The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-29 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAT.) --•-- EQUITY COURTS. (Before the Lord Mama/NJ e atatorrer. P Ml= ILI 11115ALIT Th. wee as appeal on the pert of Mr. Kimberley, from o ar of Mr. Commiesioner Hotroyd, who had refused to & o we kiss from custody. The bankrupt was detained s at the snit of Mr. Btourbri al! opposing is g ir k l appeared that Kimberley had oined protection b e g the Court of Bankruptcy for a period of three w og* at a time, and at the end of this period had not ap caul for a freak protection. la ecasequence of his &met he ca ge before Commiesioser Hoiroyd, but his hamar declined Warfare and referred him to Um court out of which the greeetioa was lamed. Upon a summons in chamber i g flow muse why he should not be released on the gut be had obtaioed protection horn most, Chief ru ° sTict dieliaed to make any order. The bankrupt, is cow, ▪ remained in custody, and now applied to the Lord bcasellor to at aide the ceder of the Giminiseioner. gargood was for the bankrupt. Ns Reed, for the detaining creditor. argued that the . gg sgl was really from the decision of the Chief Justice, ;kb which this court could not interfere. The Lord Chanoellor said that the court must proceed w ith great circumpection in matters of this kied. As its ,amitywas derived from statutory easetmente„ if an caw for release from prison was not warranted by the sta. ' t g ua, the gaoler who obeyed it would be held answerable fee Wraps of the prisoner from custody. The words of the statute which has alum the preesat case were not very gear, sod he would not take upon himself to put upon them • contraction different from that of the Commissioner and Mid Justice Us. He must adhere to the order of the mart below, and refuse to grant Kimberley his release from emisk. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Sittings is Baseo.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Cockburn and Justice Shoe, the other learned judges being engaged is the Court of Criminal Appeal.) Sir Edward Vaughan Williams, late one of the judges of the Court of Common Pleat, took the oaths of allegiance mid supremacy this morning sea privy councillor. tun uumur on TIM PSOIMCITTION OF TEM MILTON MOM MAT DISTINCT HIGZWIT DOIND V. TEM MILIMITINTS OF ABUT rovirtza, 'mesmerism:ism This was an appeal evilest the judgment of the court of quarter emeloae relative to the repair of a highway. The duration &roes upon the pleadings to the iedietunet, which were demurred to and held to be good by the magistrates in quarter serrione. /Ir. Sells contended that the plea wee bad. Mr. Men , - weather argued contra. As the point involved some legal difficulty, the eourt took time to consider. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The court did sot sit in bane° this morning, became it WA sot possible to obtain the attendance of more than one et the lodges. Two of their lordships were required in the Ometot Criminal Appeal, one was engaged at Nisi pries, esd Mr. Justine Will has been unable to take his seat this term , in consequence of Hines. His kwdehip, however, is expected to be in gnarl on Monday. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. --- - _ Sittings in Bunn —(Before the Lord Chief Baron and Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Pigott.) lIELLOI V. =APPLE. Mr. Brett, Q.C., moved for a rule to set aside ea ceder indis by Mr. Justice Shoo for a commission to take evidenos at Alusadria. The action was brought _ to recover 5,0004, **value of a quantity of cotton which was skipped oe hoard the d.tendant e vessel under an ordinary bill of lading, sod stood for trial at the last anima, at Liverpool. Before Mr. Justice Moe came into court an a pplication was made to him to postpone the trial, en the ground that a person named Grain, Woo evidence was material, was at Alexandria, sad to great a comminion for Ids examinatioo. The learned Jags t her enpos made the order in question, which post- Toned the trial until the return of the commissioe, but did sot specify when that commission should return or Impose say other torahs. The learned waned said he had affidavits slating that Oren was sow in England, that the commiurion had sot yet bees drawn up, and that the plaintiff believed that it had only been obtained for the purpose of delay. Ts. cotton, it appeared, was loaded on the deck of the de feadmit's vessel, and for the safety of the ship during the voyage, had to be throws overboard. The plaintiff claimed damages on the ground that the cotton was lost solely in consequenes of improper stowage ; but the de fondant's case was that the cotton was placed on deck with the knowledge and consent of the shipper at Alexandria. The defendant relied upon a consignment note, bat Mr. Brett said he was prepared to show that this note, which was a printed paper, was filled up as a mere matter of form, and °odd not override the bill of lading. The court granted a rule nisi, to vary or rewind the order of Mr. Jostles Shen COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. , Before the Judge Ordinary.) PHILLIPS v. PHILLIPS AND NIDLTD. Dr. Spirant for the petitioner ; Dr. Weather for the re 'pendent ; Mr. F. J. Smith for the co-respondent. This was apart heard cow. The petitioner, a miner, in Oarnemil, monied the respondent in 1850, end cohabited with her for about three yearn., miter whieh be went to South Americo, first arranging for his wife and children to lire with his mother at Blackwater, and making 'nimble provison for their sup port. Subsequently the respondent went to reside with her aunt, Mrs. liedlyn, the wife of a eardwainer ; and when Jim Molly" died she cohabited, as it wu alleged, with her nada The defence was that her residence with the 00-respondent was an Mamma one. The sees woe not finished when we went to prime. PRODUCTION or '‘ L'AFRD:AINR."