The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-08 00:00:00

at least in all the Italian provinces not directly sub ject to Austria. Since the close of the Coeferences a period of ►iieoce has intervened which has kept the Italian mind in a eta•e of feverish anxiety. The Amtrias Golrritla ent Las rkiliolly availed Itself of this Inc two purposes. In the first plaoe, all its organ in *GP Krt.s have been labouring to persuade the Italians that the declarations of France and linglitod were mere @jailor) , promises. In the second place, its civil and military authorities south of the Aye have turn labouring incessantly to provoke a premature ou break in some Italian state, w i t h a view to "brain a pretext for contingiog err es. tending ita armed interference in the affairs of Italy. Nothing c-itt o.ff v'ieely chick the machinatioos of Austria a. an explicit declaration on the part of the Eoglish ti vrrrirntint, that the word■ used by Lord LIMO SION ID the Cooterence of the Bth of April were utter• t w tarns►t sincerity ; that they expressed the nrtrumew o what England is prepared to do in behalf of Italy; and that the English Government are prepared to act up to the professions of Lord CLARENDON—at the least. Lord John Rosseh's notice of inotioa above elludtel to, is is the Ii It wiet terms :—"ltaly—Addreos for copies fp/ tiliree 6 01 icy 48_gil have taken plate hetwee• her IfAjoetee poveraweat sad the rvirowats of Awn., B. no, sad , he Wooden of the Toe flieiliet, rel.tiag to the drain of Italy." (friday. Jay II) gat COULI. Toe Queon west yesterday afterooso to the mop at Aldine , . ti for fa. ours e. of reviewing this resineets of the Our& boa of it e this Crises. H.r 111 Fier ge•toed Bookiagbaia Palate et lara•17.11•• a Ira • • 'o .k Th. viol party eigelated "I P.i. so Atte r. the Lag of tee Beletiaes, the Prises of Web 0. Prises Oee•r eice dos. the Cdeet of ileederr. eh. C go , as Of Gen sh .rough, Lady Churettill, Wesel lb- H is C.l. ?hippo, Coasel de Mderlurelte, Lend Meths P. net, 0,4 i. L •••*, C I•DeIP H Seyesour, Cartels bismell, Mr De., and Mr. Oaths The royal env elops d... red of 1.. rg , ri woth as soon of Light Drs. sires. sod presided from M. pulse. to the private station at Yousea.i, re. er. •s, e t.l to tess to readiness, which eseeele4 itt. Q.*. sod P.M F•rehoroOsb. Tie D. 11..5 IL•et t•d tn. Cates yesterday ether twat Illeek.• P 1... H.. It •yst Higbee os. stteeded btLegy Laos N ..la ..see„ •14 r•ardle wait le Teriekse boa to latti. IttAr Deb sad Dadarta l'Aelasta. ROYAL VISIT TO ALDENSOOTT CAMP. *CUMIN I' TO VISCOUNT HARDING& Thu Hays( warty, dourind to tht Court Circular flow; ete.., were nor, ea th is tonval at flu B .7.1 Pavilion, all. C..,, wren 'ley alternoos, by **Delo ut Ceeabrdie. Lord Hardtop, Lord Pasoan, sad the 100*rd. el teed ft.r.tit b•odedire sad ragmen's. Steal, alter r.as n g 100 Putilos, sad whilst bet Majesty au to I oanrestios silt tim vilest niers& is the sate tole, .a svelter, of a tOtauteltut nasals, asters, essamed to V sot set listillar. The settle UM twee seated IS a lowa, rearing bie are °a a 'air • naming it castors, sad as be. wee dons to rim.. be ma.. 4 titbit 4464117 ea the tale, which mood It ti clip iron nodes leln sad lasing his hinge , tell, idlers, his foot. He lc: Mehl wee rinsed fr• es vat stetted sad sew,. d to hesatliterten, suf. SIAM mace gala, sad sp-a a woos ardent from tb• boertal d.pairtneat. it -as fosse toss the tattle wee SO nodes son iall•ated that it was uutieslt to say relbstlar loot was .pressed tr4..tsmd At the request of the sable ..louder, he err removed la ma rimy wow Paraborusab, from winos be wr aeateyed bps tqwelal tins to teas, sae thence to his nudism Her Majesty sogrened ingest envoy at Its 41/10OfT01100, and isponsilly Mat Cole., I bitioalpit to mate istestries so to Ma mine *Manes proareee Its es , sitter proving very salavesreble it wits mg gonna to bee H•jisty that it would ho better to pesepone the tOiri ./ To. Qum geld that • lisle ran would au lures hr ; sad It was oily nn =sdaralterl that the .em night saes by bong done, the Isis iltu her Majesty seceded to the wwsMion. It was deduce y ansaged that the troop. NNW he msstered Meta as the rata awed. Olden wan Stun its every mu hbe es nudism ; and se un pins were is. 4r4.4044441. that it was stated that the tessan rag soon 10 000, meld be sot ad fo Use la i.e Wa no waste. alter the word of summand was gives. The info, however, old not erase kw a snits soonest. Dung tee t n ear of the der the Ist battalion of the Bits Brigade, 1,000 oroop, seder the soused if Lord A. G. Eseall, ..need lato camp, heeded by their du bead. 01 the croto..l battalion who left toe tbs Crates, only 260 is.. Wonted to them batty, itosatry. Her MOW, sus , end a to me ti venous lb's, sad the whole M W mm were ordered loader assts, sad nmsised for um time is the ram n tidy to much at • neeseat's sett" but the anther prevooted as ismeetion. Her HO sty we. to node at the Pasides math to-day, Windt'g to plumed sum the renew whet the wester. SWIM' ; bat orbea our rep . rt left Mire seamed bat litt'e pessp.st of • favourable chungt. To-stonow the Chards leave the sang, sad the Mks sad Highisadm. w 11 do the sane is the sestas of the i week. EXHIBITION OF ART TREASURES OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. MAPICHESTBR, 1857. LETTER FROM IL R. H. PRINCE ALBERT. 811,—May I ask you to tooolt is your paw fit* assompsay mg latter from his It ysl Milano Prlnee Albert to the prridost of our tatearled Manatrastm Bahiettiow. When permission was roudln to mAs this valued eon msaleation publie, Lord El ramere we. hammed that hi. Royal Htg••••••• Mawr was ant isteaded for pabilestlos, but that m it wig written Is the hope of being metal to the sommitme, tM Primo cendessesited to bravo It eatintly to dim to nabs sash see of it is might hem serve *air par pose.