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The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-06

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

0111~1 TILIGIAISO

THE BOMBARDMENT OF SONDERBORO.
COPENHAGEN, Aram 5, 9.25 sal.
The bombardment of Sonderborg was recom-
menced yesterday at 2 p.m.
The Thippel works have sustained no injury
whatever.

A pontoon train has been seen near Ballesgaard.
General Fassard is expected in Copenhagen from
Stockholm.

BOMBARDMENT OF DUPPEL.
COPENHAGEN, Ann 5, 10.10 a.m.
A lively artillery fight took place at Duppel yes-
terday.
The bombardment of Sonderborg has ceased.
The enemy has erected batteries in Stegewig for
the purpose of bombarding men-of-war.

AUSTRIA, PRUSSIA, AND THE
CONFERENCE.
VLENNA, Aran 5, EvrnrG.
. .

The semi-official Wiener Abend post of to-day
says :—" The allied powers will demand at the
conference ample security for the complete inde-
pendence of the Duchies, as well as for an uncon-
ditional equality with the remaiuder of Denmark.
They will further demand the political union of
Sleswig and Holstein with Germany, by which they
are permanently to be protected."

THE CONFERENCE.
COPENHAGEN, APRIL 4, 10.10 P.Y.
. . _ .

The Padreland of to-day says :—"We learn
that Denmark will be represented at the conference
by M. de Bilk, the Danish Minister in London,
M. de Quaade, the Minister for Foreign Affairs,
and M. Krieger, Member of the High Court. The
two latter are expected to leave for London on the
7th inst."
London, England, 1864-04-06

THE NATIONAL FINANCIAL COMPANY
(Limited,.
Inemporated under the Companies Aet of Delt. by which the
liability of the Shareholders is limited to the amount of their
'harm
tint Capital CSOO.OOO. in 10.000 shares of C t 0 each.
Deposit on application el per share. sn-I it on a lotment.
No call will be made until after the expiration of three months
from the date or allotnieut, and it is not contemplated to call
up more than ilO per share.
As the operations of the Commute incoraw further lames of
shares will be made, which will in the test instant* lie offered
to the then exixtint Shareholders ou such terms as the Directors
maz deem advisable.
London, England, 1864-04-06

MLIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Second-band
Books on Sale.—Purchasers of Book • for public or private
libraries, merchants, shi ping agents: and others. are Invited to
apply for the APRIL LIST of WORKS withdrawn from kindle,
library for SALE. This hat contawl more than Lobo other
works of the past and present season, at the lowest correct
pricea—LITARLES EDWARD 11 ÜblE, New OxfordAtreet,
London : City Mike, 4, King.street, Cheapside. Branch este,
liahments—Croes-stree4, Manchester; and Temple-strati, Bir-
London, England, 1864-04-06

OONFEDERATE STATES.

The Marquis of CLANRICARDE, in moving for the
correspondence with the government of the Confederate
states relative to the removal of British consuls from their
territory. complained that the facts of the several cases
had not been fairly represented by the government, and
that in some instances the consuls had been removed owing
to the representations of the Federal government, and had
not been driven out, u insinuated, for their conduct in
opposing the forcible enlistment of British subjects in the
Confederate army, although be believed the interference of
some of these functionaries had been intolerable. He did
not go the length of desiring the recognition of the Con-
federacy ; but there was no doubt that the want of accre-
dited officials had been productive of much inconvenience
and ices. le hisopinion this want might be supplied with-
out recognising the Confederate state..
Earl HUBBELL, in reply, said that complaints bad over
and over again reached him that British subjects bad been
obliged to serve in the army of the Confederate states, and
on the question being referred to the law came of the
crown they had given their opinion that it was illegal to
compel the subjects of her Majesty to serve in the army of
either belligerent without giving them time and opportunity
to quit the country if they thought proper. For himself,
he had taken the utmost Plin to act impartially as be-
tween both sides, and he admitted that the conduct of some
of our consuls bad been most improper, although the
Cosfeddrate government bad acted with considerable
harahu,sa. He had endeavoured to devise some
means of supplying the place of consuls for the
protect:on of British interest* in the Confederate
states, and bed entered into communication with Mr.
Mason, one of the Confederate commissioners, for that
purpose, hut as yet without result. He regarded the re-
lease of the Saxon as guaranteeing the justice of the Federal
courts, and expressed his readiness to remonstrate with the
United States government in any case where the Foreign
Enlistment Act appeared to have been violated. As to the
motion for correspondence, provided it were altered by the
iosertioo of the words "copies or extracts of," and the
words "so-called" before "Confederate states"—for
otherwise it would appose that the house had recognised
those stake before her Majesty had done so—he Should
have no ohjeetioa to the proposal.
The motion thus amended was agreed to, and their lord-
ships adjourned ate quarter to 7 o clock.

HOUSE OF COBEKONS.—TCZI3DAT, Amu 5.
The house met et 4 o'clock.
CAPTAIN MELVILLE WHITE.

Is reply to Colonel FRENCH,
Mr. I.AYARD sationaced that be had received a con-
maeicatpiti from Haab*, is which led him to believe that a
deciam to the cam o iJaptaia Melville White world be
sivee i • the warm of a few days.
London, England, 1864-04-06

PORTUGAL

LISBON, APRIL 6.
Two Austrian frigates and a gunboat have sailed
for the Baltic.

It is expected that the bill abolishing the tobacco
monopoly will meet with opposition in the Chamber
of Peers.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(rsou ova OWN 001111.7.8PONDENT.)

PARIS, TCENDLT EVENING.

