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The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-14

SPAIN.

MADRID, Joins 13.
In the Cortes to-day the discussion upon the
Mexican expedition was continued.

Senor Riiero oonaidered the withdrawal of the
Spanish troops from Mexico as an abandonment of
the interests of Spain.
Senor Coelho believed that many inconveniences
would be found in supporting a dynastic policy in
Mexico. He approved of the alliance with France
and England. and thought that if General Gaaset
had been in command, the expedition would have
advanced to Mexico.

TURKEY.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Joan 13.

The Levant Herald of to-day publishes the
terms of the ()Aimee Consolidation measure, which
is to be carried out in the following manner :
40 per cent. of the Caimee is to be exchanged for
Turkish Metalliques, and 60 per cent. for Deferred
Stock without interest.
Baron Hubner has arrived here from Vienna on
a confidential mission. It is asserted that he will
propose to the Porte an auxiliary occupation of
Bosnia by Austrian troops.
London, England, 1862-06-14

THE LONDON PAVlLlON.—Visitors to the
Rahlbltiom—The Refreshment Department in connexion
with the London Pavillon has been greatly enlarged and Im-
proved at mesidsrabie expense. The proprietors have already
entered Into a contract to provide 400 potions with provisions
daily : and such Is the extent and completeness of their arrange.
menta, that ample accommodation wilt be found for 1,000 MOIR
Open at 8 a.m. Breakfasts; ls. . dinners i la carte, or at fixed
prices, always ready.
MIEITSIINTIDC FRSTlVlTllll.—Logsgemente have been
made With Mile Poems, Ram Collies, A Her (Chinese Juggler),
Mean. Harvey and /reach (."11te Nerves"), for the present
holldaya—The LONDON PAVILION. Ticliberne-street, lop of
MIL and lIONERAIERZR, Praprleton.
London, England, 1862-06-14

STARE L1528.--(THIS D&YJ

Two &Mom

Business in the railway market to-day is almost
at a stand-still. The tone is rather flat, but with
the exception of a reduction of 1 per cent.
in Caledonian and Great Western stocks there
is no alteration in prices worth mentioning.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
941 to 3 ; Great Western, 71 to 724 ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 1071 to 108; South Eastern, 881
to 1 ; Midland, 12f to ; Caledonian, 108 to ;
Eastern Counties, 551 to 561; and Great Northern,
1141 to 1151.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
41 to Iprem. Great Luxembourg are rather
heavy. The Indiau and Canadian lines are
steady.
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London, England, 1862-06-14

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Crocn.
In the mining market to-day Wheal Ludoott
shares continue firm at 16} Marks Valley
are in demand at 9k to }. East Cern Brea are
steady, at 18* to 19. Wheal Onion are quoted
44 to; ; Wheal Sithnev Carnmeal, 31 to ; North
Trelawaey, 295. to 31s. ; North Roakear, 26 to 26 ;
and South Caen Brea, 31 toe.
A demand has sprung np for St. John del Rey
Mining shares, which have advanced, being marked
61, 60, and 62. Other foreign, as well as colonial
mining shares, are quiet.
There was a recovery of 11. in St. John del Rey
Mining shares. Lusitaniaza were fiat. No change
occurred in colonial mines.

With reference to Bast Wheal Russell, Mr.
Peter Watson's Weekly Circular of last evening
contains the following :
From • special inspection made this week, I learn from
the report that there is soroe very important new fast=
this mute, which will be proved in two or three
and there is every probability of some important diseoveries
beiog made in several le►els, as a new lode is likely to be
opened on. The shares this week have advanced from 2JI.
to 3/. to 3 1. to 31. Offers bare bees made in " The
Market " this week for the call of these shares at U. to 81.
'nob, for delivery at the end of this year.

The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is extracted from the circular of Messrs.
Von Dadelezen and North :

fhe metal market bas undergone but little thane ;
busioess is, if anything, a shade quieter. Miippgre con-
tinue to use greet caution in their purchame, and spent-
'Mimi is almost dormant. Welsh bar iron remaine Ism and
in steedy demand, and is quoted 61. 2e. 6d. to X de. fres on
board io Wales, and from 51. 17s. 6d. to 6k hoe cm board
bore. The demand for Staffordshire iroa ls moldy for the
best bisods, which COMMIX] full prices. Stela pig iron
has receded to 52.. ild cub, closing buyers et 53a., mine
terms. Copper : A large basilicas c3uld be doss in manu-
factured at 10d. per lb., but smelters refuse to sell under
100., which provente any transaction of importance. Coke
tile sod ingot from 911. to 931. Buris bee sold
to • fair exteat at 941. Kagan& is held at 961.
vkili iu Liverpool, 841. Tin.— Beigligh is unaltered in
value and in moderate demand. Foreign is quiet, but quo-
tations remain es before, via.: Bancii,l2.lt. nominal; sizaite.
1131. cash, and 1151. Ws. with full prompt. The Dutch
market is dull at 706. Tinplate 'markers are pretty well
supplied with orders, and the shipments to America coa-
tings to be of an average character. Priem are unaltered.
Lead.—After the sudden rise reported last week the market
has become calmer, the demand having somewhat sukeided.
We quote good soft English 201. 10s. to 211. ; W. 8.,
211. 10e. ; Spanish. 201. to 201. 55., according to quality.
Spalter.—Tbe market has been quiet ; holders after* to
191. for lota on the spot here, but buyers are mane. A
few hundred WWI are reported to bays changed heads, but
pries kept went, understood to be • shade under 181.
London, England, 1862-06-14

opposition deputies walking arm in arm with rapporten of
the present ministry.
TILZORLYL)
TURIN, Jugs 14.
The CostitaKone of to-day says that Garibaldi
addressed the people on his way through Generate.
Be stalest that regrettable discussions had takes
place, bat added :—" These discussions are only
individual differences of opinion. The populations
keep themselves aloof from them, and have one
sole object in view. The essential point is that all
those who desire the independence and greatness of
the country should remain united."

THE KING OF THE BELGIANS.
imusans, Jour 14.

