The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-14 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (FROM Ott OWW CORIMPONDSTI.) PARIS. FRIDAY Evwxl. Marshal Random, the Governor of Algeria, is coming to Paris upon liminess " relative to his coos mend." This is an elastic *sponges which may or may not mean that he is to hand over his command to another marshal. The Bourse has again been good. The Rank re turns were considered favourable, and the announce meat in the Mustlear, that the product of the taxes and indirect revenues for last month was 4,380,000er. MCC than in the corresponding month of 1866, and 11,540,000 fr. more than in that of 1866, 'belled a hope of a considerable augmentation in the resources of the budget for this year. These considerations, added to the news of a reaction is the English budget, caused the market to open with a very Arm tone, which was maintained with but little median throughout the day. The Rents rose 15c. for cash and 10e. for account, closing at Mfr. 40c. and 681 r. 66e. Mobilier rose 12fr. 60c. Railways all improved. Orleans rose 10ft. ; Mediterranean, 10fr. ; Lyons, 81r. 60c. ; Western, 6fr. ; St. Rambert, Sfr.; and the other lines about 2fr. 60e. The Sleek follows the Pres" in protesting against the absurd state of the law of " warnings," as exem plified in the recent example of the Oazette de Fraser. It goes even further, and argues that the Minister of the Interior has strained the exceedingly harsh law beyond its legitimate interpretation. It has been stated that the Minister of State, M. Fould, was recently charged by the Emperor to inquire into the wants of the populations of some of the southern departments, both as regards food and work. After fulfilling his minion in the departments of the Landes and the Hasten Freak's, his Excellency was taken ill at Tarbes, and was unable to proceed to the haute Garonne and the Gen, which he had also been charged to visit. In emergence he summoned the prefects of those deparbsente to him at Tarbes. The prefects gave him a rail sees of the situation of the respective population% sad he afterwards, in the name of the Empmer, pressen one with 6,000 fr., and the other with /1,0006., the the relief of the most umentosi andlion Captain Tune brought over, la the Albion, on Sunday, from the English germenment, 19,000 medals, and 143,000 clasps for the Freneh army. TERRIBLE INCIDENT AT MILAN. The following comes to as in a private letter from ]dilan : " MILAN, Fla. 10. " A terrible event occurred a few days since at Mantua. A young man hinged &prime duana in one of the theatres. An Austrian officer called in a commissary of police to silence the malcontent. The latter, in receiving a warning from the formidable functionary, thought the safest thing he could do was to get out of the way, and he quietly left the theatre. But the officer, following him, insulted him, and proposed to fight. A meeting was arranged for the day after the morrow, but in the meanwhile the relatives of the young man applied to the military commander of Mantua, and begged him not to permit a repetition of the scandal which occurred two months ago, when an Austrian officer nearly tilled a Lombard citizen. The commandant in consequence of this request sent the challenger out of the town. But yesterday an Austrian cap tain, a friend of the officer who bad been sent away, happening to meet the young Italian in a caft, rushed upon him in a paroxysm of fury, mewed him of being the cause of his friend's banishment, and drawing his sword cut his head clean off at one blow. This news rapidly spread through the town, end caused immense agitation. Groups were speedily formed in the streets, the shops were closed, the troops were called out, and marched up and down the town all the night. A little more and the state of siege and martial law would have bean proclaimed." The Mcnsitear de la Pate contains the follow ing :—" All the arrangements for the evacuation of Greece by the allied troops having been made be forehand by Admiral Count Bouet-Willaumes, it is thought that the embarkation of all the man end stores may be completed by the 15th to the 18th inst., and that the troops will have returned to Toulon by the let to the 3rd of March. The French expeditionary corps in Oreece amounts to 1,800 1 men, consisting of marines, marine artillery, and half a squadron of dragoons, all under the superior command of Admiral Bouct-Willaumes, who at the same time commends the French naval division of the Levant. After the departure of the troops, Admiral Boost-Willaumez will remain at the Pincus, having his flag on board the Pomona steam screw frigate." - The Code Napoleon has jmt been adopted in Greece. The Moniteur Ora has commenced the publication of its text, and the entire re-production Will be equivalent to a promulgation. Fr s. 11. The ukase relative to the concession of the rail ways has at length appeared. It concedes to a com pany composed of Russian and foreign bankers the lines already known, with, in addition, an nab branehment on Kcenigsberg, in order to piece them in direct communication with the Eu ropean lines. The concession is for eighty-fire years, and the works are to be executed in ten years. A board of directors is to be formed at Bt. Petersburg. and, in addition, a committee of nine members is to be established at Paris. The capital Is to be 273,000,000 roubles ; the shares are to be 800 fr., and to be negotiated at Bt. Petersburg, Paris, London, Amsterdam, and Berlin. The first sake of 600,000 shares has been taken by the founders. The government is to have the right of repurchasing the ooneessica in twenty years. EMOLIAN CHM'S AT LACIAMIL—ThI Mae. Um Cborabosigb. Smarm to dr Mid dea ellamare, boort bowel-w- ISIA Meg= IVStardom allot bdomobil dim aL ostot e Srlis. 