The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 28, 1889.

van Misrminsd mew le mit We allele be mem Ulm
them lames rights which, wme eetitled
FM.- (Cheers.) It eppetted Wm the mistemesta
In the newspepers that war Ng ems reed ea the Con-
dm. Se erne men el =, sear eleeed
tke sheillng and worths of
Inglith eseneyof
knell...feet of centhsental dispute
(Cheers.) Let than kW WNW own battles. (Hear hear.)
If, however, they &edit meat any act casting dishonour
es this country, he wadi be the first to dolled her.
(Cheers.) With mpect to the question of reform, he would
ass his utmost endeavours to obtain a real rennerateline of
the people, and he believed that bin expellees in the
Rouse of Commons would enable him to render
some service in the accomplishment of that object.
(Chem.) He felt proud of the honour which had
been oonferred upon him, and returned his sincere dumb for
the manner in which he bad been elected as the repre-
sentative of so Important a oonatituency. (Loud cheering.)
Mr. Henreid., who was received with great enthusiasm,
expressed his cordial thanks for the endeavours which had
been made to secure his return without a °entail. The
electors had taken course which reflected upon them the
greatest credit, for they had returned to parliament men who
imtd served them well, and whatever differences of opinion
might have existed the return of Mr. Williams was an act of
which the electors ought to be proud. At the close of the
proceedings Mr. Williams and himself vrould be the
Indy members of the House of Commons, and as
the first elected member his hon. colleague would be entitled
to take the Speaker's chair, and he (Mr.Roupell) trueted the
electors had given him sufficient authority to take the poet
of sergeant-st-arms. (Laughter.) if the liberal party
should constitute a large majority, they would be in a posi-
tion to crostini a government, and lo that owe his
colleegue, who was an old than. ier, might be
called upon to fill the office of Coancellor of the
lichequee—Ranghtrel—whilst he himself should be content
with the office of Postmaster General, for which he eon-
' entered himself tokrahly well qualified, seeing the large
I ociereepondezios which bad been peeling Waugh hie Uncle.
(Laughter.) He trusted that any gentleman who
had had examine to
leveecopond with him had
always received that reply which every
honest men wee minded to. (Cheers.) The people had
bees invited to *sprees their opinion on the enbjeot of reform,
and he tended that such a parliament would be returned as
would be competent to deal with the question in a satisfac-
tory manner. (Cheers.) But reform was not the only ques-
tion for the consideration of the country. The people had to
dechre at the eleventh hoar their manmade upon
peace or war, sad he had no doubt they would give
such a response as would prevent the government of the
country from plunging It into a di/estrous war. (Cheers.)
Be believed thvt the people would be prepared, whatev.
conabinetion of mcrattrehe might take p to defend
their shores and the independanos and honour of distr.:A=oy.
(Cheers) is conclasioo he begged topropeee a vote of thanks
to the returning officer for his courtesy and kindness in con-
ductinglhe proceedings of the day.
Mr. W ILLIAMS seconded the motion, which was carried
by acclamation, and the proceedings termioated with three
cheers for each of the newly elected members.

NOMINATIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

(sT micrsic 171.101Artl.)

BurroL.—Berkeley, Langton, and Slade, nomi-
nated. PoU doesadaL
KINDAL.—OIyn returned.
Donur.-Bkeridan and Moock nominated. Poll
desseaded.
Hu

and Farquhar returned.
Norrinoiang.—Paget, Mellor, Jonas, and Brant-
ley, nawirsaid. Pell ehomurted.
NOLTIAMPTOL—OiIpie, Boith, Makenzie, and
Hs" neelnalsol. Poll demanded.
Baysnan.—Glover, Walters, Walker, and Ed-
wards, sosisatsi. Poll deco/Mid.

MARYLEBONE ELECTION.-(THIS DAY.

LLF•PASF ONE O'CLOCK.

