The Express. — London, England, 1860-08-15 00:00:00

$ IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSI OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.) The Sramuni took el chair tin!, iniUtes shoe 12 chink NEW WRIT. Oa the motion of Sir W. JOLLITIFT, a new writ was entered for West Cumberland. to MI the vacancy caused by the death of Major• General W MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED wirrs SISTER. air J. DUKE promoted a amber of petitions ia favour of the above object. PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Mr. MELLOR pre notice to cell the attention at the boa,. on Friday evening, to the reined of the House of Lords to entertain a bill from that house relating to savings' tent• and friendly societies, and the assumption by that house of the power of Ragtag and prescribing the time for the eueOderatios of bills from that house. (Hear, 11810 EXPLANATION. Mr. COXIXGRAM eutend into an explanstien of a statement he had made on the preceding evening in the discussion on the votes for MOSIMUMR, and said that he was now prepared to substantiate his statement by witnesses. The SPEAKER interfered, and said that the hon. gentle man was wholly out of order iu now bringing the matter before the house. The rubm of ileneficee Bill and the Endowed Chanties Bill were poetponed. (OUNTV CORONERS' BILL. The Lords' amendments to this bill were eoesidered and disagreed to, and a committee appointed to draw up rea sons for the ranee. SUPPLY.—REPORT. The report of the vista agreed to yesterday wee brought up atalreoeived. 'On the motion for going into committee of supply, Mr. ADDERLEY naked whether the government would proceed no late in the veveimi with the New Zealand Go vernment Bill. The boa. gentleman vms proceeding to dis cus. the provimioto of the bill, when The !WEAKER called him to order. The Lill had already been tied for a certain day. Mr. ADDERLEY would limply urge en the government to withdraw the bill. Mr. GRIFFITH said that it was quite a mockery of legislation to proceed with a hill of such importance at this period of the session. The few members who repteiwed in Wan to dispose of the business were doing so at the greatest possible sacrifice. (Hear, Lear.) No answer was given by any member of the government, and the house then went into committee of SUPPLY. On the grit vote, -- • 30,55 W. (including a small amount already voted) for the Commissioner. of Works and Public Buildings, Mr. AYRTON inquired what amount of work was pro posed to he done for this large sum in the next year. Mr. COWPER stated that flo,ooof. would be applied, under the direction of the board. f e the purchase of pro perty in Bridge-street, Westminster, and 15,000/. for the new foreign-4.4e.. During the past year the board had conipleted fifteen contract., ten sdes, and nine leases; they had also expended 459/. iu counsel's fees. (A laugh.) .tfter • few words from Mr. Griffith, Mr. W. Williams, and Mr. White. Mr. COW PER said the to amount the expenditure of which it cost the board 311).' . supervise included the sums voted for public bedding!, parts, palaces, probate court, Westminster approaches, situ, the house* of parlia ment, and the fiereigmoSce. The vote we. then wired to, aa wen the follow* 26,7831. for the cenuniariotans of woods, forests, sod land meaner ; sad 19,191 f. for the public record' sad state paper Mice. Ito the mat vote, 66,13611. for poor-law commissioners, Mr. W. WILLIAMS took objection to the item for in spectors. He considered their number larger than was DOCC.IIII TV. Mr. VILLIERS gave some explanation of the dation of the Atm. N.. part of the whole adasiaistration of the law was name ementsal to its props, working than that which was confided to the Bat an inquiry late the whole matter would take place seat semioa. Mr. E. JAMES said that the amount of A.,0001. far travel Lag 'spells*, of the impeetors was very large. Tbe vote mai then agreed to, as were amoral Doopposed vales. tin 6,4.11/. fee the beneehold el the Lord lieutenant u( Ireland, Mr. W. WILLIAMS objected that many of the Bents comprimid in tins vote were unnecessary. There were masters of the hone, gentlemen io waiting, and all the paraphernalia of a roust He thought that most of the duties might be performed by the very able Secretary for behind (A. laugh.) Mr. VANCE ilrfendal the vote. 11r. F. JAMES objected to throwing away public money oe this morkety of royalty. The vote iocluded charges for kettle-drummer, aiagioug-mes s Cork herald, Athlone pot , turncoat —liaughter)—ead others ; and it would not be fair to throw all three duties cm the secretary for Ireland. (Laughter.) Mr. LONGFIELD contended that the meant, were in ri.dity small. The " geotleforn in waiting" were satisfied with 144/. (Hear, bear.) But he found that the desire for economy was always aunt dna* exhibited is reference to measures for Ireland. Mr. vriLLlAms moved that the vote should be re. dared by 1,574/., the amount appropriated to 15 Queen's plates to be run fur at different races. Mr. V. bCULLY wintitte.l that many of the Reels of expenditure included in the rote were supremely ridiculoes, but thought that the vote ought not to be 6imutinu.ed without Ireland's obtaining an equivalent. In soevnbuice with the recommendation of Mr. Card. well, the aniewlinent was withdrawn ; and after some further diaeusaion the vote was weed to. Ou the vote of 16,084/. to defray the salaries end en pon.c+ of the offices of Chief demetary for Ireland in Dublin and Landon, Mr. W. WILLIAMS complained of the item for fuel for the Chief Secretary for Ireland, namely, 425 f.; and the item .4 373 f. for fuel for the Under-Sceretury, and proposed to reduce cacti by AA A% Colonel FRENCH mid the bun. gentleman ought not to deprive the