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The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-29

COURT OF DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAl3Bl§l.—Anuz. U.

(Man the Jadis .
Justice Ordinary, Kr. Baron Channel', aad
Kr Karadarg.)

The court thought there was no pound for a new trial on
any el the points. The most material of them wee the
:=6that the verdict was spinet the weight of
; but it was not aeosssary to my more upon the
subject then that the matter was preeminently one for the
jury, and that the Judge Ordinary was not diesatished with
their finding. Ths dispute as to Holly's evidence raised
several important questions ; but it eettM not be mid that
the Judge Ordinary had done wroag in ran that the
»speedier' attorneys bad sot bed reflicient scrim to
attend to orose-exareWo the wilier'. Besides, the issue of
cruelty having been negatived by the jury, and the verdict
on that point not being impeached. the petitioner could not
succeed even if a new trial were granted in obtaining a die
@olefin' of bar 'marriage, and she had not asked to have her
petit»n amended, as as to make it one for a judicial sew
raralecteed.

OODILINGTON V. CODZINGTON.
The Qmea's Advocate and Kr. laderwick appealed from
an interlocutory decision of the Judge Ordinary as to the
wife's mom to the children of the marriage. 'Them children
had been takes to Gibraltar on the sth of November last,
and Sir J. Wilds had refmed3o order them to be brought
back, the trial of the case being in all probability mar at
hand.

Yr. Kerslake, Q.C., amid Dr. Spiel's appeared for Admiral
Codriairkm.
The ooart dismissed the appeal, amid directed that the
outs of it should sot be timed spied the hasbend.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ants.
(Bakes Mr. Caconissioser Goa Mara.)
LA RI TORNEWL--THE KITIOPOLITAB NI:Mc HALL.

A gumbos mane Wont the court m to the right of • cre-
ditor to azsasine WitibilllNS ander • traet•deed. Mr. Tura-
ham, the builder of Turnhanis I. the Edgirani•
road, now known as the Metropolitan Masioball, in Jose
1.0 sescoted a deed of easignmect, ander which • puma
named Miler was appointed trustee. Mr. Turnbull bad
previously executed mortpges of the ramie-hall for 3,0004
and 6,0004 respectively, in favour of Messrs. (hirable, dis-
tillers, sad of Mr. Patman, architect of the hall, to whom be
had promised a boom of 50004 for gettilwrsisa credit with
the builders and oomplosting the ball. The property has
since been sold toe company for 14,0004
Mr. Reed and Mr. Merle on behalf of • creditor, now
proposed to examine the trMite• under the deed, sad other
witamme.

- lie. good took the objection that proceedings i 1) Chan-
cery haring Mc ocauessoad by the creditor against the
trusses, the creditor ought Dot to to allowed to ore the
powers of this war foe the purpose of getting oat fetuses
indirectly.
The further hearing was ad}oarsed till the 7th of May.
London, England, 1864-04-29

PROPOSED NEW NATIONAL GALLERY.

Mr. HBYGATE asked the Fuet Commissioner of Works
whether the scheme for erecting a now National Gallery at
the rear of Burlington-house, and which wee last year stated
by him to have been for • onnedersble time under the coo-
sidewalks of the government, had yet hanern"lissproved ; and
if not, to what national purposes it was pro to devote the
estate purchased for the nation in I at the oast of
134,0001., and now occupied by Burliagton.home and
gardens.
Mr. W. COWPER laid her Majesty's government bad
determined on proposing to parliament a vote and estimate
for erection a national gallery on the vataat ground in the
rear of Burlington-bourse. The animate was now being pre-
pared, and would shortly be laid on the table of the hones.
London, England, 1864-04-29

4 ,*

IMPERIAL E

HOUSE OF LORDS.—TatruDAY Ann 28.
Tao LORD CHANCILLOB took Wu mat oa Who wools* at
o cloak.
ROYAL COMMISSION.

Toe Royal rent wag given by commiindon to the follow-
ing bills :—Coesolidated Fund (15,000,0UOL) ; Bills of
Fachange, and Promissory Notes (Ireland) ; Conveyancers,
&c. (Ireland) ; Malt for Animals, Union Relief Aid Acts
Continuitoos, Warebowiing of British Spirits, Hell Docks,
LlansUy Railway end Dock Company (No. I), Newry and
Greenore Railway, Southwark Park, Folkestone Water,
Matlock Bath Rater, Marpie New Mills, and Hayfield
Junction Railway ; Chartsey Gan, Kinpton-upon-Thame•
Gas, Southwark and Vauxhall Water, Tunbridge Wells
Gas, Dublin and Belfast J militias Railway, Carmarthen and
Cutligan Railway, Dover Gas, Ipswich Gait, Swaneca
Vale Railway.
The Lords Commissioners were the Lord Chancellor, the
Earl St.,lierman's, and the Duke of Argyll.
London, England, 1864-04-29

THE ARMY ESTIMATES.

General PEEL asked when the army estimates would be
again brought os.
The Marquis of ILLETINGTON said it would be impossi-
ble in the present state of business to name any day cm
which the army estimates could be brought forward. It
was intended to proceed with the navy estimates before the
army estimates.
London, England, 1864-04-29

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(=o=ll TILIGRANL)

RUMOI7F.ED WITHDRAWAL OF THE
DANES FROM JUTLAND.
BERLIN Amu. S. ,

The semi-official Neue Preussioche lire= Zeitieng
of to-day says :—" We believe news has been re-
mired that the Dsnish General Hegermann, com-
manding the troops in Jutland, has retreated across
the Limpfjord without accepting battle."
The Norddeutothe Zeitung publishes news bona
Malmo, stating that the great concentration of
Swedish troops has again been entirely counter-
manded.

THE INSURRECTION IN TUNIS.
ALGIERS, APRIL 26.

The tribes in the dominions of the Bey of Tunis
are all in a state of insurrection, and refuse to pay
the taxes. The city of Tunis is, however, still
tranquil. .

PARIS, Aran 28.

The news that the Bey still occupies Tunis with
the nesessmy force for resistance is fully confirmed.
The English, French, and Italian vessels have dis-
embarked troops, who will act in concert and pro-
tect the subjects of their respective countries if
necessary.