Jame.
Hall
Stanley

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Tray GOVERNMENT awn ima WAIL —lndignat..
vas strongly expreseed today an behalf of that large elms
of investors vitals the dice of every symptom to tied. eau.
tics daring the par ma, ban been mind by the confident
essaremen of the government. But a few months have
pealed sloes Yr. Damn coat rind to neatralie the warnings
given Maher werten, byetating that therabinet had no rea-
son to brinotiat France was niehtegeny straordinery mili-
tary preparations, end within the put few weeks a similar
effect has been produced by the sameanose pored forth
of unqualifi.d reliance on the " character' of the
Emperor Napoleon, as well as by the suptonion that no
military with a penance of danger would have been no
Infatuated or reckless ao to dissolve parliament. The
pardons and self-compliant absence of ell suspicion of the
real state of afters that mast have existed when Lord Derby
on Monday night dezanned Austria as a ethnical is like-
wise commented en, mil the most wins fears prevail that
coder her pressed guidenco only a eery short period may
elapse before lagiarl will became hopsiessly Wangled in
the complicities. that Si, certain to be contrived for her.-
- Taw (City article.)
Tux IiED Sas Tiasoietra.—A letter from Aden
of the 10th says lam gin to be able to inform you
that the Imparter, with pat of tin Rad Bea telegrapa ble,
arrived hero as the 6th, mud left for Inn aids, illowing,
The table is reported so have bees In firemaas lOiq sad the
gotta web& es Inn es the day it left Imgdwil. TM
Imperatriz is hourly earned, as Is alas ibe °plop hem
i
Bombay to pilot the needs la paying out Ile sib. Mr.
Newell s hem inking avenge sets for a WO% sal ItaS
probably lean it the Cyclops. The ether Malmo samba
are Sots, Conseir, Pain' and Bunn, end Mee been bon
despatched from Bun for the temparary anemmedellien
of the working telegraphists. Thus far the
'rotes are highly favoured.; end, shred no
accident arias, it may fdrly be presumed that two =Mho
kenos we shall have direct communication with
and or
with Leedom through the electric
Imp/eider made the voyage to Ana ie 68 days. The
French frigate Ducheyla took nearly double that time from
Marseille'?
At the last examination for entranoa into the
Calootta Claire sity, a ludicrous Inseleet occurred. The
examination was held on the lower boor of the Town
Ball, where between four and five hundred of the Canna
candidates were arranged at desks. On the upper &or the
municipal commissioners were holding their court for ap-
peals against the annoment. A Bengali, who bad come to
appeal to the later, was, b mistake. Included among the
entrance rudest% and set down at a desk with all metes dry
appliance', and a copy of the queens& While his soul
was tied with anxiety regarding the tax, he weestartled
with the quad= " What is Satiric Poetry ?" In vain did
he attempt to answer it, and throe that smoand. At last
In despair, he duly entered after every merlon the rate-
most "1 cannot answer it," and in latelerable English
wound up his paper by a eathreent of his right to a reduc-
tion of the easessosent. The woodshed smother was ap-
pealed to by the par men in pans to remit a part of the
amount, and then the mistake wee diacevrael.
ONE OF THE OLD GOARD.--" Thom mocks?
Bob I They were we robtrwo—pouf end blew at them, and
they were gone. I should not we with two men for •
hundred ol them. Yon Englielt away. seeks snob •—what
jou call fuse with these Comaake. Bahl I have gaol the
heads of dozen of them. What has a Cow* to light
with t—a lance—he thrusts—you pall you hone round—he
miser you, sad no out the spear-kid off wtth your sword
as he rides by. What has be rhea—this Cask I—only a
Mick of the bream--s bromm-eteek." Having nothing
prectisel to reply to this, I emend my retreat by ragtag for
eels " You anon under Le Beau Inner, did not you,
Maim Vielleroche Ft "I did, end emelar Vendome.
Ten need have sees Veadame at Austerlitz. He was one
el the old Repoblicens, and only cared for notting. The
seldters old, to say nothing bat a mine woad kill him.
Over and over ante they sent to tell him to retire, but he
lentil not. ' Every man might fall,' be mid, but I remain
—tell the Emperors."' " Wore )ou at the great military
school?" " I we.. We elope on iron bed., steratioo browl
end drank out of iron jags. The de Din, monsieur, ail
were tough as mum Ilona. We would walk to Fon-
tainebleau, play about in the forest. end ties walk back.
Our very game. were building op redoubts, end then storm-
ing them ; but thou I had had bamtabells for plitythinge be-
fore I could walk." "As how, monsieur ? ous Winn "
0 No. I jest sot. Hy father was Mayer of hills, and died
on the walls there when Prince Coburg was drives back in
the early revolution, for lam old now. My wide died of
Giro. la oarrying one the same defecor. The first thing I
can remember is scene the stow of our courtyard taken up.
and the square anon with dung so deaden the nen sad
shot. I remember on Rene Sons, my mann hiking no
down tam a bomb-pro/ cellar eat el the way of the rain of
shot. 1 did sot Can man tee a eanot.a.baU them led ethos
then—bah ! well, at the 'military whoa we wee divided into
two Wong partite, one to War et Mademolasile Mars, and
the Warr favour of Medemebelle George. who then, with
Telma, divided the stage hawses them. Oa span eights I
used to seals the wall., to get to the Adana a swell the
ranks of my party. Ah I it is a keg time sine. It le so
long a read to look book, that it is wise to leek forward to
the dark door through which I shall Morn into .pace."—
'baffles Hosisekold Words."
SOUTH YU ZINOVON Musaum.—Daring the week
snag Bird April, 1869, the vt.itors have been as follows :
On Monday, uesday, sad Saturday, free days, 4.908 ,• en
Mouthy and Teensy, Me evenings, 3,805. On the three
ideate' days (duelists to the public Sd.), 602 ; een
students' evening, Widneeday. 95 ; total, 8,810. From the
openfog of the museum 668.966.
ESCAPE OP A DARTMOOR. CONVICT.—A Convict
effected Ids seethe from the Dartmoor prisons a few das ago,
but ins hotly purse, d ovr the Moor by the authorities.
The fugitive was ultimately captured at Buckhatirittri a
distance of 14 talks from the prime.

