oe this see stem The , missal proved bo be the seamier Tate, of Lye', hood kilt led iddlesheeouo r that place with coals, Nerles Nosh At the meeting of t h e member* of the Royal In- inseber. Bhel.d lost her mute at 2 o'clock this wee% statics cu Friday evraing. Mr. Weseneseta delivered a by lights*, end is now sebum as this bas Te te. lecture, the title of whisk was " How Weeks of Art shield 11 11 AvY P•orms PorraD volt et Apr l diew het its s ▪ Shag b e wand ;`• ad e hj l eg was ye maw Pteese sax lIIIMSD ED10D 011...-011 tie it April ail, my meat whetmeti s t sacs of oulliestag wed igegwesnatg • tub for art gswelliar• ! th e g o newiee imesplioes, petted for traeswiteke Mr. Focht*" will cot play *pia Instil Baster , see part Umiged KIWI'S to wither, which . " Menday. when be will ewer le anew meals of Belphimer, feud te wowed to* feet b Leith, or oeo foote lo we whims by Mr. isliPato tbeellww• ; or depth, will be awed sad net to the r•tersa breach. The ezeoptiess are as L Potbely* * We read is the City meek of the risme :—" A f r om mu e g t ai m or &prim*" Co days bask It wee etswltteel that ems desugble of the palate °Seem 2. tine or addrower t o the Olt to sw Coefednute gewereneet bed bees Wend mews* W flight) wbeelsw disissewl tat her hiliqeet,tee_r ze " l" / „.tagopege • w h o of either hero of Iblestettl Pas reloor. 10110010 . b o p s g o . rw =goae pir y .. 3. gad Oe.-for wont ed advise. no mil% hob end IS. i mam 4, p r ' - 'l7 - 6 ; u 4i nise tuy 4 ra- 16 " 1 1 . 11 / 0 dwes ws.ssil• *ft We ea be PIA rogneeed of tie Posteseetealeseeet, armed rowel. f newt* posotatalies." Mush 27. UM. .1 LATEST. NEW YORK, Mason IT. 1 a.w. Grant reports the receipt of a letter from Sher man, dated Fayetteville, the 12th inst., wherein the latter states that the army was in good condition and had met with no serious opposition. Hardee keeps in his front at • respectful distance. At Cnlumbia he bad destroyed immense arsenals, rail road establishments, and forty-three cannon. At Cheraw he found much machinery, war material, twenty-five cannon, 3,600 barrels of powder ; and at Fayetteville he found twenty guns and much other material. The bearer of the despatches says that, before daylight on the 10th inst., Hampton with two brigades attacked the rear of Kilpatrick's headquarters, and captured all his staff; Kilpatrick, however, escaped, formed his men, and drove the enemy back with great loss, and recaptured nearly all be had lost. Hampton lost 86 men left dead upon the field. A government detective arrived at Newborn states that he had seen the baster of despatches from Sherman, who reported that that general was at Goldsboro'. General Bragg has retreated to Goldeborough. The Richmond Despatch, the only paper published in Richmond yesterday, and that on a half-ebeet, states that the government employ& have been called out by the governor for temporary service. Grant has ordered the suspension of operations on all permits, by whomsoever granted, within Vir ginia, North and South Carolina, and the portion of Georgia bordering the Atlantic, including Sa vannah. This order, it is said, prevents trans actions in half a million bales of cotton, 16,000 barrels of turpentine, and other merchandise. Earl CANADA. -- PROPOSED VOTE FOR COUN TRY THE D EFEKPE OF THE QUEBEC, Menace 16. The Canadian government have proposed a vote of one million dollars for the permanent defence of the country, and 350,000 dole. for the expenses of the volunteers on the frontier. The Finance Xinister announces that the govern ment must maintain the polioe and militia on the frontier so long as the war lasts, and fulfil their ob ligations as good neighbours to the United States. CENTRAL AMERICA. NEW YORK, limwst 16 Advioes received here from Jamaica, dated the 7th inst., state that it is rumoured that the troops at Spanish Town have been ordered to Honduras, where difficulties were anticipated, in oonsequence of Maximilian's alleged intentions to annex Mon dani. Chili and Peru are quiet. Columbia has de clued war against Equador. FRANCS. PARIS, !Liam 2T. The Mode has received • first warning on ac count of the false intelligence it recently published in reference to the alleged interview between M. de flartigee and the Pope. SG YPT. _ _ PAS" Yawn r. Letters received here announce that the insur gents in Upper Egypt lame but defeated. ......----•'---- ---9 ...mll Al gni owe oisl est et! gt: 4 - ' *4 'li - "i ~' • um In I : 4 1