The Moniteur Beige of to-day publishes the fol-
lowing bulletin, signed by Doctors Ko3pl and
Wimmer :

" FILIDAT EVININO.
"The state of the King has undergone no change
since the morning."
London, England, 1862-04-19

SHAMS LlB7 S.-(THIS DAY.)

Two e'OtooB.
The railway share market is inactive to-day, but
firm. Great Northern stock has risen 1 per cent.;
Caledonian and Eastern Counties, ; and South
Eastern, 1 ; while Great Western and London and
North Western have receded 1. Midland and Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire are without variation. Lon-
don and North Western stock is now quoted
94 to ; Great Western, 73/ to / ; Midland,
1984 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1071 to ;
Caledonian, 1091 to 110 ; South Eastern, 834 to
84 ; Eastern Counties, to 59 ; and Great
Northern, 1151 to 118}.
Lombardo-Venetian • way shares have im-
proved to 24 to 2/ preni. Great Luxembourg are
still rising, and are last marked 144. Sambre and
Meuse are likewise in demand.
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London, England, 1862-04-19

AUSTRIA.

The Gaulle du Danube of the 15th announces
that the health of M. de Schram.ling, Minister of
State, has considerably improved. He is now able
to leave his bed, and there is every reason to think
that be will soon be convalescent. •
The financial question continues to be at Vienna
the great affair of the day. The finance committee
and the cabinet are completely divided, not only
on the project relative to the bank, but also on
the nature and terms of the new taxes. M. de
Plener proposes an increase in the land tax, which
the committee disapproves of, and recommends
an augmentation of 3 per cent on the income
tax, which would raise it from 7to 10 per cent.
Certain influential deputies speak in favour of the
emission of paper money by the state. The minis-
ter combats that measure with all his force, public
opinion being also against it, and declares firmly
that he will oppose the adoption of the principle
authorising the state to give currency to such notes.
If that plan were to prevail, the ministers would
not hesitate to advise the crown to refuse its sanc-
tion. It is under thossunfavourable auspices that
the Chamber of Deputies and the committee of
finance have just adjourned for • fortnight on the
occasion of the Easter holidays.

Mr. GLADSTONE'S VISIT TO MANCHESTER.—The
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mrs. Gladstone, and their
eldest son. will strive is Maacherase on Mooday afternoon,
and will be the guests of Sir James Watts, at Abney Hall.
during their stay is that city. Sir Stephen and Lady
Glynne will anme on Tuesday morning, and will also be the
guests of Sir James Watts. Mr. Easley, M.P., will entertain,
at Hayesleigh, Mr.H.Y.Freela,,d M.P, for Chichester, and
Mrs. Freeland. Mr. Massey, M.P. is not expected before
Wednesday. The coursed of the Associated Mechanics'
Institutes of Lancashire and Cheshire. on whose invitation
Mr. Gladstone has consented to preside over the meeting in
the Free-trade Hall on Wednesday evening next, have rea-
son to hope for the peseoce of Lord Ashburton, who has
always been a liberal supporter of mechanics institutions.
The Marquis of Harlington has given a conditional
_remise
to attend. The committee have also invited Sir William
Armstrong. The council of the association are already Ra-
mmed of a great meeting, by the anxious demand for
tioketa
An accident which might have been attended
with most serious consequenous occurred a day or two since
on the Southern Railway, a short distance from Toulouse.
Bordeaux,
which had ,just been got wady to take a train to
being left far an instant without eithet stoker or
driver, suddenly started off, from some unknown cause, to.
wards the lastmarned city. It had got beyond the station
of Wands., when it ran into a goods train. Had not the
driver seen it approach and reversed his engine, the shock
must have been terrible. As it was, both engines were se-
riously injured, se were also the first three trucks.
London, England, 1862-04-19

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAI.)

Two °Khoo".

Business in most .lepartmenta of the Stock
Exchange to-day has been of little more
than a nominal character, many of the
members being absent. The variation is
pricers under these circumstances, is unim-
portant. The funds are quoted the same
as on Thursday afternoon. Two or three of
the principal English railways, however, are rather
better, and Great Luxembourg shares continue to
rise.

The scrip of the new Turkish loan is quoted% to
211 prem., and that of the Egyptian, to prem.
At Paris this morning, according to Mr.
Reuter's telegram, tho Three per Cent. Renter
opened at 70fr. 45c., being sc. better than yes-
terday.

Consols are officially marked 931 and 94 for
money. The present quotation is 94 to 94 both
for cash and the Bth of May. The official
business report is as follows :—Three per Cents.
Reduced, 94, I, ; New Three per Cents., 92k,
h; India Five per Stook, 108, g ; ditto Four
per Cent. Debentures, 18tH, 100 i, ; ditto
1864, 100,1, ; ditto 1864 or 1866, 100ij ; Four
per Cent. "enfaced " rupee paper, 92 ; ditto Five
per Cent., 104, 103 ; Exchequer Bills, 215., 18s.
prem.

There is a further decided fall to-day in Mexican
Bonds, which after being sold at 311, are last marked
311. Italian Five per Cents. remain firm. Spanish
Certificates are steady. The Turkish Loan of 1854
is quoted 80} to and that of 1858 701 to 71.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., 101, ex div ; Equador
New Consolidated, 171 ; Italian Five per Cents.,
671 (exchange 25fr.) ; ditto Five per Cents. (Mar-
emmans, Railway), Scrip, 3, 21 die. ; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 321,311, i ; Portu-
guese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 461 ;
Russian Three per Cents., 1869, 011, 1 ; the Spa-
nish Committee's Certificates, 8k ; Turkish Six
per Cents., 1868, for account, 701, /, 71 ; ditto
1001. Bonds, 724.
The Yorkshire has arrived from Melbourne with
51,6001. in gold, and the Omar Packs with 81,0001.
HALF-PAST Two o'CLocz.
Consols are without change, at 931 to 94, both
for motley and the account.
London, England, 1862-04-19

SYRIA.

