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The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-21

ItII PTIIR E S. The PATENT SELF-
ADJUSTING 611131 AN /MUM, acting effectaally with-
▪ .7 empticationa in remeameoded by the tsculty for the
ere wie retie of Lamle. Ilse oeceesam quality of a good truss
elacissit resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on
Lulletaffected, which desirable object iv alone oMained In a
ti tosocumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind.
4.1190 and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W.

SPRING MEDICINE.—The beet purifier of the
_ tined at this sea on of the year Is admitted bY all to be
&MS WORSDELL'S PILLS, which. by their mild yet effectual
Lofts. remove all oppmative accumulations, regulate the
...MOM of the liver and bowels. strengthen the stomach, and
loth tlie blood. Unlike many remedies, they do not induce
lenity to take cold or establish a necessity for the habitual use
7:019 lo
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Mrtlicines; at Is. lid., its 9d., And M. 6d. Winked'

THE PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC.
TLe now chemical combination of PHOSPHATIC SALTS,
Iron, Ac.. containing all the essential constituent' of
..16717.md, brain, and nerve sutatance. Great philosophical and
willtleal research has led to the discovery of this Invaluable
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▪ ircea "raglan and withering of the nervous and mosendar
total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive
~emeet of the system. It regenerates all the important
Llanints of the human frame. "As phosPhoral 1 stat°
Mks illaminti the darkness, so the exhausted frame revives
▪ ~tsereoted with Oa electricalpertlen." Prime: lls.
"wile. or fonr I is. bottles In one, ens.: and in cams contain-
ing" Mc bottles, Ca, which mama it 12a, pecked 'merely.
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hook tin. Strand.

INVIGIORATP7E NERVINE ESSENCE
the met scientifically prepared and most powerful until-
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alleMit other ingredienta pepsine and phosphate et soda,
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London, England, 1865-04-21

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocx.
The mining market is rather quiet to-day, but
there is a demand for East Grenville, Mogan, and
East Caradon shares, which have advanced. Sub-
joined am some of the present quotations, viz.
Great Vor, 30 to S 1; East Lovell, 101 to 11 ; East
Grenville, 31 to 4 ; Lady Bertha, 15s. to 210 s. ; West
Caradon, 7} to 81; Illogan Console, Bs. to 12s. ;
Clifford Amalgamated, 30 to 31; and East Caradon,
14k
St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt
in at 31, being firm. Other foreign, as well as colo-
nial mines, are inactive.
At West Caradon meeting yesterday the accounts
showed a debit balance of 8531. A call of 11. per
per share was made. The report from the agents
gave a satisfactory amount with regard to the
general prospects of the mine, several of the most
important points of operation having lately consi-
derably improved.
The following mine meetings were held at Salis-
bury on Wednesday :—At East Caradon a dividend
of 10s. per share was declared. This absorbed 3,0721.,
and left a balance of 1,4021. to be carried forward.
At Marks Valley the accounts showed a balance in
favour of the mine of 1,6061. A dividend of 2s. 6d.
per share was declared. At Cam Camborne the
amounts exhibited a balance in favour of the adven-
turers of 811. A call of 2s. per share was made.
At West Rose Down a call of 15s. per share was
made.

QL•WSICOVIN, Aran. 20.--The Inman steamer
City of Iteacheater, trots Now Yeah ea the Bth issteat,
strived here 112 p.m. today. files briaP the mane. MO
peeosagera end 94,400 dole. ia epode. Sea leaded 21 Per
~re, and proceeded at 2.25 p.m. Her telegraphic sews
hes bees anticipated.
London, England, 1865-04-17

METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS.

—•--
Mating days appointed for the preassi week.)
winitueras, St. Marthis-lana—Wedaseday, April 10 ;
Thorsday, 20; Friday, 21.
Siooitsscay. Portland-read.—Wednesday, April 19; Thurs-
day. Friday. 01.
liaonnos, Whiteltearragrors.—Tneeday. April 19: Wednes-
day. 19.
Buarrroim—Friday, April 41.
suoaconce. Oldutreet-road.—Tbursday. April 20.
Bow, Bow-road—Friday, April 21.
SovrEwair., Swan•treet —Tuesday, April 10 nureday, 20;
Friday. 11.
Camberwell-new-road.—Thuraday, April 20.
WAIDSROIIII, South-street.—Tburaday, April 20.
LORD mAtoa's COVET. OulidbalL—Friday, April 21 : Satur-
day, 22.

FRIGHTFUL SUICIDZ IN • BARBIER'II SHOP.—Th
morning ldr. John Humphreys, the if iddkear coroner, re-
wired information respecting the death of Hr. George
Clark. aged 40 years, • boardroom, carrying en badness at
No. 37, Worship-etreet, facing the police court, Finsbury- ,
square, who committed self-dwitructioa under the following
shocking circumstances. It appears that the dammed had
been very low-spirited for some time past, and bad exhibited
aberration of intellect. Oa Friday night, about 9 o'clock,
be was discovered by his wife lying in a pool of blood on the
door of his shop, with a fearful wound in the frost of his
Deck. A razor washy his sideandhe was apparently dead. The
sight so Aire imbed out kis wife that she imb out into the
street Galling for help—a lodger and others woe ran ithe
the shop, when • shocking some ted itself. A IDIN•
tenger ran fee Dr. Hollis, of No. 1, City-road, who pro-
m▪
einlife extinct. The wiedpipi and the whole of the
branches of the neck were divided and death mast
have been inetentaneous. The came of the act oonld not
be amerteined.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT BILIGHTON.-012
Satur-
day night an maiden' took place at the Brightoo terminus.
When the eicht o'clock train from Victoria arrived at
Brighton station about 9.30 the minimum turned it into
the siding, where the tickets of the Lewes and Hating
trains are generally col acted. Bashy's patent is used at
the station, and in so turning the poiets the mistimes
" locked" the semaphore and distant visuals of the Lewes
live at "drape." Nevertheless the driver of the 9 o'clock
train from Lewin ran at speed past both the rivals so '
" locked." and on to the ticket siding. His engine taught
four of the tondos carriages, on. of which it partly over-
turned, the ether three bang koooked off the metals. A
considerable samber of pamsegers received bridess sod
hurls, but as 4 throe were seriously injured. They were
takes to the Brom County Hospital. One, Mrs. Webley,
at Worthing, was to leave the restitution last night ; the
other twee,* prernmisi favourably. Their saran are Hr.
, and Idle. Rehinsoi, of Lambeth, mid are described vs behig
I slightly braked.
London, England, 1865-04-17