—! has , &c. 13~11) THOMAS PAIRBAIRN, Chairman to lismatlve Committee. Manahostor, July 7. opy. My de - r Lord Elissamrs (C ,-1 was very awry set to am you with the dipstases Item Mat-abater that time to am yesterday apes the s. j.stef the eahltsPlen el art Mousses which it Is pre reed t. opts la that eity is May, 11167. Lad Ovantose, w•l3 m the other mombersof the lapstatios, Mh million to ors re Is mtplalelag the *Wets whit* they tiara Is sr. I meld sot fall to admire du patio a irit which has pompon tie's** of Manehester to rater n-o so Imps and monallessA as andertekiag. W. bad • p. ad Oral of dkeesalsaapon Ito general prla tiptoe, sik.a eh. wows**. 'ad At.... M whisk mash of Ili fetus me., m a• are.. arty depend. Masses sr taws upon abie eaderreklap at aortas Me Moutons. It hw ba.s preasl4 by the Ealsibitiss of 11161, that of Dahlia in 1103, and that at Paris daring the 100 y..r. 7h,t a mars r.petitb.n of what has this pee Wore wield lad to sweet sulkiest 'Wu sad gab& soppert, appears t, ham Irmo fall by the iiwasissio ; sod Aim um wooly g.,. • di.t.actimi amour to their selsooo,_bg mating .t ashilS•ins a f what easy emphatioally M salmi the art tremors.. f this r Goo , ry. H lir to seesawd I. 01d5.,. ill each trews.,funny • wished as they an by Oak swam, • he an js.tly jealous*, Unit safety, la the problam Mr be soloed. --- la ny opiate", the solsties win be fogad la On e•t/sf•o tary proof of tie seelshaa of the eaderteklas. The nen grolitaatine of public curios:l, sad the pion, ea Wallet. teal ostertaionret to the dean p ipalatlos of • particular totality, wells M pesnannhy lonian, bat hardly gallant le enquire the °seers earn rf art that it baser duty, at • attain rue sad inane., knee, Me mead their shomst trangree t Mesiehar• r f t'sMMtke. That nattiest imisfaleas sight, Inmost, he (mad ba the sdeeetioael diroethe whisk say he Rives se the whole ethane. N. eseatry isorer s e Irides's.% st MOM IA works of sit of all kinds thee ; as 4 10 sew since., la en little Esse for ed llt the minds@ you promos to fors Was swiss M illasMat. ah. hussy et art, la a hrosi.logie acid smteseatiememermest 'meld speak powerfully or h. irebhe wind, siM enable, la a pret tiest way, the n• et saselueitsd eye is Ow ketone wawa o r . of mount sad Ismaillempud to abstract; and would pain. t a fhe In d& i.e the bet time, a polity 0 • o,ho, aaaaMf.eai pedalos, hat Is, which. I feel anointed, the eta alaL silt abssiattly Is Worm hued. usoisost us. As fat se ' , van./ a ..awned, I 'seises • "melees* itakihNtaa ell the Aff•resse schools, with the wanton wife Wasl Mew, winch able beads hem semplled Is, me, mad whisk wus enemeueleeted to du if Woo& Gain sow votes af WA, eat printed by thee with lb. *irides's. Wank • setainiter, for Isamu*, were filled up with Ike ellockilm of tk• brit Wetness by the 4illbrest masters saamameed is ft, able\ gain is this soustry, I feel eartaln that the ameasit•e• would acne with very different yearn poillerima end • wry d• t eleim 4 attestass te thrir teltra the &wend fee She loos of wean of Indic ware appartatiy depesdeat spy in,. wt. ant ee esp ies. ♦ pews wbs weak' am Ohm wise be bawd is pert with • Omar. wield peebebly shrink hew :=1 If Is loam that hie &keg so tested is Aar the if • pill st. Them "prbalphe shpt be adopted with tiredr the ether leseebes et art. tolesiks ewe late the Add of maselbsearlai fade/seer Wixom may be the dellibe of the esseeltsee, I wan yea *BM will give me els pewees pleasure to give you any Ihebie aelehease Is shipped obi*l may be ambled to ream AO Im at the ease time repeat le yes the • swam et the e s ..'. er ay we's Met whinier the sewn sepses lab ran.--limit yew toy, A 1....?. Beekkelswpeiese, July 3, 1861. LATEST IN TELLIGENCE. EVACUATION OF THE CRIMEA. PARI4, TI3III4IIMY UOll3llllO. Admiral Pellion ligament ad await from Cunatao tinople, stating that the removal of the troops and materit yet remaining in that place is still caption iog, but thai the evacuation of the Crimea is en tirely terminated. THE CRIMEA. MARSEILLES, Jinx 7. The Constantinople steamer hair jest arrived with news from the Crimea to the 25th. Be leklava was to be restored to the Russians oo the 2ud of July; the English hid already embarked the material tr the railway from Balaklaws to the amp. 6,000 Bsehi•Besumks had been embarked at Varna for Steppe, Savozooo, and Trebisoud. Adiriois from the Sea or ALiff state that many vessels were taking in cargoes of corn at Taganrog, Marisnopol, and Berdisoski, for Marseilles. The steamers of the Meesageries Imperials. had ceased running betwe.n the Crimea and Constanti• Dopler, but the English boars keep on. The 113 , h battalion of Fuot Charmers, the 93rd, 44' 11, and 94th of he line, the unbalance train, the i l eamp tree, and the commissariat were all that re mined to be embarked. • Tee Journal de Go' natastiolople Gaya that Preach and Engnieb Consuls are expected at Rubino* At Kerte!), the Russian ;athorittes had given a magnificent banquet to the Eogltsli Offil 3714 The sovt frank cordiality woe exhibited at this repast, and toasts were given in compliment to the various sovereigns at Europe. TURKEY AND THE PRLYCIPALITIES. VIENNA, Joie 7. A telegraphic despatch, with intelligesei from Ceastastmople to the 4th lastaat, aosoesces that the Oraad Viiier , Aalt Paella, has retareed to that capital. The °MSS. Ports has appointed a governor for the Principalities, although no such °dicer is in cluded in the list of functionaries apscalitd in the organic statute. MARBZiLLES, JILT 7. The Borystbeae bridge sews from Constantinople to the 26. h June. At that date the return of Aali l Psalm was looked for, with a view to the settlement of some impo►tant affairs. The Greeks, the Armenians, and the Jews ue to pey to the Porte, for the right of exemptios from military services, an annul Ism of 62,600,000 1 piastres. The troops despatched to Nablowis sod Msratob were usandliog so slowly that the guilty would hare time to esespe. The ememissionere for replatiog the orgsnisation of the Principalities were to set oet immediately upon the re-establishment of diplomatic relations between Rosie sed Turkey. On the 24th, the day on which the powers of the Hospodus of Wallachia and ldoldavis expired, no resolution had been come to for the purpose of re placing them. - Th. Moldavian goverameat had just issued a new law for the press, bawd on the declaration that a the liberty of the pees