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The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-21

tutu Enulligenct.

EQUITY COURTB.—Anin. 20.
(Before ViorChaneellor Sir W. P. Wood.)
?Si LONDON, DRUMM AID SOOT! COAST SAILSIT
COMPANY V. VHS MID SUIT SLILWAT coirrAxy.
This owe come on upon the demurrer of the defrodeet,
the Hid Kest Railway. The object of the sort wee to ea,
force the specific performance of as agreement for irot
traffic arrangements between the London and lkisio-O:
Company and the Mid Kent Compaay. The South Ream,
Company were also made parties to the suit, by aft...,
their being the poems actually working the Mid Rea
line. The afoot of the demurrer was to deny, eves greet..
(or argunemit's sake the statements put forth it the plan
tiffs bilk that any remedy could be had in this suit.
Hr. Mt, Mr. J. H. Taylor, the ISolicitor.Genersl,
Eddie, Sir H. Calms, and Mr. Jewel were in the cam
The Vice-Chancellor was of opinion that the demurer
mast be allowed. The agreement for working theee ad.
armagements was dependent oa a plan of the lines to
worked over, and yet DO plat was set out in the bill. Bet
pulsing by that as a technical ground, the bill failed a
=out a awe upon which this court could interfere
set. It tot out an agreement with the Ilid.llset
Railway, which ewes in itself was difficult of execatiot
and which, even if the court would see its way to enforce it,
was aleocrippled with this further defect. It was an aira.
meet which could only be enforced by actin upon the Home
Poets= Company, and that company was sot a parttixtfto
it, and coomqueetly not a party to this snit. Under
theumetanees the demurrer must be allowed; but if this
plaintiffs thought they weld batter their as% there rook
be liberty to amend.
London, England, 1863-04-21

TUESDAY EVEIRING, APRIL

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THZ POLES AT PARIS.

The Poles residing at Paris have presented the
following address to Prince Napoleon. Among the
signatures are those of Prim:* Czartoryski, General
Zamoyski, M. Galenzowski, Colonel Kamienskl,
Bohdan Zaleski, and others :
Monseigneur,—We have been hug aware of the sym-
pathy which your imperial highness entertains for a
country whose long safferinp sad patriotic oesstancy have
a claim to your liberal and generous heart. You have just
given us a new and striking proof of those sentiments. With
a feeling of grateful emotion we have heard the warm-
hearted and eloquent words which you have recently spoken
in the Senate in favour of Poland, tracing in indelible
characters the picture of the oppression which weighs upon
our country, denouncing and stigmatising iniquity and
apostacy, speaking of Poland as a sister of France who has
suffered and is still suffering while she waits for justice.
We are happy, Monseigneur, to 'apnea to you the grati-
tude with which your words and your acts have inspired us,
feeling convinced that we may always rely upon your rap-
port. Your sympathy for a just cause can only increase
from attacks which cooler honour when they emanate from
accomplices of a foreign domination, from men who are
justly branded by you as history also will brand them.—We
are. he., [Signatures follow.]

SWEDEN.

A letter from Stockholm says :

Prince Constantine Csartoryski continues to be the object
hare of the popular ovations which greeted him on his
first arrival. He every day receives invitations t 3 dins
with the heads of our princsipal families. He is also re-
ceived with great oonaideratioe at the edam and has
already on two occasion been the guest of King Charm XV.
A few days since Prince Oscar, the King's brother and heir
presumptive to the throve, gave a grand dinner in horsier of
the Polish prince, to which a settle) number of the meet
influential nobles and members of the Legislative Chambers
were invited. It is scarcely necessary to say that on this
occasion toasts in favour of the SUCOOIII of the Polish cause
were drunk with the utmost enthusiasm. Prince Car-
toryskl, in consequence of an invitation addressed to him by
the students of the University of Upeal, intends to go there
shortly, where, from the preparations to receive him, he
will undoubtedly be the object of a great popular de-
monstration.

(azurzz's

ARRIVAL OF THE SULTAN AT SMYRNA.
SMYRNA, Ann, 2L
The Sultan arrived here yesterday but did not
land.
Fuad Pacha visited the Imperial Railway yes-
terday.
London, England, 1863-04-21

COURT OF EXOREQUER.-APRIL 20.

&Wags at Nisi Prins at Guildhall.—(Before Mr. Baba
amnia aad a Oommori Jury.)
•-
BLAU D. num%
- - • • - - -

The plaintiff in this case was a young lady, 13 ran r
ft% and daughter of a reitarteaster at Purbitee, aes,
Kinpton, WWI abs brought the antics by her next (rivet
(her father) against the defendant, who was the contractor
for the town of Barbitou, to recover °mensuration, in di.
maps, for juju' :es sustained through the alleged negligeeu
of the defeedant's magmata. The defendant pleaded sot
Mr. Joyce was counsel for the plaistiff ; Mr. Brown for
the defeadant.

It appeared from the evidence of the plaintiff, a very ie.
{enigma little girl, that on the night of the 4th of Watch
lit she was returning boom to ber father's boom from the
post- office, and wee about to mom the Higkunrest, ante
she suddenly stumbled over a Wrap at gravel and fell into •
pit which had ban dug by the defendant's men for the per-
pees at repairing the seven. She was extricated and takes
borne, when it was found that she bed reeseved injuries to
bar bead and right foot. Bbs now &adored from pair ie the
bead, and sometimes could not walk. Provioaa to the azi-
deol t3a was in the habit of teaching lodise riding, bat she
bad bees unable to do co sine..

The defers was that the pl►intiff contributed to the sad.
dent through bar 0011 negligence. The pit was lighted, and
• watchman was placed there to provost socideete.
The case ooenpsed the whole of the day, and bad not ma.
eluded when the court roes.
London, England, 1863-04-21

FRANCE.

PARL9, APRIL 20.

La France of this evening draws attention to the
fact that Admire' Wilkes continues to subject
British merchantmen to search. In consequence of
these measures two more English ships have been
detained by Admiral Wilkes and conducted to New
York.

