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The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-30

BAHIA AND BAN PRANCINCO RAILWAY.
(THIS DAY.)

The eleventh ordinary general meeting of the
proprietors wee held at 1 o'clock at the London Tavern,
Mr. Joav &mum. in the chair. The report having bees
taken as read, and the chairman having moved its acloptioa,
• question was asked with respect to certain rumours which
had seat down the price of the share*, to the effect that
the line when opened would not pay its waiting expenses.
Erplaoatiooa were given by the chairmaa. and Mr. Vignola,
the serums:de-chief, to the effect that there was no doubt
that the traffic would go fer to pay the guarantee as well
as working azaleas. The explanations were received
with evident satisfaction ; earthy) report having bees
adopted, votes of thanks were pawed in favour of the
, the directors, and Mr. Vigooles.
London, England, 1863-04-30

CAPE TOWN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.)

The halt-dearly meeting of the proprietors was
bold at ass oclock, at the Leaden Tomo ; Yr. Mutate*/
WATOOS is the chair.

Tito report, which had been previously puUished, having
bens takes as read.
The Cuarnuan. in moving its adoption, observed that,
owing to the nonfulfilment of the confect for its con-
Anted= the opening of the lion hod been delayed, and
it was now weemeary to borrow 60,0001., in order to com-
plete it Two sections of the line were opened in February
sad May Imt year, and the traffic on them yielded at tirst
eeepy 1U per mile per week and 171. fts. per week. The
receipts wee afterwards reduced in come:peace of Hoods,
sad 11111118W111 had to be takes to repair the damage. The
remaining nine miles in team al conetroetim would, there
wee reason to hops, be upend in June next, which would
complete the 68 miles of railway from Ceps Town to Wel-
lington. The workbag expenses were at present rather in
mese al the receipts, lout that state of things was not likely
to sootiest&

—.lll. 671. Bump; managiog director, seconded the
motion. He observed that the station at Wellington wee
sow is rapid course of erection, end nothing could prevent
the intim 'geeing of the live in June, unless it was the eon-
snivel ed mall quality of sleepers, which were vow on
their way to the Oaps. In alluding to the result. sod pro-
spers of the relic he said that in the first 4 months,
whoa there were ray 21 miles open, the number of pea-
-1 carried was 36,000 ; in the next six months, in-
iel= three =err when the traffic was 'eerily stopped
for many days, the nensher was 40,1)00 ; and in Jerry and
February this year it was 20,000, making a total of 96,001:1
wahin there,. The quantity of goods carried
within the sere period was 20,000 tow ; tt having infrared
from 700 tons per week is the first 44 mouths to 1,600 bra
per week in Jeerer, sod February.
The report hawing bees adopted • resolution was parsed
euthorisieg the &restore to borrow the sem of 50,0001., or
any smaller ear, epee reek terms as to rated interest, time
of repayment, end otherwire, es they ms y think fit. eer-
ier shore as whir the sells were eepeid were afterwards
forfeited, sod the meeting terminated in the usual manner.
London, England, 1863-04-08

POLYTIOHNIC.

Mr. Pepper, so famous for the successful efforts
he has made to render =tonl philosophy as amusing to the
peers' public an it is 'spas* to those who follow it as a
eerious pursuit, has pot teeth all his strength for the grata.
flcatioo awl instructioe of this week'. holiday-makers. His
lecture on optical illusion ia an able compendium of all that
is known upon that interesting subject ; and his experi-
ments lea., no doubt that where imposture is resorted to,
the deception may be rendered so perfect as almost to
defy detectioe. Hr. Pepper's leiter* cooelodes with a
reed* from Mr. Diane's Christmas tale of "The
Haunted Man," with a singularly vivid diustratioe of the
_ . .

poor chemist's uncomfortable death. Mr. J. Matthew's
lecture on "Conjuring made Easy" is au exceediogly
amusing exposition of the mode in which the professors of
the modern "black art" effect their wonderful tricks;
and Mr. Itcee's photodrome excites great admiration.
The lecture on burning to death will do a public Barrios if it
tends, as it possibly may, to diminish the frightful acci-
dent, to which the tumid fashion of the day so constantly '
leads. Besides these and many other entertainments
there are two clever extravagansto, the one founded upon
the opera of Der Preiatiatitz, and the other upon the well-
worn fairy tale of "Cinderella." To these Mr. Lionel
Brie& enacts the pert of chorus with great humour and
effect. Der lreieeltat: is graced by the charming per-
foration= et the Bevan' family, Mrs. Peile, Mr. Tieing,
Wes Foebrake, Mite Champion, and Mx. Chaplin Henry ;
the arraugemeate being under the direction of Mr. Sorbet
Champion,and both pieces are illustrated by a largo num-
ber of " ptical seenee" end effects. Altogether the bill of
! fare in a very attractive one.

The Ancient Order of Foresters is now making
a colleetioa menial he trarabeta is aid of tba toads at the
Natieoal Lifeboat hosanna:.
London, England, 1863-04-08

TURKEY.

*PIA Arm 6.

Olner Paths, the commander-in-chief of ...he
array, has provisionally assumed the direction of
the ministry of war.
The army has been divided into six corps, the
first of which, hitherto stationed at Constantinopl4
will be transferred to Sebum's, under the command
of Abdul Karim Pubs.
London, England, 1863-04-08

HEALTH 01P LONDON.