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Da CIZIAT: THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1857. Otis in view as wee the' despatch of M. Cash to Prince Carini of the 30th of June, and her Majesty's government, therefore, in eonjunction with the government of the la pace of the French, are of opinion that diplomatic relations eon no longer be maintained with a government whieb re jects all friendly warning, and is determined to persevere in • course which is condemned by all civilised mikes. "You will, therefore, upon the receipt of this despatch, prepare to quit Naples with the member' of the hyalite, leaving the archives in the an of Der Majesty's consul. "Similar instructions will be addressed to the French minister. " But, in order that the interests of British subjects in the Neapolitan territory may not be left without adequate pee tection, a British squadron win be held in readiness at Malts, and the commander of that squadron will be directed to despatch a steam-vessel from time to time, to cominunkete with her Majeaty's consuls at Naples and at the porta of the Island of Sicily, in order to ascertain that British interests me not prejudiced by the interruption of diplomatic relations between the two countries. "A French squadron will be held in reedineas at Toulon, the commander of which will receive corresponding instruc tions fur pctioacal visits to the ports of Naples and Sicily, with a view to the protection of French interests. "You will reed and give a copy of this dispatch to M. Cede, and you will quit Naples se loos after that es you eon mks your arrangements fur doing so." The following, from Mr. Petro, will give SOON ides of the detail. communicated respecting the s•lertup of the pel- "No. V. "NIL ENTER TO THE EARIOFCLEZENDON. - (IIICTI VED NOT. 1.) "Naples, Oct. 27, 1856. "My Lord—l regret unfeignedly in this, one of my eat despatches to your lordship, to have to royourd the physical sufferings el Carlo Fowl°. "Far mar tiros pot he had boon sabring from a tumour GM fie *MN arising is peat measure, I believe, kom bag endmosout rd low =healthy diet, and aim; vats* by the Mem 4 Ws chaff. An operation was podotord vow moo* ups him, sad he is now, I am told, to a mini eallierserp deb el health. But, if my in formation le owed, mai I bole so mem to doubt it, how ever revolting to botartalty tbo 64, as biro, nor dur- Mg, nor alter tb aptodoa, vas Poorleo dada mooted." AFFAIRS OF NAPLES. OFFICIAL DESPATCHES. This morning was issued the correspondence rebating to the Jan of Naples, extending from Me) 19 to November 16, lath peer. The Ile= wittiness kwty mem ofinntunleetkma. On May 19, lad peer, Lord Charmlon wrote to Sr Wm. Temple, st Nephs, setting keth the m made on which her M. ye government memo neended the government of the Two (Wilke to grant a gene- isl ansesty,;nd to sdopt an improved dminish•tive sys tem Sir Wm. Temple selmowledges the receipt of this Mapach, and communicate the result of his interview with the Neapolitan mheiseer. The report of M. Breanier, the ranch representative, who acted with Ski William, is she given. Then fellows • esentoreadium re wind from friends of politica lawmen by Ste Wi➢iem Temple, misting their welferings, and tom mustiestel to the Neapolitan goverumatt. Sir Winters Temple seals also meets of the trials at the grsad almatel overt, end the repressatations mods from time to tame Cars& to the Reglrish end Tree& gownsman with the results. Beams July 31 sad October 27, the eonapeadsnee from Neples to our pveranasst le eterbieted by Xt. Pam The letters of this gentlemen Include observations on the political state of the kingdom, the results tithe trials, the earn. of Park, and others, the facts antaected with the rapture of the diplomatic relations, sad the deportees of the French and Buenas npreeentatives frees the capitaL Mr. Peter, in especial deepatch,espeasealtis grateful seamed the perfect comliality sad frankness which he bas met with from Baron Barmier, who receives accordingly the arJusowledg meat of her Majesty's government. The subjoined le the despatch with which the correspond- .. No. I. " THI RAIL OF. TO SIB R. TZTIPLS. " Foreigu-oace, May, 19,1&58. " Sir,—The 22r1 pearl et the Cramer Ira her at Pa* which hie Ira piWhed,iUbre peer le Oa Naar= poormarealhe ratty IS is Se COMM in awl le Se pea abaft Seiko porminba "Ith rarely, ea a pribrierehlhadtheirreiseut drew with which Italy is OlN•lnik MI in justify her liejerfe government ia drake hen Sr pindpie alai they ere the first he reetenbe Se imparee—thet no innipaower has • right* lad* horhra.d are of mar mire; sad the peesmur dile Marfa Two Otlb me be aneuel Sok k asks ebbe he Se sr sired its hand aro, Se pearreol et bar }WIN Maned by hien* innepe the permed* for set rly the stability at lbe air arreelty, but the pad peace of Hauge, ell be marepeell by s perrer ear is that retro at Mar etbriluelbs whir afar mina to the Neeranantinnet. „ The Neapolitan promint cannot b rose et Se thrumming mpg d lOW in Sieily, whose Se dliblea trident way el ory maret yore Ye err Os 15. etapreerd heap of Se pare. It ma dr be arse kat thee. is s point bras tar perm *aft emir wan many be remand, sr Sel a *Or et afar mg Y be be rhea* at the may sem* whoa the ambit sweiht le be dished by it wadi be nest eleettlid err the semarity et the rider dyer*. "Ia k Or s k s Inn spin et klinahlp thr her Mehl** e gw._abwtdlewtmarOepreaaaaa et the Tree Bar leaner open anew aura etiarti play, * a /weer by a pawl masa Irma era the ream rim rite Ire bra elloir hen 1 by ram& nicer , eel in Irma arra urnallut pamearea sod to Wino sit pram ineeporke OS* pada glair with on kers Set pair alba Oa atrtalaelk snith.ttheir peremillikerty me i SO paw* le be