biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-15

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Antozourr, Jtits l4.—Arrontrmiecro.—Lieute-
noitto—lL Massol, to the Implacable ; R. H. Moubray, to
the Pembroke.
Sob-Lieutenant—W. H. Lewin, to the Prince Consort.
Midshipmen—C. R. Bromley, to the Prince Consort.
Naval Cadet (nominated)—}t. L. Huntley.

PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 1L

The Channel fleet, under the command of hear-Admiral
Sydney Colpopa Decree, C. 8., arrived at Spithead this
afternoon, and. on anchoring, the flag-ship exchanged
salutes with the Victory, bearing the flag of Admiral Sir
Michael Seymour, 0.C.8., commander-in-chief at this port.
The fleet mashies of the Edgar, 71, screw line-of-battle
ship, Captaio Geoffrey T. P flornby ; the Warrior, 40, hoe
screw frigate, Captain the Hoe. A. A. Cochrane, C.B. ; the
Black Pnnce, 40, iron screw frigate, Captain James F. B.
Wainwright ; the Priam Comport, 35, iron scrip. frigate,
Captain G. 0. Wiles, C.B. ; the Defence, 16, iron screw
ram. Captain Augustus Phillimore ; and the Trincelo. gun-
boat, Lieutenant Jobs B. Creegh, tender to the flag•akip.
London, England, 1864-06-15

POLAND.

The Official Journal of Warsaw of June 8 con-
tains the following notification :
By the terms of the imperial ukase of 1850 the Polish
refugees abroad are subject to sentence par cost umace, and
their properties are confiscated. The number of persons
who are marked as absent in the registries of population
without say known cause renders it necessary that a
sernpnlons invstigatio• ohotild be made with • view of
ascertaining whether these persons should not be regarded
as refugee., and as coming within the meaning of
the ukase of 1850. The chief of police in Warsaw
has therefore this day ordered a strict search to be made in
all houses respecting the situation of absent persons—taking
first the registers of population as the basis of inquiry, and
next putting such questions as may be considered neeemary
to their relatives and servants. By this means it will be
ascertained whether the absent person is not coming back,
where he is now, what and where his property is, what are
the motives of his absence, and whether the facts do not
justify the application of the severities of the law of 1850.
London, England, 1864-06-15

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London, England, 1864-06-15

AUCKLAND, N.Z., by Willis's lise, established
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uly, Clipper Ship BRITISH TRIDYNT, ',MO tons, loading In the
Bast India Dock. This s•dendid ship, which is favourably known
In the Australian tirade as one of the Wiest afloat. having made
the purge from Liverpool to Melbourne In 79 days. has unri-
valled accommodation for all dames of passengers. Her magni-
flcent Svloou and State Rooms are fitted and furnished In the
most superior style, and are equal to those of many of the Ocean
Mall Steamers. She carries a beautiful piano, and apparatus
for distith ng fresh water for use of all on board. The lween
decks are lofty and welbventilaied, and every arrangement for
the comfort and convenience of second and third cabin passen-
gers, will be under the inspection of the government °diem—
Apply to GREEN, ROBLSSON, and Co., East India-avenue.
Leadeshatbstrect,

MESSRS. MONEY WLGRAM and SONS' (of
Illackwall-yard, London• LINK of STEAM and PACKET
SHIPS to AESTRALLA.—For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct
(to leave the hocks on Wednesday, Joly SO, galling at Plyntouth),
the splendid eUpper ship K ENI , 1 WO tone F. ANDERS°
Commandar lying in the East India Docks. Her accommoda-
tions for all claws of paw. ngers are unsurpassed, and slw
am an expertentiod nursers.—For freight or paaaare apply to
MaLKOD. ALLPOZT, and MOWS N, with Masora Money Wgpsai
and Sons, No. I, lgadanball-street. Paanenifers bi this USW of
packets an conveyed from Paddington to Ptymaatp erg elm.
I .r wrondelsas tam, and second-clads for third-clam fares.
London, England, 1864-06-15

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Jon 4, Mourn.
Mouey.tigliter. Gold, 91 premium. Exchange
on London, 207 to 909 ; on Paris, 170 to 2.79*.
Stocks quiet. New York Centrals, 1321. Illinois,
1261. Erie, 1111. 5.20's United States Bonds,
1051.

NEW YORK, June 4, EvuVo•

Money easy : Gold, 02 premium. Stocks steady.
New York Central, 132} ; Illinois, 127 ; Erie, 111} ;
5.20 Bonds, 1013. Petrolium : Crude, 42c. ;
refined, 04c.
Despatches from General Grant, dated yester-
day afternoon, state :—" Early this morning we
assaulted the enemy, driving him into his intrench-
meets, but gaining no decisive advantage. Our
troops occupy a position within fifty yards of the
enemy, and are there remaining. We captured over
300 prisoners. Our Ices is not severe."
Other official despatches state that the Federal
loss wu 3,000 in killed and wounded. Three
colonels were killed and two wounded. General
Tyler was severely wounded.
General Forrest's cavalry were said to be at
Corinth, preparing for a raid in General Sherman's
rear.

The Federal government has announced that
they are prepared to pay in advance the interest on
the public debt due on July L
They have also raised the interest on temporary
deposits to 6 per cent.
The steamer Caledonia has been captured.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Jim 14, Emma.

The semi-official Norddeutsche itltgeme. int Zeitung
of this evening says :—" Prussia has up to the
present time insisted moat decisively on the line of
demarcation in Sleewig being drawn at Apeurade
and Tondern. She also maintains that in the event
of any division of the D: thy the wishes of the
population should be consulted."
London, England, 1864-06-15

TLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KILYDOR, an
0 Ortaatal Botealeal Preparation fee Improving sad Beenti,
tying the Complexion and Akin. The radiant Wanes It imparts
to the cheek, sad the softnese and delicacy which It Indium of
the hands and arms, Its capabflity of soothing Irritation and
removing all redeems, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolora-
tion', end other cateaeons visitations. render It itsdlepensable to
every toilet. IS anthem all the effects of climate on the skin,
whether with referesce to cold and loclesesocy, or Mamas
solar hag. Price ga. 6d. end as. 6d. per bottle.-Bold at 10,
Ilettoe.prden ad by chemists and perfumers. Ask for
Itewtande* Ilialyder," sad beware of spurious and pernioloas
articles wedge the mina of •• talyder."
London, England, 1864-06-15

CRICKET.

