biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-11

BOW-STREET.

William Thomas was charged with being drunk. and
meaultiog pliceoonstable F 34.
On Sunday woollen the officer was out duty in the Strand,
when the primer came up to him and said, "Oan you
fight ?" The constable told him to go away and not make
any disturbaom. The prisoner. who appeared to be very
drunk, again challeaged the officer to fight, and ce his re.
pelting the advice to go away quietly struck hien on the side
of the head. The constable thee took him in charge, and,
with the minimum of another constable, took him to
the atation•houee. He was brought to this court on

Moodar.
The prisoner—With regard to dronksansea, that ill WTOCI.
I ant a total abstainer.

Mr. Oorrie—llo you mesa to my you were trite sober?
The pneomr- Quite so. I had drunk nothing whatever.
Mr. rie—Thee why did you strike the Aker?
The prisoner—l am subject to epileptic fits, sad altars lit
is over lam quite stupefied. Anyone might believe I was
drunk.

irrCorrie—l have heard of epileptic fits leaving a man
stupified, but never that they excited him to punch peoples'
heads. That is a most singular result of epilepsy.
The primmer—l manure you, sir, I don't know what lam
doing when lam in that state. I really am not accoustable
for my actions at each times. I am perfectly incapable of
controlling myself.
The inspector and several constables cooctured in gayly;
that he was Trey drunk.
Mr. Carrie remanded him till yesterday (taking bull for his
appearance) in order that be might produce aurae of his
friends, and especially a medical man, to prove that be was
liable to these fits.- _ . .

His ;ifs atteWed and said that be bad been 'airiest to
then fits for • long time, arid after the lit wr away in •
half insane state. She had frequently followed him about
the streets, watching him to try to keep hint out of mis-
chief. He had the wildcat fstteres, sod used to run away
from an imaginary pursuer. He left borne on Saturday
night with some friends. and until she heard be was takes
she thought he was still with them, or she should not bare
allowed him to wander about aloes. She had thought "it
was hanging about him" for some days.
Mr. loran said it looked like iseanity. He must be re-
manded till a surgeries bad seen him.
London, England, 1863-11-27

THE INSURRECTION IN LITHUANIA.

A letter from Kowno, dated 17th November,
says :—Yor the last eight or ten days increased
activity has been observable among the insurgents
in this district. I am informed from an authentic
source that strong bands of insurgents have lately
appeared in Elarnogitia, in the north of thevern-
ment of Angustow, and on the frontiers of those of
Kowno and Grodno, and are doing considemble injury
to the large Russian detachments in those districts.
even a few miles from the Prussian frontier, and
in the immediate vicinity of the government town
of Suwalki, an encounter took place on the 9th
between some insurgents and a flying column of
Russians. In the night of the 16th the Kowuo
ganiaon was roused by a courier, and at 4 a.m. on
the 17th a special train with Russian cavalry was
sent to the station of Koslowsruda, and thence
proceeded in the direction of Preny. On the 17th
a Jew was executed in the town of Wilkowiarki.
He was an inhabitant of the town of Beaky, and
had acted as a national gendarme.

AItiILICAM THANZAClP773o.—Yesterday, the Lega-
tion and Oomealate of the United States were eland, and
the day wee elnerced by the loyal Americana in Load= as
• Dig el Thankagiviny, in atoordenee with the proclarictio•
of President Lincoln. In the afternoon a numereas company
sat down to dinner at St Jamie 114 ; the Hos. Robert
J. Walker melded, and speeches were made by the Males
litisider and dhow. Annineet the limb drank was the
following r—" The lannelpetlen Preelemetiesf "Shvicey's
lOWA
It flaw Is
A.• re vigils by of God the ion el the
Anierion esSik
London, England, 1863-11-27

REVOLT OF THE ARAB TRIBES.

PARIS, Nov. 26.
The Paris papers of to-day publish the following
telegram from Alexandria :
" Djeddah, Nov. 16.
" The Bedonhas in the vicinity of Mochs have
revolted, pillaging the coffee crops and other pro-
duce. Djeddah and Mecca are quiet. Ismail
Pacha is in Upper Egypt."

MADAGASCAR
(By Token& Arcot Saw)

MAIIBIIIIIB. Noy. 6.

Advice. received here from Madagascar mention
a rumour that King Radama is still living. He
was left for dead by the amassins, but is said to
have been found by his partisans, and concealed.
London, England, 1863-11-27

NATAL OMNIBUS ACCIDENT ON HOLBORN

HILL.

An inquiry was bald by X.r. W. Payne, coroner
ter the City 111114011.111. at eL Berthetereew's Hospital bet
Med. reepratiag the death of None &too, aged 60 yaws,
who was na cur wire alighting from an ocasilsa, sad ex-
gioed 8010 kit blades ea fbaday
alias Bank* mid that he wag the cosdselar of a
lialeihmee emmilms Ay* heiress tho Durham Arms
is the lieutermeed. tad loados•bridae.o. Baader
1111 PT war be vas Wed br the demist& is the
Edgware-toed, la the erasing. Be get as the " knife-
hearit" mad upon arriving at the foot of Bolbors.bill pre-
mhat than odern* slight
se . • Jolla Ball omnibus less aloes behind,
was raging. Soddenly a Murat us imbed that
dasseend had leas us our. It vu found that the Jobs
Bell Imbue pale aback Um, and he wet bucked
dou, and by the imp of the bones throws snide the
wheels, which penal ever him.
Polioe.eosetaky 253 said that he acme op at the meaust
and found deemed dreadfully injured in the roadway. The
*sly penes fiat actually saw how the arcideet immured was
an artilleryman, from Woolwich. who said that the
coachman waa not to blame. The demised, is the dark-
sea, appliwily bad sot policed the aecoad omnibus semis(
Moot. lie was quite sober and was by trade a tailor.
Ilr. Ns* haste sown, said that demseed was brought
is with his left thigh and hie arms foarf ally meshed and
butes. He serer milled.
Verdict, " doeldamtal death."

