The Express. — London, England, 1856-06-18 00:00:00

isle* payees, which are still in the possession the mate. It appears that Mr. Evans "quested the captain to beat off for a week is ease of his cot returning to the ship. io :hit it is supposed that the Lady Franklin will t o ',in szsin it Porto (* . Arai° to-day or to-morrow, R. .; hes hello beard Lf her as yet. Mean whi:e teteeiaohic mirages hive been rent to Mar. grilles and other ports; and Mr. Evans himself stand last night for Civita Vecchia in starch of the s i,,,aog 'nett, int. adieg, in case of not finding her gore, to pioreal by steamer round to Marseilles, by let:kora and ILI-no4. The mate left Rime at the mac !brie tor Porto d'Ansio, to revive by his pre sort the drooping spirits of the three stranded a goes, and to take the chance of the Lady Frank lia'• railieg for them. Teieuraphic advice of the occurrence has been f u esardird by Mr. Evans to Liverpool, with instruc t:ens to • :tend the terms of the vessel's insurance; bto should anythirg happen to her, there is no doubt the' a heavy responsihitity will have been incurred ' by the proprietor himself. There are some rumours of an amnesty being granted by his Holiness on the 21st inst., which will be :he anniversary of hie coronation ; but such II men •Ure is hardly likely to be adopted at present. The Frascati Railway is to be opened on the 15th inst. Contractors ars treating for the continuation of the line as far as Crprano, on the Neapolitan fron tier, whence his Bourbonic Majesty undertakes to finish it to Corsa at his own expense. THE TWO SICILIES. THE POLITICAL TRIALS. (moll OUR OWN CORNANPONDINT.) NAPLRO, lees 11. Naples bee this week witereerd a renewal of the political trial.. 0a Monday and Wednesday the Grand Criminal Court was oceopied with the case of eleven of • body or men arrested so long ago as Icily 27, 1853. The original number warn very consider able, but as nothing else could be proved against thane than that the) had frequented a café, played at dominoes, and walked through the Toledo afterwards, they were releseed--eome after four months' impri sonment, and much privation and suffering. For the trial of the eleven now in question a special court was formed, and cis Monday the first day's proceedings began. Of the alio di accuse 1 have already spoken ; it was drawn up Illegally by the Attorney-General— that is to sly, by the public accuser himself. As soon as the case against the prisoners had been stated, the " Denunciantre"—ace Pierre, the principal informer, is called—and the other witnesses foe the crown were 'milord. A word as to Pietro, whale statement is the basis of the accusation. He was originally • small shopkeeper, and tatted. He distinguished him self by shouting lustily for liberty in 11148 ; than be became a paid creature of Compass, and in this capa city be did good service, by watching, leading on the unwary, arcing feelings of the warmest friendship for them, and finally denouncing them. In the interval between that event and the pawn time he has been arrested and imprisoned sa the paid pimp of a brothel ; but as nothing is too filthy for am in this country, this is the man whom the Sicilian go verment has now brought forward to support its necroses against all evil doers. He is " perhaps repentant of his former life—meaning Repentant I—look at him—what • loathsome object! His evidence went to prove that the prisocers had frequented • care, talked politico, had prohibited books and pernicious papers in their pots...ion; but, well got up as be was, there were marked dime woes in his statement before the court and his private statement—so much so, indeed, as to extort from the president the remark, " Then are diver t/1W esecaziali in your statements." Well, let him p down, and to infamy. Other witnesses were called, who stived that the meowed had frequented the cal regularly, bat had never engaged is comeersations, though, as the keeper of the craft rad the waiter, they mast have heard, had gush coavereations bow carried me. The witessiese who folhwed emanated of the ineseban of the polies who had arrested the prisoners sad searched their per gola sod their houses. Inside the linage( the hat of Migoonea it was asserted that papers bad been found. bat ss the hat was oa • chair, it was possible that they might have been placed there by same "penitent.* In the bosses, too, were lowed papers std books, which were not examined on the spot, but winch were placed in • beg, sealed .p, and carried off. Dung the wooed day's trial, it was attempted to be shown that • secret and criminal eorreeponditeme had been carried on between some of the sondoseeed priscaere in the Berg of Precede and friends in Na ples. At this point, then, the proosedinge stop until next Satin day, when they wi'l be resumed. With respect to the forme of procedure. every Prieeser may have hie educate, and if his ciremesetsoces do sot permit him to pay one, the crown provides him with a defender. Crass examination, however, is Dot permitted. Every objection sod every question mast be put through the president of the court. Many such were put and asked—end by the premiers too — eliciting the following assertions, that in one day be torten one and two Moused lashes were inflicted in the Bagel or Procida for sending out leatersescretly. Ose statement was that 72 were punished with one buidred lashes each, and that the ope ration