public offices of the means of comfort. Mr. WILLIAMS ultimately withdrew him amendment. In a discussion which eusued, Mr. CARDWELL reminded the committee that thereto had recently been reduced from 22,7AXV. to the present amount. Theiioto was agreed to. the vote of 5,400(. to complete the sum of 7,5001. necessuy to defray the charge for salaries in the office of paviniuder of the civil service in Ireland, M. V SCULLY proposed to reduce the amount by 1,000 f., that being the former salary of the office of pap twirler. which was now vacant, and which it had been un derstood was nut to be filled up. The retention of the money would be a great temptation to till up the cake. the G. C. LEWIS did Dot think the whole amount of the salary could be saved ; sane economical arrangement would prolvio:z h e made. Mr. ully's amendment was agreed to, and 4,400(. voted. [Left sitting.' LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Coaintimineer Ans.) IN PI lIIVOCIUDGL _ A petition hors been pre s euted to annul the bankruptcy of Hooey SI • , a bulkier, in the North-rand, Brixton, the ousounhaioner gave judgment se follows upon the ques tion : This was an application nude to me by one Rowland in the matter of Muggeridge, a bankrupt, asking me to annul the bankruptcy of Muggeridge, as haying been gut up fur the fraudulent purpose of defeating or embarrassing the presediort of Itowlitod to adores hie rights uniortgageo. The fact. appear to be in substaoce these :—Mieggeridge was • speculative builder, and at different times took land from a Mr. /Waren and other persons for building purposes. In August, lsl . t, he got some land for 71 yews in whit* several persons were inter. 'steal as owners. In January, 1144, he gut some Lint from one i r oner. for seventy years, and in November, 1544, he g. 4 some land from Reopen for ninety-five years. Upon all these lands Yu = eridge proceeded to build, and to enable him to pay his way he made money arrangement" with one Rowland, the result of which is that he now owes Rowland 1,400 e. or 1,500/., which be istbuiteumabletopty, butter which Rowland holds security on the lands. Ituggeridge is. is fact, • pauper. As the law atands a ruined trader cannot make himself bankrupt oaks' he shows probable smote to the amount of 1501. Muggeridge could not show 1501. .4 assets He MIS therefore disabled from ailopt iag the proper coneys, that of making himself bankrupt, but a creditor, 1 mouse • friend, who felt for his misfortunes, has come forward, and as petitiouing creditor made him bankrupt. The tuna' pro ceeding. hare taken place. The bankrupt has rendered the usual accouuts. Nome his come forward to challenge them, and mate that (Lev are either false or erroneous, and all that can he add against him or them is that they show a consi derable amount of indebtedness, and substantially no assets. Generally spinkieg, Aim is • very unfavourable ewe .4 thits,,,,'lttit I think that this is an exceptional cue. It seems to me that the bankrupt has fallen lions cos'," which he could not control arising out of ineepl the* incident to dealings with lauds and titles to look for building parpns, end as I have no doulct that Le i. imlu.trwue, and has fallen throu.sh min. fortune, I shall give him a second-ekes certifiable if he acts properly ; hut although I shall give him • secomlsdats certificate at the proper time. I shall ugly db *. if he *o.ste b. the utniost of his power M getting the better of e...mpli,uti , eis which mat with reference to the proven. ou which he has been building and who!, Is , or lhaokley, the assignee, has 11141110 legal oe einotable interest of whir'. either may make a bad use el' 40 li'.. u.r. I shall .leeble nothing at pre: pent a• lo• the aprlicAtine ,auk by Mr. Rowland to maul the mal nothing es to liaggetidge's application for his ceruthut... I shall costume the baskropt's protection as 1.4•1 g as I think ho le acting with a Macrae to g e t the perms. iatet.steel in the property built to oat the difficultly. in wlsKik threw , . aavolveal, but if I think hr i. aotim, improperly 1 %l it deal with him acardieglv. He w,ll 01. well to take the ash ire o f Mr. c. w . o . the assigue, whenever he fil .14 himself in a difficulty as to whet lie ought to do, or be may apply to me. I decide t 1 at present ova Rowlead's spipleV Bpd to the oknipt's Yr. Batley said the juagmeut decaleg Paling and Ms Honour to dismiss the petition, or do oesedsise of-a definite character. _ _ Hi Honour retuned to do aught else than be bed ex- Cshit intention to The matter sight, however. le ac e i tioned again when he returned from Gonamay, it the wilee felt so drapceed. (Laughter.) THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1860. IN RE BrItHELC AND WiLiZa. Assignee% were chosen yesterday in the sae of these bankrupts, who were stew.het-nraufnetwrers in Wood strevt, Cheapeide. The figures then stated were merely a rough euiniste of the delis and liabilities The following is u pmliniinary statement of their affairs which has been furnished by Messrs. Goodehap and Trier, the accomatents employed in the case, to Mr. Oman, the of assignee. Dr. Due to creditors unsecured, 10,337/. 7s. &L • lia bilities r eceivable, of which about 1,C3t1/. is expectd to rank upon their estate, 6,9961. &Ad. Total, 17,301/. 15a. 9d. Assets : Good debts, 1,4981. 2a. ; property, estimated value, 3,9611. 