The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-03 00:00:00

ram BARK MEETIRG.-(THIS DAY.)

The adjourned meeting of the shareholders in
the Caity Bank was held to-day at the Laision Tavern for the
to
of repaving the reply of the directors of the bank
of the shareholders eigned at the nmetiag
Feld onlottiatr last, Wring them to coanne a legal meet.
lag for the purpose of orineadertng the mama of the di-
rectors with regard to the liquidators, sad w lth regard to
the stele et the affairs of the aunt;.
, Dr. Coos we ansairsously called to the Asir.
the
Mr. Bovril this read the followiag letter :
Lower Tbansmatreet, Feb. 3. 1865.
" Dea Hr,—l last to acknowledge the receipt of a ra-
t qui:Stipa boa several shareholders of the tfaity Hank dew
whoa, sad is reply beg to inform them that the directors
will all the reraind meeting as soon as they osa make sa
mu2=t as to the time with their chairmae, Mr. Alder-
-1 am, air, yours truly.
" Mr. Howell." " Itimiamm Bowie.

Mr. Sorrow moved sad Mr. Nawrow secooded " That the
directors los.ragessted to eall a Ispl palate meeting se warty
alb.
din was carried nateicaosaly, arid the pro-
'Wisp dosed with a veto of thaaks to the chairman.

MEDITERRANEAN EITHICSION TELEGRAPH.
(TEM DAT.)

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wee held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Moot,
r. • M.P., in the ann.
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having babe taken as read.
im The CIII.IIIIIIS, in moving Ha adoption, expreesed his
easisfoatioa at the arrangement which had been made be-
e. beasalia Greek Government and Messrs. Newell for °on-
o. mufti the lonian Islands with the main land, which, if
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Bea Weise Garin sad Otranto. The Ulan on the coa-
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to paggisirtirthad greatly increased.
to was adoplied. sad a dividend of S per oat.,
Nib* to imam tax, en the preference slarw, and of 5
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Three men were charged before the Liverpool
bend, yesterday, with breaking into a pawnbroker's shop.
in Liverpool, and stealing therefrom property to the amount
of 2,0001. The examination was merely preliminary, mall-
cient Griddle°, being given to instill • remand.
Mr. Hibbert, M.P. for Oldham, addressed his
constituent' Let night, and received from them a vote of
confid.ence. Hi speech mainly referred to commercial and
pom law topics.

TALLOW HARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The menu/ is dull. Tows tallow is quoted 42e. ; Peters-
burg Y.O. on the spot, 41s. 6d. ; Marsh, 41s. ; Jae*,
42e. lid. ; October to December, 435.

REDS MAILICET.--(THIS DAT.)
Lssmanit..—Hides : Prises : 561bs. to &Sibs., 2g.
to 3d. ; 841bs. to 721h5., 3d. to 31d. ; 721 be. to 8011 a.,
3d. to 34d. ; 80116. to 8811»., 31.1. to 4& ; 881ba. to
961b5., 4d. to 4g. Horse tildes, Bs. to 10s. ; Calf
skint. light, 2e. M. to 4s. ; fall, Bs. Bd.
BilllONDOET.—Sheepskina : polled. 12a. N. to 15s. 01;
iffalf•bssds, 10s. to lls. Bd.; Downs, 7s. to Bs. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
itras. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
during the last week has allows eigns of greater activity
than for some time past. Fine samples emotions ♦ery
scarce, sod command, it anything, rather higher prices.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Hotta; 19s. &I. ; Walls Sod Haswoll,
19s. 6d. ; Walls Hod East Hartlepool. 18s. 9d.; Walls
Hod Beam 17s. ; Wylanr, 16s. ; oowpos Hartley, 150. 6d. ;
Hastrais Hartley, 154.-17 'kips at market ; 50 atm.