lasted seven boors—this I poise to verify. With suck an example, therehime, it was argued that the accused, some of whom were then coofiosd in the Bagel, would not have dared to risk such an act. Another assertion, too, of Migurrena le court, uniform with what I have already told you, was that he was ill-treated, insulted by the polioe who arrested him, and ablest d with meek hemp that he could not dare to use in court. The maser of the president, I must in justice say, was beyond all preies--milse, dignified, patient, and impartial. That ot the Attorney General, was brow-beating, harsh, fe rocious. Every question in favour of the roomers was impatiently received, or even opposed; in one case, when the advocate for the defence pressed • goes boo, the words, " Questi impertinensi," were so& ciently sudehle. A witness deemed essential was re fused by the accuser, though the question wasreserved by the court. On the second day's trial, the same harsh and undignified manner wen perceptible; and on the accused, Ventre, rising to put a quee. Lion, this creature of the government exclaimed in • fury, tt You are an impertinent fellow, sod I will have you expelled the court it you are not silent." it Don't irritate 3 outsell," said the presi dent. Can you imagine such • scene in England P The minister. for the United States and Prussia were present, as also the Secretaries of the British and Prussian legation', and an evident sensation was created. In fact, the Attorney-Oeneral is the repre sentative of the Crown. Absolute, brow-besting, he has prejedged the prisooers--thotr fate is sealed, and no one regards the trial otherwise than as a for mality. Even the advocates for the defence, resolved, la I know they are, to do their duty, mewled to lawn upon the autocrat during one or two anspensioce of business, showing what is the animas and the power of the court, and what is the position of the people. Had Mr. Gird/otos, painted in much deeper Moore he would not have exaggerated. I have now to inform you that the pries of silver has again been fixed for the next six months at the @morainal, price. Low ezchaegesand diminiebed commerce, and altimeter losses to the natives, will be the natural room queers. You are aware ot the remoa- Emotes which have been made on this subject, and. especially through your columns; you are aware, also of the question having been nbmitted to our morn lawyers io vain. The present reeolutioe is not we so mach of conviction me it is • pert of the system 01 purest against all ieterfereneeoe the part et the foreigeere. I will do abet I like with my men, and the opinion of the world shall not tarn NM I most return to this subject at aeo•lwe time, fett all not sloe, in my opinion that the intenneddliss with the wit, of silver is still • violation the kereetlon al Treaty. It is said by many that an eminent banker has an arrangement by whiten ge' mmtneot allows him • much higher pries oa silvw thin others. Oaring the lest week that banker has deposited at the bank 180 bag. of O. pieces, each bag enetateing 1,000 pieces ; an English house deposited G ' f " such ?teem- A bosh decree cootie sing the pew wet du') es grain is hearty expected. Th. lest survitritig lOU of the poet Wieland died co WI% at Rama. SWEDEN. YOUNG SCANDINAVIA. (stow ova owe coaasreoemater.) STOCKHOLM, .1 rigs 11. In consequence of a telegraphic despatch received by the committee formed here for the reception of the foreign students, announcing that the two steamer,, Recta and Ganger Rolf—the farmer from Copenhagen and the latter from Christiania and Lund—with the expected Tisitors on board, had lett Calmar yesterday afternoon, and passed Landsort this morning at six o'clock, the members of the com mittee and a large party immediately embarked On board the steamers Ran and ..rE,,rir, which had been hired for the purpose, rod steam( d out to sea •o meet the students. Trio day being most auspiciously floe, and the sun shining brightly, a large number of ladies were induced to join the expedition, and the gay colours of their dresses, bonnets, and parasols. tended not a hula to relieve the monotony of the darker drew. of the gentlemen and black aides and funnels of the steamers. The four vesselsaietOff Lindalee in " the Shears" (es the steep rocky crags and islets the' rise almost perpendicularly out of the ses are called here), and after giving and receiving a most hearty welcome, they all steamed op to the harbour, where they ar rived, without the occurrence of a single accident, about three o'clock this afternoon. In the meantime the news quickly circulated that the expected guests were signalled, and the inhabitants turned out as masse, docking down to the harbour to ere them land. Not oily were the quays covered with crowds of people, hut every window overlooking the port was fully occupied, and even the ships lying is the har bour were put in requisition. These latter were decked out with all sorts of national, signal, and fancy flags, and presented a very gay and striking appearance. On the landing of the s•udente they were conducted, amidst the loud cheers of the populace, to the square before the royal palaor, preceded by three standard bearers carrying the large flags of Norway, Den mark, and Sweden, and the members of the honorary committee carrying green branches in their hands. On arriving opposite the palace the King and Queen, accompanied by the