THE ALIENATION OF NATIONAL
London, England, 1864-04-29

MEXICO.

PARIS, Ann, 29.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—"Advioes
received here from Mexico, to the 29th March, date
that the conciliatory mission of the French srmy
was becoming better understood.
" The number of adherents was continually
increasing, and the guerillas had disappeared."
London, England, 1864-04-29

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

IgniPoo4 APIIL 01.--Bslea to-day :—Oreat Eastern, 488--
London and North Western. 1111 1 it II I—N. IL Berwick capital
stock, 1008 —Baffalo and Lake Hamm. 68—Dutch Ebel MUM.
1 13. id p.—Sambre and Menne. Si—Alliance Beak,/ 11.1.=1
(LimitesP, 48 It Mt—British and Amerken tachange
Company (Limited), 71 1 13-16 16 16 8 1.168 p —Mercantil
Exchange Bank 'Limited,. 98 3-16 North and South
Wales, —British and Foreign Marine ;Limited,. Ire 13-16 p.
—Maritime Insurance (Limited). 1 xn —Liverpool Elekange. 181
—N3llimlni glean' NetlitatteM COmPany, m$ #l6d.—Wed India
and Pacitic Maas, 21.16 p.

BAHIA AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY COY-

PANY (LIMITED).-(THIS DAY.)

The thirteenth ordinary general meeting of the
shareholder. wu held at 1 o'clock, at the London twerp ;
Yr. JOHN Sian: Et. is the chair.

The report, which was published some time before, having
been taken an read,
The Outings" moved its adoption. He rid the gram
receipts from traffic in past years amounted to 2,0001.,
which added to the 126,0001. received coder the guarantee
from the Imperial Brazilian government, made a total of
151,0001. The expenditure amounted to about
50.0001., there rernaird a balance of 101,0001., leaving
• dividend at the rate of 5i vie cent. per annum, or 2# per
oast. for the half-year. The prospects of the com-
pany 1141 regarded traffic were favourable. There
were proofs that the imperial government and the
provincial goverment were earnestly endeavouring to de.
velop the traffic of the line, the objection of the provincial
government, on the ground of exmielve rates having base
removed. He believed that the expendituremight boor/ids-
rably reduced. (Rear.) An expeediture of 50,0001. a year
was manifestly too large ; but the directors were not
responsible for it, the retractor having handed over the
line as late as January last. He was happy to say
that the Secretary, Mr. Wentworth Clay, who had the
full confidence of the beard, sad had bad great ex-
ponents in the working of railways, had consented
to go out for the purpose of examining the
question of working expenses. He added that the con-
tractor bad made • claim of between sixty and seventy
thousand prods for extra work ; bet the engineer in chief
Mr. Vignola., was of opinion that all he was really entitled
tows. about 15,0001.

In reply too questice,
The Cu URN AN remarked that the dividend of 2 per cent.
for the hal67ear was algal to 115. per chain net.
After none discussion the report was adopted, sod a diet-
&lnd in accordaeoe therewith declared.

KOSSUTH AND SHAKESPEARE.
London, England, 1864-04-29

_, THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1864.

Mr. Tubbs rid that he held his appointment for 11 year
and if even or are of roarer or brutality could be proved
he would 'iv. 51. to any charity. A mierkirwas often falls,
tats that the poor should be supported altogether by relief,
but relief should only be in aid ot their ono exertion.
Sir Win. Wake, Bart., said that cm behalf of Um guardians
inquiries bad been instituted into this lamentable rase, and
the result bad been the complete szorration of the as-
sistant-ovenser._

The juror rid that in the pretest came Mr. Tubbs had
clearly dose all that could be required of him.
Mrs. Gayler said that on Saturday the deceased told her
that he had &wild every day during the week at the
Marylebose Workhouse, and Mr. Tubbs treated him like a
dog. Os Nasky morning he told whams he wee going to
kik oakum, and he was ill waste of dejection about it.
Deceased ens not generally a truthful man. He sometime*
drank to exam

The Cormier havisg summed tip and said that deceased
wu evidently nodes a delusion,
The jury retuned a verdict " That deceased committed
suicide by drowning himself in the ornamental waters of
the Itegent's-pszt, while in • stand nasound mind."

SHARE GISTS.--4211JS 11.4.17.)

Two o'Ozoow.

This being settling day, there is little business in
the railway market, and quotations have expe-
rienced few variations. The principal feature is •
decline of 1 per cent. in Metropolitan stock. Great
Eastern has also receded 1. On the other hand, Cale-
donian has improved;, and London and North West-
ern #. London and North Western stock is now
quoted 111 to 1 ; Great Western, 641 to 66 ;
Midland, 1301 to 131 i ; Lancashire and York-
shire, 110/ to 111 ; South Eastern, 901 to ;
Great Eastern, 474 to 1 • London and South
Western 98 to 99 ; Metropolitan, 1131 to 1144 ;
Great Northern, 1291 to 1301 ; and Caledonian,
1194 to 1.
Indian and Canadian lines are dull in some
instances, and very few transactions are recorded
in foreign shares.
UNDINANY BEAM AND STOMA.
lb.
I Pd. I ittig3FAit‘ I a7Zeg CH I basktay
s s
p.m.

U&LGN OBLIGAIIONS.

eIL I td. I MAIIIIATL

Tolosa. I d.M

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London, England, 1864-04-29

ROYAL ALHAMBRA.
co:num= SUCCESS of the ROYAL CIRQUE of the
NETREALLEDB: Rascals Loiseet, Director. The Company
contains the most varied talent and the most renowned Per-
tamers in tats prodemion, and Is admitted to be the best Troupe
that ever appeared In London. Morning Performances every
Wednesday sad getarday at o'clock. I'very evening at half-
past 7.
London, England, 1864-04-29

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Wore the Judo Ordinary.)
IS THE GOODS OP 3. MAUL

pr. SpinksapPlied for administration of the goods of firm
Beim. who had perished with her huaband in the Sheffield
costrophw
There Wag nothing to 'bow that her husband had mu-
m' her, the court panto' administration to the next of
ku of the deceased.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissiother Fans.)
IN LC NICNAILD HOOPIIII NOWINOIN.

