The Express. — London, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE, (THIS DAY.) COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. glum Al MI Pries alter term at Wedmisatre.—(Bakre Lord Campbell arbd • Speard Jury.) Phi... I. TM■ OT WILTON, At th, , reatuniAisa of this important trW at thilifting ot 111, tour firiday, I b, Earl of Wilton. tba &timbal, WM examined by dm A.. r e. -Cienentl-1 am colossi of the 2nd QueniCe Own li , nozeit of Tower Heinlein Nth*. I was appointed nel by the late Dube of Welbsgeon he UN& I had tb, %my little know ledge of military mein. Doing the . time t h at Calomel Ninth woe bliftWilliaiAlolll•Okl ON inlaid km with the whole wilifemy diatom Wide be was bratrnaut c. hmel no difilooldes _mon wlia impel to In osmosis se oelogre. He told ms that the Olken weir the beet yew Mime he mer per. maa4r.l. Is ISM Co'osel Minim sacceeleii Color lii rds RI homeliest .rn'ociel. I tad boo s lir let • MO, wbr be Orr Nod the reghnest. he become Ilestrement•easnel I pieced entire mid implicit re lit., is hem. sad gave him theentirecantrelef the regimes/. Is Cletable, 11164. a INNS vim established. I bed : , :i f t s h i l4l whatever to do .ith Its establishment. I sever in is saying at the amines@ of the mew. lan sot conscion: that I gum any calm for say wales fir the wises. I know some of the hour of Mean. elaeram, aor as I bases I we. ever In dm* shop in my life. Iseopt as ame ocasica, whim some article' dills& mere ordered, I an not esamiota elate* say paean brloaring to that dam. I reamalter at that time that Nome peneree of china were shows ow I iiiited how-louse,. oow and tbs., sad I did so on the (+remits. My recollection is—diSereat Meer of aim Owed is the table, sad I mu requested to Site wy (*ice as to the paten, sad I recomooraded to the err what= the asateet sad the ciseuca . A. far as I that to all that pissed at that eceseles. With regent to nay article" for the wets, I ware tu tattered dtrealy er ladirecUy, as for se I resesesbse, sad thoeght it ray duty le Mama bon &deg es. I con eta* aaarieetkamly say that I rue latertind la sew creduly. pt mhat tisse j .. cuo tu ida= i. siri . o: d a tum of raVe n i c ist s is Pay, ISM, sun etha the da= sant. I Aso weaved o letter frees Mews. ellarpass. mks lag their neeenne, without: say rum* is MIX I bed mot the slightest mottos who reed the maw, sr wham the funds we. to pay it. I meatleaM the wager to Colonel Mama the rat time I sear Ma. _Oa the Buie _ ;is;ir reoiTied m WE; rpm, I lerrisbly ..td . 11., .as I.ls.digebleesl, tebet mode hs -ed fee paying the debt. H peposed Het the o of l lv mem eiteald be MAW to sobscribe her their liquidation. I Must hem his that he bad made that attempt. He wile amy that the appal W she hem nmpeeded le le Na lay be tepee,. He sesi:sil the them Amid be s demend of lOW. Rom came the regiment is Mum. H. mil Is his MAW he telimul awe pmetke wee Mesita in sibs saga mimeses. I sweated se Ms peopotal. BMW? obennede I regeeeted Ostend Melees tie Hew me bow lit testate dila regiment Mood. He thee brehhed ss with the pew lb. led el Hey. Hollowed a Mimes OM la in Colonel Disks Ws bemde. Hallowed it wee a Mal Me mumet. He nom letlmMed that be bed my wine boas In hie peewee aim. I ceettlimed 1001. se the mese an the Mot July, IBM. I_ paid It We Colmeel Dirkeen's bads serer dbeend aim es le Me pertsealar appropriable of the motry. I sow Nimbi Ides totes, the oasis' mew he the pay ment of earls mosemis. I ewes slid he might apply Me wry se be theegbt paper. I bees not the em temileetim of isithg him sat le pay mem my mosey sal the oder tames bed eetbserited. I see wow say posisively that Oohed Dickson did sot WI measiaily dist he - bed mossy gimbals Ms isomkand I did net ugly OM be wee not to pay it i away. I name MI the messy wee gime as a pivots hod ee we abeop the dose mid sed Heal he was to ere I at Me Maude& I my the sea will lewd to the OM whist I eke pm la dr masa I yaw dotted esel M abseil set be applied Is the Mee bad, est lei ay madlame vamlbar. Y. NM soihlog is me sheet my beteg Sable hi Mame. a sessmie, sea gent my chin essentyM tbss. I lege eel Mph* abeeethe seeembhet I anus mid I would glee israrby. I mould mbar kne anus the debt ke tinge am 01•11 dim meaty. I yaw MI with gaped ▪ Met er any tier Me that it wee she aseemient hie pay the mime,. Nokias of that saws ever pemel totem us 1 never went them* the mum* Mtn by Ilem wWe him. la Hay I suceivol a Meg Mtn 11111111**4 Orem Ceptetn Diereses Coked Mame. I sod =led sMe Melee, I ape • est to try Coked Iskleon, but meosate. It nee cable/7 est ly telielien le by Clime' Dicbvi. I ammo that be ems as of the temity entirety emesathed, and I nem mos Ere stelselebed - mid hurt to toy lib, Men where le waist* Se ee of the toted, I bead haled glom •Ma Wti tbe ftele. U• 111 Hem I eay, es Twice' I mem voided bang tweeds Ma. weer bed isle tpehrd wad with hie. &Meg Math odd the rely mem I mid silent nests ambit the One trim ellimm a some peee entomb id KAM that r sisell seer besee mimed my Mat Ile_ &Mem Coked Dishom. I .