Queen Dowager and the young Doke of Dalecarlia with his youthful sister the Prin t:ass Eugenie, appeared ea the grand balcony to greet the new-comers on their arrival in the Swedish capital. Professor Welhsvan and Herr Ploug pro posed three cheers for their Majesties and the royal' family, which was enthusiastically received, and turned into three times three. The King and the young Duke of Daleearlia then th wended to the square to welcome the students personally, which act of kindness and condesta nsion was acknowledged by a fresh ebullition of hearty cheering from the stu dents themselves and the dense masses that sur rounded them. After this flattering reception the party were es corted to the Exchange, where they partook of a sumptuous dinner prepared for them in one of the upper apartments of this spacious au megniflosnt building. Late in the evening the whole party of the foreign students, accompanied by the committee of management, embarked on board the steamers hired for the occasion, end proceeded by wetav to the Uni versity of Upside, from which city they will return on Saturday, and then spend some days with us. Before their departure the Xing invited the whole party to dine with him next S u nday at his s u mm er resilience, the Palace of Drottaingholm, for which romantic spot the wart leave Stockholm in a day or two. in a pervious letter I mentioned that a subscription list had been opened at one of our libearies for people benevolently leased to undertake the dodos of hos pitality towards this autocross body of youthful visitors, sod I may now add that far more than the requisite cumber wets secured several days ago, although the party amounts to nearly sin hundred students. The Kiag put down his name foe twenty- Count Hamilton, the fitadtholder, foe Mime, and the corps of others of the regiment of Life Gouda toe twenty-one. Preparations are making for numerous banquets, bells, and other fest ivitin en the return of the modest* from Upside, so that they will have no Pumice Memo plain of • want of hospitality on the part of the labs hitaata of Stottkbolm. THE INDIAN MAIL -•- (IT IL7OIIIIO TILSORAPIL) SOUTHAMPTON. WeDummy. The Peva has jest arrived with the heavy parties et the 1.114 Mall. Hot dews ors —Atossedrls, Joao 4; Kett, 8; Gibrsl oss, 18. 834, has Go board 136 pmesgaro, sasasst who.. see Malor-Ootastsl Low, Illojowthasosl Brooks, Lkswasat- Coloail Asserstlow, sad Captain die Rea. 0. Ow,. 81to is sa osoraseo cup, portisilsoly of ink. A RE-ACTIONAIT ITALIAN PlTLATL—MotaidittOr Orem Nisi, the right hoed of Cardiaal *atonal la lb. rraetioaary biters's at Row, la 1849, Is to be elevated to the cardisalate la the seat tossiessey. Mcwaigara Grawelliai le by birth • iNalliaa, sad entriesely ~ugh rive the ant oetessible impetus to the lest revolutionary asevamest la hie oaths Woad. Whe• Pio IM bests his serest es a Reionaer, Oreiselliai, who did cot believe him. Pell sah is Rase, retired to Palms*. Hi. eratspass, r sees es they heard of hie Gouda& prepared to resolve hi. Is the way they thought he deserved. no /rat time he appeared is public he w waisted with Impreerier rd showers of nobbles, Mee as Masses cirri Trugstility tbs. distsebed ass sot restored; ar disoubros sseseeded mother, erg the reveled= beim. -- A letter from Paris to lb . 41thiriell• Gasakt says : " The Railed Slams see hot so hassling as to estop Is a was with Maslow' withoot Ant making sere of the neutrality of Fosses. itmeetly the policy of this Yaskese has gives seshrsge is the Reap ror of the Pressli, mid • modes for making joist muse with Reeled would coos be foss& The Amerlean minister. Mr. Mush, who blows *Tartly the matimeste of Louis Napoion, sod who is *aid to hays musk Mimosa ever the mind of Presidest Piero*, is mahliag. I best, great efforts to get hie ion of Frost* medielies adopt d. The Pesach minister at Washington, M. do Serripee, is they say doing the same thing, and per hope the dismissal of Mr. Crempim I. merely a mode foe briegleg shoot the Prowls mediatios, is seder that the Americas govsraiesat may sot seem to yield to ileplami." I Ls Nord says: "The roost work of the Covet of Mosts'embert epos Ragland does sot appose to be more • relished is the edlehl world thee me his to the legislative ireps. It the hi nosrahla deputy dasides on ma ' hauls, to be a candidate, it le pr.matile that hie remlemiou will be eostested by tbe puttees bet are at the pest general elmtiose. Is the mesa time. the Reale Cbatempenriose has directed all its batteries against the senate work, sad all the other esisisurtial j .seals hem reprodseed the &Melo of M. POITAIdII de la Roquette apeiset this 'tightwad we.ter. The Revue Coatemporastut displays more satholicity time M. de Mostelimbert himself; M. do Fare.do. sacept whet Amps, has repro, shed the book WIN 'L'Amair P.:divas* de l'Aspleterra ' with sot harts, propsely tended to catholicism; sow there is a who,* eliapter, the 1120, entitled. 