MIXICO.

PARIS. Ann 16.

Official despatches received here from Merit.°
announce that the work of pacification in that
country is everywhere complete.

PORTUGAL.
THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

LISBON, APIIL 17.
Meetings have been held by the opposition and
the majority in the Cortes, the former yesterday
and the latter the day before.
The Marquis Bs di" Bendier& is considered unable
to form a cabinet, and it is thought probable that
the Count d'Avila will be summoned by the King.

EASTER SUNDAY AT ROME.

ROME, Aran. 16.

To-day being Easter Sunday, the Pope officiated
pontifically at mass, and afterwards solemnly gave
the benediction, Urbi et orbi.
The French and pontifical troops and an im-
mense number of people were present at the cere-
mony.
Enthusiastic cheers were raised in honour of the
Pope.
The weather is magnificent.

(ainnwei sxrass.i.)
SPAIN.
RESTORATION OF TRANQUILLITY IN
MADRID.

MADRID, Amu. 13.

The eurresputukncia says :—" Madrid has now
enjoyed complete tranquillity since the night of
the 10th inst., and there is no ground whatever to
suppose that public order will be again disturbed.
In no quarter of the city are any military precau-
tions observable, and the people, with the mercantile
and industrial community generally, follow their
usual avocations as if noth;ng bad happened."
The Bpoca states that the number of arrests made
during the late disturbances was 128, of whom only
five are students. " There was not," says that
journal, "a single decent person among them, and
they could have been very little concerned about
the university question. They took part in the
riot either from love of disturbance, or at the insti-
gation of some parties unknown."
An act of great heroism took place during the
riot in the Calle del Arsenal. It appears that the
military were about to fire upon a large number of
persons assembled at that point, when a priest
suddenly threw himself before the people, and ex-
tending his arms entreated the officer in command
to order his men to fire upon him rather than
spread death among so many inoffensive persons,
many of whom were women and children casually
passing by. The officer, moved by the earnest
appeal of the worthy priest and the sacred cha-
racter of the intercessor, desisted from his purpose,
and the crowd quietly dispersed.
London, England, 1865-04-17

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(arcrria's TZLIORLISIL )
TUX DUKE DS PIERSIGNY AT ROME.
ROAR, Ann. 12.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of Persigny
bad a private audience of the Pope.
In the evening the Count de Santee gave a diplo;
matic banquet in honour of the Duke de Pereigny.
Cardinal Antonelli, the Austrian and Spanish am-
bassadors, and Mr. Odo Russell were among the
goesta.

o
The Roman police authorities have ordered Mr.
Speer, an Englishman, to quit Rome, for having
worn a tri-coloured scarf at the races on the Roman
Oampagua.

AUSTRIA AND THE DUCHIES.
VIENNA. Anw. 15.
Oesterreichische Zeituag of to-day says :
.

"The Austrian North Sea squadron has received
orders to prepare for sea, and subsequently to take
up its station in the harbour of KieL Austria re-
quires not only the reduction of the occupation
troops of the great German powers in the Duchies,
but also the convocation at She Slescrig-Holstein
Estates."

THE RIISSILN EPIDEMIC.

VIENNA, Ann, IA

The Vienna Medical Gazette publishes a telegram
from St. Petersburg, of to-day's date, stating that
the spotted typhus, and the recurrent fever, are
epidemic in that city, being very much spread
among the working class.

FURTHER DISTURBAN'CRB IN MADRID.
MADRID, Aram lb.

A fresh proclamation has been Mined by the
Governor warning the inhabitants that any dis-
turbances and attempts to resist the authorities
will be energetically suppressed.

MADRID, AptuL 16.

Senor Manuel Probio has been appointed Minister
of Public Works, in place of Senor Alcala Gallen°,
lately deceased, and took the oath of allegiance at
3 p.m. to-day. Order continues undisturbed in
Madrid.
London, England, 1865-04-17

ROCHDALE ELECTION.

