The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-08 00:00:00

lithesome ascend in intsodseiog 1,000 men within the fortification of eithv_ the Roden or Round Tower, the fate of this Armageddon is sealed. On account of the very strong soil which lies be tween our trenelise is front of the Quarries and the Roden, our works is this quarter do not progress very rapidly, bat we have armed several new batte ries, for the most part with mortars, and hope solo to be able to throw shells from them into 31entchi bon palace. The lon row of barracks (generally known as the" White Buildings,") oo longer excite the envy and indignation of our sold us by their com fortable appearance and undamaged front. Now they serve to catch all the shells intended for the Barrack battery, as all that miss that object fiy screaming there, and, falling with a crash, probably disturb the siesta of the grenadiers quartered there. Disease mast be raging violently within the walls of this city, as the burial-ground on the north side is &nam ing • wonderful magnitude. We can plainly see the Russian fatigue parties arriving every morn ing on the ground, and having piled their arms and hung their accoutrements on them, proceed to dig a series of pits for the reoeption of their dead. The' boryiog ground is rapidly filling all the plain lying on the north side between the cliffs and the sea when none existed (visibly) before the month of April last. The French are making a separate approach towards the little Redo], on their right of the Mala khoff, and will secure there a favourable position from whence they can bitter the Russian ships. These vessels are the sole cause of the difficulties we have experienced daring this •iege in advancing towards our frost. As far as we can see there are at present very few troops on the plateau of the north side ; they seem to have all been drawn towards Sebastopol, and there is consequently a large display of canvass in its vicinity. Many are of opinion that the greater part of the camp is required as • hospital. Humour even now mentioas the regiments intended for the approach ing assault. In the French army the Imperial Guard and t►e let regiment of Z )(laves are named, and Ge neral Bosqust named as their leader. Our Allies have proved the necessity of keeping their plans more guarded and secret than be fore ; the circumstances of the repulse on the 18th would seem to warrant the belief of traitors in the camp. The French General has now no confidant, he scrupulously avoids those expe- dients of vacillating timidity—councils of war. Clive never called a council of war but once during his military career, and then acted quite contrary to its decision. We all suppose that our next assault will take plat* at some moment when we least expect it, or as • French officer remarked, no further notion will be given beyond "Fix bayonets," "Forward." Some of the chiefs of the Western Caucasus paid a visit to our camp to-day (27th). Who they are I am unable to discover. I buppose some friends from Anapa or Soukhoum Ketch, who have come hither to feast their eyes on the ruined portion of Sebastopol, and compare the respective chances of success to their allies or their foes. A few days sinew some soldiers of the 88th, excited by the desire of adventure peculiar to their race, formed a smell exploring party to the gardens in front of the strand batteries in the Woroozow ravine. It consisted of about twenty per sons, sixteen of whom were told off to act as a covet ing party, and the remainder to press forward and seize whatever they could for themselees and their friends ; they entered the gardens, found the houses empty and deserted, but the fruit trees of the garden, especially the cherry trees, were more propitious, and these rangers returned to their companions bending beneath the blushing spoil. We were surprised a few evenings since to see while it was vet day a number of Russian soldiers suddenly debouch from the ravine under the Male lace; and running up the hill, endeavour to shelter themselves behind some rocks and bushes "en tirall leur." They evidently imagined from their position they could turn the flank of the French sap by the left, while they themselves remained unexposed. Our soldiers, however, crawling down, succeeded in getting within 200 paces of these sharpshooters, and turned the tables on them most completely, as before the Russians could correct their untortun .te error we shot down about ten of them. Most probably they had been sent out as a punishment for some offence against military discipline. Oar water is becoming very scarce and bad about the camp. As we poesi so the Tchernaya, however, this will never prove very serious, although incon venient ; dust storms are very prevalent now, and are generally followed by rains, which quite beautifies the camp, by washing the dust off the tent canvass, and bringing it out in its orig , nal purity. Many reforms have taken place in the interior economy of our routine since the change at our heed-quarters ; they give universal satisfaction. The trench duties are now taken by divisions, which prevents a deal of trouble; in the t of casualties the senior officers can be discovered without difficulty, and the command handed over to the proper person without requiring the aid of an army list. The whole of the attack is placed under the command of the general of the attack, who delivers his orders to all employed. Formerly the Artillery was only under the control of its own chief, and received the orders from him alone. The inconve nience from this arrangement has only now been rectified. Our new Commander-in-chief seems determined to view all things for himself, and will take :loathing on hearsay. He was nearly taken as a spy by some soldier ignorant of his rank. not, long since, u the latter could nor understand what buil nem an officer in a very shabby uniform, and without any attendants, had in promenading through the most advanced and exposed trenches, looking into the ma gazines, taking the directions of the mortar batteries. and making himself master of the whole plan of our attack. We have received the