'Oa Cathollcian is Rolland.' Tim seem fanatic members cf the Aeolic's ' , web. reltheeesterl by the Qw•garly &vivo, bathes tie nib 'raids bitterly reproached M. de Mosttlirtetiert with having listened. Is his wok, solely to estitelie taspiratioss." AW Italian journal relates the following :—" Mr. 1 8., a satin of Sardinia, who had rreided f o r sone rare e Rome, was siesniod of Impiety Pr barks, mend to be pub lished in a Maltese newsperr ear sin snicks coatsioing attacks as the **torsi assaori , y of the Pope. Whether the .sensation was trim or felts, it M not the her true that the to r was wea attested by order of the Holy Ake and pleaded tato a loathsome dames. His Wed bola. over, they east bin to the prisms of @Filet* one day lately ego of the turakeye, a kind of nook, adored time all of Kr. 8. The or/gooey seises his by tbsi threat, throws Ida doss, and bar at stripped him of his Huth's, pets the. on binsolf. By the help of ibis dispels. he succeed*d la swap ilia almost stracalously, and gee en bawd *snipes Chita A letter from Vienna of the 12th ape:—" The Archduke Ilatisibas le expeeted Isere is the c• m. of a week. Lewd Stashes" sad the Idargeie et Loedeederry bete arrived fro. the Crises. They are es surge for Ike e;rioge cf Ilorieehed." The Giornale di Roma mutable the hamlet : " The Rely Father, bole; deepens* of ammeibe mom studies lame by order of the pest Pesti! Seek XIII. be the last metery, ea the nti•rt of the Ream beselery, sy plated a cosnielow of ecceektetlee Monied is the suttee to weepy Seat with Ste quetiee. neer esemieetlett havirg bees med. sad the report reed, the Rely Paha bee Wowed the 'maple el II preAereeser, red t 'dined the desematie to be repl•eed ha the Lbw, sheets they were extruded, sad ell ulterior easeelsatiese of the Ream beseten se be beeeederth abeed - owl." The Brunel, Amlllemedeesee ear We sow Isere meth eartMety that M de Memoir** hoe bees eased smear tr.ea Regis to Lesdee, sad the the State Camellia Meets, VIII to applaud she MS asubillot of blabs." IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The SPILLIR took 'h. e►.;r o'clock. PRIVATE 11181N1188. The Lords' amendments 'o the Cl , l el Coventry GU B 11 were wandered sad speed to. /Leeson's E. , ste 8.11 resd a er•ornt ohne. NAWAB OF SURAT TREATY BILL. Oa the molon 1.4 Intense e this hi I, &r W. SOMERVILLE mow& as ea ameadimest, that the farther avowdsrat,o, be porno*. t. Btr F. KELLY opposed the amendment, sad having reiteratA the whale rirromstsares of the cafe, as e'ready revirtisd, he went oe to twist that as the honour and g owi same of Eoglaed wee involv.d in the doe etwerestice of the ' weal pantie, the Nsweb 15,0001., it was the date of the government to interpose end compel the East India Com pany tt keep their entreat. He moved Vat the report he sow rseeived and th• bill he read a third time. Sir HENRY WILLOUGHBY advocated a farther edioarnment, as the hoist was out yet In p iteration *fall the *eidetic@ of the awe. Hr. V. 13 ITN was indisposed to secede to another postponement, and theref,re be reminded the ItAimi that in disposing of this question they were acting in a jodi eial capacity. Tho Bast India C moan,. in dealing with the else, were aessated by no other feeling than that of doing strict jostles to the psrtiee, and charges and issinuations which bud been meth, against them, of wishing to shirk a just claim on the part of the lineal deseendaets of the Nawub, were wholly unfounded in truth. Hs foetid fault with the parties is having made the slain the Wise% of a private bill ; it al - neid rather ►ave beets Meted as a public question, and disposed of i■ ell reepects es a national sea sure. To allow parties to appeal In this way Weisel the Haat India Company, and to canvass p.rliammit la support of their claims, was establishing a most denrrou prece dent, and be hoped the boats would be cautious how they allowed such qtest'ons as this to become matters of private canvass. He denied that this dispute lay dyed any questions of a legal character or Interpre•ation. It was a question of foot and not of law which the house hat to de cide, sad that was whether this stipend of 15,0001. a year bad been granted to the promoters of this bill. Looking at all the evidence sad OltaalaltatlClP of the cue he be lieved the stipend wee only payable to the parson solidly occupying the Orin. of Surat, which the promoter of this bill certainly nevi rI ad done, and could rof do. In point of justice, then, he thought toe honourable person on whose be llall this bill was promoted bad no Isgai title to the claim, but at the same time, liektng at the peculiar drawn • stunts of his position, he hod •strong demand upon t►eir li berality. Subject, then, to the vrithdreiwal of this bill, be would undertake that the pension of 15,0001. a year should be distributed among the descendants of the Nawab in a manner to be settled by the 'overtime at of Ikaabey ; bat it would be on this clear and distinct coediting that the stinted should be payable only daring the lives of the parties them selves. IN 100 100 100 100 ii I% as. se 10 KELLY deeliard to used* to this pr'posal. Mr. CARDWELL, u ehaireu of this oiramittse to +huts the bill had bees "fond, supported the claim is its fetal/tit,. [Prouedieg shell our report left.] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. -•-•--• BOW-STREET. OaWane Amor, a studios. loolsieg ma of about 16 year of ago, whase thnelbare sad faded apparel still bore soma tram of a bygone prosperity, was charged by police man P 160, with begging at the foot of Waterloo-bridge. He did cot dmiy the sharp, but said that ha was drives loth* art by din eternity. He ►ad been elusion' moon la several matey school', but had lest his last situation la s»sapaeaea of einem lamas. After befog some mouths Is hospital, he had esdeavetend is hie discharge to obtain a living by giving privets lams; bat his connexion was limited, sad he was usable to subsist ea the Utile he mold earn. Ha was at last reduced to a state of absolute sat. It was a bitter thing, be observed, fir a ass when wissibilitles had bens shupered by education to be brought to nob a state of destitution. lb. fury—Bat sorely a maa of your mlaintion ought to be able to lied some sort of employment. Prisoner—l wish to Mania I amid; I gouda he &- lighted to get It. 7t. It. 41. 