OXFORD V. CR lIBRIDOR. —This match waa re-
sumed yesterday morning at 12 o'clock. Cambridge put
together 136, Mears. Daniel, Booth, and Balfoer being the
pnecipal rue getters. Oxford had consequently 125 to win,
which they accomplished with the lore of six wickets, Mr.
Mitchell contributing the grand score of 55 and not being
out. The actors stands as uader :—Ciunbri.lge, first innings,
75 ; wood it:letup, 136 ; Oxford, lint innings, 87 ; second
innings, six wickets down, 125.
London, England, 1864-06-15

COMMERCIAL INTTELLIGENCE.

Gold opened this morning at 921, but declined to
901 under the announcement of new financial
measures by the government. Stocks inactive :
New York Central, 1311 ; Illinois, 128/ ; Erie,
1112 ; 5.20 Bonds, 1061. Cotton quiet : Mid-
dling Upland, 107 c. Flour, wheat, and corn ad-
vancing. Provisions tending downward. Coffee
good inquiry. Sugar quiet. Molasses inactive.
Petroleum quiet : Crude, 41c. ; refined, 64c.

The Inman steamship City of Baltimore, from
New York on the 6th inst., arrived at Queenstown
yesterday, at 6.20 p.m. She brings 104 passengers
and 629,100 dole., and 4,800 L sterling in specie.
She landed 31 passengers, and proceeded for Liver-
pool at 6.40 p.m.
(Pa the City of &Ithaca., /hi Crookham.)
NEW YORK, Jon 4, Motioneo.
_

General Grant's despatches down to Thursday
morning report no general engagement. The War
Department announces that no later despatches
have been received, assigning as a reason that a
storm had disarranged the telegraphic communica-
tion.

Heavy firing was beard on Thursday at White
House, leading to the belief that an engagement
was Progressing•

Sherman continued his advance. On Wednesday
be was beyond Dallas. His cavalry occupied Al-
toona Pass.
London, England, 1864-04-27

COLIIERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, &eau. 15, Rums.

Money tighter. Gold opened at 73, advancing
steadily to 741 per cent, premium. The excite-
ment in the market is suesithug. Exchange on
London, 191 to 194. Stocks fell 3to 5 per ceut.
this morning on rumours of the iuteutiou of Mr.
Chase to issue a Six per Ceut. loan, but recovered
ou the report being denied. The tendency is down-
ward. New York Centrals, 1411 ; Illinois, 1481 ;
Erie, 1231; Six per Cent. United States Bond*,
116. Coaon very firm : middling Upland, 82.
Breadstuds tending downwards. Provisions dull.
Code° very firm. Sugar good inquiry. Molasses
very firm. Petroleum dull ; crude, 38 to 49; ditto
relined, 56 to 57}.

(By tolegvook to PorWind.)
NEW YORK, Aram 16, Moairso.

Money tight. Gold 71 per cent. premium.
There has been • panic in the stock market, in
consequence of which prices declined. They are
now, however, rallying. hew York Centrals, 139;
Illinois, 143 ; Erie, 119.

NEW YOBS. Aram 16, Ansuroor.

The Confederates, who had occupied Paducah,
we.ro subsequently shelled out of their position.
Yesterday they demanded the surrender of the
fort, which was refused, Cie Fctkrals marching out
to attack them.

The War Department has received no informa-
tion concerning the reported massacre of troops at
Fort Pillow by the rebels.
The City of London and Teutonia Like out
950,000 dollars in specie.
London, England, 1864-04-27

00XNEILCIAL DZIELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK. Aram 10, Arra:tom
Money tight. Gold 711 per vent. premium.
The panic iu the skink market continuos, and prioes
are again declining. New York Centrals, 1381;
Illinoia, 1381 ; Eno, 1194 ; Sin per Cent. United
States Bonds, 115. Cotton steady; middling
Upland, 80c. Petroleum heavy : crude, 38 to 39;
refined, be to N.

THZ HOP OZOWTH.--MAIDHTOII/t, Arse 26.
Although it is yet early in the aemou the hop plaatatioan
are *meal so sesame err of life and eatiwity. Artesian;
from the several districts relative to the sppearasee of tbe
plant represent the vase( shoots es beteg healthy sod
strong, although lees (merited than at this time last year,
through frosty nights and hate matt rly winds. In loos;
gardens the womb of polies has commenced. and it has
already hew completed. Warm showers are now anzioaaly
loobed for.

Accunart.—On Monday last a shock-
lag accidest betel Mr. James Jones, an elderly gestlemsn,
who has for nmoy pen held the responsible position of
swarm to the Oxford City Waterworks Company. He
had made en impectioe of some fittings in woman* with
the waterworks in the upper story of Mr. Joel Evthe's
brewery, in the pariah us. St. Clemset, Oxford, mid ou
reaching this bottom of the ladder he ruined his footing and
fell headforemost into $ large vat of toiling liquid. Mr.
Evans, who preceded him down the ladder, and some of the
arra, attracted by the agoomm esteems of Mr. Josses. ea-
inedrately rescued him, and medical aid was speedily at
band, bat is divesting bias of his clothing his dash was
literally peeled front his body, and he was removed to the
Radcliffe Infinsary, when he lies in a hopeless state. The
vat was 'Minty usproteetAd, end this u the third .coldest
Owe of them fatal) that has occurred from the male aims
is this assighboarlieed in a few weeks.
Moss THAN EVER AND INITILZ THAN EVlL—nit
ocatos to the lamest sad best stock of sprit!, sod summer
Pastries ever solmlitad far public approval. The world-famed
Wa treason et Aland Webb HOW We originator's cory este.
vineemesi,7l, Drookolseet, Haseveraquare. hatebbalbed 1661.
..isevertimmest.
London, England, 1864-04-27

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(azvria's rizasziat.)