—A telegram from Paris, dated last night, says :—" Meyerbear's opera, L'Africaine, was produced to-night, in the premises of the Emperor, who wan very cordially welcomed. The opera has achieved en extraordinary success, Sax and Faure distin guishing themselves especially, sad the famous shipwreck scene creating an immense 'emetics." The Temps says that one of the brothers Booth pawed some time in Paris two years ago, and was known as a fanatical seoessioeirt. The Timer says :—" Abraham Lincoln was as little of a tyrant as any man who ever lived. He could have been a tyrant had he pleased, but he never uttered so much as an ill-matured speech. The civil war was attended by all war's owe honors in too many instasoes, but there was no cruelty st Washington or New York—hardly any prolonged or unaccountable severity. In the whole of this sanctuary strife, notwithstanding the exasperation of - l a , popular feeling, there has been err political bloodthirstineas. Ilk Fanatical speakers have given vent to their passions on the a t,': 4 platform, hut violence never went beyond words. If the 110,1 t people of the seceding States were rebels, as the people of ::.,, the North chose to consider them, never was rebellion, ex- ism rapt on the field of battle, more gent l y handled." 11.1 A correspondent of the Tones says that Wilkes ILI Booth, at the time when the Slave States wens so direfully i ll alarmed by John Brown, the abolitionist, volunteered into la( the army which captured Brown; and Booth was one of 211 thosewho surrounded the gallows on which Brown was ex. ro , ~, routed on the 2nd of Deeember, 1859. He was a thorough Mt partisan of the slave isterest. DM RAFFAELLE'S CARTOONS. Theta invaluable to,t works were removed yesterday morning from Hampton- 10 ,..c. court to the South Kensington Museum. A special car- 74 rine, drawn by six home, se well as an enormous ease. me were prepared. Memnont was personally superinteeded se,c by Captain Fricke, RE., and Captain Fairies, 11.. R., with a Ai detachment of Sappers, sad the operation was carried oat tG,9 with entire cancan. INA k.O LIT ZZZZZ AND SCIENTIFIC M E t . EET INDE FOR Too MARLBOROUGH-ST REET. Ertzenur Wm.—Woodsy—Royal Inatitution ( 1 rO,O meetiogi, at 2 ; Enternologicsl, at 7 ; Architect+ ( I 00,0 OUTBAOROUB CoNDOor rue Nankin-81a= OTTORD4STREIT '• general meet:leg), at 8 ; lueiatic, at 8, " Malagasy Lan. 6 0 . 4 Michael Penn, Michael Hay, sad Roger Dillon, l a b ourers pap," by Dr. Van der Took. Meaday— Royal Instate- 10, ,,,° sad all stout-built fellows, were charged before Mr. Knox with being drusk, coed smutting Mr. Charles Hawaherr„of eke at 4, by e Obemietry," by Professor Frehleni; too sB, " Ileiform Stare a Girder-work, " by Mr. 1e ,o 70, N.gnitn-iireet• °Xf°74..tre.t° brut meenter, mid mt. ' C. Reilly ° , Asthropologicel, at 8, " Miesionary Suicesess, 20 , 0 Thomas Llewe ll yn , of No . 71, Newmanatreet. coachreeker. , , ha,' by Mr. Owes, and "The Galina', a Tribe of Sierra to,o Mr. Benoneee rid —Yesterday evening about 7 o'clock Laaa n br 88, H arris;i pb.,‘,.......,a• lc. at 8. Wedeesday— 116. 0 I ens in Newmanotreet and saw a crowd of persona, and on a„._,.:' of Arts , : .., 8 . f iuri ";; r i a si Tba , adaa _o, d as going t° I°. the cause fout°l the prisoner and three others reTtitr Y ttion, ' 4 . , 4 Organi c C hemi s try ," W Prof — Zoe , aa e l knocking a man about, the man bleeding at the tome. The Frankland ; Royal, st 81 ; Artists and Amateurs (Cosner- V - A man came behind me for protection. The primmer Hay • • senate) • I.ooDeell at 8; Chemical, at 8, " Phosphide of le,o came up and asked why I interfered, and I said it was not i i ••..... by Mr. Blunt; Antiquaries, at Bs. Friday— 10.1 right for six or seven persons to knock one man about, Hay " A b * trUical at 4 . Philolonicid, at 8, Portuguese 5.0 then 'seem a blow oe the nose. A countable then came re " ' ' Language "by the Rev. A. J. D'Orsay ; Royal lastitutioe, ilk• up and I gave Hay into custody. I think the man whom at 8, .. i reala b sad its p r a wns. ^ b y prof",„ Fawcett- he they were keerekieg about is in the licepitel.s3,o Saturday—Roma Institution, at 4, "Physical Accompani- am Hay—The witness called me an "Irish —." Mr. Knox—l doe't believe • . gentleman would do such a . meets of Hied," by Professor Bain. 10 thing- rho Co antra del Popolo suggests that the muni- rt a 16.4 H oary m a d a m said—l a ., t h e raw, an d th e th ree p i. cipality of Florence shall place, as it has already dote at go men sod three others strikieg a yang mars—a little fellow. the 4 Can Cllnd in honour of Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Br..wn- 6.0 The last witness said .. you brutal," sad Hay then struck iaB. a memo la inscription °‘ the wsill•I her late m id• Dee kt the a stnw on the nose. I saw Dines kick the man while in the Piazza del ledbpendenzs, where alto died, to Mrs. 63.4 lan was h n the raita d saaata t ti m er , and b ear d him say Theudasia Trollops,. The Fiancee journals of the 15th MAI "Kill te —," and something about " Hurrah for the inst., which sosounced her death, all appeared with mourn- ti Mee ''''` Irish." The witness never made ens of the exprensios spoken Ing burdens, deploring b•r 1••• as a public calam ity.