-blend the me pert disellseed M COMIOI Mame her ble alginates, and send iteinglent ett the deka el Osimel Math. I Mew wef t el Ro troth or untruth d the chantim,m 1 9..... i.... 1 11 1m . whet flaunt hum the tiepin and Osteuel Oblteeets Seem I ambewl Camels Dhseefe tsetse 1. aes - 1 — ;71- demi a Oeleasl rift fr blo ofissolboo. When 1 law Lord Coraternme, I thik 1 mistimed kr bin that Owen Dime blnolkel le Mies ea sake Gebel Coked Diem% sad Met I wee Moil the we stem teed* in theatlases so the lathes ll* at thadi. I Ibraweld Se_ mod sod al the_ pipers meshedd with la 24. M brielitp. Whoa arate Cemammere he 10 vas Onset morwhelmed lard Mel the mike .Went wldeb bed bow mut lb but that It wee geits der to idea ems the ppm that Camel nos bed hese ggaat etz2Llseeth of hoe lifoiwrologodoOosoof the ettivai the regiumat to be emeribodled Mame -y mom mer — le . g - Meg ealsed r IstratigMe the amomate et the msl mat' be ormideeed that it WOO Ids *My a teemmeed le km 1124roty Imo malevol ot Coked Dleheas kem the pegiment. I tblek be elm sided that be intreerd that My toe webs M Colonel Disks" be the of to hhe hi hissetions him wee es th e" rr it /Stls Harsh, ISM. I mesidered that the resat I pieced the mere bakes lord Oembermeee, sy remise slim, 1 had amillig bather to do with the maw. 1 hewn mob any met el complaint pensonally a w brahip ahem Oohed Diane. I believe! that I bad so Whir Neese hips.. 'h is brword the paw. to Loud Omelmesme. sad thee I sierld hew eigketed my they if I bed mimed le dole, hat at the rime time I did It with geed regret, and le a eery 111•11 , A10 sad }Wahl tibiae(' of my dory. HIM se permaal bash ha what the paten etas. woe bor. I sow w ease m twirl elements, bet owl Use with Gilead ortk. On lb. stand emeelom width was en the 3nl ef May. I mot Cabled Hors at lard Cotatrernore's No memmed that I sod be amid esommemy M. lordship to the Kam Omeds. Laid Osminneere wee Introits to Mow what was as rept emirs for his M pursue nadir tbe dreametemese. We erect there aid rev Col. Sir Brooke Taylor, sod he Memel Lerl Com barmen that as Ibs Legiment wee fileembodied the How Outwit' endd not Übe seam of the matter, sad he mime I LOT l Comber:nen to lir W•welka, We next proceeded to the Witeefilokend W ea Arches whit General Peel, who directed Lad Cattlemen to send all the papers ti him. I teak eo bertha steps in the mailer before the letter of the 11Ith at Noy. That letter simply 'regulred me to furithit a full weeniest of all the particular grounds manplalat against Colossi Dickson. It wee aweigh the edintent, Captain Pokey, that I ant head of the Crowns • mem/. I emoidered it my duty to direct him to (squire is the matter. Captain Poky oleo Mid Were me the etre omwetsweee shod the little bird. I beloved I weeld !lavaboes • gran .rehabs of my duty if I bad let forwarded a" H. hmsmafiaa it area in my power to ere the Wee-elke, end that I .11"uM bees hen Noble to enema V I hal not dose to. T had so ill Petiole or nestles egalest Coked Dieksos in so doine-1 had not thee, ear bane I mow. I dtreerd Captain Foley to draw up bike ha Mkt conformity with the rep vt 01 the regimeatal bow& auf he aeons stet of the Mt of May, bet I em needy to take all the treposeibtlity a fit. I erns hard en tities shoat the misayelic ides of the mremmte mem brad until the 2.4titof Jolg, whin I moire I some certificate' end &canon's on the fabled. I reneidered it would hare teen a derelietion ef n) duty If I but set forwarded thew to Om Werviffit I hat no malice then eireinet Wessel Dirkwm. I Mew ble wee wee atlll ender the ernsideratioa of the War•ellke. After that ernes I dld sot interfere In the elielitiot degree wrh vivid to it. There wee a board of mmeral orte.re afterwards sppe wed by lb. Wat-oece. I had es communicatioe whatever with the Comuseader-fseCblee or web any military authority is to the app . .intniest of that turd, see did I his. who enteprred it. On the second cloy a their mestieg I wee asternoceel It speed them at 11 .cloak. I attended ace..riisely. Colonel Dicke eon sod moms ether Femme were pretest. I told the heed I wro wade to isomer any Troika, bet that I wee 'Emil I mold arced them eery little isf ems bin , 11 tL..Mere before them. I then provided to refer • request that es Colette! Mobil had tees allowed to Erin; • tetrad sib his, that the aejntsint might ho permitted tr with the preescdina, on my behalf. Tee board, after am. oalretts, lamed rue dust my preernee was so Into serewery, Colonel th..krott then moo t•rweri and raid be Web., to easealse or crone emoting. I 'Wei I woe quite My to enswer u.y queseinee, on whe,b the pettiest of the evert hiteirupted Col Mil Dklutos. red odd, se I wee set the plower r /hey would sot remit say eisestiose been; Crtio ty Coleeel Dirksoe. I them retired hem the • I never mid I hid e men General Peel that waist. end that ha rid It wee Set weevil I shncld stead (be turd. I received no further request to &lead the had. I too a letter et nee from Calomel Mania, bet Molds to a.. she Inert I sammeed It at Timm& I left Leedom the panto day. I Mended (eke the bomb had anthie• to do with the peibliostka d Mars ht t.h• booopper• commetal with Coked Diana. war KIM mat the dam of the herd, that Calmed Dial= kid gfrlS • pr.4miaory Dom bellow% Tinder and Lamm. IS I NM known It I should hem paid the sinewy to HMI the moment from &gime. It we, lotimatel to me that Mr. nboo. DINICMMIIe, X. P., "0441 to iv me, tad on that I wade the sole vita bee bma read. I *geld sot knee THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 14, 1859. written it eiihost that intimates. Dekoe then 1 bad not nosaikeed Colossi Dielraosis ass to any aim or other w oos. Net even to my tereeher (Lod lbary), sin* there,wbo enjoys my fall moddmee, did I mar breathe • sea man tf the matter, yet I me mowed of •Melba and n slanderer. (The whir se wee ire deeply eiet.4 sad shed tears.) 