10 St. Yr. HaTy—At an saute, you sad kaow that you ar. sot allowed to bag is no seats Priacea—l kat, It; I seksostodys say error, sad will adopt soy other resource raker that repeat it. Yr. lisary—Wall, as yew appear sot to be knows to the polio*, I will look ova It this ma. si M ts 904 - PriMmer—Ago tibi gratis, melees I Seca deeds of kiedams demand t►o Latin avec Vol., Aster. The peisemie dm Nn elm Geese. WESTMINSTIEL Thomas Rash, a tall, powtrfal fellow, described as a mssaa's labourer, was charged with a arise of mist brutal assaults upoa his wife, a Ow erditable looklag woman, who appeared in a very stn's of health. The complainant stated that she had bias married to de. Amami (mums. Reath; during which Mate, *leapt the lint weak, he had been 111-treating her almost ■igbtly, sad had aft,. ►it, tithed, sad Mink her la a most brutal maanor. Rs was fa the habit of genial; drunk, bat was guilty of the violent* of which she camplaiaed when sober, as wall as w►oa drank. Os timidity he beat bar so severely that she was very sad was obliged Os ge to bed, sad abs was them when do feadaat same home 1 sight. Rs woe iatoxisated, sad soma eatable time room essmasamall sheds; her, ad dragged bar oat of bed. Rs than beat sad kicked her all over the body, sad bit her our, afar whisk be tied a hasdkorehlef tlghtly round her seek sad esdesvoarad to str►ngle her. Reis mks soon Weight aseistanse, wham be declared that if its had bias allowed the atiaates more time he walk bays 4161 d her." Ho was heard, as he eatored the house, to &sloe that ha would murder ler, sad ohs famed he would. Bb. had hiss laid up for wash,, owl's to ',juries resolved at his hands; sad mho prod...led s doetnes sertillolts fa sm. &make of this. Rho bud slam Asa bad a mamma ordast him at this smut, bet was 'wheeled tt withdraw It. II a all 21.1 $ - Mr. Joaola—Tbie le ;a eataresely be/ ewe. What le the Twee of hie elatiesvel vaunts towards you ? Cow*looat—l *moot say, easeptisi Met whet be is beetle( se be all that I en so wife of hie, but tars ate ley marriage lam to prove that I an his wife. D.ftaaaot eat op a /slat dealt' of the thaw, alloglag that complaisant woo aoklad to his two children, whoa be bad bad by a (army wife. K ii a Li Is an # ea 30 al Complaisant declared that there wee set a word of troth la the buds nest, sad prodaeed ease wits.e.ea, who proved that her treatment of the elalldres was that of a kind sad toad loather. I: IN I. . Hr. limold (to dorsodatst)—Tbis Is • suet seldom chugs spinet you of toatlautd brutality sad 111.asep; but I will sot deoldo it withlut siring you ample opportssity of pro dotty( say witnesses la support of your ritstemeat, sad the ellieussu tea asks Isquiriss la the uslgttbourbood. Ths deltadast yes silo wellogly nmanded. MARLBOROUGH STREET. Mr. Baden watt gipped to basing charges 'giant a somber of area' prostitutes ftegastatiug the Woit-end anointing, where 'oblation And other arras of rnpas• ability an nightly annoyed by then aw the way iron tbs slab-hang and fuhionabt. bonds. lie ISO ISO 100 it Is i N N N Son• were diked 6t, aad ot►en wars diseharged wit► • °Ratios. CLERKRN WELL. zo SSSSS Or SILL &fajtala Mattes, Harp Joan, Cheep Irving, sad William &thane, the four am tilts stead @barged wit► eater*/ the maim of Mmes. Heyward sad Evan, of Waterloe.hesee, Bettle.twidge, sad etealleg silk of the sable of 600 i., were aids plead at the bar kw re-osamlite. The evident es takes oe ■ former eceesisa ►as already appeared is thts j morsel, mad flare Oa. Woo m o ws t o earp'ete the ease, the priessen were remanded aatil Mow day aut. - al all Y' ISO I« lee 1011 all ell ISO ROYAL OBOOZAPHICAL 80CIBIT.—At the main, It *Wog to be bold as Woodsy seat, Jose 23. the feDetrioe ..4..te will he busied leeward:-1. entre] /lines, by W. D. Claim Req. 3. lereettetle of the Qom .% 41143., by Dr. Lielhooten, esti aeon of hie .vied et Tot& seer Qeili mos, as the 1.5 Costs. 3. The Leedftll of Colombia. by Oepthis Beekan lt N. 4. &vete hetes.. I gg e m i e 6 .4 the Dank, by Corals T Rotor, LW. 6. Jenne, Is Nietwelle end Ninth*, by Remy Pee* Esq. Mi. Inntrox BDIDOW Cl. prepisesit of tits won Wes • gm Debi* rid gabs did tedokaly Is Wasday. *seek Is bit Mb pie et late st a* but is Itelsol. sal Ittlbla aMt wok bum* mow peek et nude, bus* la dm aesty 041.44 y. Be wit Oubmiv Poems., et Mu,, sad Misr Mobs la Ns *moles of Clete Kee O. way. orldsh thined la the loosfpbefed Zoete, Coen 11181 4 1.1" Prerie a Pea Ja was sap A tab =hog famed let the eseellso of shwa et Is Mow ef the wham of MN bss* b Mum lbws swum the deed ward. upo t. ad tio:sr• thee IN bar vas. 7 ribs.. tb.W*44 of in. sed'Alause ad Cl. tomato .811 sehb;tel to' reans. n. toteetit Is b.b.g r. 4.14.4 by • Primo l= iseabile4, It Wilds@ AO blibut mass et ituilde." THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, TUNE 18, 1869: MARS LIEMR-TEILS DAT. Two o'Crwas. The railway share market today is extememEnarily buoyant. Forebears have been freely promoted, end a farther general rise has taken place, amounting in many oases to j to 1 per mot. London and North Western stock is quoted 104 to I ; Midland, 801 to 81 t Lance. hire and Yorkshire, 941 to 95; Great Wester., 84 to 1; South-Easterns, 22 to 1: Cakdonians, 311 to 1 ; and Great Northern, 241 to . Cenv l dian lines are very firm. Eastern of France shares are rather better, but Northern of Francs and Ardennes have shown flatness. ORDIIIIANT *BARU aND 11110011 a.lws. Ilatdish am*. not ma /mites _ 4icia.WohJlt Yourealin iiitaLtas. * Oka lan* .o.Cood.leirk.solllB4.C. •o. do. do. W.. booor *ad adifind " Owl Della am/ Mae aid. OWL. Preh.arlabir.U. tlLes " Irma aim W; : _ _ _ nat. • ael N ad= dlalureb ad I IN Nati atesotlead De. a,. Do. 11. *Mat WaiLlbs ) T r. 