The bankrupt was described as an agonies out of scar-
ixa, awl attorney's clerk, residing at Olifton-villas, Osmdeo-
slace. He owes 632 Z. to unsecured creditors, 39 in
number. chiefly for cash lent and goods supplied, in amounts
nriisi; from 3fis. to 100/. A good debt of 4504 is returned
hit ,Le from a contractor named Walter, in omrsiderstion for
tha •ack rapt having introduced him to a railway contract.
'Sc ACiounts having been only filed yesterday, an adjourn-
non' of the examination sitting necessarily took place till
tLe '26th of .11.1.
London, England, 1864-04-29

FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP
TABLETS, eel. and gd. each, told by all &sadism and
throughout the kingdom but the public should ask
pecan
riloi We, and see that the name of J. C. sad J. FIELD Is
ea each packet, box, awl tablet. Wholesale sad tee expectation
at the Works, DPHIL MAME, LLYII-111, LONDON. S., where
ales may be obtained their Prise medal ?mans Candles.
London, England, 1864-04-29

THE NATIONAL FINANCIAL COMPANY (LIMITED),
INVITE MIME] eTIONS FOX SHOES IN VHS
ALBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited)
floc Fire and Marino Insurances).
der the Companies Act. 1062, whereby the lie.
Imal ;rrid emit somember to strictly limited te the anemia of Ids
ahem
Capital £1.0110,600, drrlded Into ler Mumma £6O each. Filet

Issue, 10,000Shareek
I Deposit on dal:41011os, 41 per Share, and .C 4 oo allotment.
No call to exceed 46 per share, Dor to be made until the expl.
ration al three months from the incorporatioa of the Compsny,
nth at intervals of tees than three months 114 act °mum-
*lst hover.,, to call olio nsuoz a.than 46 per sham beyeed the
I *Wait And POSOMI CO
DISIOROBII.
&NM H. &WM BI C MINIM Jabs Metals mil Om), limiling•
bane.
.T. Gourley, tho Shipowner. Landon and Sunderland.
'Lm., merchant, Old Broad-street, Mentor of
the Mental Commercial Company.
Joseph McMaster, fin., Merchant, thatcheap, Dirsolor of the
National Ylnanclal Company.
P. W. Spathe, Esq. (Mart L J. Spasm and Co.). Plaases Ha%
Old Itroadeareet.
Charles Ladd Tatham, Yep. (Meson. Tatham and Co.), Podding.
lane.
C. P. Vammel, Seq., Merchant, 1, fthorter's.cooth ilweemortoo-

Also Dfreeton of
Director 1 the • •

ALeart We

YARIIL—The GRAND HOTEL,
Boulevard dee especial. Mel de Hawaii* Opera. Ma-
sao the Rue die la Pax. and near the Theatres, has been opened
since July, lat. It contains 700 bedrooms, prices front
dr. to Va. : 70 drawing...ma from Ur. to Intr.: • magnificent
salon, capable of dining more than NO persons, and where there
is • tableellate at six o'clock. Dinners and breakfasts are served
ila owls In the coffee-rooms as well as in the apartments.
There is a reading-mom with the beet English and foreign papers
and put:armless, a muuderoota, and a drawing.room for the use
of travellers, without any additional charge. There ars also baths,
smoking divans. pcotallos ; cabs, on doges, and
omnibuses going to the railway stains& The servants speak all
las:o.ga Thls superb Hotel, posseming *II that modern luxury
and comfort can con alas. mad situated In the most fashionable
part of Paris, to recommended to the attention of travellers
Independently of their two Hotels the Compagale fauna:lll2re
has estal.lished an extensive Private Furnished Rouse oa the
Boulevard tille Copulae', opposite the Rotunda of the Orand
Hotel. whom !sallies can reside as in their own private resi-
dences. and where they may rely upon Inditeg the utmost
cocaina.
London, England, 1864-04-20

FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP
TABLETS, ad. sad ed. each, sold by all chandlers and
Ccerstheme/ hoot the Haddon : but the public should ask
/bid's, and see that the manes ne J. C. sad J. 711ILD la
o• each packet: bog, awl tablet Wboleude and tor inoculation
at the Works, UPPER MASSE, LAW BILTII, LONDON. S., wheys
she may be obtained their Prize Medal Pentane Candles.
London, England, 1864-04-20

THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE
COMPANY.
Zdadishal 1841. Licurparated by Ad of Parilameat.
assuLta of the BUSIAM6B for the year ended May t 5.
1863, se reported a 5 the Animal General Mating of the Com-
pany, held November 2, 1883:
New Assurances foe Sand £428,742 0 0
Correspoctliag Annual Premiums
Anneal Revenue
151,775 12 10
Accumulated Fund
Sedating Aesurances 3,061,6ni 6 10
COLONIAL •ND FOREIGN AUSCRANCE.
Moderate rates applicable to different climates.
Immediate reduction of premium on return to Europe, with-
out medical canniest..
Local bards and agencies is aD the British colonies, where
proposals may be made. premiums receiCved, sad claims paid.
HOME A
Redneed read for persons who hays no intention of proceed-
ing abroad.
No restrictions whatever as to residence or •
The home and foreign prospectuses of the =way may be
had on application.
SAM- B. F11,15017880N, Resident Secretary.
London. 3, Pall-mall Fat, S. W., and 10, St. James's-street ;
Edinburgh [Head Oalce;, 5, George-street; Dublin, b 2, Upper
Sadmileatreet.
London, England, 1864-04-20

LLTEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BY suer= Triicakm.)

LEWES MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

INNKEEPERS' PLATE.
Nerboane
10 ran. Ran 15 miOutes behind time.
SELLING STAKES.

Coafusioa
Daston

.:. 3

Ors .
LEWES HANDICAP.

Footesoy
Doucbe
Inak Walton ...
6 ran.

ELHCTION AT PONYEPRACT.-(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
PONTEFRACT, WEDNE.DAY.