• 4.1 of bY Hay. Trollops was buried on that day is the pearrefol burial- to Dilloa-1 sever kicked themes. pseud already hallowed by being the reeting-place of the ge.e Witness—You did several times. remains of Mrs. Browning.—Reacler. Ai Poliesocestable Groves, 97 11—I saw the prisoners ie Our special advice. from British Honduras, dated 14 4 , 1 Newasnatreet, yesterday evening. They were all drunk at Belize, Mardi 24, envoy the important intelligence that 90 Oki and striking at everyone they assn sear. I took them into the Eng lish war steamer Caddie arrived there front am custody. A man had hams assaulted by them, but be was Jamaica on the 20th ultimo with troops to reinforce the akc taken away by hie friends . The street was in a complete colordal garrison, and that the whole of the regular army 540 uproa r sa d m aw., an d w hil e the raw woo Ep i log o n some stationed in Jamaica were under ceders to be made to em- 50 . 4 thieves took advantage of it, and stole a bed from one of bark for Belies at any moment, no that Queen Victoria 8.1 Mr. Berta's vans. should have there a tone Nattiest to oppose the carrying It' '' Mr. Thomas Llewellyn, o f 71, N ewnan . A m ok m ad— into effect of Maximilian's decree annexing the possession to 211.4 There was • great crowd In the street. Hay and Fenn were th e crown il 01 •Tim — New York paper. 144 MVO of the six men who were Mamie,/ aMI li fellow shame- THE RAILROAD BETWEEN Vilin (..`ltrn AND lifinCO. INJ fully sad cowardly. They also kicked him in a brutal man- —The entire length of the read will be 315 miles, the highest 1 Bi4 l Per. I picked the man up sad received a blow, sad scene summit level 8,300 feet above the ass, being doable the I r a l kicks ware aimed at me. I have Mane forward not so much . height of any other railroad I. the world •it will have as ! 1: to eoesphde of being assaulted ate be a wits's' for Mr. indica of Li miles and • grade of 212 foie per mile, ul I Mkt Ilawelierr. Insisted the police in taking Fenn to the station, which the curves have • radius of 500 feet. There is one gl,t sad have been threetened In him for doing ma bridge to be bent 290 feet high, besides several tinsels. AG. I - Br. Biawell, artist, of 70, Newiaaacereet, said—l ow —Pesienie/far. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bofors Mr. Registrar Winslow, aa Commissioaer4 His Honour sat to chambers, sod disposed of one or two 1901040111 for release., and some madams which pcomotod is point of iIIiONSIL COL. WV:JCL—A SECOND BAITICRUPTCY. The =fortunate Col. Waugh a again bankrupt sad in pri sms, though only a few weeks have elapsed since he ob tained his certificate under the former bankruptcy. Bat the debts from which he was discharged by that oertiaoate are only such as were contracted prior to the date of the adjudicatioe, which was in 1857. He has accordingly been proceeded against for debts contracted same that time, and is now is custody at the suit of three creditors fss 431., nial. and 2001. respectively, on =pass' ebtaised against him on the affidavit of the auditors that in their belief he was about to quit the Team. In his petition he describes himself as " Wm• Petrie Waugh, of 17, Gloncester-crescent, Camden-town, sad now a prisoner for debt in the debtors' prison in the city of London." The Bailment of affairs, which is not jot bled, shows debt. of about 2,4001. The colocel attributes hi bankruptcy to his having to support his family during 14 months' imprisonment and to heavy law expenses. Mr. Chidley presented the petition, and adjudication was made by the registrar of the day. The proceedings will be conducted in the court of Mr. Commissioner Goulburn, before whom the former proceedings took place. In a few days the bankrupt will be brought up to apply for his relesae from custody. THE POLICE COURTS. (TELLS DAY.) wasr; INieolll2l with two or three other mem attackiag • mm right sad lett, some of thins Inkling him while the others @track him, sad Dillon kicked Ida la • mvage meaner while be wee nova. It west on for several Waster, sad then Dome gestlemen interfered. The ass elm struck other persona, and • little boy. I sever raw each* cruel Wag in my life. There was • crowd of two or *no hundred w eals, mid Fenn appeared to be mad. Yr. Be.:-14 more disgraceful thing I sever heard of Qum for such a erase to cam betweea 7 mid 8 in the male, is • onset hie Newmas-street. The prisoner* are • parcel of singe ruffians set it to live in • detest tows. Ido sot Irsow whether the sea attacked intsods to appear, but I will give time to me whether he comae or sot, sad will remand the primers till Thumb" seat. SHAER LIbT8.—(1 1 1118 DAY.) Two oVioxyz. There is little business in the railway market to- -- day, yet the tone is firm, and the few variations 45i . 41 which have mamma in prices are in a favourable Lic. direction. Metropolitan stock has risen 1 per Dent., and Caledonian and London and South-Western, 4. -- London and North Western stock is now quoted 122} to 2 ; Great Western, 744 to 78 ; 6350, Midland. 135 1 to ; Lancashire York- . shire, 122} to 123 ; South Eastern, 86 to ; mo, Great Eastern, 47 to } ; Caledonian, 132} to 133 4 Loudon and South Western, 974 to 984 ; Great us. Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Metropolitan, 1301 ... to 1394. Lombardo-Venetian shares are hrm, while Great um: Luxembourg shows a drooping tendency. Indian S and Canadian lines are inactive. ORDINARY SRAM AND SIOCIL IaAN db. I Pd. I KMI.I/1111. I 7: 1 ,,,, *, m pa. K No. 900.. BMWs 00100.0p.0t..1011 Oat Gov. 1y.e.,10:17-00. Do.OpoiroLTA.D*llo. 100 Do.o pormi.Dior.:3 , Do.' pot 'Lima' ,906.. De.f re et lir ,9901.. Ord a1i0r1.1073, • 1.• . Do. do. 1100-1 Do. do. UK ii as os is N Ss st ss II 0 18 US 104 106 NS NI IN 10, 154 105 105 11l 10 NI 106 IN 101 10 191 10 si is N 101 01 46 in N 104 10 is Is K ss U 6 106 200 159 Otos. Nov.lBlB. Gwen I M. 10..1 Manritlas Spec et. 1i73 ,061.. Do. 1878, .. Do. 18881 ,1180 WintaL Gov.' per coat .• ' 600 .. New Brae Oev.• wok 11.6.W.1.60..6p.0.1866r Do. i p. o. 1871 to 1876 Do. 6 p. a. 1888 to 1892 .. lfew Dogma 6 per ors& 616 .. Do. 6 per cent, .. Noes Sepik 6p. 0., Ism VIM .. =lend Gov.' l p. on' Sev 6 4 0., J 03, 816.8ov.tip..o.len.anly De. de. Ip.o.narOkOn NOZZIOS , I EL I Moms THAMES. NOVI% STEM( OF FRAUD. William Batterksa. aged 38, who was described as an emblem, and late of No. 3, SR Nicholas-street, Deptford, was beenght up on remand charged with defrauding several pavans. The prisoser bad managed to obtain some printed forms of the Oriental Banking Corpoestios, sad these be bad filled up to represent that large sums of mosey had been c Mr the bank to the credit of Jaeeph Austin ~ and others. In the moath of November he waited an . William John Cox, a cheemmonger, of No. 1, Elles mere-street, Poplar, and asked him for the loan of 25e., at the same time dieting to deposit as security a "psyimt ie t slip" of the Oriental Bank representing that . had t been paid into the bank to the credit of Joseph Austin, st Esq. The prisoaar said he had got the money paid to him as as a reward for picking up a large quantity of Bank of En. la land notes at Stuakbociais-snags, over the Lea, and restoring 19, them to the owner . Mr. Oox lent the primmer 15s. only, ` 8 ; on the credit of the paper. The • ordsted Mr. Cox to mad a rabbit and a okono to o. 7. Suffolkmtreet, Poplar, se oa the following Sanday morning, when the leas would be St. repaid. Mr. Cox alma saw or loud of the prisoner again 110 - t. until he was takes Leto custody a few days ago by Henry Wallace, No. 238 B. Wallace put in a list con- g; taming the names and addresses of persons who had n been cheated by the prisoner of the reepective Si sums of fii., ls., 10a., 155., and other amounts, by similar Si. representatima. Aiwa( his dupes were Mr. Hawkins, of Si. Wingford-terraos, Lower-road, Botharbithe, and a lady r named Wilkins's, of No. 4, Clansoe-street, Oresewiek, g t who were examined. The Ant lent the prisoner L. only Bt on a form filled up for 5001. in the name of John James RA Cosho, which the prisoner said he had foiled, nod intended Si to restore. The other purported to be • " paid in slip," of N. &brim Battsrham for 1,01001., by John Jackson, Esq., and s t mtered Joins Stephenson. 111. - was a regular impostor, and had es. mak AniII.,WOLIS Moat VAL 11112:1:12Itiaae: 1110 8i1i154 fteMit.... Awom tuwbf) I%.loalokal rad Oakewe. ai r amwall all Do. • I •oo dlv. sada 11 all DD.', Ip. °Jerold ro 100 Dublin lad Ba DoodooalaWl,Jaao all 11Abd..la 100 I adlaborgarad 100 Olairow and D.= 100 Gnat Lebec Ord. M. 100 Do. a Moak 100 Do. Z. dos. Wal 100 Oros., Norther Soothed 100 10rosSNaribera 10. IlaA I • mo. so div. auk -100 D0.814110p.0. 100 at South& Wool (in ) 100 Dna* Woolen 100 Do.laloar VsLOaa.lik 100 110. Booth Wales. 100 Do. W. NM—Oxford WO Do. Do. N= 100 Do. Do. 100 losarator Yll Da Load= sad Blaakwoll 100 = o4 Brig i t uip. a.4%& l . l osat 100 IDov 100 LcadcaaNarib Wools. 100 LoudoodoloolaWsolana 100 Maa,Bliat.,& all Marracal sad ONO& all Do. Do. elm 100 llotropoiltao 44 Do. Now all Mara Dia (Pro. Scalp C Do. do. do. K 14 use int 1 1 1 our Ilditio1) 10310 •DPoodro CarZ. D tja) _? • Dos . Noi i.e . Ilea Doi UT Pada a a If IT 90 92 106 110 ali 411 i;h; Grearal iliapaods (Rolled) iUnFes . ILeiltairlfa (Lisit4., us us 147 1411 ISI 111111 114 ss TM TO IL Amon 8ra5.0.11.(1. Paralank 00 111 11Por ( I .` urarlrid Paat 115eb.044 IL (L, 4441141.Austra real 1/4. Jahn 44 Bity Lim. Ustt44 Ileskan Lai VsnaasisesOold um. . Vanoimiver.ert Cod(lAm.l Val s WiLiblet(Lliolted) OS ST 62 OS as 40 In 164 Ink 1221 67 SS 102 168 41 41 1221 1221 117 SS ill 021 Da Do: Worthing ILisnitod) Torts Posingula(Vw :Wu I ' isesawastafts Wall acereyi mid th; prisoner . . been png on the public* for f time. Mr. William Daviscm, cashier of ame the Oriental Bank, said b. IL the printed forms were for the me of coalmen and had E 4 been aketracted from the banking-boas. He looked at the gi . one left with Mr. Cox. It was only a portion of a paying in to slip. The form was gamine, the fillMg ia fictitious. No px, person named Joseph Austin kept an account at their bank. 100 All the papers in their present Mete were perfectly worth- 04. Lit he sed ought not to have deceived anyone. M. nor made no defence. He appeared in a very M. impact; mood, and on the completion of the depositions qs was committed for trial. m 1118 ISO a la DID aa 101 N 1 14 pm 10i Midieri 40 Do. Now 1100 Do Blim. & Darby all Ind at wd (IZai• • • • i d Do. paans • •11' Mid 100 I/400000 100 Do. idIa..IO I &.DR&L 100 N. Isslo.—Riewlek Do. G. X R. Pim 10 Do. 106 Do. Oidido a Do. M00k.10.010. D. do. 1010 It Do. do. 1101041 00 Korth Imams all Do. 110, • Do. Oa, .. 11114 -•• 100 North liallor••••.• •• AWN. •B. llaties w. 100 Sooilieb Onslmil Jaw. 100 Aoar.llo. 100 Ikollolllllsal.. 