The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-12 00:00:00

ROYAL ITALIAN OPEL!. MUW. TM Prophets was produced last niglot for the first tithe this earsos, with Mario La the elamater of Joha le Lydia, and Nana Fidoishorg (a dabillanie is this ease. by) is that of Fides. Mario pve another proof that he is now is faller paramion of his iscomparable powers than he Ise bees for years, and that his parformanco of the hero of Meyertmes most gorgeous opera is as unrivalled as ever. He has, indeed, made the character his own, not wily by the modest with which he he. osseeisid it, by than singular advanteps of face sod person, mad that pans sad dimuty of beariag which smell* him ea roinyiemly to real* Me coomptios, but by that isdeseribable quality of Jib' lois', which gives its mere sound se.wooderfnl power of expressing every variety of prides sad brelivil• Mario's voiles has lost some of its notes, and has no Longer the flexibility of his imager days ; bat he amer was at say time addicted to vocal display', and derived his resist less power over the &Hestia.," of his hearers frost Rath higher gifts than the faculty of emitting tones beyond the. usual nap of tenor voice". lost night the power and volume of his voice were unimpaired. In the Prophet's heart-ekirring address to his troops before the battle, it ring through the theatre like the sound of s trumpet; and the prayer, in which his single seise was *Aped by the fall Mores, was sublime beyond descrip lim He was admirably supported by HMIs. Edeleborg, whose perform/roe of Ades appeared to en oils of the feed that we have witnessed eine* that of Madame Via/dot, the original repressatative of the character. She was attired with great dramatic judgment, and looked the part perfectly. She has • rich contralto voice, and the riabdned, but deep and coacestrated feeling which she threw into the character shoved the genius of a true acts:ea. The meeting of the mother and the son daring the coronation serene in the cathedral produced the thril ling effect which it used to do in the early days of.the opera, when Viardot sod Mario acted is together. Mina Welshers Isis a high reputatioa in Germany, and seem to be worthy of it. Maki. ilosieri was the Bertha. The part is notian effective one, but it clostaine some briniest mos.. elefli which she sang with a Glair, thin voice, and cooside. 'able csecutioo. Joe other eltaracters were sustained an formerly. The opera was got up with all the splendour usual at this theatre sod the orchestra and chorus wore saapiEcest. THE LATE MR. E. PUBLIC COBDEE'S FIRST ENTRY Iwo LIFE. The following, upon the above subject, extracted from a private letter from the pen of Mr. Wan. Cuthrall (few many years 00-proprietor and editor with the late Mr. Archibald Prentice of the Manchester Tines), will he read with special interest at the preesat moment : Whilst my late partner end myself were earnestly engaged as journalists, now about 30 years back, in tbe severe struggle then entered upon by the inhabitants of Naocheeter fur obtaining the incorporation of the town, we received a aeries of letter upon that and other subjects of public interest, from an anonymous oorrespoodent under the signature "Libra." These letters, which were gene rally furnished alternate weeks, were marked by so much thought and ability that we were desirous to have as inter view with the writer, end accordingly inserted a line in our paper to that effect, mentioning a time for the Purpose. About noon the same day that this notice appeared, the publisher of our paper notified to the that ageettlemea in the outer offioe wished to see me, when the Itamr, on being invited into my private room, ietroduesd las Richard Cobden. klis person nd name being alike unknown to me, and not recollecting a for the moment that a meager was expected in accordance with the no- Moe inserted in our journal, I hefted be would inform me of the object of his call, when be said he was " Libra," adding, " I observe from your paper that you wish to sea me." We at once became great friends. Soon after, poor Prentice, my partner, entered the room, and on being is . formed it was " Libra" who wee with me, warmly shook him by thehand, and at the same time complimented him en the skill. Stc., displayed is his letten.We pawed that he was engaged in business in Morley-street • that he bad only recently come to Manchester, and h;d but few sc quaintancre there. I well remember that in this interview be was very diffident and somewhat nervous in tempera ment; at therm* time it was obvious to us, even thee, that he wee, in ability and promise, much above the average *temp of young men. It happen ing that a public meeting, under 010 presidency of Mr. Prentice, in furtherance of the incorpora . toe of Manchester, was to be held that same evening at the Cotton Free Tavern, in Alienate (a (eremite political rendezvous of the period referred to), my partner at once solicited Mr. Cobden to accompany him, and to take pert in the proceedings. Although so many years have passed since, I well recollect that Mr. Cobden declined to attend the meeting—in fact, he evidently shrank from the task apeekiog on the occasion, and it was not until repeatedly pressed to do so that he oomented—altbough the meeting was quite of minor character. " I assureyou," he rid, " I never yet made a speech of any description, excepting, perhaps, en after-dinner one ate commercial table Haring at length obtained the promise of his attendance, it wag arranged that he should take his tea at our Aloe on the way to the meeting, which he accordingly did. After the opening speech of the chairman, he milled upon Mr. Wide' to move the first resolution, introducing him as his "young friend" who had recently contributed to the Manc,:ceer Times the able letters signed " Libra." His speech, however, on this coma= was a signal failure. He was nervous, confused, and in fact practically broke does, and the chairman had to apologise for him, but at the same time expressed his full confidence as to the success and manhunts of his futon, career. Snob was Mr. oobden's deb& before the Manchester public as a speaker. So far as his own feelings were con cerned, for some time he was so dimoureged by his maiden effort that I am pretty confident, had shim lamested and remarkable man, whose oratory subsequently was of so per suasive a Mod, been allowed to follow the bent of his in ehmtioo, be never again would hare appeared sa a public speaker. Our professional acquaintance with Mr. Cobden thus formed, led to his introduction to the political circles of Manchester, and in a short period he took an active part in moat public matters affecting the interests of the town, and was chosen one of the first members of the corporation, whose charter he materially assisted in obtaining. THE DII+PITri IN THE I/14,N TRADE. —WOLVER. TOZBDILY.—This morning, seventeen unionist Ironworkers attended at the Town-hall in this town, in so• isordance with an arrangement come to with the mayor of the borough (sr. J. Ford), expecting to obtain an interview with their masters to lay before them their desire for the istablishment of a court of arbitration. The deputation were appointed at a ineetiog held yesterday, and they leper Dented the several works in the Wolverbamptou district. The Mayor Laving stated the result of his communication with the masters as reported yesterday, it was imaged that he should renew Lis efforts to procure an interview between the masters and men at or after the meeting of the former to-morrow. The general body of paddlers have again passed the meiotic* of Saturday, and have telegraphed to Lord Lichfield, at Shogborough, requesting his lordship to act in conjunction with the mayor and town clerk to palms them an interview with tbo masters to-morrow. THE LocK-OUT IN THE SCOTCH IRON TRADE.