La Prance is inclined to believe that these pro-
vocations have no other object than to exasperate
England and bring about war.
The Emperor will hold a grand review of the
Imperial Guard at Longchamps to-morrow.
THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
VIENNA, Arw 20.
_ _

The Vienna Gametes of this evening publishes the
text of the protest of the Austrian government
addressed to Denmark.

The samepaper states that the Austrian ambassa-
dor, in comp/lanes with the wish of Prussia, had been
instructed to forward to the Danish government
the reservation of the rights of the Germna Con-
federation, in a simultaneous note with that of
the Prussian ambassador, and couched in similar
terms.
London, England, 1863-04-21

THE POLICE COURTS.

Edward Salistanjiiii. poor
gs man, was chargati wit!' mating
as obstruction by thin in the guest.
Polloe-oonstable W. Frank, 237 X said—On Satur-
day n*t.,. at bat-peat sight, I was on duty in Grouses-
row Mmboo, when I saw the defendant there with a barrow
loeied with greens walking up and down in the carriage-
way. A man with a horse and cart wanted to come oat d
George-street, andthe defendant was blocking up the way,
and refused to go until he bad served his customer. He
kept the man waiting with the cart until he had finished.
Yr. Selfe—Can you tall me whether there is ear pre
scriptive right for people to stand and block up tie tba
magbfare in Stratton-ground, Weetmineter
Policeman—l don't know, your worship.
kfr. Salts—l should like to know, for I can't sea bow is
with any show of decency can Sae mss with barrows ins
being in Grosvenor-tow while others are allowed with
impunity in Stratton-ground. If the public coevenissee
to be at all ommidersd, I cannot see a greater nuisance thu
that in Stratton-ground.
Police—We bare no orders to interfere with it.

kr. Belie —lt was not °eV the poor people with mamas
and stalls who *blanketed the streets, but the shopkeeper
themselves took the road toning their houses. I should like
to have some light thrown upon the matter. I don't went
a comae spinet these poor people, but there ought to be
uniform rule. It arms unMet that these stands should be
mmfitted in cos part of a disdriot sad disallowed in mother.
Deleedaat, you algal walk ca whoa teld. You ere .la.
charged.
London, England, 1863-04-21

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

Mr. WYKEHAY MARTIN obia:ierdisave to bring it
a bill to amend the law rotating to municipal thetieee.
The bill was subsequently brought in sad mad the first
time.
The home adjourned at 25 minutes to mes.

SAILOne' Hong, WILL-arrnier, LONDON Dods,
—At • meeting of the directors, held in the rounsun et the
institatioe on the 18th iaetant, Oaptain Hon. PM.. Hands,
R.N. in the chair, the report of the building committee
(Itislit Has. Lord Hoary L'hohnoodeley, chairman) we
ree4 sad the per presented and 'Rehabbed by the archi-
tect, Kr. E. L. Bracebridse. It was neseimotoily reeolved
tbst the plans ander anatios, &named upon the prin-
ciples nt efficiency sad economy of epees, and giving such
fall effects in their doesfle to the wishes of the bawd, be
adopted. The wet will be 10,0001.
ROYAL Fan HOSPITAL, GRAY'IbIND-ROLD. —The
samba of patinas relieved at Ude keepita daring the week
ding April 18 was 3,914, of which 863 were new new.
P•aLLAXIINT•ItIf INWrallCTlON.—tfieful reference
may be made to portions of the evidence set forth la the loped •
of the Select Committee el the Home of Common on the Adul-
tomtios Question. The examination of Dr. Letheby elicited the
be Information that, ^ net only In Lollllon. be! le
and all the great opiate al tamp( ft le general,
that Do article is astalterated to a maim extent than Cod •
Oil ead n a pretwilla&arablion mina that Dr. de Jonah's Light
Drown Cod Inpredawn a very different effect Iron a 9
abet Ideaa la cup merlon of this circumstance. Dr. Letheby
remarked, "One impediment to the administration of the
ordinary Cod User 011 fa that after • abort time the patient
be ease digastad, end casseteeders a : whirrs Dr. de Joiab's
OU may be him far a liagtheasd period without
Jamb's any such
modem, waft send . pimentos Midi disagree with
stomata of Wag panne is Dr. de Oil, probably from
the care used s the preparatientiar' . de Jonah's LIMA brown
Cod Liver Ofl Is sold slaty Imperial half-pints, dd.
Man as. tam sob easwiesees, assn. naresee,
end On„ ; and by respectable chemists.—
(Agnstlessaral.)
London, England, 1863-04-21

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 21. 1863.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

nurwria's !KAOLIN.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
ORAODW, Arm. 20.
A manifesto of the National Committee of War-
saw says :
" The Marquis Wielopolaki, not contented with
being guilty of treason in the interior of the coun-
try, continues his work abroad, and dares to insult
foreign princes on account of their noble sentiments
in favour of Poland. The central committee,
therefore, protests against these offences against
the public conscience of Europe."

WILNA, Arm 17, Emma
Persons of all classes are constantly leaving this
district to join theinsurgenta
Arrests and domiciliary visits are of daily Omar-
renoe.

The citadel is filled to overflowing with political
priTnere. _ _

Many persons have been sentenced to death by'
courts-martial, but none have yet been executed,
the 'unitary governor having in all masa osinnkuloil,
t~eaataogM, • wi

A large awake at P.l h laird/widen haveried
to this city.

PRUSSIA. AND THE POLISH
INSURRECTION.
BERLIN, Ann O.

The Staatsaineiger of this evening Uys :—"The
rumour published by several papers of serious
encounters having taken place between the Prussian
troops and the insurgents in the district of
Pleschin is devoid of foundation. The unresisted
capture of waggons laden with materiel of war
and of a few individuals was all that actually
occurred."
London, England, 1863-04-21

HERB PAUERB HISTORICAL CONCERTS.