is the only mesas of form tog panic opinion (particularly is a State on the road to progression), and often eves of enlightening the government on the wants of Use people." In Moldavia, Prince Gotha is at the head of the movement in favour of the union of the Princilpali• ties, and he seetwirsges manifestations of opposition to the Sublime Porte by all possible meson A Constantinople despatch of June 17, in the dw• Irian Correspondence, says:—"Sekr Pasha is, it is said, to be proclaimed hereditary print* of a Cir mai= tribe. He has mitered the territory of the Nub at the heed of 16,000 men, and has obtained a complete victory." Th. Turkish goverstaent has boaght eons of the French cavalry hems. As rainy as 4,800 bones have been already delivered. The Prussian Misister of Public Instroction, Von Rangier, has just sent a circular to all the universi tin, excluding Jewish student. from the benefit of all charita►le or public fonds for the maltase, of nosiest,. Several eminent professors have protested spinet this est of intolerance. swil zgRLAND. 1 The Papal Need° in Switseriand has transmitted to the clergy fresh instrastioce trees Rome as to marriages between emboli's and protestants, direotly opposed to the Federal laws ea that point. SPAIN. The Madrid journals of the god are taken up with the insurrection of Valladolid. The first three in cendiaries shot were named Coro**, Vega, and Moots, and their execution took place close to the house, at which they committed their greatest exeseme. The oaptaiwgeneral published a proclamation in which he declared that "the hour of expiation had arrived," and that the lodgment of the courts martial on t►e offenders should be "inexorably axe sated." Amongst the person, arrested at Valladolid Vary few were of a good station in society t but one in • physician of 6003* note, named Alan. Solos alum of an outbreak had been felt at Toledo, bat the astheeitits had taken every precaution. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. PARIS, II Erma°. Although the ooly info/matins vouchsafed — -- ; - the public by the Newifeur as to what has taken gleam+ the Regeuey bill, ia the dark rumens of the Senate,l is that the roadie, of Nast Ports& report oc the matter elicited mush cheering, it has treaspired that the report reeemmentis Male amendments with regard to the Conseil of Byrom and that the sesatore are very for from putleipsting in the enthusiasm for the matey of weave, which the Oussiiintionsel wee lately isetructed to manifest. A letter from Piombidres of the 6th says that the Emperor was I. good health, sad medalled to take walke is the lowa sad neighbourhood. The Boone has tees inanimate, with bat little change. The Rests domed at 71fr. 700., with a rise of 10e. for sash, sad at Saturday's prior, 72fr. Si. far aesawat. The Maditarraassa railways rasa 45tr., Oraad Omura 10h., Ardesase 20h., sad Butters 17fr. The Emperor has thottibt 8t to decline the offer made bo the siskdpality of Nantes, of a residesee for the Imperial Prises is that city. The following letter has been addressed to the Mayor by M. Hillaslt : MeseMar le Maim—The Emperor bee takes 's sea of the reselatlea of the Kealeipal °mud of Mates, alepted ea year •etles, he make ea Orr te hie *Mem, ot a maidome Ise the Imperial Ihistak The imperer le greatly leeched by the Wise whisk laylred this resell• THE EXPREt3B, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1856. tios, and he has ordered .. to 'sprees to you, sad to the elated councillors of your good sad loyal city, ill his grati tude. Bet t►e realisation of this idea would illtObril tae tows la • inside:able sapiens., and it is the Espernee derive, eepoeially after toe reassat dbasters sassed by t►e ovine ming of c • Lire, th►t tile expense should not b. isestrod. B. nor bully thanks the city of Nantes f r tits sank of attaehatent to the heir of hie dyneety ; sod 1 beg pit to snake ►sown to your fallow citizen how deeply his Majesty is sensi►le of this now prof of their sfferitios and devotedaeis. The Miaiahr of the lat•rior, BILL&ULT. This morning a man threw himself from the top of the triumphal arch of the Etoile and was killed on the spot. His body has been taken to the Morgue. We reed in the of the Bth : Titer* bee bees Roth teeth fir some tithe past of ao sp• nrosehini Interview between the Emperor of the France and the Ea,deror of Aestria. Ms differeot spots Ithee bees atentiofied fur the meeting. Aormig others, Maas. heirs hes been stokes of. The j of that tows now says. "It is p•obable that la the moat's of &egad Maoehein win be h ra tired by the praises of pants. The Emperor of Aunts, the Diaperes of the Preach, end the Lops of Prussia, Mouth, sod War• tessbarg, are fawned to Torr t there. It is also soli that " the Beteoror of Reath will be , moat at this brethiew, as he wilt be going to escort the Empress Dowager from Wild• had aboet that time." Of sours., is tattodadog tido saw., wad* sot is way peels ad to maths it. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAT.) TM Bra/Liza 'oak ibc ch+ir ~Itwolv o'clock. PUBLIC 11BALTII. BILL. —.— Oa the motion tor sieteg auto tomma , ie• on this bill, Mr. KNIGHT in .ven, ue an amendment, that it be command ou this day three mostbs, as the bill was at variance with • promise mad, to tarliawent is 1864. teat the whole functions of the Bard of Health should be reciiesinered and retained more in sec refines wi h the int-rests of the public. Lest par, • illeernr• fee that purpose was brought tit by Mr 13-abetin 14.11, Red rebind to • select a mutittier, who duly ton al& red sad arranged its ;me stuns, but too late to got through in that minion. No doubt this bill nab idled sassy of the provisions adopted by the select ens- Milan, but a. t the whole or the meet important of them, and he aineerely h pod the haute would not pass it. At all events, if the horse cat, the nhjectionshe features of the (mistime law would be confirmed, and all the evils and want fel essenditure of pub; e mi.ney going on ender the sato ority of Ht. Board of Health would be perpetuated. Mr PALK oompleised that the hal equally interfered with the rights of