Under the head of "Latest Intelligence," La
Patric publishes the following:
A private despatch from Beyrout, dated the 4th April,
has brought us interesting news from Syria. The Christiau
Governor of the Lebanon, His Eacelleney Daoud pxba,
returned on the Stith March to Sibney, his winter residence,
coming from ZithW, whither he had gone at the request of
the European Consuls. He was everywhere received with
peat distinction. Tim inhabitants of the Christian villages
went out to meet him in procession, headed by their clergy.
At Zahle., he complied with the demands drawn up by
the European commiasionen.
His Excellency KaboulyEffendi, appointed Commissary-
General of the Ottoman Porte in Syria, arrived at Da-
mascus on the 29th March. The city was in great excite-
ment because the news had just arrived that the great
caravan of Bagdad had been attacked and pillaged near
Palmyra by the united tribes of Maribams. Some Arab
chiefs and Damascus merchant& bad been killed in
attempting to defend themselves. This event, moreover,
has caused considerable loss to the trade of De-
mme, already severely tried by the events of last
year. This act of brigoodege imposes the duty upon
the Ottoman government of organising an expedition to
chastise the tribes of the Valley of the Euphrates, who aro
more than ever addicted to their deplorable instincts. The
French steam corvette Colbert, having on board Captain
Simon, the commander of the French naval division, east
anchor oa the 3rd of April at Beyrout, ocming from Jaffa.

(azuria's ria.zoitanal
ARREST OF A BISHOP.
TURIN, APRIL 19.
The Bishop of Fano Las been arrested by order
of the King's Procureur.
London, England, 1862-04-19

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two ("Twee.
There u not much business going forward in the
mining market to-day, some of the principal
dealers being away from the City. Wheal
Ludcott shares are in demand, and have advanced
to 41 to 41 ; Tincroft have improved to 12t. ex div.
East Caradon shares, on the other hand, are weaker,
at Mit to ; Marke Valley are quoted 14 to
Several transactions will be found recorded in the
Stock Exchange official list.
St. John del Rey Mining shares are in request,
and are last marked N. United Mexican have
been dealt in at 7i and 71, being likewise in de-
mend.
London, England, 1862-04-19

HORSES AT NEWMARKET.

Up to last night the following hories having engagemente
at Newmarket next week were in the town. The list com-
prises many that are trained in the neighbourhood :—Loyal,
Agog, Morocco, Harlequin. Xurullo, Limosine, Lady
Brelyn c, Exactitude, Biocidelle Bshyena, Bertha, Gorse,
Good for Nothing, Perugia, Mine filly, Tuscarora, Old
Calabar, Breechloader, !exhale, Alerte, Marble Hill,
Doglie, Royallieu, Keane,q $ 'ng Life, Gabardine, South-
port, Tom Sayers, Blacklock, Vertumna, Gibraltar,
Gabrielle d'fiatrees, South Lancashire, Finland., Captain
Fortitaut Millionaire, Rough Diamond, itlitvote colt,
Thorpe Langton, Bandage, Predstore, Ce ens, Merry
Dancer, Ensign, Marignan, King of Hearts, Lorelei, Prince
Plausible, Volta, Mdlle. de Champigov, Man-in•the Moon,
Stanton, Jacinths, Adraste, Magnum flonum, Babette filly,
Mahal", Carisbrooke, Ducat, Herculaneum, Haiti' Stance,
Moira, Begonia, Tisiphone, Anxiety, Citadel, Pahnarin,
Brother to King of Diamonds, Bull's Eye, Athlete, Agog,
Crochet colt, Plight, Nemesis, Wingrave, Ballerina
Pergus, Woodford, Merry Maid, Coulon, Ensign, Gazelle,
Clarence, Lady Blanche, Senile, Copernicus, Alnere,
Ennio'', King of Hearts, Jacqueline colt, Marignan,
Struggler, Gemma, Lopeatcher, Marechal, Lava, Reveille.
Livingstone, Disdain, Buekenham, Dionne, West End,
Knightsbridge, Janus, Direpeia filly, Camperdeiwn,
Lacydes, Wandsworth.

raczrzza.

PRINCE OF WALES YACHT CUM.—The metropo-
litan season was sommeaced on Thursday by the opening of
the Prince of Wales Yacht Club, invariably the first aad last
afloat in the aquatic year. The place of rendezvous was off
the Folly-house, Blackwell, where Mr. R. Hewett, the
commodore, hoisted his dog on board the Jessie, followed by
the vice commodore (Mr. Adams). Pearl. the Violet. with
her noble owner, Lord De Roe, aboard, the Znleika, Ids;
sod other craft. With a very favourable wind they pre
ceeded to Erith, where a large party of members end their
friends, as usual, dined, and, returniog to their yachts,
started with the eerie dawo of yesterday upon a cruise
London, England, 1862-06-13

THE MADRAS IRRIGATION and CANAL
0031YAN T.
NOTICE IA REMY OWEN that the TILOSFEIt BOONS
of this y .111 he CIDISED from the 27th Instant to the
llth day of aly next, both days inclus ta
int purpose of
mak the Waist accounts to the 10th
I WARRANTS will In the mealtlene be forwarded
to those' sharebotelers whose names appear registered In the
beaks of the Company on the (7th Instant.
DEEDS of TYANS,FIR will not be rewired while the books
are ckeed.--By ceder of the Board of Directors.
JOHN WESTWOOD, Secretary.
27, Cannonatreet,lsndon. EC., line 11 1802.

THE-ICAST LittolA IRRIGATION and CANAL
OPANY.
NOTICE TS NISREBY O PIKK that the numerut BOOKS
of thi, l ompany will be CLOSED from the 17th indent to the
Ilth day of July next, both days inehtelee, for the purpose eI
waking up the intend amounts to the SOO lasting.
INIEKEST WARRANTS will in the inetuttime be forwarded
4. thohe shareholders Chose names appear registered in the
of the Company on the 27th instant.
DEEDS of TRANOVER will not be received while the books
are chnoed.—By order of the Board of Directors.
JOHN WVATWOOD, Secretary.
27, Cannonotreet, London, LC., June la lulL
London, England, 1862-06-13

ITALY.