PROCLAMATION OF THE FEDERAL
COMMISSIONERS.
ALTONA, Arun 26.

A proclamation of the Federal Commissioners,
dated the 25th inst., says :—" The King of Prussia
an his departure declared that he felt himself most
deeply moved by the gratifying reception he had
met with from the clergy and all classes of the
people. His Majesty has likewise expressed his
sincere thanks for the cordial reception given to
thoee Prussian troops on their return from Sleswig
to Holstein after a severe engagement. The com-
miasioners bring these expressions of thanks to the
knowledge of all concerned."
The Supremo Court of Holstein has passed a
resolution stating that it will fully concur iu the
declaration of national rights which has been
adopted by the members of the Holstein Diet, and
it has sent a declaration to that effect to London.

THE CONFERENCE.
VIENNA. Ana U.

The A bendposi (the evening edition of the official
Vienna Gazette) says :—" Although it is 'woody to
be expected that Austria and Prussia will agree to
the proposal made in yesterday's sitting of the
Conference for the maintenance of the blockade of
the German ports during the armistice, yet the
negotiations between the cabinets need not be
broken off, nor the friendly relations between the
German and Western powers be subject to any in-
terruption."
London, England, 1864-04-27

(asorsies /111.0311•11.)

►x, Aran. 27.

The Royal Mail steamer Shannon. with the above
mails, has arrived hare. She brings 304 passengers,
including the Bishop of Barbadoes and family,
529,896/. in specie, of which 5,4131. are on account
of the Mexican dividends, and 1,500 packages of
cargo. She left St. Thomas on the 13th inst., and
experienced fine weather throughout the passage.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

WZDNZSDAT, Allllll I.r, • Lac

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London, England, 1864-04-27

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Ravigiation Company, April 26 :

"MAILSEILLFA, Aram 26.

"The Euxine with the above mails arrived here
at 11 am. to-day. The mails left for London at
IL3O am.

AMERICA.
(PK the Hibernian rid Greencastle.)
NIW YORK, Aram 15, Emma.
General Grant Las left for the army of the
Potomac.

General Forrest's forces have captured Fort
Pillow, on the Mississippi, by assault. 400 out of
the garrison of 600 men are stated to have been
killed. Telegrams state that the Confederates
killed all the Degrees and many white troops after
the capture. It is reported they are now evacuating
Fort Pillow and moving on Memphis.
The Confederates are in possession of the town of
Paducah Kentucky.

Unfavourable rumours are current in New
Orleans concerning the Federal aituation on the
Red River.

Two hundred Federala have been captured near
Alexandria, lininiiiins.
The street& of Alexandria are barricaded against
an attack.

The previously reported attack on Alexandria
Was untrue.

The Federal Arkansas expedition is still ►danc-
ing towards Texas. It has had two sucuessful
skirmishes.

The House of Representatives has censured Mr.
Long, of Ohio, for declaring himself in favour of
the recognition of the Southern Confederation.
The steamers Syren and Cozet have arrived at
Nassau from Wilmington. The steamers Grey-
hound, Will-of•the-W imp, and Syron, have sailed
for Wilmington. The steamer Petrel has arrived
at Nassau from Charleston. The steamer Juno
from Wilmington has foundered ; nearly all hands
were lost.
__

Mr. Chase is in New York, making financial
arrangements.
London, England, 1864-04-27

rIPO LADIES—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
A. Or*tal Botanical Preparatio• for Improving and Beauti-
tylag the Complimbs and Mi. The radiant bloom II leaparta
to the cheek, sad We whams and delicacy which tt lidera§ of
Me hands asd arms, ita capability of soothing irritative sad
removing all redness. tea, pimples, spota, freckles, discolora-
tion. and other cutaaeous rialtatams, render It ladispensable to
aremp roam It °brutes all the effects of climate on the skis,
whether with reference to eold and lacientesey, or intense
molar heat. Price es. Id. sad is. 6d. per bottle.—Sold at is.
Batten-garden; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for
"Bawl's& Balmier," and beware of sparious and mentions
articles ander the same of .• [Ardor."
London, England, 1864-04-27

FMK DU'ARTMENT.

The Agents, PoUcilitoldera,iadiTtoT,re holden of the Albert
Life Company necessarily fore a cosinection of the most in-
novate' character fora Yin and Marine Insurance Company.
The auuual lamas, in the wealth of the country teal In that
tiescription of property lume: as insurable property," has rug.
seated the formation of several sew are taaanaer onion., bet
the Directors of this Company believe that in very few 1/251.41aCal
bass nre company started with the isms chances of succma as
attend the Introdsetles of this. _

4;;;;P•80 ti7eadvaataes of the co-opmatloo of •
trained and perfectly orgaulsed system of ageing. and the
Directors submit, therefore, that there Is a certainty of secede,
almost at oar • have and prorltabls business.
Ihy Chancellor of the lfacticquar harms intimated his inten-
tion to reduce the duty one.half on stock to trade, a large addl.
trona] number of the insurances .111, no dank be elected by
penwas .ho have banal, been deterred from insurnag for the
full value of their stock by reason of the heavy duty.

_
id ARINE UEFA RT If ENT.
Notwithstanding the renot establishment of several marine
insurance competaies, and the alteusive business they hove
&nutted. there is ample room for the sate sad profitable
employment of capital ill this direction. The Tad increase to
the shipping lutenist of the United Kingdom. together with We
growing feeling In favour of the security &dogsled by Joint stock
companies as compared with pnvate undersrritera point to the
opening whin exists for this depornnest of Ike Oorepoors
°pennon&
. . . .