private property, and insisted that such a minute ought got o be pissed at the fee end of the action. The towers and Jurisdiction of tbe Board of Health needed reform, but the seines cold only be applied after the firileet dlecu , sine. The Board of Health was ens , bashed la 1348, and ifs duration was limited for five years • at the «suicide's, however, of that mild it was oneti;ued from pear to year tinder some pretence or other, sad this bill was shaded to continue it etilllonger. With the endentaschig that the objecional clause should be atruek out, he would not objet to go bat onassittee, for the purpose of pawing the COutioning portion of the bill, will of importasee to Taal Ist rests, that the authority of the Board of He. Ith should net h.ctily aspire. Mr. LANGTON should sot eject to go lets coa mane, bet, at the same time he received to himself the riff:of nopning ft herea ft er. r. COWPER ten as aneittu u any use to see the bill of 144 Manes paemd, but it was h3pele'l to think of gobble the whole of it through this year. He had, thereto?, preferred to adept hy ton alterations la the law whist: were re,lly and practically wasted, is order to render the act of 1848 thoroughly operative, leaving the deentie and orgArile chasers recommended by toe select committee, to be dopond of is • fettles bill. It wag meals better to wend plettentlial with the reforms than to nut in, risk of failure in as attempt to get the whole at ones. Me. HENLEY protested tint the bill would remedy nose of the *Tin under which the public were suffering. Bed drainage sad logantie pawnor* minute, s weld still ogee bane is spite of this proposed alteri.tioa is the law. Mr. BAINES promised that if the house would ee into eommitto.e, the ohjeetionable caboose should M omitted. Mr. T. LIINCOMBE aaid tee Lard t f Rant eri gine.ell le the panto which erne out of the cholera an 1848. Bien thee, however, needy every tows had got Its local set, and there was so boiler any seeewity ter keeping up Ibis nosily no Ira ► std. This bill proposed to continue it fee throe years and • semi= logger, hat be hoped the baste would so longer tolerate the impetigo and abases attendant upon the Board .1 Health j. b. It did no good beyond peeving snug berths for the reletives and friends of the Premitr, sad he could t with ii , taite why the Admialteative Mom Anxieties had not bent at it beg ago. It they had they would have discovered the hardest work the Board of Health Ind to do was to find out how they theald ennvises parliament that there was a 'tensity fee their eintlesi, gle existence. Parse the doctors were to be plse-d under their jiatiedletion ; the' they were to esdertake the trawisatioa of the people; hut than measures had bees withdrawn, and here the certain dropped. (A Thy could And no other prawns for work, and ha h p' d this would be the last year of their esitpa. The cone tees divided, whets there appeared— F... the SWeadnient 73 Against it Majority against the government _ —l3 The 101 l wet eeentifinely repealed. amidst lead cheers. Mr. COWPER sal Aare wee sown, ether senses Open 01 him bit 10 prep.:is • simple eeinineatee bill foe oat, year, wh eh he enceld do to-night. The lawn thee went nett committee on tke Court of Chancery (belted) Bill, and the Curt of Appeal in Chan ger, (Ireland) MIL [Left silting.] CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. 211 cut OP MIL 'PAPP. Is t►li me, a prosecuttos Instituted by lbe Limey Cossokeloweee against owe of the madiesiolken of the Barry Coesty Lauds Asylum, et Waadswerth, for oinaleg the death of a pauper lewd* by keeping him foe a Wog ported in e cold ehower-hoth, Kr. Bodkin, who ep• peered for the proseestbe, applied to have the trial p tat posed till next wesion. Title wee agreed to. Hoary Stara, pleaded guilty to a (harp of robbery with vialeaar, I. the akop of Mr. Caskayao, a Jeweller. Mask lam. 8-stetted to kitties years' haprhossiest, sad 61. swotted to Joseph Wilbur, wh , helped the presentee to elptore bits. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. Mary White, a gipy woataa, was brought before Mr. A'Beektat, charged with uttering a forged 61. Bask of Zeeland sots. ii arias, essisteat to Mr. William Ilell, alethisr, Is OW.bsent, Beathwark, stated that only ia Jame Ist amt.pans& end her bambi■d ease to tit shop la Chamb ord the letter was measured for a pair of breeches Alien to be made frees a piss of cloth that be selected, Vo:eartela prise was screed to. Oa the 21st the presser ka then, sad teedsred a 61. Beak of &plead eels la permit. Watson wrote hat mete sad &Ursa is the sot*, sad give her the shear. skis dm took away the elothiog. The note was afterwards paid into the beak tad Warmed to Mr. Bell, marked " forged." Yesterday .cosies, the pri soner and her hastened a dled at the shop with the breeds* sad Ours, seraplactiai that they was eat made of the sloth whetted, sad they did sot salt, at the same dm d► seeding the mosey beak with Weteess at ease &barged the female with pastas a forged 61. note, saes they left the shop, and, oa esestiag a constable, 'items, who Id. lowed these, told him, sad pave her tate tweedy. Ia by Mr. Chipper&ld, the Utaw said that mites she heeded him the sots she gave her muse sad address without beeltaties sad ha believed it to be ea met. Whoa they same yestallsy her Imebsad said the clothes were set ludo of the Muff ordered, and that be mast hove his mom bask. Whets be told them of the forged note the] seemed very muh surprised, sad did sot attempt is the but to pt away. Mr. A'Bealt;tt eked wkat sotoast the prime/ bad to gip of the loot ? Kr. Chippetteld slid bo vie initiated to say sk. took it of a gipy seated Stevens of Huptba rum, ice mom hat woe by her butead, sod oho would be olds to dad him la a few dep. Kr. A Datkatt risaadad Ur fork few dilmad asseptad bail for bat approraseir. (MASON OP DIATN. George Smith, ..d 30, of No. 7, Devises-meet, Rome*, described es she ydies sheet so a labounr, was I lased at the bar Wore Mr. Owns, charged with easels' the death of Jam Levin, by crisis' a art leaded with brisk' ever her be ad fa the City-road yesterday.. It appeared from