The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-18 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) (Before Hr. Jostios Smith.) :ILI 171/11 . 0 BLNIC. Os 01 0/ 0110 dOlOlOlO/00 Joseph 2igra a t fi i row Prat, for fraudulently cabbalas( • hie Ors athdrs of the Unity this morals& Beak. knew* it to be Ln e. ummulted 'Ti m clue lamed miasmal were for the proseentith sad tie O W ' o v oid William Howell, the aceouateat, was Apia thm witasecbox, sad his iridium cathed Welly 47cre between la the ledw kir appeared to refer to ,_...„i s se the get ` cede ' set Terry Rod the other =apt Berth, sad • onstoares aimed Perth, sad hall; 1 7101thst the goad masts, bathed of Dein 907,0001., sa mug la the behoontheth ought rely to have bath shout MOW port Parry mad the learaed reamel for the - t i e bid sistmdle. him opening that the amount t °sly bow tem I€lo o oi T M hem was • pest daemon is the s a ms,med be tit ought to made marl* although ii ,.. iter in 001d01100 of the witasessm raid he had stated the real sum was only socsi Bat he had made • mistake is • cypher. He ise.l2..here stated stoat 160,000 k /Um thee 00011040011 d his 00000.010imisatios, , ib i e h i sss likely to last • loag time. uo su an 10 Wotan Patgek Noll Digby ... i lila xo. I i". I &HARR LIST&-(TMIB DAY.) Two o'Orool. The railway market is steady today. The variations in the principal stocks comprise a rise of per cent. in Metropolitan, in Great Eastern, and in South Eastern, and a decline of I in Great Wes tern and Lancashire and Yorkshire. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 123 to f • Great Western, 75 to ; Midland, 1361 to 137} ; Lancashire and York shire, 1191 to 120 ; South Eastern, 87 to ; Great Eastern, 47i to 48} ; Caledonian, 13 1 } to 1 ; London and South Western, 96! to 97f ; Great Northern, 133 to 134 ; and Metropolitan, 131 to 4. Canadian, and foreign railway securities are quiet. ORDINARY BRAM AND BTOCRS. ea I INI.I IrrnmAn. I elri tar taell I balm FAR. 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APCD _ . 2 sisal 1 aloe IT 4 SO 10 i %dui THE POLICE COURTS• (THIS DAY.) - 4 —_ BOW-BMM. cArruns or • " ammtass." he m ado, s suspected penes, mrsa brought before Mr. 'wo os rimmed, charged with haviag counterfeit coin hi& Nr .=l; l ; . eanea, eau., meat, and late impostor of pe g o oleposed that from information received he bad modes to s niped the defendaat of being concerned with me& selorioas smmhera, and he aomordingly watched him. pie April 7 in 000mpaoy with Inspector Potter, of the bilks sad other oakum he went to St. Martin's-lace, i d glued Mandl in a shop which commanded a view of attet. greatly be saw the prisoner coming along istreet He pared 'Steer, who followed him to the mist dmeet-street. and then nixed him by the collar. Tlis primmer attempted to escape, but Tweeter Potter stew to hie (witness's) aseistanos, and they took him into n ob. They asked him it he had any " bus coca about ba, b a d he replied " No." Ou searctuag his pockets, how- WA they took out • packet containing between 40 and 50 oudsdeit shillings, wrapped tip in four small parcels. pelscesr, in explanation of this cirmimstasoe, mid "he owl up the picket is the street, sad was going to take it kMt polioe.ststios, when the officer sooosted him." the prfeeeer, who appeared quite a young man (about 18 VI Wend no defames to the charge. He vie folly committed for trial. 111 t ASTIMPIRD NURDRR OF • POLICI.OOIBTABLZ BY • BURGLAR. Gans Baker, a tall, powerful fellow, who refused his dime, wee placed at the ber oa reamed charred with opu6s4 to break into St. Matthew's Church, Stoke =me, and also with atteraptiag to murder Polies- Conway, 110 N. ?Wadi have already appeared, and it will be remain- Med that the primmer beat the constable about the head eitk a molar until he was nearly insessible. Pabuconstable Davy, 144 N, maid that mince the last ex =Mike a crowbar had been fooled in addition to the one tlit me taken from the prisoner. He thee banded in the Wowing medical certificate : "Vittoria Cotter, Stoke Newington-road. "1 busby certify that Policooonatable Conway, 110 N, k mile to attend the court to-day. He is auguries from moms meads of the head. "W. R. WOODMAN. Ara 18, 1866." Barker remanded the primmer, who was also out slant the heed, fora week. WOBSHIPSTREET. • lIIIIGLat Charles Parker, a mart young fellow, described as • nrww, living in Boston street, Bethnal.greeo. was charged nab attempting to enter the bowie of Mr. Merles Chap in, 13, Peel-grove, Mile-end. Prosecutor mid—Lest eveniog I suddenly entered the hat prim without a light, and wu astonished to see the lam al a man at the win d ow. After vainly endeavouring to reertela by peerieg through the ;loom whether any woe was within, he Amok a harder match, and an I reeved forward in anticipation of seising him as be the window be matt have perceived me for he roe wily luau down into the front court. AS I opened the street door I perceived him running, followed, preen alarm, and be wee stepped. I swear that prisoner is that man. About Bus mutts sisee my booze was entered by raising the linden-ma, and Ilart property to the amount of 101. A inters named Brown deposed to having seen the primer nuening from the direction of the promenkes bons • to doming him, and, unable to find • palies•con oahle, himself taking him to the