It appears from the weekly return of the
BegStier-General that in the week that ended last
Saterday the deaths in Loodos were 1,475. They were
Ws in cumber by 119 than they were io the previous
week. The average number of deaths in the correspond.
log weeks of ten previous yam 1863-62 is, with • oor-
maims for locreasing populatiou, 1,368. The number
returned for last week is therefore greater by 107 than the
camber estimated for the first week of April. There were
46 fatal eases of small-pox recorded In the week, and 51 of
measles. Both these discuss appear to prevail mesh in the
sub.district of St. John, Westminster, when there
were 4 dribs from small-pox, and 8 from measles.
Smell-pox was fatal in 4 cases in the cub-district
ef SR Giles South ; and measles In 5 came in
that et Yeseiogteet Town. The deaths from scarlatina
ram 11080; aad of these 4 occurred in Litaehonse, 4 in the
subdistrict of St. Peter, Walworth, 4 in Betters's. The
r:Zof Peetouvilie states that smell-pot heel's to pre.
t In his district, and he complaies of the great
eembest el vacciaatioo. A child, aged 20 moeths, was col-
earned by sleeking inciter matches. A boy, 15 years old, •
=owlet le the House of COMIC6IOI4 Wandsworth, tonged
himself. The coronets jyay returned • verdict of " Pero-
flear.* Lest week the berths of 955 boys and 1.017 girls, in
ell 1,972 Adams, were registered In Loodon. In the ten
corresponding weeks of the years 1853-52 the average nom.
bee leurseeted) wee 1,924.
London, England, 1863-04-08

~ Ditenpd, 1-d: Additiondj

NAVAL AND MILITANT.

AimizeLrf, APRIL t •••APPOINTILINIS.-71m/Aer
W. H.wLtt, to the Vsksoes.
Sewed lbater J. Atka, to the Seam.
Palhatter J. rooky, to the Worm.
Auieteo4Paymeter S. L. Hanks, to the Worms.
Clerk G. A. F. C. Seeks, to the Pakmos.

CHATHAM, Ann, T.

The mechanics employed on the iron frigates
heinnes, 50, 1,2150.h0n5e power, nada oossetruction at this
dockyard, have oommenced working mho boon, which
win be continued during the whole of the summer. in ogee
that evmy emertion may be as to have km completed sad
eftest by the close of the premed yeas. The Lards of the
ilknee glee patios that there will be no entry of
pe at tide doshyard dm* the premed summer, the
t bibs up to its full etnisgth.

WOOLWICH, Ann 7.
• Hanti‘Heintira atentiM Amnon arrived at the dm&
yetlikthis dahida.laidelnd hi flag, white, at the maim es
Want the flagship, on his appointees:ll:he
Adniimily to, et oceinand of the Mediterranean
The whole el the wortmes employed at the Asir
strove dthe Royal Anemia have bees
suspended mime Wedseeday last, for the impose of taking
stook of the pa tab end be progress, sad tis smehinery,
ha. The saanthetare will be mongrel_ fronsememi.litlitia
slated that at lean ore-half of lb. LIMO men sow enqdoyed
will be discharged, is osiesemem of Iba decision of the
War Departnaeot to reeinst the fontiamprodsetion of Armi-
sticeg guns until tbswslltof the esslipitition with various
descreptions of riled minium he. bean folly montained.
Dating the process at la *Slim one of tie monks 4g inch
iroa 'date to the part beer of the Caledonia, items hip*
sow building at this yard, the reps attacked to the ma-
°binary by some !MODS Imam iii, and the leinesess weight
of iron fell from a comidesable height texas sided the
slip, causing a loud report. Fortunately nose of the brie
number of workmen employed on the ship wane standing en
the spot, or sacrifice of I& most hate been the result the
aosident.
London, England, 1863-04-08

MR. GERMAN REED'S ENTERTAWNENT.

A compact stage elegantly fitted up ; a back-
ground of moat effective scenery ; • coorpeny of three
performers, whose talents for reened and eccentric comedy
eannot be surpassed by any'of oar oomedians ' • • rare com-
bination of musical gifts—executive sod inventive—see the
!Wiwi attraction at the Gallery of Illustration. The
likrary matter—the raw material of the entertainment
peessated by Ni. sad Mrs. German Reed and Mr. John
Parry—bee been frequently changed in form sad quality,
but the singing and pianoforte playing—unequalled in their
way—have remained unaltered, while the acting has gained
in lash. As an adapter and composer of good honest
tame, Mr. Reed posecesse a &germs which almost
ammate to value, while Mr. John Parry's nue and subtle
paws= ea a musical humoured seem to booms more mellow
with age. Mrs. Reed's Ise Moe shows no symptoms of
derayiurdir tie wear and tear of • nightly entertainment,
and drams, opera, and burlesque are all fairly and brilliantly
septessated by these three accomplished and versatile per-
il:mos.
' " "

/be new sketch, or canediethe, produced for the first
time cm Monday night by Mr. Reed, is called at Charming
Cottage, and is from the pen of Mr. Andrew Halliday. Its
design is to show the humorous miseries of genteel life is •
villa hued ready furnished, and it introduces us to many
amusing types of character and to • good deal of practical
faros busbies& The characters eons and go in the style
bailor* adapted at this soteelshinseat, sash performer
hevinga fair turn, while the dielegue is interspersed with
soap, duets, and trios. First lir. and Mrs. Reed and
I Mr. John Parry appear in their owe proper cbaracten ;
then Mr. and Mn. Reed personates Mr. and Mn. Crotchet—
the tenants of the " charming cottage," and then we are
•mewed for an hour by Miss Tabitba Green, • meddling
betry-body, • musical enthusiast, • goal* yormg lady, •
}oily little old man, a milkmaid, a seweaptain, end sneer
two Scotch characters. All thips perks are embodied by the
the performers with their usual skill, and effectively
dimmed without any of the harry so common in entertain-
meota. The eight or ten saws and clocerted pieces are
well written, excellently arranged, and snug in the most
perfect manner. The set sone In which the action takes
piece has been *Med by Mr. Jobs O'Connor ; and nothing
can be more charming than a distant view of Windsor C•etle
seen through • large open side verandah. The gallery was
crowded in every part, and the audience received the enter.
tainment with every mark of approval. Mr. John Parry's
sketch of " An Evening Party" hes not been displaced, and
it still forms the snood end duel part of the poogt•mmw
London, England, 1863-04-08

DRAMA.