The junior lord of the Admiralty, Mr. Childers,
was re-elected this morning without opposition. The boo.
gentleman, in his address, referred with satisfaction to
Lord Palmerston 's home and foreign policy, and reviewed
the economical measures passed by the legislature subse-
quent to the Crimean war.
London, England, 1864-04-20

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RH-LAN E. -(TH D 3 DA Y. )

There was only a moderate supply of English wheat oa
sale in our market to-day ; yet the deemed for all kind, wan
in a most inactive state. at Monday's decline is the quota-
tion., of la. per qr.
With foreign wheat we were tolerably well, but not to say
heavily, supplied. Good and fine sampled changed hands
to a fair extent, at previous rates ; but all other kinds
moved off heavily, at barely stationary prices.

, •
Tbe inquiry for floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth was
much restricted ; whilst, for forwud shipment, very little
was doing.
There was a full average supply of barley both English
and foreign on the stand:. Makin parcels were very
dull, and, to have forced sales, lower rates must h►ve been
submitted to. Grinding and distilling oats were heavy,
but not quotably lower.
The malt trade was in a very inactive date, at previous
quotations. The supply of malt was large.
The show of oats was moderately extensive. Dry samples
supported previous gustation. In heated qualit,ies, text
to nothing was doing.
Beans ruled steady in price, although the inquiry for
them was by no means active.
The demand for peas was steady, at fall currencies.
Yost kinds of Boer supported previous rates ; but the
inquiry was lees active than last week.
The seed market was rather more active, and prises,
generally, were well supported. Cakes realised pier:toe
rates.
London, England, 1864-04-20

MRI 3. BRIDGET SPELLER, deoessed.—Pur-
'sant to sat Act of Parliament made and poised in the
nod lasi MA ye the num al her preasat ilayeety.
toted "An Act to farther amend the Law of Property. and to re-
lieve Trustese." NOTIOII Snit BT GIVEN, that all CIIDI-
TOBSend ether perm, baying say CLAIMS upon the STATIef
BEIDOXI SPIJAJIIt, formerly of Mlldanball, thdfolk, and after-
wards of Preckenham huff lb, widow, who died on the lath day
of October, 1163, mad whore will was proved in the Ahtrict
registry of Bury halal Edmond; Wattled Mbar Maaesty's Court
of Probate, on the alb day of January. MM. by Jamw Bead, of
ltildenhall aforesaid, gentleman. the sarvlrlog executor therein
lallaled, an required to send particalan of web claims or
demands on or before the 16th day of May neat to ua the tulor-
signal. the solicitors of the said executor. And notice is
hereby given, that after the said leith day of May nett the said
easentor will pooped to distribute the assets et the said testa-
trts between the parties entitled thereto, henna regard to the
dales only of which the said executor may then have bad
notice : and the said executor will not be responsible or liable for
the meets, or an, part thereof so distributed. to any person of
whose claims he shall n .t then have had notion
Dated this lath day of April, 1661
J. and J. LEAD, goliellises.
London, England, 1864-04-20

TIEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
.1J of PACKET 131118.—}'or HOBART TOWN Direct (bas
the treater pan of her urge engaged and shipplacaad
have immediate despatch;. the Britislubailt clipper BROAD-
WATER, A 1 10 yeas', 171 tons register, T. 8. KHAN,
Commander ; in the London Docks. This fine ship, bailt
under 'penal survey, Is Doted for her tutualling qualities and
sound delivery of cargo. She has a tall poop, with firsarate
accommialatioss for chief cabin passeugara—lor term at freight
or passage apply to DEVITT and ROUX 9, Billitsr•elireet.
London, England, 1864-04-20

PREFERENCE SHARES.

Great Western ( West Mid—Oxford, Ist gus. stoek),ls.

FOREIGN RAILWAYS.
Antwerp and Rottenlam, 94.
Belgian Eastern Junction, 14.
Dutch Rhenish. 174.
Recife and Ran Fninclaco (Pernambuco), guaranteed 7 per
amt. (limited), 17.
Sao Paulo Lim., guaranteed 7 per cent. (8/. paid), 8.
South Austria° an Lombardo:Venetian, 221.

MINEB.--(211111 DAY.)

Two o'Ctocx.

The mining market continues to exhibit a
dull appearatns., and prices generally are without
variation. The principal feature is a strong
demand for East Lovell shares, which are
quoted 18 to 20. East Caradon are
called 31 to + ; Marke Valley, 5 to ;
Halleubeagle, 3to ; and Great Vor, 32 to 33,
being lower. lu the Stock Exchange, Devon
Great Consols shams have been dealt Mat 555 and
572 i ; East Cain Brea at 10, showing a rise, and
Wheal Basset at 83.

St. John del Rey and Pontgibaud shares are
inquired for, and exhibit an upward tendency.
Other foreign and colonial mines are unchanged.
London, England, 1864-04-20

PORN OP APPLICATION FOR MARLS.

To the Directieit7B nt Fire iIIaIZSZIOB Company
el.Wited).
Gentlemen,—Hsvitig paid to your • the min of
being • depoeit of LI per share cm shares
in the above Company,. I hereby raga-st that you will allot ins
that number : and 1 agree ,according to the form prescribed
I,y the Articles of Amodation to accept each shares, or any
las number you may allot toe, to pay LI 10a per share on
allotment, and to execute the Articles of Aiwodation when
required : and I request that my name may he placed on the
register of shareholders for the ohm** so allotted.

Name la full
lteakleisce
Protease:at or bagman
Date
Pont,ofdee orders sad Beakers cheques 'crowed to the Coat-
ref. beaten) to be made payable to the Beeretary of the
ComPerti•

• " Searetur or " Beaker." me the cue may be.

E P P B'B COCO A,
Diatiegaideed ea
nuosiurt, GRATEFUL. AND INVIGORATING
BREAKFAST BEVIRAOL
Originated specially for the use of those ander bossatepathle
'Traumata, It has through Its agreeable:tees booms geoessily
aceepSed.
London, England, 1864-04-20

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

asunzs mzowts.)
THE FALL OF DUPPEL.
GRAVENSTEIN, APRIL 19.

The Danish lows yesterday amounted to between
)10 and 100 officers, amongst whom are General
Duplat and two colonels killed. 4,000 men are
&ars de combat.

INTIJIDED 000UPATION OF JUTLAND.
BERLIN, APRIL 19.