station-home. Silent matches were found in his pockets, and subsequently a thin tided knife, supposed to have been flung away by the winner when pursued, nu picked up on the line of route. Sorb articles are used by thieves of the lighter due to pooh Mum window sashes, and enable them to force back the 'hs magistrate remarked that some better method of raving windows should be adopted, and sentenced the saner, who pleaded guilty, to three months' imprisonment, esti hard labour. ROBBERY BY ♦ RAILWAY CLIRC. Walter Blakh, on reamed for stealing a pared from the dm is which he was e clerk at the London termintui of the (cut Eastern Railway, was brought up. He asserted that Botha a porter in the same office, had incited him to 0002- MB AR offence, and th en turned principal witness against The magistrate laid he certainly believed Beadle was as lei utile primer. bat he waa not charged. bratanco—Six mobs' imprisonment and bard Wear. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Seesni game were 'rouOt before Hr. Tyrwhitt this min charged with be in g drunk and disorderly, it. Where the offence charged was only that of being Brost, the magistrate discharged the primers, bat in the otter MOB imposed light fines, taking into coeriderstion that it was holiday time. Oots man named Edward 11` iisitlitioa to being charged with being drunk and l i Zer ie r; Ins also charged with wilfully brealdng two alabaster sew of the value of 21., and other articles, at the Queen's Had, Little Polteney street, the property of Mos. Harriett Stott. the landlady. It appeared that M'Swesoey want 'alto the house while in a state of intoxicatioe, interfered with the customers, and at last got fighting with one of the admen for the love of the thing, and while fighting late the vases, acs. The prisoner said he had taken " the dhrop," and that damage was done in a fight. Tyrwhitt ordered him to pay the damage, and fined ore month in default. HAMPSTEAD. NAYTKR ANOSOICITB ON ?HZ HUTH. William IloWen and John Morris, donkey driven, were bred before Mean. Marshall, Prance, and Reid by Mr. W. Love, the chief officer of the Royal Society for the Pre. main of Cruelty to Animals, with having cruelly ill tatrd and tortured two donkeys on Hampstead - hea th the "noes afternoon. The evidence of Mr. Love, and the society's officer Rundord, went to show that the first-named prisoner wet out driving four donkeys upon which four boys wore wftsg, and one of the animals was so weak that it lagged , .etably behind the rest, the prisoner following It, °end it mon unmercifully over its hocks and bind o-enerally causing the animal to stager at ech bl The primmer uttered the soon disgust % oaths as be not along . The beating was kept up some ens or four hundred yards. The prison: Morris was trying another donkey and carrying the heaps of a canoes "iii) about a yard lou, and after heltheeriell the left"' or WO. time about its hock he knocked it down in th e rod, and before it c ould recover itself again beat it moat Ths magistrates, after commenting in severs terms epos Lle wieners' brutality, observed that it would be MOWS to did 60a in these oases. They therefore committed both Monis to the House of Correction, with bard labour, fot Nan, free other eases of furiously riding hangs whilst in a ierthed state, and to the common auger of the piddle stei the heath, were brought forward by the polies, and etch of these oases, the defendants heieg strangers to les, locality, were let o ff on payment of ANS, ands severe "he from the beach. ALLamixo Fia&—Two Hosms Burin To ugni.—Let night, shortly before 10 o'clock. a fire bunt wt ie the stabling of Mr. Dexter, of 212, Keetish-tows not The stables, which are at the rear of the home. wore , ftlaz ia te mus of fire, and, although the Kentish ad o-town volunteer fire brigade (who were l enwinaied by Mr. Foster, their 'urge* Win (4 the spot within a few minutes of the outbreak, no valuable hones were burst to death. The 1141 0 the stabling was onumed and it wu with &R -oily that the fire could be prevented from spreading to Lioldjoieng premises. The came of the fire is gal:sows. the building was insured in the Law Firoogges. ' CHARGE OP FRAUD AGAINST A LONDON AND NORTH ~...112E13 RAILWAY Orricux.—A yams was. John W. bookievelerk, in the semis* ef the Leaden and 'lr ti Wotan Railway Company, at the Lime-street alm law, was yesterday (Moaday) charged, before the Liverpool '-wry Magistrate, with embenlieg about 701. or I°l, the property of the company. Kithira had for mate /ow been employed u booking dark at the thee-ukase mks, station, at a Wary of 501. a mar, sad it wee ellegol t_ at hiked, by mesas of fake entries. nursed pollBoll6llll "nosey paid to him for fares. Although be was yak_ a abrunkag, it traaapired that he bad leleftW 10. l itt usk- The primate ma remanded for mai day% THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 18, 1865. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (lIT lILM7TIIO TILIGRAPIL ) NEWMARKET GRAVEN MEETING. (THIS DAY.) MATCH. Viceroy receives forfeit. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOTS. Okoar walked ewer. SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOTS. Siberia . Sic. to QUOIII VAI; • • • SWILUSTLICES OF 60 SON'S. Perham Mr Obsess £5O TWO-YEAR-OLD PLATE. . . 