Stuntmen harp FATAL ACClDlClT.—Yeaterday
• Magda: and fatal accident assarrod we the
Falcon w-dact eitagad on the rime shore at Beaksidr,
Southwark. It appears that a largo city: bricks,
building materials, ke., assconstenhy carted away
frog as adja mat wharf. and a arc with aid sat,
who wr •1•111• d in this work, drove several fest cm the
TIM elms fat the purpose of bathing the bands lip to the
water. It was at the times vary low tido, sal the Waal
advised apse a spot where the wets serldsaly become
deep from piles driven into the shore. Into this hole the
bass, with the vehicle containing the man,
notwitbeteading every exertion to lave =111171••••
hors were drowned. The body of the us w sober
gushy Ricked up. and now awaits a carouses Squat 1
Oir. vents —This cake, on which conk are fed,
is moth* son than vegetal :le oil seeds which has been
embed for manufacturing rposes. Tueeru=s• 11.1.
which pew es the top el theme palm taw ars ag Nor-
burg, oe the Elbe. and the oil extrcted hes
them is carrerted yin • toilet leap,a while
Is halal •••••resd in Germany. me colawi
ants as exported to England as oil she far shim
The ortulmod needs of the pom fotaa• valuable all sake, as
it masa that traoquillity and himpigois whichgaskuoss
the rapid=powils of young oaths. Was& ersalmod
extend lasses to extinct a *se for P•••
gels poss the crumbed nuts for a useful Shaw 11
manaid tee vapidly to be of us when exported. alias
is sko.fonesd fres mashed dodder, swiss sod 1114011 sod.
London, England, 1863-11-27

£38,246,331
ILaSSEALL. Chid Cannier.

TEVISDAY_

Consols, which closed yesterday at 91} to # ex
div. for next Thursday's settlement, opened this
morning at the same quotation, and closed at 911
to 1. For money the last price was 921 to with
div. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for monef, 92#, j, 1,1,
;4, I ditto, for account, 91 ft; Three per
Ceuta. Beduoed, 90#, ; New T ree per Cents.,
901, 1, I, I, Ff, 1; Bank Stock, 236, 237 • India
Stook, 2'22, 224 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 109,
1081, 109 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures,
I IM, 991.
There was again a very active demand for the
shares of the Anglo-Austrian Bank, owing partly
to investments by subscribers to the imperial
Union Bank of Austria, now winding up. The
price has risen to 11 to 11 prem. There was also an
improvement in English, Scottish, and Australian
Chartered Bank, Strode and Punjaub Bank, and
Standard Bank of Africa new shares • but Brasilian
and Portuguese Bank, City, Chartered Mercantile
Bank of India, London and China, Bank of Hin-
dostan, London Joint Stock, National Bank of
Liverpool, and Union Bank of Australia hays
receded. A slight decline occurred in General
Steam shares. Royal Mail Steam and Rhymney
Iron oontinue in request.
The shares of the financial companies have under-
gone little alteration. International Financial
closed at to f prem.; General Credit at 2# to
prem.; London -Financial at 81 to 9 prem.; and
Mercantile Credit at to 4 prem. Hudson's Bay
shares were again 2a. 6d. worse, at 21 to 1# die.,
and reptian Trading dull, at 11 to 2 prem.
The India Five per Cent. Stook remains
firm. Exchequer Bills were steady at 6a. to 2s. die.
Ocean Marine shares were last quoted to-day
131 to to prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,
41 / prem. ; Oriental and General Marine,
11 to 2 prem. ; London and Provincial Marine,
K r tan:Lc= ; Universal Maine, 1 to # prem. ;
Union Assurease, 3 to 41 prem.
Lead Mortgage Bank of India shares were last
quoted_, 21 to 3 prem. ; English and Swedish
Rank 3 to 31 prem. ; Mantes Metal Company,
dis. to par ; Gloucestershire Smeltini4 1 to
11 prem. ; Constantinople and Alexandria Motels,
2to 2i prem. ; National Steam, 41 to be prem. ;
Merchant Bank, 7 to 71 prem. ; Discount Corpora-
ton, 71 to 81 prem. • Littlehampton Steam, 4 to 41
prem.; Bedford (Brighton) Bowl, to 1 prem. ;
London and Caledonian Marine, to 1 prom. ; and
West India and Pacific Steam, 21 to 31 rein.
London, England, 1863-11-18

RUSSIA AND THE CONGRESS.

The bacalide Busse sap that even the authority
of a congress would not make Russia accept a so-
lution of the Polish question which was "contrary
to Russian destinies." "Thus," observes the Paris
Temps, "the adhesion of Russia would not be
exempt from reserves, and these reserves would be
specially unacceptable, as they relate exactly to
a question which at this moment precedes all
others, and which m►y rightly be considered as the
mother-ides of the congress."
London, England, 1863-11-18

TELZGRAPPLIO INTELLIGKNOI.

•
0111012161 titscames.)
RECOGNITION OF THE PRINCE OF AU-
GUSTIEJIURG BY GOTHA AS DUKE OF
. SCHLESWIO AND HOLSTEIN.

GOTHA, Nov. 17.

The doal•pvernment has recognised the present
hereditarj Prinee of Augusteaburg se Duke of
Schleswig and Holstein, and has informed the re-
presentative of Holstein at the Federal Diet that
any other pretension to the succession to the
Duchies would be met by a proposition to the
Federal Dist requesting it to protect the right of
this legitimate pines by the necemary means, and,
in case of read, to establish it by foree.
London, England, 1863-11-18

TALLOW MARKST.-(THI8 DAY.)

The market in quiet at the annexed prices --Town
tallow, 42e. 6d. set easb ; Petersburg T.O. ea the luxe,
Ma. gd. ; all the year, 495. 9d. ; Jimmy. to Mar* 44e. ;
March, 40e.

BOROIJOH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Patteadas sod Smith report the demand steady
for all descriptions of the new growth, both English and
foreign. with a very hare supply of colour), sample..

COAL MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
Walls Sad Hotta% 19a. fd. ; Walls End Haag 4
19a. Od. ; Walla Ead South Hatton, 19s. &L ; Walls End
19a. 3d. ; Walls Ead South Kolbe, Us. ;
tali Walls Haugh Ha 11,184. ; Walls Tod Wharooliffs,'l7a. ;
Walla Sod Raddells,l7a. ; Walls End Hatton Lyous,l6s. 9d.;
Taallaid Moor Batas, Ma. 9d. ; West Hartley, 15a. 9d. ;
Meddles Hardy, His. 9d.: Maids Hartley, 111. 9d. ;
Bashoge Hartley, 15a. 9d.-102 ships at market.