TURIN, JUNE 12.
All the persons detained in custody at Alexan-
dria have been set at liberty.
Colonel Nullo is staying with Garibaldi at Bel-
girata.

The agreement for establishing s bank for loans
on landed property has been signed by the govern-
ment.

The bill relative to this measure wall be immc-
cliately submitted to parliament.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, JUNE 13.

The Moniteur of this morning publishes the usual
monthly return of the Bank of France, which
shows the following results as compared with the
May return :
London, England, 1862-06-13

Elle (Faun.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Joss 12.
The Queen, accompanied by Prinoees Louise,
walked and drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon.

The E.rl of Caithoeu ;ad Sir William Hosts have suc-
ceeded Lord Hattie and Lieutenant-Colonel Kicgscote as
Lord and Groom in Waiting.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge paid a visit
yesterday to the Viceroy of Egypt. His Highness the Vice-
roy, attended by the Hon. Charles Augustus Murray,
honoured the Duke and Duchess of Wellington with his
company at dinner in the evening at their residence,
Apaley.house,
A deputation from Montrose regarding a proposed light
on Montrose Nees, for which memorials had been presented
from Aberdeen, Dundee, Arbroath, and Montrose, had an
interview yesterday with the Bight Hon. T. M. Gibson, at
the of of the Board of Trade. The deputation was in-
troduced by Mr. Baxter, M.P., and accompanied by Colonel
Sykes. M.P., and the Hon. Captain Carnegie, M.P. for
Forfarshire.

Viscouat Palmerston returned to London yesterday from
&ocket-hall, Herts.
The Right Roe. Sir George Grey returned to town yes-
terday from his seat Fallodon, Northumberland.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the governors of the Went India Islands, Canada, the
Mauritius, Malts, and GibesHs:.
Despatches were nut to the Gown/ of Csa&
London, England, 1862-06-13

Twosomes Emma.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 911, "sellers,"
ex div., for the 10th July, receded this morning to
911, "sellers," advanced to 911, "buyers," and
closed at 91 13-16 to 1. For money the last price
was 911 to 1. The official business report is as
follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911,
12; 4, div. ; ditto for account (July 10), 911,
div. ; Bank Stock, 236; Three per Cents.
used, 911 4,1, ; New Three per Cents., 911,
4,1; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886,16 5-16 ; Inas
Stock, 231; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1074,
; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 991 ;
ditto 1864,991 ; ditto Bonds, 20s. prem. ; Five per
Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 1034 ; ditto Five-
and-a-Half per Cent., 109 j, 109.
The India Five per Cent. Stock was steady, at
1071 to 1, ex div. There were some sales of India
Bowls at 20e. prem. Exchequer Bills were flat at
2s. tolls. prem.
The foreign stock market was likewise quiet, and
little change occurred in prices.
The Liverpool cotton market to-day was very
firm, at the late advance, with transactions to the
extent of 8,000 bales.
London, England, 1862-06-13

LAW RELATING TO GOAL MINE&

Mr. DILLWYM asked the Secretary of State for the
Home Department whether it was the intention of govern-
ment to introduce any mowers to amend the law relative
to the working of coal minas.

Sir G. OBEY said a bill wu in preparation which would
be ready in a few dais, the object of which would not be so
much to interfere with the general workiag of mikes, as to
provide for the construction of a wood theft, in cases
where that was practicable. (Hear, hear.)
London, England, 1862-06-13

POSTAL 00101IINAOATION
_BETWEEN GALWAY

Lord DIINSALLIW asked the Pint Lord et the Treasury
if the goyernment had considered the memorial of the Royal
Atlantic Mail Company, and if they had determined on re-
newing postal emsmasioation between Galway and North
America

Lord PALMERSTON mid that the memorial had bees
laid before the government, but they Ind come to no decision
on the subject.

Mr. ORBOORY asked when it was likely the house would
ham the decision of the government on this subject, inas-
much as huge expenses were being incurred continually ia
preparations far the renewal of the contract.

- Lord PALMERSTON said it was bnpaseible to say before-
hand when the decision of the goveransent would be arrived
at
London, England, 1862-06-13

THE LANCASHIRE DISTRESS FUND.

The following additional acme were received
=day in aid of the Lancashire Relief Fund :—Mr.
H. Hodgson, 204 ; Captain F. Warden, R.I. ea,
101. ; Mr. E. Singleton, 104 ; Mr. Thos. Taplin, 104 10s. ;
Mr. Henry Morris, 54 ; Mr. William Monteath Scott, 5/. ;
Mrs. Henry Men. 5/. ; G. L. and IL L., 5/. ; Captain T. G.
Phipps Herlihy, R.N., 54 ; Mr. J. P. Gime, 3/. 3e. ; Hee,
R. W. Brasationet, 54 ; Rev. W. H. Tureer, 5/. ; General
H. E. Porter, 5/. ; Mr. Henry Daniel Richards, 51. ; Met
employed in the King's Arma Brewery, Whiteelapel,l4 M.;
E. D.,11. ; Mr. 0. W. Payne Cranford, 27.; Mr. Wm. Low,
21. Ea. ; Rev. John P. Toinlimoo, 24
London, England, 1862-06-13

THE POLICE COURTS.