3s. Bd. Total, 5,4561. ss. 9d. Mr. Vienna remarked that it was probable that net more than 1,0001. would be reelived. The Commissiener—How is it that the assets are IPD diminished in the conies of realisation! Mr. Canaan—The stock consists principally of straw hats and bonnets, sod those an articles which fetch a very small price in navy weather. (A high.) CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before Mr. Coesraisioner Kerr.) Williams GlOdfrry Youngman, who stands charged with the horrible sence of warden at Wahearth, was placed at the bar to plead. The prisoner was carefully and well dressed, and appeared gait. unconcerned. He *laded not guilty to the whole of the charges in a firm and collected tone. At present it is understood that the trial will come on to. morrow (Thursday) morning, but in all probability another application will be made in reference to the case. (Before Mr. Justice Williams.) Mr. F. H. Lewis applied to the court to postpone the trial of the two warden of the Caney Hatch Lunatic Asylum, Vivian and Slater, who are charged with the manslaughter of one of the inmates, to the next session. Mr. Sleigh, who is instructed with Mr. Serjeaat Ijallan tine to conduct the proecutioe, did not oppose the appli cation, and the trial was acconlisgly ordered to stand over to the September sessions. Wok. Woodcock, :34, and Jana lace, 22 (both letter carrion), pleaded guilty to stealing nine letters, sad were sentenced—Woodcock to six and Ince to four years' penal servitude. Sophia Payne, 47, was charged with the manslaughter of her child, John Payee. In this case it will be rememb. red the pr er wee charged with causing the death of her child by starvation and neglect, but the grand jury ignored the bilL No evidence was offered upon the coroner's inquisition, and the jury consequently returned a verdict of Nut Guilty. NEW COURT. Yr. Justice Willes.) . . . . Willie.. Writ 4 34, letter-carrier, was indicted for steal ing • port letter. Mr. Clark and Mr. Metcalfe persecuted. The prisoner had been one of the carriers belonging to the Pimlico branch, and several lotto's on hie beat having been stolen, • teat letter, containing • half.soverrign and a two-dollar piece, was given to him. This letter wag oat deheeraid, and, prisoner being questioned, he produced some from ho, pocket, amongst which were some marked coins in the teat letter. n ' he primer was towel 0 dilty, and sentenced to four yetne pan/ merited*. THE POLICE OOURTS. (THIS DAY.) CLERKENTWELL. 1111LTAL AIULAULT 05 nil POLICII—COIMITTAL PON TRIAL A strew, daterminedlooking young man who pre the name of Witham Iluptina, a labourer, residing in Baldwin 's- Gray's-inn-lane, was placed at the bar, before Mr. C d n:ltd, charged with committing a very brutal assault on Police-constable Hill, R':2o, in the execution of his duty. The coostalde, who • in the witeaushox with his head enveloped in end his face and eyes much bruised and blackened, said that yesterday afternoon the prisoner was in Baldwin's-garden the worse for liquor, and making a great dietarbance. The constable asked him to go away, when the prisoner seized him by the writ and threw him down with great force. While be was no the ground the prisoner struck him in the face =vend times, and then getting up, kicked the constable on the face and head. Furtliir assi,t• earn having arrived, the prisoner was conveyed to the station, on the way to which the prisoner was very violent. The constable now felt peat =b, and blood had been coming front his coca. The prisoner has before been in custody, and hail • mouth's hard labour for assaulting the police. This evidence was confirmed by a gentleman of the nine of Holman, who assisted the constable, and who Mr. Mans field thanked for his courageotia conduct. The prisoner denied the charge, and said the constable first assaulted hint Mr. Mansfield said the prisoner's °Deduct was most on mealy, oowardly, and 'Meanly, and he should commit him to the maniocs for trial. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT A JEWELLERS ON NEWINOTON CAUSEWAY. This morning information was received at the Stews-end police-station, Southwark, of one of the niiot extensive roldieries that had been committed in the district of the Southwark police -tour, for many yearn. The scene of the depredation war in the must public part of Newington-causeway, where there are eeoenlly two or three policeuteu always on duty, hut the thieves sun. ceeded in stealing gull chains and valuable property, woi.h upwards of .10,W., from the shop window of Mr. Solomon Myers, gehlemith and jeweller, and getting clear off with their booty. Tile robbery was not discovered until about eight o'clock this morning, when Mr. Myers was pulling down the shutters , and he then discovered that the plate glare wee broken, and that the window was cleared of all the chains which lust hung near the traders. Oa examining the shutter, he found a hole had been bored through, and by that means, with a low; wire, the thieves hot succeeded in dra4ing the goods out. Mr. Myen's is a double fronted shop, and the theive+ most have concocted the robbery some time before. hand, as they only plundered the window were the jewel. levy hung sad was easy of pulling through. At present there is not the least trace of the thieves. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. VDT =CCM TICLOGRAPIL) EGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) BARON'S' STAKES. Six furless/. Stella, Nemesis, Rupert, Warrior, Outdate c, Parapet, Malta, Selina f, and Nutbush are here. QUEEN'S PLATE. Two miles 240 yards. Blue Jacket, Defender, nabs, Sealy M•Pherson, Niger, Brine, Rattlesnake, Merrimac, and Pitman are here. ENTRY FOR TOWN PLATE. Half ► mite. Man Friday, s sd,loSt7 tl;;For;sl76 yrs, get 41b ; New Brighton, aged, est 1016; Fractious, aged, Set 71b ; Zitella, 4 yrs, list 51b ; Cootract z 4 yra, oet 216 ; Cootaatioe, 5 yrs, 7st 121 h; Clio, 3 yrs, iat 121 b; Hattie make, 3 yrs, 7st 10tb ; &aloe, 3 ps, 7st 51b ; The Nun, 3 yrs, 7st ; Von Stroom, 3 a p .. 