00000 &000. 10 =id•DiArlod & 10 Ilmitilisbers •11.84•1•••,•••/00 101 .&o. T•R Tido • Do C 105 Vale of Nest& 05 Viotoristls & W Oorowsll 150 IW. 110001. a.* a. A 106 106 GREENWICH. INOCIIIII WRISCHIIIO.—• " GRIIT1I1199" COMMUTED r 0 gk 111,111011. Jaws Hams, aged 26, describing himself as a gentleman. Bt. and residing at 6, Blackheath-bill, Greenwich, wee charged U. with atumptiog to wrench the honkers off the does of " 11. houses in Greenwich. 26 Police-countable Watson, 124 R, maid that a few days ago I , he took a soldier to Maidstone Gaol from this court under at remand for having • door-knocker in his pommies), and is the soldier then told him that he had received the knocker 10 from a person whom he described, and who bad stated 11 ‘.... to him that he had had many previous " larks " in 1 `; wrenching off knackers and braes plates. The deurip- Bi t non given so corresponded with that of the prisoner that it. seeing him between 1 sad 2 o'clock in the morning in It. London-etrees, Greenwhich, witness watched him, and then Sk sew biro go to the doors of two gentlemen's houses and en- 99 demur to wrench off the knockers , ace being forced up so : 0 1 violently that it became Axed, and the other being also Bs damaged. Witness then wept and took the prisoner into 10 custody, when he said he was looking for a friend, sad atter- St t wards pretended to be drink. George Sparks, • bombardier of the Royal Artillery, sod 84 _ who had been brought up from Maidstooe Gaol on remind, "' oo the charge above referred to, said that on the night he war taken into custody he and another soldier were with the precast at a public-house in Greenwich, and walked 6 i 2 towards Woolwich together. On their way the primmer spoke of the " larks" he bad in pulling off knockers sod 1, door-plates, and gave witness the knocker found upon him. Sergeant Fisher 29 R, maid that, hearing • breaking of g glass about 12 o'clock at sight he TM to the spot and I apprehended the last witness, who pve the same account li es to his possession of the knocker that he gave to the constable. Mr. Cockle, who appeared for the defecoe, laid he could law not dispute the facts gives in evidence, but urged that the go conduct of the prisoner, who was most respectably coo- 91 99c9101, had been that of thoughtlessness or foolishness. 111 Mr. Trani maid each conduct was not only mischievous 9 1 but dangerous and alarming to the residents of house', sl who were aroused from their sleep in the dead of the It night by having the knockers forced from their doors. la So far aa the charge was against the soldier Sparks, who ii had been • week is prism, that would be dismissed ; but 0 he should deal precisely the same with the prisoner as he 9 should have done with the soldier bad not the latter closed 14 „ himself of the charge, and that wee that he be imprisoned ; in the Howe of Correction for 21 clan with bard labour. 1 , The prisoner appeared astonished at the sentence, and s was then removed to • cell so await the prison van. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29. 1865. Sie the public and the purification of joint-stock enter prise, as a blow will certainly be given to the system of secret arrangements now too rife. This com pany proposes to act as commission merchants and tinaacaal agents, in connection with the trade and commerce of the Ottoman empire, where a large field unquestionably exists. Cash advances are to be made on security of the mops to the native cul tivators, amongst whom rates of interest ranging from 1} to 4 per cent. per month are frequently paid. On this point some interest i ng details de rived from her Majesty's consuls in tbs Zest are furnished. The capital is fixed at 500,0001., 25,000 shares of 201. each, with a first issue of 12,500 shares ; of these 2,500 shares are reserved for Turkey, and one-third of the remaining 10,090 shares have already been applied for. The par paging director is Mr. J. Lewis Farley. 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D tomaraa ecdP hilaln.(L I 104,000 NI ThauseallUrsey la.(L) 11,600 10 TnrateAgenterstAva. L UAW 10 Lit L. 00. ot O. Pumas 100,000 110 Un.llarlre el Llve..(L. 60,000 6 UstlallLltiss.o6.(l ) :iii.. 60,000 10 thrberallarinelna(L) 16,000 10 Omer Aaamsrea(lJza.) t 0,0.0 110 limo mono! as visa...we und 10,0001 60 Warrant FinaseUUss 10,0001 60 Weetindlanoamass L 1 1$ 14 VS OA S7 - .6 10.400 ISA IDA 17,(1 141 10,4 41.1 i A :i,.. . 1 6 10 106 pm 10 3 2 06 313 Ile 1 41a 60 , 41ls . bil i 141. par 4 .6 3 7 ,33 1 413 illm , Kb 46 46 .6 176 156 - 1 =9 6 ells 3.1-1 - 4 ; I i If at 4 2 1 M 40 4 i5:6391 ID tilial pis in I 4 11 OA id 10 St qtri I l lian I !/ lidlit .11 t 2 II 100 41 if .11- Par t 4I '0- a s l pus 1k 1 0 01 I Idu I 1 110- 11 4 11 110 004 II 10 HI I 1 it, •idd' PREFERENCE seems. Groat Bantam, Eutorn CountiroExtensica, No. I, 106. Ditto ditto ditto No. 2, 1031., Great Northern 5 per et. redeem. at 5 per et. pm., 101 Great Western —Original 5 par cent., redeem. prsL, 104. North Eastern, York, H. and S. Parch., 10. South Eastern, 41 r cent.. 99. FOR pe EIGN RAILWAYS. Dutch Rhenisb GU. paid), 221. Great Luxembourg. 13t. Recife and San Francisco (Lim.), pa. 7 per cent., 1311, az &v. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 21). PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. UT 6001 e AArea.22B.-dales today -Tanoashire sad Task- 1 shire, 123 London and North Western, 123 1 6 4 }-Man- I cheater, B rand Lincediwbbe, 64-Metropolitan, LM 9 -Mouth Lateen, glie -Oreat Western 6 per oink 11613--Bullalo and Lake Harm, 44 - Grand Trask of C 2 -Great Wasters of Canada. 