WESTKINSTEIL

Catherine Foley, John Wainwright, and Ellen Coventry,
were charged with highway robbery. under the following
circumstances:
Samuel Jones, an old man, who described himself as •
general draler,'said that at a little after 12 the previous night
helms proceeding through Strutton'egrmod, Westminster,
on his way home, when the two female prisoners came in
front of him and put themselves in fighting attitude. He
endeavoured to avoid them, and begged of them not to M-
use him ; bat they commenced striking him, and after they
had given him several blows, the nude primmer mar be.
hind him and kicked his heels up, and he fell oa the mood,
when the women fell upon him and pinched his threat. He
called one " Murder." and " Police." FoLw then put her
band into his waistcoat pocket and took 6• from him,
although he made a strong residence. The male prisoner
kicked him on the bead and caused a severe wenteLlThey
then left him, and he immediately gave:information to the
11r. Arnold asked if he bad ever seen the prisoners
before.
Prosecutor replied that be bad, and was well acquainted
with their persons by sight, although he bad no intimacy
with them.
The female prisoners mid they bad previously met the
Mirtor at • public-house, where be had token out •
and threatened their lives, and afterwards trumped
up • false charge whist them.
The male prhowardeoied all knowledge of the busmen.
Mr. Arnold asked the prosecutor whether there was say a
truth 6 the westes'e atatemevt.
Proasuiest declared in the most positive teems that there
was sot, sad aohaited the reagatrate to base hagairice mobs
Niemen were aidered to be put back while the propeistar
of the public-horse we fetched.
Os Si arrival, he dated that the promeutor was drank Si
his hers 'Wins apes the fiat. that he shamed the wears
with robbing his, and is feet did acestly what they had
stalled ad be had tided.
Mr. Arnold said he wee perfectly unworthy of credit, and
London, England, 1862-06-13

CASE OF THE STEAMER CHICAHHAN.

Mr. CLAY (in the absence of Mr. Fenwick) asked the
Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Attain whether the
attention of her Majesty's government had been called to
the repeated interference of United States mimes with
British vessels trading to the West Indies, and particularly
to the came of the steamer anemias, in neutral waters,
when bound from St. Thomas's to Havannah, and within
twenty miles of that port ; and what steps it was intended
to take in consequence.

Ur. LAYA.ab said that the case of the Circassian wu
at presaat Wore the law officers of the crows, and there-
fore he was amble now towinr the question.
London, England, 1862-06-13

THE PRACTICAL JOKING IN NOTTINGHAM.

For a oonaidetable time past Mr. Jonathan
Burble, as exteasive lace mandaciarer, and others moving
in a very respectable sphere, have been conspicuous in the
polio* court, charged with partial joking of a very
violent character. Hitherto they have escapa with d 0..,
and with tamps rinig with those who have bees the victims
of their jokes. Yesterday Mr. Burton and Mr. Joie
Green Lemma, enoticeeer ,wend ht before the
bench of magistrates at the court charge=
assaulting a musician named Chamberlain. It wee preyed
in evidence that both Barton and Lemma bad, patriot/1y
to committieg the weak, insulted Chambeelais, and Mier-
wards Berta' and a men amid Walker bell Chantbselaia
whilst Leeman violently assaulted him on on his head. Yr.
Cowley appeared for Burke, end Mr. Brows for Leeman.
The magistrates having beard the evidence, retired' for a
short time, and having retuned into court, sentemosil Lee-
man to two months imprisonmeet, and Berke to cue
month with hard labour. Upon hearing the sentesee, both
the accused appeared staggered at the pnoishumet
as a mere fine had been anticipated. Mr. Cowls cask
the bench to commit his cheat to the see ions, bat Mr.
Alderman Cullen, on behalf of the magistrates, said that the
bench had summarily adjudicated, sad would abide by their
decision. The sdateees pee pest satisfaction is court.
sod, indeed, through the tows, as Buttes has rendered him-
self obnoxious by the violates ri his conduct on previous
occasion, and bad hitherto escaped by mere fines.
London, England, 1862-06-13

THE POLICE COURTS.

CYHIS DAY.)

WORSHIP-STREET.
FURIOUS DRIVING.
William ireqrf/inA, a young man carrying on the bushier
of Nhnionger in Union.street, Bishoptgate, was charged
lefme Mr. Leigh with furiously driving a horse drawing a
light chaise-cart, and thereby severely injuring an elderly
and very tow woman named Alma Miller.
This offeuos occurred on the 12th of last month at 7
o'clock in the manias, while the defendant was driving in
the approach road to Victoria-park, the police alleging
that for a distance of 40 yards the horse was running at
the rate of 12 miles an hour.
Mr. Heritage upon this contended that such a limited
Awe as that mentioned would not justify a conviction for
hone% dri3ing, and that many horses might unexpectedly
break into such a pace ; the old woman, too, was blind of
tee eye, and unfortunately that was on the Me of the face
nearest the spproaching vehicle.
It being here mentioned to the rnaestrate that the oid
',nun had continued an inmate of the London Hospital since
the 12th ult., and that she would return there, having ref-
fenal severe injuries in both legs.
Mr. Leigh said that there was such an lacrosse of furless
driving that he should order • fine of 205., and 5/. compen-
sation t the sufferer.

SOUTHWARK.
SINGULAR ATTINPT TO COOT BUICIDR.

Janet Wilkinaon, a middle-aged, well-dressed man, who
described himself as a gentleman of independent property,
residing at New Cron, was brought before Mr. Combo,
charged
with making a very determined attempt to commit
suicide in the public street.
Dennis Clark, 10S M, said that about 10 o'clock last night
he was on duty in rotterntreet, New Kent-road, when his
attention was called to the prisoner, lying on the pavement,
in a state of insensibility. He was quite black in the face,
and in another moment he must have died. Witness net off
his handkerchief, and conveyed him to a doctors, where

he was promptly attended to, and is soon as be recovered
he took him to the station-house.
Mr. Oombe—What have you to say for yourself, prisoner?
Prisoner—l know nothing about it, sir.
Mr. Combo -W hat are you ?
Prisoner—l am a gentleman of independent property.
Mr. Combo—Where do you reside?
Prisoner -At New Cross, sir.
Clark here informed his worship that he understood that
the gentleman had been hocumed and robbed by some person.
The pnsoner said that was true. He had lost his watch
and all his money. What mused him to make such an at-
tempt on his life he could not tell.
Mr. Combo asked him if he had any friends?
He replied that all his friends resided at New Cross,where
he had a wife and family living.
Mr. Combs told him that he had made such a determined
attempt on his life that he could not part with him unless
some one became surety for him.
The prisoner was locked up in default of bail.
London, England, 1862-06-13

PROVINCIAL WARE MARKETS.

trnarOcokivii ii=sreii-v7Zrent,-4117 Lanoishin and
Yorkshire, 108 7t i 8 14-London and North Aestern,94f
Midland, 117 f I 116-eolith lattern, Mil-South Wiles,
Birkenhead Stock, 989 North Union A;unl-Bulfalo and Ike
Huron, Of 1 -Oreat Luxembourg, 14 048 -ditto 6 per cent.
obligations, 34-Great Western of a, 11 016-Illinois
Central, 46 4I-Liverpool and London lire and Life Insurance,
SI MP.
aximus ix. Joss It-The transacted prices of today were,
Stour Valley Guaranteed Mock, 66-South Stafford Malwei
shares 1O -and Britannia Mills at par--Shropshire Bankathosp
marked, were not done yesterday, but are buyers to- day at 4-
fttourbridge Coals offered at 377-Railway Rolling Stock was
inquired after at t31.-Market quiet.