Among the diaries for 1864 is one which is pub-
limbed by Meson. Parkins sad Gotta, coatainiog judiciously
chosen facts in the leteer-press, sad a wall arranged depart-
ment for samomasela. _

One room in the Hartley institute at Southamp-
ton is set spirt for the preservation of the wardrobe sod
lenitive of the mother of Mr. Hartley, the founder of the
institute, io accordance with the ecceetris will of that gen-
tleman. In this room may be seen bases* dresses, &boss,
tipsetry, fans, drawee', chins, chairs, ke., of a wealthy
merchant's wife of the last century. The hairnets are of
the Berth Getup style, the shoes are of setae with smell
wooden heels, and displaying the seeteses and elaborate
workmanship which were lavished by the seas of Bt. Cris-
pin os mob feet coverings. The fans are large and clumsy.
and ass has the Lord's Prayer printed os it. One of the
fans bas bees bomwed by, it is believed, a respectable
daughter of Eva, while labouring nader • fit of klepto-
mania.

---
A carriage accident of a singularly fatal charac-
ter took place near Neweratle-on-Tyne res Saturday eight.
Three permits were inside the carriage sad two out. The
hones took fright, and were not stopped till the catriege
was broken I. pieces and one horse wee fatally injured.
whilst of the persons who were riding, two had a leg each
broken, another a broken arm, and the other two were
bruised sad injured.
EFPNCTiII or COMPOUND TM:RM.—ID California
say stipulated rah, of Imitated le kwtal, sad the curreet
mks see often lawful. Is Joinery, 1861—Dot yet three
roses ago—Daniel B. Wises borrowed 1,300 dots. of Morris
Wise, payable on demand, with compound interest at 8 per
cent. per month. Not being paid, Wise sued it and ob-
tained a verdict a month ego for the snug little sum of
140,000000 of donors Vases sot feeling able to lase so
mach massy, Wise ooeiduded to strike off 140,000,030 dols.
from Ye amount, sad 'sly have judgment mitered for the
Pi& et 90,000,000 lak.:—Califorman paper.
London, England, 1863-11-18

CAIIITTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
'S
iledie..—STßAM COMMUNICATION between LON-
DON end INDIA by the utamaifloent Flat of Steamers belonging
to the hest India and London Shipping Company !limited).
The woll.knowu clipper ansibary steamship NIDASPV. Met
tons, 30)-bone power, G. it. litiTER, Commander, Dew loading
In the Vic,orta (Louden) Docks, will leave on fah November,
embarking pawgen at and leaving Gravesend on the fah
November, kw n calling at the Cape of Good Reps
and Madras. This magnifinent oh* built expreenagome the
India trade, has been thoroughly ranted, am a
commodation for passengers, and will carry ea merles ro%
surgeon . also a stewarding& The avenge peewee et OM
airmen has been 09 days to Madse mime et them Willkift the
shorted wave on record. The tine will be conlineed on the
111111 of each succeeding month, with the strictest punctually,
by one of this Company's Peet of ancillary screw steam laps.—
For freight or panne apply to Grindley and Co., to, Perils-
anent-street, &W. ; the brokers, Alfred Drat and Co., Ilk
lesdenhall-street, EC. ; or at the Oakes of the 'Company,
k klindwg-lans, London, KC. : where siso apalastieue ter ap-
pointments es midshipmen In We service should be node.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1863-11-18

TO TB! EDITOR or TB! REFINE&

Sia,—Permit me to state that the Royal
Victoria Friendly Sick and Assume* Society which has en
frequently been brought Were the notice of the public in
connexion with the polio, courts, has no corinexkle with the
Victoria Benefit Society of 53, King Willialnwireet, Loa-
doe-bridge. As we hare suffered oatisiderable easoyewee
from the supposed idemity of the two societies, I dull feel
obliged ifou will kindly inesrt this note.-1 so,FREDERICK AUGUSTUS NEW, Illemetary.
Chief.ofsce, 53, King William-street,
London-bridge, Nov. 17.

Tas Mueslis OP SKI CAW 07 TEM PARANA. —A
letter from Hoeg Kewt hes bees ressived at Liverpool,
ets.uboratieg our tenser eseeripikm its burning of the
Parana and the murder of ter mew. It appears that the
west bad proceeded about 150 miles from Hong Kong, when
she encountered • heavy gale, and Captain Morrish tried to
anchor near St. John's I and did so. Been after a
number of junks came alongride, the crews of which went
ce board the Parana, Captain iforrish suspecting nothing
wrong at the time. As mos as • sufficient number were on
board, • rush was made on the crew of the Parana who,
usable to resist,were forced under the hatches. The; ship
Ines the. paged, set on fire, mad totally destroyed. When
the intellimiese reached Hoeg Kong • gunboat was de-
'patched to the mane of the tragedy aed Wee piratical
junks were destroyed and thirteen of the pirates captured.
Tas Loss or Tn. COLLODItt. —A despatch re-
saved at Liverpool yesterday mates that Captain Pi, of the
Freer* tmeport Entrepreemsta, arrived at Brest, passed
a ship, Mused to the water's edge, with • Biers head re-
preseetrag a Highlander. The same es the stern, though
partly obliterated, left no doubt whatever but the vessel was
the Culloden.

THI SALMON FISHERIZII IN CORNWALL—AD
order is published in last night's Gazette, Ceder the band of
Sir George Grey, extending the time during whieb it is pro-
hibited to take rimier in the rivers Forrey and Camel and
their tributaries, in the musty of Cornwall, from the let day
of February to the let day of April following, both lethal's.
OHYRAL Palate& 0/112 81ELLIDO DAT.—
TOMIDAT, Nov. 17.—Adadesises es payment. 1,460 ; ditto,
by means Vitiate, 788: t.W, 2,248.
Ds. DI JONoll'a LIGHT-BLOWN COD LlVlllet On.
—The unnatural degenrwalker at the salelessee of the body can
always be traced to antecedent weglsotel debility. Dr. de Jongh's
oelebrated OU hue been need with indellsag efficacy Is restoring
flmh to the meet emaciated have. The d stinguished eurncon.
Mr. Haat, stab.:—"The weight 'aimed by the nee of Dr. de
Jamb's 011 Is three times Um weight of the oil swallowed, or
more."—fteld only tis cagenled bottles, ta. Id., 4. en, andati.lz
Dr. tait ssles Amer. Raeford and Co., 77.
Lad"A ime—lAdvecttesinentj
London, England, 1863-11-18

COURT OP ALDERMEN.