We announced by telegram the result of the
polling up to 1 o'clock on Saturday mondeg, and now sub-
joie a few particulars, with the Seel result.
The poll opened with great spisit at 8 o'clock, and
by 9 o'clock 501 votes had beaus recorded, aed Mr.
Potter wee in a majority of 77. By 10 o'cioek his
majority was increased to 12' 1- by 11. to 132 ; and by 12, to
147._ At 1 o'clock his ussionty fell back to 143, the num-
bers befog—Potter, 625; Brett, 482. In the next hoar 14
votes were gives for Potter and 10 for Brett. From 2
o'clock to the clues of the poll only six more votes were
given so Potter and four for Brett, making the closing ma-
jority 150.
As 6 o'clock the Mayor, as returning officer, appeared on
the boating',in acoorascoe with a public notice previously
issued, and declared Mr. Potter returned—the numbers
being :
Potter (liberal) 646
Brett (tory)
Majority l5O
The announcement was received with great cheering by
en ansemblage of something like 10,000 people.
Mr. Po a, 51. P., amid renewed cheering, and a succes-
sion of boisterous interruptions, said—Gentlemen, I congra-
tulate the men of Rochdale, the people of England, and the
Mende of human progress all over the world on the glorious
news from the other aids of the Atlantic. I oongratidate
the friends of popular government on the suocess of the
Federal caws. I oongratulate the working MOD and work-
ing women of Rochcale and this great district on the
prospect ere long of having plenty of cotton,
unstained by the blood of the slave. The
proudest aristocracy in the world have had to bow down
before the offended majesty of a great people. Let this
warning sot be lost to the proudest aristocracy in Europa,
and let them remember that the maintenance of wrong to a
great people is as unsafe as it is unjust (Cheers.) Men of
Rochdale, I thank you for the boson, you have done me in
electing me your representative. But far more I thank you
that you have set your seal on the opinions of that great
man who was recently taken away from amongst us. Mr.
1 otter then moved a vote of thanks to the mayor.
Mr. G. L Asnwomtn seconded the motion. He said it
was no matter of surprise to him that Mr. Potter's opponent,
after what be said on Thursday, did not choose to make his
• nee on the hustinp now. He congratulated the
= that they were thus spared such another Innis-
tioe. (Cheers.)
The motion was carried unanimously ; the Mayor thanked
the electors and non-electors, and the vast crowd quietly
dispersed.
The electors throughout the day went to the poll quietly
and without distorbauco. There was a slight collision be-
tween two bodies of non-electors in the morning, but it was
not of a serious character. During theday it became known
that Mr. Brett's party had live of Potter's voters " bottled"
at Broad-moor, beyond Bacup, end an omnibus load of
Potter's party wens sent after them, but were beaten off
unsuccessfully, one man having his face badly cut.
London, England, 1865-04-17

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

THE A3fERICAN NEWS.
EXCITING SCENE IN THE FRENCH

CHAIIBER.
(nos oos ows 0011/111P

PARIS. SUNDAY EVISUG.

M. Ronber's speech, in answer to that of M.
Thieve on the Roman question, was for the most
part uninteresting. He seemed to feel, what I be-
lieve to be the case, that N. Thiers' great object
was not so much to do any real service to the tem-
poral power, whose condition he carefully made it
appear was past praying for, as to damage the Em-
peror in the eyes of conservatives and catholics by
showing that be suddenly waged war Against
Austria in Italy from motives not convenient to
avow ; but which necessarily led to a state of
things—namely, the formation of a great Italian
kingdom and the expulsion of the Pope from
Rome—which it is now too late to remedy.
Accordingly the first half of the speech of
the Minister of State was devoted to a review
of the attitude of Austria in Italy from the treaties
of 1815 down to 1859, with the view of showing
that there was good cause for the Italian war. M.
Rouher had no difficulty in making out a very
strong case against Austria as the oppressor of
Italy, and with rhetorical art he glanced lightly
over the facts immediately preceding the unexpected
campaign of the spring of 1859, so as to betray no
consciousness that Orsini's bombs might have bad
something to do with it, or that General Ghillies
invasion of Piedmont, which he insisted upon
as an aggression threatening to France, would
never have taken place but for the knowledge of
the Austrian government—bened upon the memor-
able New Year's speech at the Tuileries, followed
up by the concentration of an army upon the Alps
—that the only ehance of saving Lombardy from the
projected attack of Napoleon lIL was by taking
the initiative of hostilities. M. Rouher's most
important statement, and the one which I appre-
hend will give Italy and Europe grave cause
for reflection, was that if the Pope should not
succeed in conciliating his subjects (and M.
Rouher's expensed belief that he will is evidently
pro found only), France, without denying the right
of the Roman people to ameliorate their form of

_ .
government, will deny their right to disturb the
"balance of power" by annexing themselves to a'
Ent clue nation. Here, in my opinion, we have
a much more solid ground than M. Mann's alle-

ration of the existence of a secret treaty, signed,
waled, and delivered, and deposited in a =lain
London, England, 1865-04-28

EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY AND

CONDOLENCE.

It will be seen by reference to our parliamenta

report that both houses of the legislature are about to give
formalexpression to their feeling of horror of this atrocious
crime! and their sympathy with the Ameriaui people, and
thew expressions will doubtless be warmly ooincided in by
and and utterance through our Queen. In the provinces
the greatest sympathy is felt and expressed with the
American nation under these trying circumstances, and in
London, England, 1865-04-28

►ooonvt parenut to the Act Tth
ending on Wechteaday. A prig 28,

'AILMENT.
Government debt.. 011,016,100
Other securities . 1014.902
Geld coin and bul-
lion
Silver bullion —. •

E 28,600,445

118,660 44.6
BANKING WitAXIIIINT.
=Motors' Capital A 14,6611,000 Government Baca-
lam- snits Oncindlog
Piddle Deposita Dead Weight Se-
cluding Exclioq.. unity)
day. Bnks. Com- Other Securities
mla. of National Notes
Debt, aad Div. Gold and Silver
Amounts)
Other Depodts.... 13.966,2711 '
Amen day and other
Bilks

£38,638,108
27, 1806.