1 easel wpm Mr. T. Dummies. Be was or of the oldest friends I hove la the world. Of late he has been sa 'eyelid, end I ban seen wry title of him; but we formerly lived togeriber. We were both friends of the los Lord Durham. IleseM," I umenry to bar of this quorrrl with Col. Mhos ; hod you sot lintor &eke hands., sad make it up?' My eineer wee—" Duneciabe, ibises have gone too for se the pyre errs already la ties Mods albs Wsr-ofßee." I think I sett cake, "sod bedfast, if the regiment was called out to-manes, I don't believe that three °Mons would appese ea parade." IJpoti which Mr. Dow:mobs replied— "To show you ben much you are bsmhoosled, I sew Col. Dionon • few days ego, sad he traduced • large pocket of letters expulsive of cooftdince in him." I then asked him if be bed strunined any of them, sad he replied, Ob, dear, no." I said, known; that Mr. Duntombo would be thee smosed by it., that I bed been sued by • writ ; end added that I had heard that Coked Dickson bat been the_ instigator of it. I meekly hod hosed the, and I believed it at the time. He neat red, " Tow Mw Mimi him • based of inquiry." I mid I bad so sieboatles to sae; end I think Mr. Dmausslos rid e 11 • omit ot inquiry is given him, I shell take se larther Sups is the matne." I considered my moveresion whit Mr. Doneorabe at this interview to be as conlidiadet sad treed se sentideg this side of the grew. Crose.ezarehosa—l Hiatt Gann' Peel told me that Mr. Ihossenho bed glean teethe of hie question 4 1 the House of Comm = me the enMeut of Colonel Dickson. He said he barred Mr. Demobs wished to me mo. I don't recollect tans Mr. Dwassebs at the ins' raw that Colonel Dickson had roadval and retained the resimana) feuds. I don't es that I did not state so. I have ao don't I used the esµveeiaa. Mr. Deseambe sold ha thought a and Injustice bad himdame to en *Meer in her l i ly's ennee. I think he reined to Vs notice of moths leap as the nide. I heard from Mi. Cook, • cos , thst I had bees sued at the Mod pais. of Colossi I did not tell Lard Col:abeam. that Iliad been used at his ias'tgs*iaa IMt down • iposhassit to apply be Means. lifWarisht for six weeks' ohne m pay awe of the bib dim I am as metals ma I sat law that /Ls. Drenthe din sot any that he had comme skid what I had stated to Colonel Dielmon. Iffy pay es fall coked of the regiment is seeing like SOW. I mast stole the smoost. I was very seldom with the s enesce. I woo ably es duty sage what she regiment was embodied. (Longhair.) I thes only arwsksd st ths bead of ,M vesicant. no "pews of fos bead 'mai have bees nosatiosid to nee by Colonel Maas, bat I never later feted my. If in them matters. I sloop mid to him, "if there are my diMeialties, bow de you z=idsthat we should get out of them r An these burbly arose from the regimen being soddenly Meembodier. I wrote to Lord Penman *visit the restraint Wag diembsibi, sad I used the wads tbst his lord ship was extremely Motatodol, when ce tiptoe.) (The mos was peocesitaar moot COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Beim Mr. Cheakisomr OenUna) Dr RS 011111%111 =TEM. The basiorwt tti iii;;asse morel met eor of Old Trisirrisses" Wet., This wee the as imam marlat. asesers papule b Mom BSA, /Mg WIER of 7,18 k doe to isesomed oesdlices, 1,5791. to thew holies aod MOWN of SIX serf. were it se I A /. is good MW red wcawedproperty is ressold et sserty ape to pros od y Moo wowed by it. Than on es prier ; is Or odor had th• hers see stated et 4,4461., toddle d lAA cd bed MW. No. Reed °spook sad esimired N. Wary* as to neve. solid the items is his behres•sheir, = a tho hid Mt.. Ths haulm* admitted tier a hs hod Ora away Cbrisreirbozes to the amment d or is the 28th he bri ease to the met at lie ova Aa etsersreat was onfaid dor torero aosonale. SHERIFFS' COURT. (Balm Mr. Prisimpit, Q.C.) WI. int.'s; I 7., AID 171 memoir courAwy. Ws aim aetia;TW;it WYawl* WY., to m emo Y. 11a. bon dadheilast, for damages swiaload as 'A bu,: din Beetled' said die was sitter to the piainfiL end wee Is breeekan om go 7th of Decemebw fuel. anent leer Pelee' to the afiersooa,lo Ilefrorm. Thee we a stop pers, mill. bromide= reeteked stationery for quite three mdeir ea. Vary awake die fait a etweeeetos of throe blows we the beak peed et the . Upon getting oat ehe err ilehrbet's driver heckles the 'bow. ne driver at the heeekliata depend to the same bob, mod mid OM be mem drooled bya awned cert. M,. Vimmieg. kr The dellamitmt, amid that he bed the nod emeepiele amen le the was. Ile asked the @Neer of the 'bus, a dip atereberk led knee wore reepeolvide Menem, who sea poedvely more that the brettahno betted opus tle_gele Otte 'ban mod thee ememed tot own dosage. Mb imemer heed for &fade** with coma. lb. I Pi. 'IIA so he struck her in the face sod forcibly pulled her out of her hone*. EL conduct was so violent that it was with some dtfacolty est be wet prevented from *Grimly injuring her. The primer declared that It wee ell film. Mrs. Morphia swanked him, end ell he did was to protect hhameif. He timisi !whip attack her or pulled her oat tithe house. I. Motplita, son of the compl&nant, meld he went to leis her to clew the house on Elatorday night. AR the emehmesee Mit quietly except the primmer and three Wars, who denuded to supplied with • pat of beer. His mother related to serve thew sod told them they moat leave the hew*, se it wu time for dosing. The pruner refused to go, and when his molter went up to bits to advise blot to go to strock hoe on the face, and, in *lent moaner, pinta her out of the have. The defendant denied the charge, end celkd two of his corn passions to support him, but theft evidence partly emobo rstedthe oomplainutes testinuoy. Mr. Burch= told him he had committed • cowardly malt, for whkh he should Ise him 304. or one month. l3HAlill LISTS.-7HIB DAY. Two °Twos.. The railway share market to-day is extremely in active, but steady. Prices in nearly all instances are quoted u good as at the ekes of the Stook Exchange on Saturday. London and NorthWeatent and Midland stocks are a Muds dearer. Pre- sent qdotations are as follows:—London and North Western, 951 to 96; Great Western, 66 to t ; Midland, 1011 to 102} ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 1; Caledonian, 861 to t ; London and South Western, 92/ to 93, ex div. ; South Eastern, tit to f per c h ars ; and Eastern Counties, 121 to 1. French railway shares are rather firmer. Northern of France are quoted 361 to 37t, and Paris and Lyons, 32j to 331; Lombardo-Vsnetian old shares have 'dimmed to 1 1-16 to 1 348 prem. ; and the new to to 1 prem. The Indian stocks remain doll, ia anticipation of the coming Indian IAIII. Grand Trunk of Canada stock has again given way. OLDEINAII - T SWIM AID MOGUL S =sal Ilieureas. 