10 no. SEVENTH BIENNIAL STAKES. er" 20 nu. HANDICAP. Ous yule 8 furlongs 67 11 11 yard,. Dollar, Tomato, Fantail, Beetrii, Suspicion, Am:ideal, Mast, Wandering M id, Oakapple, Raglan, John Davis, Troutador, Spring Gun, Kate Hampton, Grace Darling, and Gum Isla are hem Pam Possum—Alabama, Thakakis, Sheridan, Lapi- diet, Pock, I by Jordan, Swordsman, Sympathy, and Sandal. LATEST BETTING. NEWHABJEET HANDICAP. 4 to 1 mat Wandering lOrtnl (t) sto 1 Saspicion (t) 7 to 1 Grade Darling (t) 8 to 1 Tomato (t) Bto 1 Accident (t) 10 to 1 John Dark (t) 10 to 1 Dollar (t) 10 to 1 Raglan (t) 15 to 1 Spring an (t) TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 3 to 1 mat Liddingtos (t) LATEST BETTING.—MIDNIGHT. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 3 to 1 apt Wandering Mimics!. IS to 1 bar ow. TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS. 100 to a) sag Litidisitios 7to 1 Breadalbsao Bto 1 BrooraislAw 12 to 1 Arita (t) 14 to 1 Zambesi (t) CHESTER CUP. 100 to 8 sgst Lord Zetlicad (t) 100 to 8 Victorious 100 to 8 Maestirsinia 18 to 1 Liao (t) THE DERBY. 7 to 1 mut Doke (t) Bto 1 Itivadalbans (t) 10 to 1 Lidilingtoa 20 to 1 7Ainteri (1) 22 to 1 Broomislaw (t) DURHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) RASP STAKES. 6 ran. LAMBTON STAKES. Mt the Differszce Romesty 6 no.— ... 81:1` TER COLLISION ON THE NORTH WOOLII ICH RAILWAY. LATEST PARTICULARS.-(THIS DAY.) Considering the character of the mishap and the number of passengers who occupied the train which was slava* at the station, and the North London train which owed the 'Mackie:, it is somewhat rarpriming that there wee bet some 100 of life. The 3.25 p.m. train from Fenehnrch•street station bad arrived at Stratford, and in a minute or so would have been on its journey, when the North London train with passengers from Camden Town and other parte of the line ran into its rear. How the latter train was allowed to come so far into the 'teflon has yet to be explained. The distance from the main Stratford Station, where it should be stopped, to the North Woolwich (Stratford) station is only 200 or 300 yards, and therefore it could scarcely have acquired any great speed. There is, however, rather a sharp Ladino, and as the train was rather heavy it would not be so easily checked as when the traffic was of the ordinary description. sta:ITA: THE EXPLOSION IN SUPPOLK-STREET, BOROUGH. CORONER'S INQUEST.—(THLS DAY.) At 11 o'clock Mr. W. J. Payne, the deputy coroner for London and Southwark, opened an inquiet at the board-room of St. George's workhouse, in ldint.dreet, Southwark, respecting the circumstances attending the death of Mrs. Mary =card, aged 63, the wife of Mr. Tilleard, oil and colourman who was so severely injured at a fi re and explosion that oc curred at her huaband's premises on the forenoon of Tuesday lent. The inquiry excited considerable interest, and the jury WY cam of the principal inhabitants of the parish. Mr. W. g w in attended to watch the cue on behalf of Mr. =sera, and Mr. Johnioo, solicitor to the Patect Pa rana Light Company, attended on behalf of that company, and Mr. C. White for the County Fire Office. The jury having been sworn, they proceeded with the coroner to view the premises and also the body of the nu fortunate female, and upon their return to the court, the following evidence was taken. Mr. Jobe 'Maud said—l am an off and cdocirman, and „,..... reside at .% Sti ff olketreet, Southwark. The deceased was 1:; 40 ", my wife. (Tbe wither bare became deeply affected.) I K w occupied two boasts, numbered 27 and 26. I carried on the 140001 wholesale badmen at No. 27. My son, although not a card- 6,000 fled partner , shared in the wale. The shop was on the MAO! ground floor, and behind it was a kitchen and small yard r o l! also used for the business, and over'ithat war my WA ' s b° l- ed,oooi room and the back room wee used for business purposes. se.OOD I At the top was a loft, which I also used for my Weiner. wool: No one slept in No. 27, except my son. In 28 there was Moe! a teller under the shop, used for business purposes. The 60,0 00 , shop in this house was precisely similar to the one : 0 11 numbered 27, and between the two Scan was a 40 : 440 , narrow court. Over the shop was the first floor, 40 . 000 1 consisting of two . rooms, which we need for domestic ao,ooo a. purposes. The landing of the sewed floor was used for *30.00 0 1 10 Witness purposes, and over that was a lOIL Ia the cellar 4000,10 0 was stored rough goods. I was not there when the oxide. .!•!°,°,,,1 1 25; sloes took plans. In the cellars were benzine oil, olive oil, ;T o ' , ;,"; and fussed oil. 'The bandits oil goes by the name of mineral so : o pe i l 10 turpentine, end turpentine No. 2. A mask of that oil had 20,0301 60 arrived that morning from Milton, arid m . son wu 40,00 U, 10 engaged in removing the oil by means of • y jack "to 10,000;100 the cellar in order topnt it into the carboys. The jack 2 101: 1 would hold about 2j one, heti have not measured it. The stow 100 cellar was dark, and required a candle or artificial light for 144 .0001 40 anyone to see. I saw tome of the busies, or as some 60,1001 24 1 people call it petroleum. in the " jack," which my son John 4000 1 26 Henry had taken out of the oak. I never went into the 100,000 Se oellar myself, but I saw the jack full of oil, and I removed .r., !it . t . : it to one side for fear any one should stumble over it. I RW O i n went to the closet in the yard, and I heard some ous ory out a,ote led "The house in on fire !" I rashed out of the closet end saw 93,000 ea my eon coming, as it were, with his head on lire. Be cried 0,000 lee out, "Father, father, get out." I replied, "Get out your- 50,400 II self." I ran upstairs to alarm env wife, and I found that We. „.