The prorogation, as it is called, of the session of
the Corps Ldgislatif to May 4 appears in the
Monikur to-day, but it is already said that a
further extension will be necessary. M. O'Quin'a
report on the budget is so voluminous that it will
take a week to print it, and there is no chance of
r the debate on the budget beginning before the 20th
instant. Among the important bills which, as too
usual, are only ready towards the end of the ses-
sion, the Sugar Bill and that on coalitions are likely
to give rise to long debates.
The Temps hears from Berlin that Prussia is dis-
posed to accept the French proposal for an appeal
to universal suffrage in the duchies, but that M.
de Bismark prefers a suffrage of two degrees—that
is, the election by the people of an assembly whose
vote would be taken to be the expression of the
wishes of the nation.

The France, in answer to the paragraph of the
ifoniteur, refuting its statement that the anniver-
sary of the battle of Waterloo was still celebrated
in England, says it will not dispute about words ;
but that what it particularly referred to was the
banquet at the Mansion House on June la, 1863, at
which Baron Gros, the French ambassador, was
present and sat next to Lord Palmerston. The
Pays, however, quotes a passage from Lord Pal-
merston's speech on that occasion in favour of the
French alliance, which makes no allusion to the
anniversary, and I have no doubt at all that the
fixing of the banquet for that day was quite acci-
dental.

The Bourse is weak. Quotations in Bente
have scarcely changed, but Mobilier fell 6fr. 25c.,
and the Orleans Railway lOfr.

Letters from Montpellier state that the agitation
continues there, and that considerable bands of
people throng the streets in the evening, which are
dispersed by strong detachments of infantry and
cavalry, supported by gendarmes and policemen.
Arrests continue to be made.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

WI:DWI/DAY. inn. 6, 6 LX.

B. Ai

Nairn -
/30.1440 f
Aberdeen 140.32
Leith '40.21 43.
Antromen. ... 13019 43,
lireesceetle 130.15 411
Galway
Valencia 130.1754
Cape Clear ,40.19 52
Queenstown 1M0.21 40 66
Liverpoel '3o
Robleed 46
Pembroke
Brun :
.20.24'52
L'Orient 130 16 92
Rochefort ' 80.20 05,
!teal
Weymouth
Portsmouth
London :4O 27 40
Dover .. . 130.26 44
INEINCRIth 40.22 401
Scarborough 30.27 119
OM.
40.2244

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London, England, 1864-04-06

[Stamped, ld. Additional,]

ROYAL ALE! AM BR A.-TRIUNIPHANT
SUCCRSi of the NEW ClRQUE—acknowledged to be the
best overproduced In England,
GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE THIS guy, at 2
o'clock; evening half-pset 7.
London, England, 1864-04-06

PERSONS FURNISHING
will find CPTTIsitYB Ironmongery Wain's/intent. VI,
OXFORD-STREET, a eouverdent House. A large stock of well.
manufactured goods always on sale. InectroPlate Table
Cutlery, Tea Trays, Baths : also brushes, Turnery, and Cooperage
goods. livery article for the house and kitchen. Carriage paid
for orders above Ad.
London, England, 1864-04-06

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Amu. 5.
The Norddeutache All2emeine Zeitunq of to-day
says :

"The alleged identical circular note of Prussia and
Austria, published by the Vienna Press of the 2nd
inst., said to be addressed to the German Federal
States on the subject of the Conference, is in form
and contents a complete invention."
London, England, 1864-04-06

PUBLIC 81711121F9fi.

The Lessee and 8.1.. of Set I.d Eatetee Act Amealmeat
Bill wee read 6 wood tam

The report of amendments on the Vestry Cep Abolition
(Ireland) Bill, and the Malt for Animals Bill, respectively,
was brought up and agreed to.
The Court of Chancery (Despatch of Business) Bill, and
the Conveyances, &e. (Ireland) Bill, were severally pawed
through committee without amendment.
The Bills of Exchange and Promissory Noise (Ireland)
Bill was read a third time sod passed.
THE REMOVAL OP BRITISH CONSULS FROM THE
London, England, 1864-04-06

DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alderegate-street.
SHAKESPEAREFE.ATIVAL —An .kfist.ll SLY no
THURSDAY, April dirt, and SATURDAY, April 23rd. - ichets
1.. each Select Parties WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY,.
The advanced Class every Monday—The quarter fur instruction
by Mr. T. YOUNG commenced on April I.
London, England, 1864-04-06

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL s.—Appointment : Master
James H. Lawrence, to toe Lrresatible, fm the Coast
Guard.

- ---
A VoLurrran Exricur.D.—A. court of inquiry,
°Demoted of offloers of the 9th Kent (Chatham) Volunteer
Rifles, has been held to investigate a charge made against
Private Earle for having unlawfully made away with a
portion of uniform the property of the corps. It was
proved that the accused had worn out his uniform troweers
by using them at Ins employment at Chatham dockyard,
and that he bad been previously motioned for a similar
offence. The court recommended that Earle should be
peremptorily dismissed from the corps, which was sanc-
tioned by the Commandant, Captain Budden.

