The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-25 00:00:00

slob /b. ow, wad Mr. dieser was her husbaad, certain that he west reed In of his t os zinima that 4 that re. whim, sad a/so that 'ream. O s &hu t, between half pet ehe fruit mime. late the t frast of the Am the rwslYi immis ia sad mid i that elm mai when abe d sent the boy for, when ding behind her, said t i He w look, and saw that oe pointing it at t more thee a yard from earned, sad the prisoner stoats cenglti her in the on the forehead, fella. Is, became innasible far ,imbed by the prison er , Id fell into a waste/44 he prisoner, 1111 be was a he prisoner into custody found it full of sunlit% He searobed the pia * bee had twee recently sok of the pistol be adult! prisoner said it yea only bad dose no harm Ho I moan shone. onlibTaiZok of i Anal 1 he wu house surgeon at iturday, the 15th inst. e wow brought to the hal. forehead end eyelids, aad Ler underneath the shin, opinioe the appearances, by guopowder explogla g t bed been under his care that* to owns. mired the eoe;plaineet's mild hare bet her eight! Dad se to what he might tea down and would he ls trial, said he was sorry ram ell through the cursed idiom! to the Central STREET. ZI BY ITS MOTHER, tot yr% formerly is w t . iotting-laW, weal clamed Nal murder of is West clelrrend is Miry Mame needed to watch the case ins of Marylebose. 97 A, mid—On Frid a y thrum and saw a E. Suter." I made in. orkhouse found that a alined there of a female had left. I afterward, Awning toned the primmer fiowoonstable, and that I daring her child by drown. 1 her that she need not say night be need in evidence id, and said everyone was de away with it, and that r keep horn throwing be. id, in answer to her sister• r it, that a woman abe took she made away with it. ring with her brother at the primmer for a week od. the nuns would be able tfl marks oe t h e forehead, workhouse h wee at bee the wish of the chairman 3NL on-road, Aston-park, Bir. r Lygoc, aged 42. 13, Ton. Tibing himself as a photo taught up io custody of I in the dock before Mr. ileriously betaking and Bernard Davis, a Jew o. 430, Euston-mad, St. pen glasses, musical boxes, ts, knife-testa, braoelets, ,wine labels, silk meesnos„ Ant-bottles, weds, Albert ateh-guards, coins, medals, a gold chain, silver lace, and other property. loess at 430, Eastou.road, I my shop. A little after 'Wooed up my shop sad c on Sunday morniog I woken into by entering rear. The glom in he bolts of the door sockets into which they o atoms, and everything of Able of the goods in the roperty produced and men artion of that stolen. on.. was broken into after be me, when I was io bed on Sunday morning. Do you know the prieoser 1 photographer • few doors r anything of the other s talking together. I saw rday afternoon outside the hanger to ms. I have not is you seer them talking !day afternoon, about 3 it. le, 138 G, said—On going found • door open which I previously going round. to tibial the door led. ad asked what he wanted there to sleep. Seeing I asked him what he had o left him by his father in and the bag to the station. led the jewellery now pro. at his father was deed. I went and found that broken into. From what iotographic shop, and told e to the station-house in to see some one there. Os mongst other men io order sr was brought to see him. eel the prisoner oat, and said de was then charged. them fora week. IND DISTURBANCE. Inehatao with loo` beard Wllll charged with being . 288 K, stated that Taster ea were amsembled at the sreial•road, listening to an holding forth to the people. ted, and abased the preacher led. The prisoner was very wigs fool. and his denuncia ties terrific. There were 700 his own congregation with unday night! sir. . the other preacher lit b his friends, but the pri- ed to make converts. (A division, said that since the street preachers assembled pot -street, close to the Com sat public thoroughfare, aced id brawls bad taken place. were getting up a memorial e to st.prreas the nuisance• all farther trouble by g Pin olice-cmstablen as might be set preaching and the mem- ter course, atop it 'Portlier. show no favour, I will eine work all day on a wharf, and ring. As he was passing the rd a man preaching sod nom- Iti were not liked, and he was er had much better leave his e, and not cute them in the be police were about to my th* district. The system of nod disorderly essemblages et ied. There were plenty a Irate his opinions and tenets is not to be endured that the le for traffic and the purge of bould be impeded by preachers ion. The prisoner was a very iow better. lone applied to me, and !midi . (Laughter.) were applied to yea. If yen similar of rice I will venial aged. LATSST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Orr =craw rszammuil.) IPSOM intsrmG.—(THlS DAY.) TRILL STAKE& zzt:. , nnurapuzz PLATS. Els Poe I.cools • ••• ••• 15 rea. Rua 35 Wanda beitiad CITY AND SUBURBAN. Gr swordaaga ::: i 20 CM AND SUBURBAN. Mils sad a quarter. B i n ekeocas, Paris, _BOIIOIiSII, Planet, Onimandir , Miry Awagetbots= Os Madame Wabash Fit 2 1 : ISOM Menace, Mabel, m um Lampoon, Foxbolos, Advanea, B 7 :l" ier= h i'irate, GaAs, Arkansas, Moldavia, William IV., Cootraband, si ghs Stick are bare. y A m Foarmr.