— The lock-out of the ironworkers in all the works in the vest of Scotland, with but few exception., commenced oe , Yooday. The desultory half attempts at negotiation made during the past fortnight while the notice was pending, have resulted, as might have been anticipated, in nothing, the declioatare of arbitration on the part of the masters 'arrow keg the qucation to absolute acceptance or refusal of their proposals. The number of men thus thrown idle is esti. mated at about 4,800, of whom about ono•fiftb will be Pad dlers, the large proportion being %filmes and labourers. Whether the lock-out will be of short &intim, terminating in tbe acquiescence of the men to the term@ of their employers, or leading to a loos end arduous struggle, Is yet doubtful, the representative delegates free. the names districts still confuting themselves to discussing the question of arbitratuse, and being apparently loath to weeps the :ate decision of the masters as an ultima tum. The number of works whose proprietors gave notice of reduction is sixteen, amongst which are—The L. Rollo: Works, Parkhead Forge Works, Port Bandits Works, Moeseod Works, Muirkirk Works, Ttoohsolloch Works, Coats Works. Dundyvan Works, Gomm Bar Works, ?dockland Works, Drumpellar Works, Phalli: 'Works, Clifton Works, and Coatbridge Works. The warn ing at two of these works-I>undy van and Crampons/t— -ikes sot expire till Saturday first. The workmen at Muir kirk Works have been, we understand, allowed to go on at the old wage pending the settlement of the dispute. having I agreed to pay back the balance of their wages should the ireduetioo be finally consented to. A meeting of the delegates was held yesterday forenoon in Whyte's Temperance Hotel, when reports were beard from the various districts ; and we understand that they met again io the nfternooo, when it was intimated that the men employed at the various works where the notice had expired having offered to resume at the customary wags nem sot permitted to begin work. Another meeting of the iroemuters will be held tomorrow ; but there is no proba bility of say °anomalous to the men even being dimmed at It. The announcement lately made that the owners of ken pits had been diseurieg • proposal to redoes the mega of the miners yesterday evoked • deningstestion the part of the men, wbo met in the Lyceum roomy, and warmly resolved to stand out against the rednetios.— /forth British Mail. Du Barry's delicious health restoring Revalenta rabies Food ewes, without medicine or lisconventsses, Dye. Cough, Asthma, thesompties, Nervous, Billow. Liver, and Monsen complanne OM soma Mfg times its cost to *UMW fOIDOSiOS. 60,090 Cor. ra.—Do Deny and Co., No. TI, aapoststrest. London, W tr,st li. lid.; Mb., ra. Yd. ; me. lb.—At ail grocers.— gadvertissaseut.l NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, AMIS. APPOIN/7dlNlB.—Chap lain—The Bev. T. J. MOD, to the Ezosilont, addition), for service at the Royal Nasal Collfte. Chaplain and Naval Instructor—The Rev. J. W. Greene, to the Illoalleat, vice Maio, complement eltered. Assistant Paymasten—H. M. Harrison, to • the Royal Adelaide ; R. Balloon, supernumerary, to the Royal Adelaide. PORTSMOUTH, Amin. 11. The Shannon, 35, aorew-frigate, Captain 0. J. Jones, was paid out of 'amalgam, a exoellent order, today. The Dasher, 3, paddle-vasseL Commander Philip de Sae. mare:, sailed last evening for the Channel Wands. ROYAL NAVAL Cousoz.—The first examination under the sew Admiralty regalatiora took place at the close of last week, and the osevolicates to the saocesafal candidates for cavil oscletshige were awarded today as follow :—B. J. N. Adamson, G. M. Heodereoe, R. F. Powell, W. P. Brake, G. F. Ramat, F. W. Fisher, F. C. Garvey. T. F. Pullen, C. C. Wiodland, G. L. Massou, G. T. Nicholls, H. K. Boarchier, J. C. Madrona', N. B. Shut*, E G. RAMO, D. A. Wright. S. H. M. Login, R. S. Norton, and E. H. Biornefield. The examinations will henceforth be held, not quarterly, but in the 'mouths of April, August, and December. LIFE BELTS FOR SHIPWRECKED SAILORS. The committee of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution have for several year. been painfully impressed by the fact that, notwithstanding all the efforts made to rescue shipwrecked seamen, by means of the numerous lifeboats and rocket and mortar establishments which now happily surround our coasts, there are yet large eumbersof sailors, amounting to several hundred annually, who miser ably parish on our shores. After • full consideration of the subject, and taking for their data the results of acci dents to lifeboats the crews of which bare been provided with efficient life belts, and of others which have not been so, the committee liars come to the conclusion that a large somber of the unfortunate men who are thus every year lost to their friends and their country might be saved if they were invariably supplied with really efficient life belts. With • view to bring about so desirable en end, the committee of the National Lifeboat Institution have, in the first place, caused to be prepared an efficient cork life belt of so simple and inexpen sive a character that its costliness, at all events, should be no barrier Wits universal supply to our merchant seamen. Secondly, they have decided to make an appeal to the owners of all merchant vesesia, but especially of those in the home and coasting trade, on behalf of the seamen who work their craft and whooshes' are risked in their service, and to implore them to provide their servants with these im portant means of safety. Thirdly, the committee have determined to uodertake, at least for a time, the supply of life belts of the description above referred to, at cost price, with a slew to bring about their general use on our merchant ships. It is proposed to supply these belts in chests containing the requisite number for every size of vessel, through the custom houses and shipping offline at the principal ports, and to which sample chests will be at once forwarded. The cost of each belt will be 45., and the average cost of the chest to contain them will be 10e. A popular writer lately commenced a tale by asking the question, " Is a man's life worth 10s. 6d. r In now appealing to the owners of ships and employers of seamen, the committee would ask the question—ls a man's life worth 4s. ? There can, of course, be but one reply to such a question. Last any shipowner should, without reference to amount of coot, think that it is sot his duty to provide his men with such • means of safety, it is suggested that, whilst he should pro vide, in the first instance, the chest of belts, as a part of the ship's furniture, he should require his master sod crew to pay 641. each man annually, or ld. each on abort voyages, in consideration of being thus pro vided for, which amount would be • good interest on the sum thus invested ; and it is thought that it would rarely happen that men would decline to isms their lives at so trifling • oast. It bad at first occurred to the committee that the Lifeboat Institution might under take the gratuitous supply of life belts to the crews of me chant vowels, but on further consideration the magni tude of the uodartakiag appeared so great so to be likely to interfere with the present ample sphere of its operations on the coasts of the United Kingdom. It is hoped, however, that thorns immediately interested in the movement— namely, the (meets of ships and fishing vessels, and the crews themselves—will so reschly undertake its direction, that there will be no need for the more direct action of the society. We ma add that applications for chaste of belts may be far to the Sseretrify of the National Lifeboat Institution. John-street, Adolph'. Loudon, through the collectors of customs end shipping manias at the different ports of the United Kingdom. THE VOLCHTEER REVIEW. Mr. Wyld, of Cloariercrosa, has lamed