„ 2 she had just jumped out of bed. I told her to get to the 7 7 0 7, 0 4 '‘' 1 window, which we did ; bat th ere was nothing for as to get 44.4 e 0 •• out by. A long ladder was powered. but too lour OW 100 far as to get out by. The servant girl having got 60e0 10e N I upon the roof, she was brought down the ladder. I was Mell 80 in the room with my wife, and I aminted herb the man on 01..... Wit the ladder, and I believe the men took hold of her. I then 18 ."'" 1 " WOO 40 laid held al an iron drawer, and directly afterwards I heard 0.0 04 10 0 a wise which I thought was canoed by something falling. axe' t oo I got epos the ladder whet the flames seised bold of my o,ere/ 1 100 wrist. I dropped the box end then slid down the ladder. 20,01/041. 00 and when I got down I expected that my wife was safely 10,000,100 landed, but upon inquiring after her I found that the had tri o : been severely injured by a fall We kept gunpowder la 20.000 1 , 6 0 the top loft, paint-pots and other articles There were 2 7,eee , ee brooms and mate on the landing. but no gunpowder. I bad 40.0101 le nothing of as explosive character in the lower part of the 60.050. le building. I should say that there were not more than four 110, 00 t8 Iff or five auks of powder to the 1011. Leah reek contained .„ 9 . 4 93 ,,T E 25 lbs. in weight. lam net licensed to deal in guapowder, 7 . 7ip 573 as my people laid that I did not require a Reuse. te.floo eOO The Ceroner—l think you will find out that you are 10,0 ea 10 87,600' SO WA:nese—l saw my ems ea Sunday in the hospital, and he ; 8% 00 4 1 1 2 told me that be bad cured his mother's dee*. Be mid . 4 , 4 w. that the b bt was three yards off when the fire occurred. V on , W I Th e of a policouestable and of Mr. linesman, ed:cied kee the medical man who attended the deceased, was then taken, &les se was also that ol ciee or two other witless's., and the til 100 inquiry was adjourned until the Uth of May. I), SO Da: Now Do.llp.o.Bda pay. IRS D 0.14 do. do. 1.774 Indian Broad; Limited Dp. Nov Yoder guar. f p. oast. Do. do. Do. 00. do.— Do. An Kalb. Corp. a per a. Dd Kalb. end Robsorta Dap N.Brao.teso.cas./. Ilt.R.aaba.Sp.olaSPA Plod*. duo Sr as"' Do. Do. do. do. Do. Lbw &LISA do. JOINT noci wits. I PC I CL phi% . _ 91,000 14111 Agra it Hasenasits(L 60 118 120 - *MI 00 Do. Do. New 10 68 00 - No. llOl. I bows. t P6l CI. totem I Wee. 11 10,000 60 Abbe lO 34 214 b - 7006,0361 St. East ' and Wed India .1100 1 1111 126 13 - 4 - I 10,000 LOS AllbuiesLosALlverpool U 7i liipm 321 131 12,6001 18 GenerslFloatt Dock ' 6 - ..- .... 4 10 . 0001100 De. 00• 80 at 10 Pax 16 7 Bpm - 5,578,110' St. , LondoneStE 1100 i 63 65 641 i 100,0001 10 Angle Austrian - "' ] 40,000 60 Angle Egyptian (11m.).. 121 1 g -...— 20.0001 50 lAngle Italian (Limbed lb 3 IRs 121 11,3001 10 I Aidatlellenk.Oor.newsh PREFERENCE SHARES. 1 I lis.lUpes., 7/. iftpd 11 101 111 -. Midland Consolidated, 41 per oent. Pref. Stock, Redeem. 4 *see te inanneen 6ll 79 72 - able, 99' , 7,6031 401 Do. New all 64 70 .- FOREIGN RAILWAYS. 1 12,600, 20 Ilsakonsitishtelmulde 16 21 315 at -- 10,0001 16 ,Bank of= all so - Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101. I ROllO.lOO !Bank et - Bahia and Sl3O Freacimo fLien.l,gua. 7 per out. 15 x div. i *Mr * 'Bank ot Otago (Urolted) 7 2 las - Great Luxembourg, 13. I 140061166 'Beak of QUserbod (I.) 25 111 WIN 211 59,000 10 !Bank orVictoda,Austrta 11 43 46 - I 00,000 10 IBack dNew leased - 1 , .000 10 •BrasthaartPostosusee¢. 10 1 2 pin - 1 in certain clerical circles at Rome, where every- ' 59 59,000, 60 EMIR it CUlllornisia (L 71 II 2111sxd I xd 10.0001 60 ,116111 sh N. America ell 64 45 I _ , thins that happens is hunted up and discumed, the follow- 1 1 10,000* 10 IC. Bk. Isdla,Ani.,llldas all 28 SO xd1249 Bxd Mg (writes a correspondent of the Tines), are stetted to be , 30,0001 26 'Chart. Ma. of hadle,tto. all le 66 the objects of the advent of M. do Pereira' , :-To seaconoe 10,000 100 'City - 1 20,0001100 Cabala' 40,0001M1 .oom.Bank rd Canada_ all - - -• years ;to urge the Pope to form a force sufficient to pre -61,000 26 , Com. Hank od India. age. all U Si - 330,0001 10 Ousel/Med Bank (L ) 1 64 Ups 101 vent the gathenng and arming of the Bourbonist brigands, i 4000 100 Clootuwetal la . 4 8 . lis._ 7 21 81 and to repel any attacks of the Italians in self-defence; to , 90001100 ' Do. New l 6 's wi g L 0 4 404 ag g dg.4) - 6 : I 1 ' pm "' = form an army and a stroog government, ao that when the 00,000,0,000 1 0 e 'Eastern Escbangialanq 1 1 04,13, - French leave civil war may be preveated, otherwise they , 50.0 0 0 10 E 011.50 086 6 .604 6 .06606 0. all 7 6 0 1 - ' would be compelled to consign the frontier to the Italians, 4 20,0301 60 inglbh sad Swedish (L 16 31 21035 - 40,00 U, 10 1 uropese liank(lialted 16 1 ledls 13 161 with the =notecases of ardor In the Pontifical states. 1 Mom; 100 i ßtadem.ChinedJap(L) 21 6 2 dls - THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST , 10,000,1001 Do. bunted at 2 5471 ts g 5 ,114 - -. RAILWA7.