The Non/deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung of to-day
says :—" We learn that the occupation of the
whole of Jutland has bees resolved upon as apledge
for the indemnification of those Prussian and Ger-
man subjects who have suffered losses by Danish
piracy." It is also announced that the Prussians
will energetically contend at the Conference for the
tights of neutrals.

THE CONFERENCE.
DRESDEN, Aran 19.

To-day the Chamber of Deputies unanimously
resolved upon an address to be presented to Baron
von Beast. The address contains a vote of confi-
dence in the minister, and also a protest to be
banded in at the London Conference to the fol-
lowing effect :—"The separation of the duchies
from Denmark, and the recognition of the heredi-
tary succe.sion of the Augnatenburg family to the
inseparably united duchies is demanded both by
right and the will of the people. If the question
of right be disputed the decision appertains not to
a conference of the powers, but only to the people
and its representatives. A protest is also raised
against any resolution upon the future dispositions
of the duchies which may be made without their
consent and contrary to their wishes." In conclu-
sion the protest reserves tho rights of Germany and
of the Sleswig-Holstein people.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, Aran 19.

The Chamber of Deputies has granted a concession
b Mr. Ward for the construction of a railway
between Ibrail, Bucharest, and Orsora, with a
guarantee of 61 per cent. interest.

VIENNA, AnzL 19.

The Ge,teral Corrupowienz of to-day declares the
statements which have appeared in several journals
of the probability of an intervention of Russia and
Austria in the Danubian Principalities to be wholly
unfounded.
London, England, 1864-04-20

REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS.
Aorniom sad LucAs,
musucALINSTRLM ENT MANUFACTURERS TO
MAJZSTY,
210, REOZNT-STRIZT.

noRNET and Military Beau Instrumento of
1-1 the best English manufacture at httle more thee the charge
for common torelkti make. Leta torwardrd upon application.
Mr. T. Harter attend, daily to give instruction upon the new
Cornetc.apiaton mat Trumpet.

FLUTES. Boehm'a Council Prize Medal
()under.'. ;atone to nominees each. Conical. 3 guineas
to 16 guineas emelt. All tried end proved by Mr. lleujamita Wells
before being Wood.

ROMAN STRINGS.—Iu consequence of the
difficulty experienced by Amateors and Professors in pro-
curing these Strings. Ileum ADDISON and LUCAS beg to
announce that they import the floret strings that can be got, and
the only kind used by as most eminent artists on the Violin,
Harp, Orltsr, ac.

VIOLINS.—Prize Medal Copies of the old
Mostar; Lt U. to CH lb. atm.

VOCAL HORN.—This ie especially recom-
mended to Amateurs and Professors sa a beautiful draw-
ing room instrument Being to ,C
,1 wogs with planotorts scam-
cun be piayod so Pabllsh, for the voice without
Mtupeosing or the use of crooks. The tone is produced with
leas effort tlau any other brae instrument. Price, in cam,
I gametic Mr. C. Harper attends daily to glee losfroction upon
tie Vocal Horn. Zatiniatm for ante of military band invtaussents
furaishmi. with every particular rtepecting the formation of
Nude
London, England, 1864-04-20

fordo...
Total

MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.).

Sucsa.—The limited bulimia transacted is at prices
folly equal to the reduction in duties. The sales included
Mauritius low and ordinary brown, 345. to 37a. 6.1. ; grainy.
435. 6d. to 41a. Gd. ; Madras grainy yellow grocery. Mb. ud.
to 45e. 6d. ; sirup., 311.1. Gd. to 40a. dd. ; Jaggery, 32a. rrl. -
Cuba muscovado, brown to good, 38P. 6d. to 425. Gd.
Refined continued in moderate refines' at former rates.
CorrEE.—The parcels of plantation brought to public sale
have again gone off flatly at Is. lid. decline on last week's
prices ; triage sold at (77.. to 74e. ; low middling and
80s. to 863. ; good middling to fine, flits. to 94e. 6d.
Native Ceylon bas also been sold at lower prices ; gong or-
dinary, TO.. to 70.. 6d. - small, 67r.
Tr..t.—The public idea of Assam have passed off with
less spirit and at irregular prioes—Coegou and Soucbong
at previous prices, Pekoe and Pekoe Sonchong in some
cue at 3d. decline, and broken leaf at 2d. to 4d. decline.
Privately a fair Waimea has been traasacted.
Exit and Satrrrtitit continue inactive.

Itrcr.—A ye roe! of fair Necrsozie soh! at 9. 7A. klub,
and 2,000 hag of white Beagal at Ila. eld. to 12a.; Woke°.
9e. :t 1. to

Sheer.—Pepper is in better demand, eod sales of Slop-
pore have been effected at 4d. Cloves—MO bags Zen:Libor
sold at 3,14. cub.
lwmco.—Tbe public sales of Guatemala base goes off
heavily at February sales' prices to 4d. decline, except good
and floe sorts which sold at ertreme prices; low and ordinarY,
2. 53. to 4s. ; middling to good Carter, 4s. 3d. to Gd.;
middliog to fine Sohn., rn. to 6e. 101 ; Flores, 7s. to 75.6.1.
Corroc continues dull of sale.
London, England, 1864-04-20

MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT.

ROLPII T. HOWLETT.
TO TM IDETOR or tam
an act of justice to myself, my reputa-
tion as a tradesman being at Stake. permit me to request the
insertion of the following remarks accidently °mete.; ~,
the
indentreport of the above came in your journal of the 11th

"Mr. Serjesst Baßutin, said he was instructed by
defendant. who was a printer carryiug on loainee in Frati.
street, Soho. for fifty years, to deny that he had meditated
any fraud whatever, and that there were a great number of
first-dam tradesmen in court who would give him a cha.
racier for the utmost honour and respectability in his pro.
torsion. After what had fallen from the learned counsel
for the prosecution it was unnecessary for him to ad.'
word in the shape of reply, but the might be observed,
that every ose who knew Mr. Howlett knew him to be
non who was incapable of committing a fraud.
Mr. term Pigott in addnseirag the jury said the de-
foadaat was clear of any imputation whatever." aa.,
la., GEORGE HOWLLTI.
. . _