a useful plan of the volunteer review to be held at Brighton next Monday, showing the field, with the reads, the rendezvous, the strategic points. the lines of approach, and the various positions to be occupied. OlkilitVANCE OF GOOD FRIDAY. —At a meeting of the clergy of the rural deanery of Canterbury, held a few days since, a resolution was adopted for the preentetios of as address to the directors of the South Festers and London, Chatham, sod Dover Railway Companies, request ing them so take into consideration the service they would wafer upon religion by retain* to run excursion train. on Good Fridave The memorialists further state that they are aware tie working classes require recreatioe, but Good Friday is the one day in the year which presents distinctive and peculiar features for religious observance. The docu ment is signed by 21 out of the 23 clergymen belonging to the rural deanery. THE FATAL BOAT ACCIDILNT ors ERFrli. —Yes terday morning the body of George Johostone, another of I the nrifcrtomate Naval cadets Weser* to the Worcester training ship, who were drowned by the upsetting of a boat as the 28th of February last, was picked up in Woolwich. • reach by a waterman named Robert Carrier. By direction of the coroner the body wee conveyed on board the Woe , aster. Three of the bodies have sot yet been recovered. CITY or LONDON COLLEGE, 52, LLADRNHALL BTAILT.—Major SUOli, the private secretary to Baron Lionel de Rothschild, lass closaented to preside at the lecture to be delivered in the theatre of this college to morrow by Mr. William Stokes. the subject being, "The ' Science of Memory sad Requirements of the Nineteenth Century." The lectors will be illustrated by Dome of Mr. Blokes's pupils, and will essomenes at 8 p.m. likdrertisement.l—Houoway's OINTMENT AND lhaLL—Dropeical Swellinga—Whatever may hi the remote mass of collections of water In the homes body it must be prodent to disperse them as soon sa possible. The MOMS of secaceplialang this end are supplied by using= ware Matsui to increase the activity of the Abair/bomb, Mem Ilde eintsrant is well rub.ed upon the skin It removes NB • veimonseenerestion. overcomes all mechanical obstructive MO. tree edam of the bloel, and prevents the deposit of MILO MA water. lellowais pills likewise augment the absorbing weer ; they move circuitously on the capillaries through the while his ointment sots directly through the akin. N T= be employed in dzopsiee and diseases of the kidneys. LAW INTELLIGENCE. OF ADMIRALTY. Ms Admiralty Cowl &at Weitininater on Tueeday, April M. May 2, and May 9, M 104, for annansooses and =done in &ambers. and at 11 am =Mona In wort. The court will he se rooms on Tuesday, April 11, mid on wary Tuesday, Widnes. day. and Friday, from Medwillital, Aprll 19, to friday, May V, both looloalvs. APPRALS 001/2T. The Avows court iral slt at Doctoricommons on Thursday, April IS and IT, and May 6 aisd 11, at 101. 11 to 100 to THE EXP: SPORTING INTELLIGENCE• BETTING AT MANCHESTICK—TrastaT. ' CITY kND ISUBURBAB. 9 to 1 apt Wads/ (I 011 I 10 to 1 apt lady of Cover. Ito 1 441Trals pito) dab (oD) 106 to 6 Paris 0. sad off) , 100 to 3 Montle, (t) 90 to I Lompoc& (t) ges so s Planet MI, 3 4,0 Mto t Ittais at i a l) to I) CUP. 10 Ms 1 apt Loa (t) _ l4O to 3 apt Blghilyar's to II 1 L0rd7e41491(0 9 ) dam colt (I) 100 to 3 Clown (3) 100 to 1 Industry 'off) TWO THOUBAWD. 7to 4 apt Liddingtea(c4l) 100 to 6 apt Bedminster (t) 110 So 3C) Bress IP to 6 Ariel (t 1 1 ..4 ; 26 to 1 Cbattasuop (t) D Y. 11 to 1 on the held , t mr o I , opt 1 COOVI 60 to 1 (a) apt Chattanoop(oft) flame IS BETTING AT THE ' ToisDAY, 1 71CTOBLi CLUB. , 3 P.M. CITY AND ISUBURBAIL 100 to IS apt TbsOrinder (off) 10 to INW lowPontil Iff 0) 9to 1— MaUTrala (of) SS to 1— )4outwo Mr, 40 16 to I UMOT (A tO 1i 1) POVI t 16 to 1) CkLICEITEN CUP. 1 on the Geld (or SO to 1 art Gratitude (off) 1 apt Nemilmlasailly Si to 1 Mod Train (off) (off) 33 to 1 Thalestria off) 1 Victestotm 31 100 to 1• PIIMUS4IOII (01171 La Tolman 3) TWO TI3OI7I3AND. ii i Ito 1 sot Llddlnaton 3 SO to 1 apt Zambesi (off) and off) 60 to 1 Archimedes (off) 100 to SO Dreadslbese (o) 06 to 1 Richmond (off) 100 to 0 Chattanooga (0) 500 to 100 on !Man being a starter (t) IWO to 100 oo bias starter (oll) 16 to 16 to WINDSOR STEEPLECHASES. FEUDAY. Arlin, 21. Tee BOROIIOII KZKane Putt. About 3 miles. st lb et lb . 12 0 Doubloon 0 . 11 4 kinnuo 11 '2 P.m (late Telsoombe) 11 0 The Old &pare Blomletoe !lambus Ctuutty Bey aATIIIDAY. Taz OAIITLI 9121121,101A/11. About 3me s. ot lb a lb Iron&laa Str Bobby Blusbas U 7 Antelope Selosats U 7 Knlghtebadis lO 7 blagasas U A Charley Who Dare Say 800 ll 0 ram I..te Teleconabe) .. 10 4 Cbartty Boy Tas WINDSOB OM 812121/CHAIII. st lb Myroz l2 7 Morocco Iroushisa The Old Nunn 11 1 lonno no B.ogue (late TM Orphan) 11 9 PEEMINCIt Agave i r Gal Jenuoloni U 7 Supple .. About 4 marmot 44 lb I 11 7 ~. 11 6 11 4 11 4 ... 11 4 ... 11 4 ... 10 lt ... 10 7 WEDNESDAY 4yEripm,V.& 12, 1866. sot bakes to, nor do they form pert of the may or awry, end that biiWy improper to speak of the public ea &Maas. The prisoners, is answer to the charge, maid they bad only immobile the stable' to sleep *sea : but it was stat se ed thet I they had, _whom effesshaeded. a s, t; tae% sad other ertiates, week em are need by well-kaowe eat 1.••• timed Morel. As the prisms/a bad refused their eddreinse, nothing could be ascertained about them, alt hoe 6 the gaoler said that his opiates was that they bed been Alined with Moray sash's court. Mr. Berber seutsoced 411012 of the prisoners le three months' imprisonment la the HOMO of Oorreotion, with hard labour. THAIIE& The me , la of an inehtution called the Wee. derma Home, la Belbsal•gress, mem beim* Mr. Popt to amebas of she report al a sitteenset whjoh • 1 : 1 1=Z is emend sempepore that • Jew boy had bee into &a wide for converting peo o_l the retrial puma elan to Oluistimity, and had boss &Maned thee* naiad the wishes el hie nab brother, bh settles! pardian. Kr. Paget mad he well moollected the statement made by • yaw* mat that his bather bad bleu iedseed to remain is an asylum without hie (the applimat's) .sestina. He bad nothing to do with Dempaper reports. The applicent had better idiom Mamaf to the editor of the Journals I. which the report appesee& The superiateedeet maid he had no fault to find with the report. He oily wished to stele that the lad was in a very destitute mealtime, aed volusterily mimed the Woo dsmen' Han*, whew be was sheltered, fed, cleansed hem filth, with which he woe cowered, and provided with • good holm The brother, whams name was Mimosa, k lad away and kept him for thaw day& The led r o f tb serd e the treatment is the Wanderers' Home to his trashneet, ad implored &dahlia' a mooed time. The lad was apin remind, and was wily well setialled. The lad wee piens,. Mr. Paget—Then let him stand forward. I should like to speak to him. A tall youth, with au unmistakeable Jewish fees eatered the witness-box laughing, aad said that he had mot bmu kidaapped, and bad bees well used is the Wanderers Horns. Mr. Pqet—Aad you csa leave when you please? The Lad—Yes, dr, but I don't want to leave them kind 71 1 2 superintendent—No cosreios bee bees used. The lad come to the place voluntarily, end can leave when be pleases, brat he don't want top to America with his brother. There in no kidnapping whatever. Mr. Paget was quite saddled of that. The upperranee and oonditioe of the lad was highly eaddectory. 