Herr Paner, the celebrated pianist, recommenced
yesterday afternoon, at Willis's Room% a Dew series a
those " Historical Commie* which last rear mind 110
much interest in musical circles. Herr Pauses histerkal
illustrations are strictly limited to compositloom for the
instrument which he professes. His object is to exhibit the
characteristics of each period or school of pianoforte music
in chronological order, while throwing upon his subjects
such additional light by moans of critical commentaries and
biographical sketches as the lam educated portion of his
audience may require. •
London, England, 1863-06-25

A. FINE BRAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
sad Marmara are realised ky the use of ROWLANDS
ILiCASSAR OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is
Rarersally to high repute for its unprecedented success during
the rat ao yeue te promoting the growth, restoring, and beautl-
tying the human hair. It prevents hair from tailing off or turn-
ing grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and
dandrlff. and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. For
shildren it to especially recommended, so forming the baste of a
beautiful bead of hair. In all climates it alike displays Its a-
comparable resulta, and has long been an establiahed favourite
In India. Price U. N., Ts., lra. dd., equal to fear small, and flu
pew bottle. Sold at 20, Hatton-garden, sad by chemists sad per-
fumers—Ask tor Amerada' Muammar 011.
London, England, 1863-06-25

/II RE RICHARD CLARE.

The bankrupt was ao umbrella and parasol maker, of
Basinghall-stseet. This was the adjourned examination
sitting. The balsowsheet had not been filed ,• but the
statement of Mr. Chatteris, the accountant employed on
the part of the creditors, shows debts of 7,4651. ; meta,
wider 700 i.

lir. Phelps, for the waivers. connected to an adjourn-
ment until October, which was ordered.

IM 111 RYE oawiott noire, Knows AR CAPTAIN HCNT.
The bankrupt, described as a commission agent. of Maids,
Vale, and of the Opera Arcade, came up by adjournment
for his last examination. The Case has been frequently
before the court. On the last occasion an adjournment was
ordered for the bankrupt to furnish accounts expbuititory of
his deficiency.
Mr. E. Reed asked that the petition should be dismissed,
on the ground of informality, the debts having been sworn
to be under 300 k, whereas they exceeded that amount.
Petition dismissed scowlingly.
London, England, 1863-06-25

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

WORSEIIPSTREET.
ALITLTIOS OF COW. -AN ARTFUL TILICI,

Jelin Hoge*, Ann Brace, arid Matada Boswell, were
charged under the following circumstances :
Mr. James Brennan, formerly an inspector of police,
now counted with the Mint authorities, and at all times
the terror of coiner'', lately received information that
certain coins, known as the " Prince of Wales's Feathers,"
were being passed off to an enormous extent as sixpences,
having pared through a woman which gave them the
appearance of such. In consequence of this be proceeded
with his son, Inspector Brennan, H division, Broad. H
divisioo, and Fyfe, G division, attended by constable
Elliot, to 17, Flower and Dean-street, Spitallields.
The door of that house was open, but the back
parlour door was closed, and fastened outride
with • padlock. Not the slightest noise indicated
that any persona were within; yet the officers were too
well acquainted with the seeder operandi of the suspected
parties to be led from their purpose by appearance.
Elliot quietly paned into the beck yard, where he obtained
• view of all that wu passing within ; and he perceived
the woman prisoners busily engaged filing some GAO,,
which they then pet into • plate, the man being em-
ployed some other way on the same. Suddenly there
was a smash at the room door; it split completely
in two, and the inspectors were within the moment
following. Hogan, before he could be prevented, threw
the content, of the plates upon the hot coals, and every
effort was made by the three prisoners to prevent their
being reached. Mr. Brennan seconded, however, in throw-
ing • pail of water on the fire, seeing which Hogan
exclaimed, "They won't melt, Mr. Brennan, they are
brass." Inspector Broad took twenty-two of the coins from
the fire subsequently, and the woman Brans was detecawl
in the act of endeavouring to slip into the pocket of
Hogan • small box containing six perfect models of the
Prince of Wales's feather.. Solution, wet sand, and all
the appurtenances for the purposes of coiner. were found in
the apartment. .

The women made no defeocs to the charge, but Hogan
said—" For Use Ism four mouths I have got my lirtuil by
selling theme medals in the streets ; lately that bulimia has
been very bad, cud it struck me that by altering them •
little, and silvering them over just moo. 1 could give such
ea appesr•nos as for the moment would induce say per.
London, England, 1863-06-25

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

ORAWmantr.—Jane 24—arrived 7 Anna Charlotte. St. Pete:
burg Batevier. Rotterdam; Corcyra, Smyrna: lily' of Dobl
Calcutta ; Mies, Dantzic Holland, Odense Calcutta :
Eotterdem ; Laraine, T"histed Map, Ann, Christiana ; Moo
Han, Melbourne Margerst Week Dentate : Malabar, Celeste
Nautilus, Croustadt : tatieen of the North, Calcutta ; Solidi
Soderkoptog ; Math Dordrecht, Dordt Sir IL l
Fee. Dshi4•
Venturo, ilelaingbarg : Yrow Dieuwke, Woman ; Wilds**
Cronstadt ; Wilhelmina ilespedine Metric
Soiled.—Jane 24 : Belgium. Ostend : Caledonia, "iambs=
H. Taylor, New York: Furet °revellers ; Lion, HerlirPs
UMW, °MORINO ; Marco Polo. Liverpool
dam; Mayflower, Portland Bay; Normandie, Dunkirk
Dordt ; Sydney Hall, Lisbon : ictor, Brussels.
LIVERPOOL—June 24—arrived : Jara !se, Montreal
r` Tun
lipas (M), Bordeaux : Forester, Trinidad : Tweed, elva
ern Cross, Sbanghae.
Selled.—June 24 7 Niagara , Havre : White Star, velbo"''
Everette, New York ; Pericles, Boston ; Canons, `ems"'_
re
Macgregor Laird (ss„ Africa.