—Kiag of Ulimpla, Blue Mantle, King of • Bios, Simmenido, Suspicion, Lucky Star, Sheidan, °t o* pielomor, Hanstsed, c by Rattle—Amato, Beatrix, Hu kfweard, a i d Kathleen. TWO.YEAReOLD STAKES. Ball a mils. Dia Ceinfiwki, Lady Wild, • Osiris, Pam, Valentine, Thwas, Diadem, Affection, Qui Vivo, Magborn, Las ▪ and Epaaliate are bore. BEATHOOTE PLATE. Tbrermarters of a mile. pgalatlins, Juliet, Oodocierate„ Lady Warwick, Vigil, lady Evelyn c, Eitioquot tbe Smear, Balsa, Bittern, QQrasrss gse, Juniata°, Foxholes., Mysterious lady, Madicis, IbeGem, Paderborn Basquiso, Vorannsome, William g o iamb, and Nip a n bare. PAID Foaraw.—Orartars sad &Umiak& - LONDON BRIDGE SUMS. Oen mil.. Noolmas, Rommeath, Shortwool, truant, Oanzonot's, aditis, and Symphony. CITY AND SUBURBAN. 5 to 1 opt Perin (t) 6 to 1 Grinder (t) 10 to 1 Accident (t) 100 to 8 Midst Richard (t) YO to 1 Biordasy (t) THE ALLEGED INSURANCE FRAUDS. (THIS DAY.) This morning, Mr. John George Barry and Mr. abed Berry, brothan, proprietors of Ifiaitoses Wharf, pd three prisoners in their genies named James Arnett, Charles Thorne, and William Sedgwisk, underwent a hods' , examination before Yr. Alelermaa Stoma at the basil* House. Ng. Giffard, Q. 0., and Mr. Poland 'pin appeared for the roneecution ; derjeast Ballasting, sod Mr. Metcalfe ap lend for the Mere, Barry ; Mr. J. T. Moss appeared for Marna Thereart gat at 10 o'clock. The whole of the defendants had been admitted to bail, si d they surrendered in discharge of their reeognisaness. Tbe defendants, am our reactors are aware, have already ugggene several keg examinations, the charge spinal gm" generally, being that of conspiring together to obtain tipsy fr3m different income°, companies by making darns for property alleged to have been destroyed by fire, eta, is point of fact, the property in question was sot destroyed. Although the ease is. undoubtedly, me of considerable commercial important* the ertimce is of a most uninteresting clu:raeter, crowirtiog thistly of proofs of entries in the books and the reduction of the warrants and other documents referring to the property the subject of the supposed fraudulent Mr. Still, a former clerk to the defendant', Messrs. Berry, ins recalled, end be gave further eraser* relating to cer ben goods chipped in the Jape Porter, the City of Canton, sad ether reset, which were alleged to have been destroyed, ►et which, awarding to the evidence, had been either de fined or else were upon the premises after the fire canned. The evidesce occupied the court for several hours, and it wee doubtlid whether the owe for the prosecution would be excluded today. CONVICTION OF ANOTHER BATCH OF COCI(PIGHTERS. At a petty session of Cheshire magiatratee held miterdey morning at the Abbey Arms Hotel, Damon Forest, no fewer than two doses Acme, squires, and eportemen of lees degree we oninceoned, at the inatestoe of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, for taking part in a cock-fighting match between English and Ink tads, at the Peel Hall farm, sear Tarries, on the 28th flirt month. The ease had excited considerable interact to the neighbourhood, and the small court was crowded to QOM Ir. Thompson, in opening the case, said that on the d larch several °mutable", acting under the orders of Cullen Smith, chief constable, went out to Peal Hall ud there found a large number of people assembled lea orchard which was enclosed with a wall ales foes lift, with only one entrance. They mend and ta med 15 cock fights daring the day. The scene which * Metered was of the most harrowing description. It an well known that about Easter time thin sort of cruel net was practised, and probably the bench would be aware theta* days ago a number of persons were brought before Yes Baas, at the Marlborough-street police•court, charged with engaging in it. He was sorry to find that one or two of tistidendants on that occasion were also defendants in the peat case. After detailing the facts which would be proved against each individual defendant, and ciomment kg m the impropriety of the remark made to one el she offioere by Mr. Walker—a magistrate appointed as a leaden of the peace—that the officer had no business there, and that he would be better at home looking after Mom be called witnesses who described the some of the coek•fighting, the circumstances being of peculiar hatable. A oxnultstion took place between the legal gentlemen, the moult of which was that the defendants agreed to plead ply to one information on condition that the other three Irmo withdrawn, Mr. Thompson stating on behalf of the Katy that under those circumstances he should not pans fora heavy penalty. The magistrates then retired, and on their return into Kurt after a short absent); the chairman announced hat they were inisoirnonsly of opinion that the following tsar must be inflicted :—Harry Booth, Thomas Davis, Captain Goff, J. P. Smith. Captain Heron, E. C. Walker (a magistrate for Chador), Harry 13 " all. F. H. Keen Captain Dillon, St. Clair Smith. J oPPit Becket, Edward Jade, William Myer, George W O* sad James Parker Yates, each 5/. and costa ; and John Taylor, John Milling, John Fletcher, Peter &hard Evans, James M'Cubbia, Charles Moulton, Wm. Iftlitte, and Wm. Years*, each 21. 10s. and costs, or one tenth's imprisonment in default. NEW SCHEEL OF LAW REPORTING.We learn, W reliable au th or it y, th a t th e p ro p os ition that &Omits'. , thotdd seed a member to the new council of reporting, "hien rejected by that body, al the judges present bay. 1 11 1 teressed themselves as opposed to the scheme.—Solici nu hereof. DEATH or MASTER O'DWYER.