'There wu no occasion to say another w ard. The parties than retired. Au Irishman named Maps& oomplabeed of the conduct of the *Moms of the 6t. Patricks Benefit Society, whit& is wader the pekoes(' of many of the Bums oetholie bishops sod priests, and has agents in many of the principal cities and towns in England. The an t es applican's mother was number of the society for many years and entitled to 131. at her death. The coUectoa (Buckley) had unified in writing that his mother " died in benefit , and be wee of muse entitled to 131.; but on applying to the treasurer for the money he refused to pay him more than 71., and all his sp. pliadions for the »mantes 61. had been unescoeseful. He now applied for a summons to owl* the secretory to pay him 61. in accordance with the rules. He put in the Doi lords's-card mid the oertilicate of the cc/lector. Mr. Paget said be could not interfere. There was a isle in the printed 'Aides put before him that all disputes should be settled by arbitration. The applicant mud wait on the eicastary, demand arbitration and deposit 10s, which would be Maned if the decisioe was he hi. favour. Magreth was afraid he should lose his 10e. and his 61. too if he acted on the magistrates 'dries Mr. Paget said be could not help dal He oould not alter the coostitution and rules of the "mist . There bad been many complaints spied benefit and every workiog man, before ir l i t g e Joined ow, should *remise for himself the rules and &does which were binding upon him and could not be slimed et the will or caprice of soy °Moir or member. The applicant was bound by the articles in the book, and arbitration was his only remedy. THE SERIOUS FIRE AND EXPLOSION IN TEE BOROUGH. The cause of the catastrophe has bean amertaised, by the inquiries of the police, to have bees an explosion of weal! oil in the cellar of the warehouse. As Mr. Henry jun., was in the cellar pumping the oil, the fluid in some way caught fire, and he wee dreadfully burnt over the hands and arms. He had greet difficulty in escaping from the plane, which seemed to become filled with flame. Three quarters of as hour later, at a quarter put 10 o'clock, a loud explosion took piece, and it was so violent that the Stage's-aid polioe-station, nearly a quarter of a mils dis tant, was considerably shaken. That explosion, it is be hewed, was attributable to mltpetre and paraffin. The police, having reason to suspect that a quantity of gun powder was on the premises, and that its explosion was imminent, drove back as far as practicable the dense crowds of perilous who malted to the spot. After a sewed explosion of saltpetre the fire reached the store-room for gunpowder on the roof of the house, and a terrific explosion was the re suit. The rafters and the elates were blown off and fell into the streets below, and about twelve persons were injured by the falling @pastors.' Two of the polies were Knocked down, one of them being slightly wounded. Several of the men at the engines . were cut about the hands. The neigh bouring houses received damage, but principally to the win dows. It is a singular fact that the windows of the house where the explosion took place were not blown out, although the brickwork surrounding the sashes of the store room windows was knocked out by the concession ; the panes of glass were, of course all destroyed. The fi re was not completely extinguished until flys o'clock in the eve°. Mg, when the last steam-engine was withdrawn. Mr. , Tilleard, jun., is, we regret to state, now an inmate of , Guy's Hospital, in consequence of his very serious injuries. He is in the Petersham Ward, under the oars of the house surgeons, who state that there is no immediate danger In his i cue. Mr. Talmud, sen., and Mrs. Tilleerd received some alight injuries. The contusions and wounds received by the sufferers were of a comparatively trifling nature. It is stated that, sixteen years ago, in the month of April, an explosion of gunpowder took place on the same promises. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Before the Recorder.) Armes Robtris i 44, Jot '. Campbell, 44, Eclicerd 31, di d Robert wh a: wen charged with breakieg into the ~shone of J • Maori Orem, and stealleg • umber of revolver pistols, 1501., hi property. The Omni were also there'd with feloniously receiving the sans per piny, knowing It to have been stolen. Mr. Pater prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe defended it= Mr. Ribtou appeared for ; Mr. Cooper was for Campbell ; and the other prisonr was undefended. The prosecutor in this man fa the agent for the sale si sod he has an office is Bizehin-lane, the whale of the being let of for the same purpose to different parties. A. is too frequently the one, it appeared that the plan was left entirely unpronoted on the night of Rater day the 4th of Marsh, aad on the following Mosday more ing ~ it was found that the premises had been entered, end that the prosecutor's °Moe had been rennwhed, sad • sew ber of revolver pistols stolen. The evidence pleat the prisoners namely consisted of proof that within $ sheet period after the robbery had been committed, the whole of the prisonen were found &alit; with a portico oft he stolen properly by pawning or Wing it, and that they pm costradiatory and false solouste as to the node by whioh the pistols mum into their panne'. The learned counsel for the prison," urged in thadr be half that there was not • tittle of *video°, to show that they were cesterned in the commission of the burglary, and that their story that they bad honestly boom pos• mead of the property might pownly be the truth. Some vitalism wan celled who pre Collins • good theracter and it also appeared that he had gives some infornatioi; to the polies before be was takes into eunody. The jury. after a short debbitratioa, found the prisoner Collins Guilty et receiving the property, knowing it to hays been stelae, but recommended him W werey, end marina the other prisoners of the burglary. Mr. Brennan, formerly an Wapner el police, stated that he bad known Campbell for to years, and never knew him to get his living to any honest employment. fie was coo- rioted in 1861 of having a Inn quantity of counterfeit ooin in hie possession. The prisoners White mid Roberta were also proved to be the westaat amociates of thieves. &Mem was deferred. James Hilo, 54, • very respeotable-looking man, pleitdedl guilty to a charge of forg in g a MITI' for Mr. Poland, who appeared for the prosecution mid that the prisoner had bees the secretary to the and Irish Rolling Stook Company, sad he bad presented °Math cheques at the bankers' which were indubitably forged. Bo had restored the mousy that was the produce of one cheque to the bankers, and upon that obarp the greed jury hid ignored the bill, probably because the instrument that was I alleged to be forged was not before them, but, upon the directors of the company looking over the cencellad cheques, they discovered a number of other cheques which were un doubted!, forged. The prisoner was manned to fire years' pool servitude. (Before Thomas Chambers, Esq., Q.C., Common Sedan!. The entire of the day's dates was occupied in trying and disposing of Mint prosecutions, the fans connected with which were of the ordinary character, sad do not justify • report. (Before Mr. °omnifarious? Kerr.) JoAn Sal/iron, 19, labourer, won convicted of • robbery with violence on Lewis ItarawadA, and stealing 17s. from his person. ThW was one of the ordinary street robberies., and • former conviction having been proved spinet the prisoner, he was sentenced to be kept in penal servitude for the termof seven yaw. John Parry, 3h, camas, and William Harris, 37, labourer, were 000vietsd of riesling two gallons of giti the property of no eminent Brm of distiller. The facie (inclosed in the ogee exhibited an extensive system of spoliation, and *entente was deferred. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-110118E. Janes Oren, Joseph Pope, and Wit. Melte were brolght, before the Lord Mayer charged with atealieg on the lit of March, 1862, 30 loaves of sugar, value 214175. 