the evidence of Williams Brand, of 33, Chapel-street, Somers-town, police-toast Age Shipley, 73 G, sad other witnesses, that shoat a quarter past tour yester day afterneee the poor missy, la company wit► two other females, was crossing over the City-road, at the emir of Piekotatraet, whoa the defesdent acid mother nut were delete, two carts heavily lades with bricks, the property of Mr. Dodd, a dast contractor. Ilefortneately elle was teraisg mad to speak Ober sister and somber fesale,w hes the horse toasted bar, sad Ai falling down the wheel west over her head and embed it. See was at wee takes to Bt. Berth,- ionise's Stispitel,bat whoa she arrived then she had ceased to Ike. The witnesses stated that no blase was attached at sil to the Wieser, who rendered all the aid in hie power to avertthis dreadfal aosidsat. ITALY. We read in the Preses;—" The spirit of toleration appears to have made some progress in Tuscany more lucky than the Method and Ceeshetd, a shoe maker, tried for the crime of proteetaotiste, has been acquitted. On the other hand, we have to eke lees agreeable news. The isedspeoulawee Be/ge quotes a pastoral letter from a Roman prelate, threatening blasphemers not only with eternal but temporal punishment, and even, as in the middle 'gee, with the penalty of death. The /*depen dance adds that 'the bishope of the Loot bardr Venetian kingdom have, in concert, ad dressed pastoral letters to their flocks, conceived in this spirit, and enuring them that in ow of need, the perm of the church will invoke the aid of the secular power.'" The P:*edatorstese Gault* annennors from Rome that the post of extraordinary commissioner for the marches is suppressed, and that the match of Ames is reduced to the state of a simple delegation. The only post of commissioner extraordinary still remain log is that of Romagna. The Correeposdama Balloons of Turin states from Rome that it had been in contemplation to soarer the cardinal's hat upon M. Siboar, Archbishop of Paris, but that Cardinal Antonelli strongly objected Ito the measure, adducing, is a reason, that M. Moor bad mos invited the late Veneensio Oioberti, the his. torian and statesman of Piedmont, to dine with him. The Pops has Maned • decree admitting spirits into his States at a dory of font wadi (21fr. 600.) per handfed pounds until farther orders. King Ferdinand IL, of Naples, arrived on the god at Porte d'Amaio (in the Roman States) from Gaeta, together with the Duke of Calabria, and the Covets of Trani and Caserta, his sena Ha was received at the port by Mgr. Peres and other dams of the Pope's household, and immediately proceeded to visit his Halloos'. After the interview, the Pope per. formed mass in the church of Bt. Anthony and 81. Pica V., jest built at Porto d'Aesio. The Xing of Naples and his sons afterwards partook of a splendid banquet, Cardinal Antonini and Cardinal Roberti being among the guests. The royal party took leave at about nine p.m., and minnbarked for Gaeta. THE AUSTRIANS IN ITALY. Our special correspondent at Tads writes, on the 4th of July : "I mach fear that thinp cannot remain quiet, and that the Austrians will exceed in causing premature outbreaks. At Mama, on the borders of Modena l and Lama, they are hard at work, as I sea from ' a paper which is generally correct in its intellipnce. On the 26th of Jape an Austrian commission atl Musa condemned more than 70 Italians for supposed political crimes. The names of nine who are con- demned to 20 years' imprisonment are given, moat whom are three lend proprietors and cue artist, all with wives and families. Among the sondem:ad is Giovanni Celsolari, a native of Piedsoat, residing in the Duchy of Modena; soosequently the Anemias% who have ro legal jurisdiction in Modena, halms committed a great outrage oe Piedmont in . sentencing use of her subjects to 20 jean' imprisooment. Hero Austrian anemias upon Piedmont, cod now is the tiros for Lord Palmerston to insist upon ' lair play.' By what right bas this commission of Austrian officers so acted P Coast GITOIIf I sae now test the tenth of the declarations of Lord Claroadon sod Count Walowski at the Paris cioefereeese, and let Europe know if Austria has a right to mum a foreign state, and than try and ooadeson Piedsoatsee subjects. On this sass of Giovanni Calsolari, if England and Frames stand firm, and demand the instant libeestie• of this mas t sore good will be done, and more Austrian op posed= in Italy will be prevented, than can be accomplished by a cartload of protocols. I am imined to laugh at Austria giving good enmesh to rh o King of Maples. It iB Satan reproving Sin as the Austrians are the real King Bombes of all th e small Italian states. This question at Massa is of great importasee, and the sooner it is settled the better. Count Caviar will be placed in great &amities, as hie countrymen will call upon him to assert the Independent* of Piedmont. Mama does not belong to Austria. Let Lord Palmerston be asked in pubs roma, if Austria hoe the right to try and punish a subject of one of our allies, no crime basis; been cum. mated against Austria." THE SARDINIAN ARMY. The following details of the lames of the Pied motes. army in the Crimes are oficial. The Pied monies. force in the But was augineuted by moor sive reinforcements to 17,684 men. Up to October 31, 1865, it lost 1,832 man, of whom 1,211 died of cholera, 170 typhus fever, sod 261 from wined. sod other caws. 01 this number 66 were Akers, 13 employ es io the commissariat, and 1,663 rank and die. Tbe official returns, from October 31 to tka time of the evacuation, are not yet completely made up, but the loss may be mislaid at 9001 so that the total loss of the Piedmonts.° army engaged in the war will be shoot 2,332 men. The Priooeee Closoutioe of (Mown hes addreeeld the Mittens' loam to the administrator of the property of the Orissa litany at Pate: '.l 15.,. by the jamas, 6 r, that the Rotator bee just proposed to Art Corps Urge loaf to vote mm of 600,000 fasts for the ailing a the primate., dsonten et Louis ?Whom I holm to do clue tint 'Wrist*. my besbied , eai az= has auk so oomproaiee with the g tannest of ban asked for at Watt so inerstaity. &am tbe llb = of 100. 