EXECUTION IN lEKLAND.—Bernard Cangley, who
was sentenced to death at the late assizes for Cheap, for the
wilful murder of a farmer named Peter Reilly, was executed
on Monday morning. The murder was perpetrated under
circumstances of great atrocity. Some years ago Dangler
wee in the employment of Reilly, and he then lost his hand
through the bite of an sea. It would appear that
he had some ill-feeling towards Reilly, for be returned
to his home in January lut, and, though he wee
hospitably received, he stabbed Reilly and his wife
in the middle of the night. The former died in a short time
after the infliction of the injuries. The prisoner always ad-
! mated that be murdered Reilly, but be pleaded that he wee
labouring under homicidal mania when he committed the
crime. Since his conviction he exhibited the greatest in-
difference to his position. For several years past be led •
life of crime and vagrancy. The person who performed the
duties of hangman had a borrow escape from very rough
treatment at the halide of • party of people who recognised
him when be wee about to depart by railway to Armagh.—
Dahlia Daily Express.
SITTINOBOURNi AND SIM:REIM RAILWAY.
Yesterday the half-year] meeting of this company was
J
held at the offices in ohn-street, Bedford-row ; Mr.
Lightley Simpson, chairman of the directors presiding.
After some general discussion, in which Mears, to=
Barnes, Katt, Durnford, and others took park kW
was unanimously adopted, and a vote of than/ipM tag
man and threcton closed the preeeerliegs. -t . .
The Armstrong guns, by mutant improver Oct,
are now perfection. The tame le the case with,..ll.S: thir-
tieth Brush., which an now se acted that - with
them la all but impossible. They' the true OT grey
hair, neuralgia, and nervous W.R. Counterfeits are
beteg
Llmade.-.oooes, 1111. Leadae.-ildrow
tleseaeo
London, England, 1864-04-06

ifAINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
has been, daring twenty-flee years, emphatically rue.
dosed by the 'medical protegees, and universally scalded by
the public. as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach. heart-
burn, headsche, goat, and indigestion sad as a mild aperient
for delicate colistltuUous, more especially for ladles and chit.
drew. It Is prepared. In a state of perfect purity and of uniform
dismagth, by DINNIFORD and Co., 171„ Now Boadetriet, Lea
dea • sad mid by all respeabable dunaligot Shavairlosi the wadi
London, England, 1864-04-06

LAW INTELLIGENCE
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Corozoirsioner Goa Morn.)
IL COLONIL WAUGH.

This was a reneweclapplicidoniorrilicautrge from custody
by the bankrupt, whose cam has been so repeatedly before
the court.

____
Mr. Sergood, in an eloquent speech, called attention to
the painful character of the one. For one year and twelve
days had the bankrupt been laid up in a darkened room of
the infirmary of the prison, with blinds drawn down to
protect his eyes.
The Commissioner said he had beard that the colonel
was on the point of death.
Mr. Lewis said that the official liquidators of the London
and Eastern Banking Corporation were willing that the
amount of bail originally fixed should be reduced by one-
half. via., to 2,0001.
The COMMill•ioDer refused to interfere, but said that he
would give his decision to-morrow (Thursday) morning.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DIY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

♦ WARDER OE THE ROUtii OF Dermnox CHAR,IFD Wj?❑
London, England, 1864-04-06

TERMS OF BKSINF.iB.

Current a-counts opened 1i London, In accordance with the
prevailing custom of similar establishments: sod In Liverpool.
Birkenhead. and Manchester, on terms which will conform
thereto as closely as may ilia pm ticable. If the balance shall
not at any time during the halt.year have been below 4500.
Interest at ghe rate of 2 per cent. per annum will be allowed
on the minimum monthly balances. If not below 4200. Interest
at the rata of I per cant. per annum will be allowed on
the minimum monthly balances. If below 4200 no interest
will be allowed.
. .

Deposits received at the current rats of Interest to sums of
LlO and spoon's. on the usual terms.
No charge will be made for collecting country cheques.
Agencies of foreign and country banks undertaken, purchases
and sales of stocks, shares. and other securities effected, dirt.
debts thereon received, coupons collected or negotiat d, and
every other description of banking business transacted.
To Parties keeping acconnts with the Bank tha utmost facili-
ties will be afforded for the transmission of money between its
offices. also f•ar th• payment or receipt of money either in Lon-
don. Liverpool, or Manchester In exchange for stock, sham, ate.
Circular Note* and Letters of eretat issued to all parte of
Lhrope and elsewhere.
London, England, 1864-04-06

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1864.

NE HUNDRED and FIFTY-NINTH SA.LE
O CUSTOM•HOUSE, London, April. 1861.—For SALE, by
order of the Honourable the Commissioners of her Majesty's
Customs, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, If incing.lane. on
THURSDAY, the 7th, and FRIDAY, the edit of April. 1061, at
It o'clock at noon precisely, the following GOODS for exports.
lion or home consumption :—Auchors, &ate, Brushes of fibre,
Brandy, Confectionery, Coffee. Cordials, Dice, Exit de Cologne,
Fishing Nets, Geneva, Knives, Muskets. Pepper, Perfumery.
Perfumed soap. Perfumed Spirits. Private Elects, Rem, Seger*,
Succade-, Spirits plain and mixed, Scissors, Sugar, a Ship's
Cable, a Shills Manila Hawser .
nearly new , Tobacco, Tea,
Timber. T.sys, a quantity of Riding mid Dritriut Whips. Wine,
indow Glass, and various other good.. 'the above goods may
be viewed at the Queen s Warehouse, Custom-house, Thames-
street at the London and West India Docks, and Tobacco-
ground. Rotherlutke, on Wednesday, the 6th April, 1664, from 1
10 o'clock iu the morning until S dclock in the afternoon aml
on the days of sale, from 10 o'clock in the morning until 12
o'clock at noon : the tasting of spirits and wine being restricted
to the day of age as regards the Queens. Warehouse.—Take
notice, that goods sold at this We will not be delivered until
after two clear dsys of the day on which they are sold, and that
no Lots can be paid for at the (lace of the Receiver-General after
o'clock In the afternoon and that on the dos of sale money
will not be received by the Iteeeleeeolenernl after It ,'clock in
the forenoon.—Catalogues may be had at the Queens Ware-
house, Customhouse, Thames-street, GI. each.