-At a special meeting of the shareholders, 20,000 100 I Do. New lO 3 1 2 1 16 *OOO 100 Imperial Bank, Limbed SO 10 11 pm - held this afternoon, at the intonation' Hotel, 116.000 90 ,Imperblo46ool2lll-. le 7 7100 171 1 Loudon-bridge, in conformity with the standing 6,000 26 lowiae.. - orders of the House of Lords, meolutioas of apples] wee* 6,000 251 Do. New mow • La , 44•481 , 1444404 48 par 1 7 p m ‘• 41 - 4 41 mn pase i ed ,. w to itii t zgirLto . abillfor 66 . 111 rsil n, er ,_,,. ays froin Trau filt. Leo 1 10,9X1 60 Loe.Rlc.ottlesico ec.IX 111 1 11,116 11 Valley um A gancioge 1 4000 140 D m Beek et seetieedf Ll 3 8 6 gi n -. , Eastbourne lines, a bill for short junction railways to 14010 101 Loudon sad Drasillso ~ 40 911 pm 491 'connect the *Unties and authorised cuss is Surrey, sad alao 4061 WI leu.R.A7rualLP lo l o % 60 9 * 0,0 19 w -. , a bill for trawderricg the Tootles, Mertoo, and Wimbledon j W. U De. New , W. as 91P 10 8 film 1 7 1 i Railway to the Idon and South WOBile• and the London 4,000 100 ,Lon., BM, et 6. max. CL.) 00 10 BSc - end Brighton Companies. 50,000 U Ilea a.llaak of Amid all 284 141 - UO,M IS ILeedwe and Ousle_ _ ... le 77 70 7 6 4 8 9 ACCIDENT S 'AT THE VOLUN TEER REVIEW.-Ul3- 1 4 030 100 l UU. HANOUPOSUL(u) a 18 16 SY - fortunately, the fight did not peas off without the senior Of 71 " 0014 . 11° "' " wk . -_.= 88 68 60 40} I the Hospital Staff being :squired; bat luckily the eels 16,606 Lades& louilLearnone all 11 2S - 0,000 100 tLee. aIL Waders f 10 Idle 1011 5 84 were not serious. There wore three borpilals on the ground 6,000 pa . Do. do. New.- 1111 ;us }pm - -am at the ladetdrial Schools, one at Lower Esupackaa, LORI la Lcints&Vesereeht (L.) 10 6 Iha - where Hr. Ellis kindly pieced a room with four beds at N I 61. tee lam I IllainsiseSer .. SO On OS - the service of the medical nom, and another at the Race 10,000 pa Marabout lleak(thet.).. si I/ (4. i : 174 Stand. The general medical arrangeaseate were wader the os,eoo 40 Ilereentile di RaeliaalL. 15 g 4 - command of BripdoS J. C Burrows, of the Ist ILI " i " "2" Prev. la " (I ' al 8 544 - Basset Arti ll ery, as by Dr. * Burnett and Samna 4,180 too Do. de. 10 3 2Ms - ‘,900 1 10 lem m a B i el' leis.) ~ se hi gob - Skeet of the Finsbury Rifles, all of whom, 10. 000 '1 00 National 0 1 lAvereool- 10 6 8 len - aided by . Surgeon Wakley (of the lancet), 1000'1 00 /LP*. of laglaad 4l ... •-• was appointed by the War-office attended 30,0001 501 Do. 109 brae a— to the hospital at the Stand. The other two barrel 10,000 1 60 ' National Bank 3O n n - were wear Battalion-Barge= Simonds (of the Ist 8. .A.) 10,000, 60 Do. New BO 80 08 ". and other medical °Moen of the loal corps. Are cases 37,600 30 New lbelb Wales on 42 64 - 0:0•1 181 s m swim gi n dese) Ip h i ggg .... were brosig ht In, hat ally two were severe, one that al GM AND 06 UOOO Washes 7l 34 41u6 - I 00 , JosePe Lambert, of the Tower Hamlets Artilitey, eo, II Monist Beak Ouptes ent SS Si - ever whose thigh on. of the 18-pounder guns 9,696 15 1 Do. New, is. at Ilse an - - - , peened, but which was most miraculously on ' 40,000 SO rrean.haskiagOcep.46 6 - - - I broken ; the other sufferer, Gunter Hodges, of the led 7,110 60 ; 81. do. wog go g • •••• • b• 4 44 -: 1 yhoio 10 De. do. New . all - - te r accithent, escape so fortunately, for his leg was so Anse as l a wns, pint, (a hems (1, le par gpm 10 badly fractured that be was not takes out of the tomb lance, I 440001 In twelli Arerells. Ase n - but conveyed at eon to the County Marital The other i 1060 16 teeth lament (1.R.) i%ecely* We& el U. IL Able& 7,061400 Do. de. * 2 1 *6l - Middlesex Rifles, who feinted with fatigue ; bat after : 19,000 100 Do. do. be Repo. 10 1 1 46. - 15), 16 Gatos of Menne -. ea 66 161 reosiviog medical atteation were eoabled to retire to tetra , le, 1011 Ulnas of Word (Um) 111 s 11 Os - later in the erosive, the km h av i ng g a nh v g a s h a u l ms Ilk 66 Mee et Liaise - 4 clelook.-Brionew lbennetrog *day. wow MARVITe—allIa DAL) Two o'Cr.oow. Business in the stock markets to-day is quiet, but the general tone is very steady. The anode show an improvement of } per cent. As regards foreign stocks, home railways, and other securities, there is no general movement of importance, owing to the absence of active transactions. The discount market is quiet to-day, and the supply of money large. The lowest rate for bills, however, is 31 per cent. Short loans, on govern ment securities, are obtainable in the Stock Ex change at 2} to 3 per cent. Console are now quoted 91 to } for money, and 91} to } for the account (May 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 91} ; ditto for account, 91, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 891, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 891, # ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cent., 73; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1073, 1081, 1074 ; ditto Four per Ceuta., 99; ditto Bonds, 14a. prem.; Mee per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 102} ; and Exchequer Bills. 74., 4s. prem. Foreign stocks have undergone scarcely any change in price. There is an improvement of } per cent. in Spanish Passive and Certificates. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :--Greek Bonds, 201 to 21} ; Mexican, 27 to } ; Confederate, 22 to 24 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 32 ; the Certificates, 161 to 17 ; Turkish, of 1858. 72} to 1 ; ditto 1882, 74} to ; and the Consolidie, 54} to 3. Transactions are recorded as follows ;--Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100}, ex div. ; ditto 1852, 1868,1860, 83} ; Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 63, 62} ; ditto Certificates. 97, ex div. ; Equador New Consolidated, 12} ; Egyptian, 961, }, 97Y; ditto, second issue, 961; ditto, 1864, 941, ex div. ; Italian, for account, 641 ; Mexican, 27 ; ditto for account, 27}, } ; Litt*, 1864, 26, } ; Moorish, 95; New Granada Two per Conte., SI& Russian, 1859, 55} ; ditto, 1862, 921, 92 ; Sardinian, for account, 79 ; Spanish, New Deferred, for account, 411 ; ditto Certificates, for account, 161, 3, ; Turkish 1858, for account, 724, 4, ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 75 ; ditto 1852, for account, 741, }, ; Venezuela, for account, 171. International Financial shares are now quoted 1} to } prem. ; General Credit, 2} to 3 prem. ; London Financial, 73 to 3, Pre= Imperial Ma' cantile, 1 3-16 to 5.16 prem. ; Radom's Bay, 15} to 3 ; Egyptian Trading, } to } die. ; and Ottoman Socidtd Gdufrele, 21 to prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metro politan District Railways, 8 to 9 pram ; China Steamship and Labuan Coal, 3to 2 dis. ; Rio Janeiro Gas, Ito 1} prem. ; West London Docks and Warehouses, 1 die. to par ; Varna Rail way, 41 to 5} prem. ; Idillwall Freehold Land and Docks, 1} to 03 die. ; Anglo-Egyptian Naviga tion, 2# to prem. ; and Russian Iron Works, 2 to } prem. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 67fr. 80c., being sc. better than yesterday. Font o'CLocz_ Consols are quoted 91 to for money, and 91} for the account, being rather firmer in the latter instance, compared with the quotation current at 2 o'clock. No bullion operations have occurred at the Bank. The Credit Fourier and Mobilier of England have issued their first report, extending to the Bth inst., and which is to be presented at the general meeting on Thursday next. It shows results of a very re markable character, and demonstrates once more the highly remunerative nature of the operations of well-managed finance companies. The net sum standing at the credit of the profit and loss ac count, after paying all charges and expenses, is almost incredibly large, being no leas than 394,0241., but included in this sum is 40,0001., rioeived from the old Credit Mobilier and Credit Fourier Com panies (being their reserve funds), and also 160,2961. received as premium on the inane of the new shares of the amalgamated undertaking. Deducting these two sums—together 200,2961.—the net sum earned by the company during the six months becomes 193,7281. Import ance being rightly attached by the directors to the formation of a large reserve fund, they have appro priated 200,0001. to that purpose, being almost precisely the amount of the two sums first recited. The important question then presented itself as to how the balance of 193,0001. was to be dealt with. The directors have fixed the dividend atlas. per share on the 51. paid shares, and ss. per share on those with 31. 10s. paid, and they record their belief that the dividend of 20 percent. per annum represented by these figures, " may fairly be counted upon aa &minimum" in the future. In ad dition, a bonus of the same amount as the dividend is to be at once paid, thus making a total present distribution at the rate of 40 per Cont. per annum. In the future, whenever the profits will admit of a larger dividend than 20 per cent., the excess is to be distributed in the form of a bonus. Here, however, the report proceeds to describe what we believe is quite a new feature in public companies' accounts ; with a view to equalise the dividends, and to obviate doubt as to the mainte nance of the 20 per oent. rate, the directors have decided to form • "dividend reserve fund," such fund "to be always kept at the amount necessary to pay one year's dividend of 20 per cent. per an num on the capital for the time being paid up." A 20 per cent dividend on the Company's present paid-up capital of 500,0001., requires 100,0001., towards which the directors have, out of the profits of the present half-year, carried 70,0001., and they propose to complete the fund (i.e. to 100,0001.) out of future earnings. It is explained that The effect of this will be practically to make our shares a aililMOS 20 per cent. stock, and the action of the fund will be ea follows, via. :-11 in any hall-year after the sum necessary for use year's dividend on the capital paid-up is reached, the profits exceed 20 per cent. per annum, then, after provision for ressrviw, a boons will be paid, at meth a rate as the directors think it pendent to recommend; bat should, from any extraordinary came, the amount of profit not reach a sum sufficient to pay the dividend of 20 pee ant per annum, then the dividend reserve fund will make up any deficiency, sad thus increased stability will be given to the company, alike from its ample re served resources, is well as from the knowledge beforehand by the shareholders of their minimum dividend. This fond will therefor* be used to insure the dividend, whilst the reserve fond will be available for so► extraordinary Goer nous of loss or otherwise, without interrupting the revenue of the investor. The following will show at a glance the manner in which the total net balance of 394,0241. in appro priated : To amount set aside for reserve fend 4200,090 0 0 To amount set aside for dividend reserve fund To building, office furniture and fittings account, amount written off To preliminary explains, amount written off To dividend of 10u per share, sad bonus of 10a per shire, free of in come-lax, on efiger shares, it veld Mimi to 40 per ossit per =num 443,987 0 0 To dividend of he per share, and boons of Is. per dare free of ill ems-tax, on 56,0911 shares, Si. 10s. paid (equal to 40 per cent. per annum) 71,9E3 10 0 1.79911 9 .... 