MR. DAVID FISHER'S ENTERTAINMENT.
Mr. David Fisher, the popular oomedian, ap-
peared M the lower ream of the Hanover-square Rooms
list eight, with a merited and dramatic entertainment called
"Faces and Fancisa." So accomplished and voseatile an
actor and musician could hardly fail to satisfy his name
by throwing body and life into a number of varied chorea
tem. Mr. Fisher hu frequently given indications of his
mesicalabdity at the Prinoem's and the Adelphi, while hi
portentous of the scheming abbE in the Dead Heart
plena him In a very high rank am a serious actor. His
powers as a light eccentric comedian have also been well
tested in many flippant farces, and no doubt wan therefore
felt about his samosa in the new path be appears to have
*own.
The material of his

is not wanting in fan,

but it is put together without much purpoes or regard for
construction. Mr. Fisher introduces himself es one Mr.
Gabriel Gag—a self-sufficient acting manager of a theatre—
in which chstracter he Our a comic history ri The Teo
Onsarmen of Verona, in the style of Mr. Jobs Parry.
After this we are treated to a short concert, in which a
Mks Sate Mellon, a young lady who made her first appear-
sacs is Landau last night, took a part ; and then we have
a wild hostage' recital of a burlesque melodrama, sad a
short entatehiment in the style of the elder Mathews. In
the comes of this two bout. fart of varieties, Mr. Fisher
plays en the piano in various styles, seep several sons of
his own composition, permeates a Norfolk maid servant, a
Frenchwoman, as well of the Dundreary type, a walldaggea•
times, and an Italian who executes en ededrable solo on
the violin. The ►eet sustained and beet written part of the
performance is " Mr. Jenkins' recital of the projected sou-
option drama celled the Mysterious Benedidion -" sod this
wee received with the Modest applause by the audience.
In addition to the stags sung by Miss Mellon, Mies Kli-
mek played erring fantasise on the pianoforte, sod Mr.
Alwyn Field was the scoompanyist The entertainmeat is
announced to be repeated every evening except Monday.
The medians were numerous, and ventilation seemed to be
wholly disreprdad by the managers. The room, with its
low roof and its closed shutters, is fit for nothing but s
lumber doses.
London, England, 1863-04-08

tied the prisoner Isaac se a mu who had been to hair hones
es the previous dap, and spoke to haw lanshand, ssid whim -
the paisours were takes to the datios Joseph was salad bairs
he spelt his mune, and when he answered Km Daveti.
fled the voice as the voice of the person who salmi ether
husband wee at home, oa the wetting of ties murals.
[There are tarty without° be examised Per the presses.
tics, and the one will Dot be eotteladed tuatil a very late
boar, if indeed it ow be brought to a does today.]

NEW COURT.
(Beton Mr. Justice IfsWO
Jolts H. Miser* ad Witham Lister sorroodorod to
lake their trial for the manidenghtis al John litaffeed.
Mr. Daley aod Mr. Cecil presented, and Mr. Beristot
Bellentine sod Mr. Metcalfe defaxiedL
The primotiers vies the foreman and sevlgakiraiwed
wader Messrs. Smith, the (matrons% and were la
the oonstruction of some arches at the Greet Warta Rai-
my, when the work they were at work spas pve way,
sods quantity of cask fell in, and several me wise WW.
At the condom:a of the @vides" which wee bat pertly
gone into, the jury stopped the ore. and seder the oiler
iedictmenta astast the cliisadeat• ecgoithile Wag takes,
they quitted the wort
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
London, England, 1863-06-05

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MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLooi.

The stock markets remain quiet. The funds
stand at the closing quotations of yester-
day, being restrained from improvement by
the preparations for next Tuesday's settlement,
which show an ample supply of stock. In
consequence of this the "continuation" to the
July settlement is rather heavy, being to per
cent. English railway stocks are steady. Business
in the foreign stock market exhibits no revival,
yet prices are firm, and, in • few instances,
including Greek and Mexican Bonds, an improve-
ment has occurred.

At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's
telegrams, the Three per Cent. Ranks opened at
69fr. 60c., being be. lower than yesterday.
Consols are now quoted 92 to (•, ex div. both for
money and the account (June 9.) The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cent.
Consort', for money, 92, k ; ditto, for ac-
count, 92 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 911,
8, ; New Three per Cents., 913, I, I ; Bank
Stock, 233 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 ;
ditto, for account, 1071 ; ditto, Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1864 or 1866, 1001 ; Five per Cent.
" enfaced" rupee paper, 1064 ; ditto, Five-and-a.
Half per Cent., 1153 ; and Exchequer Bills, 4s.
die.
London, England, 1863-06-05

No. 5,248.]

fIIALCIITTA, °elfin at the Cape of Good Hope
sad Madre--BTRA3I COMMUNICATION batweem LON-
DON and INDIA by the magnificent Meet of Steamers hell-
tag to the East India and London Shipping Company (Limited .
The weliltuoirn clipper aaxiliary steainfibip LLD% JOCILLY
1,142 Ices. 100-horse power, ROBERT W. Eng, Cammander,
now loading in the Victoria (London) Dodo., win lialS on
11th June, embarking peaseneers at and leaving Orammend on the
Mb Jane, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of flood sego nd
Madre& This magnificent thin, built axpreedg for the India trade,
W been thoroughly rebtted, has first-rate accommodation for
Paseenprs, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a
stew ms. The average Damage of this company's steamers last
season was 70 days to Madras the Calcutta having performed
the voyage In 69 days, being the shortest on mooed.
The line will be continued on the Me of each succeeding
month, with the stnctest punctuality, by one of the company's
magnificent Sect of auxiliary screw pears-ahite.
For freight or purge • 19 to GAINDLAY and Co., IS, Pm-
nament-street, NW, the ALERID BREIT and Co.,
109, Loadenhalistreet, E.C. or at the Mem of the Company,
9, Mincing-lane, Landon, LC. where shoo applications toe
appoinianents as midshipmen In thls series should be made.