Aloniteur of yesterday. It announces that from August 7 the interest on the Bons du Tremor is thus fixed :—Threu and a half per cent. per annual on hoods of three to five months' date ; four per cent. on those with six to eleven months to run ; and four and a halt per cent. for such as are for twelve months. A letter from St. Petersburg of the 28th, states that the Governor of Hurst had announced that the 'grantees battalions ot militia of hie government were completely organised and ready to march when. ever required, and that the Emperor had expressed his gratitude to Generale Bielauzew and Beganon, who had superintended the organisation. As, how ever, lists of officers nominated to the battalions were daily appearing, it was supposed that the organisa tion was not so complete as represented. It was said that the prohibition to make exports to the Pried polities was shout to be rescinded, as it had been u regards Militia; this measure would enable the Austrians to obtain their supplies cheaper. The letter adds that the Governor ot Moscow had sent to St. Petersburg a melancholy report on the state of cos sera in his government. 770 Animal ds Howe has an account of • SODOM Alps by the Rustles psis men there. The mei applara la rather stellar Asa Sweat to Radars ass. gut court. OSBORNE, Aoover 7. Prince Albert, soeornismied by tho King of Par tagal sad the Duke of Oporto, rotsreed Inca &athwart°a is the Ella yesterday at kalf-pert owe &sleek sad pro se did is board the royal yaebt Vi•mrta and Albert, where her Mslinty shortly arrived sad received the King. His Majesty remains on board the Victoria and Albert with the Doke of Oporto sad the snits, and will not visit Om Quern at Osborn, in consequence of the scarlatina hair. inn Washed the royal children, who ate now, however, quite a•svaleaeewt. The Owes sad Prins, romaised on board to luaohree, and the Prince returned again to dine with the Kula at 8 o'clock. The King and the Doke of Oporto are attended by Count 1 1 de Lavradio, the Portuguese Minister in London, Viscount de Cursive. Baron Barniento, aad Chevalier de Mello. Yesterday, Whig the birthday of Prince Alfred, the band of the Royal Marines played at a quarter before 7 o'clock. The Queue and Priam, with the Princess Royal, went on beard again this morning at ko'eloek to breakfast. SOUTHAMPTON, AVOW!? 7. The Earl of Clarendon arrived here to-day, at 1130a.m., by special train, and started immediately for Osborne, in her Majesty's reamer Firs Queen, which was here waiting for him. The solge earl was accompanied by the Hon. Francis Howard, our ambassador at Brasil; the Hayden Ambassador, and on. of his suits, also a gentle. man of colour; and two oriental diplomatists in Turkish fetes. Captain Macdougal, R.N., the Admiralty superie tendent at Southampton, with Lieutenant O'Reilly, R N., 1 his senior lisouoant, and Messrs. Hedger and Levy, dock elkials, resolved Lord Clarendon at the docks. The Fire Quays was at the dock gate, and his lordship and party left the docks at the north stops in the Fire Queen's gig. The 1 Hayti's Ambassador and his attendant ate men of intelligent THE RAG LAN TESTIMONIAL. The friends and admirers of the late Commander in-Chief of the British Fun:eels the Crimea, as early u the month et June list year, same to the determination of getting up a testimonial commemorative not merely of their own regards for sad admiration et the r ero, but also of the distinguished services which he had rendered to his country. Foremost amongst thou who first showed tnesaselves solions worthily to recognise the military as well as the civil merita of Lord Raglan were thou veteran warriors of the Perrin' cola sad Waterloo, the Marquis of Anglesta and the Mar guts of Londonderry ; and although they both had paid the debt of nature before any decisive step was taken to carry out their project, yet th' unction of their names and their liberal subscription remained, and independently of the affectionate regard of every °facer in the service to- wards hi• lordship had their due effect in iodueie g others to come forward and subscribe liberally to the testimonial fund, which was originated on the 27th of June, 1804, at a meeting held at the residence of the Doke of Richmeed, Portlsnd•place. The opinion of that meeting was, tb t the most suitable testimon'al they could present to his lordship was the freehold estate adjoining Raglan Castle, and the scene of one of the battles which Fein's, at the head of the parliamentary troops, fought spinet tie cavaliers ; and t maids the purchase of that they i.ontribuied 4,8001., which has been since invested in Exchequer Bills. The recent death of hie lord.hip 1:u stimulated the subscribers to the food to further exertions, and • large number of them, In cluding the Doke of Bedford, Lord amp's, Lord Elite mere, Lord Powys, Generals Pennetather, Burgoyne, Brown, &c., again met under the presidency of the Duke of Eiehrsood, when, on the motion of the Duke of Bedford, Hicoaded by Rir George Tyler, it was resolved that the entailment of • freehold estate on the title of Lord Raglan 44 on his descendants would be the moot desirable memorial or the great public services and private worth of the late peer ; and that, the better to carry that object into eye. utiOD. It was resolved to open subeeriptims at the principal banks and army agencies. The proceedings then terminated in the nasal manner. The Marquis of Lansdowne has cards out for a diaper party on Saturday neat, at Lansdowne Rosso._ His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the Collates@ Penigny entertaised a select party at dinner last evening at the residence of the French Embassy, Albert gate Hosts. The guests included the Neapolitan Minister and the Princess Carini, the Dasher of I as, the Mar chionets of Ely, the Earl and Countess of Hardwieke and Lady Elia sheds Yorke, Viscount limyston, Lord Wodehou•e, Lrd Dafferia, Count Trauturanadorif, and M. Herbert, Consal-Getneral of France. After dinner, the Countese Per- 1 signy received a mall party of ntemben of the aristocracy. Mehemet Bey, the new Turkish ambassador, armed is Paris last evening. It is positively stated that the coronation of the Espial* of Russia will hike place at MINNOW is the tiltllllll6 Lewd logeetre has become an initiated member of the lagestreLodge of Odd Fellows, 11. U., at Weston-upon• Treat. The earsosony of his lordship's initiation took place a fsw days ago. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM ASSOCIATION. (MEETING THIS DAY.) A 'mating of the members of the above association was held this afternoon at the London T , Bachopsgate attest, for the purpose of receiviog t►e lint report of the Gianni Committee. The meeting was not very numerously attended, owing probably to the inclement weather. The chair was cmapied by Mr. Samuel Morley, supported by Mr. Tits, M.P., Mr. Mit:ll, M.P., Mr. H. Brown, M.P., i Mr. 'snob Bell, Col. Sleigh, and others. The Secretary (Mr. 8. Brown) read the report, trout which we make the following entracte " Your committee bare been constantly and inoessantly reminded tint sme morn defined declaration than I. con- i.~nd i~ tWr ~ilwn r the public re quire some prestigel appheation of mesas by which at least a portion of the evils of which they complsio might be remedied. They are net insensible of the reasonableness of that eapectation, but it cannot be heathy mined. The trust delegated to your Committee is, indeed, too important to be inoonsidvretely dealt with The system attacked is identified with personal interests ; it is sae that all ecianened with the past, the present, or the wipeouts is a future government would naturally feel It their interest to support; a-d in proportion to the strength and disguises of the obstructive enmity to be encountered mut be the cue and forethought of the assailants.- " Your Committee ere beless prepared to submit in this report • plan of action which they believe will be a proper commencement of practical reform in the present system of parliamentary patronage, which your committee believe is at the root of most ca the 'sista g evils. " • • • The Committee suggest that the Amick lion should seek parliameetary authority to auroras the following general priaciples (a the civil service] : That examiners be appointed, to bold periodical wean at sash places es may be seeesseey—duly advertising the setae; that it shall be competent to any British subject to present himself for ezaameaMen ; sad that all who may be passed as primarily qualified shall naive • certificate entitling them to be entered for oompetitims raismiastiom before the mateopolitas (or central) department. " That the central department should be constituted by set of parliament, to consist of three samisen, nominated by the crown, who shall not chs go with the government. . " ' That the 'sessions shall have power to all to their assistance sash other parses' of practical ozonises, as they me, see et, sad shall hold esamitintions at stated periods. " ' Vat the course of "Lamination for the situation of junior clerk in say of the civil department.., shall, from time to time, be deltoid by the heads of each oda); and that the B:gemination shall be open and emapetitive. " ' That the emends ideas shall be competitive end open to any asadidate prosentiog a cerfficate of prelinithary ex ainiestioa and character; •emet.ficate to be given to every such candidate under the head of the examiner., describing the charade, of the ementinatiee that he has passed. " • Wbenever a vacancy for • junior alert shall ocean in any departments of the Civil flervice, the head of such de partment skill apoly to Use Metropolitan Board of Bland• nen,. who shall oar b th e 'bastion to the candidate who has obtained the bliglmet another of marks in his examina tion for that deputimsmt • if declined, to the next al r o . Lotion, until aceephalL T he appointment to be coasidered as one of probation /teams year • during which time the Medellin" departing& es Um 'dm power of diuninal in •••••t•lnneytirlmgrememasednat. The grounds of sooliamo~ bobs Of rogoammi by the clerk) sent to the Bond of Ilinfokris& - 71esseeilliews Miss I * l after thfl appoistmont to rest with Oiled Wet of department, ee with the gramma heed, saline In 'prowl. "' Aram to be annually made to Perlienteat of the name et those aendidetee who pass, dimingaialting them who hem roseived impalement*: " Withont piedgiag Asecielatisa to the literal meet *lei prepesidese, your Cleismittee propose that a dealt On MII amid he tiethwith peppered. with the avowed ebinse et 11, subillimil Is palimist early in the sassing oneke,, tan spplistment et honor sinks in the 01•11 depeetelenes. ineepeedno et all parlianamtuy t=esad AM melt senstilniney thseeikost the ihenld be galled ow to obtain a pledge from its re ressotatime to implant the passing et snot an set in the sem maim" — liter mew remarks *ma ihe Chairmen—who thought that the Memladee Goias to (teak he Parliamentary Mama, Mt. The, LP., who is so Inger vieogramideat) Mr. Shiniall, Mr. H. Brews, end Mbar 'antismog, site report ma adopooL mad ohs poossoshopp yore et ea oaL IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The Sramiaa took , he chair .nna after 12 o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS TIN Lords' aaeada • ate to the (anomie, bill were etia fddcrod sad agreed tot—Westminster Load Bail. The fallowing bills were recd a tbirtl Naar :—Haadonek's DIMINO Bill, Junes'. Divorce Bill, sad Lord Clcraaat's Br tall Bil l. SERGEANT BRODIE. Is artily to a gamma from Mr. STAIILUT, Mr. F. PEEL sold that Sergeant Brodie, of the dragoons, bad b en reporcsd oath for settee arnica, and bad not been in the service long enough to he entitled to a pension. As tawdry bad been truncated into the 000daet of Captain Fdieggearn towards C.truet ;Bennigan's., the result of which was that Captain Fitswygram had bean ermarated from all blame. BURIALS BILL. This bill was nod • third tins. [Lett &aims ] UILV/ANS. (..loaleg Titer THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. LOU therdess lllwer.. Notting.. Boats. and Best Juiednn al. in in.Wole.ik ..t.arrYalley 294 tlrkirn.La.. It Ches. Juan all Do.t.ltesatßl. k.3011k131.C. 1. Go. do. • do. sW. 10.0 darned and Enter .Ist oakdreaut .. all Chester and Holyhead ill 1.041 and Bandon... 