enesehr "The ~an etirege i new dare/ ewers Dry ee the paw ben area Ere Ora Ikon my other, the gems! yam row Uppity ward le Ihkepte to be dia tarheL The Timm et Esrey, hut than they have a tight torah/pa the user et tab Opted 60 avert a calamity eo pa= me Se suarel et war, eat Se mac they may dedie ea sagas he ti at ram ell la pair by ateadr. Itarkojwitee pearent biddy • kpe Sill Se Nee par pranora into thato earlientha whether it meal sr la park Swift end al eask le edept a new arm shilltwerl idler Swop has rah*, end he peetelhe rataikaa Iteresyfth tauten Oran Depo rts mph= lea borer to the Me oilier balms Oar Oki ea Ihrles whir bra e etswarasat ran* hie le trarallbh; eeilbexrsies g#awe err tee be orwel Sr Ore are= war be saileaudi Rees paramat sr ounrealhe roper ot spiky aide wall be awe In lemay Omer et the op, sal era *oft Nikes there 4I• • seal larallen by preerlay hehopphrestd ararrsiLOe hpladri MIL *Tonna eal Sibs Wert, • swrarlLlwab the sarl tar* le the esower mak nay lbe selesel the ormeleaSerelle. In nnelhe with yaw Pori care at yea an for instrald ee are to the Napa= Nikko he Taro Min "Ten AI mina Pin • spy of this dear& to the Main Maw hr Priv Akira. "I as, be., " (titgM.) CL•111IDOX." The bellowing extinct from • deegotch from Lord Chum: don to the Maskslty, doted October 10, chum explanas the object of • sand demineillidlebb w I am geW OD Ofit Is por torithip bee doisotys pawn that a NAM mei boo Omit Is ail to No& asos at Nolte fordo pfflooffloa d baba IMMO Iff the Nomplima daffkkosela sow dem Benoit drat ear slidhaval of bar liaffaty • =Yoko don c iiiiiir ooortomdat ot Oka Imo druid bo Mowed to &- wail a ollowootoll ffuelkalollook so as to bop up lowa amoiolaffkff ar bet Nokuoty's otoodo at • a/ttl. goloolipiesaffes —I- is the blot et • aelff tip oloomomoo dwelt eras which ad he Soalltaiimpiloadffar Molooffro soya keens for UM polosioa of DAM laffoodo, the aditot poodtdo idiot *mot to to be mei* to YR Mojettes goverment dot* Mationlo ; sod do rim d the ottoodrot AIWA lie ehys ta volholoolo offffy oak vlibost Ino of IE4 lufforloffroffilli mar los ma le Mahlgß loolitp, Wallowa orb Moran.A elibliellavoffbfflooffiVo off dr mar ct the doombiffa unto, Witati's parrot boar rams to Wino Yet conotradat anuogoomiswW be oats by Ur Yoada go vernment ; owl I Woo* Moil Ihot tb common:lm of her Mojeety's dem dam odkOhoig sr separately, will ea- Itavototto meta ado am* via the commanders of Pao& iamb losopi aa r ea. =TWO, sad .01 look alliallonalalarls wig 111 Ors et lot Wastes 111. segball slam it • lame alp of war." Oa Obo moo Ms Old Olotalba ad do dillortog te mpt& tour. Pon "No. 27. "TEll ZAZI. Or "Foreign 0111“. Oat. 10, IMO. Biz,—lt is midi melt Met tint be goverip mist lave weird et the ....'I is dui fie Nara= go worn' is set hissi to ma* the spikes shish prevails tintsgliess the genii= et the Um a ds Two akar, di wash hewed dr sagest of despetel d ths Nib of Map kr H fk wales Tawas • The ebbe eestasel is fat despatch wee abed is • dimity spidi, mak drew drt egad give so Awe to the ` eatli rs pwiorsit. MOW. govaskost hit thiamine Jeedlied in castsg tied easiest Iles otelhostioes of genre& isiseet, and with • dame hire le selebilik letwees dushrt aeti Nspies sham of puke eisiallg gm hew width he some time pod love - - "The egg et as ldaspodist gissesisset ~..either seietsses s. setkirieg, sad prised Ad the =slim sad Wolk= et ber Yuri gummiest lad ban empletely mismierstesl; bat, as the pled laperies width k omega ~..et usearane $l. Napalms govensassit, are kepi Ai eur abeigestie arm gig - es ad vise ups llegellies pvisassei =lift lave beikesd Ar gasessmt, speksessig, le adopt assgres be se seriestie edseloks gat ski& ties somesiestive oiler MOW' peso* led Ise kook& Mr Xs jogs generment wield base p.stly Fined Art iseli • wow d essesedlai eisslii levee boss psesesd, ke deg Urn us vl.h sesdireg is Wade, is Sr ales se mil • ewes at deg erne ispeasi Area W sea set mists gimps end Impinensi It A. lifted policy tfilist georeement. Tbsy asseilekg waked is dome for soma welia, is the lege dot wee probe easierie adebtbovii prevailed at Napia ; bat tbeir operbideas lave las diamppberd. A toady apology 6r da bet reply of the goreramera Ilea lobed, bora ranked, .it ._.._l stagroul by • eon of pro priety OD die part of die Napalm gremeemed, tat coded Sortli by mods rocolval trees Timm pot P. Tbis apo logy, bovivarr, is jut Is vamatillittogy a• to tM mtla, ob. OUR PERSIAN EXTRAVAGANCE. (From the Earaiwer.) On Monday next the Earl of Albemarle is to move he sa amount of tho sum total of expenses of ell kinds 1n • swell in our diplomatic missions to the Court of Persia be. the year 1799 to 1814; the object of his motion being le aim the gasstios whether our diplomatic relations with Hat mot, new templawily suspended, should not be discos- tisansl pearthasily. lib Yid* dote good ecnice to the pills In miming this dithaelsa. We defy say Milord big to point out thy ass amigo Which has ref alaragi la us Item ear reedy beam se the court elide/math Par sr sem pert, .0 en alb ail Se sae Pain gib= has pained only ithile amimbilid. We Omni Om ementle worst of or may dlplemeilseisee; ad vs peeled Os giro the lees& the ham led meth di INAtilhIL Pori& bell • offiturrow vests =Mg ladian con 9•s& irl ecemilimiag ear aggpialesth art ao one ever &me of dregs to our dookin dues Toine or mitbtote Poona et donises, Wise his by hot. We had mal al es wog aMI katthe osa powerful el 00T LAMM *deo treopeuseel ma moiled them. essend me ass pended War desk end to bad very the then& lepaeml& osimnis sod deemb • sollicient kayak lOW amp Atka sr Iwpm Ike all di we amp& on Ss ado limpb Whig in SOL lib ream pememd middle woes& vark, led mil It. DIEM be Isis born Pesach Wad& was de pesteet, kw tie Modeldp bed on hi. ma M agenta