6d. ; on the =ad of April, 1862.30 leaved of sugar, value 151. ; and on the 9th of September, 1862, 8 cwt. of sugar, value 201., the promsny, of Mans. Berber and Hunt, the proprietors of Brewers Quay. Mr. finmpbrelys (Humphreys and Morgan) prosecuted. He nand that the present charge arose out of a charge which was before the court some time back, in which the printer Green wee charged, with Philips and Holman, witlestealiog a quantity of sugar from Brewers' Quay, upon which charge they were committed for trial. The prisoner Pop, was at lint charged with them, but had been allowed to give evidence. Green, with the others, was tried upon an indictment which only charged them with stealing sugar sweepings, and the jury acquitted them on that charge but they were bound over in their own nicsagoisaseee to appear at the present maim. In consequence of informa tion the officers received they made iequiries, and it was not until the previous day that he was aware of the result. The Lord Mayor said he remembered the nee, end that there was a large deficiency. Mr. Humphreys said Messrs Barber had to pay about 1,200/. for deficiency in relined sugar. Since the trial information had been received from Mr. Bowen, a carmen, residing in Heneageetritet, Spltalfielda, whom he should Mil, and who would state that he bid from time to time carted goods for the prisoner Pope, and that on the let 1862, the Val Anil, and 9th September, be had sugar from Brewers' Quay by the directress of the prisoner Pope ; and on the god October, 1862, had taken some flour barrels filled with sweepings to a Mr. Childs, who carried= the business of • wholesale confectioner at King's-ans. He would prove that Pope gave Mr. Bowen the order to fetch the anger and directed him to take it to Mr. Childs. Oa the let of March Newt. was taken by • witness named Hitchcock, who was Is Mr. Bowen's employment, from Brewers' Qoay to Mr. Childs, and on the 1..2nd April Mr. Bowen took 30 loaves, weighing 45 cwt., on the 9th September 8 cwt., and on the 2nd October four flour barrels of sweepings, weights' about 15 cwt. The three first lots were all refined sugar. Mr. Childs would state that he had bad transaction with Pope both in refined sugar and in sweepings, and that he always bought of Pope and paid him the mosey, and did not enter into any transaction through ag d i a tl . l , :r person, and paid him 101. or 201. at the time. The against Green, who wee in the service of Mean. Barber, was that on one occasion whew Mr. Bowen went to receive more anger, a cart note which was de livered to him was argued by Green. The note was au ordinary art Dote, which was given to the carman on his receiving the goods. The note was taken out of • book which had a counterfoil, but there was no counterfoil in the book showing any delivery of sugar to Bowes's cart on the ?led April, 1882, the date of that tote. There were, however, a number of counterfoils at the end of the book, from which the notes themselves had been tons, but them were no particulars to show foe what the notes bad been used, leaving no doubt they bad been need for the purpose of deception. As regarded the prisoeer Milk, he was the father-to-law of Pope, and was • witness in the previous case, and it appeared he was introduced to Mr. Bowen as the "old geetlelnan" who would show him when to go for the goods, and he went with Bowen to the wharf on each occasion. Mr. Childs was then called, and he swore to having several transactions with Pop, whom he knew as • sugar boiler and dealer in refined sugar and sweep ings. He could not say bow many lots of re fined sugar he bad bought of him ' nor the quantity, but be thought he had bought refined sugar from him about four Been, and the quantity was 7or 8 cwt. One lot he knew was 5 cwt., and that wee the smallest. Be did not recollect the price, but thought it was46e. or 484., or • shil ling or two below the nice he paid any one else. Mr. Bowen was the carman who delivered the roger. Mr. Bowen, the carman, and Hitchcock , hie men, were called, who proved having fetched the sugar from Brewers' Quay, and delivered it at Mr. Childs', as staled by Mt. Humphreys, after which Mr. Sayer., dick to Messrs. Barber, proved that there were no entnes of any deliveries of anger to Bowen's cart on the dates alluded to in the delivery book, and that the oounterfoils of the cart notes had not shorn any particulars to correspond with the deliveries. The prisoners were committed for trial, the application for bail Wag refused. CLERKEN WELL. Samuel Raywond;od Charles .i;weld, two young fellow', amid 17 years of age, were charged with breedusg sod en. twin • stable in Sotton.gardems, Idiegtoa, for the purpose of sonsinitting a felony. The endues was very dear, se the prisoners bed a cora- psalm were seen to ester the yard in which tbe stables were, break open the door, aid then go into the stables. where they were raptured. Poliosramistsble Jobs Deems, 170 N was called, sod the prisoners were gives into his enetody, bat the companion of the primmer, mashie escape sistatestanding that the poLicenisa called upon • cardiac to await him. Kr. baker (to the constable}—You calla upon what to I mist you ? Ooestable—A civilise, dr. Yr. Barker—You mess • private individual' Omstable—Yes, • civilise. Yr. Barker—A civilise I Why, what ue you Ooselabl•—I am • poliesaller. Mr. Barker—You said oa celled epos a civilian to assist you. Do you tsa either to the army or the navy, that you should may so ' Constable—No, sir ; but I did all as • eivilkui to M r nt• Mr. Harker—There, man, do not talk snob rubbish. You j was mach s reviles ss the person you railed cm to seise . you, aed you should not ms such • teem Wilde girls{ your evldemos. It is sot the lint time Am 1 have bad to mention this, and the polies should be told that they do BAHIA AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY. After our report left yesterday the report and balance-sheet with the alteration suggested having been put, it was adopted unanimously. Oa the d.viJemad of 10s. per share being proposed. Mr. NICHOLSON pointed out that for the same reason that it was necessary to make the capital account a suspense aooount, it would be necessary to make some alteration in the terms of the present motion, and after a short discus sion, it was put sad canted in the following amended form —"That a dividend be and is hereby declared of 10e. per share, which with the interim dividend of lla per share paid in July last, making together 21s. per sham, or 5i per cent. per annum, free of income tax, towards the guarantee of 7 par cent, provided for by the convention with the Imperial government. The re-election of the chairman having been proposed and carried by acclamation, the choice of the new directors, Mr. R. Ilia, Mr. Harvey Lewis, M. p., Mr. Sheffield Heave, and Mr. J. Morgan, was confirmed without discussion. Mr. FRANKLIN walllo-0111Cted The CUAIRMAX then stated that in order to carry out the wishes of the shareholders, a spacial meeting would be summoned at which the names of the two new diesel:ors I nominated by the present board from the bat submitted to be them would proposed. A short and somewhat noisy discussion took place on this announcement, it being the =premien of many of the shareholders that they could at ours proceed to the elec.