3 AlsktahlaiNarbal;:.l NM lips MMus Amelia i ls 1 11 . 2:1a: •; CX911.16:reV=7...7 lois' iwr a d I rw •n:~iws i w:►' -1 -- - -- 1 D 46114, ill g 454 Oeseis. -. 4B Ilimear•a l ri s ll: . 1 .....cCrMa.i.r wasaiiiiiiii rids 4 a m arma d I". ' -- S igar - Da. 11 Mr=r 111 .••• •-•-• De. 14 riarLl .ie... Deem . . ennui 4 Wows el A Iri~sa is 5 Tit 4 Y Uri Rd TS Al ii ii Fs if 4 al 3 itai m us 6 • tii 111 U ST ST. 0 IT S lb 97 SS I 14 111 43,` $ ti IS ST I. is N Mile plum H H AN Hil 1 7.i ri , al M M . . „, 86 88 Ui li lil 11 N N re te HI In l i ll IS 75 16 N IN 16 11:1 143 ill m 111 111 ad ai iii 4 4 1 ° ai 1 ,-, 104 105 H N Ul n 10 IN NS 171 idl I di lid MITS. it' F 7,1 ines ii io o 1i• fi, it ~ NI Is sa 1 1 di — M •M all. OM lirlWill, sm. is w I. i i 1 .6 - 1 , m , OD = NH a ura 1011 SINS I Ne 0 db Lli zil i Siam. Ilk. 1E4.1 11.•aw.n. .1,. si la u II 100 N* MONBY M48A82-7111$ 04 Y. Two o'CLocw. Stagnation prevails to-day throughout the Stock Exchange, the Ministerial explanations, promised for this evening, respecting the amount and details of the proposed Indian Loan,beong anxiously awaited. The funds are quoted the same as they closed on Saturday afternoon. In the markets steadiness like wise prevails. French railway shares are rather firmer, in response to the improvement on the Paris Hoarse; and Lombardo-Venetian have advanced. At Paris today (Monday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents; opened at 68,30 for the account, showing a fur ther improvement of 3 per cent. compared with the last price of Saturday. Consols are quoted 951, " sellers" for money, and 961 " buyers " for the 9th of March. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 951 to 11 the New Three per Cents. at 951 to 1; Bank Stock, at 229 ; India Stock, at 221; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981. India Bonds, at 16e. to 20s. prem.; and Exchequer Bills, at 335. to Ns. prem. The scrip of the New Austrian Loan remains quoted to prom The foreign stock market remains quiet. Turkish securities are quoted about the same as at the close of basica. on Saturday, viz., the Lint series of the New Loan, 61 to 6 dim.; the second series, 7 to 61 dis.; and the Six per Cents. of 1854, 891 to 901. Venezuelan Bonds cantinas in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds, 183; Peruvian Three per Cents. for account, 731 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1121 ; ditto, Four-Ind-a-Half per Cents., 100; Sardinian Five per Cents., 80, 791; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 44}; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 30; ditto Paseive Bonds, 9; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 90; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, first series, for account, 79 ; ditto, second series, for account, 7 die. Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 44, 441 ; ditto, Deferred Two per Cents., 171, 171. The demand for money on &dim day wu slack. iWe hear of transactions n firet-olue bills at 2k, and even 2 per cent. At the Bank scarcely any business was done. _ _ _ To-morrow en instalment of 10 per cent., or 166,0001., falls due on the Chilien Loan of 1,634,8001., leaving 42 per oent still to be met. In the present critical position of foreign politics, the very inadequate response which the new' Austrian Loan has met with is almost universally regarded with satisfaction. About 32,0001. in Australian gold was on Saturday taken to the Bank. A similar amount was bought for the Continent, comprising the residue of the re mittance by the Clutha and a portion of that by the Thames. The 36,6001. brought from New York by the City of Washington was likewise purchased for si ge ta ti c iorte of the precious metals last week were considerable. Our list includes 16,6001. by the Niagara, from Boston ; 49,8001. by the bora, and 36,6001. by the City of Washington, both from New York; 9,0001. by the Armenian, from Africa; 47,7001. by the Clutha, from Geelong; 76,4001. in Australian gold, by the Thames, from Alexandria; and 162,6001. by the Norfolk, from Melbourne. The value of these imports is little below 400,0001. In addition, at least 60,0001. is silver is known to have reached the Thames from the Continent. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes only 660 ouster of gold, and 4,300 ounces of silver, re tint • few thousand pounds. C all ether T ., as officially reported, have com prised Arm. the Tyne, for the Brazils ; and 342,1304 all ver, by the Behar, for Bombay. In addition, the bulk of the gold imported has been remitted to the Continent A portion, however, remains here, and hence the bullion in the Bank is still increasing. A telegram annowioes that the exchange at St. Petersburg has declined to 361 d. A partner in the firm of Mears. Baring Brothers and Co., and another in that of Messrs. Hope, of Amsterdam, are now in St. Petersburg. Application has been made to the Stock Exchange Committee to allow the quotation of transactions la the Promissory Notes of the Government of India, and in the Indian Transfer Loan or Book Debt. A fall in the price of Ceylon railway shares has mostly attracted attention, and is attributed to the prominent notice taken in the Ceylon journals of the &agreements between the eompsey's late agent in Ceylon and the engineer. The former has retired from his post, and a new manager, who is stated to be thoroughly and practically acquainted with Indian !tawny works, has been sent out, The directors of the Scinde Railway Company an nounce that they will receive payments in anticipa tion of calls upon the shams of the Indus Steam Flotilla up to the 20th inst. The subjoined completes our record of the railway dividends officially announced during last week: Stockton and Darlington.