A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at
Guildhall. The LORD iff•TOl presided for the feet time
in his official capacity, and as is usual oa seek ossesioes,
every mstoter present was attired is hi assist robe. The
Lord Mayor. at the commonroom; of the proosellags,
made a few olnervatioes to hi brother aldermen, and said
he felt *aimed that he shoold always nouns from them
the same cordial and kiid amistame that Isssibma scassisd
to his predecessors, end that the came of the mart would
also do the same is the tops eese capaaitisa (Hear.)
London, England, 1863-11-20

[stamped, id. Additional.]

laws. Whilopeopisaredisetusingabreed 011 thelevalitialies of
the Feeessious rights whisk Mitsoovite hypocrisy has woo-
seeded is wading treat the waked. of Serape Ise the
purpose el oppugn( ye, ow enemies NW a pleseme
sisetroying the lest vseMas el their intersaaisaal ewer
=seta. II is thus that eves a portion of the kiwi= mated
by the reams, al Thema (four districts of the peoviare of
Aegiebowii sad Reetens Pediarbia) his just been &ea up
to the purdy Mstesoulte sifesteistration of dem& Meara-
vied ; while at the lam tine every effort le ode to de-
mise, *besmear(' tome el aaligiel leelliuticers is the virile
extee•tif the isreibrie mind be the Bassiaaa.

DU* the period el eight aura we bare not been able
to obtain' barna@ pOWIMP which ere at tbe bead of the
Wed world tba 'ably act of pudic* we bare asked for—that
recornitime of oar right to defend ourselves against oppres-
ion The cody seed wo feel of the sympathies gabbed by
oar math is an over•famsring intemity of baked ea the
pert of YON* and a/ his semis to extenniasterrer seer
Deems to b. the will of Providence to try us by sr&
white owed the siessure of human malicios ; vs submit
to its law ; our mirage and onr faith romans washaken. Do
we UM. from Europe too much le asking her to nowise
our right to Used ourselves? We appeal to the °oedema
of peoples and itivaity of governmeett
assallioa we salami Maligns is a &Waft ass; it
pram* nor load valises alithealaisa. wig& *Tea bag-
ealsblishad lad Salaam hi a. arm Jaya&
Th. *de* is a wag oomplimited OM. Mil awl kcal
established Steles as for our resomitatlng indepeadeses. If
v. WI woe entherresetneot on this point, have sot the

semi perplexities been seen to sties b the Worts al other
edam to reconquer their iisthipeedterer! A dose best & '
melon &the subject will whops drew that in dusk dries
el anise tiny went sat alleys lammed by the priesiphis
they tieteedeg. . .

Ws shall only insist on one point. In our external rain-
Was we Shall never act in oontradiction with our priscipies.
The Wallowa Government would colas to exist on the day
It so longer deserved that title—when it no longer repre-
sented ohs sietimenteofj tidies and preemies which animate
the polish pelotas, fighting for the well-nnderstood interests
of arthritics so kw then for 14 owil ugly. L. B.

[TWOPENCE
London, England, 1863-11-20

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

GENERAL AMNESTY IN THE NEAPOLITAN

PROVINCES.

TURIN, Nov. 19.

The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a royal
decree proclaiming an amnesty. It annuls the
penal punishments awarded in the Neapolitan pro-
vinces for all crimes excepting those connected
with brigandage and ordinary offences. The am-
nesty extends to all offences against the press laws
and all persons who have evaded the conscription
or acted in contravention of the laws relating to the
National Guard. The report preceding the decree
states that the enthusiastic reception and other
manifestations which the Sing has met with during
his journey have proved how deeply the unity of
Italy is rooted in, the mind of the population'
Having nothing more to fear from the efforts of
enemies, the ministers have deormid it their duty to'
second the generous idea conceived in the heart of
the King.
THE POLISH INEURREOTION.
•1111111AO.
The. Rawdans hays been esilloiy at Lurks by
public caution the liable twin the woods which
had been sot down es a strategic. measure.
A Polish cavalry corps boa invaded the town and
sailed 100100 florins, the produce of the sale, leaving
a receipt. •

RICER VON BISILtRK ON THE POLISH
INSURRECTION.
=MDT. Nov. 19.
In the Chamber olDeputies today, the Polish
members proposed that the inquiry instituted con-
cerning three Polish deputies shopld be dropped.
This proposal • was referred to the committee on
judicial affeira. The house then proceeded with the
order of the day.
The propositions of Herren Simson and Oneist
concerning the sanction of the press ordinance of
the lid of June, anuouuoed yesterday, were then
discussed and carried by a large majority.
In the upper house of the Diet the debate upon
the draft of the address in reply to the King's
speech was continued. The committee on the ad-
diem proposed that the Chamber should not intro-
duce the Holstein question into the deliberations
on account of the obscurity by which it is still sur-
rounded. .
Count kabuki protested against the paragraph
expressing gratitude to the government for the
measures adopted against the spread ef the insur-
rection in Poland. The count maintained that the
insurrection had only for its object the liberation
of Poland from Russian rule.

Herr von Bismarc-Schonhausen, in reply, said :
"Count Hinuski may believe what be says. The
government, however, was obliged to judge in ac-
cordance with fact. The government has proofs in
hand that the insurrection was not directed alone
spinet Russia. Government has, however, a politi-
cal, social, and moral interest in the movement in
Reagan Poland not being victorious. An independent
Poland would always be a source of danger for the
Prussian monarchy, and would occupy the greater
portion of the army. We must not allow a move-
ment to be successful which soils itself with un-
heard ot crimes, and which delights in tbeapotheolula
of wear nation.'