The following are the traffic returns of the Mel-
bourne and Hobson's Bay Railway for the five
weeks ending the 24th of April :—F'or week end-
ing March 27, 1862, 1.2331. ; corresponding week of
1861, 1,2791. For week ending April 3, 1862,
1,7861. ; corresponding week of 1861, 2,1411. For
week ending April 10, 1862, 1,128/. ; corresponding
week of 1861, 1,3401. For week ending April 17,
1862, 1,2321. ; corresponding week of 1861, 1,0101.
For week ending April 24, 1862, 1,4631. ; corre-
sponding week of 1861, 1,1811.

MINE&-(TH18 DAY.)

Two o'CLoox.

The principal feature in the mining market
to-day is a renewed and very active demand for
Wheal Ludoott shares, which have risen to 16}
to I. East Cern Brea are firm, at to 1.
East Caradon are quoted 44 to and
Macke Valley, 81 to 1. In the Stock Exchange East
Caradon have been dealt in at 44, East Cern
Brea at 113 t, 181, and 181, and Wheal Grenville
at 7t. The fortnightly settlement engages chief
attention.

Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
change. Santa Barbara are officially marked f
prem., and Scottish Australian, If prem., being
firm.

Tau Lars Ma. BUCK'S. —ln his boyhood yoirs
Buckle lived in Mecklenburg's-Kure, where lid
Irving was a frequent Mahar. On one occasion the
members of the Buckle family, including Thomas
Henry, were present at a friend's house, when
Irving attempted to raise the dead. It is probable
that the illtuccass of the preacher on that occasion had
an effect upon the mind of the future author, and
helped to give him that contempt for priertcraft which
he took little care to hide. Mr. Buckle warn bet a man of very
wide sympathies; he bad comparatively few friends, but
with those few be was deservedly a great favourite.
As a conversationalist he wu, perhaps, hardly inferior to
the late Lord Macaulay. whom he resembled as well in his
marvellous memory as that, like the learned historian, he
would poor forth a stream of eloquent words almost by the
hour. Mr. Buckle was sever married, and leaves behind
Mtn two shim, who lakerit his fortwis.—Critic.
London, England, 1862-06-13

THE BURIAL BILL.

Lord R. CHOLL pre notice that ow Wednesday, the
251 h of June, he should more to milt* out the clauses in
the Brutal Bill, which proposed to permit any service other
than that of the established church to be performed is
pariah churchyards

GENERAL BTITLEE'S PROCLAMATION.
Sir J. WALSH pre Doti°. that iO4IINTOW (this day),
on going into committee of imply, he should ask the
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairethefollowiag question :
• Whether hit Majesty's government have received official
iuforrnation authentimting a proclamation attributed
to General Butler, the governor of New (Tisane,
'miming the women of th►t city with the mint degrading
punishment if they showed by word, gesture, or movement
any discourtesy to the officers of the United States army ;
and in the event of such information having been received,
whether it is the intention of her Majesty's government to
remonstrate with the American government against the
time of such proclamation."

Mr. GREGORY gave notice that to-morrow (this day)
he would call knouts°. to General Butler's proclamation,
which he chareoterissil ea an outrage against civilisation and
humanity. (Ohara)

ENGLAND, PRANCE, AND AMERICA.
Mr. HOPWOOD gave sotton that to-morrow (this day)
be should ask the Pint Lord of the Truantry whether bar
Majesty's government and the government of France had
any intennon of offering their friendly mediation between
the Northern and Southern Pantos of America ; and if so,
whether, in the semi of their friendly offices being declined.
they would be prepared to recognise the Southern Oar
federacy.
London, England, 1862-04-21

SAXONY.

DRESDEN, Aran. 19, Emma.
The official Dresden journal of to-day announces
that the King has sanctioned the accession of
Saxony to the Franco-Prussian commercial treaty.,
and that an extraordinary sitting of the Diet will
be held, in which this measure will be submitted
for approval.
The ems journal states that no communication
whatever had been received from the Austrian go-
vernment since the conclusion of this treaty, as
has been asserted by some German papers.

INDIA.
(By telegraph be PAM de Galls.)
CALCI3TTA, Muses 31.
Shirtinp unchanged. Mule twist, 40'., active
and advancing. Indigo unchanged. Copper firm,
but little doing. Saltpetre quiet. Linseed firm,
but little doing. Exelianpi : Barings' credits,
28. Odd. Government securities : Four per Ceuta.,
11f die. ; ditto Five per Ceuta., 1011. Freights
quiet.
London, England, 1862-04-21

TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—
.11. A itool ow this sob, -ftt will be forwarded, gratis, to the
tabled. All persons suffering from the ordinary ailementa of
seakloal should at once send • stamped directed envelope to
Urn C. IL, I, Edith street, liackuey.road, London, when a copy
will be immediately returned.
London, England, 1862-04-21

RUSSIA.

BT. PITERSBURO, Ann. 20.
The Jownial de .11. Petersbourg, of to-day, contains
Impctial decree, ordering that fn future the
birthdays and name days of the Grand Dukes shall
always be celebrated on the Sunday following the
day on which they fall. The celebration of the
anniversaries of national victories is abolished,
' except in the case of the anniversary of the battle
of Paltow►.

The Btirsen Zeituag, of to-day, publishes an Im-
perial decree, according to which parcels forwarded
through the post to foreign countries will no longer
be subject to the control of the custom-house
authorities.