The services of an able and experienced underwriter will be
secured, and a large business can at once be obtained for the
lionmang.
1 u the event el no allotment being m .de. the 41192e1t win be
returned to full. gbotild a leas number of shares be allotted
than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards
the payment so allotment, and the balance Maas. returned to
the applicant.
Forma of appbeations for shares may be obtained from the
N 14600,11 liftwasoial Company ,Lhatted), 12, [Lag a Anna-yard.
]loorgateetreet, KC., or the brokers or milkators of the Coin-
WV.
London, England, 1864-04-27

MINE&-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLocw.

There is very little business in the mining
market to-day apart from that connected with the
fortnightly settlement, and prices generally are
quoted the same as yesterday. Wheal Grenville
'Mares are called 10 to I, being rather
lower ; Great Vor, 32 to 33; East Lovell, 174 to
114 ; and Wheal Seton, 1974 to 2024. Devon Great
Consols are officially marked 554.

Yudanamutana stares have improved, other colo-
nial as well as foreign mines being unaltered.
A special meeting of the East del Rey Mining
Company is cAled for the 3rd of May, with refer-
ence to completing the puraaae of the Morro Sao
Vicente Mine sod Estate.
London, England, 1864-04-18

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

A DElltAlifT, An= 16. PROMOTIONS AND AP-
TootTßßNTß—Limatissat J. C. Wells, is oommand of the
serew gun vessel, at China, to the rink of corn-
Seoond Master in charge W. W. Anderson, of the
Haughty, to the rank of lieutenant.
Amintant Engimmtis T. E. Butters, to the Asia, u super-
numerary ; and J. Franklin, to the Victory, for service Is
the Sprightly.

PORTSMOUTH, Aram 17.
It is reported that on the 16th of May his Royal
Highness Pree Alfred will embark as board the Racoon,
22, wow corvette, Captain the Omit Gisichen, at Mar-
seilles, for a cruise in the Mediterranean and Black See.
We believe it i. intended to visit the Crimea sod several
other places which bin royal highness had not an opportu-
nity of visikag either in the St. George or Euryalus. It is
impeded that Prince Alfred will return to England about
the end of July.
London, England, 1864-04-18

FRANCE.

PARIS, Ann. 17.

Senor Hidalgo had a private audience of the
Emperor to-day, and remitted to his Majesty his
credentials as Minister in Paris of the Emperor of
Mexico, whose ascension to the throne he officially
notified.

ST. NAZAIRg, Ann. 17.
The Tampico has arrived here with three millions
of franca in 'jiver on board.

THE CONVENTION BETWEEN FRANCE
AND MEXICO.
PARIS, And 17.

The convention between France and Mexico has
been published to-day. It states that the French
troops are to be reduced as soon as possible to
25,000 men, including the foreign legion. The
French troops will gradually evacuate Mexico as
the organisation of the Mexican troops proceeds.
The foreign legion, composed of 8,000 men, will
remain in Mexico six years after the recall of all
other troops. Wherever the garrison of a place
may not be exclusively Mexican the commandant
will be a Frenchman. The French commanders
will not be able to intervene in the
Mexican administration. The expense of the
French expedition until July, 1864, is fixed at 270
million franca. After July, 1864, Mexico will
pay an annual indemnity of 1,000 franca for each
French soldier.

The Mexican government will pay annually 25
millions in cash in liquidation of the sums due to
France.
The convention further states that a committee
will examine the claims of French subjects and the
indemnities due to the same.

The interest on Treasury Bonds has been fixed at
4 per cent. for three to five months, and at 4i per
cent. fur six to twelve months.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
SUEZ, Aran 16.
The Nemesis with the above mails arrived here
at $ p.m. to-day (one day early).

MALTA. Aran, 16.
The Ceylon arrived at 7 p.m. on the 13th inst.i
and left at 10 a.m. on the 14th for Alexandria.

The &nine arrived here on the 16th at 2 a.m.,
and left at 7 a.m. for Alexandria.
London, England, 1864-04-18

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

pouna's ssazain.)
THE SIEGE OF DI7PPIEL
ooryaisOzN, APRIL 16, 3.30 rat.
. _

The following official annOuncement has been
made :—" Last night and this morning the bombard-
ment of the Duppel works was feeble. Our loss
was small. The enemy continues his works of ap-
proach under the fire of our batteries."

COPENHAGEN, Amu. 16, 1136 A.m.

The following official despatch bee been publiabed
to-day :—" The bombardment of DUppel continues.
Our loss is inconsiderable. The enemy has again
burned down several farms on the coaat. Our fire
prevented the enemy's workmen from continuing
the works on the left wing. It appears, however,
that the enemy is erecting a new battery to the
south of the village of Diippel.

COPENHAGEN, Ana 17, 3.t5 Lir.

The following official despatch has been pub-
lished :—" Yesterday evening the enemy took pos-
session of some of our rifle pits. He is now within
300 yards of our batteries. The cannonade is
again brisk."

GRAVENSI'EIN, APEL 17, Emma.

Captain Hoffmuller, and Lieutenant Hassel, of
the 16th regiment of infantry, landed this after-
noon, with 16 men, on the island of Alsen. They
drove away some Danish soldiers, and spiked the
two guns of a Danish battery. Large masses of the
enemy being then observed issuing from the adjoin-
ing wood the Prussians withdrew to their posi-
tions without loss, carrying away with them all the
war material and ammunition.
London, England, 1864-04-18

r 7
;nom was repo• ow paid on them ; and on Friday • third
letter was received, m which the writer requested that a
further tam of 17n. fick might be forwarded to the office to pay
for a coffin which bad been provided for his son on his hdag
buried on land. On the receipt of this last letter he (witness)
=somilffing wrong, mod is cenetspiame seat for •
Oa its (the osestable's) remenamodationimpuli,
two halipsems iato an envelope and gave it to the lad who
broefht the mote. and he denied it to the prisoeer. who wm
waiting foe his, and the latter was talon into enstcdx.
Inspector Dann said that soon after the primmer had beet
looked up at the station house he mad. • very demeaned
attempt le hang kimasil hy his mart and it was with some
difficulty he was recovered.
' The primmer's uncle said he was subject to severe fits,
end that it was the opinion of some of his friends that his
mind was impaired by this.
Mr. Norton observed that the fiend was cunningly devised
end was of • Mettler Mamie; and he should therefor*
remand the prisoner for • week to give Mos for further in-
quiry into the ease.
IffiWhen about to leave the felon's bar the prisoner fell down
in • fit, and inconsequence of his affliction he was admitted
to MAL
London, England, 1864-04-18

MIXE&--(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLoac.