-41. 16e. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of 91 per cent. per annum ; against 10 per cent per annum for the corresponding six months of 1867. Ulster.-11.7x. ed. per SOL share, being at the rate of 61 per cent per annum ; carrying over 3,6391. to the reserve fund. At the annual general meeting of the European and American Steam Ship Company, held on Saturday, the report of the directors was adopted, and oaths,. riqr was given to them to sell one or more of the aME:s. In reply to inquiry, it was elicited that the arbitration between the directors and Messrs. Crae key and Co. has not yet approached its termination, and oasts 401, or more on each side at each sitting. Mr. Taylor proposed a resolution recommending an amicable settlement of the point' in dispute, bat on the chairman stating that the board are not pledged to persist in the arbitration, but are at liberty at any time to adopt any course which may appear to be for the benefit of the shareholders, the motion was with drawn. The chairman stated that the Council of India have declined to enter into a contract on the terms proposed. The retiring directors, Mr. Lam berts Captain Shuttleworth, and Mr. Stebbing, as well as the auditors, were re-elected. The directors of the Brighton Railway Company invite tenders for the construction of the first section of the Shoreham, Henfield, and Mid-Sussex branch. The first contract embraces about 10 miles. The Morning Star has arrived from China, with 676,0001b5. of tea. With reference to the freight market, Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., report as follows : There has bees more homeward Black Sea and Danube bonbon transacted since our advicas of 28th ult. than for some time past, and though merchants general:y require option of June shipment and discharging in Mediterrensen, there are some or 'era for earlier dates and for U. K. or Con tinent. Advan'age should now be taken by clines of the somewhat Improved feeling to mike offs e. Canadian freights are much as lag (motel. Already a good men? ea gesemew • have been made. There has been la s activity in Deltic freights. The current figures Sr. the moue. Aral aagel la now initiated about. East India coal kaiak's continue birth, without the excit em ent recently apparent. When bon& fi de negotiations commence merchants usually exceed their quotabone. For Meciterransan potts where tannage is needed, the rotes me better: bet for pieces snit able for maimed bound Quebec shim, as usual st this maw; the rates do not increase. Inquiry for berth vends la trek. BATVIDAY EVIMIXO. The funds to-day were flat, and a fresh decline of about Iper cent. was established. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951, buyers," l for the 9th March , were quoted during the greater' part of this day 95:t0 t r, and closed at 931, " buyer/. ' For money the last price was 9.11. The purchase of the government broker today was limited to 10,0001. Consols. The official business report is as follows:—Thres per Cent. Consols, for money. 9.51, I, S ; ditto, for amount (9tb March), 951, 951 ; 'Three per Cents. Reduced, 935; New Three per Cents., 951, 951 India Stock, 219, 221; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 981, 981; Three-a-Half pa. Oast. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, 100 t. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Us. to 365. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 18e. to 225. peens. ; and the Indian Four per Cant. Debentures. at 981 to 1. The foreign stook market wan inactive. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx The mining market to-day is steady in character, and prices are well supported. The pr incipal trans actions have been in shares in Wheal Mary Ann, Eospwarne, Wheal Charlotte, North Roamer, Wheal Unity Console, St. Day United, and Wheal Kitty (Lelent). In the Stook Exchange North Frances shares are officially marked 6k. Foreign and colonial mining shares have met with very little haziness. English and Australian Copper shares remain doll, and have been dealt in at 11. In the report of the directors of the English and Australian Copper Company no dividend is reoom mended ; bat, considering the low price of copper during the past year, the report characterises the general financial position of the company es "very satisfactory." At a mewing of edventurers in the Tregardoch Yining Company, held on the Bth hurant, a cell of 2s. per share Was ade. Ate meeting of adreeturets in the Abbey Consols Mae, held on the 10m instant, the accounts showed a cm& blame against the mine of 4051. Be. Bd. A cell of 4s. per share was male. At the meetirg of the North Derbyshire Mining Company, !mid on the 10th iaatant, the accounts showed a balance in favour of the company of 6001. 6a. 11d. . . . I i• hiee. : l,l3 l ) Dgestweir:".l-.7.: ell Mil I a"laA la st. 3 arimutie. i 7 i gtatick...; ell =eel OM. EMUS Ot @s rr r met Wee. ‘ Irl i Dellet,l=lllll fret . . .....::: In V e r ra.... - OW andesaeil fiNY 01l 1 .......41=r.-" ti ......:---::: sa 111LAIII. • rc I L. all Illeteale Ii Nicer kr wawii: Neel a ff il Nene 'final , : 11, en I. 5i...... De • ... 1. - eir .- 1 3 D. e. s. a. Sgi ho swa bs. Ten; : I Cal lli : , e d= qo I NMI S. IF in , Nine all Seek Wells POI 4. 0.0. IN Esl g inn i tell - ea . ....