anti-Galilean mcathesia. Width &MISS swathe of his arrival be Nimbi end Mid llppon This prime had mat • palley minion is the paltry French colony et& lithearth a& as ad lit fir Cleateal Bonapizte bed boil • Pena wog la Pink sad might by some serisisas mom eir &Am I& I W way to India, It was ladleptheahle rd dm Ikelho Noon &add be ometheown, sad be we se. Ma pried aat peat Ageism al usable( sad tasigessfsillbiresa, worthy den ogle gut, keno' eta Oken" was smog by a petty hones me Sews& et do llndkomosoillt Os bib am Soda Idiom end dds bane Is bed mob is id Ono ink mole ifidelinia TbdmaniseHliadte loam GoTMIMP(IIIIIIIII 111111111111110•11 to the Mitarma, end ern& vossessolied en solien doges, se 1111111Mter en isigemy ewe es or mobs der ase otttiadell meet owsrotilia Otnediersist it Os Wig le Si Mind it is lie deoseoned Inuedon i re died Sle do am bleins." The game 11/bomb a ir it WOW Me Meol wee diStemi, end led Ss disegal eel by lie on What, end se ihs weal Lei —Mimed too is has adages killei. TOW& Movorodknost one Soda limilden hes Awe SO Iv" • any eltk midi w bail bid no diploma* eelilonaeir re dye it Zig Jane the Pirat,•. end yet west am wry well .4eoo Om. This was In 1700 and the Amid wee the same Preach erasion of India by way it gyp. which St. Joh* of Acre sad Sir Sydney Smith bad sispgslimiers It bad even ect out ea its mirth. la 11.1„ • pas egased Lytton nos tar the Orel time seabird la Pea. is enne Oak ill ob. elk ad the gang d dYtlwiDe Nom innumilost" !billed In this Me WO ill sermenned r emy podia plied et as Sot Cord of keno& logaile le Wok ell moo bulb. sod this tima not do* dont, Pat Nei. -- bee new sided dot lb ling poled doer heftiest/no, end me ow eitity ity ow bons big Opine me • egeglelinall via iota a kis iaosl oese he taillosede el ilia 111 brim M • Moe boot sod nollilL ads i rig nem maim et midi& Tidos mei de cow froollegked, Selielemmat albs bee Imlk 'so Mil mei gni* is very mess mthmailithe end Ibsen, gent nos sesig Pee* ray web tied meet ladesthillp, dm& ea& the may beard it the Wag dial& Deathis ihe path lIIMs al so here of Wks lontia was Seeded le Filmer4lo odes &beers eedinelempt Ite Inikkelle. tee oigoel stern we =lea it kW, • insinkeeeks. d• wit to Isy Si galled gia, Ile smienottelmeatemOr Ponde t koala wow nomiedikek he Ss soma st Solon its Aria by bamoyme pme Obi lit nod frame sot am& sok getes, end not Pen& big the stepor sine wiled kola sue ay Ober v ea song Oe ble Moo se, In lin it it, yak wain slink ma am* emOdOkon ones of SOSO roespent doe fee eillpsies Jet do taro non bee agemeko to the het met Dods Wang • Toile patio Oda hi au wee dloolemn ie P. nolo emu* antiarge, we etched the Inoonvoleat sod taloa ossolion, ter we &Mill neither mg, mike% met mmeg. The waged King threetthal la pill all imur hi 11, bed faith of his mareas, hat set dtglemald lea de geed deem to escape with hie band ea his fie. Ia virtue ef the contract the Leg of Persia now claims a debt of Num guarni, Weever, was podia q odor &credited =wan rodeseL That lapilea UN eroded the la 'rasa k ings," "Ilimetkekost In dia, " die Id es Ile Addis tor 116 d r dboneee, hoc- eso and esslewe. Wee es% d ewer bawd agelnet Tasked on atm left the esealay In dahgesa, all on eared st Ike knokeey key, sidetigh 700 miles distant dwrsbniiwi spa Minor ineemes me see et war with Perth, caused by do semoldrOm, Ibe pow& " the chbeerioal key," • alagithy maim% sal har Wk bok at thee Inelned bin aided Poskthe SOW logilen on their war bailees derosolsible a maw be the deaf -111101111, as elmbee ems flethisigele Ila Oath& ewes Lt as take a pesos et the pialmt Mile d ram Pais iddensey, es farm they Ale lithNsr One dot We , elms ben Inds Is Pods tiewes• owl inionipme hoe is be stlloostotilso nedshiaseeeailmiisr getioloadboodoetelkee, me knees onsinete. Nest et as asignede•Posto Looks pid be. the Wise soessmoodlinsonsmet yearly to the met gam of 12,0001. limy meg dm dilemette pumices, ad asee on on swap inemii le dot PPM • per. Iles Moor. iam= le beis kooks es it awl fig puns, end if moo bole enionlah lei Me dos modal it a goo gatio Ts fas Pais boas not bigillret sad of lits Mbsn war be monody, weed lee scam hmlipalith, that dimitsa• &edict mew would hare take,'tun TINA nor i elbOted to bath roe a mail one CI 411110,0001., Jai ea sed, is some a suredied boos Ile is • iddide fie ses tet root contest at lees than from three to four miiliona, and taking it only at this amount, our Persian dipkooney within the last sixty years, will have cost as g round saga ci twenty million ! . . Ones oars, we oak, what servicehas on: diplomacy tendered la mturn for such • Monstrous waste of public money? Did it avert French invoke through Egypt or through Paula? Sorb invasion will now be seedily admitted to have been nothing better than a dream of the disordered brain of army. Did it avert the encroachments of Russia upon Per aia f Not a bit of it. On the contrary, eighteen years after on legation bad been established at the fessien court, the Ruseisnedrfented Persian armies mined by British °doers, wrested whole provinces tom the Padua, and acquired additional induenos in the Pod= couneth, in the very teeth of our mission, whida ens itself proportionally depre ciated. The Romans are a power of Centre! Asia, and their ternorke are eonterminono with those of the Persians. A legation at the Persiancourt is therefore with thou natural and neemery, sad they more reaped to it by the neigh bourhood of their armies. On position is wholly different. We are not a Central Annie power, for we have no Indian territory nearer the Perna, frostier than 700 mile*, or nearer the seat of the Paden 'overtime:at than 1,400. At Teheran our legation Is 3,000 mace from London, the lest of metropolitan, and equally distant from WM* the net of provincial