TRIAL TRIP or TIIR ITALIA.—The trial trip of
Italia, the first ship of the reorganised London and MaiL
terranean Steam Navigation Company, took place yeaterk
afternoon in the Lower Hope. The day heir; Eoa c
great interest manifested in the success of the new cet.
parry by the Greek and Italian City firms, an 1101011:
large number of influential persons assanblai at Mirka
towards 11 o'clock, and were rowed in small boats to is
Italia in the stream. After the satisfactory run at el
measured toile, giving an average speed of 11 j knots. or IA.::
14 statute miles, a dilenner was spread on the poop.
Mr. Margetson, in giviug the toast of the afternoon, blur
reviewed the history of the first Londoe and Meditemse
Steam Navigation Company, and stated the determinant
of the new company, of which he is the chief. The Junto
will follow the Italia, and the Justitia will be followed
the Alexandra and the Clutilds, new steamers.
The French duty on steel goods was almo:tI
hibitory, but they long since removed every possible "1.-is!.
the introduction of llerring's magnetic brushes, At. IN. IL,-
reports—.. I regard them so the most perfect brushes lutb',
made, as respects their mechanical construction,
magneticsd action." They an the remedy for grey her.
ea. rheumatism, dn. N.B.—Counterfeits arr being
()glees, Baaingball4treet, Leudeo.--i Advertisement. ;
London, England, 1863-06-25

trbe Court.

WLNDSOR CASTLE, Joan 24.
Her Majesty, accompanied by the Queen of
Proms* drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon.
Tbe Princess Helena, attended thy Lady Caroline Barring-
ton Lod Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. D. de Roe, vieited the
I Duke and Duchess of Auras's, at Twickenham, and want
afterwards to London.
The Queen of Prussia, attended by the Countess &holm-
bourg, Countess Schwerio, and Count de Boos, went to
London this morning.
Lord Camoys and the Hon. Mortimer West have suc-
ceeded Lord Methuen and Sir W. Hoste as Lord and
Groom in Waiting.

The Prince of Wales, attended by Lieut.-Colonel Koppel,
rode on horseback yesterday morning.
The Princess of Wake honoured Mr. Gibson with a sitting
foe her bust.
The Prince and Princess of Wales weal in the afternoon
to Slough, to be present at the opening of the British
Orphan Asylum. Their royal highnesses were attended by
Countess De Grey, Earl Spencer, the Earl ef Mount Edge-
cumbs Lienk•General Knotty', and Lieut.-Colonel KeppeL
The Prince and Princess travelled from town by a special
tininon the Great Western Railway, and returned to Pad-
dington after the inauguration of the new asylum by spe-
cial train.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended by the
Countess De Orey and Lieut.-Colonel Reppel, honoured the
Earl and Countess of Derby with their company at dinner,
at their residence in St. James's•square, last evening.
The Queen of Prussia visited the Duchess and the
Princess Mary of Cambridge yesterday, at t►e residence of
the royal duchess in St. Jannis Palace.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The council was attended by
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, Sir George Grey, Earl Russell, the
Duke of Newcastle, Earl de Grey, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the
Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, the Right Hon.
Edward Cardwell, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and
the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

The Governors of the Wellington College had a meeting
yesterday at the Palace of Westminster. Present—The
Earl of Derby (president), the Duke of Cambridge, the
Duke of Clareland, the Duke of Nimrod.le, Earl Granville,
Earl de Grey and Ripon, Viscount Evenley, Lord Rides-
dale, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Right Hon. Spencer
Walpole, Sir Alexander Woodford, Mr. T. Bering, Mr. H.
R. Cox, and the Rev. G. B. Ging. Colonel the Hon. W.
P. Talbot, Honorary Secretary ; the Rev. F.. W. Benson,
RD., and Mr. Chance, Secretary, attended.
A meeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal Com.
minion for the Exhibition of 1851 vas held yesterday, at
the Privy Council-office. Preeent—Earl Granville (disk-
man), Lord Oventone, Lord Taunton, the Right Hon. W.
E. Gladstone, M.P., the Right Hon. 8.. Lowe, M.P., Sir
Alexander Spearman, Bart., Sir S. Morton Peto, M.P., Mr.
T. F. Gibson, Mr. Thring, and Mr. Edgar Bowling, C.B.
(seonstai7).
London, England, 1863-06-25

have been on the bench, which is now about twenty yelek
1 can rely say that on no former occasion have I au
with more painful feeling and with greater regret than I Inr,
done on the present, as there hes evideetiy been • pm
violation of the law, and that has arisen in quarters N.-,
which we expected better things. The Rtfal Soddy fie
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals have done their dot,
and no more, and therefore the bench now fines the Ifs;
gun of Hastings in the full penalty of St., and the three
gerwekeepare, Platte, Farebrother, and Dumellow, in the sex
of 21. each.
. .

The witness Hudaou was then called forward sod severe!,
reprimanded by the chairman for the =MM. in 'Wen
had given his evidence
The !Secretary stated that it was not the custom of Si*
society to take the moieties of penalties allowed by the
to complainente, and in this came he would be glad if
clerk would hand such moieties, amounting to 51. bk., u
the Loughborough Dispensary. (Applause.)
London, England, 1863-06-25

ROME.

____.
ROME. JUNI 24.
General de Montebello, the commander of the
French corps of occupation, arrived here to-day.
The arrest of Triatany and Stramenga con-
firmed.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company:
CALCUTTA AND CHINA. MAILS.
MARSEILLES, Just 24.

The Manilla, with the above mails, arrived here
at 6 p.m. The mails will leave for London at
10.30 p.m.

NAVAL AND MILITANT.

ADMIRALTY, Jtrxx 24. —APPOINTMENTS. —Lieu-
tenons Lord A. P. aintoo, to the Revenge ; J. B. Bar-
nett, to the Majestic ; T. V. Williams and C. S. P. Wood.
cute, to the Exosileot.
Assistant-Engineers J. W. E. Baron, to the Asia, as
supernumerary ; W. A. Sear/irk, to the Himalaya ; S.
Stevens, to the Ajax ; E. E. Williams, to the Dee ; A. H.
Space, to the Fiegard, as supernumerary; and W. B.
Clever's', to the Excellent, for service is the Stork.
Maury W. H. Somerset, B. Phoney, and W. S. Taylor,
have been nominated to naval cadetships.

PORTSMOUTH, TUNI 24.