-. : 1 3 =MI • -- gg , .....ai ..-ii d• v.,. e Naii: 7 -. la W Wok •3110114 sr ' - briiii:: Si Oaveee.- ... b . ell W. Mild I SDP 11 in Ml= 4.... 4.• ....4-.--• 44. 144 Ileisol• MOM 4 p.a. • t 1 . -"' Pe on • rtb.S2llll ei. I: Mr . •ail•••• Ikla•- • :: D. 1•1 11.0•••110 VW+ 11. 9 1. 1 4. k m r IWO v. cloo, lo•• • E 6 . ig r MI Man.& 4144.4444_ ji, S. ni roteloeronTrior a cto• ... so De. 4 a voL at se p. it pm IS UV Do. 41 viv ONO. IS 10 Ds. Sp. • foist 1 p.a. , C s t .pa ria* ga = l" Bo DI ° kit. n. oolloom• 41 Mi. IC IN NO Do. rol mina. .p.a.o• v. a 4 O rt.' , a h 1 4 1 ":. • is a .., v. EIN laas.• Tolvil• I will NI palm. •.3 HO TIM; 6...4 pit 4. i •• I , r , OL itio. It. IS las.lll.W.Cloo ••.* • Ea. no Las.w., P. SAIL MIS d al a Whil•delfylied Oda d 1 re 1 . 172 1 IL ji;i:iiii: II p.ol. ant opt,. o. gars= n i liewp.Abos.ba,p2 imu iN ia.... .0r,r0.00.r. 4, ;e 7 ...,..i& g re.refai . • .0... ...1.41....... .•••• tm I: 4 1 1. 11 4% E THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MILMSION-HOUSE. When Aim Aggro .14 brooght before tho Lord Mayor, ahem& with beaky broken a square of glom at tie East La.pas llMeh t Dorwashiro-street. . . Ni. I. itratioratiir raiirriO6 °veneer of the Volga, raid —The phew mad he admission oa eanarday eight, and I hit the I eudi befog the ore before the board on Mar boli* uhrloor hey. ea to Ye Idely *yea us a greet deal et trouble. Ha em the . _ liisaTo—T;saTrtatlitr b locked up thou go to thu dirag awed lasi Tr Lord Mager —lt is sot he you to alarm what part of his wcabstuar yea will go r. Pnre scooasodstion is tilbsded ems lir datithrs persona 011orr—lis „lib watM maw go la pima this go to ths lama ward sad gat kWh sad that fist was why he boas the window. _ The Lar d Ilayer—l/roto limos you saw beak so Maas se tbs voeithooss. sal shrew Immo you Mos disslorgod youvalf. I abed ost yortaffy your widt bv maw ra to airs hot Y pa am brought have scab I shag s • vbathar matie d sun;ablog yes vary. serously. Prisevar—lty Mims weal do anything far imu Ms lard Iftsr.-1 shoukt Mak sat, onsidortug that you an ea Mb to provide for yourself (gb• Ovum ta 26 pars of sod him throes away a groat sooty thanes of rift • moo table balite , of. ws• litn;dloCl;reel. Aral e ltrido vas abargad wild It wing stolen a 'waist coat _ _ _ Mr. L. lamas sad tee was a dealer is the Clothes Bi shp% NW tist t e prisoaer same there ponds, armaisa, and Gaols wribicoes pr Awed fumble stall, sad fen away 1 atilt it. It wee worth is. Primmer—Why, be maid at the etetion-houss he saw untiring of O. Winless—l did not ray an. Mr. Beelines', another dealer, meld, after witching the geheasr sad some others for some tires, he also him steel the wildcat sad bolt off with it. Wbsa mined he droppel Prisoner—The fiat is the waistcoat was dropped by loose body else at my feet, end that a lot on 'eat said se I did N. (A liarth) The Lord Mayor—Dropped very Ingenintedy. no doubt. The prisoner wee committed foe sin weeks with had labour. • COCVLSOPore 1118V•17. IFWins • ,tagh- 11•11 , 1,, yam &ergs. rrirb basiag been domed in a bows fir au ustasettlffi Bridget Briar, soma* b Kr. Thome R Ring's-roed, Cite ea, fad site eau* the rtecniir et a oN.kek cis Saturday algid Is bar seastar's berm, by tie kitchen do , r Is Ilts garesue. Bbs tomb bold of him and be Winced rnt sad aidd be bad emote after his trothrr, but on fetching •mu terrint he was not known. She would not let him go, bat at last ha escaped an! bar toaster caught him. 112 etuwer to Inquiries from the sissisirats wham mid she heist a footstep behind her is the pose" went to the dill, end oeltei the Weeper there.. ler Richardson proved comfort ha sad boxing a groat moire of teadliag : the .crrass ►allooed out "Tbere's a men in the bones:" Prosecntar would not let him go, and be red that be draught dwre woe a th•.roughfare through the beam Charles 8m sb, 121 B, maid he look the prisoner into me lody ; he said that kin brither bad run down there, drank, aid he had moue after him. Peter Barth, 274 B, raid he hod knows him for two years se an emmeiste of convicted thieve,. Be and the 'tang he belonged t,. among whom vie hi, brother, were a term to tbr. neighbourhood. He RSA fregasatly la company with • returned coarict. mid be wag drank at the time, and went down there atter Me heather. _ . . •• - •. laepett•r ••• Finest, eald be was peifeetly sober whoa brooght to the owlet. Defendaut raid be tbroldtt It a sear way boon. Cowhide Smith said be lived at least a mfr from Mr. Ri•iterdarois blame. ... Mr. Mohr( aderd—Jest barer. ho entered his haw Iles saw two M doer by. Inn whistild ant ran array as his aproseh. Defoelast's bretbrr (who was in nowt) was. ha had rely little doubt. ea. of tbs rose. sr. Payette, saki be had so dash. what wiener was glows the arra for. He should peed his f,r a most's, with bud labour. SOUTHWARK. COWARDLY ASSACLT. Joh* railer, u engtoter. as beahrht Woes Mr. chsro 1 .M embattling a cowardly awash cm Mrs. EliziArth Murptdtt, the Whig of ilse Ise Lisa malie-house. Wootton•etreet, Ntestsest, Lambeth. Tbe ealleisMAA as stiSom ratai IhMellew mitateebelere 13 Abet Was, SW Muss, sad Was sew MS NM ths Wast e ri esmaiis si t to le wr , asnell g k.i4 ab a pot sadlisl ens Ism Ws Is mem say r, sad at eh, sum ban dosslis 11, plows sal oosissolsos ss Ws, lbs Wow Ifs pr.ssesr resphilds edam% vim As woe Is tbs bet Ss aides Um ism, NM Wird se fang BRITISH PCitSISSIOSIS. dlimide SR lendidue Jea llet.6om. Ad Is. r De. oegelsi et We Beroill. e. isk:22. .111. Ze: 3=l Dude 1ti1ati..=......: et ereir hledadiDle......: rig De. do. lin %me kdies k 11" 7. -- - - - tlitt. tit porta Ddia.viA Medals Sem di 1., 01.1. De. Wye en• NM. Owlet Oft Gm • D.. 40 Isar /pea lityliseriall.