government. It is planted among a bu boes people, ignorant of the European law of nations ; it is deleted, unsupported, impotent for good, but potent foe mischief. The present is a fair opportunity for he with drawal. We an is virtual poseession of the whole maritime coat of Persia, obtained at cooperatively small cat. I.et It be held until eatidactory explanation' be given, end after those explanations let our legation be abandoned. Our appeals:Mon of a Russian invuion of India is now admitted by every politician dons and experience to be a pure phantom of the intaginirden The abandonment of our Fenian legation would demonstrate that our Indian power has a debility which maim no Letitiae props for its support, while the asthma* of the eatabliehment gine our reel strength the aspect of kaisers . . _ We see by tie estthasies that the con at tho present war with Penis is solimetwi at 1,500,0001. But this is ally the English portion of the bank& Add an equal nun for the share of the Indian government, and the total will be 3,000,0001., which just agrees with our conjecture in the above remark.. GEORGE Homr.&rs coNr4 (PT= the lrisiser) There is good sews of deep Hoboes. He has so thorreghly recovered his swan as to have found it ab solutely asemsery to stool ISM Imo er so of fowls in order to satisfy It. The law easy Lek sorer* at this sort of adjustrmat of wooly to amok hut la a sanitary pint of view, such se is teleme se dr lionralliaa, the pomading most he rowed ss a meet adlabsiary Mims st as votresses. It is riper asfestn. Sir J. Pada.= her, k sums, Ispirsi his this inismst -I,2baCilltzv.a. thet a e o h y s romsemmtliess y stet pe ke* gintleman," of mama a ell=man, wpm =6 so anew dist It is reams weighs to We weeder whither dims honnisiont rim= hed indseeMsd eimramiess aid dm pear_ gni who was the of Owego li p .s Isealft. They Ism rhos mask Ike hise, what lows they ler bar If ies =av e strans braids irk we dri th i o perd i tts . smse• Int Aiwa lit mak Mo damotat at the since eisesreed ems amilmedisn is lei ea is number. Tee auk anmeilisi ashy ins sums, led lie may her net bra sampsed so a art ei via the villmay. tops of robbery together was a pe tty is is worthy ob jest of the basevoleat 's compassias, sad for the chimney (as it is of the crown. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. IrOCLAIR MAROS AGAINST • RAILWAY _ _ Alfred Sonia, • semogiiiisO;kkoor lad, lb years of ft*, ine u ret la miry of liorgert lioy, • da.• re Akar ea the thert-laidera Seaway, with daft • irk et Mislead are, mar the 'b ain Whit, • hey Mild that he tram meled eater hal atheism' at the ' Arms statioa of the beallwlestem /Worm and he bar the proem r ides sae d oe reps* thelti onm X i Lree ir .Oa Wary irk vire kat • l in •IL Brit of Leer tar, • er ire gems Re had ta b s the mole her • • thw sleet_ amlimm ea &arth =, amd rata la his her Wok art Mee Appel ids set eml parr Wirer hi* pee iimmilea et re re, lea be bur raft tithe Me mil Irby, what be me toil tial the =had rafted aft Me aserrad the dloodellea ef be hat to • bretatebee,* sad dm Oahe led rear- Mar that the garage hal bat Y. She etarearth emir Ida wirer be raw themraber of the a.l.f 111/ regal that be did ail, bat as doubt the trimma vim breared MIL He bed eat hadaATi on ~Yr yot dosomoindir will kir eerilmr, esaradm rim me to. Birk: IA mld tad the great ago to hi ay em sad tried at • pry ef bisk are be imdiJit • • emelliWe a rlseal • th. Dwelt note hi qpiedliami slog the par Denim ef il Eri Moen seeilititliey arms he rive he raker to it, it ardies • amarredor orris b l e i s seteleit Yee lathand wad* that the prisoner lao4 Bl = l II; het sod be 'berg is alio to are the amber or rear miler tat M. Leder to get the rho her the ler ef Nagler. 'The primer adardidged taiad the Ws le the ration, sad Amore baresK as be me se ihrhaeL. SYmodelersMYbbtttbetbewaaid sweat to imow that 19 lei me itw eiamt the are to lie ows ow He —be tea maeded me Tarry, le rye the core sa egrAmity of isokhy farther *Mies. xmaloßoueni-antErr. CAI 07 . DIATINO. leAs IP.X . ---- , diaipsted-looking man, was placed at the bar, beim Mr. charged with violently areult lag hla "rib, May W by bar heed with • broum . . . . . The emplaismA wham Dead and face woo much wat ad aweibw. awl who carded an What about alz =Mho ea Y bat anw. Wald that die lid ben ..old W the dSEs about Ike eteled the whole dwldelt paled held sod Wm • ler Wpm About ltd bit abed abe was lay the Ira it the ask won malb, dm dab= ase•pled. elm die ariessowama bow la • Watt et blealsadwa 11111 i *waded bb wpm She tol l I* does INS UM ferY., addlee bed rats wow lia *spume b. He eas stub bwr ea * Es Es iet s I bud. ma basil h ha and ilb• bale _ANY is a wig off *a dub. Ha thwa kid MI at • thid brawslie Ida Ala be be- Mowed bee wed wwwwildly wren the boa, sbettiden, awl kW, with emelt delewn diet the Melt was beim to dm Om& Hhe eta vas to great lei, tad was dboadealy Mobil about *dust rd body. Mow taw pderear wreak bar tbo aws. aid pee Ws • limb eye. ON weawri rest se bolas eb• e.ld, sad • awstable came aid took* Omer bie asisdy. diet he bei n spe•Lit a p ..., bett Wen, abo ha maw till pow Uwe mid be was es duty la Itesouth 00111e, villa be bred • wawa astraiag. twat to dr wet, awl saw erphswasr, vas was wry inwidwatis coseidami, wb• was wi7neili tem ibe boa. Ho at owe .read the .area La Wm, wd in wavered him b *abllawkotde. . . . . , —Tbe me phew, la dame, eold be en tumid be do vier be did, eel greed bead be puebbsi he h. Mr. llegbese Baia it wee am of the worst arm Oat veer ceasileitiee Idea ; and cereatitted the prisoner Ike etc zseeibt. COJOIERCIAL AND MARIE! •-.-.. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is Arm, for March delivery; quiet for more distant periods. Town tallow is quoted Me. nett cash; Petarsburg Y. C. on the spot, 68s. ; Feb. to March, 685.; April to Jane, 675. 