The Ho'mediae, hired sailing freight-ship, Com-
mender Perris, arrived at Spithead this afternoon from
India, having left Calcutta on the 11th of March. She
brings home Lieutenant Kennitt, of the 20th Human ;
Lienterat Brook, 4th West India Regiment ; and Areistant.
Surgeon Kirwan, together with 123 invalids from various
regiments, 13 women, and 23 children. The troops will die-
embark to-morrow and be transferred to Netley Hospital.
The ResiMmee, 16, iron screw ram, Captaiu W. C. Cham-
berlain, sailed from Spithead to join the Channel squadron
at Portland.
London, England, 1863-04-17

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

BOWSTREET.
ROEBLET AT ST. JAMES'S PALACE.
Two labouruig men. named Walken Clarke and Alfred
Paley, emplojed in the works now going on at St. James's
Palace, were brought before Mr. Henry, charged with steal.
big 30lb of lead from the roof of the building, the property
of ber Majesty the Queen.
Thomas Wiggioton, a private in the lit battalion of the
Coldstream Guards, deposed that he was on sentry duty in
the colour court of the palace at an early hour this morning.
The prisoners came to their work at about 5 o'clock
am., and witness saw one of them shortly afterwards
in the act of tearing off lead from the roof and throwing pieces
down to the other prisoner, who placed the piens* in a bag,
and then hid the bag in a corner, covering it with rubbish.
When witness went off duty at seven o'clock, he re-
ported what he bad seen, and a constable wag emit for.
Benjamin Lucas, 550 A, deposed to having taken the pri-
soners into custody on suspicion of stealing lead from the
roof of the corridor ialthe colour-court. The prisoner at
first denied the charge, but Clarke said afterwards, " Well,
I did take the lead, and it's no use tailing any lies about it."
Mr. S. Cantrill, of Orbit' Rouse, Lower Norwood, the
clerk of the works at St James's Palace, said the men were
labotuen in the service of the cootractors, and the prisoners
would probably get about 4e. for the quantity of lead
which they bad stolen.

The prtioners, who mid nothing to the charge, were fully
committed for trial.

A carrier in the service of Mr. Charles, the exten•ive
Ashmooger, of Arabella-row, wee also committed for trial,
for feloniously disposing of four blocks of ice which had been
entrusted to him for delivery, being part of a load.

DESISTING • WIFE
Wet. W7sife, aged 49, a corainerchaet, bat who described
himself as an independent gentleman, candies at 14, Lam-
beth-road, was &gala charged before Yr. IYEyncourt, at the
instance of the authorities of the pariah of St. limy,
Islington, with rooming away and deserting his wife
The particulars have already appeared.
The prisoner made no defence, but simply said that he
did not lire with the woman alluded to, although she slept
in his apartments.
Yr. D'Eynootirt said it was a had case and sentenced
the prisoner, as • roe and to throe months'
imprisonment, with hard labour, in the Hones of Correc-
tion.
London, England, 1863-04-17

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING,

CHANcELLog of the ExcHEQI:EK is enabled to coma'
down to the House and propose not only to strike
twopence in the pound off the Income-tax, but
actually to administer relief to that large class of
respectable sufferers who are condemned to pay
Income Tax, not out of their abundance, but out
of their starvation. Mr. GLuerrose is the first
Minister who has had the courage to alleviate the
pressure of the Inoome-tax where it is most severely
felt, if not to redress the inequalities of its incidence
on fixed and precarious incomes. By fixing 1001.
as the limit of liability to the Tax, removing the
distinction of 1501. incomes, and allowing every
taxable income between 1001. and 2001. to make
a deduction of 601., he hu conferred a substantial
boon on thousands of deserving victims, whose in-
comes, as he confesses, are tested with terrible
accuracy.

of Europe and America it is advisable to strike upwards of
3,250,000/. out of the revenues of the kioxdom. To there
questioas, however, the Chastenor of the Exchequer will
doubtless be able to offer satisfactory replies.
(From the Mornisy Herald.)

A Chancellor of the Exchequer who proposes large rentis-
sloes of taxation is sure to conciliate popular feeling, even if
be fails to satisfy the more intelligent judgment of the
House of Commons. The estimates upon which Mr. Glad-
stone based those reductions of unpopular imposts, with
the announcement of which the public is this morning gra-
tified, may—indeed, must—appear to all competent judges
meet hazardously sanguine ; but the oountry generally will
repudiate the cold.blooded criticism which would object to
the diminution of the income tar: or the to duty from the
fear of a deficit, and will pot itself unanimously on the side
of • minister who, for the almost first time in his long
financial career, has offered • relief to the mass of tax-
Foyers, instead of applying the surplus at his disposal to
the repeal of duties which nobody felt. In its main fea-
tures the budget introduced last night will undoubtedly
pain into • law with general approbation. The absurd and
vexations propositions for raising a few thousand pounds.
which, following what seems to be the law of his being, Mr.
Gladstone grafted upon them, will experience, no doubt,
the fate which similar puerilities have sustained in former
yams. Their rejection will not affect the general suc,:ess of
the scheme.
London, England, 1863-04-17

GREECE.

FORMATION OF A NEW MINISTRY.
ATHENS, Ann. 14.
The National Assembly have appointed a new
Ministry, composed as follows :
President
Foreign Affairs
War ........ ........ M. Botzaria.
Marine

Justice
Finance
Interior ..

Public Instruction........ M. Kalophronos.

The National Assembly has voted an address of
thanks to England for the proposed annexation of
the lonian Islands to Greece.
London, England, 1863-04-17

MINES-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLocK.
There is not much business in the mining
market to-day. Nast Basset shares have improved
to 88 to 90, while East Caradon have declined to
411 to 42/ ; Marks Valley are also rather lower, at
84 to 1; Wheal Seton are quoted 245 to 250, ex
dm. ; and Tincroft, 21 to 1. In the Stock ix-
change, South Caradon shares have been dealt in at
400, and West Basset at 121.
St. John del Rey Mining shares declined to 541,
but are last marked 554. Don Pedro and Port
Philip are inquired for, while Yudanamutana are
dull.