Li India and London Shipping Cowan: (United),
9, Llincing-lane, P.C.
London, England, 1863-06-05

TOLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
Ortental Botanical Preps/sit= for Improving and Beatiti-
tyke( the Complexion and Skis. The radiant bloom it imparts
to the cheek sod the sof mem sod delicacy which It induces of
the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing Irritation and re-
moving al ragmen, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discoloration*,
sod other cutaneous visitation', render It indispensable to every
toilet. It °brisket an the effects of climate on the skin, whether
with retinues to sold and inclemency, or intense solar beat.
Pries 4s. dd. and k 6d. per bottle,—Rold at YO, H tton-garden :
and by chentlats and perfumers. Ask for " 84.w:we italydor,
and blows of araTIONS and pernicious articled under the ease
al "lalydor."
London, England, 1863-06-05

THE celebrated Analysts, Dr. HASSALL,
Professor WAY, and leading members of the Faculty, cer-
tify MARSHALL'S HUNGARIAN BRANDY "equal to the
finest Cognac." and the" purest spirit" hitherto imported : hence
Its ennui minus administered medicinally—Of all retailers, in
single bottles, is. ad. each, rape:sled, labelled and cork-branded
J. G. ManisalL" sole consignee. One dome rase (earrisge
paid), 42‘ Depot, 114, Alriersgate-street, City.
London, England, 1863-06-05

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(sruirmee usaskams.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CitAOOW, Joss 4.

On the 28th ult. Czachowski defeated four com.
patties of Russian infantry and a squadron of
cavalry at Bialobrzegi. The Russians were also
defeated by Oborski on the 30th ult. at "Conk).
Engagements have taken place between the Russians
and insurgents at Btawatycze and Czeruk on the
Bug.
London, England, 1863-06-05

C. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
far Pa intim) of PARAFFIRZCADLLS. to whom the pri
mild Gale) has bees &yarded. and their CASON adopted by
Najestre Government for we at the military statism abroad.
These aortic* can be obtained of all chandlers and In
W. Vatted Ellaidem. Price la Sd. par pound : also Field', oelo-
leithadUnited Service dospTabletalld.and td. each..
-`"

The pntrUe are cautioned io see—that Field's label Is on the
=or bona Wholesale only, and ter exportation. —Upper
Lambeth, London, 8.
London, England, 1863-06-05

PRUSSIA.

11681124, Joss 4.

The Norckleistache Zeitulig and the aVale Preus-
sische (Kreuz) Zettung of this evening say :—" Upon
official inquiries being made, the statement of Mr.
Hennessy, M.P., that Russian troops who had
crossed the Prussian frontier near Herzyec had
been provided by the Prussian authorities with
ammunition, was found to be a mere invention."

PRINCE WILLIAM AND THE GREEK
THRONE.

COPENHAGEN, Juirs 4.

Official information received here from London
states that the protocol regulating Prince Wil-
liam's acceptance of the crown of Greece will be
signed in London to-morrow by the representatives
of the protecting powers.

CHINA.
(By Telegraph from Baer.)
SHANGLIAE, AMU. 22.
The reports received here are favourable.
Hoo-shang has surrendered.
The siege of Chiansu has been raised.
Teelsom ()) has surrendered, and thegarriaon has
declared for the Imperialists.
The Franoo-Chinese looting (?) system in Ming-ho
has created disturbances.

AUSTRALIA.
(By Telegraph from Baez.)
MELBOURNE, Arart.2s.
Parliament was opened yesterday.
The Brat intercolonial conference has finished
satisfactorily.
Australia challenges England fora horse-race, to
come off at Victoria, for 10,0001.

THZ OUTWAND INDIA AND CHINA MAILS. —Tile
Peninsular and °Aosta Company's steamship Ripon, Capt.
Christian, sailed from Southampton at 3 p.m. yesterday with
the mails for Gibraltar. the Medderraueas, Egypt, Adeo,
Ceylon, India (except Bombay), and China, together with
33 82st and 23 second-class passengers. The Ripon took oat
on freight 998 boxes specie, value 80,0891. 3e., for the fol.
lowing ports, via. : Ceylon, jewellery, 871. , Madras, bar
silvar,l7,oool. ; gold coin, 2,9974 ; gold thread, &a., 1,3(r31. ;
Calcutta, Prwallery, gold-lace, sod watches, 8821. 3a. ;
Singapore, dollars, 18,2501. ; Hong Kong, dollars, 3,5001. ;
bar silver, 69,8701. ; watches, &e., 2536 ; Shanghai, bar
silver, 133,8301. ; dollars, 36,4301. ; silver COW, 5,6001.;
watches, jewellery, kc., 167/. The Ripon also took oat a
full eargo of 'emend 014111Cliandise.

Losimx Gaimaat Oxitlims Couralcv(LnerraD).—
Teak recalipta far the weak eliding Nay 31, 13,210 t. 12a. 941.
QVININL —The medical profemeice; the "Lancet,"
Dr. Hassell, and others, recommend Waters' Quinine Vim'
as an excellent mod simple stimulant. lliannfattared only by
gopeft
grater. 2
Marilee-lane, Cannonotreet. Lomita, Les.
me by OMS, Italian warehousemen, and °Hun, at Mc a
doom. Wholesale agents, L Lewis and Co., Warceater.-6114-
Tarti.amsat.)
London, England, 1863-06-05

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1863.

gbt &M I.

BALMORAL. Jun a
The Queen drove out yesterday, accompanied by
Princess Helena, and attended by Lady A. Brace.
Prince Arthur left the Castle, attended by Major Elphin-
atone, for Blackeath-park.

Dr. Forrester had au interview with the Duke of New.
oaths yesterday at the Colonial-ofoe.
London, England, 1863-06-05

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

Joss 4.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
GLIM V. BOEGEM AND GOVZIL.-PAST BLED.
This morning the plaintiff's case was resumed and con-
cluded.
Mr. Serjeant Shee (with him Dr Deane, Q.C., and Dr.
Wombs) then addressed the court on the gross improba-
bility of the plaintiff's cam, and called several witnesses
who had been on the mat intimate terms with Mr. Philp,
the testator, but who had never heard of the later disposi-
tion of his property.
Mr. Donald Stewart, who was alleged to be a co-executor
with the plaintiff, said that in 1852 the deceased had asked
him to become his executor, and that he had refused.
Saw him on the Sundry before by death. He told witness
that he was dying, and he begged and prayed him to take
care of his daughter. He did not say anything about his
property, for witness had frequently talked with him about
will of 1852.
Mr. Sirjeant Parry (with him Dr. Elwabsy and Mr. T.
D. Brans) Miring replied,
Sir C. Cromwell said he had not the slightest doubt as to
the judgment which be ought to pronounce. Before Miss
Philp could obtain probate of her father's will of 1852 she
would have to take an oath that it was the last be had left;
and if, therefore, she had Mimi the one executed in 1856,
she would be guilty of forging as well as felony.
Certainly if he was called upon to decide between the credit
of Miss Philp and that of %nob Smith, he should hays
little difficulty in doing so. After minutely criticising the
evidence, and pointing out its monstrous improbability, the
learned judge pronounced against the alleged second will
with costa. In condemning Mr. Glen in the mats he did
not mean to cast Loy imputation upon that gentleman, for
he might have been misled by the witnesses.
DIMS V. BRED!.