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I 44 liasedieWfterlplt. ;. ra ssi I t. 146 114 rosstax aan.wi gawpAn. F. of Peres it... Ds. (odstail 4 Pr BL d, Pat IWO Drift Ammer.* Ilever.l p.et. Looabares l 7. 'alas JOINT MC Ibeak af 2,01_4 111=11 itarris Beak of Aokki, L_sYmwTri.a.;l;ii - ' at Landes ist.li 8 - ISLOWL lastiretilrlstAsic Itra MaLUIDEP. Lai& Jibs Perk Ladle ma Paris 6at: me e mam ma , Itusbol Risk Illsuft slam _ _ lam *Awls. WWI Impel lloulb Aswan; Gallia of Austrells thw JO. Wew Irides ne Irina . . West. Desk at 6 I Pt. 180. - 1 - 0 MON RIMS 700,100 111.11110 NAN AIN is te.to Sr) ii:iii 11,110 111,1181 1.114 14.440 IKON 104,000 14.11110 /O MON 11.100 W 71 lif I/ ISJ 1 11 lf al pa a pm 4 - 1 OW U ,if ii ite H 40 14 II 0 10 lig i Pin 4334 11l i SO &I 00/1 . In In MI JINN t 1 li If Si II 11 112 1M s_Si 4i J. ; II 4i d . 1 ! . ,12°- I F ' Da 118 id II 711 f Pe e 6 14 V 1 ti I? ion PT I poi tite ll i zit 151 MONEY MABEBT.--THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The fends retain an upward tendency. Prices are quoted at a further rise of 1 per ant. The chief ad vance, however, is in English railway securities. Con sols are quoted 941 to # ex div. for the 10th of July. Th. Three per Cents.Rednoed have been dealt in at 941 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 941 to 951; Bank Stock at 217 to 218; Exchequer Bills, at 71. to 10e. prem.; and India Bonds at 13s. prem. The New Loan scrip has risen to 3 to 3} prem. Foreign bends ales in many cases exhibit • ten dency towards improvement, bet the inquiry to-day has been chiefly for Turkish. The Six per Cents. have risen 1 per mat, and the Guaran teed Four per Cents. one-half par cent. ; the farmer being quoted 1011 to ; and the latter, 1041 to 106. The other sales include Austrian Five per Cents., 1862, at 921; Mexican, at 231 for the 30th June; Russian Four-and•a-Half per Cents., at 981; Sardinian at 921; and Spanish Deferred Three per Conte., at 261. Of th. 108,0001. In specie brought in by the Cassia from the United States, 130,6004 was on French amount _ _ ----- The foreign oxabangesyestorday afternoon exhibited otoadiusts. The ratan on Paris remain firm, and in till same of Amsterdam a slight improvement was established. The eerrent q uotations are subjoined : Ansisaaasa. mostba 12.0 to 1 ; ditto, short. 11.161 to 171 ; Rostsedsat, 3 gestic 1 Oi to ; Aotwerp sod Sm ut% otoadeo, 26.60. to 65 ; 11.mborg, 3 soothe, 13.10 to ; Paris, 3 mootetka, 26.4 to 721 ; ditto, short, 26171 to 424 ; months, 25.70 11 76 ; 'rookie:rt • es-tho-Mslao, 3 noodle, 1301 to 1; Petersburg, 3 moths, 374 to 4 ; Visaaa, manihs, 10.16 to 16 ; TAMA% S maths, 1 0.13 to 30 ; itr e l ia lmostis, 451 to ; Gatos, 3 osestbo, 26 76 to 30 ; 3 sedillie. 30 to 30.06; Palorrao, 3 mouth., 1111 2; Iliessier. 3 sootbe, 1311 to 2}; Madrid. 3 mouths 1164 ; Cadis, 3 =oaths, 01; Oporto, 3 soathe, &SA ; 3 mouths, 63 to 1. Of the various Busk Exchange markets none exhibits a more favourable appearance than the British railway akar, department. It is evident that the investments of the public most have increased of late, for at the calcimine of the recent settlement the "apply of stock was lees abundant than for some time past. The prospest of a further decline in the value of money, the favourable traffic returns, and the eon tinned disposition of the public to invest, are con sidered to rive the market a strong basis. On and alter the 23rd inst. the business of the City Bank is to be carried on at their new premises in Threadneedle-street (at the corner of Finch-lane), jugend of in Royal Exchange-buildings. The annual meeting of the Dutch Rhenish Rail way Company is called for the 30th instant, at Am sterdam, whoa the annual balance sheet will be sub mitted. _ _ 'll;;;insaal reeding of the Reversionary Interest Society is called for the 6th of July. A call of 21. 