L.U.432.10
W. =LUZ. Chief Csahke.

TEUZZDAT

Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day
151 to 1; Egyptian Trading, 1 to Of die being
slightly firmer ; National Discount, 101 to prem.;
Joint Stock Discount, 21 to 2 dia. ; and Ottoman
Societe Generale, 21 to j prem. City of London
Real Property, City Offices, Company of African
Merchants, and Natal Land shares were all weaker ;
while Electric Telegraph and Mediterranean Exten-
sion Telegraph were inquired for. International
Contract shares were last quoted 21 to 11 die.
The sharee of the financial companies were rather
more inquired for, but the improvement did net
exceed 2s. 6d. As regards Credit Foamier and
Mobilier shams, there was a fresh decline of ikt.
The closing quotations are annexed, vie.
national Financial, 1 to 1 General Credit,
11 to 21 pram. . ; London ;7to 7/ prem.;
Imperial Mercantile Credit, Ito 11 prem. ; Credit
Folmar and Mobilier (old shares), 4to prem.;
ditto New, to f prem.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
tions for shams in new undertakings are sub-
joined ;—Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to
10 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro Gas, Ito 11 prem. ;
South African Land and Finance, 1} to prem. ;
Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, 3 toij prem. ; Rus-
sian bon Works, 21 to prem. ; and Plymouth
Shipbuilding, 2 to 21 prem.
United States 5.20 bonds opened at 591 to 601.
and closed at 60 to 61, showing a recovery of about
11 per cent. from yesterday's tall. There was also
a rally of 4 dole. in Erie Railway shares, and 2
dole. in Illinois Central.
London, England, 1865-04-28

LATEBT INTELLIGENCE.

(sztrraa's mpgums.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, APIA 2S.

On receiving the news of the angemination of Pre-
sident Lincoln and the attempt upon the life of Mr.
Seward, the Emperor deputed an aide-de-camp to
call upon the Minister of the United States to re-
quest him to convey to President Johnson the ex-
pression of the profound affliction and horror with
which these odious crimes have inspired the Em-
peror.

THE PRUSSIAN NAVY.
BERLIN, Area 28.

The committee of the Chamber of Deputies en-
trusted with the examination of the Naval Bill
have held another sitting. Herr Virchow pro-
posed that the government bill should be read. in
t►e chamber, a report being appended thereto
stating that the acquisition of the port of Kiel is a
necessity for Prussia, and recommending the
chamber to vote the necessary funds for the forti-
fication of the harbour, provided the port of Kid
be granted to Prussia by the Duchies, and that
the government should recognise the constitutional
right of the chamber to vote the budget

THE WESTEXICAN INDIA.
MAILS. PACIFIC, AND
M
SOUTHAMPTON, Aran 2St
The Royal Mail steamship Seine has arrived
bare with the above naila, 345 passengers, 2,135,271
dela. in specie, and 1,943 packages of cargo,
chiefly bark, cocoa, jalap, cochineal, and cigars.
She left St. Thomas on the 13th. The first four
days of the passage were fine. Subsequently head
vials and heavy seas were experienced.
Os the 23rd the Seine spoke the ship Marquis
of Argyle, from Port Adelaide, for London, and
on the 27th the English ship Yorkshire, from

Melbourne, beating eaward.
The news from Chili is of Stale interest. Nothing
had transpired respecting the demand supposed to
be made by Spin on account of the Chili= refusal
to supply the Spanish fleet with owls and stores at
Lots and Valpeirsiso.
Business at Valparaiso was active. Charters
were in demand. The export of wheat, flour, and
ores continued large.
Mining was actively prosecuted,
and new coal
and ore mines bad been opened near Valparaiso.
Remarkable fields near Charnareello had excited
attention. Exchange on London was quoted
45id. to 46d. ; on Paris, 470.
The revolution which broke out in the southern
provinces of Peen daily gained in importance. All
the cities and towns of the font departments of
Arequipa, Moque Gua, Puno, and Cuzco had de-
clared for a change of government. No opposi-
tion bad been offered to the spread of the revolution.
General Buatamente had been appointed Com-
mander of the Forces. New prefects of the pro-
vinces and cities had been nominated. Perfect order
was maintained, sad theabad boe4 no intorferenoo
London, England, 1865-04-28

SHOCKING DEATH IN A CAA

An inquiry was held by Dr. Lsakester lent night
respecting the death of a man named Simon That, aged
56 yews.
It appeared from the evidence of Elizabeth Anew the de-
mises landlady, that he was a Labourer, living in • top room
at 2, A St. Panama. He was in a o
n of
unsure 00. and lost his work, but he bad a honor al
the wo house, and he used to may, " I will never go into
the workhouse alive, for noose of m people have
ever been there." He took to drink exaeadvely,
▪ " I will end It," and used to take bottle. of gin sad
beer got from his companions, up to his siok.bed. He lived
in a miserable state. Witness, finding him dyle sent on
Friday last for the parish doctor. When Dr. l is
amistant came he stood at the door of the
room unable to enter it oti amount of the filth
and squalor, and mid, " This man must be taken to
the workhouse ;he cannot live here." A. cab we. got, and
deceased was carried down by a friend of his, sad pat is
the eab, to be driven to the workhouse. As the ash was
moving off, he shook witness's band and eiid, " God Mess
me," sad opening hie eye. very wide, died ineMetly.
Dr. Claremost mid the immediate came al dooms&
death was serous effusion into the brain. The drink sad
the effort al moving him into the cab—no doubtimmelmaind
if it did not cause, hie death. But his remove( wee shoo.
lute( neosmary. The jury retersed a verdict al
" Death in a cab, from effusion ea the brain, socelarated
by habits of intemperance."