In this pert-heard use if.;. Searle adduced IM(18111CO of
the respondent's (the wife'sl identity ; and
The court granted a decree
London, England, 1863-06-05

STOCK CERTIFICATES Ti? BEARER BILL.

The Lords' amendments to this WU Wore comidered and
WATCHMEN mi to.
WATCHMEN IN TOWNS (IRELAND) BILL.

The above bill weed through committee.
COURTS OF THE CHURCH OF SCOTLAND BILL
The order for the third readings)/ this bill was discharged,
med the bill withdrawn.
DISTRICT PAROCHLiL CHURCHES (IRELAND)

Certain emendrataln thle bill were orosidered nad agreed
to, sod the bill ordered to be reprinted.
The Execration of Decreer BM wee committed pro forma.
London, England, 1863-06-05

INLAND REVENUE BILL,

On the motion of the Casincnizon of the Enclingnint
the house went into committee on thin bill, for the.pur-
ce of making the new clause with respect to mammal
use
The house then resumed.
AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE TREATY BILL.

The house went into committee oo this bill.
The bill pawed through committee, and the third reading
ea fixed for Monday.
The home resumed.
REMOVAL OF IRISH POOR BILL.

This bill was reed a second time.
DRAINAGE AND IMPROVEMENT OF LAND

(IRELAND) BILL.

Sevend amendments of a verbal eharacter were inserted
on the motion of Mr.Prum,and the bill wan ordered fora third
reading.
EARS ENGELS ACT AMENDMENT BILL

ThinlarwATs riri;;.;;d --
VACCINATION (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill was reed a mooed time.
COURT OP SESSION (SCI/LAND)

The LORD ADVOCLTE, in int;riog the siicood radio,
of this bill, said be did not expect that the measure would
pass this session, and his object in proposiog the present
stage was that it should be printed far oirculatioo.
After some diseussioe, the bill was read a second time
pro form!, in order that it might be reprinted with amend-
ment&
London, England, 1863-06-05

THE PERTUEOLA LEAD MINING and
SMELTING COMPANY (Lhelitod).
Ineorpreated under the Companies AM, 1864 *Oh Limited
Liability.
Capital. 0154,000, In MOOD Shares of ElO each.
Deposit on application, £1 per Share, and on allotment a far-
ther pa7meotorn per Share. Calle not to exceed di per Share,
at IMsnW of three menthe

Mirka Bell. Esq. Wawa .777i;;;150n. T. Bomar, and Co.)
James H. Eathoven, map. (Negan. H. J. Entboren and Sons).
John P. Judd, Dry. 'Hamra Nathaniel Johnston and Sons,.
Jahn Orred, • Astorleke Hall, Gloucestershire.
Edmund A. Pontifer, laq (Hews. Pontifer and Wood).
Jaw Taylor. Taylor, tt (Marrs John Taylor ILIA Sons!.
Richard Tuylor„ •

BANEICIS.
Mann. !Arnett. Roses, Anil Co., London.

Mega iTgiiiietriTxt—Oo7ftveapoot
80LIC1IVZS—Mears. John and Willlam Galsworthy, 12, Old
Jewry-chambers.
HSOHnS—Heires, Joshua Hutchinson and Son, Angel.oosrt,

Ilanionanlieiralainirdior and Una.
0111.111111.13criurrimulpi legte-z2t. George llenfrey.

Offices :—R Qesenatremßplace, Loudon.
ABRIDGED PRORPECTITB.

This Company boo been duly registered with Limited Liability.
Its object tithe purchase of a large interest In the celebrated
Lead Mines of lionteponi, in the bland et Sardinia, together
with the 'standee le►d Smelting establishment of Pertusola
mad the Samanello Coal Mine in the Gulf of Spena.
The purchase-money for these properties ;including eleven-
Sarelfths of the Montepool Mine engines, de., is £150,000,
glad it Is estimated that 1.50,000 win be required as Seating
Capital. so that in tieing the nominal capital at £250.000. a mar-
gin of £eo,ooo is left to en dile the Company to tote advantage
at such opportunities so may present themselves of extending
liteirinterxst 10 Italian mines. .

essentially In lie nature from ordinary
mining enterprises. Ili capital being invested in the purchase
of mines and works, which are In full operation, and yielding
very large Mame-
Full prospectuses, with forms of application for sh►res, may
be had et the Oboes of the Company, No. 6, Queenctreekplace,
London, or of the Broken of the Company, Mears. Joahna
Hutchinson sod Son. No application will he considered unless
a deposit of 41 for each Share applied for shall have been pre-
viously made with the Bankers of the Company. lids sum will
be adorned la hill in the event of no allotment being made.
London, England, 1863-06-05

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 5, 1863.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

KA RIC-LANIL—(THIS DAY.)
There was a very poor show of Eoglish wheat on offer in
our market to-day. Owing in some measure to the very
favourable accounts at hand from most parte of the United
Kingdom in reference to the crops—Talavera wheat having
COOI4I into blowout in some counties—the demand for
both red sod white qualities was in a sluggish state at about
Monday's
catrOlelera We were y well, bat not to say heavily, supplied
with foreign wheat. Selected samples were held somewhat
firmly at fall quotations, but other kinds moved off heavily
at late rates.

FlOatiogoargoes of grain were held on former terms, but
the inquiry for them was by no means active.
The transactions in barley were oo a fair average scale.
Compered with Monday no change took place in prime.
The sbow of samples was small.
There was a moderate inquiry for most descriptions of
malt on former terms.