The address was then put to the vote, and agreed
toby72toB.
London, England, 1863-11-20

THE WORKING-KENS CLUB AND nisnrors

UNION.

Lord Lyttelton will be much obliged to the
Editor of the Brpreu if be will let the accompanying
letter appear is his edemas.
Athenian" Nov. 19.

4, Graftoo-streek, Nov. 11.
My dear Lord Lyttelton, —The praseut moremeut for Mee
establisbineet of clubs for working•nien has, as you well-
know, my warmest approval and good wiaLeia Bat I am
grierr'd to bora that the Working-adou'a Club sad Institute
Uoioa, which is doing its work extremely well, is in pressing
need of funds.

I do not like to leave Elialand, though only for • short
Limo (that is till the meeting of parliament), without strongly
rimenuneadies it, through you, as ems of its most active
vier presidents, to the support of all friends of the wetkiew
eleases.—Believe me, my den, LoydlAytteltoe, mat saneerely
yours, (S ass H. Bsoccuum.

I Favla IN THZ MITROPOLIL—The remarks
which we made a few weeks since as to the probability of
: them being a great increase of typhus in the metropolis
during the proems whiter ere being verified. Under these
circumfuses we are glad to learn that the committee of
6of the e.dmi Fever liorpital have deter-
mined the accommodatioo afforded by the bee-
' pita, by the meatier' of a temporary budding capable of
! mitalsieg OU beds. The building is to Is of wood 2,000
cubic feet ere to be allotted to each bed, aid at the same
time there will be thorough veetilatios. We midentuod
that this Landis, will be reedy fee the reception of patients
within a foamed from Use tins that the terms of the cm.
tout are aimed ea. The looser the better, for every patient
suffer* hem typhus who is permitted to remainifs owe
batty teetilsied, sod, perhaps, overcrowded berm heoomes
sleets for the promotes' of the dimes to a whets cons-
massity.—Lencer.
• Cinn& Patron. OKI BHILLIIIO
THOZODAT, Nov. 19.—Agbabeieue oe paymet, 1,498;
amp, by mem dame, 831; total, 2,329.
London, England, 1863-11-20

Z 3 .282. m

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IL MARSHALL. Chief Ca•lner.

Nov. 19. lee&

THIMIDAT Snornto.

Consols, which closed yesterday at
the 3rd December, were tint marked this morning
914, and closed at 914 to 4. For money the last
price was 924 to ; with div. The official busi-
ness report is as fjilows :—Three per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 924, 4,4, 4, 4 ; ditto, for ao-
°oust, 90, 4 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 904, i ;
New Three per Cents., 904, 4, f, 4 ; Thirty Years
Anus. 1855, 142 ; Red Sea Telegraph, 201 ; Bank
' Stock,' 237 ; India Stock, 221 ditto, Five per
Cent. stock, 1084, 4,4, 4, 4 ; ditto Four per Cent
Debentures, 1864 or 1860, 904 ; Five-and•s-lialf
per Cent. eshoed" ropes paper, 1144.
The India Five per Cent. stock was steady, and
the rupee paper dulL Exchequer Bills remain at
18s. to Bs. die. _ .

The variations in the foreign stook market were
numerous. Heaviness prevailed in the morning,
followed by a marked rebound towards the middle
of the dry, and by renewed depression in the
afternoon.
International shares closed at 4i to a prem.,
being better ; General Credit at Zito 3 prem. ; and
Loudon Fin inoial rt 71 to 8 prem., being the
London, England, 1863-11-20

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVEMG, NOVEMBER 20, 1863.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocut.
There is a large amount of business in the
mining market to-day. The variations comprise a
rise in Camborne Vean and West Chiverton shares,
and a fall in East Basset, East Cara Brea,
and East Caradon. The reduction in the latter
amounts to 15e. East Russell declined in the
morning to 5} " sellers," but are now quoted the
same as yesterday. Some of the present quota-
tions are as follows : Cawthorn. Vean,
Si! to f ; Chiverton, 10 to ; East Basset,
60 to 62 ; East Caro Brea, 71 to •, East Caradon,
251 to 1 ; East Russell, to 6 ; North Crofty, 5f
tot prem. . • lincroft, 19 to ; and West Chiral.-
ton, 55 to f#6.

With the exception of a reduction in Fortuna,
foreign, as well as colonial mines, are unaltered.
The directors of the West Canada Mining
Company (Limited) on Wednesday declared a divi-
dend of Ss. ppeett share, payable on the lst December.
At WhealTrelawney meeting yesterday, the ac-
counts showed a profit upon the quarter of 1,1851.
There was a balance of assets over liabilities of
1,6691. A dividend of 12s. 6d. per share was de-
clared.

The copper on sold by Best Caradon Mine yester-
day at Truro, realised 2,665/. Captain James Sec-
conibe writes asfollowsfrom this mine :—" Caunter
Lode : 60 east worth 81. ; 70 east, north part,
worth 151. New lode :60 east saving work ; 70
Oesst worth 81. South lode : 60 east saving work;
60 west worth 20/." •

Telwrams from Camborne Vega Mine, received
yesterday, state that the lode for tin has improved
to 1601 per fathom.

The will of William Tooke, laq., late of Bedford-
row, Ramat-square, was proved in Leedom by the then.
ton. Arthur William Tooke Eep, the arm, sad William
Hollows. Faq. —the poimmaity beteg swore under 11.00::a...
To his sou be leaves his real estates, siPsated is
Berta, Middlesex, and elsewhere, and all the resides of hie
property. To his two daughters are left bequest*
Fr Zia to their settlement on roarriage • sad to seals of
him nine grandchildren a legacy of 2.00 W. .ati.Bareaim
left to several other members of his family to personal
friends.
Tan Rums CONFEILINCL. —The arrangements
far holding a "Effie Conference" to settle the basis for
shooting matches are Wig settled in a fttiefectory meaner.
The (=nail of King's College. &read, have granted the use
of their ball for the purpose of the mestimp, whisk hove
be.. fixed to take piths on the 12th, 13th, and 14th at
Jaauary next. As the proposed oougreas is of cessaierable
importance to ruble teen io all parts of the °Gutty,
invitatioos to *tread will be issued to the repressateitivie
of the principal rifle associations of Great &Unto.
London, England, 1863-08-05

THE OVERDUE CALCUTTA AND CHINA

MAILS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

"NAB.SEILLES, Auotierr 4.