BANK of AUSTRALASIA (Inoorporsted 1835),
No. 4, Tilmidneedle-street, London, 14th March, 1884.
The Court Direotors IiEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that •
DIVIDEND, at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum. and •
DON US, as additions' interest, at the rate of }fight per Cent. par
annum, both free of Income Tax, being together at the rate of
14 per cent. per annum, or Et 18s. • Share for the half-year, will
be PAID to the Proprietors at this Oftlee on the old capital of the
Corporation of £9e0.000, on and after TUESDAY, the 12th April
next, between the hours of 10 and o'clock._

The Transfer Books of the Old 51;;;;;111 be closed from the
21st inat., stud continue so until the Dividend and Bonus become
payable.—By order of the Court,
WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary.
The Transfer Books of the New Shares will remain ops.•
until Monday, the 11th April, but will he closed from that date
mail Monday, the 2nd May, when the third instalment will be
payable.
London, England, 1864-04-06

DISMISSAL OF AN INSPECTOR OF SCHOOLS.

Lord B. CECIL salted the Vioe•President of the Council
if he would slats to the house the grounds upon which Mr
Morel{ had been diamiased from the office of her Majesty's
inepeetor.
Mr. LOWE wee sorry the noble lord had thought it
=to ask the question, because the punishment of
hom office was a very seven one. He thought it
would scarcely be fair to Mr. Monti if he were to undertake
to state, az pert', to the house the grated' on which he
was dismissed ; but if the noble lord wished to more for the
warreepondeace on the subject, be would consent to its being
produced.
London, England, 1864-04-06

HOME and COLONIAL ASSURANCE
COMPANY 'Waite&
NOTICE 18 HERESY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPLI-
CATIONS (or Shares in this Company `ln be RECEIVED front
London AFTER THIS DAY, the Ilth, and from the country
AFTER TO-MORROW, the 7th April.—By order.
Temp:eery Offices. 1. East India-avenue, Loudon,
April 6, 1564.
London, England, 1864-04-06

[TWOPENCE

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(artnira's TELEGRAUR.)
THE ARCHDUKE MAXINHLIAN.

PARIS, Aram 5.

La France of this evening says :—" he Arch-
duke Maximilian has not yet received the Mexican
deputation, difficulties having arisen at the last
moment touching his definitive acceptance of the
conditions relative to his eventual rights of
succession to the Austrian throne. The Archduke
consented to renounce his rights, but the Arch-
duchess Charlotte is said to have offered serious
objections to that step. Fresh negotiations have
commenced." The same paper states that the
journey of the Archduchess Charlotte to Vienna is
said to have some reference to this circumstance.
London, England, 1864-04-06

ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Incorporated by Act of Parlisateut, with Lthaitcd

EIGIIT PER CENT. PRIMMENTIAL SUAREs, L 5 per
Share. Deposit 5:.2 10e. on allotment.
The Directors are prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for
8,50.., of these SHARES. representing the balance of the *map.
propriated Share Capital of the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
A contract has been entered into with Yemen Glass, Elliot.
and Co. roe the manufacture of the cable recommended by the
Salentine. Committee, and forlaylog the came complete in 1505.
fie manufacture of tbia cable is now going ou.
Applications sill be receiceil at the Compatry's °face. 22, Old
Bread-street. C.C.. not later than Friday. the lsth instant.
By order, GEORGE saWA RD, Secretary•.
No. 22, Old litoad.street, EC., April 2nd, Irta.
London, England, 1864-04-06

WINDSOR CASTLE, Amu, 5.

The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Au-
gustus of Saxe Coburg, drove out yesterday afternoon.
Prisms" Helena and Princess Louise, and Prime= Clotakie
and Prisons dmilie of Saxe Coburg, accompanied her
Majesty in a second carriage.
Lieutenant-Colonel Du Plat attended on horseback.
Palace Leopold and Primer Boatel°, took a carriage
drive.

Mr. Tsley had the honour of submitting to ber Majesty
the Queen his picture in water colours of " The Night of
the Betrayal."

A deputatioa from the board of management of the
Central London District School, °matting of Mr. Dalton
(chairman), Mr. Sewell (vierehairman), Mr. Long, Mr.
Pardon, Dr. Shea, Mr. Gale (architect), and Mr. Heath,
(clerk) had an interview with the Right Hoe. 0. P.
Villiers yesterday at the office of the Poordaw Board,
Whitehall

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Lord High Commies'/ear of the lonian Wanda
Despetc.bee were pent to the governors of the Cape of Good
Hope, Natal, and St. Helena.

We are authorised to state that the Queen has
postponed the court appointed to be held at Buck-
ingham-palace this day at 3 o'clock until Saturday
next the 9th inst., at the same hour.
The Earl and Countess of Zetland will return
to town early next week, from lake Hall, Yorkshire, for
the season.