41 Dubhn and ballast lore. al. Dual., Pr.b„and.toerd.l 1 10. east Atglian . . all Ditto if. • E al. ' , Astern Counties 100 Easter. Limon. Clan A 100 Do, elan B. 10r41 3rde.) East Lancashire 100 Ellehargb and 011anwr all Bcdnburab and Pe. few r~ labureb,Pertb. Ds. dee hr. O►ssq..wltßroth Wester., al Great Nur nof soutland 1 11 Groat northern 100 Vu. A, Stook 1.4 Do. B. "tuck WO Gt.. booth. and West. (Ire.) 1..0 in .t We to.. . 101.1 Os. stourVaPeyOu. elk Laninater aud Carhaia • 1.; Do. Thirds 1 6 Do. N. w Thirds 100 Lancashire and Yorkshire 194 Da. Arid. Do West Riding Mg= all Laselm and blacksall UM, Bat hare. Jt O. Cout . IP* Lusa and .orih Western 26 23 q 6. 41 11 13 die. 13 16 74 (114. 91 93 61; 611 13 14 3 10 3 2 di& BOW-STREET. THE CASE OF STRAHAN. PAUL, AND BATES. 3 ,, Air. Stro Juno attended before Mr. Jardine, upon his owa 30 recognitiansee, accompanied by his bail (Dr. Gordon, of i n, Dorking, and Mr. Beadoo, the polies magistrate), to undergo S i . the formality of being further remanded tor another week, in accordance with the arrangement agreed to at the last Bt . examination. se. Su. John Dean And and Mr. Batts, who have not yet N . getting sureties to the required amonat, were St. also brought up from the House of Detention, by Lieut. t 9 i. LU, for the same purpose. k. It is understood that the remand asset Wednesday and ihs week following, will be of the same formal character, g t ellhoemb Involving the necessity, on each occasion, of the 111% neasedanas of the bail; • circumstance which is said to have died, deterred the friends of the two other prisoners be- Si. essaing sureties in their behalf. 30 10; CM•17.01 OF IIAIfeIAVOKTII. 131 Williams Male, a brewer's !ohmage, was charged before St Mr Henry with killing Edward Scanlan at a Mews in the 19 1 Tottenham-court-rued. 114 Mary Les, of 4, Holbrook-place, Totteaham-court road, l c deposrd, that at about • quarter to nine on Saturday sight, es. sbe wee waiting for her hatband at the owner of the Mews, 90 whoa she heard some men querreilteg shin; twopence. 1 0 We saw the deceased, Edwaro Scanlan, strike one art the ether men (a brewer's labourer), upon which the primner, ;a as companion of the latter, aimed a hooey blow at Suntan, us who fell upon the pavement, and remained there insensible. 35 Alter iehort time the pm inn sent for a cab, and paid a cab- M. gassi to take hint away. He appeared to act kindly to the 25 isseued while in this condition. et A man named Jemsu Shields, who witnessed the occur. 6 ,, sew*, deposed to having aceompanted the deceased in the it Gab to his lodgings, soar the Hampstead-road. He gosevered his senses, and while he was emitting in lifting 16 Yin onto( the cab, his head fell upon his breast. He died 511 We days afterwards. 20 It was statist tau all the men appeared to be drunk at is the time of the quarrel. The prisoner gave himself up to is IM pates es the person who committed the assault, n. . Chmosable Dewey, BE. maid the surgeon who attended the Id demmesd was unable to say whether death was caused by the blew or the fall. It also transpired that when the deceased et washed home, notwithstanding his intensible conditt re, is les wife began knocking him shoat the head, end otherwise tit Situating him. Mr. Henry said he could not decide the ease without the evidence of the surgeon, who must be sent for. Is The prisoner was removed for this purpose. 10 WORSHIP-STRRET. 20 lIVIALLIAItnO COIN. In lo Wiitiani Soil., was Word, alias Cooper , who was se. ne.l minium as • notorious " smasher," was brought up us a at. *huge of passing counterfeit 01)111, and also with bevies St. violently assaulted • journeyman butcher, named Thome. 9, 50 Whit*, to whom he bad uttered it. et. The somplaivant, who's face was swollen and lacerated, 6u enM that on the previous evening the prisoner entered hie se MIIIIMes shop, ii Brick lane, Spitadlelds, and made* trifttog hieeeleass, in payment of which he handed him a shilling, le shish was discovered to he spurious Immediately after hi 29 „,, departure. About half an hour afterwards the prisoner i; tussled, and requested to be served with s sheep's es Mart, tendering • halt-crown piece which the wit- 20 ems delivered to his router, who at ones detected 10 MGS • bad one. Oa acquainting him with the fact, 20 Ohs prisoner snatched it oat of his band, and, de siring that be would take it baek to the public-house where he h d just received it, darted Oat of the shop. W I , nest hastened alter him, but bad only followed • few puts, when the prisoner turned upon him with a fierce impreca- 1 ,, lion, and struck him two terrible blows in the face, which 6 almost fractured his jaw, and partially sussed him; but e he was restrained from further violent), by the timely inter- Si lerence of a pi.licemen, who took him into custody. 10 Dove', H 195, stated, that while conveying him to the „et station house, the prisoner suddenly raised his bend, and 61 conveyed to his mouth a piece of money, which appeared 4 .1 to be a halforown, and although wham endeavoured to to thwart him by grasping him tightly by the throat, the 20 'releaser, with • convulsive gulp, contrived to swallow it. 6 , 1 , He had apprised the Mint authontii aof the prisoner's St apprelteasios, but ander the circumatanoes, they considered gt it useless to prosecute. SL It was intimated by Alderman, the gaoler, that the pri- at. wiser bad beets repeatedly in melody upon similar charges, in bat had invariably mussed to elude justice by swallowing 9 °„. the bad money, the ,iroduction of which was necessary to ensure a conviction, and be attributed his wan sad wasted m . appearance to the ebiliratiog effects of the "ostrich hue," of which he bad so frequently partakes. bi Mr. o'l4lu:sun r.grett.d that such an incorrigible offender must be apaia let louse upon society, but he should I t ' reerriet him of the assault, for wiles he (matted him to pay 41 penalty of 61., or to be imprisoned for two month,. to GREENWICH. iti ASSAULT IT • PIER ATTBNDAIIT. 