7st ; Emotion, 4 yrs, let ; Time* 3E; lade:, bet 121 b; Codied, 3 yrs, Est 121 b ; 3 yrs, Cost 1 b ; by Mayor of Ha ll , 3ps, est 71b ; f, 3 yrs, tist 41b ; Morello, 2 yrs, bit Lill2ll t 2 ps, sst 1246 ; Methods, 2 yrs, sst 101 b ; Clotilde c, 2 yrs, sst llb ; Psrapet, 2 pa, sst 71b ; Lady Margaret, 2 yrs, sst 41b; Teddingtos f, 2 yrs, sst. OTHLS ARRIV filly, The Nun, Nunnery, Wee, Dim, Neweartie, and Mabel filly. DEATH or A YOtso LADY 71031 EATING LOBSTER AND iCO4. —A painful feeling has been excited in the neighbourhood of Wolverhampton and Tettenhall by the decease, at the curly age of Be, of Miss Georgina Cope, second daughter of George Cope, Est.. of Comp ton, which took place, after a few honrs' illness, at her father's residence on Wednesday last. The deceased was present at a private party in the 'mbar's!' of Wolverhamp ton on the previous evening, and partook of l o bster and ices, which It is believed acted injuriously on a disordered stomach, and 10l on the following morning to a series of attacks of epilepsy, which terniinat".l in apoplexy end death. Mr. Moralism, surgeon, of this town, was in early attendance, and all that medical skill and science could de vise was brought to bear upon the melancholy ease, but un happily without effect. TM premature death of the de ceased, who was much respected for her great amiability of disposition, will be deeply deplored by a large circl e d friends.— Irererh'lmilms Chrontele. ' . AVZ BETNYYZ A N HOME AND A RAILWAY TEA IN. The Sport relates a curious incideut which lately occurred at Chantilly. A thoroughbred colt, eighteen mouths old, bekoging to Count d'llledonville, got on the railroad just as a traiu was condeg or, rod being frightened by the mane pilloped no before it as far as Orey, a distance of three nailer. There the colt ran to the side of the road, and when the train had passed galloped after it and did not stop until it had arrived at Laivtrht-‘, a distance of six mks from the first point of darting. j 4811; LIBTB.-r.7'HI a DS.L Two o'Cloox. , . The raffivay share into -day is heaiY,' in sympathy with the decline in Consols. Most of the leading stocks are littoted / per cent. lower than at foar o'clock yesterday, but ea the prices are now for the new account, the reduction is in reality more considerable. London and North Western stock is now qtotel 1021 to 1 ; Great Western, 721 to / ; Midland, 130 to }; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 1091 to 110 k, being com paratively steady ; South Eastern, 891 to 90 Eeetern Counties, 56 to t ; and Caledonian, 931 to 941. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quiet, at Ito Of did . Pernambuco are marked 21 did. The inquiry for the Canadian shares is limited. East Imams Railway stook is rather offered. UILDILNAZY IMAM AND STOCK& RAlLwan, ClOsing PION WIG Wits, I yesterday. I tor pm. •-•— • - -• • 1ar5.,1441. Blzkjitaftr ae ZYZ Illsokbeis KOband Tyr Bodo" lisarll3lll4.C BMA.' and Szdrie Caledasisa 8 SI /0 1111 11 1 111 4 I tot iss os so : .111141rn w kj♦ao &moal* Da 11p.e. 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Azad per cent Weise goa. 4p. cent Do. Yc 4 = p. t e. todeaDortla 4 gtousp.e. Do. do. 116p.0. Do. do. Cep.e. Weide& Mammy 6p. e. Do. do. tad do. Do. Norp 6 p. et. Pref. IDo.do.perp. 6 p.a. pref. 100 100 100 100 100 _S 6 2 99 101 114 116 105 116 112 116 111 113 117 320 81 83 112 114 79 80 118 110 112 114 106 108 87 89 109 109 1911 91 91 911 10 - 2 191 10 104 17 111 104 11 77 . 70 137 13 139 IN 1141 116 i 11y 1161 133 143 1114 1104 101 104 U 2 156 110 134 0 70 0e 211 117 11111 vt :4 sil '4 14 41 5 14 Ile 128 t oro 09 /1 * P Ol 139 W 104 100 OS Pt i Ms i MI } dim # pla 13 24 73 TS 113 124 133 135 _ _ 14 111 941 249 104 186 104 100 91 93 100 102 88 A 28 te asi 96 9 33 SA 48 81 150 133 127 . 12! 121 12 pylon. I Wm. 112 114 10 112 VOREION ZAILWAYS. all !Antwerp a Utterisin all Ardennes off SI Beiladbfklfra.L.lp.s 11olsit all Mogen to Grahame; ell , Quentanz Mine elan itt 'c l "P lxtention IS Dutch Rhenish all Eastern of France • Od. Russian gun. 6. p.c all Ot. Central of Fraud all Gt. Luzembg. Coast. Ws all Italian Junction all Lake Constance & Saks all Liens and noshes& all Lyme and OSINITIL all Warta Antonia all Nant.dllegs I By the all Do. ep.e.Prf. Beig.gov. all Northern of Prance 15 Do. New Shares all Norwegian Trunk Pref. all Paris. Lyons. and &edit W Patio and Orleans 13 {Recife and S. Francisco (Pertuirobnco) g. 7p. a. le 'Alga and Dnnaburg all 'loin and Frascati W loyal twist W Royal Swedish di Do. 7 per cent • Sombre and Mean all • Do, 5i per cent. Pref • SanPatdo 1 Int.)g. 7 wet .8 Aunt Lorn•Venettaa W 'Flonthern of Francs ▪ West 'ganders Ml' Do 6i per amt. ha ▪ ,Weet, &B.W. of Franc* , Widern of Austria all 'Wiesbaden I oil li it te 2 di 6 if Ms 1116 66 N 19e 14 111. 114 II 9 St* SI4 1 IS 99 It 2 alai 14 If e die 9 6 es 13 I" 6 iti it WA - 117. ill o.Luxembourg 6p. cent. all Do. Issued at Lit.... jombardo.Venet. S P.C. North. ot France(Boulogne 3p.p. ct. Do. ) ct. sit Do. (lateCharlero:Bl p.c. all Parlskj,yons 5 percent, all Do. New S per cent.. all RoyallSwedlsh spercent all Southern of Francet p.c. alt Victor Emmanuel Ep. c. all W.&N.W.ot Erancellp.c. BR.MBIII au an an LuLwAra lolimee..." _ _A Da NOW D.r •: D .. J•kt iL iats, - Dadin TADsdkinagos Onion =or ant Masa Do. isiendon l Do. habalare Do. 6 p. al do. Do. 4 p. at Debut Degas Os Yaboame Grand yank al Okada Do. d - itor at:Prof. Do. doo.Pref . nct.Bc Do. 0 per ct. Debont.. Do. 7 pot ct. ... Do. do. 1967.... Do. do. 1971.... heat Indian Peninsula Do. New It. 8. of In c Ll 4 l , 41 . 6 et 11.Weat Do - hew - - - - - - Do. do. 4 7 - Dal{ p.et.D46,pa.f7 Madras Guar. per ct. Do. do. 6 per ot. Do. df per et. Do. Mk Krim d 0... Molb.Corp.6p. et. P - N. Drwswlck & r claim A cap. oh. Do. do. Land do Do. do. B asp. do Do. do. Load do to!! . (11zoltod) ....t 17 17- Do.luL l'en Vrotfft. g. Trinlelad.llmited. ftip tlol.Oov.6p.e.Jad*JLL 100 Do. 6 per cent., 1879 lOO Do. 6par cent. 1889 lOO Do. 6 per coot., 1888 lOO Do. 6 per es. lob.dAng 100 Do. lona. Mar.