* (LW Olt= ti II % )k . I T 8 IN N 82 N N N I IN PNI 0.0 i 1 - vs 1 0 1 1 101 11 1 010 1 00. 111 ID U II COLOSIA.L 110V1i/INIIIT I ' r -i da ,1 1 11 lel ? 1 181 jt 1) 19 Idbdi• 1 - a FT. - a i 4,... I it i a i Ital rw II emu. leatilok. plllicot. SW. asi p ZEil lia 14.1 MOIL 141) 11 IN = VI -- • aME I: . Li uu Wtlr. I'm ..Ds Oa pailAte.lloat WO In au la% i -z, s Ni If — IS - Si M s 4 I no I no Si lii zeT id 1 1 iipisla li 'ti u '" 11 O z lel Pm le 7 Ist Is 4 ke 54. 4 MI id II s F if ix to zocui 1N4.111 JLUZIIII. IX id 11 ►1 NUM 11 ►►► IU 1/ —is-- Idtwintilt, Dm IS -TM Darks& woo Dom ot Mt swag aft dm' la. ri-rOoddisaid. Ili tedild=gaig -Obeli, mod 9-Doilies Owstio. LIS Itins ki. l nem :wes. X 14 . -.l"...logol ig =r l V Cab 6 u sil=ido.4 4- Totliaoil - Thcoth illdlool. i- Itortboni. 40 t-DoveZIN Old- woad*. ed t Trunk ot Oros& 11 weans 11 111. If um/0m Isa. A- .aelel sr Ed arl awe- Made woe ouritosit towards tho Om thise i M= gli o t w ltlrd .b. rj- D radmilld-atilliiiit lkoritroadsi. la KI-Tironi ..: art bulb= 6EI 11 ado mintiet e t fta tvdar aig= Imo . VANN' moo Art Idea it 111- yoroodov Oaf yr Ont. Pretorvoot gout voiatO ot Diti-eol owl* sod Binolottoot are wow dna is et It Lam. ha. IlltldAtod. 101 l lin DiodDlvd. owl 1101. Om re I poi.-Trortilloor Tort. Mt-OmM Div. Dotootors. OD-Lob sod Tottaldr• Lamm,. I.ld Is db.- Old 0641,11. A Hninoo's ()arms ix Ounin—Thaw us no windows of glass In the homer, and the %Odors must be dark isongh. The apertures which mem to admit air and ligat ere deed by wooden stmetem. Rash cottage is sur rounded by IS ews hurdled enciosom within whisk am the domesie dices, the women's co togs (if the proprietor has s lame family), Me granary, the storoboase, the cattle sheds, sod the mill for ezpresing eass.aril ell, which Is ion common use among the people—pertime a privaqi well. The thromb in door Is fresestly outside Ae village. The whole of the enclosed mem Is swept as dem se • Dated patios?, the war fare el the mind within Mom seseMbed down till It is like a tile. The cottage reels are sewed with 'rem creepers pnespkine, and • comes tort similes. Hideous Hide Images of day mg rude Maoism in ..eared ochres on the walls of the betlibige at Visban, eh*, et Bins trotted es that we ere trot la Animas; "thrush, isderd, I am not sae," my • oodresmident, dr pastime or worship of the barf 7 aleenhy wens y Maw or pont." SWAM 11111111. ite. 11 Ma 1 lima I PO. 1 46. prism S i g S fle=a l i rlawki Mt n 1 . 9 4 4 Narblook) —..—.. 1 4N 416 al xaz • 196 4 11 5 MOA N 0 1 .1 SA it 61 496 96 ret—st Bo 1.1 -04 .G6i,4 .-- iit.pg: IN 1 ii.,:==. ,1 r I p 42 Ws Oa OIL lbw . 1 . 1 : 161011/911.1 TI 16 Iv II I t. Clas %am P 4 /1a 4 _ 1 4 w as 1 air. aus zio NI UN au ...... ... P l I' ...1%:„... 0..: im. .....c . ft.— Ibt 110 e II in Wirdita le ils 10 A 6 226 1 in= ig t l agii r 116 116 3 44 A P= II 2 ..... 46 4. .017".......wei: IS On. Nom I 144. IIL P 1444. 1144 9.6 II I II tY`' 4 • ri ank idri a ii V; Pm ‘a. la lacw:sit d i e . - 4.41 -........, a ".. el 1.4 2 14 la ..,/ ' i I ad alor:Lia; iIL 4 tr. atm q reaA . 4 I t. a di:7 - di 1 a A. 0.0 ) ift. . • ... 4 Via&as--- dl Il 114 JOINT MOM SAM Is. 1 Mn. 1 turn. 1 1% ICL Pia& 1 0 . 11 .• i 11 Nll woo 1 rir......:—:&::ii_.#3 s a amiliraimag= a V im Ws 1111 al . ....... Gems 11.11 Oman -• :la V L. rpair' iii 11 °N 6 . 111 = ii i 1. 112:: Si id 61 ----.. -, .... ~. .. (4.a. i gisZiii M ; ili . sit 1 1 11 = 16 111 erta"Ma--- 151 : : Ileir: .. ... 11l elit—dii I 113- 11711 Se. Ma Osursurtss. 10A4 i Aida ishruidu Losain Logloolia ItorANI 81. I l • MelliTat i ata..l 12.100 Thari..l..aaiai; _ N NIL Nowkos lasi I ts a C tail F. e d a L . ti AA SO Da. 0 NO Meads . Li(• u' ssmaiarritiiii owe N. ONOta.otnooOlisu OW i Da men pot ot MOO NNW Palm Da PNOONINO , 111,AAMLAMILIM f t • a. AtlLlFlr risi I lle A gliitritiL •,0. • 8.... s 0 • .1, As TN at ge.:Z l ONsileis MA g IN FIS Palm.= 016 ,cee 1 I=l4Juitiii. us commiLiimi MI tropo al = NS i Or . 1. Odom. MOSS rid Ar s = NAN Pada a 00100./Now WIN N DI6 INN . SO SO SO Rol Sr • iiiiiii O.CoN SO Ittranialna .... Zang ISM Flom , IL SNOOD am. Lamm ISINN Astosiba Lad Da , Tai llagiP Tom Dm. IS M ii . t= A ilikidi 110116 ... .....--- .... t! bit se 8 1 1 :1 M M _ 40 i. IP lit 'l,l Mt fie 143 101 lel 106 ii 4 O IN P /I 48 II 1: 1 1 1 II a 113 pt ii is i 1i 3 COMMERCIAL AND MAREBTS. MARS-LANE.-(THIS DAT.) The attostioace of the trade vas tall, the tow eery quiet -pekoe of non ankles of the trek ensnared. The i sa c Z el bone-grow gran wee smell. The wink of von Into London last week .-E were p aerted this sorting as cd fair wheat. moil of barley, and 260 qn. of Cale. WHlATnglisb, floe thy held about as lest Monday; but damp aunpin, anted by the dampness of the air, were rather cheaper. Foreign monitored lavolue. White, 42a. to 60e, ; red, 40e. to 48e. per qr.; Dontoic and Hodge berg, 464. to 660. per 4941 b.; &nook, 460. to 60s. ; other Bate ports, 40s. 04. Fioun quiet at Mat Moudav's curroncy. Town, 110 e. to 40s. ; Norfolk, Mo. per 2eolb. ; French, Fie to its. per 2601 b. • Amer., U.S., 224. to Me. per bar. Bimini watered, at about leet 114eday's prier. Eng lish, 294. to 416. per quarter; Betla, 240. to 88e.; other sorts, 21s. to 234. pre qr. Oars quiet at about lest Monday's prises. British, 204. to 284. psi qr. • Russian, 19e. to 224. per v. ; other Battle ports, 20e. to 284. per qr. Baase.-Baglish flora at tut Mondelt Prim. 114 70 1 an sualtered Usk, Na. le 40e.; narrow, Ow le 444. per qr. F l oc Ms. to Ma. per qr. Pans dull at lost M y's prices. English boll n, 40e. to 424.; Bog and gray, 35.. to 425.; fangs white, Us. Is 404. PLOATING CA110016.-01117 three grahrialen vessels were reported arrived at pone of Sall since last Friday t 2 make, I barley. A single eel. was ?spatial to•dah mg or 8a sated cargo. nod Barley, 2ls. 10d. per 4001tc, C.F.I. MUMMA INTO LONDON MOUNT& ITO Pia 11. MEWL .11115. RIO* sn =is& LO. OS UN et N. s us: gar NAL Flow. ea Mo. sob. ... 