84. St. John Burgas, an attendant at Greenwich Pier, was sum- it. mooed before Mr. Seeker, charged by Mr. Francis Little, a 50 geetlemen residing at Morley's hotel, with having com- 12 i 12 emitted upon hiss • gross •and violent Leash. le 4 Complainant stated that himself and friend bad taken tickets to proceed to Linden by the steam boat, and west to the II .sting pier, for the peeps, of embarking. A sort 6 of eliding gangway, with heodreil, was attached to the boat 121 from the pier, .t the end of which defendant was standing. 9 . 2 1 He (Mr Little) was behind the defendant, and endeavoured ' 6 5 2 to pus in teat persons coming from tee boat by the same means), when the St defendant struck him with hie elbow in the cheat, seized Si.' him by the collar, and whirled him violently round, throw- 1 0. tug him against a lady, who complained of being much lA hurt. x• Defendant to reply said that he was smtioned at the foci of the gangway for the parrot' of takirg the tickets from 2. the passengers es they passed down, and when the con- pleisent endeavoured to pu•ls behind him, all the persons St' were not off the gangway. The proper puns, was before 44 him and not bound Si., and complaisant pushed him 10 twice Were he resented it. He did sot set so violently ae Sae attempted to be proved. to A gentleman, who gave his name as Lord Buskitt, here stepped forward, and slid his friend, Mr Little, was very roughly wed, and that there was plenty of room fur both Mr. Little and himself to have passed. Defendant said he had witnesses to prove (one of whom was the lady who had complained of being hurt), that he was not to blame, and begged the magistrate to adjourn his deeieb • until he could p elute then. The lady lived at Homeroom, near Hackney, and owing to the short notice, of the summons, he had not been able to communicate with Mr. Little wished the use settled at once, se he was about to proceed to Ireland. He had come forward aot with a vindictive object, bet entirely as public grounds, as they (the public) ought to be protected from sash violence. His sew seat had been torn, but be did not mind that. He wished the marl to be admonished by the magistrate. The ate was not sure who was the wrong, there kin shasli odious the eue until to morrow (Thursday) due the pedaloes et the witr.owa. - - 16 DO. ' , Who andlt(C4 2 Do. Mahal' lay 'amebas & agoutis Wotan 474 Ua g 0., 3 , Do £4O all LoodunderryStEnlaa 100 lamb Mel & Lueoloph al , De I Matey No. 1 10 , $ Midland WO W. litrm. an d i iii i iii all 'lid. D. Wass. are.) all Ditto Dall'Elharfa all Newartte and Carlia's aU NewprtAberr.&Heregoad 9;;;Tiedr;;;letiile; -- aU =ffarreopulatat Roe. 199 IS Do. Now 24 NotO ern Conatko taloa 100 North Brlti.h al North Devon. No. 1 all Do. A Deferred all Do. hGnaraotoed Eastern—Berwick . 99 Do. Extension 11 Do. O.N.E. Pure . alll Do. Leeds 1100 I Do. York . all {North Load= all I Do. New 101. Shares. .4.1., 9 & North S taSordahlm all 140rtb Was.ern all !Not t b t , authsYrat. Jana 101 , ord. Nora. & Wolves.. 190 • , 00ttiola Cestral ...... Ino lauedab Mldised Ihropeklr• 1.;a14s d vat) Down . 1003 booth Zoom Y. math Walaa .... IS Aonthlrockal.klUvesDun all 4 tocktos and Manton . 9 Taff Val £lO blares 211 ThanwoliavesDaddlltail Oh Vol* ol Nem/ ... all Waterfall and Klltostiv all %rater fled sod limn& . all Wont Cornwall all W.End ol Lon.SsCrystalff. all West London , I tt r' ol: I t Du. Na 2, 7 per Ct... Bristo t Exete• 4p.436111.1 ' ~datboLo. F 0 _ all ; , ertertalluly.tua.34rual al. rk sad iaindaf . Baron de Dietrich, of Vienna, who ham just died, hes left a fortune of 20,000 000 AM= (about 60,000,000(r.) oossistieg chi. (p of loaded property. TIN whole of this vsst saw goes to his grandson, aged seven. The Emperor of Russia, says the Post Angst IGesstlit of Frankfort, ha. jobt made a present of two diamond dap of great mane, oee to M. Lindenberg, the editor of the Westphoho Comptes, and the other t, Dr. Heeekiel, Gee of the editors of lb, Nos Prossios Goats. - Sixty persons Dave been wrested at Naples, for having joined the femoral procession of the en deputy limo me* de Cesare. Among them is the second son of the Prince of Torella. - - The Arnim* the clerical Matt of Torii:, has opened a subscriptiou for the purpose of indemnifying those curates who should refuse the increase of stipend awarded to them by the law for the suppression of coareate in Piedmont. Ls /ford reproduces, in extenso, the late " remark ablesposch " by Yr. Gladstone in the HMO of Comatose, sad invites the attention of its readers to the report with lively midwife& ARRIVAL OF VOLONTRIAS FOR /RR FowsiON Lsolon.—This nursing a isms b Nly of voiuoteere for the Germaa Powders Lees, 'racist at ittierusinfs, arrived by the Great Northers Bellwsy from Hall, where they were leaded hes be German Natters aorta sad Heligoland; they were i m mediately for weeded soder the seeusaad of as diem to the Diodes-bridge terminus, talk whose, they were oeuveyed:to Folks Smithy railwey, en rade it Shore cilia. It is understood that immediately after the review of the legios, a bsttalios of 1,000 Ilea will pvooisd as foreign sondes, the vaseasiss will b. 511.4 0 p by vabisteen fres lisilgelsaL WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoce. - - --- The operations in the Railway Share Market coo , dime very limited, and a little flatness prevails, ex slept for Calsdnuians, which hays improved to 31 to 1. Gres , W..atero stock is chiefly depressed, aud lies receded to 831 to ; Loudon and North-Wester@ is quoted 98/ t o a; Midland. 701 to 1 ; Latiemehire sad Yorkshire. 81 to 1; Great Northern., 221 to ; and South-Euterpe, 181 to French shires are iu most oases rather flatter. Northers. are quoted 37 to i ; Eastern., 381 to sod Parts sod Loos, 29 to 291 prem. Great Western of (lauds shares are firmer. 011DINARY SHARES AND STOCK& Woo to.day se I p.m. al Ound. Perth, &Aber. Do. do. (law B, 6 prr Ct. 160 Jo. do. Clow C, 7 per et. • Rast.C.a. Ezto.s p.c., No.l 11 Utto do. No. 1 I. •o. New 6 per Cent. Stook all Et at. Union. au.e p.Ct... 160 K.at Lantathire --- - all PaatetWeet York Jun.stb. 00 Ectui.,Perth,Dundeee pet 110 Great Nortbern a pee Cent 100 Lb.) p.et.red.at 160 Llo. 4a per cent. 7 Do.ip.et earedat.sp et.pm 6 G.Weet.BkpltHanteez Spc I n 11.7.ip;:Tederra. Pref. MO Do 000v.8rodeot.44 p.a. lOU Ditto irredeemable 4 p.ot oil Do. bins. Pref. Mars le all Do. Owlet Pref. iilLep.e. ell Do. do. do. S p.a. WO Da Una. Gus. Stook . ;!! I w CAnur Guy. at no. ill Di do. do. d L ezebtre 1).1 Ditto per cent. Stock Lon. & Bright 0 5 porn. leo Ditto Pref. 5p CL Swett 5 Lon.l3thWeet 4fte.Tkirde all Loodoetkyry& Cole. eh., ii oadooderryttEnetek 114 all liaa.Snrtt aLtuts. New L •t Do. E 6 aryp &Carlisle, 44 p Ct. 10) Midland Con. Br.