30,600 10 7 1044 !!.! op 1 utl 69 70 100 106 dividend to a comparatively moderate though satis factory amount, the directors are acting , upon a sound principle of finance. It only remains to be added that the is ably drawn up, and pre sents faller det ail than are generally afforded in documents of this nature. We are ofiicially informed that the directors of the Commercial Bank Corporation of India and the East have, in anticipation of the meeting to be bald on the 26th inst., declared a dividend for the six months ending the 31st December at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum (on the old capital of the Commercial Bank of India, and also the new), although for working purposes the whole of the capital had not been available during the six months. The rate is equal to 14 per cent per , annum. The following important notification has been issued to the shareholders in the London end Bra zilian Bank (Limited) : Sir,—The dimmers nave mach saliefeetioa in infir±nir their shareholders that any have, sabjeet te their emeledsd a provisional arrangement with Mews. ass M Go. for as amalgamation of the Inge and impotiant Waimea including the privilege of Imes of teak SOW at Monte Vides and Bowie, earried es by that arm in Baal and the River Plate, with thee bribers hitherto carried ea by this bank. The anialpinatioe will be effected by means of the incorporeal:a of a sew joiet-eteek bank, with limited liability, having a nominal capital el • 5,000,0001. sterling, is PlO ,OOO shares of 201. seek, sae half of which is to he paid up. Of the 250,000 shine, 00,000, with 101. per share mud up, will be allotted le Messes. Mane and Go., is *whew for 00011 or approved emeriti to that amount, sad the remaisiag 100,000 shires will be placed at the disposal of this bank. The anulpination will Mks effect se from the let = P e g g 1806, alter which date neither elthe two teaks will miry em Weiner es their own seseent. The menagsmat al the sew beak will be constituted by the pressat heard el able tors al the London and Brazilian Bask, Joined by the Baia II de Mans, the senior partner in the km of M. Mamma Oa The directors propose to all together their shareholders at an early date, for the pewee el ceeekkeing the mods et miming the &menet of initial which will form the oostribu , tics or this bank to the amalgamated tiedertakine.—l am, he., Joan BUTON, Secrebry.—Leadoe, Aprlll7. At the special meeting of the Great Eastern Railway Company, to be held on the 24th instant, the following bills will be submitted, viz. : A Bill for autboriaing the maids& by the ' Tottenham sad Hampstead Junction Railway Cowpony, of Baas of railway byi way of substitution for lisle et railway already anihrisd to be madeby them, and for wthri hag sneeze meats between then and the Great Prim Railway, Coas piny and the Midland Railway Company, and for ether —A Bill to authorise the cometntotion by the =rand Blackwell Railway 0ND0027 01 railways in the parishes of Stepney, Poplar, and Limehoose, to be led The Loaders Blackwell, sad Millwall Rzteseion Rail way ;" to anti:arias gramma% with other companies with reference thereto ; and for Geiser purposes. The third ordinary general meeting of the Cape of Good Hope Telegraph Company (Limited) is convened for the 20th instant. An extraordinary meeting of a company styled the "London and Bombay Bank and General Financial and Insurance Agency Corporation (Limited)" is advertised for the 27th of June, to pass the following resolution : That the present nominal capital of the London and Bom bay Bank sad General Manna losunurce Ageacy_Corpo ratios (Limited) of 2,000,0001., divided into 2110,000 shame of 101. each, be Warned to the nominal capital of 4,000,0001., by the addition thereto of the sum of 2,0 00, 0001.„ divided into 200,000 share' of 10/. each, and that Buck each tieing capital shall form part of the original capital, is the manner and form pointed out by the articles of assonance of this company. MINER.-(THIS DL Y.) Two o'CLoci. The mining market is steady today, with a fair amount of business. Subjoined are some of the present quotations, viz.:—Great Wheal Vor, 29* to 30 ; East Wheal Lovell, 10* to 11 Clifford Amalgamated, 31 to 31* ; Wheal Gren 31 to 4 ; Lady Bertha, 3 to g ; Illogan Cons ols, to 3 ; East Caradon, 14* to 153 ; and East Brea, 11* to 7. Foreign and colonial mining shares are un changed. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS (TRW DAY.) (sT =craw AND incrisartiona.. ennown.) (7110 X OUR OWN OORLINPONDZII7.) Corms.—Ths market Utter, but prier continue to de cline. Bales 10,000 bales. Cour.