—It is our painful eltr to &ammo, the death yesterday (Sunday) of Mr. Jain O'Dwyer, ten., taxing master in the Court of Chan wrr. Mr. O'Dwyer, who was called to the bar in 1818, bed completed his 73rd year on the day previous to his Tarr. Some years ago he had taken an active part in I ,Whea affecting the puliamentary representation of the ' • 7 , away' as a firm conservative, in which faith he re line= unswervingly consistent to the end. Of late he Its known and greatly esteemed as a polished scholar and earthy and kindhearted man. It is believed that no ap tit:t will be mad e i s th e ro o m of Mr. O'Dwyer.— treeing Mail. TEE Rtraina-v Tnnorm—The heir to the throne sew the Ord Duke &le:soder, who was born on the of Mardi, 1845. This prime is said not to have robust rwik sad it is no secret that for eon= time there hay* nocelatioos as to the probability of the claims of both Csar's elder sons being postponed to those of the Greed Deb Vladimir, the third son, who is just eighteen of en In Ran= the claims of birth have never that =unity which belongs to them in Western tu,a. Like the &eters nations generally, the Unpin= me an extraordinary reverence for the reigning ISOM , es w( 4 ,, but care little about setti ng aside as isdividual mess wrof it. Not to mention the revolutions Lad dethrone- Mats of former times, there is a direct precedent for wa ft over an heir in the surcessioo of Nicholas, in 1825, is TWlJerence to his elder brother, Constantin. Bat there ugh for these oonaidaratioaa The present Ow is et= prime of life, and we may hope that long helm. the I ,PW• need thiek of his enoesseor the now Ossnwitch insy wit outgrown any fashions= which attaches to his youth s kttl hare —Tan. mind health en seventh far hie high tendons. ... 2 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1865. ART UNION OP LONDON--(THIS DAY.) This morning the simnel general meeting of the members of the Art Umbra Society was held in the Adolph' Theatre ; Mr. CHABLIS MIL, in the absence of Lard Montosees, the ['reddest of the Art Unto., who was enable hem raditheeithon to attend, coespied the their. Ameupt these preset were Mr. Fred, R. A., Mr. Hawkins, F. 1.8., Mr. Baker, F.8.A., Me. dateobes, F.B. a., Mr. Harmworth, ed. Mr. 8. C. BA Pro/tamer Bell, Mr. Batter- Mr.. Gowns the secretary, ' road the report, which stated that shies the foandation of the Art Union 29 years ago, the bop sus of 324,0001. Or d been ra ised sad distributed is aid of art and arable," producing," mays the report, " dories that period 36 eggraviop of high clue, 15 volumes of illustrative outlines, thallium and woodongrarimie ; 16 breezes, 12 statues and statuettes, with figures and rases le iron, sad a series of medals commemorative of Edda artists-LW say nothing of the mein operation of the senociatime, the distribution throughout the United Kiska sad the agonies, of some thocaands of pictures by Native melees *Mob, and some hundreds of thousands el hipemiem flow the engravings referred to. Such, however hr bow the ease, notwithstanding the difficulty with which the selmoriptioin for the first year were made to esonat te 4801. Far the prams year the ram of 11,7431. bee been watheribed. The engraving foe the year, Grande Duval; by Mr. Lamb Stook; A.E.R.A., alto; W. P. Frith, Lai., RA., has been delivered, for tics most part, cm psyreset et the sabsitiption. For the coming year 11 the council have had in preparation for some time past en- 5 gratings by Mr. Louis Griner, after the series of dinstra. tithe et the so-celled Norman °wrest, by Daniel Madras, R.A., which were exhibited at the Royal Academy is 1807. These remarkable drewiaes are 42 in number. Coin 11 - meeting with the departure of Harold on a visit to William of Normandy. the various becideote of the story are depicted, ending with the death of Harold, sad the field oa the night after the battle. Is cosnezion with the same artist, the council assoonee with much gratification that they have obtained the copyright of his great picture which adorns the walls of the Vittoria Gallery, in the Palace of Ws* shooter, Wellington and Blucher after the Battle of Waterloo,' sad ere making arrangements to have it engraved in the blot possible manner, under the direction of Mr. Meath. himself, for presentation to the subscribers of a future veer. Is acclamation al the series of medals commemorative of ertisrathooouncil have decided on the pro doothis of era in bother of the late David Roberts, R. A. The following is ea atheist of the acconste :—Aneount of subscriptions, 11,7431. 4s. ; paid for admirals', printing report and almanacks, salaries, commission, exhibitiec exposer, Ac., 2,783/. 7d. ; oat of plebs. Mar, and Piloting ' Mode Dever ',graving, 3,8511. 14a. Bd. • amettat alleged in prises, 5,2651. ;-11,7431. 4a. The sweat set apart for the of works of art from the public galleries by the 'whethers themselves is divided in this mow :-20 works at 101. each, 20 at 151., 18 at 301., 18 at 251., 8 at 301., 10 at 401., 50 at 50/., sat 601.. 5 at 751., 3 at 1001., 2 at 1501., I work at 2001. To these are ailded-100 ' Psyche' Vases ; 100 brats is porcelain of his Royal Highness the Prism of Wales, from 4 the original by Morton Edwards ; 75 statuettes in porcelain Go to Sleep,' from the original by Joseph Durham • 200 chrorno.lithograpbs, ' Young England ; 200 chromo-litho- graphs, ' Wild Rom; 150 volumes of Etchings, by R. Standard ; making, with the Paean busts due to those who have subscribed for 10 years corarautively without gaining a prise, 1,091 prime, in addition to the engraving rewired by every member. The reserved fond now amounts to 12,1131." The CsArasAN, In moving the adoption of the report, said that whilst he had to mourn the loss of some friends, and to regret the absence of others, be was happy to say that the society itself was vigorous and young. Mach of the mons of the society was owing to the exertions of the honorary secretaries, Mr. Godwin and Mr. Pocock. (Hear. bear.) Since the foundation of the society a quarter of a i million of engravings had been distributed sod one hundred thousand other works of art. It was Impossible that this ' could he done without increasing the feeling for art through out the country and the colonies. (Hear, hear.) Mr. 8. 