10, Frith-street, Who, April 15-
London, England, 1864-04-20

MR. THOMAS WADDRLOW, deoessed.
Pursuant to an /tato( Parliament made and pearl la the
Mind and ittrd years of the reign of her atllie 33,
inutuled, "An Aot to farther sawed Qs Law sty and
to Relieve Trustee,: NOTICZ 13 ILZRZBY at all
CREDITORS and persons having any CLAMS or domande on
original the ROTATE of THOMAS if ADDRLOW, late of Medley
In the parish of Lakentieeth, la the county of Suffolk,
Inquire, deceased, (who died on or about the 21st day
of August, 1853, and whose will wee proved by Philip Faller,
et Barton Mills, is the said minty of Suffolk, tallier and
merchant Henry Wing, of BBuarryr Saint Edinvied's, In the said
county, surgeon (since and Thomas Roberion, of
)swell, In the said county, farmer, in the Prerogative Court of
Canterbury, on the let day of January, 1863, or upon co against
the mid Philip Fuller, and Thomas Reiman, and orgeHayford, of larkford, in the maid county, fern er (whom was duly
MP°latad a trustee in Comae,, of the power ornialned
seld will, to tW place and stead of the said
Henry Wing, deceased), se each trustees and execute:in
as sfureasid, an hereby required to seed in the ppaarrttllccalan
of their claims or demands to us, the antler ed, the
solicitors of the said trustees end executors on or before the
18th day of May next and notice ta hereby also given
that after that day the add Mister and executors will proceed
to distribute the meets of the deceased anew the parties
entitled thereto, having regard only to the claims of which the
said trustees and executors Ain than have notice, and that
they will not be liable for the meets, or any part thereof, so
distributed to any person of whom debt or claim they shall 004
then have had notice.
Dated this Nth day of April, USA
J. and J. ILA Solicitors, Ypdsohal4 Suffolk.
London, England, 1864-04-20

SHARE mars—MlLS DAY.)

Two °Two&

There is not much business doing in the railway
market to-day, yet the tone, on the whole, is
favourable. The principal feature is a rise of
per oent. in Metropolitan stock. London and
North Western and Lancashire and York-
shire have also improved and Midland
i. Great Eastern has receded f. London
and North Western stock is now quoted
II to ; Western, 651 to e, ex div. ;
Midland, 130; to ; ; Lanmshir• and York-
shire, 109; to 1101; Caledonian, 118 to 119 ; South
Eastern, 90; to f ; Great Eastern, 46; to
Great Northern, 130 to 131 ; London and South
Western, 985 to 985 ; and Metropolitan, 114;
to 114.
Lombardo-Venetian Ames have declined, and
Dutch Rhenish and Pernambuoo are flat. San
Paulo, on the other hand, exhibit an upward ten-
dency. Great Indian Peninsula and Indus Steam
Flotilla stocks are inquired for. Canadian lines are
inactive.
London, England, 1864-06-15

SHARE LISTS.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Owoz.
In the railway market to-day the fortnightly
settlement almost monopolises the attention of the
dealers, and very few transactions have consequently
taken place. As regards the principal stocks, the only
variation is a decline of per cent in Midland.
London and North Western is now quoted at
111 k/ to 112 ; Great Western, 651 to 64 ; Mid-
lan 131 to ex the new issue ; Lancashire
and orkshire, 1121 to 1; South Eastern, 901 to 94;
Great Eastern, 461 to lj ; London and South
Western, 97 to 98 ; Metropolitan, 113 i to 114 i ;
Great Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Caledonian,
1178 to 118.
The operations in foreign and colonial railway
shares continue upon a very restricted acale, and
prices show no change. Some of the securities of
the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada are dull.
ODDLNAKY MAIM AND STOCK&
IPd. I &AMWAY". luteel
at
iDIA7
London, England, 1864-06-15

THE CONFERENCE.

Mr. OSBORNE, who bad placed a Dodos on the paper to
put a quedion to the Fint Lord of the Treasury se to the
publication of the proceedings of the oonferenee in the pub-
lic newspapers said : As the house is not likely to receive
any eatiefectory answer upon the subject of my question, I
will draw the attention of the house, on the trot °cession
of going into supply, to the publication of the secret diplo-
macy of the government in the Dewspapem. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. D. GRIFFITH, being more sanguine than the hon.
member for Lidceard, would ask the Finn Lord of the
Treasury whether, since secrecy was not observed by the
other parties to the contemner, it would not be a mere
empty form to maintain it towards the House of Commons •
and to ask, therefore, whether when the extension of the;
Conference was consented to, it was understood and agreed
that that extension should be fieaL
Lord PA LUERSTON—I will not enter Into a discussion
of the first part of the question, which is only arguments.
live. With regard to the last part I have no reason to
believe, but the contrary, that there was soy decision of
the conference when the armistice was prolonged that the
prolongation should be final. It is perfectly open to the
conference to prolong the armistice or not at the end of
the present term, according to the urgency of the existing
London, England, 1864-06-15

ROME.

A letter from Rome, in the Patrie, relates the
following incident :

The pontifical gendarmes on the frontier of Cores, had
for some time past been trying to gain over one of the
eustoras' men from the Bailee post opposite. They at
length succeeded in inducing one to desert—a man who bid
formerly left the Austrian army to take service in Italy.
He was immediately taken to Rome and placed at the dis-
posal of the director of police, Colima's'. This skilful de-
fender of the temporal power, emboldened by the suc-
cess of the Venenzi-Fausti affair, immediately roes.
rosoced en investigation, hoping to obtain the key of the
means of correspondence which the police imagine to exist
between the Italian patriots on the frontier of Cores*. He
was, however, not more fortunate this time than at the
discovery of the Roman committee. During that famous
trial the majority of the documents disappeared ; this time
the inatruulent itself was found to vanish. When on the
following morning Collemassi seat for the customs officer
who had been lodged in the St. Anne Barrack, the deserter
was no longer there. He had been carried off that very
morning in a carriage ; and at the moment in wt.ith the
pontifical director of police was sending for him, he was
already on the Italian territory in safe custody.

(unia's MIJIMAZIS.)
DENMARK.

00P111411AGILY, Jura 13, 4.58 r.x.