LAM nrrnuellicz.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before Vice-Cheneelkir Sir W. P. W 1104.)
OTI N. DILLDIANI AND SKITS.
Mr. Maud moved Ad Mr. B. T. Smith, the keine d
Drury-lane Theatre, be coemoltted he teach of the *Mee-
don obtained last week in Ws OISR no breach complained
of was that Mr. Smith had coadaarl to advertise Signor
firedani as about to ling at his theatre.
Mr. Wilcock, no behalf of Mr. Smith, said that that pa-
arms was not aware that in advertising Signor Graded in
the way proposed he was acting to any way contrary to the
undertaking which had been given in the sense. Mr. Smith
was quite reedy to diacontinue the advertisements.
The Vies-Citsncellor said that the advertisements must be
discontinued. Mr. Smith must pay the costa of this appll-
anon.

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
roaoiwo 0121113 ON A SAVINGS RANK.

George Edwards, of 7, Dremoroad-etreet, Bustowequare,
clerk, was charged bare Mr. Binghamwith °Mania& by
means of • forged order, the PM of la from the Dies
branch of the lye Bovine Beak, the mosey of 71011:4

1110114110110.
James Whitehead, carpenter, of 60, Drummond-attest,
said he bad an account at the Savings Bank, Dim, Norfolk,
for 371. 6e. Knew the prisoner, but n mo sathorieed him to
write for may of the money.
Mr. FtmoisQapfr, osaltkr of the Dim branch of the Eye
&Map Bank, seM he reeetved the letter produced on We
ilet of Mania, remmetlag the am of 10j. to he sent by
Mora el poet; sae In conammenee, on the Monday follow-
ing, the edt 'CAFE, obtained two poet-office orders for 101.,
lam the cost of the order', and sent them in a letter directed
to the Vigo-Wert post-oNce for payment to be made at the
post-oNco la Regent-street. Oa the fled of April he
recolved another letter. requiring all the money to be peed,
in the same hand-writing, signed /saes Whitehead' In
gamer he wrote to say that he could have another 101., that
being ell be could send on so skeet a mottos, end seat two
Pat-ems orders for 101., payable the same as before.
Alfred Wm. Earl, emietant la the poet-oma, Fobert's-
place, proved payment of the orders, sad seeing the pri-
soner sign the receipts ha themes, of Imam Whitehead."
Inspector Thornton, of the detective force, Bootiand-yord,
proved following the primes into the poMolim, end seeing
the prisoner sigs the receipt sad maim the money, end
fading
as him the letter seat by llr. Ogees mataining the
orders.
The primmer, who had nothing to my, was committed for

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Cat muonao tILDO/SAPE.)
NEWMARKET MEETING.—(THI

DAY.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 100 SOTS. R.Y.
Craftas walked ova.

NA.TCR.
Morass boat Olympus.
£6O SUBSCRIPTION PLATE.
Mimeo. .. • • • •
Orisada .. .. ..

4 ran.
SWIEPSTAKIIB OF 200 BOYS.
Oleolan c
Manias

3 es..

SCREPEITAIIB OF 26 BOYS.
Masse EsUMW ..
Harm f • .