MR. GLADSTONE, M.P., AND THRCOURT OF FINAL
APPEAL IN EEELIAIARTICAL CAUSZ&—It was supposed that
Mr. Gladstone would be prepared to give his personal
and independent support to Mr. Walpole's proposi-
tion, sod a letter from Mr. Gladstone to a da-
l:rue, which originally appeared in a provincial
punt, and subsequently was transferred to the columns
of a Loan newspaper, seemed to favour that belief.
• We ma confidently agate that the purport of the letter his
been sorasithat misunderstood; that the distinguiabed dates-
man who was its author is not prepared either personally or
offrially to assent to the messes" likely to be propounded
fru, tho oPposition side of the house touching the constitu-
tiog al the judicial committee ; that the Chancellor of the
Euelisper will on this Titania), as on all others, act in per-
fect unison with his colleagues in the cabinet ; and that Mr.
Gbalstoss individually has not yet seen or beard of any
ProPoral which seems to him to solve the difficulties of the
qnsa. lt mad be doubted that the Attorney-General
(whoa lame has been coupled with that of Mr. Gladstone,
unwarrantably we believe, as likely to sapped the Mimed
hnovatiou) will also act with the rut of the government
in this natter, and if so the motion of Mr. Walpole will
probably be opposed by the whole strength of the liberal
aide. As it is more than rumoured that the conserve-
ties lull is disunited on the question, it is evident
what the result must be ; and indeed it would require
a drug (nu to be made out, not only of
necessity for change, but of the change proposed being
hhell to work better than the exi pites), befogs
the house would be induced to take s grave a step as that ADVICILS ram TER GABOOL—Letters received
of altering either the constitution or the procedure of use from the Gaboon (West Comet of Africa) state that Rase-
d our highret and moet solemn trained' in cases affecting 1 Admiral Labs de Laddbat, having been informed that an
the reputation and status of a whole clans of her Majesty's English schooner had been taken and plundered by the in-
Intocts.—Las Magazine, February number. habitants of Bakoni, a village on the river Como, Immo-
riraDlNG CATTLE FAIR. —This well-known Berk- distaly proceeded to that place in the Photon steamer,
shire fair, which isms of the most important in the county, acoompanied by the Piounier,ceftscked and destroyed the
was bald Readingnine re, y, and, being the great Caudle village, and exacted a large Indemnity for the owners of
sou cattle mart and the drat spring fair of the gear in this the verral. Captain Demur, chief of the Rear-
...._diatrint, yet, considerable interest attached to it by Admires staff, returned to the Gaboon from Dahomey on
'wawa. dealers, and others. There was a pod exhibition the 228 d November after fully succeeding in the main object
of stock for sal, ; dairying cattle very readily commanded ;of his mission, which was the recovery of the cargo of a
buyers, fat bouts brought high prices, and thedemand for I French vessel illega lathed by the customs odic of
welt-grown Info steers wail tolerably brisk. Cattle keep , Dahomey. The captain was well received by the King, bu
aa'n• ard many fame induced by the present low failed in perauttia the latter to abolish human ramifies& ,
cilia of wheat sod otherngrain to convert it into corn meal, I Twelve Poor were murdered on the eve of the cap.
Ind apply it to fattening purposes in the bullock sheds gad • Mies derri morn the pretextimoimrf affenning the manes I
ellsettold. Ths ennui idling gram of stock . he., were lof Gee& the King's father. He Captain DIVISUZ
181. to
Dairying Stook—Well-bred fall hitch ems, that he could not suppress the established anthem of the
; weal ditto, for eheess and butter dairies, 141. I country without danger to his own litc—Galimetni.
to 171. ; Cows to calve down and in-calf heifers, 101. to 161. • I ARIONATITS' DISIEUTIL—The Tribunal of COITRO.
rra the *bele of thin elms of stock sold out. Fat Cattle—: font polka. ea the :gnie August lest, condemned KN.
str,heeta,, 241. to 301. ; fat cows and heifers. 151. to 2101. Jules and Louie Godard, by default, each to six mouths'
make 11or grow. well-bred store liar; ready to imprisonment and 501 r. fine for having embessled a certain
wmaioff, 151. to 1 amends* steers, 111. W 131. • end quantity of silk supplied to them by M. Nader for the making I,
17411**1 and beams, 91. to 101. leech h'effeeer of his/peat balloon the Want. me detiodanim having op-
, aftn, and oftlying stock for the atrawyard made prime posed the execution of thin jodgmeot, the eau has this ,
Larp7pinily from 61. to 121. In the hum lair them was et= week been tried again is the p of both defesdants.As
This -"'"•••• was active "moll dret•class am •al the particulan of the charge and of the defence were
fek which is limited to one day, was over early. even as the time of the first trial it will now suffissti
s,/
aarlarrOli.—Mr. Penny, dairyman, of this town, • that the Tribanal,on thin hearing, reedimmed Louis oodi
a few dye ila actually walked from his home to the to a nioath's imprisoncoest, aid Jules Godard to Mfr. fins,
0110 Ammar Asylum sad said he limetie. He was she to pay Wader 500 fr. as damages, and either to return
ednewnined bythe medical officer, toned to he so, and the silk embezzled or pay Mfr. lodged, ea erPll es all costs..
--Bomeraetshire Gazette.