. .
The Rigsraad (common aesembly for the king-
dom and Sleevrig) has been convoked for the 25th
June.

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR AND EM-
PRESS OF AUSTRIA AT MUNICH.
MUNICH, Julia 15.
The Emperor and Empress of Austria arrived
here at 6 o'clock this morning, and were received at
the railway terminus by the King and the royal
princes.
Their Imperial Majesties will continue their
journey to Kissengen this evening.
London, England, 1864-06-15

THE POLICE COURT&

LAMBETH.

Mr. Stephen Golder, one ofthe churchwardens of the
district church of St. Paul's, Lorrimore-square,lWalworth,
and Michael A. Gabb, the clerk, appeared before the Hon.
G. C. Norton to answer two SLIIIIIDOWISS charging them
with mouthing Mr. William Gauntlett in the church.
The statement of the complainant, which was made at
peat length. was that wishing to occupy • particular seat
in the church he had endeavotund to do so, but had been
prevented by the clerk and the bell-ringer, by whom he
wan unsuited, and then thrust by force from the edifice.
Evidence in support of this accustion having been heard,
Mr. Norton remarked that without going further into this
unfortunate affair, there was quite enough before him to
prove an assault on the part of one of the defendants,
Gebb. There were two points, however, in the Cue. The
tint was whether the churchwardens could delegate the
power to their clerk or verger to remove • parishioner from
the church ; and the next, whether the complainant had not
a perfect right as a parishioner to occupy one of the free
seats. He had very little doubt on either point, and be-
lieving the churchwarden could not delegate his authority,
the verger bad clearly committed an unjustifiable ausult.
He (Kr. Norton) should nut, however, take it upon himself
to give an opinion on either of the points to which be hid
alluded,but should strongly recommend an amicable arrange.
moot of the unfortunate affair, in the hope that it would put
an end to the present misunderstanding and bickerinp, and
lead to the restoration of peace and harmony in the parish.
This being agreed to on both @ides, the meta were divided,
and the squabble came to an end.
London, England, 1864-06-15

The ftnesta took the chair at 10 minuted' put 12
Woke&

DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY BILL.
Os the motion for the noesiderstion of this bill,
Mr. HERBERT moved that the bill be recommitted to
the former committee, on the ground that the parties to oue
of the competing schemes had been ndaled by or had mill.
understood a communication made by the chairman of the
committee (Mr.H.Baillie) which prevented them from offer-
ing evideoce which they were prepared to adduce.
After a long discussion the house agreed to the motion.
GAOLS BILL AND FACTORIES' EXTENSION BILL.
In ►eply to Mr. Nowoutorz,
Sir G. GREY said that he would fix the Gaols Bill for
Monday, when it would come on, be hoped, at an early
hour. The right boo, baronet also fixed the Factories'
Extension Bill for the morning sitting oo Friday next.
London, England, 1864-06-15

AB/UDGED PROSPDCITS.

Thie Corporation—lib7---hieZed j tise-purpose of
the ordinary Moraine of i; a
es
Manesot. Company whit thatun an
of an
relate Agency—a want not yet supplied by any of the existing
companies.
The bombers of the Corporation will sorb* of two dirdinct
branches, via, gametal traimectom and aerate agency business.
pal
and compeasat representatives will be appointed la the princi-
towns.
The Mandel Department wl7 emend of advancing money on
real and personal setae, whether latemded for sale or otherwise,
and on each other eeenratiee as the Direetwe may approve. The
Corporation wig act also as agents between mortgagors and
ussigancee,
and will negotiate eubscriptiona or loans for lit itlah
and foreign undertakings, the bona edge of which will be strlcUy
113.'4101.d before they are trahmitted to the public.
The Wale Agency Department will entrance valuations the
purcbme and sae of aerates. leads. and houses: the manvge-
toeot of metes, and the carrying out of drainage, and other co
eential improvements also the sales of agricultural protract.
fared. Week, and ovary &aerie.oo et prevent.. by private
eontract and public auction . and It is Intended to bold periodi-
cal salsa of freehold and lemehold properties.
Several lucrative transactions have already been mewed by the
Corporation . and although the Directors molder the present
nominal capital ample for all imandisee purposes, power hos
been taken to faeces's the same should it be ultimately deemed
desirable.

By the articles of emaciation 'which Be br biapectice at
the temporary aloes of the Compared each director is re-
quired to bold SOO dares and more t►ee t.OOO shares have
already bleu eubscribed for by the directors and their friends.
Prospectuses aad lama M applications for shares may be ob-
tained from the Beakers. Broken. aad Auditors. or at Me Tem-
p:wary Micas of the Company.
London, England, 1864-06-15

[TWOPENCE

THE LATE IPATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT
AT HOMAN.

Yesterday, Mr. C. J. Wood, the coroner for
West Surrey, resumed the inquiry as to the death of the
Sys parsons killed by the accident on the South Welailta
Railway, by the collision of two trains while returning on
Tuesday from Ascot rams. The inquiry was carried on,
as before, in the reeding-room of the Foam Literary
fate, and the same legal gentlemen represented the
I friends of the deceased parties and the railway company as
on Thureday last, in addition to whom Mr. C. J. Bawling.l.
Medd for the driver sod stoker atlas train which is
to have occasioned the collides; Mr•Barrifutahlasoa f7rl7.
Rostrick, oos of the injured psensosses ; Mr. Clark and Mr.
Limb watched the ems CO the part of the widow, alma-
tors, and relatives of the demand Mr. Trigs, who died at
Charing-cross Hospital, and the inquest upon whose body
was reported in our =pre mien of yesterday. Mr. Clark*,
the secretary ; Mr. Godson. superintendent of the line ; Mr.
Scott, Maio manager ; and Mr. Beattie. superintendent of
the looomoties department, mem likewise in attendance on
behalf of the company. Colonel Tolland. the government
railway inspector, was present, es representing the railway
department of the Board of trade.

The jury herbs& answered to their names,
Mr. Rawlings, in reply to a question from the coroner,
stated that the driver. Les, and the fireman, whom be repro-
seated, were, by his winos, not present.
Ilr. Crorobie—They have been sommosed, together with
all the other °Meets di the contras viA anything
about the oceurresal.
London, England, 1864-06-15

THE YORKSHIRE ASSIZES.