46 # 4 6 6- a tnede Osairsi. 76 44 1 4-Great laxemboarg s=ans, 164 6-16-oan. federate Loan, 134 13-Thaltiod &atm 6-40 Bonds, IS 4 14 fe - Alliance Bank of 7.ondm and Liverpool (Limited), S motile and Exchange Bank (Limited). 14 d.-dispire Marks, (Limited), 6 p. -Isnearkire Insurance, 11-16 p.-Maritbas Inane mos (Welted), 6-16 d. -Mercantile Marine (Limited), 6-16 Id. lam:saes, 11-16 p.-Union Karim (Limited), if p. -l u" stioaa a I Steam (I ,Wted), 66 4 d. liAlkellan dw Ar:a 6.-Than ins good Maims sal prim , Vaughan, and Co. (limited), 6 1 t4- 4 9 .6. . Oana =Let Co. almited). 1 p.-Oonfedessts Loma, dated Bank (I,Wind), 64 p.-tireat Lazembourg. I ar ) Illinois Central. 744 6 4 6 46-John Brown sad Co. , E 114 p.-lancashire sad Yorkshire, 141 611}--Neer ditto 1 6 114 per Cent. frefermos, 1886, 6d. to -London and Nor* Waters. 1234 S e-Maaeliesder and °may Bank, 4 p.-lisadimetir, Shedield, sad Llnestaddre, 6 4-16atropoistaa. 11$ elk i--)didland. 136 4 61- bitto Mane, I - and Er* 6 # 664 6-Nod/ PrAters. piliw w kb, 1111-Thames and Manes MarMe lanweade (14=60 ,1 ), 1-16 p.-CaMal Mates 6.26 Years' Beads, Oh I 14 f-DisateS Mink. P. ATMS 16.-Woreester and Birmingham Cabals =ands alto, sad Gloucester Wave glares al U. Din Cush were 57, sellers: Warwick and Cerel.ll 46054 ; 84M120111111 Banking °mamas's R skilso 246.Einsbellais Jot t Mock Beak. St to 3,44 ems of sad Mr to 1 prem. There were et MAW. bin Wsgem ewes at Mt ditto. prefermos, M 1-14 Pre& KW tzle=Wigan at 11 . sad Mantes Miami at 14 tin Barks Banking Compsay dons at" p. gist. 1471 -. Mt IC Till i i I 98 71 irti • 711* ISM i HU_ . 110 i It 61 a 66 66 :6 . 1::! ,10:1 I .SISI 1 :404 li ,000 I ,0110 40 ‘OOO 10 1,000 1 000 :erio 3 .00 30 6000 li ~000 3 :~i 00,001 I 00,000 4 10. ID L 03,000 1 4,000 14000 II 41,176 II 30,000 1 10,010 10 30,000 10.000 _ _ 741 i 0.000 I 6,000 I -p I MAI MONEY NABLET,--(TRIS DAY.) 9 1 5 96 1 - 91 Ti B:iixd II It 1041 — id lb 61 Two o'Ctoce. In the stock markets to-day the principal feature is a strong demand for Northern securities, which have been favourably effected by the advice' just received from New York by the steamer China. On the other hand, the Confederate Loan has experienced a fresh fall of 1 per cent. Consols are slightly better for money, but are quoted the same as yesterday for the account. English railway securities have ad vanced in a few instances, while foreign bonds have declined. There is s good demand for money to-day, and no transactions are reported in the best paper below the Bank minimum-4 per cent. Console are now quoted 901 to 91 for money, and 901 to 91 for the account (April 9). The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 901 ; ditto, for ac count, 901, 91 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 84, 89 ; New Three per Cents., 881, 1, 89; Bank Stook, 242 ; India Stock, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stook, 107 ; and Exchequer Bills, 7s. prem. Foreign stocks are dull, and a decline ranging from 1 to 1 per cent. has taken place in several in stances. Some of the present quotations are annexed, viz. :—Greek Bonds, 201 to 214 ; Mexican, 264 to 1 ; Confederate, 11 to :3 ; Spanish Passive, 301 to f ; the Certificates, 161 to 1 ; Turk ish, of 1868. 701 to 711 ; ditto 1862, 721 to 731 ; and the Consolidds, 534 to U. Transactions are recorded as follows t---Austrian, 644 ; Chilisn Six per Cents., 1021 ; Dutch Cer tificates, 96 ; Danubian, 841 ; Egyptian, 96f ; ditto 1864, 93/, 94, 931 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 824 ; Russian, 1862, 934, 921 ; ditto 1864, 924, 934 ; Spanish, for account, 484, 48 ; ditto Passive, for account, 31, 301 ; ditto Certi ficates, 164, Turkish, 1858, 711 ; ditto 1862, 731 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 731, 74 ; Venezuela, 1864, 41, 1. United States 5-20 Bonds have improved 31 per cent., being now quoted 641 to 651. Erie Railway shares are also better, at 681 to 691 ; and Illinois Central, at 77 to 4. The applications for shares in the Lion Brewery Company are already so large that the list will, in all probability, be closed on Tuesday next. The shares of 251. each are quoted 3 to 34 prem., and those of 20/. each (6 per cent. preference) 2 to 21 prem. International Financial shares are now quoted Ito prem. ; General Credit, 1 15-16 to 2 1-16 prem.; London Financial, 7to 1 prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 1-16 to 3-16 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, (both old and new), 34 to prem, ex div.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to / ; and Egyptian Trading, 3 to 1 dis. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 8 to 9 prem., showing a fall , Varna Railway, 74 to 8 prem., being better ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 11 to 14 die. ; Moscow Gas, par to prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 11 to 2 prem.; Anglo- Egyptian Navigation, 3 to 3 prem. ; Plymouth Shipbuilding, 14 to 24 prem. HALF-PAST Two o'CLocz. Consols are still quoted 904 to 91 for money, and 901 to 91 for the account. The following notice, relating to the Venezuela Loan of 1864,was forwarded to the Stock Exchange yesterday by the General Credit and Finance Com- Pan] Visesushalis. par Cent Loan. 1864.