61.:DDNft DNATH OF VIZ HON. HDIPMN LANCILLN.
—We record with much regret the death at the Has. Edwin
Lamellas, brother of the late and nook at
...tlrt Emit
of Harwood. lie was villas( at IT
Wetherby. On Tuesday he leached with M.'le:ienrs.
apppeeatl is good health and in excellent e=steHe
etMrwaeda eat down La a chair, and almost
fell book awl died. Medical aid we. wamnessed, but was
at no anti. The Ewa of Harewood and other mmabses
the family wen alma immediately met ter. The deeemed
wea Wink 1799, and was aceseqsanaly 66 yam at ay. He
was called to the bar is 1826, and had tar some yeas been
amino& of quarter semicas of the West Riding. He was she
a doped -11satecrat of the Biding. H. repreeentedZ
in t from 1846 to 18117. T 4 famed takes
at Honvood, os Tsouloi, is W family wills
itortAir7.
London, England, 1865-04-28

RAILWA Y& -( THIS DAY.)

In the railway market to-day th;reisliiileies
nem apart from that connected with the settlementl
and, with the exception of a decline of
cent. in Great Eastern, the princi
stocks are quoted the same as yesterday.
London and North Western stook is now
quoted 1224 to 123 ; Great Western, 744 to 75 ;
Midland, 1354 to 136 ; Lancashire sad York-
shire, 122 k to 123 ; South Eastern, 96 to ;
Great Eastern, 461 to 474 ;Caledonisa, 132 to In ;
London and South Western, 964 to 974 ; Great
Northern, 132 to 133 ; and Metropolitan, .137
Linn and Canadian lines are inactive, but
foreign are inquired for in some instances.
Rey Share Lies ps pp IL]
London, England, 1865-04-28

'WIN BROGDENS GOLD BROOCH CHAINS.

TROUSERS.—The NEW GOODS are now
ready, end Gentlemen who do not mind paying • fair
price tor a rood pair at Tremens to depend on the bent
materials at
HAMILTON end KIMPTONH,
104 Mead, opposite Exeter Hall

REMEMBER I you will see your friends at
sw•ww .[Mr the Opera. We shall sap there.

the erPrtrifi.

HAYMILSICIT.
TM. llintrO, TURNS WENS ATTER BURRIAGL —TM
WOMAN IN NAUVIL Norm Sothorn. boctoono,and Omit-
ton; iloodantas Stuart and InvolL —LORD DUNDRSARY MAR-
BJ.ID AND DONE YOB. Mr. liothern.—And FAMILY JAM.

SIL
HEART.NPRINCESISINGS AND TIDDLESTRINON.
AltitAH NA POGUL MOMS. D. Boadcmdt. J.
H. Vandal:dna, D. Maher. D. MUM:, Beiton, Charier 9=
Floactcault and Iths IL Wm.—And AN AMPLE APOLOGY.

LYCEUM
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Borman and li•lntyre tin. Borman and Mrs. G. Les.—THE
MOUNTEBANK.b
Mr. Fsebter sad Master Feebler, Mr. WNW-
com : Lading, Mel& Bestries—And THE DUET CHILD.

BRITANNIA.
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LEAF. Mir Clara St Cum-And THE EAGLE AND CHILD.
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE.
Tine DAT Yoruba& IR 40m.....Aftenuon. Wt. iilL
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LONDON, FRIDAY, APRIL 28.

lw the Hones of LORDS, Earl Russau. gave ;
notice that on Monday next he would move an ad-
dress to the Crown, expressing the regret and
abhorrence with which it had beard of the assassi-
nation of President Linooln.
The Earl of Dean' hoped that pains would be
taken that the form of the address would be such
as to secure the unanimous opinion of the house.
So far as the subetanoe was concerned, every man,
woman, and child in the country must agree in it.
Lord CHZIAIBI,OED called attention to the im-
prisonment and severe treatment to which a British
consul and other British subjects had been exposed
by the orders of the Emperor of Abyssinia • and
asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs
what steps had been taken to relieve our fellow-
countrymen from the severities to which they had
been subjected, and to which it is believed they are
still subject, and moved for papers.
Earl Rosen!. stated that the government was
doing all in its power on behalf of those persons,
and he hoped success would follow.
The District Churches Tithes Bill was read a
second time.
The East India (Governor-General's Powers) Bill
was read a third time and passed.
The house then adjourned.
IN the Hones of Commows, Sir G. Garr gave
notice, on behalf of Lord Palmerston, that on
Monday next he should move an address to her
' Maieety expetesire of the feeling of the haws with
London, England, 1865-04-28

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ciacx.
In the mining market to day the dealers are
almoet exclusively engaged in the settlement of the
fortnightly account. Nevertheless, there is a good
amount of other business, and the general tendency
of quotations is favourable. Clifford Amalgamated
shares are now quoted 30 to 31; Wheal Beton,
197 to 202{ ; last Lovell, 11 to 11k ; North
Robert, 10e. to 12s. 6d. ; Fast Russell, sto 511;
Illogan Consols,los.to 12a. 6d. ; Wank Mills, 74 to
6• BouthCondurrow, to ; West Ohiverton,
24 to 65 ; Chiverton Moor, 21 to 31 ; East
Gunnialake I to 1 ; Tresavean, 6 to 7 ; and
Great North Carey, 21 to 3.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are in-
active.
Advice' from Cornwall announce a rise of 31. per
ton in the price et black tin (Cornish tin ores).
London, England, 1865-04-10