22, which stripped ay beotben, Cho Wilma of toy sister, sad myself, of air osantral talurtuslo, 1 have eabread sorry opportosity of pateshog yal.a this va• baba any rights. 1 bare shrouded the sweet owes. sued to NH by ay =wisp Nutmeat, the y hot ended to mu by tits stop, ay beloved Mbar. IMN jestioo—l dsuu.d it still. 111•Itout, 1 bog cf you gir l Is ell toy osottooste.—(Blosid), Oytutawsttn DUlLiiita. Dubin team Coburg." Tie LATIS INUNDATION. lit FRANCS—Os Seeley, is tie otemal Bum sesislis essseh as linen of nano ot eg aloui llit = le =etere as lie •P r g .., tte relief a the games by so the NNW lalmdMies is hew. A sohrootpd hos how et lit. Petissborg es When el the Whim tor the WiMedsee is Freese. Poshasellibas. whom sestose mu objected to a she Me wee, is New I. Park The Pots Yeeirsor is ranging Mr. Thasksrefs 'Book of Boobs." ST. GILES'S. TBB ALLBQED RoBBERT AND MURDER IN This forenoon, Mr. Watley, coroner for West Middleton, mum(' the al antra inquiry et the Hand all Cr.. O. N•+ r, iota tie CiICUICIS'IDOPS at- Modiste the dirndl of Mr Samuel Stocker,hydraelie engir, enr, aged 3b, °mot with his death in a street fight early on the morning of Saturday week. The nab rtanete gentle- MO was supposed to have been rohhed, and dreamt upon by several men when be wee foll wing them who had rohto d bin, neer St. Odes'. Chnich. The invnattation attracted mon attention. Several w tomes were tailed, who proved se. lee the deceased following two men near St. Odes'. Church, and upon his 1 peg hold of one of them, the fel low turned ■pon him, and with amurde►ous blow felled him insensible to the ground. Other men and women afterwards mind, and rifled the sufferer's Pocket., tilting away a silk handkerchief, and some other articles, with the ring off hie finger. It could not be pored under whet circumstances the toturreces flret took plies, but the presumption ap peared to be that the men had followed the deceased for the purpose of robbery, observing that be was a little the worse for and that upon his turning round upon them, the viol• eel was committed which colt him his life. Otte of the witaewes, Il.ry Barry, of 39, Crows-street, Soho, said that she saw the deceased strike a mac over the bead with a stick twiwt, sad se fueeibly that he broke the stick at the woad blow. Another saltness, lams. Bates, of 9, Radon-street, Clerk unwell, a cabdriv►, said that ou the =rasing in question •ts was called off the teak at a quarter before three o'clock in Holbran. He then toot the decorated cap at the won aid Horses. The deceased we a little the wane for lige .r, bat not drank. Wiesen was ordered to drive to Attnur-street, by the landlord, Mr. Pettey. The deceased pat oat his stark and st ptel hies at the beginning of Oz. ford-street, where he got out and walked I. the direction of Totteshanmeourttroad. H. did sot see any one watching Mr. Heavy Tredy, the Isadl rd of the Coach .ad Morsel, said that the diteesated left his boys at a geartrr-peat-three o'clock, when he gin him a shilling to pay the fare. Ho Game let s his home with two other persons, whom be !sand with a Doyle of wine. By the Coroner—He did not sae any ore watching him. He paid for four three-peonywcrtits of brandy and water, and kept his own company. Henry D.p said that be was a waiter—l saw the dr eamed at the time stated. He was then merry, end ha Malted every one in frost of the beau. He said he was ping to Br. Parry's, and if he costa me him there be would like it, as be bad bad an altercation there before. He also a.id that if he would o ate be would stand ► bottle of wise. He also irested him, too, with a glass cf wine and water, or brandy and water, bat which he did not know. By a juror—He was aqa et and inoffensive man. He stoprd poem time at the home, bat hit deemed there. By the Cormier—lt appeared to Mtn that he drank the whole of the wove. Alts some farther Gladys's, the Cmoser laid that, to his mind, the dammed had 'shaved like a madman, sad he wao not surprised that ►e had got into trouble. H. wan inclined to think that he was the rrigieal angramor, and that the man only smut& ►,m is eeli•defenee. The stick wee a Blight one, be• quiet @efficient to give great passed irritate him. Ihe view he took of the ease wee that the saes were watehieg him and that he thee attacked them. He would, therefor, nemersond them to retire as ogee verdict. , . laspeetor Cheekley nid the vernal 'wonted bad not be.a )et arrested. They wen ell noted thieves and bad abararton, and there was very Impo►tant evilleste ready to be addend against then when they should be takes. The jury, au the rseareentosdatien of the MOW, ro turned an open verdict to tM *Met that the decesiod disci from certain injuries on the bead caused by a man unknown. The inquiry ties terminated. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (111 T BLit:MUG TIL1084711.) LIVERPOOL—THIS DAY. AIIIVALB —Fieberease, Mary, Omit of the &nth, Ide, Salim, sad Josephine. MALTON.—THIS DAY. The tonal/Ng hive left here for Limpo3l:—Mons, Brookes. ralstot, Veadal, mud Marshiontis. MINIC6t-T HIS DAY. Two o'CLoWn. The market for British mining stocks remains dull. Prime of most descriptions continue to droop. Poising mining stock' are also quiet. In the litock Exchange to-day Cob,* shares have been dealt in at 67; and Australian Mining at If. Subjoined is the official list of the transactions yes terday in the Mining Exchange: ' Alfred Dearrelr, 14, f . • Car - weasel, 81; Dram men., 36e. • Eau Ruse, 31, ni:3l. 33, 36, 364, 32 4, 31, ; Grantaime.2B ; Great Altr.4l. 21; liargstou Dme, 3}, Lady &rem, 16e , 17e. 64 ; Werke Veiny. 4, 4. 1 ; None Benet. $2, 4, 33, 314, 32 ; Parkin% 10, ; Bowe Cando's, 286,280, 286 ; Br. Day United, 19a, 20e., 22 .6d. ; Tarry One. 1 ,1 1 , Ilk, 10a; Tenretbe. 3, ; Freese', 26..; Wesel Kitty (Ghat), 104. 