The mining market is rather BatterTo44.
Wheal Grenville shares are heavy, and have de-
cliued 155., the present quotation being 104 to
4. East Caradon are also lower at 30 to 4,
and East Grenville at n to 44. East
Lovell, however, continue in demand, and have
risen to 184 to 184. Whoa/ Seto are quoted 208
to 205, and Great Vor shares are oilicially marked
341:
°reign and colonial mining shares are inactive:
Cape Copper show an alverse tendeucy.
London, England, 1864-04-18

THE POLICE COURTS.

Lucy Weedoto. a you women, betweets 16 sad 17 years
of age, was charged with stealing a quantity of Irwin
apparel, the property of her sister.

Mrs. Emma Thorne, the wife of a journeyman painter,
lir log at 12, Quests's-rood, Brom ptoo, said that on the merino,
of the let of March the property she Dow mimed was isle
in her drawee. On the afternoon of that day the primmer
OM. tO bar house, and stating, that she had walked from
Greenwich, asked her to give her a night's lodging, which
she immediately consented to do. She stated that her
wearies apparel wee in • very dirty state, and iaquired
if prosecutris would afford her an *PfveisaitY at washing
it, to which she replied that she was going to
work at seven is the =ruin, and prisoner could put on
some clothes of hers while she washed her own.
Primmer had some supper and went to bed, and was left by
presecutrix in the morning in the room, but when she re-
turned is the everting she footed the prisoner goes, and also
the articles missing.
A little girl proved that she saw the prisoner leave the
house with a large bundle, which she endeavoured to
oatmeal.

Prieoom mid she did sot know anything of the pperty.
Mr. Selfe—What Is the primomem poeiUm is life!
Promentrix filse has been is service, but left it, sad whets
she mom to me ma the Ist of March, odd she was Myles to
get into • relormatory:

b.? lit.?
Pr.eseutriz—l tsar Abe Ism.
Mr. Self. ramsoclod she primer fee • week.
LAMBETH.
- -

Robert Poole, aged 207 thee;;;i as ex-policeman, was
placed at the bar Wore the Flee. G. C. Noises, out a
charge of &handles Robert Collier of 15e., hi the following
heartless mauler, sod also with aatemptiog to hang himmin
while at the police-etatios :

Thep rcesenter, a poor man. living oo a small property
is Bath.strest, Albany road, Camberwell. mid that in the
month of June last Ins son Robert went to ma, and from
that time up to Wednseday last ha had not beard from him.
On that day 7 • letter, dated from the " Colonial Skippiog-
once. 127 -street," and parportieg to be signed by
" Hoary himon, Beeretery," was brought to his boated
addressed to him, and on openitur It be totted
that it reprerseted the death of his son to have
take• place, so the 27th of February lest, at sea,
near Maloomb Bay, and that his boxes end property had
arrived at flestimmpton. It dated that the exposes
to brio. the property to tows would be Ye., tad requested
that that earn might at ma be forwarded to the office by
the hearse of the letter. This intellimmos the wilaass siW
had tufty afflicted himself sad his family, and they at ones
banded 7s. as regain& Os the tallowisi dff!
assosil Uttar was rewind ; stasis( flat the
had sashod at Ur Dafilasymi Aseseslias. sod ti=
London, England, 1864-10-28

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, OCT. 27.
In a congregation holden this morning the nomi.
nation teak place al the following X.A.'s by the Vice-
ClllllOllllOl to the Alto of yobbo examiners in the oohed
of methsmetios via : —lf egos. J. S. Smith, Raid Col-
less ; Charles J. Fsalkeer University College: sad David
Thomas, Calamity Collar:.
L s °agnostics hoiden is the afternoon Mr. J. S.
Fletcher, of Christ Chateb, sad Kr. R. S. Hasse, of Wad.
ham Oollam were allowed to be examixed in the eisesigal
school. in beam oat eactaisod ia tb. mishednle el the autho-
rised ism.

COUNT OP COMMON COUNCIL.
Yesterday afternoon, afternoon, a Court of Common Conn-
ell woo bold at the Council Monitor, Guildhall ; tbo Wit
lion. tit. Loon linToa in tbo chair.

OICSIZAL CIABUIALDL

• report was brought up tram the City Leeds Corarattee
f payment of the eapeasea„ moieties to M. 9a. 5d., to.
upon the preetiotatioe of the boeorary freak= al the
City, mad wee uaraduacivaly agreed to.

CITY MUNCIES.

Os • report being brought up frees the Ocal. Corm
sad Fineace Committee, "on the referees* of the 20th last.
rsoommeodieg that the sum of 17,6231., required ter the
worn, ke., at the City cif London Lunatic Asylum, be
provided oat of this City's *ask,'
Mr. Deputy Boil asked the court to agree with the
motion. Many persons appeared to think that the City of
London was in a state of laselavecy, but be was very t=
to inform them that their Gamow were Dever a•
condition with regard to all legitimate espeasss. They had
plenty of matey for all proper Papooses. At the peewit
time they had a Waste of 35,7664, which was tally sefh•
Meet to defray all legitimate espaliers ; but they were like
• private individual who had a good Maims, bet who oveer•
nut that income ; and he would tell the court that they had
beam guilty of several estramigeoess lately.
Mr. RICHARDSON believed the corporation ROM was is
bettor condition them it was at the pew t time.
Ultimately the report was to.
London, England, 1864-10-28

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.

COPENHAGEN, 00?. rt.