WEATHER REPORT.-CTHIS DAT.)

FILMY, AIMIL IT, • 1./L
London, England, 1863-04-17

LONDON, FRIDAY IsVENING, APRIL 17, 1863.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azurn'a imanAin.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
THORN, Ann. 16.

The Revolutionary Committee has divided
Poland into 23 districts, each of which is to fur-
nish 400 men and to pay taxes. Lodz is to supply
25,000, and Czenstocbow 10,000 roubles.

Branches of the Central Committee are to be
established in each district for the purpose of col-
lecting taxes and raising recruits, and for the ad-
ministration of the penal law.

CRACOW. Aran. 16.

The Cuts of to-day announces the formation of
three fresh bodies of insurgents in the government
of Plock, under the command of Podleuzki
Major Laval has escaped from the Russian
pursuit, and now oocupies a strong position with
his force.

OSTROW°, Ann,l6.
An attack by the insurgents upon Kalisch is
daily expected.
The Jewish community in that town have berm
compelled by a went summons of the revolu-
tionary party to pay 5,060 roubles to the national
committee. Those who refused to comply were
notified that they would be declared outlaws.
200 Poles from Ostrowo have crossed over the
frontier into Poland.

BERLIN, Aran. 16.

The Nord Deutsche Zeitung of to-day says :
" Telegrams have been received here gating that
a great number of horses and waggons laden with
arms, ammunition, and provisions, destined for the
Polish insurgents, have been confiscated in the
Prussian district of Pleschen."

According to the same telegrams 40 individuals,
who intended to proceed to Poland, have been pre-
vented from so doing by the authorities.

MEILLLW, Arm 16, Eviznra.

The Bras suer Zeitung of to-day publishes a tele-
gram from Cracow, stating that intelligence had
been received there from Warsaw that the Russian
amnesty was not to be extended to political
prisoners.
London, England, 1863-04-17

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(gglom% rumauxe.)
AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Ann. 4, EVENING.

(Per Bobeakisa.)

General Grant has placed a battery of 84-
pounders beyond the levee in a position to reach
Vicksburg easily, and is about to open the bom-
bardment.

Fitzhugh Lee's cavalry, 2,600 strong, are re-
ported to be at Culpepper, Virginia.
Governor Todd, of Ohio, has been arrested by
order of the grand jury of Fairfield, county Ohio,
on a charge of kidnapping Dr. Olds, who was arbi-
trarily arrested and imprisoned in Fort Lafayette.
The governor was admitted to bail

-- .
The draft is expected to be enforced at the end
of April.
London, England, 1863-04-17

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.

Last night Norma was produced for the first
time these three years, )(dile. Autnoietta Fricci abstaining
the part of the Druid Priories.. A concert followed, got
up purposely for Mdlle. Carlotta Patti, who appeared in
public for the first time in ilurope. We have to record the
emcees of both ladies—triumphant, indeed, in the ease of
Mims Patti, who displayed a mice of extraordinary capa-
bilities, sad a training and vocal acquirements which proved
bre to be the veritable sister of the renowned " Adeliss."
Mims Patti sang "Oleos di quest' anima," from Limit' di
Chernowai ; the song of the Queen of Ifigbt, from the
tacterftore, and the comic duo of Adios sad Dulcimers,
from the Vish crAntore, with Signor Mosconi. The per-
formances are to be repeated to-morrow night and ea
Monday.
London, England, 1863-04-17

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

A person who mid be was as advertising wont sad miss
manager of the New Adelphi Theatre, said be claimed the
of the bench to make a few remarks es what bed
nitidy Inlaglei forth to the public is referees. to the Mile-
meet made on a former day by Mr. houctcaolt,
el the New Westminster Theatre. The bills sod piesnds
of which Mr. Bamicault had omplisioed, bild hem ph.
Maid with a view to ware ties public aspic a ssisslng his
improvident spasulatioss, and en those BMWs mhos Yr.
Bouotomilt repreessted the three newly sened thattme
he wee sot, is the bills complained of, alladsk to amos
my other of the promoter. of the projects.
Mr. 'fortes said that he was sore the applicant would sot
justify the pahlketbe of • placard without the printer's
lams bins to it as required by law. He had
board the ex which no doubt would pin the
mote publicity oa the complsisant's.

SOUTHWARK.
A rierpeatable looking young woman. who appeared to be
very ill, was plaoed at the bet before Mr. Bluchers, charged
with stealing spume contnieing • sovereign sod some silver
from the parses of Alan Batt.
The prosecutrix, an elderly female, residing at Syden.
ham, mid that between five and six o'clock on Wednesday
evening she was in a fancy shop in High-street, Southwark,
massing some crepe collars. She had then in her dress
pocket a purse smarming a sovereign and about 12e. While
selecting some cotta, the prisoner pushed against ter, and
she felt bar dress pulled. She instantly put her hand into
her pocket and missed her purse mid cosiest.. Feeling
satisfied that no one else bat the prisoner could have robbed
her she gave her into custody.
The prisoner here declared that she wu • respectable hard-
working female. She was a cap.froct maker, and west into
the shop to select goods for her own use, Lad her muter
wee in court to prove that.
The latter' a well-kaowe tradesman in the City, corro-
borated her statement, and added that he had such confi-
deuce in the prisoner that he selected her to purchase
goods for the warehouse.
Mr. Burnham said that from what was found on the
prieuer and the statement made by her and her master he
had oo doubt that she was • respectable young woman and
was innocent of the charge made against her. He there-
fore discharged her, sod he must say that she left that
court without the slightest imputation against her cha-
meter.

The prisoner thee left the court with her friends.

PIKET BAROMETER. —NEGRETTI and
A MIMS'S trustworthy sad reiforro Instrosesra, the ass
of • .sled—Partteulsrs by post. I, Ilattoo-gartleo . 69, Corshill
125, Regestatreet , sad Crystal Palo" llydszasna.
London, England, 1863-04-17

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

NEW YORE, APRIL 4, EVINIXO.

Money easy. Gold 55 per cent. premium.
Exchange on London, bankers' bills, 168 to 170.
Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 113; ; Illi-
nois, 90 ; Erie, 774.