&B.6pet 111 Do. Pre( 44 per et. dl Dttto C 5 Pref. 4l,eremt , ell Norlo)k Debentures JO) Do. 5 per et. Ext 81.1646 , le. , Do. ?let. 4 per ct.l3t. i toe Montt Briar& iio! IN BM.- Beryt.4l I D. do. do. IS Do. Leeds 6 pat. No.I I Do. Do. Dare. 1546 Do. 4ortß6tBPtt& I d eorth Staffordshire tea Oaf Word&Wel Tale et laottislaCeutralliew.Pral.l d 6 oth Devoe d 14 per CisoLl I.llastiltead.Aost.f PIO Ditto 14 per at. ... all dor hWaies gus.44 p. cent! al •th.Torkshirelprrct.6uarl 33 I la Starlit alcDarltegtoo.ip.a I 14 a•erforti6:liilienoySpot.l LllllB LIAIIID At 011 , 11114110,0 mad Bleabl , 1100asi le Loa& W. 100 Saidaghaiadare (la N. ma to LoodeaSel.wasatra lOD 437dosiels latadioa Osased Wlllasdebiaa).. - eioCilorttioni)l kassikr • Data rares ) t (kre4 se Ot. Wagon' AINOMOICLTart/011id: Id 1 - 11 - 7.1 - 46 . 161= ISI, Ito.labards 111 In Lorin awl wit& (loasitalludblkatars) SI So ( Digs Irsallwasse (ditto) 10. ISO ;LowaatalteurApKOlat. = 8"1"sr) St. ISO AIN or e = d IS 10 Las..lllllwhla deasselal'alqll . ll9 2: OS ail be 1 i =r•=4.i=.rata.) Iliddlaaare and iodsar %a l j ua ndtailtoott i trosii !Neemortort Bury homes go& • pr owl. (Waal 3.1.6, to linters C.rotios) 30 'Sonar stroatoroSperCt. all I Dttto per Qom SS flosoo iliWyro (Ins. Loa. kli.WootALoao&Tork) 184 , Ditto 6 sham (ditto).. 1 00 Boy*" Milk. Stew no* (baud to Gnat Notheral_ 10 n alavailmy ealt IlloroOord Sri..: w ~tra. el Wear Vamp pa. 6 pet , APO %Inksa itamoran (ketai inOteas veesteesi a.i Pd i PS SO 21 idis lii 34 93 94 AMEILICAN IL4ILWATL IWoek Coital 6 p. 00nt.. — . --- .. ... 1875 Do. 7 per cost —.—. ... 1875 Do. 7 percent (Tao lasoll ... 1560 ilieblvas Contra. 8 pa ant. 1660 B.Y.Osatrol 8 per cost (Illok Fond) 1883 Plow Toildtaa7 p. east Ilds, as. Ida Do. do. do. 1811 Do. do. 3rd Xort ... 169 Do. do. Maths had ... 18M Oldo sad Poslgoatsome vend vas. 1871 Oldo and Wodoolgot la Kat. Bondi - Da do. fad Ds .- .. D Pososyl. ia do. load. Control Bds Ind lotdo nortpro . ~ eV. ..• Mk. sad India 6p. 6. tat Wrt, IMO I Do. fal Yeeppie, 6st mt.. 1116 19 69 94 66 97 99 Si 95 + p 112 ii if 604 914, 6$ 116 14 15 11§ 111 74 76 36 511 9 91 19 20 70 72. A 49 90 t 66 OS 126 126 191 106 Si 641 SO 76 76 1e 7 Se pea 61 81. le 71 9i 106 id 91 dis dim Oa 13 07 71 6 64 dle 7 " 2Si 24f 7f if 70 70f 40 ti 16 ear 1 li N it SO $1 721 73 7 61 die 111 + 131 3 r. 481 4. 48 3 1 614 psi 61 1 die. 4 pm. 814 I dim par 23 37 1 8 107 71 73 44 46 131 111 61 62 31 12 4 idle 111 48 6 51 20 21 2 1 $1 22 5 I 100 101 98 95 99 101 $ 4 s 1114 1 4pi li „ 13 14 6 1 6 1 Pal 1004 1 14 96 96 87 89 10 11 17 17 104 10 74 76 20 Wa 10 101 13 1h 1361 186 1 al Stf if pm 131 i 1$ !Dm 130 litg d +4 I it 704 IN 96 941 al 41 61 61 119 121 11l 113 103 107 _ i }w 103 105 131 14; Ws per 23 ?4 10 103 IS 211 k pai SO I 67 126 7i s2!i 99+ 96 1 I gel i 70i I 42 IQ is I 0 .1 i th 188 id ltan.wAirs. 4,MW 111 p alba 66Aferd.. - 61101111 ISOM JUDALO :TM!, 10 Orator= KAILIIATP. Wok Mao_ .tab steams of Truss " Do. New lot Man Eatedolon .4p.e.&16., p. 57 coavert Da, do. Big tato*, creed Jowstioo of From l.Trook 91 Canada A iasu Datit tam. t AU. tarn Da Oart.o4 Detentu tima Do. . e irest ttellan lemmata - Do. NsvOss.s per ceo Do. r.iteds. do Do. du. lt.l.ssoabosis b ec li s g islt o st. Do. do. it. WOOL Gouda, Mis.. psy 37,0pt.1111 3. Do. do. 12, do. b Do. do. 11, do. 6. Do. do. 73,w1th0.t 01. ismiltoo a nd Toronto TCo:ipat - - Lyons and Geneva Tana and Iladltarranaw Do. New Korn Anton' Do. New lionurittnee (with let Northam of Fraon DIM 104 ARM OM Or nun grquolizas lorwasisa henE Front Porn sett Orions Paris and Boas ... Parß oor * Qab end D e Lat in ... erlons" Nom Montt end Neon& Do. Oblinitkno nano oM MAYO I Do.n& 64 Per Cont. Prole/ Won rand= Do. 114 po gr and Wootrro of Agua PHs *Anglo Australian Gold *Anglo Californian tAnstralho Australian Cordillera Blasuaron Iron it Coal tarnish Iron tDras.lmp.(tes.at Do. Comes and I);;;SlToksDelTley AramCaen •Cla.Cons. ' folizeo.,3 oobre Coma teolonial Bold . CotAsPo 'Copper Minors of Ear tDo. Pres. 74 par Coot. tflag.BlAostralianCoppr tFortono lOnst Nugget Vein "L I tOaesral I Dully of liactool Polecouth... Great Wheel Vor United Liberty tUrnrei Do. B. Loaitaaien New (liens& NJUTP*II Montle iPcounbeud Alver Lead IPoet !Quarts Onalt till.parsey Iron .Do. New gastiago de Luba. sooth Aurtralian I)3.lN:rip ....... fin (. tom .United Mexicali 2 1 4 S i __ 4 ! I Watt %%rip es TRAFFIC RETURNS. ZAILWAVI. A111,,i Pas- Mer• Total, Tots open. reirLr.. &atolls., 185 s. 1864. Fortnight ending Juue 30. £ E E £ Demehirs .. .. . , ~. . 5;3 .347 610 673 Week ending • Aug . ... 4 4. Glaegow awl South Weit..lll .. .- .- 6,166 6,006 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS THIS DAY. The unfavourable state of the weather imparted more firemen to the wheat trade this morning, awl the Erglimb supply remaining over from last muket d.y, was disposed of at prices which could not thee be obtained. Foreign wheat and Blur were held rather more money. Barley, beans, and peu underwent no change, and Oats sold slowly at the decline noted last market day. ARRIVALS 114 TO LONDON FROM ALTO 4..70 AUG. Entlira. Beata & hialu ICAO 9160 810 1 600 " Flour, 3210 make, ... barrel. Barley Voiew 5790 210 1450 MINCING-LANE.THIS DAY. - SUOAR —The market has a quiet appearance, the public gales of Cuba and Pero went off at prices which did not alter general quotations 650 boxes white Havanna were offered, and bought in. The refined market steady ; l ruin lumps, 475. 64.; grocery, 48e. to 535.; 'nohow, Cabs, of good quality, sold in public sale at 17a. 6d. ; inferior, 16,. 6d. Corrits.-150 casks plantation Ceylon sold without spirit, closing at previous meg ; inferior at a shade decline. Tu.