The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-23 00:00:00

GREEK BONDS.—irms DAY.)

A meeting of the holders of Greek Bonds of the
Muse ef 104 and 1826 was bold at 10 o'clock at the Loam
Tees's ; Mr. BOWLED MAZLIWOOD, ohairmaa of the Com-
mittee of Bondholders, in the Mal"
Is • memorial to the Greek Chamber of Deputies, which
was agreed to, it was Mated that, although there could he
so deeba that the bondholders had a lint claim ere the seen-
Ages hypothecated, they were by so means disposed to
preen that claim to the fullest extent ; and that they would
readily listen to inch as arreagemest for the liquidation of
the principal sad arrears of the debt ea might be consistent
with the cosditim and prospects of Creme, and provide for
Ohs gradosland=ble felelmeat of the obligation of the
date to its os

ROYAL MILITARY ACADZWY WOOLWICH.—The ;
halt-yearly examination and sward of commissions sad Al
prises to the 'epitomes incite of the Royal Military Ace. Ii
decoy, by his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, took „,$
plans yesterday in the presume of Panes Arthur and • ;
numerous assemblage of officers and friends and relations
of the cadets. A eerie' of manual and platoon exercise t
hairier been pee through, satisfactory reports from the 2
une oo ll of military 'Aimed= were road, after while the •
gentlemen cadet. to whom commiesiocs bad been awarded
were called to the front, and the number of marks gained
by each in the several branches of Kisses and education g
read over as follows. For the Royal Yews.
S. L Jacob, 27,906 ;O.L. 0. Bamford, 982; CX J. S.
Nicholson, 23,630; N. Arnott, 23,340; G. B. Walker,
22,836 ; R. C. Hildred, 22,275 ,• G. D. G. Taubman, '
22,148; D. M'N. Campbell, 21802; 0. C. C. Badoe,
21,770; sad W. R. Parobas, 21,631. For the Royal Artil-
lery—N. L Wafted, 21,290 ; J. D. Seagram, 21,296; I
J. E. Joeselys, 21,133 ; W. D. Code, 20,25 E A number I
of prime were then awarded for good imoduct and recificeesey
In the verities breathes of study. His Royal Hiehnees
then addessied the cadet. at some length, congratulating
them upon the very favourable reportehe had mooned from
the Lieut. -Governer as to the slats of order and diacipliee
which had prevailed at the institution during the peat half
year.
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETT.—At the monthly general
meeting held yesterday at the society's boom, in Hanover.
square. Sir George Clerk, Bart, proudest. in the chair, the
Earl of Soarboreueb, the Earl of Godard, the Lott John Chi.
cheater, Sir O. Loco*, Bart., Sir G. R. Prescott. Bart, the
Hoe. Wm. 0. Stanley, ALP., Major-General C. Trollop.,
C. 8.. General Arbuthnot, Major M. :Benito., Lieutenant-
Oolowel R. H. White, C•41111i12 J. Ferguson,Mrs. 0. Tunic,
Mm. Key, sad Messrs. C. H. Getty, , E. G., Dael,
M.P., J. Galicia Was. Felpee, Fdk. M. Lewis, 0. Com-
berbitleh, J. A. Worth, Rd. WMaaa, Ohm. W. R. Bear
my, E. C. Cooke, O. W. Eddy, Fdk. P. Chappell, F.
Envenearoft, John Herod , Wm. Tim, ALP. Ohm.
Waring, 8. K. Salting, J. AL Stead, A. E. Fisch, I.
Oeboree. H. Berner& &spies Cave, M.P., Jas. Wm.
Outhbeet, John C. A. Beer, Hoary E. Eaton, J. H. Hoare,
James Cathbert, Hy. J. Younger, J. D. Tremlett, Arthur
Butler, B. D. BeCer. Rd. Warne, Ailed. Co:, Albert
Strookome. F. C. Welthwell, G. F. Holroyd. Wm. E.
Goody, C. Chapman, B. M. de Gasses. John Fremantle,
sad Wm. Fdk. Pollock, were sleeted fellows • and Dr. P. P.
Carpenter, of Warrington, red Dr. Chiles F. Mellor,
H.H.M. vioecionsul, Madagascar, corresponding members of
the society. Sixty new candidates for fellowship were
proposed for election at the next meeting in July.
RUDD= DEATH OF • RDIFISHAN. —A great gloom
has been oast over the hunting world by the sadden death
et Charles Tresdwell, the celebrated Miamian of the
Brenham Moor hulas. The circumstances are as follow,
sad may be relied upon for their muscatels :—He bad for