—Tbe market moderately attenbed, end wheat, Boar, beans, and oatmeal are arm ; prises is all ores gene roily favour bo/dera. M1N0121113-LANK--(THIB DAY.) The public markets matinee eked foe the Easter boll- dais. SUGAIL—No salsa repnrted. Corral—Tbe market is firm, bat only a parcel of damaged has sold at full prime. Rim—The sales include 2,000 bep of clamed for export, 3,000 bags of boa Itaogoon at 10a. 3d. Nab, and SOO bage of while Bengal at 12s. 9J. to 13s. Oorron.—There are buyers at Id. den.ine, but no senora. In other articling no change. TALLOW MARKST.—(THIB DAY.) no inarkst is km. Priam are quoted as follows: Town tallow, 395. 9d., net cub ; Pstenborg Y.O. a• tbs spot, 40s. 6d. ; all the month, 40.. 6d. ; Joss, 415.; Oeloier to Doesatber, 424. ; Deeesiber..424. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MAHEET.-•-(THIS DAY.) Mara. Harvey and Easton report Wade slow at the fol lowing prices :—Hay, from She. to 108 e. Clover, from 1106. to 128 e. Strew, 28e. to 33e. FATAL ACCIDIINT TO • SUIIOIIIOIC—An accident of a fatal nature occurred to Mr. William Brickwood Mar kin, angeon, of Wythans, en Wednesday last at Billericay. Mr. Tomlin wee driving a horse in a phaeton ; the hone had never been in a fear-wheeler, and on des i otz the hill from the town it became restive and camn kicking, when Mr. Tooth's, in attempting to recaps from the carriage, was throws out and suffered a compound fracture of the right leg ; he also received other injuries. Mr. Tann was carried to the Bed Lion, where the leg was speedily net by Mesas. Day sad Certer,who were promptly in atteodanes. At ant it we hoped the paint wee going on favourably, but we deeply regret to state that papaw set in early on Buggy morning, which resulted in death.— Essex Herald, THE Fry= Hosrrran—The number of patients admitted in this hospital nee 1864—viz., X1 0--ex deed by jest 1,000 that for any preview year. The admimices for the currant year show a Mill farther increase. From the Ist of January to the 31st el March, 1865, 1,040 came were admitted, or 200 in ORONO of the adesissioms for the corresponding period of 1864, being at the rate of 4,160 for the entire rear. Now that light has been throws on the internal arrangements of the workhouses, and on the &a prons counernesere of retaining is them even the milder examples of typhus, it may seasonably be expected that before the end of the year thedemands for admission will be even more numerous. The new wiag hr semenzsodated a large number of cams, which but far its exiMenee most have been refused admission. Alibates the basalts conferred by the Loudon Fever Hospital are acknowledged OD all sides, the subsceiptions for the year 1864 oily amounted to 6541. Donations have been more liberally bestowed, bat they me absorbed as soon as received by the heavy se~ clew sioised by tbe promo% epidemic, as may be middy wader. stood when it is knows that the total expect/item for the year 1864 NY B,OW. The emamilies earnestly appeal to the rich an benevolent to aid than is preventing the strirestkoff we romlts fever is the homes ls o tpoM re specious wenaliaj the limpaaL SIGNOR GIVOLINI. —We have good authority (rye The Musical World), no lees then that of his medical attendanta, for slat* that ibis eminent tenor is being rapidly restored to health. Although his Massa has boas severe, Mae not in the least injured. or even impaired, big vocal powers, and tiers is so Noma whatever why 8l rear Cashel sleekd mos be enabled to tallil lie sagegansat at Her Majesty's Theatre, though it may be advisable that he should sot appear earllZ is the semen .v Enassaairrwit assns.—The Bishop of St. David's has collated the Rev. JINN/ Oa/Ma. vicar of 7 e,l 437 Lkagnoner, to the caimary reidsenT he St. David's Cathedral, can by the Asa* of Oases Harris. The same CieMs appointed the Rev. Be the hamar ; &tam to the vicarage of Liaabokly, vacant by the ~43,967 r death of the Vas. Anathemas Mises. BOILING CLOOKIL—A correspondent of the . al In- Scientific' American nye that ammo's braes dais may be .se, it, ion thawed by Ong the works in boiling water. " nthis treatment may appear," b•says, "it worke l = k per cent. r ; sad I have far assay years past baled my *aka whoopee, they stepped frogs sommulalke el deg or a thiamine of oil upon the *van They should be toiled is pore or rain It will be seen, therefore, that irreopecti "" l u e wa yi L l43rEsr, 7:l 9ooTHAlmo Teadriedo7 aTagwal : W nTh ill:: ;: ri .l ( 7: lllA . 707.1 A11111; 11 P M ici mo ric .. gather of the permanent reserve fund of 200,0001., lmy .. ; am bi t , st is t' sg s, Moan Woolley, sailed Ode the company has in the 70,000 1 . of " dividend w ith the mails far the British sea 7 4 . 01 6* Wvv 4 reserve fund," combined with the 34,600!. of undi- ladies, the Pacific. Celifavis. Osetral Amorists he. sh. vided balance, more than one year's dividend of 20 took out 67 wasesetert__.? corp. imfoidini= per cent. in band already. It cannot be disputed T .s av je ar i e . t e a 3 t was ." n eu t b, eri ' l ;L oss thi" asa b illi"eb y the * amass. for a moment that in providing thin largely for 3,,,, r d • • I Guiiima — for 'Amens, and Ensign future contingencies, and in restricting the present Warm fee Bebeioß can 1 S 7,1 a 16 9 To iaeoute-taz on above dividend and bonus To balance undivided, carried forward : ... 7 I Jag I. ray or. all I li / We 1/ 8,