0. HALL seconded the motion. The motion having been adopted Mr. BILL came forward and pre faced. in an appropriate Oa speech, the nemesia/Akin of • testimonial to the hon. secretaries, Mr. Godwin and Mr. Pocock, the gift r s of a large number of subscribers. The testimonial is orometed as work of art representing Wisdom sooonroging at Genius, chastely modelled by Mr. W. F. Wadingdoo, so. at compeniad by four tams-the two copies being most sac- 58 °sedan,' produced in silver by Messrs. Elkington. 84 Mr. Gomm! and Mr. Pococc returned thanks. A vote of thanks was peened on Mr. Webster for his kindness in giving the nee of the theatre far the occasion. The drawing of the prime wee then proceeded with, 14 Miss Thompson and Miss Reeves presiding et the wheel. The following are Some of the principal prism :-Eosign I Osborne, Camden-town, 401. ;J. Mine, 601. ; I'. Shaw, WI- 3 catlike, 501. . Mrs. Booth , Cumberland, 301. ; J. J. Homer, u Royal Exchange-buildings, 401. ; Captain Bacifield, 75/. ; S. Perrin, Stourboidga, 401. ; Mr. Tatum, Paddington. 75/. U Mr. Joy, Chasm, 50!. ; Ilentenset-Colonel Rogers, Black burn, 301. ; W. F. Roberts, 251. ; lady Grace Gore, Brigton, 101. ; Dean of Chester, 251. • Thomas Jones, II Tipton, 20/. ; Mims Jennings , Bernelituy•squore, 601.; ■ L. B. Grove, Woolwich, 40/. • J. Champ, 50/. ; J. Hall, Dudley, 15/. ; J. Martian, EgLitret, 401. ; 1 J. Kirby, te Porchroterrrace, 301. ;F. W s Woolwich, 0 301. • Captain Hope, Copenhagen, 50/. • R. Patterson, Edinburgh. 501. ; Dr. Take, Albernakentreet, 201. ; E. Lofty, Buxton, 751. ; J. Elondall, Biogley , 601.; W. S. u Macanshos, 2nd Life Guards, 1501. ;G. Dodd, Basioptoks, 11 1001.; C. And, 20/. ; G. Fountain, Broroptat, 254 ; 11. B. Wright, Paternoster-row, 604 ; E. Hammond, 11 Camden Town, 251 . • T. Godfrey, Nottingham- t shire, 30/. ; M. Ford, Lincoln'i Ins-fields. 30/. ; s R. Baker, Folkestone. 601. ; Mr.. Teams, Ooslow-aquare, 751. ; W. Barest, Bath, 751. ' • J. R. Starkie , Huddersfield, 60/. ;S. E ll is, Lime-street, 904 ;P. Jolly, Warrington, 401. ;W. Naylor, Paddington, 251. ;R. W. Spencer, lade. I pendent office, Sheffield, 401. SHARE LIord.—(TIII8 DAY.) Two o'Cloac In the railway market to-day the principal feature is a strong demand for Metropolitan and Lancashire and Yorkshire stooks, which have several improved per cent. Caledonian has also risen 4. On the other band, London and North Western has re ceded 4. There is not much business generally, yet the tendency of prime on the whole is favour able. London and North Western stook is now quoted 1234 to ; Great Western, 744 to or t; Midland, 136 to ; Lancashire and Y - shire, 123 to 4 ; South Eastern, 864 to 87 ; Great Eastern, 47 to 4 ; Caledonian, 132 to 133 ; London and South Western, 984 to 974; Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Metropolitan, 138 to 139. Groat Luxembourg and West Flanders railway shares are dull, and Indian stooks inactive. Cana dian lines still meet with inquiry. .DINAILY - *ND B 1 ea. I ht. I nrcursys. '44°l e.a. - 11 4n I 148 i 1761 for money 14{ + f ti 11, vi I eik 157; 8 a 81 116 1 ~ i., M!4 lint Ili 102 f lUi ; - irt i not .9. 11 7 1 “*Q 10i 110 zd 7i :4 5. 4 UV 16.4 10.1 lOW 10,1 ir.l Ki 10,1 10.( IS,I B.! ii,i 100,1% J4IIIIRIII. OYU f 111 . . . 116 UMW** Addsd • I 16 a koatraboalt.lLils.CL 110 10 =1 162' 062=05 .. AL I Ow (worm 10 • De. New • 1111 Ml6* di ae. sorkea Load 1 1. N. •L M Dal. 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Alderman Mechi writes to the Times:—" I con sider that I have more reason to complain than to be eomplained of in the matter of the Unity Back sod its sister institutions, which have caused me so much labour, anxiety, and • lose of at least 27000/. When the bank was only four months old, in September, 1856, the Royal British Bank failed, ar.d many of our shareholders and depositors were panic-stricken. To check that unreasonable panic and its injurious consequencee, I, at the urgent re quest of the manager, purchased shares at their real actual value for the sake of the bank, and not for any purpose of my own. For this I received the thanks of the directors, and approbation of the shareholders. I little thought then that subseqaent mismanagement and concealment would involve me in an annual heavy loss, and that I should thus be punished for what I did disin terestedly to serve the bank in its time of peril. I always had the confidence, and now I believe that I have the sympathy, of the 3,000 to 4,000 shareholders of the Unity inatitutioce, who knew that my main object has been their welfare. I am not • speculator, for, with one trivial excep tion, I never in my life could be induced to hold a share or directorship in any undertaking except the unfortunate and troublesome Unities. lam quite sure that my reputa tion will in no way suffer with those who have known 028 from my youth. and have watched my 'tonne of action. I am 63 years of