The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and family
will return to Belarave-sqnsee early next week from Good-
wood, where they have been paw* the ream.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDO& &Pen 5.
INTENDED VISIT OP Mint ROYAL HIGIINIMMI
TIM PIONCI LTD Prance-se Or WALLS TO CAMBIUDWL—
The Vice-Chancellor has received ae official intimation to
the effect that it will be the pleasure of their royal high-
nesses to visit the University of Cambridge in the month
of June next. The fact of the intended visit was also an-
nounced by the mayor, at a meeting of the Town Council
on Tuesday (yesterday), We bad the pleaeure of announc-
ing several weeks ago that this matter was in contempla-
tion. The following is a oopy of the Vice-Chancellor's no-
tice issued this morning :—" St, Peter's College Lodge,
April 5, 1864.—The Vice-Chancellor has the high gratifi-
cation of announcing to the members of the university that
it is the intention of their Royal Highnesses the Prince and
' Princess of Wales to honour the university with a visit in
the week ending the Pith June next. The Vice-Chancellor
will take the earliest opportunity of announcing to the
member. of the university the arrangements made for the
reception of their royal highnesses upon the occasion of
this gracious mark of their royal highnesses' favour.*
London, England, 1864-04-06

•
TO the BONDHOLDERS of the ATLANTIC
and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
ISSYE of SECOND MORTGAGE Wirt., payable in London.
SOO,OOO dollars 1.1190,000) New York Division.—Due in 1881.
1,00,000 dollars (4125,000. Pennsylvania Division.—Due in 1882.
Secured by a registered mortgage, constituting a lien on the
Income and all corporate nghta, privileges, lands, franchises,
plant, and property of the Pennsylvania and New York Divisions
of the Railway.
The Bonds are redeemable in New York or In London at
4e. 6.L per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or endorse-
ment : 4 per cent of the gross amount will be drawn yearly In
July, commencing in 1845. to be paid off at par in London:
interest Coupons are attached to the Bonds, payable semi-
annually, at the Consolidated Bank in London, at the Szed.rate
of 4.5. to the dollar.

The Bonds will be lamed at 70, elt •
Bonds of 100 dollars at 41.5 15e., with interest from April 1, 1904
500 „ 47S 151.,
1,000 £ls7 10s ,
The Coupons represe £l4 per annum on each Bond of 1,000
dollars t CV-9), or nearly 0 per cent

The privilege of eubscribing will rersin open until the 6th of
April, for the present boudoolders, eltbeg directly, or through
their brokers._

The terms of lime are so follows :
5 10 per cent on°° application, being Cll 5 0 pez Bend of 1,000 dole.
21612012111 w 24 10 0
15 „ 2nd Slay 33 15 0 „ w
20 ~ 18th !fay „ 0.5 0 0
20 w Ist Jam „ 43 0 0 „
••

LIST 10 0
Subscribers hare the option of paying the instalment* in advance,
and will be allowed a discount of 0 per cent. per annum on such
pre•pa7meata.
. .

Alter allotment, scrip certifleater will be Issued to "bearer"
These certificates "11l be exchanged for bond's° "bearer' on
payment of the flaallnatalmeux

The early completion of the workeof this great railway justifies
the Company In making this additional lute of hood., following
the financial policy adopted et the outset, of Issuing seLdrities to
the public only after the actual progress of the railway has
o cured the eecessary Income for providing the Interest. 't here
will remain only the sensed mortgage of the Ohio Division to be
disposed of hereafter, when the total of the bonded debt dill be
only ue.,0041 per relic
. . _ .

orms of application may be obtained of the Bankers; or at
the ollices of the Company.
Udicee of the Atlantic and Oreat Western Railway Company,
I. Old Broad-Minsk London, L C., March M. 1801.
London, England, 1864-04-06

Izzais COIL

WARR mars,a vim DAY.)

Two olhan.

The railway market is dull today, and prices in
moat instances are unchanged. The variations in
the principal stocks comprise a rise of per cent.
in Metropolitan and 4 in London and North
Western, and a decline of 4 in Great Eastern.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1094 to I ; Great Western, 641 to 66, ex div. ;
Midland, 128 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1091 to 1 ; South Eastern, 901 to 1 ; Great
Eastern, 474 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1284 to 1294 ;
London and South Western, 98 to 99 ; and
Metropolitan, 116 to 4.
Very little business has taken place in colonial
and foreign railway securities, and prices show
no alteration. East Indian and Delhi stocks are
firm.
London, England, 1864-04-06

FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP
TABLETS, 4d. and ed. each, sold by all chandlers and
Focus throughout the kingdom ; but the public should ask
for Field's, and see that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD Is
on each packet, box. and tablet. Wholesale and for esportation
at the Works, UPPER MARSH, LAMBETH, LONDON. S., when
also may he obtained that: Prue Medal Parafilue f.dludies.
London, England, 1864-04-06

THE CONFERENCE.

COPENHAGEN, Aram 5.
M. de Quaade and M. Krieger have been ap-
poiuted plenipotentiaries at the Conference. They
leave for London to-morrow.

It is believed that M. de Quaade will resign his
portfolio before leering this city.

HOLSTEIN.

KIEL, APRIL 5.

The Assembly of the deputies toiheS;S;ig-
Holstein Estates was bald to-day. A protest was
signed against any decision of the Powers impairing
the rights of the Duchies. Three members were
ordered to transmit this protest to the Federal Diet,
and to the European Powers.

ALTONA. Aram 5.

The municipality and the College of Deputies at
Kiel have summoned the other communal repre-
sentatives of Holstein to assemble at Neumunster,
to pass common resolutions in reference to the con-
dition of the country.
London, England, 1864-04-06

THE OXFORD.—The present interpeetation of
FAUST constitutes an epoch in the history of this hall,
already famed for the brilliancy of its operatic selections.
Largely augmented vocal laud Instrumental resources have bees
added to render the present selection from this universally pops-
lux opera worthy of the parent work. Faust, Mr. Morley;
Mephistophiles. Mr. tireeu ; Marguerite, Miss Russell; Director,
Mr. Y. Joughmana.
London, England, 1864-04-06

LAW OF HYPOTHHOS.

Captain COLNAGHI gave notion to move on Toceday,
the 3rd of May, for • aided sommittee oo this subject.