11, 12; weals Ladeett, 24. , „ 61., 26..64.; Wheal Trelawary, 29i, 30; Wheel Wrey, 84, f. COMMERCIAL AND MARIE= LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.) (DT NAONITIO TALNONATIL) (MON OON OWN COARISPONDINT Oar market was wall attended by Jansen and traders this day. Business was checked by the holders making 2d. par bushel on whoa; and Is. per barrel on fbar, Weans* an Isle west's pewee. Indian eons was ed. dearer. Other articles unchanged. The vintner glossy, with hesey shown, MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) etroas..—The private &wind atisket hi. opined with sanity, sad the public solos are pies off at on edemas on last west's prime. Tbo Miami market has advanced ed. ; brows lumps Ms. ed. Coma —The gable; sake are grepawdeg steadily. Tat.—Tee Ueda coatisse to buy spatiality, sad the market k dell Rtes.-1,000 begs of Beard offered sad bought I. above the market valise, lis. ed. to 12. e. ed. Bait —Prices ass unaltered. Bsirbrras costiasio in good &stead, aad prim are a @hal , tooter. Retreaded 4 sold at 33.. Coma.—No salsa of Impertaaos reported today. la other ankles ao tsaari■l alteration. TALLOW IILUULET.-THIS DAY. The market is Awn with as upward tendency. Prim are quoted us fellows; —Town 470, 3d. nett wash; Petenburp T.C. oe the ap0t,414.; July, Os to 3d.; Augut and Saptember, 49e. 3d. to 6.14 October and Detwather, 49e. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports tr■ds boom pews without at.. ratios. Prime losattow bay, 90.. t. 100..; sup.rtor, 105.. to 1151.; ...tartar, 60s. to 76.. ; sow. 60.. to 90,.; 60.. ton. ; &over, old, 100. 136.. ; oat, 90.. to 116.. ; now, 80. to 100 s.; straw, 32. to 36.. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—At a session of Coattail us flaturdsy last, the 'meat office of moistest-sm. gem to the Hospital was 811sd up by the appolotamet et Ur. Heavy Thompsos, PILC.B.E.. M.D. At the same time tee appointment of Ur. Willi.= Pries Imes, P.R.C.8.11., se samosas medical ofiker of the Hospital, was emirmal. Sia former stedeaft of the College who had takes doplior with hosetre at the Unimpity of Loudon, ems Nome Fellows of the College, via Hoary lassom. , fished Hassell Beyaolds, M.D. ' William Bovioe , LLB., Alfred Wills, LLB. William Bower Todtmoter, A.M., Juba C. Addles &ate, A.N. A vote of thsoks mos passed to Colossi BAN for presidium at the distribution of prism for the Faeolty of Arts, sad fcr his eloquent add rise; sad a pris- of 10L offend by a late student, Mr. Laurens@ Cosa el, to ma student who should take tbe first bras is i Professor De Mornso's lostsr mno , d ie s of gyok fig .o.., was conferred es Hr. Manua N. Adm. Another prise of lOC offered by Ur. Coaamt, toe Professor Hermit's elms of /MOM Law, was adored to be armosaced for competition seat samba. The Rey. William Harris Cooke, 8.A., has boon /liesered to the perpetual curacy of Bt. fi miour, in the city of Norwich. oe the nommatim of the Rev. the Dna sad Obepter of Notarial,. Mr. Bays' engraving of Her Mai, sty °peals, the Groat Nalubitiee of 1851 " has bees subsisted to the Home. EVACUATION OF lIIRTON.-1111111881111141641PINIEN Bic Thomas Promeatle, Manua of the Catitmar, had es Ouptais Thompson, arrived at Maltase lb, N'sk. la sit interview with 1111 Chaa"net of theßeebequsr 7"l"d*/* dale ties Hertlit, with the 71st flogYorgoso w heat Mr. Primly sad Mr. Timm had also aa intnyiew with ri sows of the sarnoter as the Immo of yd s the right hoa. banosot at hiss/sill rapidest, is Dowaisg plogq7ls4 Remises frateraised Imaraly Min Oa BMA West "Mk sad w " 4 " wa l k l" emi le°7 Or ohholior tits C*TITAL Paws, Oss SHILLING DAL ...- 401,1NG1 the Russian bead ossortiag is, troops to the Weskit, JOLT 7.—Art=ll4os. ea pavlova% 13,4411; ditto sommeis Sir embarkation. by moos tickets, 387. Total shim's, 13,881. The prisoner, when called sped for his ddeace, said he stepped his home end did all he meld to prevent the eeeldeat. Mr. Corals odd tbst from what he mild ass this took*. shell saddest woo the result of the poor winsaa's ova Issprodoote. As a toreoses impost was *boat Wog hold es tbe body, ho would resaad the Owner, tab( his own sosegaileaea la 501. to appear is !Wordily. TM prisoner thew loft the wart wit► his Musk. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The fond• hare been dull daring the greater part of the morning, at a reduction of 4 per cent.; bet within the lut halt-hour a rally to the closing quo- tations of yesterday has taken place. Console NO now quoted 951 to # ex div. for money and Thunder. The Three per Cent Reduced hew been dealt in at 954 to 96 ; the New Three per Cents. at 961 to ; the New Two-and•a-Half per Cent., at 801 ex div.; Bank Stock at 2181; Ex chequer Bills at 17.. to 20s. prem.; Exchequer Bond. at 100} to i; and India Bonds at 18e. to 225, prem. The New Loan is quoted 44 to 44 prem. Turkish Six per Cents., atter being sold as low u 1031, have suddenly risen to 1044 to 105. The Six per Cents. are quoted to% to 4. Other foreign stocks are eery quiet, and the sales are limited to Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1024 ; ditto, Smell, at 1024; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 65; Sardinian Fire per Cents., 924; ditto, far account, 16th July, at 93. The dividends will be payable at the Bank to-morrow. The amount of specie brought in by the Arabia from New York is no leas than 1,570 903 dots., or 314,2001. The Ericsson has also arrived at Liver pool with 201,000 dots er 40,2001. Oaring to the short supply of bills on Englaad, and to the large snivels of t►e precious metal from California, it is anticipated that the remittances of gold to t►ia side will be large fur some weeks to come. On the other hand, in c. , nsequence ot the revival ot the continental demand for gold, it is expected that the whole of the 354,4001. above specified, which will be in hand to day, will be sent away. The Oliver Cromwell and the Oladia'or have ar. rived from Sydney. The former has 600 sovereigns on freight, child the latter is believed to bring no gold. The dates in each case ere old. The corn market yesterday was dull, and the wheat on offer met with buts cow sale,although in some casts a reduction of ls. per qr. from Mondry week's rates was submitted to. times last Friday 13 Bootleg cargoes have arrived at port of call, of which 9 are wheat. 