10s. is to be paid au the new elate B shame of the Imperial Gas Company by the 22nd of Jaly. The third call of 61. (making 161. paid) is to be paid on the shares of the Stockport, Diary, and IWhaleybridp Railway Company by the 16th of July. The quarterly dividend, at the rate of 14 per cent. per Dunes, ie advertised as now payable on the I nflame of the Coplapo Railway Company. The Admiralty will native tenders on the let of lily for the supply of 60,000 Wons of linseed oil. Tt/IMIDAT EVINDIO. The ministerial statements made last night with re ference to the American question have been received with great satidsetion, but exercised so important Jo- Anne, sport the lands, which bad already aniseed i resent. yesterday, owing to the anticipation that the American Minister at this Court would not be dismissed. The market to-day wore a very strong appearance, and closed & per cent, higher than yes- terday. Active operating for higher prices are checked by the gloom which still hangs over the Paris bourn. The speculative mania, which has lately enabled so serious a development in that city, is at length met by a severe check, in coesequence of the positive inability of the market to sustain the constant calls spas it, and the weight of the net mass of severities lately anted. There is reason to believe, however, that great caution has been exercised on this side, and that English interests are not directly compromised to any material extent by the embarrassments of the beans It follows that the 111 satiation cocesioned in Paris by the reactios from (naivete "etiolation mkt set to Jutish the carnet of gonadal affairs here. Money continue in good demand ii most quarters, but with s fair supply. In the Stook Exchange the current rate is mill about 6 per met for short louse ea stock. With the armee of the Anaseial quarter, as the PITIISII payments flow into the Bank, the ap. ;Alsatians to the institution for cesussesial accommo dation will naturally be mom sumerous, bat it b still believed that the decline la the vales of money will make farther program After the payment of the Lastalment of sae million, falling dee the Sikh lad., en the new iota, sad the release of the 7nly dhidsud funds, inereand ens is anticipated. 3 Consols opened at 941 to S ex die. for the 10th of July, receded to yegterday's final quotation of 94 1 to 4, and were last quoted 941 to 1. The official bootee's report is as toll per Cent. Com ma", for account, 10t4 July, 941, 1,1, ex div. Three per Cent. Reduced, 941, 1,1, 1,1 ; New Throe per Cents.. 96, 941, 961, 941, 96; Thirty Years expiring in April, 18153, 171, 171; Bank eta*, 217, 218; Congo' Scrip (New Loan), 3, 21 prem. The scrip of the New Loan closed at 2/ to 3 prem. Ovsieg to the favourable prospects of the money market, the unfunded securities meet with as demand. Exchequer Bills were firm at 7e. to 10e. preen.; and Exchequer Bonds at 991 to 1. India Bonds were better, being dealt in at 10e to 12e. prem. Foreign securities were in several cases better. Pe ruvian Bonds were in demand, and the Four aod•a- Half per Cents. rasa frilly 1 per oent. Mexican ad vsuoed 3 per cent. In Turkish there was a fresh rise of 3 to per cent., the Six per Cents. olosiog at 1003 to 3, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 1043 to 3. In addition to the numerous projects already soliciting French capital, 20,000 101. shares in the Crialit Mobilise Society, recently started in Sardinia, are offered on the Paris bourse. The deposit is fixed at 21. per share, end the other payments are to be liquidated within eight months. Application is aso being made to the French government for the concession of a railway from Tours to Sables d'Olonne, a distance of 262 kilo metres, or between 160 and 160 miles. The line would pass through Ls Vende. It appears that (*nein eapitalits have offered not only to make this railway without agitate subvention, but alto to present govern ment with a sum of 500,000 f. (20,0000 to complete the works of the port of Sables d'Olonos. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-day at 63 to 6: prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, at 23 to 23 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, at to 21_ prem.; sod Euphrates Valley Railway, as 1 to . prem. The late rise in Ottoman Bent share. is main tained: the closing quotation to-day wu 11 to 11 rem. Bank of EKyvt left off at 1 to 1 prem., and General Bank of Switzerland at Ito / di.. Western Back of Loadon shares have risen to par. Bank of New South Wales and Bank of Australasia stocks advanced 11. London and Westminster Bank wee dealt in at 49 to 491 (201. paid). National Discount shares were firmer, at 1 to a• din. Australian Agri cultural, Peel River, Canada Land, and Crystal Palace shares were all better, but the Electric Tele graph Company's stock was quoted 11. low( r. General Sonw Steam shares were dealt in at 141 and 141; anti North of Europe Steam at 131. The Acadian Iron Company's shares remain quoted / to 1 prem.; Chartered Colonial Fibre, to 1 prem. ; and English Fibre and Paper Manufacturing, par to 1 prem. Canada Government Siz per Cents. were in request, and rose about 1 per cent. M1N.&9.-IBIS DAY. Two o'Cuxi. There hu been more inquiry of late for South Tolgus, South Caradoe Alfred Consols, Sortridge Consols, 'fin Croft, Drikewalls, and Great Booth Tolgasshares. Heavy dividend descriptions continue de ct r i e t is h . e d fitock Exchange to•day not a single truss& Lion is officially recorded in mining securities. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stock Ezchanp: Mintog Exchange official list : Cook's liftabre, 36..; Deena Biller, 225. 6d.; Drake walls, 275. 66., 30, ; Great Alfred, 21, 1, i; Great South Toltas,Bl, 9, ; lAdy Bffrthe, 16. ; Sertridge Cease* 21, 1; South To losa, 1121. 120, 122},120; Treesseks, 34 (rx die.); Vale of Toes, 30.. ; Weeid Beller, 480, 486; Wheel Emma, 4. 4 ; Wbeal Nelsoo, 365.; Alfred Con sole, 16. In the Stock Exchange: Trelreths, 31,1; Fort Bosse, 31.61., 4s. ; Chaueellon- TM*, 114. IaNNLLaiI NMI N 11111•11 Pa Wiaalean% 111 10 Month= loyal NW. al. flarlta Watarmorta all 411 &DM 411alehma LaeL 100 Owed& n t Do.lloorPJamootUala leo 515. Do do Feb sad au" 100 N. Do do Nar.! Dap. NO OrMal pres. Palaos all all 4 Cepal Paw Ohms, all IlliVlANDiullas Dawn al' N balm Nom ...