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£5O HANDICAP PLATE.
OhGs .. .. ..
Gourd ..
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10 no.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 60 SOWS.
CLARET STAKES.
Tozogbolite .. • • • •

MIST=
8 to 1 opt lift444o.CUP.l4a (t)
26 to 1 MIMS (t)
26 to 1 Brover (t)
26 to 1 Qamiatown (t)
1000 to 80 Master Bagot (t)
40 to 1 Polestar (off)
60 to 1 Itatisstom (of )
1000 to 16 —1114 r
1000 to 10 ThOMIIII.I (t)
1000 to 10 Botany (t)
1000 to 10 Stag 'YEW= (t)
1000 to 10 Aadmt &hos (t)

TWO THOUSAND OUINDAS.
2to 1 apt Peceefeed Lead (t freel7l
8 to 1 Named (oll)
Hal olUddele ecretehed.
DERBY.

1000 to 40 opt Trwropotot (t)
60 to 1(t)
60 W 1 Babssootot

CATTERICX BRIDGE MEETING.-TRIB DAY.

8A12411851 STALKS.

Caliph .. •• •'
Whoosh
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The Squire ..
res.
OltAlf STAUB.
Butterfly ..
High Trews ..
Whirlwind

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8 rex.

COST Off THE CLOCK AT THE NEW PATS
Warrunteths.—A parliamintery retorts, Issued
ing, gime the following parthialue relative to the met of
the cloth in the clock tower of the New Palm at Weenain-
aler : Cost of dock, dials, illuminating, he" 11,2791. 13a. 841.,
Bens, 6,966/. 13.. 3d., expenses cesnected with the clock and
belly 6,0611. 10s. 13d., making a toad of 10,11071. lle. Id, bat
a farther amount estimated at 1,7601. is required.
With reprd to the probable time of completion, Mr.ll. B
Denim says, writing en the 4th I can oily ley that the
clock is now la the room, ready to he Bud is MKS es the
place is deer of bricklayers sad plasterers, which I soder-
stand it will be in • few days. If so, I ant sowed that the
clock will be going, and showing the dm as all the dials,
before the new parliament amts. The bellehumber, how.
ever, is still in might state that I Mead neat rely cm say
promise which be given se to the time when the clock
will be ebb to strike the boars end quarters, but it ought not
to be bag after the going pert bet work."
AN EXCITING pettier SEA.—On Saturday
evening, the numerous primula* between
Kemp& and Astasa was stsst•pd the W.* sliest et
tug steamer in pursuit of as mall rowing beet, ohs Made in
watch seemed palm lifer their lime. It wee evident to
dues es there that nothing Bert d maning down the smell
boat wee contemplated by the puttee on bead the steamer,
and go, on elm mese Meer and clegektlll now the little craft,
by tble time nearing the shore, wee all but ander the bows of
bilem=er when the steamer, sot daring to venture into
enter, (after hawthpatemee Marfalikenscistions),
tt ish==iliid gum IP the sheen. Meinglas the little
only three individual/thud reached distend.
To Math out on• of them, end put off to me Apia, wee the
work of a moment. The mem thee hastily tended, drip.
wet se a water deg, Mold out to be is mama belong-
ing te the Anserken Alp G. B. Lamar, bound for New
Yak, which bed jut a lithe before this
'peened Kampock
Mist in sew of the vary tag which had caused ail the alarm,
sa who ha throws himself overboard with the intention a
swimming ashore. After being some ha or Mims Masted
In the water, however, the man we. picked up end rowed on
shore by the yawl el a math which wee beating about at
the time, and Mace the chase by the steamer. Os brag
Med whit made him do each a raah act, the seamen mid the
nib of the Yankee ship had been beating him end
that be had told the ma in the small boat that he would not
take 'a the pounds to go back to the ship math.
Whether thie story wee the Me nee, or whether, having got
by menthly my is ample, Jack had takes the Ent oppor-
tunity deems* the ship without working for it, menthe
I. be elm ; bat cerlabily the attempt to escape wee a daring
one, and the captain's conduct is ordering the steamer to
threw off the ship's hamar and go in meth of the fast-
ew wee se less deteuntned and smorp—per British
Mai.
GIOLOGICAL CHANGES no ScoTLAIED.--Theassoljal
it
geologies' cheap which has taken place in
elm it has bees inhabited by man I. en elevation el the
whole matey to a height of from fifth a to thirty feet sere
he leveL Time of this upheaval mom
dip all mend
es 4 ts Mende. Pr the meet
1:=
dream imbedi is many Mots a strip of lea
the old ere-lissch, terminated by the unseat easstatta, taw
• Peery beak, bat retainieg the general outlines
spa it by the midis of the warm. This wee enlyVfm:
Mad
yet long
s emcee aphemel by which wee
NMI from the icy ma which may mimed it
t phkratme pried; a time whole math are
written ehlaib in the ebegeoteristie HeettlehiMM, or preci-
pices of day, mks* Madera or manes of rich of all the
earlier formatioas.—Lifirery Oadtt4