111. st of the French corn markers are re ported rather lower, uwwg toms improvement in the weather. The bar silver brought in by the Atrato was taken yesterday for India at 6v. oer us. standard, being the same price a was realised at the previous sale. The dollars were disposed of at 6e. Old. per oz., show ing an advaute of We are informed • hat the negotistlons for leasing the Great Luxembourg line to the Eastern of France Railway Company have been broken off, differenoe having arisen as regards some of the de ails. The Great Luxembourg shareholders will doubtless be furnished with lull details at the meeting called toe the 16th lost. It ie reported that the directors of the London and South Wsetstn Railway Company propose to distn hate amongst the proprietor., at par, an amount of old unappropria , ed stock, at present lying at the dia. pont of the company. It is stated that the distribu tion will give Own 61. new stock for every 1001. now held. As the ordinary stock of this company stands at present at 7 or 8 per cent. premium, the arrange ment in question of course involves • small bonus to the shareholders. We have on several occasions drawn attention to the project which is on foot in Paris for constructing a new line of railway from that city to &talons. This important undertaking is now approaching maturity. The capital is to be raised by an issue of shares of 161. each, the right of subscribing to which is reserved to the shareholders of the Northern of France Rail way Company. This fact explains the remarkable steadiness lately shown by the price of the stook. According to the advice, from Vienna, nearly the whole of the first instalment of 30 per cent. has already been paid on the shares of the Emprese Elizabeth Railway, the issue of which took place on the 23rd ult. It is mentioned, as indicative of the existence in Vienna of considerable capital applicable for industrial enterprise, that this operation has not led to any demand for loans trout the new Vienna Credit Bank, which offers to advance 20 per cent. ott the shares with 30 per cent. paid. The " Colosseum of Science and Art Company " is projected, under the Limited Liability Act, for under. taking the lease of the Royal Colosseum. It is pro. posed to supply additional attractions to this well known exhibition, and the directors rely that a re. &action in the price of admission to one shilling will induce extensive patronage. The capital is fixed at 10,00 W., in 101. shares, but it is mentioned in the prospectus that any additional call beyond the deposit of 21. per share is unlikely, 2,0001. being oonaideved sufficient for the objects contemplated. Dr. Bach. hoffner is to be the managing director. One share will entitle the holder to a free admission for himself. The transfer-books of London and North Western stockers to be closed on the 21st inst. The first ordinery general meeting of the Greet Northern London Cemetery Company is Galled for the 22nd inst. The half-yearly divideed on the 7 per cent. pre ference shares of the Crystal Palace Company is to be payable on the 7th of August. MONDAY EVENING. The funds were rather natter this morning on sales connected with the approaching monthly settle ment, which is fixed for Thursday next. After an• extreme decline of I per cent., prices closed per cent. lower than on Saturday. In face of the pre. parations for the settlement, the market retains much steadiness. It is evident, however, that the sudden and unexpected revival of the demand for gold for the continent has given a check to the very sanguine feeling previously existing in the Stock Exchange. It is considered that henceforth the accumulation of bullion here will be leas rapid than of late. Acting upon this idea and upon the apprehension of the charges incidental to an over-bought account, some 'of the more cautious speculators for the rise are gra dually contracting their operations, especially in the ' British share market. _ The diaconal market continues quiet and easy, and good bills are readily negotiated at 41 per cent., or 1 per cent. below the Bank minimum. In the Stock Exchange to-day, however, money wee in more demand, and commanded as much as 41 per cent. for short periods on security of government stock, owing to the recall of some sums which had been lent in the market. The Coosol settlement will now occasion • demand for money in "the house." Console opened, as they closed on Saturday, at 95i to ex div. for Thursday next, receded to 931 to 1, and were lest quoted 951 to f. The closing quoted° , for the Aug. account was 96, the "couture' ruling at 5-16 per out. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cant Consols, for money, 961, 1, 1 ex div.; ditto, for account, 10th July, 951, f, 1,1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 961, 90. New Three per Cents., 961.1, 1, 97. Long Annul. ties, expiring in January, 1860. 31. Thirty Years Anonities, April, 1885, 181. Back Stock, 2181. rionsol scrip (new loan), 41 prem. Three-and-a lisle per Cent. Exchequer Bonds falling payable in 1859, 1001,1001. The scrip of the new loan closed at 41 to 41 prem. This was the first day for private transfers of Con sole. The regular re-opening of the Bank books for the stocks on which the dividends are now due will take place on the 17th instant. Exchequer Bills and India Bonds remain steady, at 17s. to 20s. pram.; and Exchequer Bonds at 1004 to 1. Turkish Six per Cents. continue subject to oon siderable fluctuation. The price, which closed on Saturday at 1031 to 1041, opened this morning at • decided rally, the first bargain marked being at 10411. After relapsing to 1031 to 1041, the market left off at 104 to 1, or about 1 per cent. better than co Saturday. In the Oasraateed Four per Conte. a rally of 1 per cent. was finally established, the latest quotetioa being 106 to 1. Bunion Five per Cents. and Dutch Four per Cents. rose severally 1 per cent: The recent improvement in Buenos Ayres Bonds is fully maintained, but Mexican were rather Batten This was special settling day for the shares it the and Daubers Rallway, which proved scare s ! li ge market, and rose about ii. per share, being lad quoted 3/ to 31 prem. 1 I r