—The tone of the market has rather improved, with a ►imited business done. SALTPETRE.—Retraction 6 sold in a small public sale, 348. to 345. 6d. ; refraction 91, bought in at 31s , and the market has a dull an• earance. . . h rca.—A very lame amount of geoeral business was dons yesterday at 3d. advance ; Bengal chiefly at 14a. 6d. to 16s It Ron —Fine Demerara sold at 2s. 7d. proof. Brion are without alteratioa. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to•day, at the following quotation.: Town t Talow, Ur nettPettshurg Y. C. on the spoOctober to December, 65r r . 3d. 65..; BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wars. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no alte- ration in the hop market. Many think dm continuance of rain mach against the coming crop. Daty 260,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wes Maki, 225. Gd. ; Walls Bad Barton, 2h.-68 (►wb ships at market. The project of playing the Duke of Saxe-Coburg's open, Santa-Chisra, before the Queen at Paris, has been abandoned. The sotertainments on the occasion of her _ _ . Majesty's visit to the theatre in the Rue Lnrelletier, will omelet of the ballet of La Fonti, and a comet, in which all the most eminent performers will appear. The Queen bee selected Heyde* out of the list presented her from the ee'perfoire of the Opera Comities. The performance at Drury-lane Theatre to-morrow evening, for the benefit of the French Charitable Anode. I tiros, is under the patronage of her Majesty. Mdlle. Rachel ' 1 hes kindly consented to appear, for the last time Drier to her departure for America, in the second act of Raeine's " Athena," containing the Vision of Athalie and the Inter rogatory of Zoas. This will be preceded by Moliire's comedy, "Le Depit Amoureas," supported by the mem bers of the French company, under the direction of Mr. Raphael Felix. A Musical Interlude will be given by Miss Bamford, Signor Berdini, Mr. Ascher, pianist to her Ma jesty the Empress of tte French, and Mr. Blendelet, in the character of a Zouave. The performance will conclude with the first act of Wallace's opera " Maritime." The Municipal Commission of Lyons, in its loot' sitting, voted a sum of 10,000 fr. for the soldiers and sailors wounded in the Crimea. On Monday night, Mr. Ches. Mathews coot mewed en engagement of six nights at the Theatre Royal, Manchester. A Paris oorreepondent of the bedipendance Belge says that, as the moment of Queen Victoria's visit to Pars draws near, crowds of English from all parte et the globe are pouring into Paris. " The streets, gardens, cafes, sq uares, museums, are thronged with Englishmen. Eng lishmen take possession of the orchestra stalls end the me taarents, and it is almost impossible to find any one you can speak to in the midst of this frightful dash of Eoglish, Scotch, and Irish patois; the jargon of the Welsh mining with the broken gibberish of the people from Loudon. Upon the walls you see nothing but English bills posted up. 'English spoken here;' there's not a shop where you don't read this charitable notice. You enter, sad fad that they speak English by signs I London is no longer in Hyde-part, in Regent-erect, in Selgrava-square, nor Greenwich, but at the Tuileries, upon the boulevards, and at the Champs Elysess." Said Pachs, the head of Omer Pasha's staff, has arrived in Paris on leave of absence. Prince Coastantine Cantacusene, Lieutenant Hos. pods' is 184 a, hes arrived to Paris. 3, MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The English funds tc-day have declined f to 1 per cent., owing chit fir to the progress of the set tling in Consols, which tend. to show a more liberal supply of stock than had been expected. Consols for the new account of the 6th September were main tained during a purlka of the morning at 91 to k, and are now quwed 901 to 91. For money the price has reek& d to 901 to 3, the " contango" being fully 1 per cent. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been deet in at 911 to 1; the New Three per Cent., at 921 to ; Back Stock, at 214 ; the New 30 Years' Annuitits, at 161 to 16 1516; Exchequer Bonds at 100; to 1; Exchequer Bills, March, at 21s. to 245. prem.; ditto, June, at 19s. to 225. prem. Omnium is quated 11 to 41 prem. In the foreign stuck market the chief movement is in Turkish, which has risen to 92k to 3. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 18; to 19; ; Russian Five per Cents., 100 to 102; and the New French Loan, 21 to 31 prem. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 861; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 371; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. at 811; Equador at 41 ; Oranada Deterred at 71; Brscilian Old Five per Cents. (small bond), at 1011; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 941. . _ The Turkish Loan Bill having passed its third reading yesterday evening, the announcement of the loan will probably take place immediately. Monday next is mentioned as the probable day for the issuing of the terms. This, it will be remembered, is not strictly a Briti.h government loan, although Great Britain and France are jointly and severally respon sible for the due payment of the interest. Under these circumstances the Chancellor of the Exchequer will probably abstain from any public personal inter (emcee in this financial operation, nor will the Treasury be the scene of the biddings. It is believed 'that the tenders will be received at the Bank of England. The bar silver brought in by the Tyne has been sold for India at ss. lid. per oz. standard, being an advance of dd. per oz on the price realised at the last sale. The dollars by this vessel remain still on hand. At the meeting of Peruvian Bondholders, which was held yesterday on the invitation of the recently elected committee, resolutions were passed express ing satisfaction r.t the concession made by the Peruvian Government in raising the anneal sinking fund on the Foneand-a-Half per Cents. to Five per Cent., and on the 'Three per Cents. to Three per Cent., the increase to take effect on the payment of the next dividends, due on the Ist of September and let of October next, respectively. The Committee, having placed their resignation to the hands of the , meeting, were unacimourly re-elected, and a resolu tion was passed condemning the members of the old committee for attempting to interfere with the man agement of the bondhulders' affairs since the appoint ment of the new committee. At the meeting of the. General Iron Screw Collier Company yesterday, a dividend at the rate of 61 per Mat. was declared for the half-year ending the 30th tune, making, with the 31 per cent. dividend paid at Christmas last, an aggregate of 10 per cent. per an num, being the largest division of profits allowed by the deed of settlement. Monday next, the 13th Aug., has been appointed special settling day for the shares of the Lierre and Turnhout Railway, and of the Metropolitan Rail wa_y, with leave in each case to be officially marked. The following half-yearly meetings are newly an nounced, viz.