BOILER EXPLOBIOIIB.

Mr. FERRAND gave notice d his intention to move, cc
the 3rd of May, for leave to ban:duos a bill to oompeneste
sufferers from boiler explosions caused by the neglect or
default of the owners of the machinery.
London, England, 1864-06-02

SOUTH EASTERN BAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.)

A special general meeting of the proprietors was
held at norm, at the Bridge-house Hotel, Londoo•bricige ;
Mr. Brno in the chair ; for the purpose of considering, in '
conformity with the standing ceders of the House of Lards,
the bills of the company sow pending in parliament.
Oa the motion of the GRAMMAR. the following hills were
affirmed :—A bill for authorising the South-Eudora Rail-
way Company to make and maintain en exteosion of their
railway to Wristerhara, end to rates further moneys, and
for other purpose.. A bill for authorising the South-
Eastern RC way Company to make and maintain extensions
of their railway to Cranbrook, Hythe, and Seedgete respec-
tively, and to mile further moneys, and for other
A bill for authorial's( the Charing-craw Railway =ay
to acquire additional lands at or Dear to their (hears-street
statims, in the City of Loudon, end to raise further mom
and for other purpose'. A bill to anthorios the construction
of a deck, pion, a railway, and other works at or Dear Deal,
and a navigable CALIMMiI therefrom to Sendwieb,
all in the comity of Kent, and for other purposes.
An act for authorising the Extension and Iliaatenance of
tramways in the parish of Erith, ie the county of Keot,
and for other purposes. A bill to authorise the London,
Chatham, and Dover Railway Company to con-
struct additioael works and acquire additional lands ;
to alter the works and powers connected with or
affecting their undertaking of other companies, bodies, and
penis's, and to amend ,the eats relating to them to Dover
and to Margate, and for other purposes, A bill to anthoriee
the 000stroction of a railway from Hartley and Creabrook
to Teaterdea, in the county of Keel, and for other put-
poem"
I In cousequeoce of two other bills not being sufficiently
advanced for consideration the meeting was adjourned till
the' 2nd of Jane.
London, England, 1864-06-02

?HS GAMS LAWS.

This morning a blue book of 482 pages was Leaned,
containing returns (no far as tie same have been received at
the Home•o®oe) of prosecutions in England and Scotland
under the game laws for the years 1857 to the latest date,
specifying the perishes in which the offences were said to
have bele committed, the statists' under which the prose-
cutions were instituted, and the penalties inflicted in each
owe. The following is a summary ranged under the counties :
England : Bedford, 396 ; Berke, 398 ; Books, 808 ; Cam-
bridge, 274 ; lsle of Ely, 22 ; Cheshire, 482 ; Cornwall,
306 ; Cumberland, 172 ; Derby, 815 ; Devon, 872 ; Dom*
549 ; Durham, 1,969; Lem, 1,084 ; Gloucestershire, 706 ;
Herefordshire, 512 ; Herbs, 1,201; St. Alban's (Liberty),
164; Huotheins, 133; Heat, 664; Lmeashire. 1,166;
Leicester, 666 ; Lincoln, 1,059 ; Middlesex, 271; Mon-
mouth, 223; Norfolk. 1,466; Northampton (Peterborough
Liberty). 913 ; Northumberland, 390 ; Nottingham, 1,185 ;
Oxford, 454 ; Rutland, 213 ; Salop, 534 ; Somerset, 949 ;
Southampton, 1,093 ; Stafford, 1,018 ; Suffolk, 1,0132 ;
Surrey, 392; Srunex, 480; Warwick, 734; Westmoreland,
167 ; Wilts, 652 ; Wormeter, 416 ; York—East Riding.
414 ; North Riding, 489 ; West Riding (Ripon Liberty),
1,581 ; total England, 28,805. Wales Angbney, ;
Brew" 169; Cardigan, 58 ; Carmarthen, 278 ; Cameron,
47 ; Denbigh, 235 ; Flint, 95 ; Glamorise, 151 ; Merloneth,
16 ; Montgomery, 52 ; Pembroke, 77 ; Radnor, 43 ; total
Wales, 1,211. Assize Circuits : Home Circuit, 55 ; Mid-
land Circuit, 151 ; Norfolk Circuit, 37 ; Northern Circuit,
31; Oxford Circuit, 111 ; Wlll4Olll Circuit, 61; North
Wales and Chester, 28 ; South Wake and Chester, 1 ;
total, 475. Supplemental returns, 122. Total England and
Woes; 30,673. Total Scotland, 3,328.

• ln the Judicial Statistics, issued annually by the Home-
office, for the year 1882 (pp. 32 end 52), the following num-
bers an g 'wen for offeemes against the Game Laws in that
year : in the daytime in pandit of game,
9,411 ; night poaching and destroying game, 888 ; being out
armed, tiles.' g game, and assaulting gamekeepers, 100 ;
tally selling or baying game, 52 ; total, 10,187.
London, England, 1864-06-02

2,

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,INIXLLIGENCE.
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numoz&x.)
It, (Per the North Antietam, via Orookheves.)

NBW YORK, MAT 24 NORM&

On the evening of the 19th inst. General Ewell's
corps made an unsuccessful effort to turn Grant's
right.
The Federals captured 900 prisoners and lost '7OO
in killed and missing.
General Beauregard is in General Butler's imme-
diate front, preparing to assault his entrenchments.
General Shermau has reached Caseeville. A
great battle is imminent at Atlanta.
Mr. Stanton, Secretary of War, announces that
25,000 veteran troops have been sent to reinforce
General Grant.

The author of the forged proclamation of Presi-
dent Lincoln has been arrested and sent to Fort
Lafayette. He concocted the proclamation for
speculative purposes.