- ' tioc of additional directors. Ii The SICIRTART, however, when he could obtain a bearing, stated that it was absolutely necessary to give notice under the articles of association. The CHAIRMAN said that it would be quite open to this • meeting not to confirm the appointomat, and intimated a that the board would be glad to associate with them Mr. o OSiOdOrd. the chairman of the shareholders' amociatioa. Mr. 0•11111101 D said that he really must decline the honour, for he had already had cast upon him a far greater • amount of responsibtlity than be desired. ' On the motion of Mr. NIcHOLSON, the expenses of the ocatunittes of shareholders—which he stated would hardly amount to 101. altogether—were ordered to be defrayed. A vote of thanks to the committee, moved by Mr. ' Spumes, was carried by acclamation. la reply to a SRL/MOLDER, The CHATILYABI said that when the company wm flout form it was neceseary that the directors should take a large number of shares to float it, but inasmuch as they bad bass talus in the regular way, and paid upset, he saw so reason why, if they chose, they should not pact with them, though whether they had or not he could not say. He held about 1,0001. for four or five years, when other invest , m eats induced him to part with the majority. I This being the whole of the badness, s cordial rots to the chairman{ for his ability in presiding was carried by mak motion, s mote twiliasta. BRAZIL AND Moira VIDZO.—D is notified in last night's Otagtee that Earl Russell, 8.G., her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for Pomo Affairs, has received • despatch from her Majesty's Chargé d'Affaires at Moats Video, enclosiag a letter addressed by Ms Escollseey Benno de Tantandart‘ CONNAAndoc-is.nbist of the Breeilien naval [mese in the River Plato, to Rear• Admiral the Hoe. C. B. Elliot, C.B. constnandinvie•einef bar Majesty's naval forties es that station, =amain' that the blockade of the port of Monte Video. established by the Besailisa moral forces. by order of the goverameat of that essatry, was robed oa the 21st of February leek. Notice was issued from the General Post-office Monte that man mails for St. Irtaceet (Cape de Verde). Monte Video Valparaiso will be made up at this Ales as the cl the 18th bet, far coeveyeaes hem Liverpool ley_ Pee& Steam NaUea Company's steamer Peeing. Laden thee forwardal will be liable to the weal palest sales of postage. Canrras. PALACN. ONI SHILLING DAY. I TUNIDAT. 20211.11.—Adininielks ea Femme % MOO; &Me by wawa tiskals. ; tend visitors, 2.303. /BOY LAST NIGHT'S 0.114111% tam as emarroas AID norm soarsousrao so so onus= AT TM OM= ON TIT 0 asamozoi. coon Cl aorcoorror, somososou,oszooLl wrisvm. Roman lioa..ftelishoiaternar,to atrressdar,Ap. Kati Ibytaail scamp, Great fteme-Wast, ilocarbery, kol Meat. • • - April 24. at 1. - W mum' MU, Now•strest, West room, Ap. W, Jose mown, W. MIT Az% ahttl} lig sn l GioaOS WILLUX Loaf. Oxfont-strest, Mils as, Sat OW corner. Mbar's', seal Kist, Mill Co. at L Tutat's bitioaux,Grapst,Basktrisisrd. timber dlr.otp.ll,sill. WitikAit YaliDlSßCCClumexe"lioefolk-tewesee, Cowley- road.rixton. roarsiszy, April s l / 4 N AMAMI NORNIJI, Kinte-rd., Brighton, boot Isar, Ap. tt, rilL Rapp, lilgb4treet, W h7uo6apal, eallaphriars keeper. --- ----. Apil 11% ROM? DSORT, elossieareset, Mesas. clontlsh A.IIIS, al 1. llssaLsziee IllsOCi, lime Hempstead. w....,"a::: Gloms Nahiusi,Glasshouse staltaehaisel, aiL Isaac LiVT . shslJosisal Lis 1, Cassalarcialearsia. drapers. April3l, aSL 110aAell OSAIlat, Oelpplapin, commercial tra vail. r, Apetl SS, at L LaiiaLlerr Br - MMUS, Upper clerk. lisy S, at. . SIC9AID i!IBT. lieriey.sows. Cal GOMMUrread, a•A 1540.6"8 331.7 3, 3 , 3 ALFIIO 111111 OILLOT, Oopthelkosei, Thseipnartesaleeet, gal Stock Ischange, City, alonlitenkar, May k k 3. arm ORMITIII lt• Adanee-eotui, Old Broad-atzeet, las 'taillike. Mu 3. a. .5. ALSEID BTIN•111. raaadnet, Walworik pianoforte maker, Mai 8 .. t I. Josirni 11=1121.1., Bevaripplace, Grsoseh sad Orove-oatieges. Hoban,. laaarsoce spat, M aya lOall lleorged.,Bisektrlus-rd., °mochas:l4lmila Mitt Joni CLIMB, NOto-tierrace, Old Yent-road, clerk. May 1. lIA!LY Army.lade?, Itadebank-road, old Ford, alga, palate; ) 111 7i: at All Oorrnau.L and ISAAC ILowaan Corl7an,4 Wellington, Salop, homed victuallars, April 10„ at 12. Jags Gown*, Leek, Ittalimde, Innkeeper, Agell Si, at 11 ALF= JAOLsog, Birmingham, tobadonlat. April 21 at it Hat! BALL, Birrolugham, rifle sight mkr., Ap.2B, at IL J meg Kan, Grantham, lAnoolnahire, seadaaa. April 26, at 11. Taoism LLOYD Volt La, Yalrford, Gioncestersh., doctor ad made, April 21. at 11. TILAIICOSBittirOan, Bristol, general merchant, Ape IS, at 11. J kW= Pinup inns, Cardiff, ship broker, April fl, at 11. JOBB DAUM Yairoustro, anstoL oxalic add manufacturer, April It. at 11. loan 11/I.22,lkalaster. Soasarsetahlre, aadtasear, AprU Mot 1. Maur Mown sad RICILLILD BUOLE. Bradlee* waste draws, May 1. at 11. Jona ilium Willitort, Yarlobirt. farmer, Msy S. at 12. JOSEPH NOWA Liverpool, boot maaatacturer. April IS. at 11. Gobralir Boair, Liverpool. oommiwton toardsast, Ap. 2b, at 11. Jona Molliaita. at. Metres, lAtuwahire, drapar, Agee U. at 11. &Mina MAUNA arml foam PAILLIFJON, Ramsbottam, lAsteasldsti, manufacturers, May 1, at 11. KIST BoLLLID and MDMAM HOODIIOCSI BOLLAJD, Middleton, Lancashire, machine makers, April 24, at 11. ftellt BE:MAXIE OPTIMUM, Manchester, cap reanutecturer, May 1, at U. WILMAII AMOS BILLMIGMAII, Wilton-park, Durham, plate shearer, Aisle, s lle. THOMAS CHAMTON, Sunderland, ship chandler, April 26, at 11 Jong CamiDane,anaderiand, Umber merchant. AD it f 9, il& Magi WINS Morley, war Leeds cloth =auk., Ay. 21, M S. THOMAS HALL. Blneinghlon, boot maker, May I, MI.. JUHMwlLLUMMolgattHoag,Uloucager,acoonntantoip.2 4 ,at 12. Lou° 111100 M, Westford, worsted spinner, April al, MAW MOMMITS BADMAN, Bradford, grocer, April Si, at 10. JAMMU OZOILM &Mans, Bishopstoke, merchmt's dark, April 24, at U. Joanne BALL, Leek, fStaffordohire, silk =liaison... Ap. 111, at 11. BC/U.42EN IMACIIN ILL, Soutbol, Suffolk, farmer, April 24, at 2. W AcAY 110113 MY, Pakenham, Norfolk, blacksmith, April 27, et & Nucor Coati, Colchester, Frei, cab driver, April tt. at 12. GIioRONTIanALL, Scarborough, Yorkah., painter, April 24, at 6 ions SlMPtion. Westgate, Halifax. oust agent, April 29, at 10. Jamming/4ns, Bedford, iourneyman baker, April 21 at 11. KIMARD itossailoe, Ueda. Journeymen bricklayer, Ap. 26, atll. lisear Paulus, Senses, gomenetahlrit, innkeeper, Ap. Is, MIL %MUM Ulan. lianbary, Osbrdshire, Solumemper, April 27, at lu. Joserif W AITS, Northamptou, innkeeper. April 11, at 10. WILLIAM 21 Mew ASCHER. Sunderland, Wender., April 26, at L Jong Bois, Beepley, Norfolk, groom, May 1. at 11. WILLIAM TONIRAIA Hu me, packing case maker. Ap. 12, at 9 1 . Pr= MAMMON; Salford, Lancaab., suASmttt. *MUM ei 91. CHAIM 110006 CIALLIXOIO, Wednesbnry. clerk, April It, et IL JOGILPH MCKIM, oinicatoury. shlngler, April 24, at 12. MMILEUMI COM, Dartagon, Madordali. ekenalkw,April 24. at lt WILLIAM 01/11011009, AbLeriey, WorCestershLre, omnibus pro prietar, April 26, at 11. Jute illiomarms, Cardiff, boardinghouse kasPer.. l lW l n. ant THOMAS MAWEgffe, Cardiff, witaranger, April 11, at U. JAM= WATUMAS, Emanate. shoemaker, Ap. 12, M 11. LAST EXAMINATIONS. May 4. F. Pops, Crownwherf, Lamehows, opal merchant-May 4..1, Fancourt, PatrioSsquare, Cambridge-heigh-coad, bricklayer -May 4. T. Hepworth, Buena-street, Pimlico, atiorney's clerk May 4. J. Hike, Langford-road, Kentlah.town, seaway Meek -140 4. C. Cooke, Nortnaniptess, hatter-May 4. S.. imier, Snap., Suffolk. grocer- May 4. W. Corbyn, Walcos.pleas, Keneingtois musical agent-May 4. IL B. Bingham, Willatenace, New-road, kotherhithe, tailors asaistent-May I. P. 0' Herbert s passage, Strand Journeymen tailor-My 1. J. F. N Buck ingham street, Strand, clerk in the War-ollos-May LI. ullen, Kings Lynn, butcher-May 1. J. J. Kahht, Robertetreet. Black- Mars-road, licensed victualler-May I. C. W. Bowed, Denmark terrace, South-street, Walworth, cheeesmonpor-May 1 O. chap man, p.n., lanhounse. Swam, draper-May 1. T. B. Cubits. ilutherlandequare, Walworth, trunk manufacturer-May 1. W. Neale, Mount-street, Now-rood, Whitechapel, clerk to an Wm ney-May 1. J. Lane, Silver-street, Notting-hill, baker-May le. J. Parkes, Birmingham, iron screw manufacturer-May 19. J. Y. Ruches and J. S. Hughes, W ednesbuty, Staffordshire, tube mans facturers-April 26. U. Vince. Nottingham, seals-beard crater- Slay 1. C. Churchill, BlUon, Olouceetershire, butcher-May 1. W. lialadon, Bristol. commercial traveller-May 1. J. Sege, Bs WM, ship bulkier-May 1. D. Hoskins, Swansea, licensed vic tualler-11.y 1. C. Weems Caine, Wiltshire, cleft-April 14. J. Chapman, Sesta, Olemorgensildre, baker -May .A W. Small. coon" Weymouth, Umber inerchaut --May 16. N. Day, TIMM too, aornersetshire, builder-May Ili W. Walter, ikowford, Devon,hire, fanner-May 16. W. H. Rowe, West W. Torrington, Devonshire, Innkeeper-May K G. Harrison, Water, Lincoln shire, surveyor of lazes- S. J. Anderson, Kingston upon- Hull, Joiner -April 27. J. tr Uva s oM, groom- May 4. T. Jones, ithyl, klintshire, late victualler-May 4. 