6d. MAkIILIT AYKRACIES:—Town tallow, 675. Od.; fat t. 4 , ditto, 3e. 7d. ; yellow Russian, 690. 3d.; melted s 48e. 6d.; rough ditto, 28e. 66.; tallow graves, 17e.; good dreg% 78. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Doris reports the supply large. Trade slow a last day's prices. Prime meadow bay, 635. to 68e.; superior ditto, 70s. to Mc ; interior ditto, 60s. to 665.; mires, to 635.; clover, 70s. to 1065.; second cut,',6os. to 86a; str aw, I& to 28s, COVENT.OARDEN = THIS DAY. Mod ca so. to b. E;tiiiica,Tset ttada ma mbo dough mod gab r amok so as lad Welk. Prier love alb ins bat med. Proteh "" eamtbeem le le ; it embleetialfve,lAttakeia,t Bombe Ea Comb Goal Co oldt Breda day dill le bad. Tana vempuldbe NEW= mod lbabotta. Oesamabis lyno b il l a taM ad owl beams Odds" day a b s t r poodreel a at io roalle vse l . mqr. • • Booboo obi, pot Imebdi sew epedb and Una, lea. per bead; owl asamometa Sod lb te lb per New an Adobe*. Pedepl Wad i i i. e U. par boa Polder bee alma Mb doe bid mart. OA Bawds maga at aim Ittamdes, Cla . Bade ds -43.4.10,/towta, levinft•inth% MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. The Budget appears to hare given general satisfeetion, and caused the funds to open with Aramaean; but further speculative sales have since been pressed, and prices arc now quoted per cent. lower than at four o'clock yesterday. The other merle* are fairly supported. Crowds opened at 841, "sellers," for the sth March, and are now quoted 931 to 94. For money the price is 931 to . The Three per Cent. Reduced have been dealt in at 94 to 1, the New Three per Cents. at 941 to ; ; the Five per Cents. at 1131; India Stock at 219; Ex chequer Bills at Is. to 3s. pram; and Exchequer Bonds at 981 to t. Turkish Six per Cents., after touching 93 to 1, have receded to 941 to 95. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are quoted 1011 to I. Spanish Bonds are again better, and other stocks firm. The sales comprise Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs. at 99 and 981; Granada Ac tive at 221 ; ditto, Deferred, at 61; Mexi can at 22 ; ditto, for 27th February, at 221 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at SO; ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, at 441 ; ditto for the account, at 441; Russian Four-and.a- Half per Cents. (Small Bonds), at 97 ; Spanish New Deferred, for account, at . 241 and ; and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 371. M. Isaac Pereire, the head of the eminent financial Arm in Paris, has during the present week paid a IMO visit to London. The letters from Pans refer to a report that his object is to effect a fusion be tween the proposed International Bank and the Credit Mobilier Society. We understand, however, that the parties engaged in the projected bank hold an entirely independent position, and that the ru mour transmitted from Paris is altogether without foundation. We believe that the real motive of M. Fertile 's visit was to feel the pulse of the London market, with a view to the introduction of the long pending Russian railway scheme. A telegraphic despatch from the Continent alleges that the ukase respecting this gigantic project has been published at St. Petersburg. In some quarters rumours pre vail that the undertaking will be launched imme diately; but well-informed parties incline to the belief that it will be further postponed, to abide the chance of an improvement in the money market. A small parcel of bar gold was yesterday taken from the Bank for exportation. The foreign exchanges yesterday . afternoon were generally firm. Paper on Austria continues in request, owing to the more favourable feeling prevailing in financial circles in Vienna. The corn market continues flat, owing to the large stocks of foreign wheat and barrel flour which have been accumulated at this port. Sales could not be effected to any extent yesterday at last Monday's rates. Only one floating cargo of grain has arrived off the coast this week. The number of grain-laden vessels on their way to this country is now comparatively small. At the same time the demand for maize on Spanish account has revived, I and since Wednesday several cargoes on pass ag e under orders to call at Gibraltar, have beens T all: that quarter. The country markets are dull, and in some cases a little lower. The French markets, on the other hand, retain an upward tendency. The Nora Bella has arrived in the Downs from Foochow-foo, with 415,600 lbs. of tea on freight. The half-yearly statements just put forth by the London and North Western and North Eastern Railway Companies are favourably viewed, and have increased the firmness of the railway share market. The dividend of the Blackwell Railway Company is officially announced at the rate of 3s. 6d. per share. It is proposed to make a considerable outlay for new warehouses and station accommodation in connexion with the traffic coming from the London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway and the Victoria Docks. The directors therefore recommend the raising of 160,000!. capital, in new shares, which are to be allotted amongst the present proprietary at the price of 5/. 