NEW YORK, IlUy 21, EVIIIMIG.

. .
There is no war news.
The Confederate steamer Florida left Bermuda
on the 14th inst., it is believed, for the track of the
New York and Liverpool steamers.
The City of Manchester and the Hansa, sailing
to-day for Europe, take 650,000 dole. in specie.
London, England, 1864-06-02

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.

Letters from Corfu on the 24th May mention
the enthusiasm with which M. Zaimi, the lieute-
nant of the King of the Greeks, was received in
that town, as well as at Zante and other places :
On his arrival in the knits Islands the Lord High Corn-
minimise paid him the greatest honours, and treated bin,
as an equal. The lonise Senate ordered all the authorities
of the general government to place themselres at the
diagram" of the Greek Commissioner. The =mkt-
paity of Corfu ■re making grand preparations for
the reception of King George. The English govern.
meat has established ► coagulate-general at Corfu, and ap-
pointed to the post Mr. Saunders, English consul at Alex-
andria. He has been ordered to proceed thither imme.
diately, in order to be present at the King's lauding. Teo
other English consulates have been established at Zaste
and Cephalonia. The last levee in bower of the birthday
of the Queen Protectress was held at Corfu on the 24th,
and was attended by • great number of the lonians. The
most leading persocages, the Greek archbishop, and the mu-
skips] authorities, who for • long time past here at.
stained from appearing on those occasions, went to offer
their congratulations to the Lord High Commissioner.
London, England, 1864-06-02

ELECTION PETITIONS BILL.

Oa the motion for • into committee on Vat bill.
Mr. AYRTON moved the bill be refereed to • relict
committee.

Mr. COLLINS wooded the motion. He opposed the
bill oo the ground that for the first time it proposed that a
plaintiff was to be compelled to prosecute his snit at the
discretioo of a third party. He did not thick the Howie of
escalope wee the proper tribunal to deride what
degree of right a petitioner should hays when he prompted
his petition.
It being now a quarter to 6 o'eloot the diniunioo, accord-
ing to the rule of the lam% terminated.
SERVANTS HIRING (SCOTLAND) BILL.
This bill was read a second time.
MERCHANT SHIPPING ACT.

Mr. M. GII3BODI, in committee of the whole hones,
moved for and obtained !ears to lining in a bill for confirm-
ing a provisional order made by the B,.ard of Trade, under
"The Merchant Shipping Act Amendment Act, 1862,"
T to the pilotage at BartlapooL
V: tome adjourned at tea Ellauke to six.
London, England, 1864-06-02

Mon Pod, ld. Add

ITALY AND THZ POPI.

A correspondent of the bullpenskir Beige,
writing from Naples on May 25, says The sole
thought of the 'Neapolitans is still the illness of
the Pope. The news from Rome is not so hope-
lees as it was the other day, but it is far from bang
satideetorr" A correspondent seriously Wlfeie as
follows The Pops may linger on some few
days, perhaps for some few weeks, but the
humours in the legs are spreading, and no
effort of seism, can supply a remedy. However,
the Roman refugees are on the point of assembling
on the confines of the Pontifical States, and the
activity of the national committee at this critical
moment is sustained by the perfect unanimity and
the general confidenes of the great majority of the
Roman aflame. The attitude of the Italian
journals, even the most conservative and those
which pass for semi-official, is much noticed ; they
are hemming revolutionary. They moommend as
even insurrection. Om of them tellethe Romans
to ries wherever therein no French garrison. People
speak even of an expedition of volunteers which is
to leave Na ; the leaders of it are named.; they
are men minted with that kind of warfare.
fact, jam alarming rumour which is not
in older to cause a certain potitioal matte,
tion. This is almost eneosasful • the Dottrel ft-
mains tolerably arm, but there will be a heavy fell
if the death of the Pope is officially announced.
The crisis Italy is about to pass through disturbs
the public mind : &revolution in Rome would net be
without danger ; but the status quo would please I
no one • the necessity is felt of a supreme test ; it
is feark desired • people want to hasten it, to
=ne Whit will come of all this tla
however, lam assured, the clerical and
military authorities have fully agreed to cut short
the transition period, and to announce with the
death of the old Pope the proclamation of the new
one. Energetic measures have already been taken
for preventing every kind of movement. If the
future Pontiff amends the Holy See under these
circumstance., the French occupation might be
fatally prolonged, and in that ease, between revo-
lution and reaction, what would become of Italy r
London, England, 1864-06-02

been killed there is to be allotted to his family an
indemnity of from 3,000 to 6,000 roubles, payable
in the same manner, or the nearest farm
will be given to them in perpetuity. Lastly the
peasants who do not assist a deputy when attacked
will be brought before a council of war as accom
pikes in the crime. "Such," says the &Lair of
to-day, " are the measures which the Russian all-
thority believes necessary to protect the member,
of that deputation, who, according to the official
journals, were chosen with the utmost free-
dom by all the peasants of each locality !
These same journals affirmed that to forn,
part of this deputation was an honour coveted by
all ; that since their return the delegated peasant.
had been feted and courted, and that it was a matter
of dispute to whom they should relate the impres-
sions and the marvels of their voyage. And ln
here is an official document teaching us that these
deputies are not even safe in the communes where
they dwell, and that there must be a sort of stet,
of siege around each of them to prevent their holm*
from being burnt, their cattle from being poisoned,
and even their lives from being endangered. If
we may judge from this official act of the senti-
ments of the population, it is evident that they are
scarcely in unison with the pompous pictures drawn
by the Russian journals or the partisans of Russia."
London, England, 1864-06-02