The show of home grown oats was very limited, of foreign
rather extensive. A fair business was laming in most
descriptions, at late quotations.
Beans share in short supply, and steady request, at full
prices.
The sale for peas was moderately active at quite last
week's currency.
Most descriptions of flour changed hands steadily. In
prices, however, no change took place.
Linseed continues iv request, at the late improvement in
value. All other seeds were dull. In cakes very little was
passing.

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The railway market is inactive to-day, with few
transactions, but the tendency on the whole is
rather better than at the close yesterday. London
and North Western and Lancashire and York-
shire stocks have risen 4 per cent., the
other leading lines being without variation.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1024 to 3 ; Great Western, 674 to if ; Mid-
land, 1284 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1101 to 1114 ; South Eastern, 92 to 4 ; Great
Eastern, 52 to 531 ; Caledonian, 1174 to 118
Loudon and South estern, 1044 to 1054 ; and
Great Northern, 1274 to 1284.
Indian railway stocks generally are without
alteration. Eastern Bengal is firm. Canadian
lines are dull. Foreign shares are quiet.
sb.lrel

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London, England, 1863-06-05

OR PORT ADELAIDE Direct, with good
despatch, the very fine, fast-sailing barque EUPHRATES,
talauti:ln D. COWEN, 413 tona register : loading In the SR
Dock. Has snperior accommodation for a few chief
cable howw Illhe taken at forty 'ewe.' each.—For
RC:
or woo to GREEN, ROBINSON, and Co., 44,
London, England, 1863-06-05

OD. Fle,t-iiregt.

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
BUILDING, South Kensington.
A GRAND MILITARY CONCERT in AID of H.R.H. the
PRINCESS MARY'S FUND, for Providing Nurses for the
Inmates of the CAMBRIDGE ASYLUM, will be given in the
international Building. South Kensington by spectsl permlsidon„
on SATURDAY, the 13th Jui.e. Doors open at 0. the Cowen to
commence at 3 precisely.
Under the Immediate Patronage of
His Royal Highness the Prince of WALES,
Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES,
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE,
His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, and
Her Royal Highness the Princess WART ADELAIDE.
The BANDS of the 110CsEHoLD BRIGADE, consisting of
The Fust Life Guards,
The Second Life Guards,
Rossi Horse Guards Blue;,
The Grenadier Guards, •
Col [stream Guards. and the
Scots Fusilier Guards,
will perform on this occasion.
The full Programme ten be ready on Monday next, June 3,
Admission, Is.: reserved sesta, 7a. 6,l.—Tickets to be obtained
at 11r. Sams' Royal Library, 1, M. Jemegs-street, S.W.: Mr.
Mitchell. Royal Library. 33, Old Bond.street ; Mr. Wederton's
Library, St. Otorgeoplace, Knightsbridge Mews. Keith,
Prow,., and Co., 4,, Cbespside suit at Mr. Austin's Tickeboffice,
N. Jansigstiall, R.

gfte expresso.
London, England, 1863-06-05

ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL.

A general oourt of sovernors was held yesterday,
at the London-bridge Terminus Hotel, to receive a report of
the grand committee in continuing the negotiation with the
governors of Bethlehem Hospital, pursuant to the resolution
of the general court of the 21st day of April last, and to
receive the grand committee's suggestions with a view to
prevent any further delay in fixing on a site for the new
hospital.
A discussion ensued in which the several sites gar
gested found advocates in about equal proportions. Mr.
Tite's proposal was, bowevsr, adopted, and the meeting
adjourned for a fortnight.
London, England, 1863-06-05

WOE, MELBOURNE and GEELONG, to sail
punctually, the favourite ship CALLIANCI, A 1 for 13
years, 822 teas register, lying In the Rost India Docks. This
otilaudid vowel has very supetier accommodation for chief cabin
=gem and ts commanded by 0. T. BROWN, who Is well
tn the trade tor Ida courtery aad urbanity and for the
regularity of his voyages. Nazar moueyitignineas and up.
wards.—tor !might or passage apply to 0 , ROBINSON,
and Cos, 48,7euchumnotreet LC',
London, England, 1863-06-05

RE JOEL PDX- THE LEATHER TRADE.

This was an examination meeting and application for dis-
charge. The bankrupt, Joel Fox, was described as of Lewis.
cottages, Lewis street, Kentish-town, and London street,
Norwich, furrier and shoe manufacturer.
The statement of accounts shows —l)r. : To creditors.
5131. ; liabilities on bills discounted, 1201., the oily meta
being 21. 14s. fid. The expenditure had been at the rate of
1101. per year. The bankrupt filed his own petition on the
21st of April, attributing hia failure to stoppage of credit,
sad refusal to execute orders promised.

sing
Mr. Doyle, for an opposing 'Creditor, asked for a goods and
cash amount, and also that bankrupt should answer requisi-
tions which would be tendered to him. It waa a cue in which
there had been a former bankruptey, and no assignee haring
been chosen, Mr. Aldridge (the moon solicitor) interposed.
Mr. Murray was for the lunkrupt.
Au adjournment fora month wu ordered.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

NAB.LBOROITOII4ITRWIT.
CHARGE Acunwr AN Anemic,.

Mr. Joan Mild, architect, of Alkee-row,Alliacinetaust,
Leeds, was charged before Ur. Knox with being drunk and
indecently behaving himself.
Adams, 212 C, said that while on duty in Leicester-
even, near the Alhambra Palace, about 12 o'clock the
previous night, his attention wail called by • lady who add
a gentleman was miscooducting himself a little further on.
He went up and found the defendantdrunk, with hie clothes
in a state of disorder, and his person exposed, the visitors
to the Alhambra leaving at the time. On the defendant
refusing to move away he took him into custody.
Defendant denied the charge and mid he was not drunk.
Servant Collings, 16 C, maid he was at the Vine-street
station when the defendant wan brought in, charged with
being drunk and misconducting himself. The defendant
was drunk, and so were two companions who came to the
station.
London, England, 1863-11-16

THE POLICE COURTS.