— Newry and Enniskillen Railway Company for the 28th inst.; Irish Land Company (annual), tor the lb h inst., at Manchester ; We at End l l of Lon don and Crystal Palace Railway Company, for the 24th inst. ; Eeuit Kent Railway Company, for the 31st inst. The meeting of the last-named company lis afterwards to be made special, to authorise the directors to issue 20,000 new shares of 261. each, bearing a preferential dividend of 5 per cent. TUESDAY EVENING. The English stock market remains steady, with only a very quiet business. Prices closed much the same as yesterday. The progress of the settlement of the monthly account in Console shows, on balance, a moderate outstanding speculation for higher prices, and thus the " contango" to the September account was to-day rather higher, at 1 to 3-10 per cent. The operations of the public continue limited, but the market is steady in character, and quickly re3ponds to any favourable it fluence. Consols ranged between 401 and 911 for money and to.morrow, and were last quoted 90/ to 91. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91, 901, 91k, 91; ditto, for account, Bth of August, 901, 91. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91'4. 91'. New Three per Cents., 92/. 1, 1. Lon.. Aonui:ies, expiring in January, 1860, 4, 4 1-16. litrUa Stock, 231. Bank Stock, 214, 215. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 21e. to 245. prem., and the June bills, 19s. to 225. pram. Tbe foreign stock market was quiet The chief feature was rn increased inquiry this afternoon for Turkish stock, which closed firmly at 911 to I. or I per cent. higher than yesterday. The renewed disposition to purchase this stock is stimulated by the near approach of the new loan, speculators an ticipating that a singularly favourable recep tion will be given to the new issue, and will redound greatly to tho advantage of the existing stock, which, rs regards the annual return to an in vestor, will possess advantages considerably superior to the new guaranteed stock, whilst its position is regarded as greatly improved by the arrangements entered into by the British and French governments is respects the Egyptian tribute money. Equador, Grenadian, and Peruvian Bonds continue to meet with a certain degree of favour. kolas f ewe. ,Gay Ireetenist. to t 0.40. 10 101 21 2 We 2 11 ills 1 2 11• 4 a Elk midi 79 39 1 1 15 pm 2q 21 8} am It i i 10 7j 7 I 6 17 64 66 4 S pm I 9m I Pis 31 3 * at 221 23 100 102 110 II t 119 113 107 101 23 221 113 113 7 i 1 1 PM 14 20 :in DM iL 7 9 • 3 51 SI 41 37/ 12j 121 ▪ 9 49/ 301 49 31 49 II Sef 37f 20 SI If 1 ts 9; If if pm sj 12 It pm 1.1 13a 131 13 all ell W 6i all ill 14 28 all 16 I I it $4 14 5 6 ;4 a 31 44 97 29 5 33 11 1 P sd 19 1 31 35 2 di, pat 14 1 1 Pa II 13 fe 418 s 1 sl i m It It pm 1 2 1 133 lii I 1 19 6 :1 IS I 4$ 10 T b. all 2 ;a I 2 )2 all - . 4 I i 0 _4 I all :ail W. 1"0001 50,000 ioo,eoo 1,008 so.oou 10:000 6,000 100.0 th to,o(x. 10,000 19,000 7, 0 00 10.000 11,4000 4,000 !!,17:1 all 9 all Li a.l MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. Dulness continues to prevail in the gold mining shares market. Mariquita share. mark Ws. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 28,1 to 291 ; Peel River ,2t to 2,1; Not h &Wish Au ra- Wan, 1 to 1 die. ; and Scuttiah Austral al Invest ment, 9.16 to 11 16 pri m. National Brazilian (Commit) shares have been dealt in at 3; ; and Great Polgooth at 21 to 2Z. • Annexed is the ?dining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Bedford Ur.i.ed, 111; Copper Hill, 76; Csrrsntol. 3 . 3 1; But Baler, 7, 71, 8; Or.a. Alfred, 161 • Render, 41 4t; acne, 2071, 210. 203, 2061,2071 ; Frances;66U; Sortridge Consols, 4; Tamar Consols, 36n, 40.., 42..8d.; Tenants, 41. 3; We.t PrOVideolse, 121; Wheal Trelawny. 231. Foreign : Fort Bowen, 3s. 9.1.. 4s. Among the papers of the late Earl of Sefton wee a letter, in his own handwriting, directing that his interment should be made in the plaioest manner; that no silk •:s velvet was to be used, the body being merely wrapped im clean whits linen; that no empty cartilages were to allowed in the funeral cortege; and that the money saved by this mode of inter' ing • ierson of hie rank was to be die— Whaled among the poor. The Bury Post has en account of the visit, on Monday, of a large number of artisans, alleged at Mews. Raneome's works, at Ipswich, to the Crystal Palace. The , party, including the wives tad families, numbered upward, of 1,200. Mr. Lucas, M.P., writes in contradiction of certain rumours—" I sec no reuse to despond of Irish aff tire, and, if disgusted at all, am disputed only with the peculiar tar pima* of Irish Ministerial politics—a feeling which, I sup. pose, I sham with every honest man. As to my health, I thank God that my indisposition, though troublesome for the moment, ha► nothing very serious about it; and, unless my constituents wish me to retire, I have not the slightest intention of applying for the Chiltern Hundreds." The Spanish Minister of Foreign Affairs has ad- I dressed to the diplomatic agents of Queen Isabelle at fomign worts, a circular in which he imposes the differences whip?' have arises between the Spanish government sad 1 1 141 11 4 id of Bow ea (attain religious questions. 31 3 2 6 2a f 3 1