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Frederick Be;;;;;;;;;;Q reporter foe the newspaper,
is the Westminster County. Court, was charged with ob-
tale* lOs. from Madame Rachel. of New Bandutreet, by
threats, and with intent, Am •
Mien Levis-to daughter of Kaduna Rachel, said that on
Thursday last Per mother was summoned to the West-
minster County. Court. but the matter was settled oat
of mart, as Madame Rachel was too ill to stem& After
that a note was received by them, in oosesquemes of which
she went to a public. house in
saw Grattlbiarlboromh-streeters
thew the prisoner, who asked for •
Madame Rachel, and waited to see her bst=iillock
at night. Re then followed witeems home, saying be most
I have some money to go end see the boat MOIL Afterwards
he had an interview with her mother, at which she was not
pretest. Omani papers were produced. The first purported
to be a report of a case at the Westminster Court of
Remade, headed, " The notorious Madame Rachel again."
The seated was • Dote to Madame Rachel, advising her sot
to be foolhardy, or for the sake of a few pounds to slow that
report to appear. Another note was to the publisher
of the Morning Seer, telling him to insert the report. A
fourth paper was to this effect :—" I hereby undertake to
guarantee to protect and defend Madame Rachel, sad that
she shall not be exposed in any newspaper on the payment
of 51." Waiter farther stated that the primmer mild
on
the previous evening, sod had an interplay with
Madame Rachel. TM latter asked him if the report would
appear in ease she did not pay. him the mosey, sad the pri-
soner said, " Yea." The prisoner thee agreed to give •
receipt and declaration that he would not persecute her say
more, whereupon Madame Rachel gave him 10a. is marked
half-crowns. Be wanted to take Medame Rachel's dreaming
case in discharge of the balance, but was told to call again
the next morning. Upon leaving the house he was given

- -
into custody.
Prisoner mid, in answer to the charge, that he milled
upon Madame Rachel at her own request, and she asked him
never to write anything more egainat her. She had also
asked him to Mt her know of anything that occurred ia
which she was concerned.
Mr. Knox mid it was clear that a threat had been need,
and the public had every right to protection.
Committed for trial.
London, England, 1865-04-10

The Vienna papers assert that Count Karolyi,
the Austrian ambassador at Berlin, has been
instructed to ask Herr von Bismarck for an ex-
planation of the statement of the Prussian Minister
of War that the Prussian government was deter-
mined to retain possession of Kiel. It is also
asserted that Count Karelyi was to put in a pro-
visional protest.
It is stated that the manifesto convoking the
Hungarian Diet for the mouth of September next
will shortly be issued.

AUSTRIA AND THE DUCHIES.
ALTONA, Ann. 9.

The Austrian maul in Hamburg has been
ordered to supply ship's papers to all voesels of
Sleswig and Holstein hoisting Austrian colours,
until the dug of the Busbies be dednitively settled.
But Austria makes the express condition that im-
mediately after tip, pm* recognition of thetas,
of Sieswig-Holaters, all vaseks are to sail under
those colours.
London, England, 1865-04-10

OVERLAND MAILS.

Aran. 10.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
The Ceylon reached Marseilles at 6 a.m. today.
The mails leave for London at IL3O a.m.
YALTA, Amu. 9.

The Nyanza, with the heavy portion of the
above mails, left here at 10 a.m. to day. She
may be expected at Southampton about the 18th
inst.
London, England, 1865-04-10

THE POLICE COURTS.

YANBION•HOU6&

A. woll.dreessd female, who pave her mem le Mena*
Elizabeth Jacks." was brought baton Mr. Alderman Meehi,
who was sitting for the Lord Mayor, charged with begin
and uttering three obliques for 254, 201., and 204 new-
tin'', purporting to bumped by Mr. Edward Jackpot, with
latest to retread Kamm Rawls and Oa, Wakes, Lora-
Mr. Molleon, the solicitor to the Beakers' Pretender As-
sociation, appeared to proem* sad stated that Mr.
Edward Jeekson, who was the keetber of the priesser:s
husband, kept as amount at Mass. Roberta's. The pr-
imer had presented tee arquee, am for 251. sad the Mier
for 201., wkielt were paid, sad that nereing she preserned
third cheque for 201. ; sad on brag said. whose the got it
from, mid oho reosind it from Mr. Achim ; but apes
beteg asked to go with some me to Mr. Jackson, said she
would not give the trouble, and that she bad wadies it
liamslf. Mr. Lowman, maim at Meson. Beisartis pro-
, dosed the einiquake passed for 25L, whisk he sold was pro-
rated le hint by the primer re Monk 4. Ohs bed it in
geld. On Ms,* 28 the seeped cheque, whisk was for 204,
was pessertsd by her, and he paid that also Ii gold. Both
cheques purported to be sagged hy Mr. Edsresditeiroe, who
kept as amount at that bask. That neenig the primmer
presented a ammo are purpertiag to be Alma by Mr.
Jeanne far 204, sad she was shorn isle a Fifths room,
wines die was questiossed as to the parades of iL
Detectivireargeset Bull stated that he had Um engaged
is =akin inquiries in respect of the two lint ekequss, amid
he bed show, them to Mr. Jackson, who had &dared them
to be forgeries.
Detectivenergesat Webb stated that he was called to
Mimes. Rotaries that saceniag, and he saw the noisome in
a private room. Be told her she would be charged with
forging a cheque for 204 ; ad rte aud it was quite tree.
she bad elms so. When at the polieentation she gave him
a cheque-took whisk also said was her husband's, who kept
an amount at Roberts's, as well as his brother-io-law. When
she was told eh* had forged two others, she said she had
her beether-in-law's affairs tor him, end she
thoughti he weak' sot object to her signing hie name, and
supposed be would honour the cheque, as he had gives her
money me several omasions.
Mr. Jerkins wasioaresent to prone the forgery, and
the primmer was rezen
London, England, 1865-04-10

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.