The Flyreposten of to-day asserts that'tlie sittings
of the Council of State held the day before yesteo,
day had • material influence on the speedy cost
elusion of peace, and Lieutenant Blohme at ono
started for Vienna with despatches to that effect. .
It is not known how far the despatch receirei
yesterday, and immediately after the arrival iff
which • StateConneil was held, will influence the
conclusion of peace.
London, England, 1864-10-28

DENMARK.

OOPENHACHIN, Oar. 27,9 r. is
According to intelligence received here Gen
Falkenstein bu declared that all functionaries
Jutland will be appointed by him.
fadrelandet of to-day says :—" From the is
November all the present postal officials in ut-
land will be dismissed."

It is asserted that General Falkenstein will ep-
tirely prohibit exports and imports by sea from and
to Jutland.

Rumour are current here that a further delay
has occurred in the conclusion of pesos.

i'IIRIN, Oar. 27.

Contradictory reports are current respite' tins the
situation of the insurgents in Venetia.
A letter published by the Opinion asserts tkat
the band is reduced to a small number, not having
found any followers among the people.
The Austrian police are acting with increased
rigour; arrests continue to be made, and the
frontiers are closed to returning emigrants.

Private letters assert that numerous bands still
exist. About 500 insurgents are said to have taken
refuge in the mountains, where they will be able to
offer a protracted resistance.
The Diritto has been seized for publishing a
proclamation of Signor Cairoli, calling upon the
people to support the insurrection in Venetia.
London, England, 1864-10-28

SOOTZWARL BRIDGE.

Mr. THOMAS &WWI mowed "that it be referred to the
Bridge Howie Estates Committee to take the neoweary
steps for the introdustioe of a bill into parliament dories
the seat seelea, to empower the corporation to wastes
Southwark-bridge, with authority to coofer with her
Majerty's government and the Metropolitan Board of
Works thorium." In bromic' forward this motioe, Hr.
Bodkin mid it bad been decoded to throw open Southwark.
bridge for a short time free of toll, seed be apprehended that
they would be able to purchase it altogether so so that it
ooald be thrown opee to the public pernmeently, as it woe
quite certain that after it bad once bete open free public
opinion would them allow at to be closed again. (Hear.
bear.) With regard to the corporation buying it altogether
out of their own fonds, he thought that the Metropolitan
Board of Works sad the govercomut ought to be applied to
to sasist them. He therefix• moved his =Aloe, that the
Metropolitan Board of Works should be conferred with.
Mr. PHILLIP* seconded the motion.
Mr. Plot= thought they ought not to ask for entopid.
eery powers from parliament, as be thought it could be
bettor settled between themselves.

—After a few words from Lr. Iri ;AVIS sad Mr. LaWIMY,
Mr. Deputy Jonna mid he thought if the bridge true
bought at all, the corporation ought to boy it in foto, ea if
the Metropolitan Board had any hand to paying for it, then
would always be squabbles as to precedence. He hoped that
Mr. Rodkin would withdraw bin motion.

Attic some further disavowal, Mr. Rodkis wood to
withdraw bin mottos.

-The ;formes of the 20th het., roooinmeodall the
wooer required for the °peeing of Southwark. be pro.
aided from the Cat's reek, spot loss to the bowie
Estates Fund, wee speed to.

MR. Ronal:rex, M.P.—Paragraph, emanating
from the provistial press have recently appeared in the Lon.
doe papers, giving alarming accounts of the state of health
of the boa. member for ilhelbsed. It will be satilmelory
to Mr. Itosbasir's friends to bear that the hoc. and broad
gentleman was osi the Old Bailey beach yesterday, sod ast
oat with exemplary patience the proose'llep °gamma lams'
trial. He looked remarkably well, sod se Marty ea am he
doss while 'Min through abeg cad wearisome debate ow
, the find eat below the gangway, oa the opposition side of
I the Home al Ceannom.
London, England, 1864-10-28

Tan INDVOISIAL Exaramon.—The attendance
at this Eadbitige yesterday was upward, of 21.000. A
choral pesferosaes was given in the evening by about
1,000 members of the Tonic Sol-fa pupils.
OPICRATIVE COACIMAKERS' INDrBTRTAL Exnt-
BITION. —A large mintier of employers and operatives of
the above credo was last night held at the Northern School-
' rooms. Castle-street, Long acre. Ifr. G. N. Homier was
appointed chairman, who stated the object' to be attained,
and the meeting determined on adopting the scheme
after the plan of the Painter Stainers' Company of the City
of London, medals and ceetificetre having bees presented to
the most skilled uterus is their various bespoke& A list
of the technicalities of the trade wee submitted, and from
the high art attained by this trade no doubt a most in-
targeting collection will be exhibited. A memorial, Damn-
°ugly signed by both employee and artisan& was then deter-
rained oe for presentatine to the Worshipful Company of
Coach and Coach Hareem Lases of the City of Landon for
thews at their hall, wherein to exhibit this interesting col.
litatiO• of the most skilled and beautiful productions of the
easel Wad* trade. Several gentlemen addressed the
meeting. which was exceedingly well steepled, its objects
enthusiastically received. sad from the Nippon rives by the
employers we have so doubt of its smogs& The meeting
at a late hour closed with a cordial vote of thanks to the
'Minas&
London, England, 1864-10-28

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before thweeftrate Berimmt.)
Thomas Swaim, 17, a Mood carver, was indicted for felo•
piously attempting to murder Lacy Bassell, a little girl six
years of age.
Mr. Houton prosecuted Mr. M. Wolleas ddeaded.
This ere was one of rather • singular olismietu It
appeared that the prieour bed been in the habit of taking
the proescutrix out for • walk, be being acquainted with her
west', sad he had always Muted her will great kindness.
OD the day named in the indictment he took her a dilute
of six miles from Ludo. to • gentile to the neighbourhood
of Les lindp. Whoa there they west fora walk. By
the midi cd • diteh he Motlmd, took her op jo bit arm, lied
pat her is the water. He Mee went sway sad left her.
Fortunately there was not mach water in the ditch, and the
child maimed to get oat. fibs was &Bermuda toned by a
mea, and subsequently her Meads found oat where she w
stay's. The primmer afterwards weld to the polio* elr
and saw a policeman at the door, who 'eked him if ba
wasted to see soy one there. Hs said no, but 'salmi the
I policeman whether they had found a child. The odium')
amidst., sad hyoid, " I us afraid she la where they via
liver fled her, . . .