THE POLISH QUESTION.

PARIS, Ann 17.

The Constitutionnel of to-day publishes an article
signed by its editor, M. Paulin Limayrac, expLsin-
ing that the steps taken by the three powers at St.
Petersburg were in conformity with diplomatic
traditions. The Constitutionnet adds that the

despatches have been drawn up in the same
spirit, aim at the same object, and are based
upon the same ideas, the intention of which
is to prevent the repetition of political
convulsions, liable to endanger the peace of Europe.
The English note refers, in addition, to the treaties
of 1815. The despatches will be communicated to-
day or to-morrow. The writer concludes :—" Eu-
rope has done her duty. Let us hope that Russia
will not fail to accomplish hers. In that case
those nations whose sympathy has been so ar-
dently displayed in the noble cause of Poland, will
applaud the powerful Sovereign who will have
accomplished a liberal task by fulfilling the desires
of conservative Europe."

THE GREEK CROWN.
OOPENRAGEN. APRIL 16 (Evitanro.)
The Padrelandet of to-day states that the dim-
cultiea which have hitherto opposed the acceptation
of the Greek crown by Prince William were
removed in the last sitting of the Privy Council.

THE BRAZILS.
BUENOS AYRES, Biwa 15.
(Per Naverre.)__

Exchange, 68s. to 68s. 61. Ounces, 419. Wet
salted ox bides, 38, firmer. Dry American, 33 to
to 36 ; quiet. Wool tending downward. Tallow,
13} ; firmer. Lumber, 35. Flour unchanged.
Refined sugar, 17 to 17k.
London, England, 1863-04-17

(From be Morning Adrertioer)

So fa►ourable a budget could not fail to be received with
frequent and hearty plaudits by the house. And no leas
heartily will it be hailed in all part and by all classes
throughout the country. It will be the moat popular
budget which has been submitted to the House of Commons
for man► years past, and it will contribute ►ery considerably
to increase Mr. Gladstone'■ popularity with all classes, great
as that popularity previously wee. People will hereafter
become in a measure reconciled to the biome tax ; at least
they will, one and all, admit that though still far from
pleasant, it is now an evil which is tolerable.
London, England, 1863-04-17

MONEY NARKBT.-(THI.S DAY.)

Two o'Ciooi.

The budget appears to have been received with
satisfaction this morning in the City, including the
Stook Exchange, where it has caused an advance of
per cent. in the funds. The other departments
of the Stock Exchange are quiet, but steady. Eng-
Bab railways have scarcely varied from yesterday's
prices. Neither has there been much alteration in
the foreign stock market, where the chief move-
ments are still in Greek Bonds and Coupons.

The scrip of the Confederate Loan is quoted .
to It prem., being rather doll ; and that of the
Italian Loan, 2 to 21 prem.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at
69fr. 80c., being # per cent. lower than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 92} to 93 for money, and
93 to k for the account (May 7). The official busi-
ness report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 34, 93 ; ditto, for account,
94, 93 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9l#, ; New
Three per Cents., 94, i ; Bank Stock, 234, 236 ;
India Ave per Cent. Stook, 1091, #, 110,1093, ;
Five per Cent. "enfaced" rupee paper, 1081 ;
and Exchequer Bills, Is. prem.

Greek Bonds and Coupons were in renewed
request in the morning, and attained a fresh ad-
vance, the former being marked as high as 291, and
the latter 141. The Bonds are now quoted 193 to 4,
while the latest transactions in the Coupons have
been at 131. There is a relapse in Spanish Passive
Bonds and Certificates. The new Peruvian
Loan is firm, at the late improvement.
Turkish securities are unaltered, with the
exception of a alight reduction in the Loan of 1868,
which has receded to 684 to 1. The Loan of
1864 is quoted 87 to 88, ex div. ; 1862,
701 to 71 ; and the Consolidds, 481 to 1.
Venezuelan Six per Cents. are steady at 60 to 4.
Transactions are recorded as follows :-Brazilian
1862, 1858, 1860, 931 ; Egyptian, 981, 971 ; Greek,
for account, 291, 1,1, 4 ; ditto Coupons, 141,
1, 131 ; Italian, for account, 713, 4 ; ditto
Maremmana Railway, 764, 4 ; Mexican, for
account, 334, 1, 4 ; New Granada, 154 ; ditto
Deterred, 8 ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 891,
89, ; Portuguese, 1853, for account, 471, 48 ;
ditto 1862, 471, 48 ; Russian, 1869, 601 ;
ditto, 1862, 954, 1 ; Sardinian, 86; Spanish,
for account, 531, 1 ; ditto Passive, 30, 1, 291 ;
ditto Certificates, 101, 1 ; Turkish, 1862, for ac-
count, 704, 71 Venezuela, 1862, 604, 60, 4.
London, England, 1863-04-17

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

We have to reoord the complete and brilliant
swam al the new ballet called La Farfidetta produced
het *twain, with /Ulla Amelia Ferraris se principal
elosseese

SPACIAL MUSICAL SERVICE AT WESTMINSTER
ABBEY.

Yesterday afternoon a " special musical marries"
Irma held is Westminster Abbey. followed by a collection in
aid of the Nattonsl Society, instituted for promoting the
education of the poor in the principles of the Established
Church.

The inimical arrangements were under the direction of
Ur. John Hallett. A choir of 200 voices, including the
students of Bt. Nark's and Battersea Training Colley*,
meg, often the third collect, the anthem, " We will rejoice"
(Boyce) ; immediately before the sermon a bymo, " Thou
that from Thy throne of splendour" (Haydn) ; and, WU),
a hymn (tune from Monk's choir book) celled "Jerusalem
the Golden."

The whole evening service was gone through, partly
Intoned and partly chanted. The lessons were read by the
Desa of Westminster, and a sermon was preached by the
Archbishop of York.

A translation into French of the speeches of
Prince Albert has just been published, with a preface by
M. Guises. The eminent French statesman renders full
justice to the memory of the departed Prince, and says that
no memorial that may be erected will do him so much honour
as the work in question, wherein his generous and enlightened
views are es simply expressed.