—The Gezira Cre el sad Plasma Company of Loodou (Limited) are is re maps of advt.' from their spasm, Messrs. H. L. Moulton sad Co., dated La Guaira, Bth April, 1865, of duties wi les:44d as follows on amount of the above loan : Per state. meet No. 25. from La Guaira, 10,65L60d015. ; ditto No. 36, from Puerto Cabello, 415.35A01a.; ditto No. 36, from Puerto Cabello, 17.896 dole. ; total. 28,961.95 dole Means. H. L Boohoo and Co., of La Guaira, add—" We ought to have bees in receipt of more toads from the custom house there mid Puerto Cabello, but during the last week the unusual heavy fall of rain has prevented the shipmeat of produce." The mail from Guayaquil has brought a remit tance of 3871. Ow 7d. on account of the dividends on the debt of Ecuador. The committee has decided to clam the Stock Exchange on Monday next, the let of May, ac cording to custom, that being the day for striking the half-yearly balance at the Bank of England, where the transfer offices will also be shut. Some members of the committee are understood to have been in favour of keeping the Exchange open, owing to the possible receipt of important intelli gence from New York, but the majority preferred that the old custom of closing should be ad hered to. Nobullion transactions took place at the Bank yes terday. It is stated, however, that a further sum of 290,000 sovereigns will soon be withdrawn for Con stantinople, in connexion with the arrangements for the consolidation of the home debt. The steamer Seine, from the West Indies, has brought 424,0001., of which 276,5001. is silver and 147,5001. gold. The Yorkshire, from Port Philip, has also brought 33,5001. in gold. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were noted the same as ou Tuesday, with the excep tion of a slight decline in the rates for bills on Paris. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, S months, 11.19 to 4 ; ditto, 3 days, 11.161 to 17 ; Rotterdem; 3 mouths, 11.19 to ;An • 3 months, 26.424 to 74 ; Bamberg, ma beam 3 months, 13.84 to 94 ; Pans, 3 days, 25.10 to 174 ,• ditto, 3 swaths, 25.374 to 424 ; Fraaldort,on-thirlLaine, months. 1201 to 4; Bt. Potashes; (per rouble), 3 months, 304 to 31 ; V mem. aff. 60., 3 swaths, 10.7 g to 124; Trieste, off. 60.. 3 mouths, 10.74 to 12j ; Madrid, mouths. 474 to 4 ; Cadiz, 3 mouths, 48 to 4 ; Leghorn. 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Gems, S mocitas, 25.55 to 60 ; Milan, 3 months, 25,55 to 80 • Naelea 3 mouths. 35 . 55 to 60 ; Pslerma, 3 mont hs, 26.55 to 60 ; Malmina, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Lisbon, 18) days, 514 to 4 ; Oporto, 90 day*, 514 tot. Messrs. Gowan and Marx, the old-entablished dealers in American securities, who suspended pay ment on Wednesday, on the disastrous news from America, have resumed business, paying 20s. in the pound. The letters from Bradford announce the failure of a respectable foreign house, but their liabilities in this country are stated to be small. The report of the Anglo-Austrian Bank is ad vertised. The features are the great progress the bank has made during the short period since its establishment, as shown by the amount of deposits, and bthe position it has taken both in Vienna and London. The profita for the year have enabled the directorate declare a dividend of 81 per cent., after payment of all preliminary expenses of both establishments, which are written off, and after making provision for a reserve fund iu ac cordance with the statutes of the bank. We are informed that the following gentlemen have agreed to join the direction of the Ottoman Financial Association (Limited), viz. :—Mr. Frederick Harrison, a director of the London and County Bank ; Mr. F. B. Renshaw, a director of the National Bank ; Mr. J. Harvey Lewis, M.P. , also a director of the National Bank • and Mr. N. F. Roberta, of the firm of Burrows . and Roberts, of the Corn Exchange. The Provincial Banking Corporation have made a all of 21. 10s. per sl•are upon the shares num bered 1 to 18,510, payable by the 22nd May. The first ordinary general meeting of the Lem-1 berg-Czernowitz Railway Company will be held at Vienna on Tuesday, May 30. • In the prospectus of a new undertaking—that of the " Ottoman Company (Limited)"—ineued yes terd we are glad to observe a new , valuab le, and distinctive feature, which deserves to bedrawn proinieent/y forward for imitation by other new propene. For the first time, a copy of the articles of association is circulated with each copy of the ly adopted prospectus. Should this plan be general a peat step will be taken towards the protection of Consols, which closed yesterday at 91 to 4 for the 9th of May, opened this morning at 91 to sat closed at 904 to 9L For money the last pm. was 90} to The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 1, 902 ; ditto, for account, 91, 4, 904 ; Three per Conte. Reduced, 894, 4 884 New Three per Cents., 894, 4, 884, 894, 884 ; New Two-and-a- Half per oenta, 731 ; Bank - Stook, 2401 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto - Five per Cent. Stoet, 1061, 107 ; ditto Bonds, 195., 16e. prem. ; Five per Cant. " aniseed" rupee paper, 1024. The India Five per Cent. stock was quiet. Ex chequer Bills have lost the improvement of Ia which took place yesterday, and closed at 4e. to 75. prem. The foreign stock market was quiet, and in some ' oases, including Turkish Oonsolides and Greek Bonds, dulness prevailed. Confederate declined 1 per cent. Egyptian Bonds of 1864, Turkish of 1858 and 1862, and Spanish Certificates, however, were inquired for. In the market for bank shares there was a decline in Agra and Masterman's, Provincial Banking Cor poration, and Union Bank of Ireland, but as improvement in Bank of London, City, Bank of Hindustan, Midland, South Eastern, and London Chartered Bank of Australia. Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day 161 to 4, being better; Egyptian Tradin, 4to die.; National Discount, 104 to prem.;Joint Stock Discount, 24 to 2 dia. ; and Ottoman Societe Gen erale, 24 to prem. Oriental Inland Steam shares were inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, new shares, and Trust and Loan of Upper Canada were heavy. Milan Improvements ordinary shares were last quoted 34 to 44 prem., and the paid-up, 1 dis. to 1 prem. The shares of the financial companies were dull. The closing quotations are annexed, viz.:—lnter national Finandal, 1 to 14 prem. ; General Credit, to 24 pram. ; London Financial, 7 to 74 prem.; Imperial Merainfile Credit, 1 to 14 prem. ; Credit lowlier and Mobilier (both old and new shares), 34 to 4 prem., ex div. the closing (but in some cases nominal) quota tions for shares in new undertakings are sub joined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 94 to 104 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, to 14 prem. ; South African Land and Finance, 14 to 2 prem. ; Aeglo-Eaptian Navigation, 3 to 4 prem. ; Rus sian Iron Works, 14 to 2 prem. ; and Plymouth Shipbuilding, 11 to 2 prem. The subscriptions for the shares of the Lion Brewery Company (Limited) are already vary large. The closing quotation this afternoon was 3 to 34 prem. It is expected that the list will be closed very shortly. United States 6.20 bonds left off 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, at 61 to 62. Canada Go vernment Debentures have also advanced. MINER.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ciecii. In the mining market to day the principal feature is a strong demand for East Lovell shares, which have risen to 12 4 to 13 , on a report that an important discovery has been made in the mine. On the other band, East Russell and Great Vor are flatter, the former at 4} to , and the latter at 32 to 4. East Carn Brea are quoted 64 to 74 East Gunnislake, 15s. to 236. ; Clifford A 014 11 14- mated, 30 to ; South Condurrow, 34 to 4 ; and Tolvadden, to 14. Foreign and colonial mining shares are nomi nally quoted the same as yesterday in the absence of business. The subjoined weekly summary of the metal market is from the circular of Messrs. VonDadelszen and North : The important news from America el the surreader of Lee's army caused • Imola impsovensmatin the metal trade early in the week. The intelligence of Liscels's assassina tion produced a spoils of panic for the moment, bet we as glad to say that there are 'pie sips of recovery. iron— Welsh bars very firm, at 81. 15a. to 71. Rails also firm. Eriss sold at 71. Scotch pig hos ales.. at Ma. cash, 55e. Q. • mouth. Copper —Manufeetured is still quiet, and the same remark applies to select sad tough, but the better to.. in foreign copper is sure to hissellt Enlist'. We puts Kapeds, 951. ; Barra, 931., buyers ; Wallareo, 91/. ; and Chili, 841. paid. Ties—Beraitt early in the week &deemed to 951. cash, and 981. tor arrival, with a large domes& From ibis there was • insides I . olloisoll to WV., but we aloes firm buyer, thereat, aid the market has an upward tendeney. Banes nominally, 1001. Is Braised the pries is 60f. Bog- Bab held at fall prices. Ties Flates—A large bushman has been dose in coke, at an Weans* of fully la. per box. Makers have tilled their order books. Charcoal are also better. Lead is, if any thin, heading in sellers' favoar. Speiser, after advancieg to 201. 15s. to 211., has declined to 201. 54., Logsdon. Hull primly and spa:Unmade held at high rates-21s. ; W. H., 21e. to 25e. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (Di 111011110 MID DITWATIONAL TELSGILPII.) (nom W est meroirr) The market steady. probably 8,000 or 10,000 bales. TALLOW MARK T.--(THIS DAY.) The market is quiet, at the following pekes :—Town tallow, 395. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot. 41s. ; Jam, 41s. 3d. ; Debbie to Deosniber, 425. ; Deeember. 42e. bd. asr AVll•oll2.—Toirs tallow, 425. 3d. ; fat by dine; 2a. Obd. yellow Russian. 42a. dd. ; melted stuff, 31s. ; rough ditto, 175.. tallow grams. 18s. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) Memo Harvey and Fades revert trade at las: day's Primo. Hay, front 965. to 109 e. Clover, boa 110 s. to 1295. Slaw, 28e. to 83s. COVENT GARDES.—(THIS DAY.) Supplies of home-grown esphibles are sow tolerably abuodaut ; but owing to the hot weather which we are ex perieeeing 000sigemeets of foreign goods bay. very inset fallen off both is quaatity sad emidition. Famed straw berries sod parsers sow very goad, coeshisdes theories. Pimapples are rather more pleatifel. Dessert pears are over. Keot ribs (Mob from 70a. to Ms. per 10011 m. °ramps keep comparatively good. Lomas teach hem se. to Bs. per 100. Mini -ages from the epee petted le sew well supplied. Flowers &may consist el maids, heaths, tape. Chinese primulas aselese, caanallim. solgeoestis, sad rows. THE BOARD (OF TRADE RETURNS. TM DAY.) - - This morning were issued the Board of Trade returns for the month ended March 31, 1865, and three months ended the same date. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and hish produce and manufactures foe the month and three months in the last three years : Far the meets. 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