some time been subject to almosts which undoubtedly is.
dieted gout. Being of no resolute and deternised •
native be bore with the pain which he no doubt felt, sod
bad frequently to endure, and was unwilling to admit the
nature of his dimes. Until last Sunday be was tolerably
well, sad in the evening be walked out in the beautiful
gardens of Betunbant Part, with Mr. Moffat, the head
plaper. It wee • cold evening, and he complained
ng el ba 'billy, sod went into hie cottage close by.
At Ant he experesseel some difficulty in breath-
ing, bet in an hour and a half be became rapidly worm,
I sad In • short struggle this great hunraman and good man
was no more. The medical man, who was celled in too
lam to render him say usistque., declared his belief that
he died of retroesdieg gnat mom on • vital organ. In
. hint the bunting world has lost one of its brightest mem-
bers. Steady, honest, kegs, intelligent, and untiring in
his duties aed work in the kennel and the 6eld, to iSed his
An inquiry was held last night by Mr. Rom. 'Vol scarcely to be expected. Although one On only
Arils, Middlesex ,at the Spread Rue
Rmiertre, respecting she,
death of William act* aged to serve ,t in quite certain be will /I•VVIt led another
Charles Treadmill. will be baried at Welton, where
27 years.
be wished to retire whom hi bootie' mew telminated.
It appeared that the damaged was a bricklayer, readies In same rare
Shoreditat On Monday last be era. at Hackney Wick,rhbas to Jam a ehek•hannt fedseaegrk;
where the " jubilee" in honour of the 50 pen' mainternapted being own *
PM* Wools Frsooned wand wee celebrated with eon- Faecrharies's honed', sod uncle to John Treadmill, late
adorable eclat sod excitement. An ox was roaste . f i"Q""•—•LATIPIe, of the Pet,'
whole for a diaper at one public-house, and no Dz.un or ins. a- [OXFORD.— rre regret to art-
less than 181 seeks of potatoes and 161 seeks of newts' the deal of Themes Piarford, Eeq.!,her Britesaic
yeas wore boiled, to be etteu with it. There MY • good Majesty's Cooed at Paris since the year 1834. He served
Mal of drinkiardover the datrict, and the doomed as nenas is the Elf•ahill war, sod iwas specially attached to the late
two friends of his, got elevated ; they got,whot they termed General Sir Richard Bourke. He was I%OOOW vice'
"faculty drunk," and thought they would swim in the Lea Peal at Corneas in 1814, clerk to the cionenlate in Paris in
to get sober. They wept, accompanied with two young 1920. deputy to the 000141 in 1822, ormenlar-well9wr at
women to mind their cloths, to the Homerton-bridgeand the &Owen' is 1832, end bowed, as stated above. two rare
there they swam fora considerable distanos. The deesssed 149'4 The 6ftesarldrtilm••• whtews•eiewiwidin seventy-
washilbrl
drowned ; the othen got amongst the weeds, when a Stet Year• wlis respected a•-•
e
gentleman ran with hi dog to pt them out, sad said, abets of 60104iataaCt4 far * obliging end ••••""-s
dig-
Your companion is drowned." "Is be?" said they ; —42414M°444'
" then it is time for us to get out," and thus their lives were Jogriogs' Jonicm—About eighteen months ago
eared. The young women gave the clothe. to • boy, and • lad was sea to mice by the Dumper& wvarktrates
went home. I setae effeum—we beer not what—sod a
ci=let the
The Coroner having summed op, peaty wee • flogging. It bas jest bees •
that
The Jury retuned • verdict of " Aocidental death from tailed wee hmeneet of the crime. Two of the mile-
drowning." , tastes (says the Western Moreau; Hews) who committed
_ him for till, Memes. Laity sad Norman, sad the whole of
the modes jury who emairisted blue, have &oared them-
naives eonviseed of the bey's imeocesee, bet no Pace wee
taken of • memorial on hi behalf, and be has bees al-
lowed to daish oat his tone of ainiaissat The Rev. E.
T. May, late chaplain of the Davenport primp, willwre
that • Inliscription be sterted seespsowee the boy for hie
Swing gad Ms Lag sad so** impelasammt