11.tN810N-HODBE,

George Priest 111117;11111110;151Fai the instance of the Com-
missioners of Custom' for herbs; feloniously altered a nee-
tined copy of the register of his birth. Defendant, who bad
bees employed for some mouths as an extra out-door °Mew
in the Custom-boase, had applied to be appointed to a per-
manent situation. For this appointment it is nenerery the
candidate should be 20 years of age, and he, Italia' procured
the certificate of his birth from the registrar at Amersham
altered the date, which was January, 1844, to January, 1813,
to make himself appear 20 Tsars old. The alteration was
detected when the oertificate was produced.
Defendant admitted his guilt, bat raid be did not think
he was committing any crime. He had only altered the certi-
ficate in order that be should not lose the appointment.
He was committed for trial, but bail was accepted on his
behalf, himself in 801., and two sureties in 401. each.
London, England, 1863-11-16

GUILDHALL.

No fewer than 145 charges were heard against omnibus
and cab drivers and proprietors of ,an., carts, and other
vehicles, for infringing the traffic regulations. 50 were for
omnibus delays sad obstructions, 53 for obstructions and
loitering by cabs, and 45 against vans and carts. The total
of fines indicted amounted to 1301., and several of the men
charged had their licenses takes from them.

BOW.STBEET.
Juh n Jona, fashimmlily got up, was charged with stealing
a gold watch, value 20 guineas, from a gentleman named
Few. on Lord Mayor's-day, and wee committed for trial.
Gemye Bueland, alias Buckley, and John Smith were
charged with being concerned with another in robbing Mr.
Jobs Ward Jackson of a gold watch, value 45 guineas, in
the Strand, while looking at the Lord Mayor's show. It
was the counterpart of one belonging to the late Mr. °
Stephenson, who was his personal framed. They bad bought
these watches at the same time, 15 years ego, sod his watch
had not varied live seconds during the whole of that period.
The Owners were committed for trial.
Joseph Bemis, a cheeesmooger's alialmaao, charged with
disorderly conduct io conjunction with a mob of 300 or 400
rough', who were knocking people's bate over their eyes, and
Bimini' them up in the air, was Bawd V., or oaemattlis
imprisonment.
London, England, 1863-11-16

SURREY.

The " legitimate " performances which, under
the joint management of Moen. Anderson and Shepherd,
have had a short trial at this theatre gave place on War.
day to a drama of French Bohernian life, celled The Game
of Life; or, the Swallows of Praia. The plot is involved
and romantic—misty, even beyond the mistiness usually
found in a Surrey version of a Porte St. Martin play--and
the characters all bear French name., which the actors
make sad havoc. with. We have called attention before
now to this transpontice love of a language which neither
the performers nor their audience@ roan to understand. If
the plays are taken bot from Paris and translated surely
the names of men and places may be Englished—not only
at the Surrey Theatre, but at more ambitious houses.
In addition to this new drama the entertainments now
include a new burlesque upon Manfred, bearing the title of
Mad-Fred, which is full of the broadest absurdities. The
Hall of irimanes, however was hardly more absurd than
it is in the original spectacls. Both pieces were fairly
suoceesfuL

THR PRESIDER t'Y Or BT. BARTHOLOMEW'S HOS-
-ITTAL. —On &Wilk) summons 01 were hued to the go-
Vernon of St. Bartholomew's Hospital requiriog them to
attend a general court to be held on Wednesday next for
the purpose of taking into ocmaideration the canary in the
dike of president, caused by the death of Mr. W. Cubitt,
M.P. The proceedings are looked forward to with much
Interest, inasmuch an at the last election of president the
court placed itself in opposition to the corporation of Lon-
don by electing Mr. Cubitt, after hie resignation of the office
of alderman._ .

fints or Picrtrnim.—A collection of modern pie-
terse and drawing. the property of A. Grant, Eakzcse
sold by enetioo oe Saturday,by Mears. Christie end
Amongst the pines sold were %eluded :—" Bed Time," b;
W. P. Frith. for 5601. " The Outrage on Sir John Co-
ventry," by Ilegoirs, 235 guineas ; "The Cooling Stream,"
by J. C. Hoot, 340 guineas ; dotting Letters," Wybord.
120 guineas ; • Love me, lens my dog,' by C. Baxter, 132
plows; " Blowieg Bard." by G. Chambers, nee., 90 gni.
nese ; " Crossing the Bridge," 'lgo del Sierra, Lombardy,
by G.E. Herring, 80 in ; • A Letter from Papa." by
F. (Medan, 165 (nines@ " Flolyrood. fro, the 11111,..7_ by
D. Roberta, 2T5 guineas ;" From the Hasid.," by W. Dili
Sold, 210 guineas, he.
London, England, 1863-11-16

THE NEW ZEALAND WAR.

There have been no very important items of
news from the seat of war in New Zealand since
the date of our last summary. Several skirmishes
have occurred, the result of which can have no
effect in deciding the main issue. General Cameron
has concentrated his forces for attacking the strong-
hold of the rebels at Meremere. Volunteering has
been carried on with great success in Victoria and
the neighbouring colonies. 14 officers and 932 men
had embarked from Victoria fur Auckland.

We subjoin the latest items of intelligence re-
ceived by telegraph from Sydney, under date Sept.
19 :—" The steamer Prince A!fred has arrived
from New Zealand, bringing dates from Nelson to
Sept. 13, and from Auckland to Sept. 7. The
troops were massed in the front. Two thousand
were ready to march on Meremere. The Kate
arrived from Sydney, with a detachment of volun-
teers, on Sept. 4. On the same day 109 of her
Majesty's troops arrived from Hobart Town. Gen.
Cameron bad erected a redoubt, which commands
Meremere. It was expected that Meremere would
be assaulted very shortly. The Welhngion Pro-
vince is reported to be drifting into the war of race•,
urged on by the Msories. The settlers have armed
themselves, and the militia have been called out."

(lillTZlea TZLIGRAIIS.)
AMERICA.

REPORTED ADVANCE OF MEADE'S ARMY.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 16.

Further advices from New York to the evening
of the sth instant, received here, per Hibernia,
ria St. John's, state that Meade had received
permission to attack, and was reported to be moving,
with ten days' rations.
Simultaneous movements had been ordered at
Chattanooga and Charleston.
Exchange on London was quoted 162. Gold 46i
per cent. premium.
Cotton—Middling upland, 83c. Illinois Cen-
trals, 124 i. _

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

OPENING OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
BY PRINCE COUZA.