age, and am content to fall back upon a long life of conduct unternished in business or out of businesc—l am, sir, your obedient servant, ".3. J. MECBI. "4. Leadenbsll.street, Loudon, April 24. " I could hare borrowed the money from any other bank at the same rate on my securities. My instructions were to treat my business amount the same as others, and I insisted on a charge of commiasion being made when the account was not in rands." The Tribunal of Baden-Baden bas just given judgment in a ease which had strongly excited public curio sity. It concerned some scandalous scenes which took plane last autumn in the conversation-room. Many women of the dent-monde firmed among the number of the accused, and one of them, wbo had so far forgotten herself uto give a police agent a blow in the face, hes been condemned by default to three months' imprisonment. . .. -- , Paris is described as full of strangers of all nations, the hotels turning away people who appear to want to pay most extravagant charges foe reminded moan modatioe. THE IRISH REPRIECEITATITE PEERAGE.—The election of a representative peer to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the Earl of Desert has commenced. We understand that two candidates are in the field—Viscount Gort, representing the conservative interest ' • and the Earl of Listowel, the whig interest. The lest ten elections have r=doff without a contest, none having taken place since Talbot de Malabidee unsuccessful contest with Lord Bangor.—Dublin 'hoeing Mail. ' THE SUSSEX ARTILLERY CORPS AT THE EASTER MONDAY RETIINE—The following announcement has just been made public:—" Memorandum.—Lieutenant-Colonel D'Albise has very great satisfaction in oonveyiug to the officers, non-commissioned officers, and gunners composieg the different corps of the Sussex Artillery Volunteer Brigade his best thanks for the way in which all classes exerted themselvee to maintain, on Monday, the credit they have already earned as ar tillerymen, end further to state that, at the close of the review, helms desired by Major- General Sir R. Walpole to express his entire approbation of the way the batteries were handled, the steadiness with which the firing was maintained and the marching-past was executed, as well as the quickness and alacrity the orders were obeyed, by which the brigadiers Were enabled to carry out the larger inseceuvres ordered by the major-general in command. Lient.-Colonel D'Albisc trusts that the experience gained on the 17th by the different corps will not be thrown away, but that at each succeeding review he may receive from his inspectors even a still fuller measure of praise than has been heretofore merited by the Sussex Brigade. In making these observations ' the lieut. . oolonel would be wanting is his duty if be did net Weiler his hearty thanks to the Right I Hon. the Earl of Chiebeeter, as well as to these gentlemen and farmer, who pieced their noble teams at the disposal of , the artillery, thus enabling them so e ff ectively to bores th e ' different batteries." TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Names gesisauxe.) THE HEALTH OF THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, Arm 25. Notwithstanding a slight return of the cough daring the night, the state of the King's health is satisfi factory. THE NEW MEXICAN LOAN. PARIS, Aran 25. The subscription to the new Mexican Loan closed this afternoon. MONEY MABEETd-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ctool. The funds are firmer to-day, and a rise of 1 per cent. has taken place. The probable course of affairs in Americ► is regarded more hopefully ; the produce markets are firmer ; and a favourble budget is expected ou the 27th. The other markets are quiet. American securities and Turkish Conso lid& are lower. As regards home railway stocks, the chief feature is the continued rise in Metro ratan. The discount market is quieter to-day, and the supply of money seeking employment is large. The best paper is taken at 31 per cent., and in some cases at 32. There was a strong demand for short loans on English government securities in the Stock Exchange this morning, and the rate advanced to 31 per cent., but it has since declined to 21 to 3. Consols are now quoted 91 to for money, and 911 to k for the account (May 9). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Console, for money, 91, 901, 911; ditto for account, 91, 1; Three per Cents. Reducecl,B9,l ; New Three per Cents., 894, 4, 89, ; Bank Stook, 242, 240 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1071 ; Four per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 90 ; ditto Five per Cent., 106, 102 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1091; and Exchequer Bills, 51., Be. prem. Foreign stocks are mostly quiet. Turkish Con solid& have declined per cent. There is also a reduction of 1 in Spanish Certificates. Confede rate Bonds remain at yesterday's final quota tion. Some of the present quotations are an nexed, viz.:-Greek Bonds, 901 to 4; Mexican, 961 to 3 ; Confederate, 13 to 15 ; Spanish Passive, 311 to 4 ; the Certificates, 161 to Turkish, of 1868, 701 to 714 ; ditto 1862, 734 to 3 ; and the Consolidia, 534 to 5.1. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Danubian, 84 ; Dutch Certificates, 961, ex div. ; Egyptian, 961; ditto second issue, 97, 96 ; ditto 1864, 931, 94, ex div. ; Greek Coupons, for account, 8, 1 ; Italian, for account, 641 ; ditto 1865, for aoeount, 731, ex div. ; ditto scrip, 41, die., ex div. ; Moorish, 97 ; Portuguese, 1856, eke., for account, 481, 471 ; Russian, 1822, 91 ; ditto,lBso, 881 ; ditto, 1862, 921 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 311, 31 ; ditto, Certificates, for ac count, 161; Turkish, 1858, for account, 701; ditto, 1862, for account, 734 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 731 ; Venezuela, for account, 174 ; ditto, 1862, for as 411; ditto, 1864, 40/, ex div. At Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Henke opened at 67fr. 30a, showing a fresh decline of sc. International Financial shares are now quoted 1 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to prem. ; London Financial, 7to prem.; Imperial Mercantile, 1 to 4 prem. ; Credit Foncier and Mobilier of England, old, 4/ to 5 prem. ; ditto, New, 44 tog prem.; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ; Egyptian Trading, 4 tog die. ; and Ottoman &clad Gindrale, 21 to i prem. The quotations for the shares of some of the new companies are subjoined :—Metropolitan District Railways, 91 to 1 prem. ; Yarns Rail way, 61 to 71 prem. ; Millwall Freehold Land and Docks, 14 to 1 die. ; hfosoow Gas, 1 dis. to prem. ; Anglo• Egyptian Navigation, Sto prem. ; and Ruseian Iron Works, 11 to prem. American securities are rather lower to-day. United States 5-20 Bonds are quoted 654 to /. The steamer London has arrived from Port Phillip with 123,000/. in gold. FOUR O'CLOCK. Consols are now quoted 91 to for money, and 91i to for the account, being the same as at 2 o'clock. No bullion transactions have occurred at the Bank. - The first feeling on the virtual termination of the gigantic contest in America is naturally one of relief, and although the speculators have a cautions regard to the political contingencies that may arise, especially in connexion with Canada and Mexico, it is argued that, after such a protracted struggle, the United States will need repose. There is a disposition to hope, therefore, that the return of commerce to it accustomed channels—difficult as it must be under any circumstances—will be facilitated as much as possible by an immediate curtailment on the part of the United States government of their immense and costly armaments both by land and sea. Uncertainty is further felt with regard to the effect of peace in America upon the money market. It is thought unlikely that Southern cotton can, under any circumstances, be soon shipped to Europe so largely as to cause any material draught upon our reserves of bullion, especially in view of the probable heavy demand in both the North and South for our iron and other commodities, the payment for which must go far towards squaring the balance doe from us for cotton. But there is a strong probability—increased already by the tenor of yes terday's advises from the manufacturing districts —that the restoration of peace will give a sensible impulse to trade in a great variety of branches, and a prospect is thus opened of a more rapid creation of mercantile bills, and a consequent gradual in crease in the demand for discounts. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence to-morrow ("continuation day") and end on Friday. It is ;said that although the applications in France for the New Mexican Loan are very nume rous they are chiefly from the lower classes, and that the aggregate applied for is consequently very moderate. We are informed that the Imperial Ottoman Bank and the Soeititi G4nerale have definitively refused to take any part in Mr. Icing's scheme for the introduction of the internal debt of Turkey to the English and other European markets. The Asia, from Boston, has brought 7,0001. in specie. The mail now telegraphed reports shipments of II gold from Australia to England during the month to the extent of 52,750 ounces, or 211,0001. In the wheat market prices were quoted Is. to 2s. per qr. higher than on lint Mooday. The Committee of the Stock Exchange to-day appointed Wednesday, the 3rd of May, a special settling day in the s hares of the Vane Railway Company. It was also resolved that "the arrange ments for the issue and the allotment of shares in the company being irregular and unsatisfactory a quotation be refused." The committee have or dered the new 91. shares of the Midland Railway Company to be quoted in the official lists. A new company has been formed, under the title of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited), for the purpose of converting the 1001. shares of the Continental Bank Corporation into shares of 20/., and to carry out the amalgamation of th at bank with the bank of Messrs. K. Landau and Co. of Alexandria. The verations of the new c ia p a rr e t will then be directed to "commercial, and monetary transactions between this country. the Continent, and Egypt." It is explained that " five of the 201. shares in this company will be allotted to the shareholders in the Continental Bank, in exchange for each of their present 10K shares. The 201. shares allotted in exchange far shares on which 251. has been paid will be credited with 51. paid up ; and Awe allotted in exchange for shares on which 15/. only has been paid will be credited with 31. paid op." It is further mentioned that the partners in the Egyptian firm " have takers a large number of shares, and will continue in the active management of the business at Alexandria!' The capital is 2,000,0001. sterling, in 100,000 shares of 90/. each, of which 80,000 shares have been al. ready arranged for. The International Contract Company (Limited), have issued