0. Johnston, Penman:unser, Carnarvonshire, mansilselon agent- April 27. D. Williams, Llamas Flint-hire, draper-May 4. H. Pooley, Weirton, Lancashire, to ant builler - -April 26 J. Deakin, Witerley, Durham, cattle dealer-April 211. Mary Seed, Newcastle-open-Tyne, dealer Is second-hand clothce-Apni M. R. H. J. Adamson, 111Mbtrengate, Darbem, April 26. J. Pratt, Lidos, Sedfordskire, gardener- O k K au T - AL Stagg. Watley, Yorkshire, Ste manufacturer - May 6. E Barker, Oldham, Lanceolate% cotton waste dealer- April 28 M. Carter, Bitola', Yorkshire, shoddy manaWdurer- April M. W. Healey Dewsbury, Tortabire, builder-May & G. B. Morgan, Swansea. boomed victualler - May K W. John, Swansea, licensed Montana. -May L O. Cooper, Bury, Lancashire, mecheakt-May 2. J. Read, Yelding, Kent, mescal er-April U. C. A. Balgent. Em worth, Hampshire, licensed victualler-May 20. W. Little. Wolsingham, Durham, publ can-May S. J. nopkbleon, Bury, Lancashire, beerhouse keeper-April 29. C. Bellamy, kelvins Nottinghamshire, boot. maker -May 4. A. T. Brown, kulnie, Lancashire, beer retailer- My 4. Jane Worthington Upton, Salford, provision dealer- May • T. 1). Homer, lower Proughton, Lancashire, attorners clerk-May 4. X. Fitobett, Hulme, Unwell», butcher -May 9. K Teethes Lincoln. cordwainw-May 1. 0. T. Watkins. Bristol. licensed victualler-Mey I. T. Hall, &Wel, baker-May 10. J. Smith, Wednesbary, Ssaffordshire, caster-May a. P. R. Green, Denmark-place, Chapel road, Lower Norwood, carpenter-May 10, J. Moos, Brighton, grocer-April 21 W. J. Heseltlne, glthogwearmonlit. Durban., dealer m boots -April2l. J. Spring, Jun.. Sandy, Bedlerilehire, hairtiremer -Way LS. R. Jordan, Truro, Cornwall, taller-April M. F. Morrie, Claverley, Shrop shire - May 17. J. Ward, Leeds Yorkshire, general stationer- April 28. W. kitchen, Newmarket, Wawa vealler. May 11. T. J. Leavers, Halifax, tower. BANKRUPTCITS ANNULLED. . April 6. WILLIAX Firm:Tan Yorkalire, pawnbroker. NKR 6. IiDWAAD YATHXWO 61.011106. Orsveeend, grocer. DROLAJLATIONf;i OF p1V1D1L29%,.. loom WW indoor, of la Bd., April 42, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Meanie% Baaingball-greet. Rlcilettn BRIM Reading, corn dealer-2nd dividend at la, April 12, and three subeequent Wednesdays, at Rewards', Mem+ COMIDish, The Terrace, Kensington. and Botha Burs; surveyor-lat, dividend of id.. April 12, and three salt Sequent Wednesdays, at Edwards', Basinghalletreet. Cis slugs twin, Wat negstreat, y, commission agent-tat dividend of 11$. 3d. li, three subsequent Widow,- days, at Edwards', Bow Liao Ursett-terrace, Gioncestergardeus, Padding ton, attorney-lst dividend a Is. 114.1., April 12. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Idwarde. Baaingballetreet. Turmas Btatltly PINTUI4, Barthian; bums, farmer-snd divi dend of Is. nd., and va. Sid to new peseta Aprllll and three subsequent Wednesdays, at &Nardi Basloghalletrest. Barton Banta, Birmingham, I:confounder-2nd dividend of id., say Thmsdly, at Mimeses, Birmingham. Jogs miming, Whitson, Monmouthshire, farmer-let dividend of Id., any Wednesday. at Acraman's, BristoL PHILIP 'men, Lancattock, Monmouthshire, banker-Tth divi dend of Oid., April 19, and any subsequent Westmeath., at Acraman's, Bristol. Joan J. GskaanAY, Batheaston, Somersetabire, baker-lot di vidend of 2a ld April 19, and any subsequent Wednesday, at Acrsman's, BristeL (aortas Om. It. Davies, Pembrokeshire, grocer-let dividend of dl. 10d., Aped 10, and any subsequent Wednesday, et Aces man's, Bristol cs r Hoop, Clifton, chemist-let dividend of Is. ld., April 19, and any subsequent N ednssday, at Amman's. BristeL BITUMEN'. April id. T. Maeda, Bridge-road, Hammersmith-May, 1. W. Bedley, Cburch-street, Bboreditch, N. G. K. Burrell, King's Lynn, cantor-April 25. W. Sharps, New Bees gm Kent, plumber-April 21. A.I. Bali, Chartswood-road, Put ney, one of her Majesty's inaseagers on home service-May M. IL Dusk, Charisestrast, Camberwell-road, dealer in books doc?, A. B Pike. Morden place, Lewidiam.road. Greenwich, lyard clerk-May 2. P. B. Hollinalusd, °intend, lancashim -Maya R. G. Wloterboene (senorita estate)) • Berk 'hire. sad Cuiham, Oxfordshire builder-,tpriln K H. Grantham, Lincolsehire, tin plate worker-May S. T. IL • flysneuth., tauey draper De -Mny S. W. X Hest, vonport, bard ay -May S. J. Knott, Denton, lanaleraa hatter-April 28. lt. Biatburn, len. (separate estate), marchant-May 1 J. C. Mown, Busier, b i Zsr ". - b. 41 rt . Tooth. Topprrap. Kant, bootensker-Apill ill M. Brooks, Ides badge, lent, miller-April N. J. Bober* esanimdall. Berk shire, bombers keeper-May L Taylor, linos. Bedfordeldre, bookoslisr-May 1 J. Day, Lats., Bedfordshire, VOCIt-111 ay 2. G. O. Armitage. Lutes, Bedfordshire-May 7i, W. Wright, Luton. bootmaker -May 2. N. Bsaith. fl=tr a BANN Bedford shire, bootusaker-May 2. X. Swift, 11 Beg* Bedford shire, coal entuchant-May a. IC hi. shallsworth (aparsla estate), Posing, City, auctioneer - May 3. T. Ninon, Stokoapon- Trait, laoaPJAera PASTS MOIPS DIMIOLVID. W. Mils" son. and W. Wise, Jan. Mitcham-nommen, tangy, oil battier iiimessre-111. J. Mani and X P. Pinch, Both. I engravers-T. Lawson and G. Groves, Ten._ . hooksellars-J. Y. N. Hewett and A. Grimes. Lauren, Pmaroana- tro. sat* quarry proprietors-W. Mud and LWisgweetit Addlogbam, York aldre. waisted manshieturars-W. M. WiNams, B. T. Bartlett, X Lloyd, and J. L West lir, Um, Chemical bleacher, so Sar as regards 1. lbsyd-W. It !Wasps sod X Joeoby, Leeds and Crialearg, airebniap-W. Mathews. Papall. Id Cf. IL acad. suss, Wllfesdarskint, coal mantere-W. X. Battle, C. WOUSIIS. and 1. Baiter, Bfra leather tasters, so far as maids C. William-W. Twat par r ! J. Over Chnskint. sag Ininste IMAM .J. dad K. Metten, IL bra prais•- ' Teams and N. 2. Talmo. Mean sal Ask, K= Tana Poi G. Taunt, Beressapea- mai laradlintata Oarkwhirb plembese-W. BOW pal J. Q TaiOns. war sods wear mannatainnen-J. Cabal. _ pat E. Carodpa. amarralore. seal KIIIIMPQat wed E. Norsk Itteho-uper Trent, woreessawrogs-J. C. Um sai 0. Ifoolok 011-ebmi, largiL ell ntraninnerpraa-Q. O. lidlogaii sad J. DAL OW r y. eatteLbeten7 g za In t Preb aad a i.T. Preis, .Tret i. Praha, Whaftuctannirl"lo.., at. Halm% City, merchant', no tar u natarda L e i 4. -- ; Malian sad O. A. Bastes, ebeahld, btu. fatedree-11'.' limo m a l i . IL puinpkbuinairelatiaetwil wornamn—lt. I, 387, L 11Mu. and . aard se Iw o rim& g. w i y a b ir —w. 1 TeX= L Da and Gamgmaisandaciaren—T. V 0110.4 aad in* animme.arkana, belklan—W. Howard and A. , cbsikke, winos makes —R. Len, J. Mitris e w x Owns* NA irriamesed, saffetuata . KOMI lIIQUIMATIOIie Jou Xlimus, Imo la, swim *pit A. at the British Duna& wataan s Note WlWsith, lantildm Anton, Amu il . 4 asuel, 0 / Oa t «14 MARKETS. 071T0N.-1./vzsroot. r Antll. 11.—Markat •aat i4 sad 5t1144, prima an der. Bass to-do . 4,000 Ulu, 1,060 osculation sad Irt. Ansurkss, 4011 I2T • 160 rsatun t ha, 13 to 14d.; 10 llatishiss, 17411. to 2110 Sayer, ted,t o 2,900 to 13(1. ; Madro, 80. ; Esow. 4441. to .