MONEY MARIET.-THIS RAY

The Council of India will send upwards of
260,0001. in silver for Calcutta by the steamer of the
4th of May. As the last six steamers took oat an
aggregate of 1,047,6001. in silver on government
&coolant, it follows that the remittance of the third
million promised has already been entered upon.
Baron Goldamid expired yesterday morning at 7
o'clock, at his residence at St. John's-lodge, Re-
gent's-park, leaving a fortune estimated by rumour
at three millions sterling, or upwards.
A negotiation for the transfer of the business of
the Western Bank of London, in Hanover.square,
to the London and County Bank, has been con-
cluded.
In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday the requisite
sanotMn was given to a contract for the sale of the
skips of the European and American Steam Com-
pany, now winding up. The amount did not
transpire.
At the annual meeting of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company yesterday,Mr. Charles Mills moved
that the usual dividend of 21. per share should be
r iiti!nfifeom the insurance fund instead of from the
of profit and loss account. A ballot was
demanded, which resulted in the adoption of the
directors' report, Mr. Mills's amendment being re-
jested. The retiring directors, Captain C. 0. Man-
gled! and Mr. Russell Gurney, and the auditor',
Messrs. A. G. Roberts and J. Capel, were re-elected.
With reference to the market for American roil-
way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as
follows :
The demand for American memities to Louden has been
very much checked by the primal sesta of eosin, and (po-
tations are now, in many cases, much below those last re-
ported from New York.
The subjoined notification has been issued by
the Post-office authorities:—" Until further notice
all letters for Lombardy and Venice will be for-
warded 'id Belgium and Prussia. Printed papers,
other than newspapers, sent by this route, will be
liable to letter rate of postage."
The Admiralty have taken ap the undermentioned
ships to carry stores, viz.:—The Caroline, for
AsnsionJamaica;y Hall, for Gibraltar ; Port Royal,
for and the Coldatream, for Algoa Bay.

WEDNESDAY Kviorma._

The English funds opened this morning about 2*
per cent. worse than at four o'clock yesterday. At
one period a recovery of about 1 per ant. was pee-
Rented, but in the afternoon a statement that France
has rejected the proffered mediation of England on
the Italian question reduced the upfront* for peace
to despair. The quotations between four and five
o'clock were the worst of the day, and nearly 31 par
cent. below those current at the same hour yesterdiry-
After the close of the Stook Exchange a rally of 1
to 1 per cent. was occasionally quoted, but up to the
latest hour the feeling of distrust was universal and
profound. •
Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday
94 to g for money and the 6th May (declining after
the close of the Stock Exchange to 931, " sellers"),
WON dealt in at a very early hour this morning es
low as 91. The first regular quotation, however, was
911 to 1. Towards the middle of the day a recovery
to 92g to 1 occurred. This was followed by a re-
newed decline to 901 to 1, the quotation current
about the close of the Stock Exchange. At a later
hour the variations consisted of a further decline to
901 to 1, followed by a rally to 91 to 1. At Reit-
past 3 o'clock, when transactions were still continued,
Consols were offered at 91.
The market for Exchequer Bills is at length
affected by the sudden demand for mousy. The
quotation to-day was 30e. to 351. prem. Some sales
of India Bonds were effected at tis. and 63. discount.
In the foreign stock market prig were little mere
than nominal. In fact, buyers were scarcely to be
found amongst the dealers.
With the exception of Ottoman Bank shares,
which have fallen to 161 to 161, the market for
Bank shares, though heavy in character, was not
materially lower in price. Sellers, however, pre-
dominated. In the market for miscellaneous shares
an almost general fall, varying in amount, has taken
taken place.
Amid the crash in the Stock Exchange colonial
government securities retain considerable steadiness
fall off,
yet experienced today,
in most instances, a
about lg to 2 per cent.
The Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures of the
East Indian Railway Company, which yesterday
were dealt in at 99 and 991, were officially marked
today 96.
Rigs and Dunaberg Railway shares were marked
today 11. die.