---Mr7SiAittcatid7re;sed the jury for the defendant Smith,
and commented with severity on what bed occurred in
taking an old woman from her hones at 10 o'clock at night,
being so ill that it was not safe to keep her in the station-
homes, and she having to he sent to the workhouse.
The jury found the defeedant
The /militant -Judge deferred passing sentence until the
defendant was seen by a medical maim.
Jane Elizabeth Russell was indicted for keeplog a die-
orderly hones, No. 37, Sutherland-street, Pimlico. She
pleaded guilt .
Mr. **twits appeared for the prosecution, instructed by
the authorities of the pariah of St. George, Hanover-
3M...defendant was ordered to come up for lament next
melon, and in the meantime to remain in pmts.

.THE POLIUN UOURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGMEMMT.
IXTIAORDENART CRAWS Or CRRATTIO • DI3TOIBAMCI AT
THE PILICIBB.B TIMM;
Mr. Jan Grijralis, oosehmaker, of 27, High-skeet,
Wakefield, was charged before Mr. Mansfield with creating
• disturbance during the performance at the Prinosea's
Theatre, and refusieg to lease his seat when requested to
dose by the lenges of the theatre.
Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlboraegh-street,
pared for the defendant
Mr. Wm. H. Sleigh, treasurer at the Prineinee Theatre,
Oxford-street, said—Last night this gentleman osonpied one
cd four auk in the upper circle. which had been booked by
a /enflame in the morning. First of all the box-keepers
requested him to lease the seat, and re he refused to do
so, I was celled by • box-koeur. I told the defendant
that pawns bad booked the mat in the monied, and that
he must leave it, at the same time offering him soother
seat. The defendant caused • &turbines by not leaving
the mak, sod cawing persons to stand up to see what was
going on. The defendant was very quiet, but obstinate. I
had no other alteroatim but to give the defendant into
custody. It is the duty of the box-keepers to see that per-
ms who book seata ham them.
By Mr. Lewis—Until I spoke to the defendant be was
perfectly quiet, and in fact he wu so all the time. All the
sesta in the upper circle were not booked, but • good many
were.

Mansfield—lf a pence takes a place already lei, the
proprietor has a perfect right to km him out ; bat I do Dot
know that he ore proceed say further with it. I should
be guilty of false imprieoentent if I kept the defendant say
loeger io the dock. and be is therefore diocharned.
Mr. Lewis—lt is • men case of interfering with the liberty
of the subject ; and I do Dot think for a mom= that Mr.
Sleigh could be acting wider the authority of the respectable
manager of the theatre—Mr. Vining—in giving Mr. Griffiths
into custody.
Mr. Sleigh—l give the defendant into custody = my
own responsibility.
Mr. Lewis—Thee you will bare to answer for it ; the
matter will not end bare, you may re= steered.
Mr. Grifdtbs, with much inderosMoe, exolsimed = be
was sheet to leave the dock. —" What have Ideas? I have
bees dragged here, sad made to treed you'd I sever trod
before

Qineareroww, Rugs 22.—The Inman deluder
at, of Limerieir, free New York on the Bth inst., arrived
here at 10.25 a.m. today. She briep 256,000 dela la
spew aad 168 peenewers. She laded 28 el the latter,
aad proceeded at 10.56 a.m. Her sews has boo sale-
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