Alfa
M. Willem made a Tau feeling speak contend•
ing that ft wee gutless widest.
The jury timed him Guilty.
Sentence Wend

B. Connor, 19, Denid Heatorigla, 40, and The. Marra,
234 were indicted for a robbery with violence on Edwin
Roberts.

Yr.Ater prosecuted.
The jury found them .11 Guilty, sad they Were ssateaced,
Nano, sad Cluny to are years' plea servitude, sod Ben-
might to 18 seoetturimprisonsuset nth herd labour.

(E4(are Mr. COMI:111&4011111 Kerr.)

JoAs We:U*9ton, 19, printer, was Whited for sterling a
forge quantity of jewellery, the property of Philip Edward
Brame. his master.
Mr.Wprosecalisd ; Mr. Pater defended.
It appeared from the evidence that the prosecutor is •
soma:inks agest to • aember of ellokeale jewellers, end
carries cm business at Ely-plaos, Holborn. It seemed that
the prisoner carried lie goofs about for If being his por-
ter, an os the aftersore al the 14th al bar they
were returning home, whoa the primmer absconded with the
whole of the property, and was sot beard of for eight days,
arid some of the was ever recovered.
The jury foliar aisrlitty. Befosteg to give any account
of the &etinatMs of the prepscty, he was sentenced to form-
tees years' penal senitodw
London, England, 1864-10-28

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, OCT. 27.—AllmINTSANTS.—Midship-
toes J. G. IL Field and C. E. Howes, to the Aohilles ;
E. A. Om to the Aurora.
Naval Cadets 3 B. Boctiell, L H. Baylor, E. Hinder,
mid B. S. Rolleston, to the Achilles; G. Neville, to the
ffyladee ; C. W. Newnan, to the Liffey ; 0. M. Forster, to
lar the Be Priam ; C. J. Naylor sad H. T. J. Dorris, to
the Reveems.

~Aetis
Seosed.elme Assistant Engineers H. H. Gulliver,
to the lodes ; E. J. W. Bridle, to the Asia ; J. G. Ellis, to
the Indus ; J. G. Goff, to the Fiagard ; B. J. Butler and B.
Pearce, to the Cumberland ; W. Nieklin sad W. Ohre, to
the Asia; R. J. Wheeler, to the listard for the Vivid;
H. G. ll'Quireo sad G. Ball, to the Indus ; J. Hobbs, to the
Asia; W. Ostia, to the lode.; T. H. Middleton, to the
Cumberland ; G. E. Cooper, to the Flossed for the Widgeon;
H. G. Joh oatoo, Sharp..l. W. Seoble, and B. 0. Bourke,
to the Indus ; W. J. Pettit, to the Fingsrd ; sod F. Forman,
to the Indus.

DESPATMI OP TRI BOMBAX MAIM—The Penin-
sular and Oriental Company's steamship Masa* Captain
Antacid, sailed at 3 p.m. yesterday with the mails for
Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Aden, Bombay, and
Upper Bengal. She took out 110 first and 36 second clam
pasesugers, and on freight for Bombay 11 bocci specie, value
7,7601., of which amount is bar silver 2,00 W. ; gold coin,
2,200/. ; and coral, gold thread, watches and jewellery,
3,5601. be. ; also for Alexandria, watches, 3751., and a full
cargo of goosed merchandise.
TRI►L YOB. MURDER IN IRELAND. William
Odell was indicted in the Commission Court on Wednesday,
for t►e Isnrder of the bailiff, Richard Fox, at Rathminea, as
the 29th of September, by shooting him through the head
with a revolver. The prisoner, who was de4adad by Mews.
Dowse, Q.C., mod White, pleaded "Not Gailty," Berneet
Sullivan, who, wan Messrs. W. J. F. Welsh, Q.C., sod
C. R. Barry, Q.C.. prosecuted, stated the awe at behalf of
the crow., ia s eke: sod able spook infamies t►e Piny
that the legal advisees of the grown saw wages in the are
to redoes the camas below that of murder. Evideoes wee
then gives au the part of the prcesontioa. The Goan was
crowded &via( the day.—Dethe Daily Sapras.
London, England, 1864-10-28

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, OCT. 27.

Private letters received here from St. Petersburg
state that the so-called Constantine party in Polish
affairs has been defeated. The introduction of
political reforms is only to be expected after •
social revolution in Poland has taken place. The
Russian government has no confidence either in
the white or red Polish party.
Rumours were circulated of the resignation of
the Minister of Public Instruction. The foreign
journey of Baron Stieglitz is believed to have no
connexion with financial operations. It is con-
sidered doubtful whether the Minister of Finance
will remain in office.

The recruiting which has been ordered is said to
be solely to fill up the vacancies caused by a former
corresponding discharge of soldiers, and has uo
political importance.
London, England, 1864-10-28

TURKEY.

PARIS. Ocr. 27.

The Paris papers publish adviose from Constan-
tinople to the 19th inst., stating that the financial
crisis still continued. Rain had destroyed the
cotton crops in the pro►inces.
Osman Paella has been appointed Turkish Com-
missioner for the territory allotted to the Sues Canal
Company.
London, England, 1864-03-03

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Wore the Judge Ordiasey.)
%MIGHT r. WZIOUT. IVlrrrtiilA, AND BUNTING.