-- 141 St MINIM Tologrepli 00 111 Noma llts. Ilsolplbx 4 10 SSO O Cb. all 5 Oa troa law all 4 WEAN. OwribrOm. ell 10 11•111usmisINPLNI. dl lb Madam i 111.4surim • 13 Nader* Dimat 00a. le De. Nu Di. •11 I Dail o.ol.Protikat Idla I 100 N. areask N. Plods Ld N 11.11.Walka0o..5p.a.Dab. 1 Rah Mt. AMititlailma ell N North of Swop Sawa. II 1 OP•stal . all 1 Du "Now • enelllisetarlbillaps or PagarlbOdualel Now II 00 DP New —..— 10 100 loyal Moll I lotellaustr.layee l a. 1 DP. Now N surmamme — Ta: • on stanoteel Do. lkipb areellies.ftrlp.. al 1 Do. 105 Pia Olmosues Lad Ph Noe. Om. a p. a. soda N Vittoria Dodo i ti lotl 111 ell LIG allOo Polity to I p.a. 07 HI W I) I i7O PA COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The arrivals of all descriptions of firths afros Noaday bay* been moderate. 01 American Mar, 4,410 barreb bats emote band. - - • The 'shiest trade ...a steady this =coming at the sleazes I uotod oh bleaday last. The top Dries of toast-sash flour remains the use as last week. There was ao @beige hi the Talus cf matey narks. Barley was he inquest st fell priers. Oars IMO is 'hart supply sad their value well sails- Wood. Bow sod peas losehsiged. 11111111/1 UITO LONDON FROM JUNE 16 TO RINI 16. Zig Debt &etch. Iris. Podia. 1 MUM .................... 1010 3130 60 MO 5 , 130 4610 660 ...,... ". 11 , 104/. L 470 Grim 4.410 barna& MINCING.LANK—(THIS DAY.) thsaaa —Taia bus very steady appsanner, but the trade boy only what their inuswiiiate teens require, end sprestatoes bey. been loss active tban last week. Oratory leap, 66. tld to 695. Comas.—The public s des are ;Hog off steadily. Tea.—The mu bet curticues doll Ittoz.—A large besieges teas doss on 'Champs yesterday, and the public sales wet off freely to-day at fall prices. RVII —A limited *mount of business done at previous rates. In other articles so material alto:titan. Markets pa.. rally quiet tc-day. TALLOW MARIENT.-THIS DAT. The is stket is er. tc- ; +ay the following ere the mutest gqeotadone, geotalone, as.:—Tnwe tefieer, 46e. nett eeel ; Peterelairg Y.O. on the sent, 46e. 9J. ; lane, 46e. 6d. to 9d.; Oa. to Dee., 46.. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT. Moors. Pstteedea sad Smith, top faeOrs, report that the meows itootines to 'pest of as inereue of fly out lies. Doty, 150,0001. ll•rket reedy. TILLY/PIO KETUE246. Mho Fr M.. Teal. Tani LWX42I. Ora —'. fin,cll44. 1554. ISM Work mew Jot L North ... 213 434 411 Root cogagJuno 14 Ellorgow Ow* Waders 0.447 6.1111 • work ora Jur IS. Nradmarti. Wm& Jahotios. 115 TM 759 . ..... 9 1.419 2.m7 %ow Omni uomanswarr. . 449 =9 674 11419444 Orme ;jinni ....... 242 69 294 271 °PISMO OF THE DIRECT MAIDSTONE RAILWAY. —( fox/ DAT )-11110 morning 00 DOW lio• of railway. gar &rood, es the North Hest he., to liaidetose. wu *posed for pneral textile. It plus through the valley of the Med wey--• moot pirturesque sod diverelied covntry—sod there are 'titian at Sbrohlud, Cantos, tied Ayleaf ird. The journey was performed this usernisg In two hours and • half, beteg nearby' of sew liner and a half c respired with the journey by tb. South Buttes 1t... The Chatham and Maidatose mails will b. forwarded for the futon by this route issued of the South Busters Railway. THS GUARDS.—This morning an inepsc'ion of the household troops trek plate os the parade to 8' James's Park, behind the Horse Guards. The ground wee crowded with fashionable soee'stors, ha , thoush It Is the ofinne. t 0.,. was nothing in the divider particularly norusummayi, of the battle of Weterloo. Toll troops, luring berm in spected by the field-odor of the thy, formed into a ookanut oI division, end toarchel peat In slow arid quick time, •fter whieh the Ilse see again formed, and the men for the duty of the day baring been told off, were marched to their reepeetive pots. DAZING GAROTTE ROBBERY AT SHEFFIFLD Saturday night a dui,' outrage wee comstitod ea Hr. Horatio Greases (of the 11 , m of Oneldthorps and Greases, b oy , nag pr.u", Bargees 'street). within 200 yards et hie residence st Steel-bask. seer Sheffield. /iv °reeves was gigs, home between twelve and one o'clock when the robbery was ernassitted On Teething the lower tort of liz ei rtherwreed be ',Teresa three ass disused is dark i sod with saps en, talking aloud as they walked sloes. They men, eppansiry, is earnest eenveres•fep. l ead were dissessisg, pro mad con., the justice of Palmeen unteese. Mr. °reeves peered them and proseeded ea his ▪ het when ho int tape lapels out of the teed be wee Worked by three men in the garrottiai teibioa. While la a helpless esaditloe he telt , he thieve. rime hie ;Whets. lir. Oresese had a estrable diamond riag oa which he bad the pewee* of mind to poll of eadtle . leader his bank. (be had at this elute tulles on the yreaed), woe of the as., liewswa, detected the set sad took per wades of the slag. The vodkas team& la a reckless masser, apparently set eerie, what Alba* Met lead es that they attakied their tads. A watchman vas INS st the hottest k the read, he of Mr owe's Mee mod hasteaed la bat ; bat by tbe duo ke sini ma bed Woes& OM "Mari eel damped. Tie peas as es lb* alert tor tee 1101011bnioles of the ?Ohm; but there MOW but Ude hops of their revietiew, Immo, the eisht les lark. awl it Is doahttel whether Mr. Orestes weld idestity them. 41111•1111