"The Veotia, with the above maila:arrived here
this day at 10 p.m. The mails leave for London
at 10.30 p.m."
London, England, 1863-08-05

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1883.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

THE REPLY OF THE THREE POWERS.
VIENNA, Amer 4.
—. _.

The Vienna Abend Pod of this e;eniug asserts
that no understanding has yet been arrived at by
the three Powers upon the form of the reply to
Prince Gortchakoffs despatch.

PARIS, Amon 4.

The Patrie of this evening, in an article on the
objections raised by England to the principle of an
identical note to Russia, says :
" The difference is of a very serious character,
and by causing the miscarriage of the negotiations
which have been pending for the last fortnight may
open the door to fresh combinations, and, according
to certain rumours, give rise to modifications in the
very heart of the French cabinet."

AIISTRLL

VLF.27I4A, Amon 4.

The Emperor is expected to return bare to-day.
It is believed that the final discussion of the
French proposal with regard to Russia will take
place in council to-morrow.

Deputy Count Galejewski, who was arrested at
Lemberg, has been set at liberty.
London, England, 1863-08-05

Na 5,300.)

LLCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE
and Madrea—SlMAM COMMUNICATION between LOS- SOCIETY.
DON and INDIA by the magnificent Fleet of Steamers belonging The imalnen of the Company exceeds £7000,0110.
to the East India and London Shipping Company • Limited). The duty paid to government for Um year lon was L 56,062, and
The well-known clipper auxiliary steamship Ni A itITITS. 2.135 the amount insured on fanning stock. 410.086,332.
gone, MO-hone power, J. THORNHILL. Commander, now loading A bonus of three-fifths of the profits periodically made to
nth* Victoria )London; Docks, will leave on 1 ill Au7ust, embark- parties insuring. who have that, from time to time, received
lug passengers at and Marine Gravesend no 20th Augnst, for Cal- sums amounting In the aggregate to £.440,000; and the Aiciety
costa. calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This mogul- now holds a large reserve applicable to a future bonus
omit ship, built expressly for the India trade, has been thoroughly The rates of premium are in no case higher than those charged
tefliteJ. has fina-rate accommodation tor passenger,, and will by the other principal offices making no returns to their In-
ca* an experienced surgeon also a stewerdeas. The average ewers
pasay of these steamers has been 71 days to Madras, some of . For prospectuses apply at the Society's Ofnces, Surrey-street,
win making the shortest paaages outward. • Norwich : and 6, Crescent, New Bridge-street. Blackerinn, LC.
The line .111 be continued un the 20th of each succeeding •
mouth, with the strictest punctuality, by one of this Company's
magnificent fleet of auxiliary screw steam ship,.
For freiaht or passage apply to OM NULAY and Co., 6S, Pap
liamentatreet. S. W : the brokers, ALFRED BREW and Co.,
160, Leadenhall-street. LC.: or at the More of the Company,
9, Wincing-lane, London, E.C. : where also applications tot
appointments as midab pawn in this service should barnacle.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
East India and London Shipping Company ;Limited,
9, Mlneing-lane.

REMEMBER, we SUP at EVANS'S every
Concert&Eveulag next Week, after Alfred Mellon's Prontena-te

THE BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jermyn-street.
laafllee aad Gentlemen can be accommodated with
Apartments sad Bedroom in this Katabilshment et moderate
charges.-111011118 DAWS (worn Simpsois. 103, Strand) Pro-
prietor. Menem prodded tor large sad small parties.
London, England, 1863-08-05

THE EXPRESS. WEDNESDAY

LATEST INTELLIGENCE
THE REPLY OF THE THREE POWERS.

"The notes of the three powers," eels the LW.
peadance, "whatever may be their form, have not
been sent yet, and their despatch is threatened
with further delay. Although agreed as to the
terms and purport of the communication to be
addressed to St. Petersburg, the cabinets
of Paris, London, and Vienna, have not
yet come to an understanding as to the course to
be followed in the event of Russia refusing to
comply with the new appeal made to her. The
English government, before giving its final adhe-
sion to the collective note, would seem anxious for
the introduction of some modification, which, by
not requiring an immediate reply, would leave
Russia time to reflect on the course she would
adopt. This proposition, the existence of which
is revealed by La France, a journal which receives
lits information through the ministry of foreign
affairs, is calculated to slacken the common action
of the three powers, and new communications will
be required to restore it to its former vigour."
London, England, 1863-08-05

POLAND.

The following details have been received from
Cracow, of the 4th, of the combat at Beoemin on
the 28th ult.:—" Cbmielinski supported for four
hours the attack of the Russians, who were far
superior in numbers, and provided with several
pieces of cannon. Captain Zuchowski, at the head
of thirty volunteers, was killed after having three
times attacked the enemy's artillery. The Russians
retired leaving seventy dead on the field. Chmie-
linski has returned into the forests. The Russians
have organised moveable columns in the govern.
ment of Radom, which have pillaged and burnt the
town of Opoczno."
The Breslau Gazette, of the 4th, states that
Taczanowaki has received at Czamarewo, near the
Prussian frontier, the assistance in arms and
ammunition which he had for some time expected
to be sent to him from the Grand Duchy of Posen.
A body of 1,000 Russians has been defeated by
the insurgents at Zielun, in the district of Mlawa.
The Vienna Wanderer, of the 4th, declares as
apocryphal the proclamation of the Polish Na-
tional Government, as announced by a despatch
from Warsaw, and which was said to reject any
arrangement short of the re-establishment of
Poland with the limits of 1772. The Press ex-
claims against the despatch of Prince Gortchakoff
to M. de Knorring, who replaces M. de Balabine
at Vienna, and declares that the appeal made to
the old traditions of Austria is a fresh piece of
malice on the part of the Chancellery of St.
Petersburg.
London, England, 1863-08-05

TRAFFIO RETURNS.