31, serjeant Parry and Mr. Littlir, for the petitiozer ;
gr. grow ft for the rempoodeat.
On the 1 et February, 1846, Jaw Wright, &butcher,
Clerkenwell, married Eliza Harper, the daughter of •
true cooper in the same pariah. There had bees lam two
children, of whom only one survived. The parties lived on
term. till 1851, when the habits of the respondent
ato be very drunken. Her husband endured her till
15.1.1 ; but in that year he separated himself from.
bet. ,he had since lived in adultery with the two w-
imp:admits. Brittoall was • eheeeemonger, and Brat* a
sinzer. The respondent had herself been on the stage.
" The defence emanated of counter-allegations of adultery
sal cruelty ; and some evidence was called to establish these
d lest
The cam was not finished when we went to prow]

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commiesicaer Holroyd.)
re BE T. A. IiFARDTATT.
Tire bankrupt was a clerk in the office of the Poor-law
&yard. raiding in Prospect-place, Wandsworth-road. Hie
debts are about 900/. ; the seats, consisting of furniture,
had been assigned under a bill of sale, but hare since been
warred for the estate.
An adjournment was ordered for further investigation.
London, England, 1864-03-03

SHARE .6111T8.-(27118 DAY.)

Two o'Cloini.
The railway market is dull to-day, aid
generally exhibit an adverse tendency. grile:
Western stock is prominently flat, and has declined
Iper cent. London and North Western
also receded *, and Midland 1.
Lancashire and Yorkshire has improved 4.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1071 to 108, ex div. ; Great Western, 634 to 64 ;
Mi4and, 196} to 4, ex div.; Lancashire and York-
shire, 1091 to 110, ex div. ; Caledonian, 124 to
1214 ; South Eastern, 901 to 91, ex div. ; Great
Eastern, 471 to 1, ex div. ; Great Northern, 127
to 128, ex div. ; London and South Western, 99
to 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1081 too
With the exception of San Paulo, which are
better, foreign railway shares are unaltered.
Indian and Canadian lines are steady.

ORDINAZY BEAI. MID srocis.

timias Soda
b 1 p.a.
London, England, 1864-03-03

PORN Or APPLICATION FOR SHAMIR

To he retained Iy Uel.okeeit

• To the Diftetior; of tit; Credit Mobilise (Limlied,.
Clentimueo,--Having paid to your hankers, Messrs.
, the sum of .0 , being a de-
part of al per Share on Shares in the above Company. I
hereby request that you will allot ma that number, gad I sires
to accept such Shares, sr soy loss somber you may allot loops
and I agree to pay the deposit en allotment, and to slim the
Articles of Ilisociadon of the Cowman) when required, and
authorise you to lusert my Dams on the re.-ister of members
for the number of shares allotted to me.
Usual signature
Name in full

Resident*
Probasks
Debi Mame tau.
London, England, 1864-03-03

RE ELLIOT?.

The bankrupt, a butcher at Brighton, applied for his or-
der of dischawc
Sergood opposed, and Mr. Lumley, of Moorpite-
amt. supported the bankrupt.
Ws Honour held that the bankrupt contracted debts
without reasonable expectatiam of payment, and suspended
the order of discharge for four months with protection.
London, England, 1864-03-03

WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

The following ii the reply of the Secretary of
State for the Colonies to the memorial of the settlers in that
ooloey :

" Doweingatreet, Feb. 24, 1864.
" Gentlemen.—l am directed by the Duke of Newcastle
to acknowledge the receipt of the memorial. dated the
16th of February, signed by yottresives mod by IMMITOOII
other gentlemen connected with Western Australia, ex.
pronely* of your hope that her Majesty's government will
not abandon the present system of transportation to that
colonyam desired to snare you that his grace bag perused
your memorial with the enmities due to the position and
character of the seethes= hy whom it is signed, and to the
ability with which their eyebrow are enforced.
" For the decision of her Majesty's goverument on the
subject of the memorial his grace can only refer to his
despatches to the governor of Western Australia end to the
governors of the other Australian colonies, dated the 26th
of January, which are Included in the paper just laid before
parliament upon convict discipline and transportation.
' From that communicatioe it will be men that. while the
proposal for a lame increase of transportation will not be
adopted, no change is contemplated in the ember of cion.
vide which has for some years been annually seat to Western
Australia.

--;;laen to request that you will make the mutest, of this
letter know% to the other potlemen whose mantes are lip.
needed after yaws to the memorial addressed to the Duke
of Newcastle.—l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
" H.sry A. Seared, Req. "C. FORTIMCCII.
Vsomett, Ei;
" Roes D. Illutska, Esq.
London, England, 1864-03-03

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMLIALTY. MAWR L—APTOINTRZWIS. As-
sistant Clerk T. Robinson, to the Prisms Royal.
Naval Cadet (oomisated) Hoary Louis Fisin.
ADMIRALTY MARCH 2. —APPOINSMENTL-001:0-
Islander J. Ward (b), to sorrintaad the Rideinsa, her eoss.
stemma hay* been altered, vies Mr. Reed, roaster, saner.
sided at his own »met on account of the state of his health.
Muter F. A. Johnson (additional), to the India, for the
Ammer.

PROMOTION.—To be Deputy Impactor Hera al, Mired
list, A. Cram

PORTSMOUTH, Mixes 2.

•
The Victoria and Albert royal yacht was taken
tato No. 8 dock yesterday, to he decorated for the summer
service of the Queen.
The Himalaya, 6, iron screw troop ship, Captain Edward
Lacy is daily expected at Spithead from Australia.
Ando*, 93, screw fatet, Captain Edward W.
Vansittart, arrived at tfpitheed this morales from the
Weal lodise, and proceeds to Sheerness to pay off, having
bees upwards of &supers is commission.

CHATHAII. Maws 2.
In consequence of the Edinburgh, 60, 450-hone
power, now employed is the coastguard service, beteg
ordered to be shortly sold out of the Navy, an order lea
bees received for the Trafalgar. 70, 5011-bane power, whieb
was mantle pod off at the Nom, to be immediately re-
fitted, to Lie the place of the Edinburgh at Leith.
By dirsotios of the Secratiu7 -of State for War, all the
large Annstross rifled gnus are in future to be designated
by their calibres, and sot by the weight of their projeotiles„
as has hitherto been the prietioe.