• Mina, 701. to 80. ; Japan, 30 Pen, k 4, led COTTON 000M—Namoisinn, Arm, nerint for =pen yarns has less atlas* fiat, lug i tt i s abeam at beim to ten prima It is sralt anon kiss of enotaties* Prism, bosom. us For Isome•trade yens we have abo had a very quiet Then his toss 'Mtn holm. es= f Ariblis .ter late the ssesulasitin at Th e met Irina est lately for Lila airbags beteg srasbelsnagg thou sarbet far yarn of this doeriptios. Paso wee" Lower thus on Friday. The sloth whet hes ben ever Awn last Tuesday. Wadies* appear stoat prior ban set ironed Waist, sad an billog ** nog timid masa. Prises have ontissol F a g g" ( ds.th. The sorbet is se doubt anted a peg gm the recast failures, awl • general &busk with ain' slew of iisther stoppages, is neat* a diaissts for es all ant. The send operatics. of the bit el: ee ass days bows Imo small is the swept*. Ten* th, Tery quiet. sad although there has bees sees Milo* own, it bat &idly bees with a view of test* gas.% way lOUs node haws bees et wary low rata, sad tg e - bi sees molds( Yes bees axesediagly sunk at a bunt alias ea the name at last Tasman. _ WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Laass, Area LI —Mimi* tkls soraiss have bees thiely attewbed beak b mg* team sad awirehaate, sad the ..oa.t a beim tau* bag beset am* below the imam" tits stsrerlyeddd the maim eau** aseeehawta sanely Se panes* Ms 1. wipply in et aay OVUM they may waslo bead. /a IN Oalasred•ball s few persAi dl Welds sad taw a l m a Nave bees aaltato4 aad WRENN love wet *lb 14 aseesragesiest is the Whits auk*. Rats, dill mils is favour cd the parebasee. K4ifINA,CITTRI2L—Ho DOZWIELD. Ina U. -210 is no ireproooldatt to notion in oar market rat, *p ai d all deseriptions still agog the restos, depot el al* and rowniag amnions to avoid aceumulaing poem h black doeskins and middle tr iadt bermitimiimw below the average, io nad spring saraswe goals ice dg tkip~ lon the e p so o s , sod low priced patterns kr is little or so inquiry. WOOLIS.—RODDABMILD, APSIL U.-8/0/1 SASS dud pin& 40 Ands,Hsu sad G. rotas ban bat 011 &trios the week, but vary Halt inquiry tor Oapst tab, forsain. Priam aostbtue steady. 001.11.-0014 Aron IL—A6IO-day's narks& of Beall*wheat, wheat, wide molls slowly st Is. sit belOw last Tosidey'm earrosey, best nes of rod es to 37.. per fallbe. lovelyys meets only retell ssie st pea in favour of buyers. Daisy es the spot swot, Miami domed odds Sue Moot Danish to arrival, st Ms. 61. elk per 32 doom Beans and peas folly is dear. Ole h reqosot at rather more mosey. Arrivals for ths md: Foreign wheat, 6,250 qrs. ; berley, 494 ; hems, 1,617; pe. 31; Mrs, 666. I rows, An= iL—A short supply of wheat farmers refused to submit to lower prune,e= little *minim was dooe. Barley was in good moat stir 'patron' rates of lad meek. Brous and peas seek she dearer. Lim" Aram IL—From actual mks made I. 16.1 lane yesterday. iota.' of there being a decline - were really is favour of sellers, and the quoted !sheik has made sot the slightest impieties on oar *deg his to-day ; fine wheat 000tiouse in demand, at Me Mole of last Tomas,. All spring corn still soute, sad mem .:tams prime. LTlllf, Aram. IL—At today's market the sher wheat was limited, the demand eau slow, rd Wm solos were mode • octios of to la p fag to be submitted so rod . Fermi of 6 o ur large soon reitisod to sell lakes at last week's prim Bak beams, sad oats, prime in favour of sellers. Pm impel qr. to the grower :—Wheat, white, now, 6311.1. Ida per imp. boa., 43e. to 45e. ; ditto, red. 631bs. to 38a. to 395.; ditto, red, old. 62lbs. to &31b.., 38a bb. Barley, best Chevalier 6511. a. to 5711 a. Fe le 345. ; ditto, roue Chevalier ditto. 54Ibs. to Mita, ft to 32a. Oats, 36Ibs. to 421ta, 22a. to 245. Beim 63Iba. to 6511.4., 4405. to 43e. ; ditto, sew, 63115. t• 37e. to 38.. NEWCABTLI, Aram IL—Th. weather Tontines by and line during the day, with • bright eon, bat eril • sight. Wind sorth-west. Ws had • very Est mill to-dal, and to offset soles of wheel it was see dry I submit to • induction of 6d. to la per qr. Flour Toy* and incliniog lower. Malting ber6y firm in prim, le tasamotions Limited; grinding Miros aad maw doss More inquiry for boiling peso. Oars mum and Mil !viral& SALISII7IIT. Ann IL—The supply of aserasure w good, and the &Moodie*. of both buyers sil o we& • full avenge. Trade in wheat was active at aO l &Mimi in prime. Flour ;mitered io Taloa Bert es. of barley maintaleed full prime, with an exmedialit p 4 demand. Malt hoe • alight upward toodesay. 114 quiry for cats was pod, al ao &down of la pit qa kit peas, bro., were in moderate request only at former Ma Wheat, 361. t4)42.. Barley, Fele to 35a. Oats, 19s. tell. Beaus. 40., to 46.. Peas, 34.. to 48e. per qr. Tama h to 11e. per busheL Malt, 56e. to 60e. per qr. rms. - ark. CATTE.—Stusittrar, Aram 11.—Our market irk was thin L ly 'applied with stook, and the quality sa tis whole was of at indifferent character, sad the Arise of bares 'warily was somewhat limited. Thee me some well-cooditiotied Soots offered. &WSW abiiir was slow, and of the most limited kind, pod prices &did from Id. to L. per score ma all descriptions. Ndifk studies the short supply a good comber el 6 rougher sort rammed sanold. The supply of ail was very short, and with a good *airy the tads vestal kept up at late rates. Itxubs wore but scarily sq* and prior round high. The supply of calves WWI prior err, sad trade active. (rural prism to sort waves, of whisk there was a great number, mord hem I. 141. Pigs were io pratif al Nipple, bet prises bill exceedingly kirk, little briars wartraorited. Wei best. 12s. to 13s. per score ' • cow and hailer deo % to 120.; boat Down mattes ( out of the wool), Bd. to 46 Is lb. ; other breeds, 7d. to 74.1.; vial, 7d. to 7gd. pork. 7d. to 70., and 10s. to 10s. 6 d. per moo Isl biros, 7gd. to Bd. per lb. ; dry ditto, 9d. to la psoklad bars, 9d. to 10d. ; quarter old store pigs, At 18s. sash. TRAFFIC ESTURNB. itig.W6lll Mai JP•o• Mr- 144 1 4 SA epos. sopa. •104410. LPL 10 West =t. IS. 4 AS i Bombay. Zso d C.T. 396 f, 4 .9 897 4* 735 Wore man . O. Bahlsorit dui iloarisoo 74 176 611 611 • Work wading April IL Cork and Bombs taloosora .16 lloatk Wootoro 199 .. 9. 01 ••"" Work =din Apra 9. Csarbrtso Oro* Laramboars Lawton and llsoirwffilt Moiroooftios 9,916 1 0 North Leedom 1.9; 1.4 - 17 00 1.• BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND D] BIRTHS. BAOOT.—•pell a, at Netheiresle Old Halt, LelcesterWMl wits of hear-Admiral H. Begot. a • saa. RUNT.—A 9, at .tooth Lodge, Ritchie,. the gi b° C. Kaiak ace. JACOYII. April 9, at Upper CMPIeh , 6 C. Jecolab, Seq.. of a ROWlY.—apr7 .l , 'll.leitawlertsoicente.Weillt tie wife of Richard a 11, at Cosset law, Net, of 8 SOUTHO•T L —agog 9, at The Mu" Ire, the • tie of i• pets °I -21111,at Parent' , Utahans, the wlte 011. Bled" 3 q.. of Carpool, of • WILLIAMS.— epee 9, st The Bolt, Bisilops Walthses, RIM the wile of Ceptaht WIUMma, of a son. MARRIAGES. woomgIIrILL—CAVITAIL —April Mat Mt Meplitif Ber,„. by Ye Ise. I. A. Jacob, J. McConnell , S a o. of to Joesoither llama, daughter of Z. T. Comer, 34, te" — iiMTWestbeisenoger —TIM M—A k. pril 9, at 84. Margaret's. Weell INNI Zitti; Rev. T. Graham, J. M. Petit, Lt. of Sawa Weldlk to Coreltns Amelia, daughter of J. TOW. ER* fildboorne, Alstrelta. WATSON—WT.—Awe at St Maratree, g 111 W. R. Waterm, of Undoes to Men, d•nithief l •••• Ltirg, 1,4, Wartriekwteeet. Marro. - • DEATHS. COLLI.ID. —April 7, at 11•9*. 911159, Marto**, witior albs 9 9 Wu. 29q„ town* Lyasnoutb. Norsk CRISPIN.—ApriI 9, at Lalwortls, Dom* Ww7 Al" *Aar of CaplabiN. Celopts. Royal Navy. sited wa t uir i i ffieb 710011.-4941 9, W. From. Yew et 0 inV=llLa Ms as ?Mb year. lbw of H. suialiviwase. Arbilstir. • AUWary Am re el I SA lissg. L —ASV 9, at fis9 weikewpsaqtam I. 'M N ' 14* ww or Mint —Apt WeiWww9toses, 1176,01/4 Iss..ls ths WO yew et Ids sp. raluorr.—Apre I. seas ...gm. moue Men Canaan lbaraf.e•olleglar am J. "WOW ?gated sal tablitbed r Wawa La• Itat. r loabara•dared. tat taly at Loa" . 1 11 0400.. Ma% ta Lontiar‘tatest. ta Ftelest WfintsaY. 122 Si 11. la & col 'MX 1 rlg Vull ledr 4 iff id _-316 V coal 316:1 roati i L,~, 2. 4 4 Yea 011101 Nal J 1 3 4 Sci a U h 6. 4