& Sop 100 Do. 6 per tout. lOO Do. do. Scrip.— . 68 New Bamovr.Gov.6 pct. 100 N. 11. Widoelv. 5p c. 1866 103 Do. 6 p. e.,1671 to 1876 100 Do. 9 p. 0, 1888 Nova Sodas 6 p. ot. 94 Deb. rodosis. 1879 lOO 8. Aust. 00v.6 p.c. Hoods 100 191 c. Ov. 6p. e.las.tJoly 100 Do. do.llp.o.Ape.loo/. 100 101,111:11f OBLIGAI . 4 KONEY MARKET.-THIN DAI. Two O'CLOCK. 'fro - 7? - 1 die -07at-7iZ;j The intelligence Are ve the threatening attitude of Austria towards th national movement in Italy caused a fresh fall fully 1 per cent, in the English funds this morning.: The market is now rather firmer than at en earlier period of the day, but Consols are still quoted 1 to L. per cent, lower than yesterday afternoon. The rail way share market, in which the settlement is in full progress, is likewise weaker in sympathy. Consols are officially marked 93, 921, 9 31, and 94 for money, and 9n and 93 for the account. The present quotations are 94 to 93 for money, and 93 to 1 for the 6th of September. The official business report is as follows : Bank Stock, 232 ; I Three per Cents. Reduced, 93j, 1 ; New Three per Cents, 931, 1, 1 ; India Stock, 217, 9181, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1859, 104, 1031; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 961 ; ditto Bonds, 45., 88., die. • Exchequer Bills, 6s. to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull. Turkish bonds remain flat : the issue of 1854 is quoted 751 to 1, and that of 1838, 64 to 1. As regards other descriptions there is little change in price. Sales are recorded as follows : —Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 441 ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 941 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 83 ; ditto for account, 831 ; Spanish Three per Ceuta., 481; the Com mittee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, 601, ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 101 ex div. It appears from the statements made in the House of Commons on Monday night by Sir C. Wood that the immediate deficiency in the Indian treasury is to be met by means of the current balances and by payments on account of the capital of the railway companies. The Indian Secretary, therefore, takes power to raise a loan of 3,000,0001., "merely by way of precaution," lest he should run short during the recess. Apart, however, from the question of the error involved in the custom of diverting the payments on account of Indian railway capital from their legitimate object, it is perceived that the effect upon the money market here must be precisely the same whether the sum required be raised by means of guaranteed railway debentures or by a distinct loan. The discount market yesterday was less easy. The rates in the open market may be considered equal to those of the Bank. Much caution is displayed, particularly as regards long engagements, owing partly to the weather. The business at the Bank was to a fair extent. The 84,0001. in gold by the Africa, and the 30,0001. by the Seine, will be sent abroad. The Gibraltar will take to-day about 60,000 e. for Cadiz. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally firm. The only alteration worthy of notice was a decided movement against Austria. The rates are shown below : imsteedam, 3 months, 11.16) to ; ditto, short, u. 11.14) 1 to 151 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, i6i to 17 ; Antwerp, 3' month, 25.30 to 5 ; Hamburg him haw* 3 months. 13.6 to 1 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.10 to 171 • ditto, 3 months, '25.36 to 40; Prankfort-on-theMaine 3 'months, 117) to ; Petersburg (per rouble), 3 months, Ste 35 ; Vienna (att. So.), 3 months, 13.25 to 30; Trieste ditto, 3 mouths, 13.23 to 30 ; Madrid, 3 months, 49) to ) ; Cadir., 3 month, 494 to j ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.40 to 2i ; Genoa, 3 swaths, 25.40 to 2) " • Naples, 3 months, &O) to g ; Lis bon, 90 days, 52g to 53 ; Oporto, 90 days, 53 to ). At Liverpool yesterday the sales of cotton amounted to 10,000 bales. The market is described as "very firm." The accounts just received from Point de Galle by the Peninsular and Oriental Company state that altopther79oboxes of specie,worth about 205,00(1., had been raised from the wreck of the Malabar. The next mail is expected to bring intelligence of the recovery . of the residue-77,000 1. Failures in the leather trade continue to take place. The suspension was announced yesterday of Messrs. Poole and Co., boot and shoe manufac turers, of Northampton, with liabilities to the amount of about 20,0001. The accountants em ployed are Messrs. Quitter, Ball, Jay, and Co. _ _ _ _ A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Mr. E. H. Strange,. of Ampthill. The liabilities amount to 15,1201., and the assets to 4,7961. Mr. Strange was formerly agent of Messrs. Sharpies and Co., bankers, of Hitchen, and has carried on business for years as a grocer and draper, at the same time combining the functions of a banker, by receiving deposits, varying from 51. to 9001. Amongst these depositors are servants, governesses, Arc. The cre ditors on deposit accounts now claim 11,879/. Mr. Strange has really been insolvent for years, and his books have been badly kept. The funds placed at his disposal, however, enabled him to go on until the beginning of the present month. It was resolved that the estate shall be wound up under a deed of assignment. Mr. Strange was also treasurer of the Ampthill Savings Bank, but the deposits are guaranteed by two trustees, one of whom, however, died last week. The proposed dividend on the stock of the Cale donian Railway Company is officially announced at the rate of 4} per sent per annum, with a surplus of about 7,0001.,' against 3/ per cent, per annum at the corresponding period of 1859. The directors of the Agra Bank have announced a dividend of 21. 