The Ellors, from Marseilles 6th inst., reached
Malta on the Btb, at 2 a.m., and left at 9 a.m.,
for Alexandria.
BOSIBAY AND MAURITIUS (HEAVY) MAILS.
GIBRALTAR, Aram 9.
The Delta left here for Southampton on the 6th
inst., at 5 am.
OUTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA YAMS.

The Delhi, from Southampton 4th inst., reached
Gibraltar at midnight yesterday, and left at 7 a.m.
to day for Alexandria. All well.
London, England, 1865-04-10

caused in the price of Italian stock or sru'ita ebsio;
a
' statement in ~mos telecast on the
of the Turin Doha, to the dist that the proposed
new leen " appears to has been definitive's ew
ceded to Baron Rothschild, mee half at the rate d
59 per cent., the other being thrown open to pebble
subsmiptions." Further particulars are awaited
with interest.

In the market for bank shares a reduction was
quoted in Bank of London and Merchant Bank.
Land Mortgage Bailie of India were also rather
flat, while Bank of Hindustan, London and
County, and London and Brazilian Bank advanced.
Hudson's Bay shares were last ciaoted today
16f to 16, being higher ; Egyptian Trading.
4to dis., showing a fresh fan ; illations' Di.
count, 104 to f prem. ; Joint-stock Discount, 11
to 11 die. • Ottoman Socieft4 Gingen* 2} to
prem. ; and Milan Improvements, 64 to 7 prim.,
bring again higher. There was a heavy fall in
Ottoman Financial shares, which are now quoted
Bto 4 die. on 101. paid. Marine Investment, Home
and Colonial Assurance, Northern Assam Tea, sad
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance shares
were also heavy.
The shares of the financial companies were
stsady. Imperial Mercantile Credit improved 2s. 6d.
The closing quotations are annexed,vnt ;--Intsr-
national Financial, If to 14 prem.; Gsnsral Credit,
24 to I ; London Financial, 74 to prem.;
Imperial Mercantile Credit, Ito 14 pram ; and
Credit Fonder and Mobilize (old stares), 41 to
prem.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
lions for shares in new undertakings are subjdned
—Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 peas.
Varna Railway, 44 to prem. ; Rio de Jandre;
Gas, 1 to 14 prem. ; West London Docks, 1 to Oft
die. ; South African Land and Milano, II to If
prem. • Millwall Land and Docks, per to prem. ;
Anglo-Egyptian Navigation, par to f prem. ; City
of Moscow (ha, 14 to 14 prem.; and Financial
Insurance, 14 to 2 prem.
London, England, 1865-04-10

SOUTHWARK.

Mr. Henry Beeman Imp factor, 57, H4hbfrest,
Borough, was charged with unlawfully selling and uttering
thirty pockets of hops with the forged and countesfeiMd
trade mark of Thomas Berry, Boughton Farm, neer Faver-
sham.
After evidence had been gives in support of the charge,
Mr. Burcham said there was quite sufficient *widows for
a convictioa as tar as the cos pocket produced wee cam
carotid, but not with the others, as they were not brought
forward. They ought to have been prodnoed in court, the
same as a forged bill. He therefore ordered the defesdant
to pay 141. (the value), and 21. penalty.
London, England, 1865-04-10

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London, England, 1865-04-10

PORTUGAL.

MADRID, Ann. 9.
The Chamber of Deputies Las adjourned fur a
fortnight.

A telegram received here from Lisbon, the Bth,
announces that the entire ministry had resigned,
and that their resignation had been accepted.

CANADA.

RELEASE OF THE ST. ALBANS RAIDERS.
MONTREAL, MAAca 30.

The St. Albans raiders have been discharged,
their surrender under the extradition treaty having
been refused on the ground of belligerent rights.
The judge ruled the treaty was no longer binding,
Dix's order to shoot them down recognising them
as belligerents, not robbers. Theraiders have since
been re-arrested on the charge of violent assault
with intent to commit murder.
London, England, 1865-04-10

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London, England, 1865-04-10

PORN OP ♦PPLICATION FO 1111.tr:9.

Telt-71;7
the Directors of " The W.lCityi; of Moscow Gas Company
(United)
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ma, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
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Date

IMPOZThNT SALE of TEAK WOOD at FALMOUTH.
MR. OORFIKLD has received instructions to
SILL by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Falmouth Docks, on
ftieDAT, the IStb inst. to commence at 11 o'clock, about FM
pieces knoll:oda more or less` of TEAK WOOD, being a portion
of the cargo of the Italian ship Eugenia, Chen, master, which
vessel pat Into Ms port In a damaged state on her voyage from
Loudon to Castellanos» and Omen. The sale Intoned Dramas,
In order to enable the nasal to prosecute her Tome. The the.
her Is of superior quality, and VIII be put up In convenient lots.
Them Wag oempieSe railway oomentinicatles from the docks to
the Falmouth Bellamy station, purchasenwill bare every facility
for the removal of the timber either by land or water. Cata-
logues nosy be had some days prior to the sale for which, as
well as for further particulars. apply to Captain Chen. on board
the Eugenia at the said docks : Ilium. O. C. and B. W. Fos and
Co., merchants and ship agents. Fatrornith . or the Auctioneer.
Dated Falmouth, Amite, 1866.