BEB1.111; Aram 19.
A private letter of the 16th, received here from
St. Petersburg, states that the Council of Ministers
has accepted two important propositions of M. de
Vialniew, the Minister of the Interior. The first
of these propositions was for accelerating the libera-
tion of the serfs, the second for creating a parlia-
mentary representation of the country. The discus-
sion of these propositions by the Council of the
Empire was postponed on account of the Easter
holidays.

THE HERZEGOVINA.
RAGI7BA, APLL 19.

Sanguinary skirmishes between the Turkish
troops and the insurgents and Montenegrins took
place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday this
week. Dervisch Paella has entrenched himself in
Niksisch.

RAGUSA, Ann 20.

In the battle which took piece on the 16th iuet
between the Turks, under the command of Dervisch
Packs, and the insurgents and Montenegrins, the
former lest 30 officers and 900 men, and the latter
400 mem and several officers.

THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION.
MADRID, Aria 19.
The news that the Spaniah troops were about
to leave Mexico is unfounded. They will not quit
that country until the satisfaction demanded by
Spain from the Mexican government has been ob-
tained.
London, England, 1862-04-21

This day. Serer bakes Mee la
THE LAST of 'be CAB. By GusrAvs
Amain. Author of " Prairie Mower," ie.
TOY entirely eriketnal week la complete in Itself. and relates to
adventures unparalleled In taring, novelty. peril. and iriaternriee.
It Is equal in intensity to the "Test et the Melons," bet sopa
nor to it in Interest and variety at McNutt
London : Ward and Look US. lbstatnailt.
London, England, 1862-04-21

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two °Twos.
In the absence of most of tho principal dealers
and of all the members of the Stock Exchange,
scarcely any business has been done this morning
in mining shares. Great Wheal Fortune are in
demand, and have advanced to 24 to 26. East
Caradon are quoted 381 to 39.
The Commissioner in Bankruptcy proposes on
the 23rd inst. to make a call on the contributories
of the Vale of Clwyd Mining Company, limited.
Mr. Frederick Whinney, of the firm of Harding,
Pallein, and Co., has been appointed by the Court
of Chancery official manager of the Tretoil and
Messer Mining Company.

ROBBERY AT WOII.CIgTEK.—A clever capture was
made at the WeMasker Station, Leeds, on Saturday after-
noon, of a man aid two wooer', all named Munn, who are
supposed to have been concerned ia an extensive robbery
at Worcester. The premises of Maur.. J. and H. Walter.
of that town, were burglariously entered on the eight
of the 24th nit, and several gold cod silver watches,
diamond rings, and a quantity of jewellery, as well as
about 40f. in money, were stolen. The premien were
taken into custody by three Leeds detective offieers,
they were alighting from one of Cook's excursion trains, is
consequence of a telegram which had been forwarded to the
chief constable; and, although they denied all kuowledge el
the robbery, some jewellery and also several pawn-tickets
were !Mind in their pouredoe.
Cowl/xenon Yuri Foaorray.—Tlie trial of Ral-•
biome, whose extraordinary escape from the mail treia
between Northallerton ea Darlington excited so muck
attention a short time ago, took place on Thursday at
the Perth Circuit Court. The prisoner was formerly
proprietor and editor of the !rifts/sire Joarna.', and he
was charged with forgery. The indictment contained twenty.
sae distinct charges, aed the defalcations were stated kr
be nearly 2,000/. The trial created considerable interest
throughout Scotland, and the court was crowded during
the proceeding.. At the close of the prosecntion Robin-
son read a lug and able, though somewhat irrelevant
deltas., and the scene which occurred after the jury re-
kneed a verdict of guilty is described as extremely painful.
The excitement of the prisoner wee uncontrollable, sod
ultimately the court was adjourned. On the following day
he wee sentenced to five years' penal servitude.
London, England, 1862-04-21

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL .91, Mei

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCL

(manes TsLamm)
ITALY.

TI MIN, Aram V.
The subscription opened at Milan for 9,.systein of
great canal irrigation for. 'Upper Italy is assufding
the dimensions of a 110.4iOna subscription. The
support of theslandhbaders has given it a considdr:
able impulse.
ROME. Arta 20.
The Pripe gave a solemn benediction (urbi et orb')
in the Vatican to-day. The whole of the French
and Pontifical troops were present. An immeuae
crowd assembled, and shouts were raised of " Res
it Pape 1"
ItRESCIA , Aran. 19, Erasure.
Garibaldi has recovered from his slight indispo-
sition, aid will proceed on his mission of founding
the Bale Associationiai the Italian towns.
London, England, 1862-06-25

THE SCARBOROUGH CLIFF HOTEL
ODYPARY (Limited).
Capital LIIO,OOO, in 12,000 Shares of £lO each.
Depodt Li per Share no application, until Itl► ea ailatreant.
Incorporated under the Joint Stock Limited Liability Act,
Which expreaal=ts the llability of each Shareholder to the
amount of hie
London, England, 1862-06-25

HULL CITADEL.

Mr. AUGUSTUS SMITH moved foe the appoint-
ment of • select committee to inquire into the
circumstances under which Hall Citadel and adjoining
premises were transferred from the War Department
to the Commissioners of Woods and Favorite, and to
report their opinion thereupon to the boom
The motion was negatived.
London, England, 1862-06-25

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoot.

The mining market is inactive to-day. North
Basset shares areioted sir to 4} ; Wheal Sithney
Carnmeal, 3} to ; Wheal Union, 4} to 1 ; East
Wheal Russell, to 1 ; Marko Valley, 10 to
} ; East Caradon, 43} to 44 ; East Devon Great
Consols, 2} to } ; Gonamens, 3 to 3 ; East ROW-
warn°, 2} to 1 ; Caradon Vale, 51 to 1 ; and Wheal
Lndoott, 18} to 19.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady.
Scottish Australian are inquired for, and have been
dealt in at 11 and 1} prem.
London, England, 1862-06-25

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 25, 1862.

HORSES.