10s. per share for the six months ending the 30th June, ou amount of profits of the current year. At the adjourned meeting of the East Anglian Railways Company yesterday, the motion for • committee of investigation, which was submitted at the special meeting on the 9th inst., was negatived by a narrow majority of votes. The following shows the result of the poll, both personal and by proxy. It will be seen that a majority of the pro prietors who took an active part in the question, particularly of those interested in the ordinary I stock, were in favour of the appointment of a committee. Against the appointment of a Committee. Ordinary A 6 per Ct. A 7 per et. B Block. Ato k. St.a. C Stock. Votes. 1 — Votes. £ Votes. k -- Votes. 2022 8 2A02 14600 548 4048 973 03222 2710 1792.1 1017 For the appoiotmeotof a Committee. L Vasa. L Votes. C Votes. Z Votes. t Votes. 367591 400 4940 237 1645 149 Z 1199 1436 20238 1123 Total. -•- rioittetere abek. Votes. Against the appointment of a Committee Zit $22,010 .. 7,378 Yoe the appointment of a Committee 4211,616 .. 0.966 Majority ot rotas sgalast the notice 4OB There were offers yesterday of 2k dollars for every 5 dollars of the cancelled bonds scrip of the Illinois Central Railway Company. As regards claim to dividend, and iu every other respect, this paper ranks equally with the shares to the com pany, except that it is not entitled to participate in future distributions of cancelled bonds scrip The half-yearly dividend is advertised on Five per Cent. stock. TUESDAY Erato!la. Consols, which closed yesterday at 93} to for the Gth of September, opened this morning at the same quotation, delined to 93f, " sellers," and closed at exactly in, or 93 3-16 to 5-16. For money the last price was 93 to The official busi neas report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money 931, 93 ; ditto for account (Septem ber 0), 94 1 , 1 1, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 9311, tant; ew Three per Cents., Int I, }, ; Mock, 230} ; India Stock, 219, 218$, 217 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 1859, 104 1031, 104 i ; ditto Bonds , 4s. die . ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 102 i, 102. The Indian Five per Ceut. Stock of 1859 was rather firmer, being marked 103' to 104 for money. The rupee paper was quiet. Exchequer Bills re• main quoted at 35. to 6s. prem. A moderate amount of business was done in the foreign stock market. Prices experienced little alteration. Perm: ultimo Railway slcaTw were offered this afternoon, at 2!. di.. About th, per re of ac crued interest is included in Chia price. gaty jkiii4gos_ were heavy to-day: London Chartered Australia were inquired for. National Provinciid Bank of England were marked 98g. Red Sea Telegraph games remain fiat. Lon don Oeteral Onoubup, Madras Irrigation, and Netherlands Laud Preference were all rather more offered. Oriental Inland Steam A shares were marked 11 ((id. paid). The closing quotations for shares in new undertaking% wereas follow :—Ocean Marine Inbar -1 wee, 24 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to 1 row. 3 1 0 1 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, 7-11 ; Universal Marine Insurance, to 5-111 die.: Gellivara Company (SwedeL), 1 to prem. ; Labnau Coal, to prem. ; and City of Loudon Brewery Preference, 2 to 3 prem. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cluoz. In the mining market 'to-day the attention of the dealers is partly occupied with preparations for the settlement. In the Stock Exelialige Providence shares are officially marked 4 fi i, mid Wheal Buller, 86. The other transactions have been chiefly in shares in East Basset, West Frances, North Treskerby, East Caradou, and Alfred Consols. ' St. John del Rey Mining shares are in demand, and are marked 27. Other foreign as well as mii.ing s.icurities are quiet. English mid A.ts tralian Copper have been dealt in at 21. A fall of d. per lb. took place yeaterilay in mana factured, and 41. 10F. per ton in iumianufactiired copper. Present quotations are reported at fol lows by Messrs. Sims, Willyams, Nevill, and Co. : Manufactured copper, lid. per lb. • tough cake and tile, 981. per ton ; best selected, 101/. per ton ; yellow metal, tid. per lb. - • • •• . . - At !:r.rth Wheal Providence meeting yesterday, the r.e. counts showed a credit balance of 774/. 140. 2d. At Trcloweth Mine meeting yeiterday, the accounts showed a debit balance et 1,560/. A call of tie. per share was mule. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANK-(THIS DAY. ) The weather keeps moat unpropitious fur the crops; instead of strong sunshine, there is at best but partial and clouded Oin.pszs of the sun, with further falls of rain ; and fears may, therefore, well be entertained as to the fate of the harvest. Letters from Yorkshire state that a good deal of hay is spoiling on the ground, as ou account of the constant and. heavy rains it could not be carted and stacked. There are great complaint: about the miserable state of the hop plantations front excessive wet. The Kapp:) , to this market continues very contracted of home grown corn of all descriptions, and no Scotch or Irish reported this week. The foreign supplies are this week very moderate, with the exception of flour, which is liberal of American, French, and Spanish wheat, Russian, American, and Black Sea; a , :Fr carg o of lxtrley from Constantinople • and oats, y Roman and Mediterraman. The 'trade in Engl wheat to day is very dull at Monday's prices. Foreign steady. Liverpool market yesterday again 'dearer for wheat and most other descriptions of grain. Barley dull. Oats are very firm this moraine, although not much doing. Penns and peas unaltered, excepting white peas, which are Is. to 2s. dearer than last week. The flour trade was lifeless, sellers asking 425., but very little doing at that quotation. In other descriptions there was but little doing either. Americans are worth 295. to 30s. per barrel. French and Spanish, 475. per sack. FLOATING CARDOEN.