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before the Master of the Roth.)

cRIPASWELL AND JACNISON. 1
This, the Derbyshire will ease, which has excited so mach
.Ir,ntion, now came on upon further considerations.
t will be remembered that no lees thee three trials at
Lw have taken place, in which the question was the validity
the three alleged codicils to George Haden's will.
The first trial resulted in favour of the plaintiff, in other
words in favour of the codicils, the second and third trials,
weever, were in favour of the defeadaate and invalidated
the codicils. The plaintiffs taking no step in the matter,
the defendants now set the cause down for further consi-
deration, the argument on which was heard to-day.
Sir Hugh Cairns, Mr. Osborao, and Mr. Erskine were for
the plaintiffs; cud Mr. Selwyn, Mr. Merit:sat Hayes, Mr.
RAggallay, Mr. Hot:amuse, Mr. Barrage, Mr. Bush, sad other
learned counsel for the several claws of defendants.
His Honour dismissed the bill with costa, sad ordered
that each party should bear their own costa of the first trial
and of the appeals to the Lords Justices and the House of
Lords ; the costs of the second and third trials to be paid
by the plaintiffs.
London, England, 1864-06-02

THE PAPAL ALLOCUTION AGAINST
RUSSIA.

The Ciriltti Call°lica gives the following as the
exact words recently used by the Pope in speaking
of the persecutions of the Catholics in Russia :
Theo is • penile' and sonmetholic sovereign in Europe,
who, on t►e pound of an inooaodee•We rebellion of a pert
of his subjects, is seeking to extirpate to is very roots the
catholic faith in that part of Ida elates. To premed sad
reposes this unjust rebellion is his right ; as it is also the
sacral right of even his erring subjoins to freely
profess their faith. It is sot by persecuting
catholicism that fidelity to the princes of this
world is strengthened ; fidelity is the offspring of
justice, of that justice which the catholic church cam-
amide all its sees to reader laterally to all legitimate
authorities. Not oily is it unjust, but it is =gamy to
polifical interest• to permeate the catholic zebras in order
In quell • rebellion. We bear, niewiavec, today, of an act
of perescuticie which exceeds everythieg dose in old times
by the most violist weenies of Cbrieliaeity ; even these w►o
led forth the Christie= to punishment sever thought
el matetitatieg themselves for the pontiffs, by giving
or taking away spirituel jurisdiction. We are told
Yell • catholic bishop has bees deprived of his
*indiction over his diocese, as if spiritual authority
weld be subjected to • temporal power, however high it
may be. Let us any thee, it order that God may ealighten
this sovereign; let us pray that those poor cathohos carried
of from their homes sad their parishes, and led into exile
to se inhospitable Lail, where they blew No law, aid save
from their guardian abed. may tamale faithful to the cos-
fission of Jesus Christ.
London, England, 1864-04-30

DANDELION COCOA.—A delicious Breakfast
Beverage, which the most ddkau stomach cue digest. It
prevents and cures all doordere of the alimentary canal, leer
ge4loss, constipation, flatulence, torpid MA other ►aver cow
plaints commended by the medsc.sl profession. 11b. Jam
la. : of all chemists in town and country. O. CLAYTON. chemist
sa. Regent-street, W.
London, England, 1864-04-30

INTELLIGENCE

( s =mum)
RUMOURED EVACUATION OF
ERIDIRIOLL

VEILE, Ann 29, 3 P.n.
It is asserted that tho garrison of Predericia has
been withdrawn in the Island of Pune°, and that
the Pruatiaa team with the Crown Prinoe and
Mania! you Wisagel at their head, will enter the
hews to-morrow.

THE IBEDBABLTION IN TUNIS.
MARSEILLE% Aram 29.
Direct advises from Tunis to the 25th instant
state that the inerrant army had encamped at a
distance of owe data nerd from that place. The
Bey had upended a redaction of the taxes, and the
Aglaia] of lie enetitution, but hesitated to dis-
min two of his minden, the objects of public
anisiodvereirn A ponder conspiracy, organised
fur the purpose d Ara, bad been discovered at
Teak and viscrenely repressed. The foreigners
bad taken refuge at their respective consulates.
The French rand had armed 500 Algerians. The
city was tranquil. The troops, however, were not
to be depended ca.

THE INDIAN BUDGET.
(By tsispraph bun SSSL)
CALCUTTA. Aram 14.
Sir Charles Trevelyan has introduced his budget
is the Legialatith Council. The surplus for the
year 1863-64 amounted to 30,0001. The surplus
for the year 1864-66 is estimated at 820,0001. The
10 per cent. import duties are reduced to 74 per
cent. The valuation of piece goods and yarns is
adjusted to the market rates, thus doubling
the duty. The tobacco duty is reduced to 10 per
cent.
London, England, 1864-04-30

101111 07.APPLICATIO1 Vol =ALM._

To the Direcioss of tho!royinflal Booking Corporation

i~i:ri.a;.

Gistlesses.—Harlod paid into your bankers the rum of
t , I request that you will snot too shares to the
Provincial Banking Corporates sad I hereby agree to
accept the same, es any less number that may be allotted to
me, and to pay the deposit and calls in respect of the shares so
allotted ghee due sad I authorise y. a to place my same on
the register of members for the umber of shares allotted.
I am, Gentlemen, your obedient tenant,
Name to toll
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GREECE.

ATHENS, Aran 36, L3O P.M.
M. Balbi, who has been entrusted with the
formation of a new ministry, belongs to the mode-
rate party. It is considered doubtful whether
lIS Balbi will be successful. Public opinion is
generally opposed to the National Assembly.