C. R. Johnstone, GloZester-placs, Portman-square • H.
R. Phillips, Knightsbridge; J. Manning, Orliogbary ;
J. Cooper, Hiassworth ; R. Glasscock, Braintree ;
Lord Berner*; R. and J. Russell, Horton Kirby;
J. H. Elwes, 41. Portman-square; J. Robinson, Hutton,
Yorkshire ; G. Holmes, Beverley, Yorkshire ; J. Kitchin,
Weaterham, Kent ; H. Martin, Doweham, near Ely ; W.
Johnson, Sleaford ; J. Peel, Knowlmere Manor ; If. J.
Percy, Eskrigg ; H. Riddell, Ptayford, Suffolk; T. Crisp,
Wickham Market ;H. Giles, Colchester ; G. Kenspaoc,
near Hitchin D. Begbie, Mitcham ; M. S. Ashwell,
Grantham ; ; Malmo°, Eltham. Kent ;F. Britowhito.
Sudbury ; F. C. Matthews, Driffield ; T. Baker,
Lynton, near Devon ; J. Stone, Lewisham-road ; W. H.
Walker, Romford, Eases ; Lord Braybrooke • W. Kerr,
eigrabire ; W. Stirling, M.P. ; the Duke of Hamilton ; D.
Logan, Renfrew • R. Mowlany, Clackmanuan ; J, Gray,
Renfrew • J. Kerr,: Edinburgh ; Colonel Buchanan, Lanark ;
R. Findlay, Glasgow.
-
_SHBRP. _ _

T. E. Pawlett, W. Sandy, Jim. Mayfield, John Claim
Long Sutton ; W. Lane. Worthier& ;E. Handy, W.
Caro*, Thomas Horton, T. Mansell, Shrewsbury; W.
Matthews, Shrewsbury ; Thos. Morley, juo., P. W.
Bowen, F. Bond, Thos. Danger, Wm. Paull, du. Memos,
B. Eastwood, Moe. Heyday Heyday T. 0. Borth-
wiok, H. Bollard, W.W. 0. Hunter, Col. Pennant, LE, and
Sir 0. 0. Montgomery, Bart., M.P.

PIGS.

J. Dyson, J. Hicknaas, '7.i ifZvi es, M. (wins, T. Crisp,
G. IL Saxtos, W. Hewer, Sir R. G. Thruckmortan,
W. B. Visions's, J. Atkisson.
London, England, 1862-06-25

EXPRI63I3 FROM PARIS.

(now 001 OWN

PARIS, TUUDAT Enanra.

The Senate yesterday, with the concurrence of
M. Rouland, who was careful, however, to say that
be spoke as a senator and not as • minister, re-
ferred to the consideration of the Minister of
Public Worship a petition praying that better pro.
vision might be made for priests when too old to
do duty. The question is not new, and raises
several points of much delicacy as to the relations
of church and state.

The Pays mentions, on the authority of the
letter of a Spanish officer, received at Madrid, that
General Douai, who, as is already known, landed
at Vera Cruz with 400 reinforcements-500 is the
figure now given—was joined by .500 marines and
other troops detached from the Vera Cruz garrison,
and on his march was met by 2,000 Mexicans,
who endeavoured to iuteroept his communication
with Orizaba. The narrative goes on to say
that General Donal vanquished and dispersed this
' Mexican army, and penetrated to Perrote, from
which he drove out a general named Lallane, who
commanded the Mexican troops. All this is new,
and not confirmed in any other quarter.
At the Bourse the rise of yesterday was very
well maintained, but it has made no further pro-
gresa of any consequence. The Rente, which was
steady all day, left off for cash, with a rise of 10c.,
at 681 r. 55c. ; for account the closing quotation
was the same as yesterday, 681 r. 50c. Mobilier rose
lfr. 25c. The Italian Loan fell 15c. In railway
shares there is scarcely a shade of alter►tion.
Caisse Mires fell Mr., closing at 82fr. 50c.
London, England, 1862-06-25

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-
tbeadataa—BUlllerS RIABON, that—The MINIMAL
WATERS of HOMBURG, as evidenced by the union o: the
celebrated Professor Liable, are stimulant, tonic, alterative, and
aperient. They are of admirable service is removing disorders
of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these
organs when the abdominal circulation is defective, assist the
processes of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the
orgasm of nutrition end assimilation. They are powerful reme-
dial agents in eases of enlargement of the liver, In affection of
the spleen, in hypichondds, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and
obstinate conatipatiu In cases of gout, and all other affections
produced by inelliciency of the digestive functions, the most
happy results have been obtained from them.
The efecacy of the waters Is more especially r iced by
those who drink them at their source ; for then, the Inv
air of the mountains, the gaiety of the surrounding scene, ande
perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur In assist-
ing the action of the medicinal breams-
The magnificent casino, which, In the beauty of its architec-
ture, the judicious distribution of Its apartments, and the rich-
ness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind
on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for hells and eon.
carts, as also for the games of treute et quarante and roulette ;
the former is played with the half retail, and the latter with one
zero ; the daily venture of the hank at the trent, et quarante
table Is fixed at £13,000, and the maximum stake i5i..480.
Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and
comfortable reading room, liberally furnished with German,
French, Engilsk, Italian, Russian, Belgian, and Dutch journals;
a coffee room In the Olympic style of decoration ; a divan, for the
enjoyment of a cigar, opening on toe fine terrace paved with
Mebane twicedining room,wh ere is it table-d'hate Ala
Fraucaiee, a day, at one and liven'clock, under the super-
intendence of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Paris, who is the
lessee of the refreshment department of the ithrhaus.
An excelleut orchestra, numbering forty distinguished mud-
, clans, performs three tinsel a day : In the morning at the Wells ;
in the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and In
the evening in the grand Ball-room.
The new railway has almost brought Homburg Baths to the
outskirts of Frankfort. Them are twenty trains a day, tom fro,
the last as late as eleven o'clock. As the journey occupies only
half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy
reach. Viattors In Homburg may get to Bravado In twelve honey,
I to Berlin In fifteen. to Paris In sixteen, and to Linden in twenty-
, four, so excellent is the intercommunication by rail.