-At port. , of call there are on este 7 cargoes of wheat, 5 maize, I barley, and lof oats. Sellers are asking rather more money, which cheeks business. WbRAT.-English : Essex and Kent, white, 50s, to 664. ditlo, fine, 565. to 625. ; ditto red, 50s. to 54, ditto, fine, 545. to Ste.; Norfolk, zed, 525. to s;a; ditto, fine, 625. per qr. • Foreign Di:ntaic, 58s. to 605.; ditto high, 645.• Kosigaberg and Rostock, 60s. to 623., per 4941 b. ; American white, 58e. to 60a; ditto red, 5Se. iLtRLDT.-English malting, 325. to 313.; grinding, 28s. to 30,1 ; 20w. to 325. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 276. to 32e.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 325. MALT.-nglish, Essex and Norfolk. 545. to 575. ; fine, Ws.; Kingston and town made, 498. to 605.; fine, 60sto 725.; brown, 50s. to Sts. oAnt.-English feed, 225. to 23e. ; potatoe, 233. to 30s. ; foreign, 20c to 265. RiE.-306. to 31.. EZANS.—English tick. 394. to 410. ; harrow, Mt. to 468. ; pig* , n, 47e. to NM. ; foreign, 354. to 43a. YE as.—English boilers, 37a. to 42a.; maple, 40a. to 41a.; grey, 37.. to a.; foreign, 37a. to 414. FLOUR.—English town, 495. to 54e.; country, 47e. to4fia.; houreholda, 43e. to 47a.; Norfol% and Suffolk, 41a. to 42a.; French, 43a. to 471. per sack ; American, 238. to 30e. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUG.I3 TO AUG. 11. English and Scotch. Irish. Foreo. 530 i •• • • I ros e Wbeat Barley (late.. 1310 Malt Lnelien Seek Flour MO anent.; ( reig n F Float 11871 barrels and 4440 sacks. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY. ) SCOAL—The public edes aro going off without spirit at yesterday's prices. Refined—Tuffs nuuket dull, and GL lower than last Friday. COFFEE. —The public sale of Plantation Ceylon i• pro gressing steadily. TEA.—No sales of itnportaoce 'riveted. Rtes.—The demand is less active than last week, Lut quotations are unaltered. Rte.—Prim are tinily supported. SALTPETRE continuos steady. Cocanrem. sold heavily, at full, id. decline. ('arrow-900 tries sold at previous mks. Markets generally quiet today. - 4 5 75 55 ii 76 918 i inn 2 41. 4 , 114 . N 100 le 1111: 100 104 1021 41 U 31 90 02 71 74 64 68 04 68 62 743 62 55 47* Ss 72 914 81 ! 8 di. 47 as rr 96 97 93 99 84 99 94 i 9 4 dis 51.800ga II V 5 V 1 ni 4 ! 5 i i 106 106 99 100 90 100 9 4 09 k 1914 107; 107 109 lioo look 1 1 10 110 is llt 300.410. 84 Carnmerclal lOO 154,000 i 84. Do. 4p. at. Prof., MIL 100 ;086,663 81. tad and W 44110014 lOO 4638.310 84. Loadon lOO LWOW 84 131. Katharine 360,006 94 ecoatliampton lOO 30 6 00 84 not 10 De. Now 1 tome ; ft 01.1forth.4p.a.lazdaaly 100 MASS' 14. 100Rolk4p.allar.t804. 00 82,431 M. N.lut 4p.atJaa.*July 100 61%000 04. Ozt.Wore ite.44p.o do. 10 V 34. 114011412 N. NAIL 4D. et 100 BRITISH lIMBS. Seo l. 1,41! f A 4,11 Ooes. British stun Clitiard Der. O. Ote. (Tavistk ) East Band (Mem) rut Dorados &Wk. Rased (Tavistk ) Onus War I Ilk Maya 001 St Battik d ( Taigas Wye.Alfre C. Vat (ilehica) Orenvills lisroerstroot Hlngston Downs Lady Bertha t (Uny Labatt). Nor: Downs N. Frances ( ) N. Wd Basset (Mown) North Wheal Crotty . Par Coos. (Bi. Masai . Providence (U. Want). Sortaides Coo. Yid Co. S. Camden . 8. (hen Brea (Illogen Cleer). ) . B. Devon Iron W. in It Oen ng (Liss 8. W. Frances (Logan) Park &ray TantariaLttLeadl/n.C. Tin Croft Vale el Towtarnir4) West Basest ) W. Cambia ) West Beton Oil :: s it i •:: ga01.64 .: . 4C 7 0131 1,6001 .. i,iiiil ii 1L!901 .. 4"61 116,004 1 0. 0170 00011 1, 10 i;bii~ :: 6!21 .: j£i%w itiZod rt. 46. W iii 12.18.0 5.11 81.116. 41.86.6 d 1.8.6. .le! ii: lAA lf 10.0.7. . Hat 1 ▪ 1 MO 130 410 010 110 .1:66 ▪ 10 11 14 El 13. i 14 , :iii!.1 1111 1113. - !kL i -- K 3 4 & 6 li i 13 ei n 46 47 If If 190 296 16 2) if 100 IL I.6iii :: i,oui .. ii -ii 45 1 WL land Meal Bailer W WI L EctererrelleeL WL Kitty (Va. LONA) Wheel Men Ana (liathenioe) vn‘ Kreitman (Llek i t 14 184 id 06 LIS xd JOINT STOCK Lit. 196 155 139, 1871 16 If 90 14 14 9 1 94 25 24 IS 2 se Na I ft. I 86i1i43. I Pd. 141 ;Mesa I bales. 10.0091 100 Agra and U. Sec. Beek . 101 - - - WOO 40 Australasla all 68 70 - 10,000 16 Bank of Egypt - 6,000 100 lank of London 6O SS 63 xd -xd 60,000 10 Busk ot N. Tinker 3 If I} slue - 20,000 60 Braids Americo - 34.100 10 Chart Bank of Ll* Amtralla. and Mina . ali 10 101 - 10,000 1 26 Clirted. Mere. el Ind* Loa., and Cldas in n 44 - 6 000, 100 City 110,0061 100 Cassia' - - - 10,00010.11 Coos. MOutada 26,000 , 100 Com. of London - Id 16,000 1 60 .1 SeoUtAusl,Chartd all 161 16 id -ad 80,0001 20 . Bask al Switzerland all - - - 86,000, 10 Loa. CIL Dank of AuMe - ISA®. 60 lamina and Omar , - - - 00,0001 60 Lad= Mat 9Mck - 10 - - SW 10,000 i 20 Inniks a Bosnia (deka& 1 1 01 dla - 50,000, 100 Inn. mad Wastablater lO .... - - 10,0001 100 Nal Pron. el listand 43 - -. 9111 25,000 , 10,000 60 Hallam' Bask 250001 10 New South Males 60400 25 (Mental Bank Cerra% all -. .• - 16,000 i , DO Ottoman Bank - 20.000 100 Provincial of Ireland - - - 4,000. 10 Do. Now 10000 25 ,Sowth Aurtralla *OOO, 25 Wales or Australia - .- 421 60,000 60 .Union of London 1,001 , 100 'Unity Mutual - -- MIOCILLANIIIOI79. No. 19d I Oossramws. IPd I C 3. ;Mom I woo. lu,o‘All 10 Anglo-Mexican Mint 26,000 26 Australian Urinal-. 19 IS SO - 350 1000 Atlantis Tel (Llm.) all - - - 47,000 10 Berlin Waterworks.. - ail 5 111 - - 60 Brit. American Land t. . 