Mks Pea- War- Total, Total,
RAILWAYS. epee maws eland's 1863 MI
Week ending July 19. S t 4 6
Woman age 343 101

Weekending Ansa 1.
(Mango. & South Western 196 9,6E3 9 241
Week ending August 2
Areas Gamboa' 1.16 UM 3,111 4.337 6,121
Landon and Blackenal — 1.966 319 Mg 1,160

LONDONDERRY AND llinrisinzim RAILWAY.-
The 37th halfiesrly meeting of this company was bud
yesterday at No. 4, Colemenobeethuildinp, Mr. H. layer
in the chair. The secretary read the report, which stated
there was a disposable balance for dividend of 8,6791. 3s. 3d.,
and the directors recommended a dividend of 5 per east. par
annum on the B stock, of 6 per cent. per annum no the
A stock, and also I per cent. on account of ensue on the
B stock. The chairman said the teethe on the Hoe was in-
creasing, and aided by the good harvest in Ireland,
would be still more largely developed. He hoped the
lend purchases would be completed before the nest meeting.
He moved the adoption of the report. A Shareholder called
the attention of the directors to the necessity of eapitalisiug
the arrears on the B stork. The directors baring promised
their attention to the subject, the report was adopted.
HORSHAM AND GUILDFORD RAILWAY.—The ordi-
nary half yearly meeting of this company was held yester-
day, at the Brighton Railway terminus, Mr. tenth in the
°hear. The Secretary read a short report, which stated
that the coetramor bad reported the works M a satisfactory
state of progress, and the directors had Let week made an
inspection, with which they were highly plesaed. There
was every mama to believe the line would be completed
and reedy for opening early east year. The total amount
received for shares had been 48,0001.. of which 47,6731.45. 4d.
bad been expended oe the works, leaving a balance of
4261. 15e. Bd. The chairman. in moving the adoption of
the report, said that looking at the districts through which
the line would pass, there was every reason to expect •
very lens and remueerative tragic. The report wee
adopted, and the retiring directees were re-elected.

[Ad rtise ye ment. j--tioLiowAT's 011111111 MIT AND
?ILLe should receive afa sad leg teat trial trees all alltidell
with sores, wounds, bad logs, varicose mins. 'lmbue.. of the
muscles. contracted sinews, and a host of other Infirmities b
which multitudes pros through a miserable existence to an early
gram ; caws of ulceration. which had been going on from year
to year, getting WWI* and woes, ham been thoroughly cared by
this cooling and healing eintmeet when ell other applications
had emu felled to sloe ease. Holloway's MID lewd great swiss.
once to the curative t mass Is all chronic and constitutional
malad les . the ointment nn d pills set together moot harmoniously
both of them are admirably salted to different ages, NOMs of
life, climate or mama.
London, England, 1863-08-05

MADAGASCAR.

The packet from Alexandria brings accounts from
Port-Louis (Mauritius) to the 6th July. The
Hermione frigate, having on board Commandant
Dupri, K Lambert, and the scientific commission,
had arrived on 30th June, and was, after touching
at R4union, to leave again for Tamatava. The Eng-
lish steamer Rapid had also left Port-Loris for Ma-
dagascar. The Port-Louis journals give news from
Tamatava to the 15th June, and from Tananarive
to the 26th. A national assembly of 30,000 per-
sons had been held at the latter place, at which the
new Malgache constitution was read. The tribe of
the SaksJedes on the Western side have refused to
recognise the new government, and have com-
menced hostilities against the Roves. A revolu-
tionary attempt had been put dowa at Tananarive
on the 6th June without any bloodshed.
London, England, 1863-08-05

DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEY Direct ;to sell from the
river punctually on the 25th August. calling at Plymouth to em
barb passengers let alep(eliplet , the well-known frigate-built
ship DUNCAN DUNBAR, A 1 for 13 years. 1,311 toss register,
JAM RSA ANSON, Commtulder ; bins In the East India
Decks. This ship, built a pressly for the Sydney trade, has been
fitted with the Fastest ore and consideration for the comfort

Zipamengert her rabbis an lofty and airy. She Can accommo-
date a few Intermediate& and will carry an esperienceil surgeon.
—For terms of freight or passage apply to Captain SWANSON,
co board. to °PLUMY. HAN KEY,
_and UWILL, 17, Leafla-
-9.111919•91: 99916111T5id 1100 ii, 9, Efillter-utrest
London, England, 1863-08-05

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED:

J. Plant and R. Plant, Ipstonee,- 11tafFordshire, colliery pro-
prietoes-W. Vale an J. J. Vale, Studley, Warwickshire, needle
manutacturers-J. L dumaden and T. Tindal. Bradford, Yorkshire,
drapers-J. 111/maid and F. Anderson, Birmingham. fac-o-e-
J &wean and W. Sandell, Bath, butchers-W. Williams and
A. Bate. Birmingham, haherdashers-8. Stott James Pilling,
John Pilling. and K H. Pilling, Rochdale, cotton @Omer., so
far as regards E. H. Pilling-G. Tutinicliffe, T. Hollins, and E.
Hand, Loneon, Sta 'ordshire, china dealers. so far as regards
X Hand-.. A. Ball and W. huh, Condolt-street Hanover-
square, tailors-J. Crabtree and G. Norenbigton, Rredford, York-
shire, Ore brick makers-R. H. Smith and J. T. Cunningham,
Samge.gardens, London. wholesale tea del/tem-P. Senior. B.
Senior, and M. Maass. Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen manufac-
turers- F. Wagstaff and H. It. Coward, Deptford. printers-R.
Tompkins and W. 11. Bowdon. Reading. Berkshire, horse dealers
-G. King and J. Dungey, Great Saffror.MU, timber n.crchanta
-J. S. Nettetold. E J. Nettle:old, J. H. Nettlefold. and P.
Nettlefold, High Holborn, ironmongers so far as regards J. 8.
Nettlefold- M. Wheatley and J. H. R. Pike. Water-lane, Tower-
street, nine mrchanta-8. Holt and M. Holt, Bacup, Lanese/dm,
picker makers-J. Wales and T. Story, Wigton. Cumberland,
drapers-W. Bonney and 0. Dorm, Macclesfield, Cheshire,
nurserymen-J. Hibbert and W. Hibbert, Hahne, Joiners-0. H.
Verity and T. A. Middleton, Brldgend. Glamorganahlre. attor-
neys-W. Tome and J. J. Tome, /Reigate, grocers-E. Walter
and J. Rime, Blackheath, butchers-J. Glover, jun., and W.
Handley, I.lcester. carpenters-J. Hooking and R. Hutchinson,
South Shields, ereneers-J. Butterworth, J. Clayton, A. Robin-
son, and D. Butterworth, Halifax, Yarbbire, waste dealers, so
far as regards J. Butterworth.