- - -
RUM GRATITEI rat ABHTON.—We are requested
to state, In reference to the Central Executive Committee's
reply to the memorial from the operatives in the Ashton-
tuidse•Lyne Union. the grante of the committee for Much
were :—General relief, 54,7951. ; employment fond, 1,555/.
—total, 54350/. ; of which 11,3111. was to committees whose
distribiati•mi is in most atom coofined to the Ashtcm•ander-
Lyne Union, and 4.M01. of which was to the town of Ashton
alone. This ►mount bin exams of the stuns stated in Mr.
Mackre's return for March, owing to grants having been
made on the 30th March, two days after the date of the
return.

COURT OP ALM:IMM —PEOPOSID AMALGAMA-
TION OF TEI CITY AIM MITIOFOLITAII POLZCZ.—A emus
of Aldermen was holden yesterday for the purpose of takisig
into coonideration the noenraueleation. by Sir O. OM. or
his inteutke to brier forward a bill for asoelpmetted the
City and the Metropolitan Police forces. The Lotd Mayor
prodded. but the tvoosediep were coodoeted with closed
doors. The subject was eventually referred to the Gemmed
Purposes Cloatas, for them to take any sterol they my
Mask proper le the iqpiter.
London, England, 1863-04-17

ROTTERDAM and the RHINE —TWICE a
wzaa.—TM Netherlands Steamboat Company's favourite
Crtteenier BATATIPPL, Capt. W. SMITH, from the British
reign Steam-wharf, Wapping. every Sunday, at 11 a.m.,
andreturnmg Prom Rotterdam every Tuesday morning. Fares,
LI IL, 41 its., and EA 64. : return, 43 3a., LE 65., and tl is. 3d.
The fine screw-steamer BYRNOORD sails from off the Tower
= today
monsing early, returning from Rotterdam every
morning. Fens, tl and .41 10s. Both yelarill run in
suasemion with the finest and 1 sleet steamers on the Rhine.—
Par through fares refer to the printed monthly time hills. Apply
to CIIAPLINT Universal Office, W.. or to PHILLIPPS, GRATIN,
sad !BILLUPS, U. Rood-lane, B C.

T°LADIES.—ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, as
Orlental Botanical reoperate's for Improving eM Boast'.
fylng the Complexion sad ekfn. The radiant bloom it imports
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of
the bands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and re-
moving all redness, tan, pimples, spot., freckles, discoloration',
and other cutaneous veltations, render It Indispensable to every
Mtlt obviate. all the 'Roots of climate on the skin, whether
reference to cold sad Inclemency, or Intense molar heat.
Peke is 6d. and es.. Id. per bottle—Sold at .10, H ttou-garden
and by chemists and perfumera Ask for "Rowlands' Kalydar,'
sad beware of 'parlous and pernicious articles under the name
et " Kalydo r.
London, England, 1863-04-17

[Stamped, Id. Additional

LONDON 13111 Doe Brazes of 5 sows. each, with 50
added ; weight far age ; with selling snowman. Throe•
Quarters of a mile.
Captain Christie's Alclblade, by The Comet —Ant MUM
(bred la Prance), 3 yin (301), bet tlb i(:esteem) 1
Mr. Bell's Bailee, l lyre (301.), let 71b 'I Smith) 2
Mr. Payna's Antidote, 3 yes (301 est . (Drew) fi
The following also ran:—Leamington, Odtme, t by Happy Land
—Bridal Tour, Baltrerne, Bounding Brick, f byllsaspe—Pertume.
Bettie.: 2 to 1 eget Bangle, 5 to 1 apt Antidote, and
sto I offered against any other. Prior to the start the
Bridal Tour filly broke away, throw her rider, and did not
take part in the race. The three first off when the flag
fell were Bangle, Antidote, and Bounding Brick, but in 1
the first hundred yards dropped swig, which let up the
Byron colt end Alcibiade. Upon entering the Straight the
Frenchman joined the front division arid, taking the lead
opposite the Stand, won easily by a length and a half ; three
lengths between mooed and third. The Syron colt was
fourth, Balirerne fifth, Odin., sixth, the Perfume tiny
seventh, and Bounding Brick last. The winner was sold to
Captain Wombwell for 210 gainers. Captain Clarinda
clai Bangle.
nutmed lanadmfair Riau of 50 sown. (Handicap), for all ages;
winners extra.
Mr. IL Goatees Poland, by Anteerat—Weetatsals, eyes,
rid 411) (Including alb extra) (A. Woodhouse) I
Mr. John Nlghfinole's Tarragona, 4 yrs. est ifib
wards)
Mr. Joy's Orbit* 4 yrs. 7st 2lb (A
(11Id1bberd) 11
The following also ran ) Confidence, Clapper, David Ann, Don't
Coale late, Cousteau Maahoerquet, Passion, and Virginia.

BETTING ON THE COURSE.
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.
sto 2 met Advauturar (s)
to -r --Trodoutal)
Bto 1 Alerts (t)
TWO THOUSAND.
7to 4 apt Hompadir (t)
THE DERBY.
15 to 1 apt National Guard (wanted)
1000 to 60 Glanociaty colt (t freely)
33 to 1 Ramer (t)

GEORGE FORDHAM. —lt was currently reported
that this distingidahed jockey bad been thrown from a
hack and severely injured in the course of Tuesday at Lewis,
while riding over to Te'womb to steer Lord Chides, for his
morning gallop. Fordbain was throws, as on
Turanursing. but we are glad to stale that merely
" himself, and was at Epsom yesterday (Thursday),
and although he deemed it prudent not to ride on the open-
ing day, he is expected to be In the saddle this day (Friday).
AQUATIC& THE CHAMPIONSHIP. Camellia
AND Gasaa.—A meeting will be held at Harry Kelley's,
the Bells, Putney, this (Friday) evening, at 8 o'clock, for
the purpose of discussing preliminaries, and to arrange the
next match for the championship of the Thames. It will
be remembered that Green came all the way from Australia
with the sole object al contesting it,