the proepectna of the Plymouth Ship. building, Dock, and Ironworks Company (14- mited), the proposed capital of which is 260,0001., in 10,000 sharer of 251. each, on which 11 . is to paid on application and 41. oa allotment. It appears that the object of this company is to pur chase the Queen Anne's ship-yard at Plymouth and the private shipbuilding business there carried on. It is mentioned that at present them are se iron shipbuilding works at Plymouth, and much inconvenience and expense often results to ship owners in consequence of Veinal. outward bound having to put back to London for repair. The dock accommodation is to be greatly extended. Interest at the rate of 6 per cent. is goarsated foe three years by the International Contract Company. The annual meeting of the Madras Railway Com pany is convened for the 6th May. The annual general meeting of the Trust and Agency Company of Australasia will be held on the Bth Mae. The directors of the Zealand Railway Company of Denmark announce that they have resolved to distribute to the shareholders a surplus dividend of ; Il} per cent. The general meeting is convened for the 26th of May, at Copenhagen. MONDAY EVINIFG, Consols, which closed on S►turday at 91 to I foe the 9th of May, opened this morning at 901 to 91, and so closed, after touching in the interval 91 "buyers." For money the last price was 901 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90i, 1, 91, 901 ; ditto, for account, 91, 4, 904 ; Three per Cents. Reduced. 894, 8 1 t oe i c : New Three per Cents., 89, ; Bank 240, 242 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1061, 1074 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1866, 994 Five per Ceut. enfac..ci" rupee paper, 103, 1 . e India Five per Cent. Stock was steady. Exchequer Bills were un►ltered at 44. to 7s. prem. The American news caused the price of United States 5.20 Bonds to rise this morning to d 8 to 69, Saturday's closing quotation having been 55 to 4. This afternoon, however, a relapse took place to 664 to 1, owing to sales on Continental account, so that the day's rise is 1k per cent. Virginias Dollar Bonds advanced 1 per cent. Atlantic and Great Western Railway Debentures were quoted Sr to 89. lii 1/6 140 116 PREFERENCE SHARES. Great NortSern 5 pet can:redeneable at 5 per cent. prem., 106 i. Gnat Winters—Original Prefer. 4t per cent., 961. Oren \Vattern—Original 5 per cent. redeem. pref., 104, 24. • . FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 10i to j. Bahia and Sas From:Moo, 14 , id. Great Luxembourg. 13 to 12 . 3 Ottoman (Smyrna to Aidio), 10. San Paulo (Limited) inanusteed 7 per amt., 171. South Austrian sad LombardoNeeetiart, 211 to 1. West Meriden (all paid), si to j. WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.) TI MM. APRIL Sr • AX. N.W ®.S W.N.W. N.N.W. NAV. ,-- 1 1 $ 1 1i ratinAllia InEDNIEDAY. CO KOMI= TIVIIIIIDAY. N.R. to NAL and &R.. MAIM g.i. to &W. sail N.IV., modscato, fbas. moderate So fr showers in poops. As above. &E. to 8 W. and N.W , variable, moderate, 'bowers in some GN.E. to S.E., and in places to B.W , fresh to moderate, One. As next above. 114mMit. Bastesly to S.W., mo derate to fresh, due generally. Latins. Variable. moderate, One. Northern=Sootland. Western , -Ireland, Wales, and AA* °odes. SoatbernEngtlah Channel mad Bej of Biwa,. Tasters oliatward Ragland and Korth 244. Mr. Wilson Overend, of Sheffield, died soddenly on Saturday morning. He had not been well for some time, and his friends were ander coosiderable apprehension, bat immediate danger was not anticipated . Mr. °reread was the son of the late Mr. Hall °reread, and was deputy lieutensot for the West Riding of Yorkshire, justice of the peace for Yorkshire and Derbyshire, and chair man of the Shef fi eld quarter seesioas. For • short time he bold the post of major of the Hellamabire Rifle Volunteers. FATAL ACCID/I:NT AT MILLS FLATTlNO.—Yesterday morning a wsgroa•greaffer, named Thomas Taylor. wee em ployed upon waggons standing on the main line of the ucashire and Yorkshire Railway, at Miles Platting, whoa • truck that had been shunted oat of a siding struck him ea the neck, and killed him on the spot. He was 50 years old, and has left • wife and six children. REMISSION or Purasnualer.—Sir George Grey, having considered the repreoentatioos of the borough jus tices for a temimioa of part of a sentesme of eighteen months' imprisonment pawed upon Hugh McMath, at the Dover Quarter Sessions, is Jane bat, for 'Malin clothes, fac., has directed that the last six mouths of the term be remitted, in consideration of marriess masted in the gaoL The services referred to were McMath's unwearied altera tion to the suffering primers when sirloins was in the gaol, be having acted as nurse by day and night with mach leas than the time allotted for rest in the prawn. WEST DRAM MlLlTLA.—Yesterday (Monday) was the day appointed for the assembling of this rightmost, now abort 800 shows, ander the command of Brut.-001. Brine, for their avowal 28 days' helping, the recruits, who, this year. are only shout 14 in number, having medusas, their preliminary seven days' handing. The men mastered yes terday in strong force, and there seemed likely to be WA tow abeeetees. THE RAC2HORAR ICANGAROO.-•-.WO understand that this horse, which hen remedy achieved so raspy triumphs on the tad, has been sold fee 7,0001. to the Mar quis of Hastings, and left Lewes tide aseretee. Kangaroo, we bear, was boasts% by its late owner for 1504, and has netted upwards of 10,0004 this sprieg.