40 10 U - 1000 AO Bri & hisla Meg. Tel. 11. al SS 38 - 1.161 20 Do. B7pa e. till 1801 ali 19 21 - 11,738 20 Do. C - 4,916 321 Canada Land .. .„ _. . - 1,000 10 Channe lMg.oll IslandaTel. (L) all - - - 860,000 81. Opon,ksg,dBmalt. 12,00 M Ck 025 Dnitelo. Prof. 71 per cent. all 941 151 - LOO 154. Palace 160,820 St. Do. rrelereoce - 160,000 In. Do, Sp. et. Peep. Deb. 100 1115 le - 700,000 St. Metric Telegraph 7,100 15 Da New ll pm I pail - 10,000 1 Bag. and Aust. Cop. - MAO 15 Gen. Steam Navigattos 14 in - n 3 1 330.000 1 Great inilp (Limited) - 100,000 1 Do. 171 per cent. Pre. 1, Idß } par - 11.00 0 6 Lon. !Adria Tel. (L) l4 21 II JIB 60,000 20 London Discount (L) 900,000 4 Loa. Can. (melbas 00. all 1 - 60,000 96 Madras Irrigu. st Lute I 41 2i pm - 10,000 10 Leditarraneennee.Tel. all - - - 1;000 10 )(editor. Ex. Tel (Lot.) all 1 4 - 00 , 000 15 National Discount Co llfifMs id - 6,000 20 Nerbud.laCoalklron(L) 5 11 II Os - 11,310 10 Netherlands Land - all - 60,000 6 Do. Bp. c., la. at lea all 1 1 1 -. 1,714 100 N. Bruns. At N. Boot Id. SO 11 .... 188,676 1 N. But. Australastmn- all is-• 1 i 1 60,000 1 i Aal Oas 60,000 1 De. "New Shares" La 1 pie - 10,000 10 . . In. Um. (115a.)6 4 -.- - 10,000 000 . 000 Rh POOL River Loud & Ma. 100 47 60 - 20 , 000 60 Paulo. and Odes. atom all 75 77 - 10,000 60 Do. New 40,000 I* led ie. a bd. Tai. n e.for6o74b7Br.Gwv. 411 14 10 - 10,000 60 'Toney hoo all 10 11 - 10.000 15 Do. New all ei 0 1 - 16,000 100 loyal Mall iltilmsa . - 0 49 61 - 2.000 St. &MUM AustAareslan. 100 11 2 126 xd - 11 . 200 25 South Australian Lad an 381 $4l -. 76 . 000 1 Submarine id Scrip - 75,000 1 Do. do. liegistemid all .- i -.. ..- 000 20 Thud 3 La. Co.U. Can. 5 ... 1 60, 0,000 100 Van Mews'' Lan p d- . 231 9} 10 1 ''" 1W M 1.3 1W 100 100 100 100 100 an _ US! 43ti - ... o} - 1001 IHZ RI 99 ! I- 30.} 1- 121 I - 114 105 i i _ 9 - 99 .... 109. TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 52a., net sash ; Petersburg Y.O. ea the spot, 525. ; Sept, 525. ; Oct. to Doe., 522., • sellers" ; Januar:, to Manh, 52e.13d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mews. Yattrmien and Smith report that the raaike6 remains firm at late prices. Duty, 70,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Acorn Close, 17s. ; Walls End Harton, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Gosforth, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Edna Main, 17e ; Walls End Helton, Ns. 6d. ; Walls End Framwellgate, 17s. ; Walls End Lamliton. 18s. 3d. ; Will. End Shinclife, 16s. Al. ; Walls End Camp. 17a. 6d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17s. ; Walls End Bello., 18a. ; Walla End South Kellen, 17a. ed.; Tanfiekl Moor Butes. 11.. ; West Hartley, 16s. ; Wybun, 16e. ; Davidson's Hartley, 16a. ; Heating's Hartley, 165.; llow aid's Hartley, Ha. Od. ; liolyxell Main , 1614—Ships at market, 63. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. llfiltelirerElt. triers]. 14.—The market was quiet and steady, closing rrm. ennadas. 12.—Slitilend, next account. 170+@ I Sheflields. 47 neat account 481—Drees. 274, Ltd f ; next ac count, 27i 3-10 i—oresit Weatern. ; next account, 72;--Ber wit 101—Blektbiicsals. 80t—Lorid-ns. 10X3, next account. lOW —Leeds. 1007 ; next account. 11e—firma Ship C.nnimny, en. Ott. —Caledonians, next isceuto.t. Of I. BTAXMOITAII, AMUR' 14.—Raleq were made today of Midland Railway stock at 1291-5 4 tsiford.hire Ilea ;New, {V.—National Provincial Bank, Mai—and New Union Mill shares at 2L 11k. hL The closing prices were about the same es yesterday, and the market appeared steady. LEEDS, Avarirr 14.--Craven Mom Preference, Ts. ed. THS Au/ma/ryes To Wiriness.—Tho grand jury at Liverpool handed In a presentment yesterday, point oat the evils which have from the reduced sae of allowances to witnesses. The effect of Sir George Grey's orders risible in the strong disinclination manifested, "in the great majority of instances," to aid in the apprehension and conviction of ottendera, persons natartillv objecting to take steps which would only result in serious pecuniary low, in addition to the per sonal inconvenience arising from attendanNs at ses sions and assize courts. A large number of criminals are thug permitted to escape ; the floating criminal pm Il lation swells to most serioua proportions ; and "the natural consequence appears to be the extension in this county, and probably elsewhere, of the grayer class of offencm" The jury are of opinion that unless* more liberal scale of fees be adopted, " all efforts for the diminution of crime and for the amelioration of society will be rendered com paratively unavailing." LABOUR FOR THE MANUFACTURING DISTRIert— An agent from Lancashire, who M.s. been staying in Ipswich, has induced several families to migrate from that city to Preston, where large quantity of fresh maclinery has lately been ereetrd. A similar Migration has taken place from several citliertrres in the eastern distric'. THE ITALIA,4 RETICBLIGAA re.i.l inn letter from Turin in 4 Fran : " It appears that people abroad exaggerate gm repablican tontlenc i iel of the anti diplomatic Italians, sslio are 111P11 that als.ve all wish ' to los s-bead.' For instance, one of the Roman triumvirs, Count Aurelio Safi, who hoe returned to Furli in the Rornagnas, speaks thus The though. of Italian unity alisorbe ev..ry other feeling in my mind; to rciilke it we taus: attach oar selves to the house of Rayon, to the great King Victor Emmanuel ; this miracle of a king • • •.' Ido not mean to any, that the old Italian rept!blicont Tony no; have some general revolutiousry tendencies, but I persist in believing that they hare rallied round the house of Savvy." - zd .... 1,3*/ UOM ill! 111 100 111 112 11{ 101* 101 Ilt It We 11 lit 111li OS 118 110 N IA