BUCRAREST. Nov. 15.

The opening of the National Assembly took place
to-day by Prince Coura, who delivered a speech
making an energetic appeal for harmony between
parties.
It also announced that bills of a very liberal cha-
racter would be laid before the assembly relativo to
electoral reform, the amelioration of the condition
of the peasants, administrative decentralisation,
railways, and the Credit Foncier, and making pub-
lic instruction compulsory.

THE BRAZILIAN MAIL.
BUENOS AYBF,S, Octrosas 14.
(B, Tslegrapb from Lisboa.)

Exchange 674.; ounces, 434 i. Wet malted hides
nominal ; nothing done. Dry American, 36 to 40.
Wool stock further roluowl. Tallow firm, no move-
ment. Lumber, 3) to 44. Flour dull and un-
changed. Relined sugar, 17 ; improving. Imports
dull and unchanged.
London, England, 1863-11-16

LETTER OF GARIBALDI.

The Provincial Council of Potenza (one of the
Neapolitan provinces afflicted with brigandage)
a short time since unanimously voted a subsidy to
the Polish revolution atd a monument to Gari-
baldi. Garibaldi, in a letter published iu the
Diritto, applauds the subsidy, but declines the
ttudatinent. "As to the monument to me," be
ear, "I beg you will dismiss the thought of it.
If you insist, you will put me to tho pain of saying
that I will not accept it. As long as the soldiers
of two foreign armies riot on our soil, as long as
a stream of civil blood flows from the Trvuto to
the Strait, as long as the glorious remains of our
national battles die of hunger or by their own
hand in the midst of the insane rejoicings of our
cities, as long as the boy wants a school and the
orphan an asylum, as long as there is iu Italy
misery, chains, and darkness, speak not of monu-
ments, least of all of a monument to me."

The Mslan Gazette announces that Moneignor
Caccia, Vicar of the diocese of Mike, has deprived all the
priests of that diocese who signed Father Passaglia's address
of the right of preaching.
"A letter from St. Petersburg," says the Frmice,
" states that the speech of the Emperor of the French has
produced • most favourable impression in that capital.
Prince Goetchakoff sent it off at owe by telegraph b. the
Emperor of Russia, wbo wu on his road back to St. Peters-
burg. The Vice-Cbamellor of the Empire shows himself,
it is said, animated with the best feelings in favour of the
Emperor Napoleoe's proposition, sod was oelywaiting for
the arrival of the Emperor Alexander to reply. ”
Tres A lIIRICAN Mors.—On Saturday the Cunard
Royal Mail Steam Ship Company's steamer Arabia was de-
spatched from Liverpool for Bootee with the United States
mails, 50 pemeaurs, and • full cargo. She allied at
Queenstown at 2.30 p.m. yesterday, embarked the mail..
passengers, and latest telmrams, mid proceeded at
4 p.m. All well. On Wednesday the Semen glimmer
City of New York will sail from the Mersey for New
York with mails for the United Statm. There are
' three stesinen due at Liverpool this week with mails from
the limited States, via. Etna, from New York as the
lib, will probably mach Queenstown on Wednesday next,
sad the thamaiocus, from Quebsia on the 7th, is also due at
Loedoederry on the same day. On Saturday seat the
Cased steamer Canada, with dates from Boston to the
11th, sad Halifax to the 13th, is due at Queostown.
Lscroas SZAAON OF THE YOUMI MEN'S CHM/4-
TUE ASSOCIATION.—The nineteenth course of lectures of
this .societies is I. be ieaugurated tomorrow (Tuesday)
amnia& by Professor Owen, of the British Museum, who
will disown of the animal cresaion. The course coosiete,
es meal, of twelve lectures. Tim Dames of the Revs. A.
!Watts, limy sod A. K. H. Boyd (author al As
• Reereatiom of a Country Pantie ") are included is the
list of lester•re. Tickets an male hued for the motive
come% but the terms of Sitar& are very low Judaea
lectures*: the kigh due
London, England, 1863-11-16

THE BOMBAY MAIL

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 12.
The Veetis and Ceylon sailed hence with the
above mails, at 6 p.m. this day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles about
the 18th, and the latter at Southampton about the
25th inst.
The Malta brought the mail to Suez, arriving
there on the 11th.

THE BRAZILS.
(By Telegraph Item Lisboa.)

RIO DE JANEIRO. 0c7....11L

Exchange on London 27{ to 97 : on Paris,
343 to 345. Coffee, good first, 6,900 to 7,000 Nis.
Shipments, 73,900, stock, 130,000 bags. Freights,
355. 6d. to 40s.

BAHIA, OUT. 28.

Exchange on London, 271 to 271• Sugar
whites, 2,200 to 2,690 ; browns, 1,600 to 1,800.
Cottons, 24,000 to 26,000 reis.
YERNAIIIBUCO, Ocr. 31.

Exchange on London, 28 to 27k. Seger :
whites, 3,000 ; browns, 1,800. Cottons, 25,000.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Oneida,
with the outward mails of the 9th October, ar-
rived at Pernambuco on the 28th.
LISBON, Nov. 14.

The Messageries Imperiales Company's steamer
Warn, with the above mails, arrived here to-day.
London, England, 1863-11-16

JAPAN.

At the last dates no active hostilities had taken
place since the attack upon the town and fort of
Kagosima, by Admiral Kuper. It has been
affirmed that the Japanese, in this affair, fired the
first shot, but it appears that that waa not until
we had committed an act of hostility in seizing
three steamers belonging to Satsuma, and tying
with their cargoes in Kagosima Bay. The ad-
miral commenced action by signalling that the
prizes should be burnt and the fleet form into line.
The English fleet, meantime, was lying in Yoko-
hama Bay "repairing."
London, England, 1863-11-16

1,,1*,5e themselves in this court, than the clerks in public
onico. Almost every day the court had a cue of this kind
before it. The applieithOs ia tkit oue to Commit meat
cberefora be refused.
S irgood asked for mots, as the rule hid been moved
IA WS'
yr. lame objected.
lie Howse took time to consider the point.