• -Barry Standard. GREAT NORTHERN lioarrrer., OALIDONIAN-ROAD. —Number at patients for the week ending April V., 998, of which NS win new gam. OiMINAZY semisic wiz) sroczg. ills..WoLa Mow Val r ou l s = 4, Md.C. Blida sad Rister ,Clahotloidan I Omit sad m. lOarawall Dm • J Away. wag • Do.lllp. a.lspaiito Dublin andaluzie rftwateArtb,4l4.bd.ln k l l ... now dinbligb eent= ion. Zed= 0!11. BS. " D 7. Moo t Do. e. Ab&IDO,No.i 'Griot lkothat3oollasd erefeltoelhorn Dal { • n p. o. so dtv. =- Dalt lea o. bred el South D a Wool (Do ) Grit Weems Do.lioor Val.Goa.lik Do. Booth Malmo. 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Great Vor shares are now quoted 33 to ; East Lovell, 101 to 11jr; 3A3lvadden, Ifis. to 20s. ; East Gunnislake, 1 to 1; Illogan, 9s. to lla. ; Wheal Buller, 32 to 33 ; Lady Bertha, 1 to ; South Darrel, 21 to ; Cook's Kitchen, 84 to 9 i iki Providence, 30 to 31 ; East Caradon, to 141 ; East Cain Brra, 61 to 7/ ' • Tincroft, to 16 ; Kest Russell. 31 to k ; North Basset, to ; West Caradon, 8i to 94 ; and North Robert s Ils. to 13s. Foreign and colonial mining shares are unaltered. An extraordinary meeting of the Elbe Colliery Company (Limited) is called for the Ist of May, "for the purpose of raising further capital for the . working of the concern.' Advioes from East Lovell announce that five toms of tin had been-raised from the north lode shaft. With reference to East Guonislake and Soutk Bedford Consols Mines, a telegram was received at the office on Saturday afternoon, stating that the ore had all been cut out at the deep adit eat through a small crosacourse. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET*. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS (THIS DA.Y.) (sr swarm AND nrrmesamosar. kzzmakare.) (rmom oo• ow' ookazarosoarrr.) Corrow.—The peen' to.. of the market cantinas firm. Sales probably 10,000 bales. COEN. —Market well atteaded ; wheat in fair request. ak an advent* of 2d. to 3d. cm amber rad since Friday ; Isar more inquired for at 6d. to la. on barrels and Is. al maim Indian corn steady ; Galata 30a; beans firm ; oafs and oatmeal very firm at advancing prices. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) SCGAIL—The market was opened with an active demand at • general advance of 6d. per cwt. Massada include °loyal Masilla at 295.; Mauritius, low brows, 235.6.1.; five brows and low yellow, 29r. 6d. to 30s. 6d. ; grainy gray, 35a. 6d. ; native Madras, 255. • jaggier ditto, 23.. 6d. acre.; Havana, 37a. 6d. ; cad Cabs Muscovado, at 30,. 9d. Bo fiaa is also in mow active request, prices being 3d. to 66. per owt. dearer. Corm. —Firm prices are paid for all descriptions se colonial, native good ordinary sold at 67e. Tau.—Congo= have been sold at fully the late currency. Greeos-oAougs command improved rates. Rux.-300 puncheons of Demerara sol!.—fair to fine. L. 7d. to Is. Bd. Mat —TM market is firm, bat no lam of importance rei;;;;I. CosAmor , at the quarterly sale declined Id. to 2d. per lb, and hit sort .d. to 4d. per lb., but the bulk of the parade offered were disposed of. first sort low to superior, la. hi to 2a. Bd. ; seared, la. 3d. to 2s. 2d. ; third, la. 3d. to la. X; fourth, 10d. tole. 4d. SALITZTHII 00atintlfil dull of sale. Corrox.—The market is lam active, but fire prices me Paid- TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.) The market Is firm at tile prisms :—Tosre tiF low, 39r. 9d. net cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 41a. 3d.; all the month, 41s. 3d. ; Jams, 41e. ed. • October to Doom ber, 425. 34. to 425. 6d.: December. 424.6 d. SMITHFIELD HAY ILARKET.--CTIIIS DAY.) Mesas. Harvey .ad Easton report trade at last day's prase Hay, from 95e. to I.oBa. Clover, flow 110 a. to 128 a Straw, 213 a. to 39a. The 60,000 tulips planted by Messrs. E. G. Hen derson and Son in the Carder of the Royal Horticultural Society presses a sight such as has never been seen before in this aottotay. They are sow is fall bloom. ppooaa A " COLLECTION" UNDSZ DIFFICCLTID4.-1: the arrival of Deseral lee's despatch is Richmoed Presidsst Davis was oppugning his accuatomed seat during service in the church of Si. Peal, is which church, by the same clergyman, the Prince of Wales attended divine service upon the occasion of his visit to Richtnond, end the ' President was surroucded by a coogregation, of whisk the fairer portion was, ea usual, arrayed wish se elegance which hes long bass as unfailing source d wander to thoes who roiled epee Richmond's fate years of Weide. Suddenly the sexton, approaching Pow 'idiot Davis, handed to hies a paper, which was doe* =Rising from hie seat 'nth tinnier grewsal atlas, Ni. Davis left the &arch, aad afterwerde were' preveinest Aimee "ere by the same swim samanosed to follow hist. It will be believed thee the ezeitessent arson three who remained wee at fie highs" but it wee remarked by sly observes that de excellest clergyman, who has endeared himself to hi mew I gation by fear years of brave sad hearty sympathy tea their trials, did sot omit to sake tbe neat eolleeSoa— pond* with the dello of Impressing upon his Lion that nothing sanowel bed happened. pcesibly w = credit to a mummy from which ai felt that every sem i blames of vales was peen sway. The cosgrepties gee sot slow to diseases, sad quisidy frets mouth to see& Sew tho sad tidier. that is a few hours Itiebnioed's bag and gallant remisteses woublbsover.—Lerer from Rostbere Commander of the Times. 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