SCOTCH szqrsemenoNs.
Coin Hiniet!in, Pahney, Innkeeper, ♦uguet 10. at the County

Hotel, Paisley.'
ALZILNDIIR PICNNAN, Glasgow, zombie cutter, August IL at the
Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
London, England, 1863-04-09

THE COURT•HARTIAL AT POBTEMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, W/MXIMAY.
The court assembled at 9.30 this morning, and
before the instigation continued,
=yet complained to the ootut of the proceed-
logCna= published in moms of the morning popery. It
was useless for the omit to keep the }mown' 'spent"
and allow no communication, if they could we the em
denote of others reported. He asked, as an act of jostles
toward' hinuslf and Lieutenant Li'Roston, that no fur-
ther worts should be published until after the inquiry
bad terminated. . . .

Therdinind called the reporter of the press present
before the court and requested that no further evalerao
should be published until after the inquiry, as it would
have the effect of defeating the end, of justice. The re-
porters of the pram scald only be allowed to take notes
on that understanding.
Am this order was mptory, compliance, as a matter of
wins% was
The court wee all day occupied in examining the boy
Haynes, who scrubbed Baker, and Smith, the Marine Artil-
leryman, who protected him.
Our regirreentative handed the president the following
communication, which was subsequently read by the offi-
ciating judge advocate :
London, England, 1863-04-09

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL

JoAn Herbert, described as • labourer, was charged before
A klarman4Abbies with stealiag a gold watch arid chain, value
201., from the prima of Kr. &talon Leigh, an agent, of 20,
Eutcheap.
The prosecutor stated that on Tuesday evening he wail
walking leisurely up Ludgate-hill, and on arriving at the
°enter of Ave Maria-lane the primmer rushed upon him, nixed
his watch guard and dragged his watch from his pocket
with such violence that be tore open his waistcoat and brew
away one of the seals. The prisoner ran down the hill, sad
tamed up St. Martin'smourt, but finding himself hotly
pursued he threw down the watch and Aida, and was
shortly after capttired by the miliaria&
The prisoner, who appears a very powerful and deter-
mined fellow, about 3d years of age, on beim asked if he had
he
anything to say to the charge, replied very doggedly that
had not.
Alderman Abbin then committed him for trial.
London, England, 1863-04-09

" To Rear• Admiral Smart, MIL, President.

. .
Sir,—l think It my duty, after the prohibition reeeived
by the press, to inform you, as president of this hoe. court,
that she effect of the order fueled will be to withhold from
the public all information respecting promedinp ie an open
court No one newspaper could publish the whole of the
evidence after the trial (which appears likely to last for
many days to come), because it would occupy too much
sum, and public interest in the trial would eras when the
sentence of the court bad been promulgated.
The order given by this hon. court is contrary to all
precedent. Never since I have been eoesected with the
press has such a prohibition before been given, but on all
oesesions, and in mop/isnot with the request of the
court, no editorial comments have been made on the mar
medium, Walsh nave invariably been reported impartially.
When QqAtian Moorman, of the Cossack, and
Crauhud. of the Sidon, were tried bat year, the evidence
was made public day by day, and their defends printed is
fall. Yea will therefore see that this order is an
weep-
tional one, and I feel called upon to draw your attention to
that fact —I remain, sir, ha. &a"
The eedi cleared, end after remaining nearly two hours
cloud, w re-opened, when the Judge Advocate read the
, letter, and the court's reply as follows :
" The court having taken into consideration the re
mcsuitinece made by the reporter of the pram, desires to
express this opium, that is this trial, the daily publiesekm
of the evidence will be detrimental to the ends of *lke
Ws are therefore prevented from reporting program

Mr. and Mn. Allred Wigan, wbo have named
the mister al Nies, will rotors to their professional duties at
the Haymarket Theatre cm Monday evening, 200 April.
appearing is Idea Twines popular semady, Still Waters
!tare Delp. • sow simmodyymitatlady is in preparation for
these sad the Ha company.
Importing tee without colons on the led pee-
mt. ClOisse Wider Yaws laves as IN ft •
MVO kWh. H '4l Tea Is simookared tbaniore alwags
wed alas. laden when by use apsts.—(Advil
London, England, 1863-04-09

MURDER AT B.IIIMELD.

A man named Peter rierney, alias Culbert, known
as " Peter the Butcher," was murdered la ffilver
shortly after ll o'clock on Tuesday night. Deceased lived
with • prostitute named lilies Bre well, in Silver-street,
end was standing talking with her and another woman
near his house at • quarter pest eleven o'clock. when •
man went np, and accosting Brawell, asked what she
was doing there. Acooedieg to her account, she told
him to RO sloes. Instead of doing so he seized hold of
her, and began to pull her about. Deceased went up
to protect Use woman. A slight scuffle ensued, during
which the stranger drew • knife from his pocket and
stabbed Brswell's paramour is the left breast, the knife
piercing the head. John Cunningham, better known as
• Clow Jack," who was sear at the time, ran up on
seeing -nerney fell, and, on discovering that he was
stabbed, ran in pursuit of the Mrazger, who took to his
hi els instantly his victim fell. The fellow, however,
escaped for the time. Brewell and the her woman
deny any knowledge of him, *Nigh his media to-
wards Boswell was that of • person who was familiar
with her. Yr. Booth. surgeon, Paradies-squers, was sent
for, and wee promptly ia attendaftee. Mary, who did not
curs ire the stab more than three ar four minutes, wsealead
on his arrival. Only a single stab was billeted, but blood
issued so profusely as to saturate the dead man's clothes and
cover the pavement where ha lay. Tierney was not only •
bully • but a men of bad character is ether
having been several times committed for theft. respects,
having
that hie assailant is a foreigner, bat at present little
is known respecting him. The body was removed to en
adjacent public-house to await an inquest. Sheffield
Independent.