1I ..• - "'I 'iii iOlO .... WOO ear. a elfin 30 46 03 30 10 • MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. The foll;rVipTille ;ales are advertised for to-menew finger 300 hills. Barbados', 6,000 hags ilmerilles, 3,000 begs Singel, and 3,000 hap Stair' . COlN: 300 bags native Capon rice, 14,000 base liast ladle. Saltpetre: 900 hags. The operations in the private mired market have been limited since Friday. Bros' bee a steady appearerme. Corns.—This market fa Ann. TL.—The new seam'. ans Conran jest boded, are selling freely at high prices, 9s. 2d. to 9r. 44. SALTPIIII.-141ractka yt sold at 41a. ; a panel to .571,0 Ai 40a. Corrow.-400 balm sold. Rott.—Daastara sold at 2s. 2d. Foot TALLOW WARHET.—THIS DAT. The moan le steady. Pennbing T.C. on no to quoted 63e. 3d.; Nu& dew, i3o. ed. ; Apell SIC; Aprtl ant Noy, 630. ; Ault to Joao, 620. ed. to 620. October to Dorencter, les. ruaTioutAis 01 TALLOW, Medi an bowl pi Of MAL. iftln r4llO 5.074 Ditto tran w eack.,.. 111.2 91,119 memoir .0. poi elf MIL I.la. sa u DIU. Tows bat ........... " P. Pa N. arrival fat Yu .at mast Mad MOW/ ar ISM /r ant% sod de1=.241: era Rte whal Int w tresprbod fie aria EMU Min trisalla; ISO from MOW Ands; 404 IS olair piaasa—Sari. TN arta METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAREET. cram DAY.) The number of bmsts is smalls, then kw some lime put, yet tra4s is lot briek. Prices am about the mans ss on ldoaday last. The manlyof abizzliso:sarsla Wee, malt ; con sequently snide is active at We and is same !Waters an alfresco is realised. calves ars seem and dear. Prom Germany and Haled then are 300 beasts, 1,030 sheep and 78 calves. floatland, 400 Norfolk and Suffolk, 1,0001., end 140 frank the Medina and lildland mattes. ?senses dila •I. •IL Po Arad Ma s. 4. •L. los11••••••••• 414 I I 5r . L . 111141,46111s - - •••t libervboras - 4 • 4 yogis ....- 41. • Omni giallo bares- I 4 4 is . - Oars 4 I 1••• SNOW . 111611111 . 44 4 M the a half-brA ' . MO.hurls st mark* 3.80; awl www• sum; 11151.16 MU: OM BOROUGH HOP MARKBT.—(THIS DAT.) Malan Patten = and Slant tenet that there to so materiel shanties to settee ones last week. Peeee are tally malatained and One hope veep SCKOII. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Buddies Wed Halley, Ida.; Haswell ( ps). 13r. ; Tandeld Moor, 1211. ; Lambert's Esrll7, 14s. 9d.; Ward's W. Hanky, 14r.; Wylam, 144. ; Walk End Haswell, 19s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 19a. 6d.; Walls End Riddell's Hennas, 16e. 3d . ; Walla Rad Haigh Ball, 171. ; Walls End Whitworth, 14s. 6d.-26 chips at market. The purchase of horses at the late fairs at Ham burg sad its neighbourhood, sad the objections to their ex portation from Bavaria end other States, have *'reedy been noticed as indications of coming war. To thew, =loth= is now *died in reference to the exteosive tales of at Stettin end at other Baltic poets for early shipment to France and Italy, and which are undmetord to be for the supply of the Frisch and Sardinian maim A brazier at Toledo exhibits the sign of a golden eagle over his shop door. The =her days police function ary calla to 101 l Lim that when the King of Naples goateed his house t 3 go to St. Genus& be mutt either tithe down the sign or pot a veil over it, because the emblem would to diipleasisg to his If feisty. AMERICAN MAILL—The Canard mail steamer Canada MLA from Liverpool on Saturday with the mills foe North America and 60 palsengere, amongst whom wed Richard Cobden. Fast who visite the United States on pri vsto busine.s. The Cussed Compasy's stesmohip Jura sailed direct h ip Now York at the same tless, with • fel& cargo end a s mail. Nut Welnesitty the drew-ship of Baltimore, will sail for New by and on the kllow - L i ng &turd ,y she will be follessed by Hes Ewer" Tue MAIL SERTICS.—SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY. —The eresm-ship Behar, C. Field, left this day with the asual Bombay mile, 242,W in epee* and SS a mong whoa/are Captains Green and Glyn, and a l =te Hewitt, Nisbet, and Foster. The Avon may be looked for an Tuestay. The Pere, with the heavy portion of the Zest Jed= and Chloe mils, may be looked for oaths 16th. The La Plata will bring the next West India sad Pacific) mails, and may be expected en the 16th. The neat outward West ladle. mails will be conveyed on the 17th by the Pa rana. The Arno, with the American mate, is doe hen on the 17th. THS MOUNTAINS OF IRDlA.—Nepanl is not more then twenty miles on the earth, and t /1 mks distant on tli,. mt. Rarely, it.daed, do we are the magnificent fritoow.ak of mountain to which the Wandler is enclosed, for in lota r is for es I know, a deer day, such es lends enahaninient to as Alpine Iledecepn where every volley pinnacle, every mountain sits and farthest peek studs oat sharp sad brisith in the light pure sir. Is eaarzely knows. In summer the haze, the hest leer pora/e, beetling and wa•Mg and Mincing moss the wesry eyes, perplexes vroi o sad destroys per- Weise ; in winter there are donde, kgs and vapour , In the hills after the rains I bavo, =deal. men som e Eine clear days, bat never the disUnceness which anece each days is Switzerland or the French Freedmen !mutter. But occasionally and fora moment the v, i 1 It rated here, and we see the grandest mounta=s In the woad to seripg t o . wards 'leaven, and clad in dewing white. What haute Albert Smith will dewribe the glories of Dwalegirl, which we saw reseeding itself the other day, to which the samosa. of Slone Blanc wou!cl be bet a pow half-way benec in ite shier eight of nigh 27,f00 feet I-Letter from Time' cor ral/0010h -9 t