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-Public Coffee and irinlmprooms -Choice Wines-amen
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Musical, Wedding. and Mbar parties-all Newspapers and Serial
Publications received-Divans. Coffee. Smoking, and Billiard-
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clam Private kquipages at commaud -Omnibuses running to all
the railway stations- Postal Letter-boa-Telegraph or day and
night-Photographic Studio-a staff of servants egesklug all lan-
guage&
London, England, 1865-04-10

THE ITALIAN P,

TURIN, AramB.

The debate upon the railway bill commenced to-
day in the Chamber of Deputies. The first article
was approved with an amendment referring to the
fusion of the Tuscan and Roman railways. The
Minister of Finance announced that be bad received
from London protests with regard to the second
article of the bill, which relates to the sale of the
railways and to the guarantee of the loan contracted
by Messrs. Hambro and Son. He requested the
chamber to suspend the discussion of the article
until these protests had been investigated. The
minister's proposition was agreed to.
London, England, 1865-06-22

MINIIB.-(THIS DA Ti

Two o'Cioor.

The mining market is rather inactive today, and
quotations generally Lave not varied. West Chi-
verton shares are called 771 to 80; Frank Mills,
7( to 1 • Chiverton Moor, 34 to I ; Chiyerton,
9to ; Great Busy, 3} ; Cliffbrd Amalgamated,
27( to 28( ; Wheal Rose, 30 to 31; East Rom-
warne, 2i to I, ; and Tolvadden, 11 to 2.
The transactions in foreign and colonial mining
shares are upon a very limited scale,and prices show
no change. Sc. John del Rey, however, are still
inquired for.
A general meeting. of the Cape Copper Mining
I Company (Limited) is called for the 7th of July.
The directors have resolved, that a further divi-
dend of 17s. 6d. per share, free of income-tax, shall
be payable on the 30th inst., making, together with
the interim dividend of 10s. per share paid in April
last, a total dividend of 275. 6d. for the year ending
the 31st December last.
At the Great Wheal Vor meeting yesterday, the
amounts showed a balance in favour of the mine
of 8,9271. A dividend of 16e. per share was de-
clared, as well as a distribution of 2s. 6d. from the
proceeds of the sale of the large engine.
At North Basset general meeting yesterday a
cell of 21. 6d. per abate was reale.

The Marsenlei `on of the overdue lama
ma rug be egeold to arrive is Lambe es the 30th Lek
London, England, 1865-06-22

pa?. I.-
in 11), 60*.

Woaixwo Meit's OWN AND hurtrrura UNION.—
The sixth of the mho of asselimp lo connection with this
bastitutious took place ea Tuesday evening the 20th inst.,.
the Right Ron. Lord Littelloo in the chair. Lord Lyttel-
too introduced the Her. F. D. Maurice, who read so late-
remiss paper on the " Dulls* of Citizenship,* which was
followed by a dimmasioo.
LONGIVORTH V. SLIMED/It REVIEW.' "—RDIE..
BURGE. WIIDEESDAY.—TO447 the first divists° of the
Court of Samba gasaimously dim:Mood the defenders' pleas
of west of jariedictkia and oscapatency. Their lordships
held that their jurisdiction was sufficiently founded by the
arrestassats used, and that jurisdiction so foroded did not
apply only to questions of debt, but also to claims for
damages. The circulation of the alleged libel is Scotia:id,'
to the alleged injury of the punusr is Scotland, entitled
the party to come to that court as a competent foram. Lord
Ardmillaa expressed a doubt whether it would sot be more
coamaimit to leme the come to be dealt with elsewhere, but
soscurrsd le thialdas the court bad jurisdiction.
THE "MONDE" AND THE HOLY SEE.—The pious
ultiremontaate joarasi, the Mende, imatiog of the Vegessi
segotiatioaa, has the followias story :—" la the time whoa
there ware still diplomatists, Portugal bid for ambassador
at Rocas a certela mimic, sad this savoy maght as audios°,
of Pope Benedict XIV., knelt doors before his holiness and
said, ' Meet Hely Father, I am charged by myjaveraessas
to beg a vary peat firmer." What is it r Truly, Most
Ray Father, I cosset —I feer—l dare set.' ' OP0•14
''mound yes.' ' Well, thee, my goveconmat mks your
betimes for the blessed otairome which our Lord seed to go
up
sad dews.' At those words Benedict jumped out
of his 'hair, sad kis foot ems unto violas& oostaok
with the kosollog_sasok, who, without risiag, humbly
Patiretired. 'Hoek Holy Father, I will tell my goveramest
that is reply to my musk your smotity has only dikes&
to bestow spasm a Wok,' This reply somewhat calmed
the Pope, woe mid. 'Yen IWO*I puttee me that hooky ewe-
matt, which I will mil acts. hatainus ; and saderstard
that the maseirous asters of your &mama Provoked it.
Ask for that holy Maissees I If yes bad said a does Pak
Weed ! ism yea might bays hod." Ak I Rely Father.'
Nejoimod the mask, treaspertod with joy, ' Galt asked far
the whets staircase is order Meet the ono ohm, sed I Shenk
pea her it. Ity gemesateal will he delighted with this high
teatime, of your poem. kir/Aram! Doss M. Vagasei
act in the presoak olrmanstosse like the moskAmbeawador
Dom be ask for too molt be Oder to take Ism r