Mr. S. FSTCOURT give notioe of his intention to move
on ping into supply, on Monday next, an addreet to the
grown, praying that the report of the Privy Council with
regard to the trandereoce of the 111•4011 from York to
Wakefield should be recotwidend. (Hear, War.)

WAIL

Sir J. HAY asked the under Secretary of State for
War to ley upon the table of the house atatemeote of the
number of officers and men in the Cape Coast command on
the let day of July, 1863 ; of the number of officers and
men landed from the Mews at Cape Coast in August,
1863; return of the number of officer' and men landed
from the Tamar at Cape Coaston the 9th day of April, 1864 ;
nominal list of the thirteen officers who have died up to last
returns; nominal list of the fifteen officers invalided up
to last returns; nominal list of the nine officers remaining
sick at Cape Coast ; list of the number of men dead since
the Ist day of July last ; list of the number of men in-
valided since the lit day of July last; list of the number of
meu in hospital as last return ; and statement of the
remaining effective force at Cape Coast Castle on the 14th
day of May. He was able to prove that these men had
died from the criminal incapedty of her Majesty's govern-
ment. (Cries of "Oh, oh, " and "Order.")
Order.")
The Marquis of HARTLIGTON hoped that information
upon all the point, referred to, which was in the pomeesion
of the Horse Guards, would be laid on the table to-morrow
or next day, with other papers relating to the Ashantee war.
The returns, however, received up to the present time by
the Adjutant-General, only reached to the end of Let April,
and did not comprise the names of all the officers who, as
stated by the boo. and gallant %sutler:ran, bad unfortu.
nattily died subsequently to that date. All the information
in the possession of the Horse Guards should be laid on the
table.
London, England, 1864-06-15

[Stamped, id, Additionla

mixed districts of Sleewig from the Bay of Gameß-
ing to the south of the town of II: lasted. It is
doubtful whether the proposal will be accepted
by Denmark.
La France contains a similar statement, and
adds :—" Denmark having been semi-officially
consulted has declared that the line of the Danny
works is the only one she will accept."

THE BRAZIL MAILS.
LISBON, Jugs 14,1260 P. K.
_ _

The Mernageries Imperiales steamahip Guieune
with the above mails arrived here to-day. The
Royal Mail Steamship Parana, with the outward
Brazil mail, had reached Pernambuco on the 29th
ult.

(Per the Galena., by telegraph from Lisboa.)

RIO, MAT 24.

Exchange on London, 2711 to 27i ; on Paris, 345
to 347. Coffee, price of good fiat, 7,900 to 8,100
reis. The shipments of coffee since the departure
of the last mail amount to 51,400 bags ; stook of
mete, 22,000 bags. Freights, 355.
BA HIA, MAT 29.
Exchange on London, 27S to 274, Engem, 3,000
to 3,300 reis. Cottons, 25,000 to 28,000 reis.

PE/WAX/31700, Joys 1.
Exchange on London, 271 to 27g. Sugar,
5,200. Cottons, 27,000 reia.

MUSIC.

lONIC SOCIETY.

The seventh Philharmonic Concert (the List bet
one cl the imelon) took piece on Monday night et the Hanover-
squaw Room. It was a mod brilliant and anorweelal en-
tertainment The Prin.:ewe Helena and Looks honoured
it with their preeswaa and the rooms were crowded to the
decal with fashionable company. The programme was Y
follows :

PAM 1.
Overture, " Eurrenthe" Weber.
Valve, Yana Trebeill ("Tang ')
Ooacerto b O imejer, pfaseluele, Hew Purr beetJ3even.
"Rues elle Petrie," MARL Trebelli
la(titallsua lb Algiern loulnL
Oceseerto, rlobo, Herr Wiestawakl lieudelaeolm
PA= 11.
--• • -

. ...
Net=la Broke Beetbor
Arts, -In belle Mee,- MM.. TrentUt ("Nicola
de Lon flasks.
Overture, . le None dl Figaro" Wont.
Conductor-Professor Sterndele Bennett, Mum. D.

Madame Trebelli was the only vocalist. Rossini's ear
from the Italian is Algieri is beautiful, and was besuti•
fully sung; but the waltz from Gounod's Pamir arranged
for a single voice, and the trivial sir (also a sort of waltz)
from an unsucoredul opera, were not well fitted fora Mil-
harmonic Concert. We believe that the directors generally
allow the vocal performers to choose their own pieces, sad
there are obvious reasons for this practice ; but on this co-
make the fair singer was not so judicious or happy in her
choice se she might have beeit.
London, England, 1864-06-15

Merchant, and Midland Bank shares were quoted
lower.
Joint Stock Disoount shares have risen this
afternoon to 21 to 2} prem. Contract Corporation,
Laud Securities, National Steam, New Zealand
Trust and Loan, Thames and Mersey Marine In-
surance, and West India and Pacific Steam were
all better. City Offices, English and Scottish
Marine Insurance, Smith, Knight, and Co., and
Telegraph Construction have given way. Egyp-
tian Trading shares were steady, at 24 to 21 prem.
The closing (but in some cases merely nominal)
quotations for shares in new undertakings are
subjoined, viz. :—lnternational Land Credit, 2ft
to 2f prem. ; Imperial Bank of China, } to }
dis. Millwal Iron Works, fto } prem. ; Raiding
Iron Works, } to 1 prem. ; Chamonix Hotel, } to
I} prem. ; Italian Land, par to } prem. ; and
Channel Steam, 1 to 2 prem.
London, England, 1864-06-15

ITALY.

TURIN, Jain 14.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a question
was put by Signor Mordini respecting the Danu-
bian Principalities and Tunis.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs, in reply, de-
clued that in the diplomatic negotiations about to
take place the Italian government, as a guaran-
teeing power, was ready to take into consideration
the present position of affairs, and to endeavour to
find elements of agreement between the Powers.
With regard to Tunis, the Minister declared that
the necessary steps had been taken to protect the
numerous Italian colony Clime. Italian policy re-
quires the independence of Tunis. The govern-
ment will follow the course of event', in order to
preserve the influence due to Italy. The subject
then dropped.