10s. per share. Another auction of the foreign redeemable debt of ' Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 28th inst. The bill of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company passed the standing orders of the Howie of Commons on the 12th inst. The prospectus of the County and General Gas Coanuruers' Company, limited, is issued, with a pro posed capital of 50,0001., subject to increase. The deed of this company is to introduce gas lighting Into country places of limited population. The com pany promises an " ample supply " of gas, at a " low rate," and one of its objects is to induce the eon smote to become shareholders. Advantage is to be !then of " every improvement that science and ex perience have suggested up to the latest period." ' I A list is appended, compiled from the Gas Journal, comprising twenty or thirty provincial towns in which the gas companies already established are paying dividends varying from 3 to 10 per cent. per annum. The shares are to be of 5/. each, with a deposit of ss. per share on application, and 15s. on allotment. Tenders will be received by the Emigration Com missioners, on the 19th inst., for the hire of ships, which must be ready to receive passengers for con veyance to Sydney, Melbourne , and Adelaide, be tween the 31st of March and the 7th of April. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Feb 7, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results; armistice bras Okeriellsiestive Plablisamenn 6,551,253 Increase 1,138,629 Olaw amens 01111111111101•4 .rarities in looldswienerinsent Odor nessilen is banking dspenanot. 17,901,683 Increase 192,944 Oda sal Inaba in both thpariands issieiv sad otherbills 788,171 Decrease 18,769 The neat The Reserve . . The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view: Public deposits Other deposits Notes and bills in circulation : decrease 318,799 Rat lncrease 113,343 Oa Os oder 'Wear the account : Ortermenteeensities decrease 32,857 Other muskies increase 192,944 Coin and bullion Total £1,445,359 £1,445,359 The decrease of 160,7301. in the coin and bullion is heavier than has been witnessed of late, and indi cates that the Continental withdrawals were begin ning to tell upon the Bank's metallic stock. Last week there was also a large shipment of sovereigns to the Brazils. The decrease, however, has probably since been rectified, owing to the influx into the Bank this week of nearly 200,0001. in Australian gold. The decrease in the private deposits, though heavy, is more than counterbalanced by the increase in the Treasury deposits. The " other " securities having increased by 192,9441., the addition to the stock of unemployed notes is, on balance, 130,2301. The Treasury balance is now unusually large. DANK V ii.. NOLAXD.Ats Acoootat, penowant to the Act 7tb sad RA e. foe the week odbat ow Saturday, Feb. 7, 7A17, 11Yrs 011,0T0L, Roledmend ..........MO TAN I Oorentroent Debt .... 111.0153 , 0 Other blew ltke . . I.4ae Gold Cow and Dallas 17.V1,100 Dam ...... CS.MLIM dZt.T6T .4SO NAMPO DITAMMT. Progetabare 0a61ta1....124.561,0t0 &riles ytt Mblle Detwella Ourled. 3.114.6" Annuli DaW ) A 11,514,467 Other b en . 17.9u1.583 re= ell= Noun . . 4.144.195 Debt. sad Dtv.Atetel SAMAR Ovid sad Illlvor Cola .. 1ce,745 dim Demi. %MAI Swaim salaMillM T 15.171 RSROOLIII 136.00;AM Tab. MHO. M. MARSHALL. Oblet Crider. FETD&T ETV-VINO. In the Stock Exchange to-day operations were to some extent restricted by the prevailing suspense as regards the Budget. Some speculative realisations having been induced by the late rise, and the de -1 mind g or money being brisker, the funds showed a reaction of per cent. at the close of business. At a later hour, however, this slight reduction was re- covered. _ The recent rapid advance is thus fairly rttoorted. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency was favourable, especially as regards English railway shares, many descrip tions of which exhibit a further improvement. The demand for money was very active to-day, partly owing to the Stock Exchange share settle ment, which is now completed. In the Consol market the rate for short loans was as high as 6 to 61 per cent. In Lombard-street, also, the applica tions were numerous; but it is noticed that large discounters, who previously asked advanced rates, now grant accommodation upon good paper on the Bank terms. In some quarters we even hear of business being done at a trifling reduction from the Bank rate, provided the bills be very choice. These facts corroborate the belief that the general supply of money has become more liberal during the last two or three days. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentcs at tained a further Improvement of about per cent., the closing quotation being 68.40 for money, and 613.66 for the end of the month. The Four-and•a- Half per Cents. have improved to 94.90. The half yearly dividend on this stock becomes payable on the 72nd March. At Frankfort yesterday there was a further rise of about I per cent. in Austrian stock. The upward movement also extends to the other continental markets. Consols, which closed yesterday , at 911 to 1 for the sth of March, varied to-day between that quo- tation and 94 to 1. The price at 4 o'clock was 94 to for the account, and 93} to 1 for money. After the recognised hours there was a recovery to 94a, ' buyers " for March. The official business re port is as f ollows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 93,1, 94, 93t, 94 ; ditto for account, 6th March, 941 4, },l. Three per Cents. Reduced, 941,1. New Three per Cents., 94},;, 1, a. Bank Stock, 218. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 981; ditto, in 1839, 98a, t. India Bonds, Is. prem. Notwithstanding the demand for money, Exche quer Bills advanced Is., closing at Is. to 4s. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 981 to t. Turkish stocks showed increased buoyancy in tho morning, but afterwards relapsed. The closing quo tation for the Six per Cents. was 944 to 931, for the 27th inst., being about per cent, below the highest point reached yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents, left off at 1011 to 1 for the new account, showing much firmness. The Six per Cents. were marked at one period of the day as high as 954. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have risen 1 to 2 per cent.; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. and Mexican Bonds 1 per cent. Other foreign stocks were firm. Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at to dbl.; National Discount (old shares), at 3-18 to prem. ex div.; London Discount, at Ito dis.; and General Bank of Switzerland at la to la dis. Bank of Australasia stock was quoted rather better, and Bank of Egypt rather lower. Ca nada Land shares have risen considerably. Aus tralian Agricultural and Netherlands Land Prefer ence shares (paid up) were also better. East and West India Dock stock is officially marked 119 and 119 f, and New South Wales Government Five per Cents., 99. Canada Government Six per Cents. have advanced a per cent. The nominal closing quotations for the newly pro jected railways are subjoined, viz.: Ferdinand Rail way, Ito I prem. ; Punjaub Railway, to 7, prem. ; Gude Railway, par to 4 prem.; Central Oudc Rail way, Ito prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, .1 to; prem.; Nassau Railway, par to 1 prem.;, Cal cutta and South Eastern Railway, par to a prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, 1 to la Fem.; Eu phrates Valley Railway, a to 1 prem.; New Bruns wick and Canada Railway and Land A shares, 1 dis. to par ; ditto B shares, 1 to Oa dis. ; Copiapo Railway, a dis. to par; Italian Junction Railways, 2 to la dis. Th e nominal quotations for some other new pro ! Jetts are as follow:—European and Indian Junc tion Telegraph, 3.16 to 3-16 prem. ; 'West Ham Dis tillery Company, f dis to par ; Levant Mineral, to Dis t die. ; Thames Steam Boat Company, to prem. The new issue of shares of the Great Indian Penin ,' rule Railway Company werequoted 7, to prem. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the conveyance of stores from the river ' Thames to Gibraltar, Barbadoes, and Jamaica. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The market for home mining stocks is again quiet to-day, but prises are away. The exception is in Wheal Edward shares, which have given way, being marked 4 and 41. The other transactions reported in the Stock Exchange to-day comprise North Frances at 19/ ; Sortridge Consols at la and 11; Tin Croft at 4:; and Wheal Basset at 300. United Mexican shares are marked 4 and 4}. Other foreign mines are dull. The following transactions took place yesterday in the Mining Exchange: Alfred COIIBOIA, 22, , 22, 1,1, 23; Boiling Well, 7, Cbsnoelloralle, 75., 7..3d., 7a.94., 6s. 9d., 75., 7s. 3d.; ; Dnikearalls, 21, 1; Eat Alfred, 335.; East Margaret, 81,1; East Rosewarne, 26s ; Foamy Consols, 61; Groat Madden, 255., 27.. 6d., 16.. 6d., 17s. 6d.; Header, 21,1; Lewis, 21, 3; Margery, 331, 34; North Basset, 341, 35; North Frances, 181; North Penhaldarva, ; North Wrey and Jolla, 7s. 6d., 8.. 6d., 9a , North Tee lawney, 6a., 6s. 64., 7s. 6d.; South Frances, 3531, 356 ; St. Day United, 35.., 37a. 6d.; West Carrion, 160, 1621 ; West Providence, 14 ; 'Wheal Arthur, 71, 8 ; Wheal Edward, 31 41, k. 1; Wheal Harriet, 20a., 71.., 19.. 6d., 20a., 195., 225. ; Wheal Kitty (Leant), 18, 19 ; Wheal Lud eott, 32a. 6d., 335. 6d.; Vand Wrey, 71, 8, 1. In the metal market the demand for copper, both manufactured and unmanufactured, continues good, and justifies the general opinion that the present high rates may hold for some time. Iron is now firm at the quotations, although at the beginning of the week sales were effected at somewhat lower prices. The makers are pretty well supplied with , orders. Lead is not actively inquired for, but prices are firm. In spelter there has been but little done, but the price has nevertheless advanced slightly. An advance of 41. per ton on English tin, which had been anticipated, was announced at the beginning of the week ; the amount of business done has not been large, and Banca and Straits have receded a littlo from last week's rates. Tin plates have advanced in I price, and are in good demand at the increased rates. FRIDAY EVENINO. The market for some mining stocks has been quiet, this being the day for the liquidation of the "differences" arising out of the last account. As already intimated, the liabilities in question were heavy, owing to the magnitude of the mining busi ness recently transacted in the Stock Exchange. With the exception of a decine of about 10s. in Alfred Consols share prices seem very fairly sup ported. Lady Bertha shares were in demand at an improvement. The following transactions have taken place in the Stock Exchange, in addition to those reported in the official list : West Fowey, 101; Wheal Harriett, 22a. 6d.; FAA Rose warns, 275. 6d. ; West Par Consols, 145., lie.; West Grenville, 58., se. 6d. ; Port Phillip, is,; San Fernando, 2e. 6d., 3e. The Barnsley branch of the Manchester and Shef field Railway eras formally opewd through from l'imistone tit the Barnsley terminus, on Thursday. LONDON AND BLACKWALL RAILWAY.7I . IIedI7 direc tors - to rec ommend a dividend of 36. 6d. per ehare. The East Lancashire Railway dividend will be for the pan half-year at the rate of 5 per rent. per annals. A NEW NIINE.—A company of miners from Fur. tuns have commenced operations for opening an iron ore milli in Lord Muneasteee deer park at Ravenglase, where large seams of that valuable mineral have moistly been dis covered. THEFT OF £soo.—lntelligence reached our police authorities early this week from Edinburgh, t h at an Satur day, or early on Sunday morning last, WI., principally in large none, bad been Main from a gentleman when near =Pam, Bdiaburgh. So far as we have learned, the have not yet been discovered.--Olestow Doay Caerrai. PALACE. ONI SHILLING I)AT. PIMA; Irma .13.—Adrabodosa m perxwat, 723 i into, by soma tidal% 900 i total, 1,004 I 4 4