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The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-21

MINES.- (THIS DAYJ

Two o'Owoi.

There is not much animation in the mining
market to-day. East Caradon shares are rather
firmer, at 2811 to I, while Nangiles have re-
ceded to 23 to 24, and Tincroft to 14 to
20. Wheal Croity are quoted nto 4 ; and Marke
Valley, 6to If. In the Stock Exchange Providence
have been dealt in at 42, being lower.
United Mexican Mining shares are firm, and
ICape Copper and Yudauainutana dulL Other
foreign and colonial mines are inactive.
The following comprises the substance of advice'
just received by the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold
Mining Company :—" Captain Treloar reports that
the produce for July amounts to 2,235 oitayss.
This is the highest produce yet obtained, and is an
increase of 144 nits's& on the preceding month.
The lodes generally at the points in progress are
maintaining their favourable character.'
The allotment letters of the Rhenish Consoli-
dated Mining Company have been issued.

BOILER EXIPLONTOF AT MIN
KILLID.—A serious accident took place on Saturday at the
boiler works of Messrs. Ferviihengh, Newton, Moor by
which two men have lest their lives, sod it is feared that
several others are fatally injured. happier' that a number of
boiler makers were engaged in testing what is termed a balloon
boiler, or wrought iron still, used at chemical works for
the purpose of boiling tar. Before these boilers are sent
out, it is usual to see whether there era any leakages in the
joints. The workmen were engaged in this duty when the
overpreesure of steam suddenly blew out the bottom of the

WORCESTER GREAT HOP, CATTLE, AND CHEESE
FAIL—Wows/an, /MR. 19.—The annual great fair held
here for thistle of hops, cheese, and farming stock, came off
to-day, and pirmented a busy light. This is the beet hop
mama that bee bee° known in Worcestershire and Here-
fordshire lately, last year being a failure, and so large ware
the consignmecte that the earshot's* could not contain
them, and the corporation placed the Guildhall at the dis-
posal of the growers. There werea great mars y boyars from
London, the North, Barka, and the large houses,
but the growers asked higher prices then the
dealers were willing to give, and noesequently
business was slack until the mating, when it became more
brisk. As much as ll . per cwt. was asked for new Warms.
tem, but 61. 10s. to 71. per cwt. was the selling price. They
are all pronounced of excellent quality, and as far as could
be ascertained neatly 3000 pockets were brought to market.
The cheese fair is yearly becoming of lees importance in
consequence of the practice on the part of dealers of making
their purchases at th farm dairies lesteed of waitieg tale
it is Moe& to market PAWL homer, were unusually
high. The cattle marline is well eeophed. Them an be-
tween 6,000 and 7,000 sheep in the pees, and the prices
were—Mottos, 7d. to gal. ; iamb, ; beef, Td. to 7+d.
per lb. A mod number et home la the fele. enril &noel
hem some he animals for eigrioultiersl purposes: 'Priem
of wane ranged wide.
London, England, 1863-09-21

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.

Nauru. ASSAULT ON AN ONNIBUS CONDUCTOR.
Willis's "mei., • journeyman butcher, w■s charged
with sesaaltism William Hughes, the conductor of •
"Faroquite" omnibas.

Thu eemplaineet mated that on Saturday afternoon the
ddesdant got up on hie omnibus to ride to Charing-awe.
In the filmed witness asked the premier for his fare, end he
',plied, " I will see you d—d before I will pay yea
till I get to Charing-erase." Oe ..seeing at that point
wheels stopped the mindless sad imbibed a lade out. The
primmer Hies gotta the amebas, mid was welkieg off with.
mit gayly'. Wittier followed him, and said " Will you
pay your fare, if you piers, sir ?" The prisooer replied,
•I will see you d—d before I will my you a peany."
Witnees said "Yoe nett pay me," and put oat his hand,
bat did sot tooth him. Tim primmer seised him
by the seektia, and tested it so that witness
was amety etraegied. Game one said "Pet your
bead seder hie arm sad throw him down.' Witter
attempted to do so, but was unable to throw the prisoner,
who oo the contrary Ouse him on the ground, still holding
OD to his seek-cloth, sad twisting it still tighter. The
struggle cootioned for same time, the prisoner throwiog
him doss repeatedly, until at tut williess beams lasso-
edge. Whoa he recovered the primmer wee to melody.
Waimea employed a pother eoednotor to Wm his omnibus
oa. He had moos bees very ill. suffering crest pals from
his throat, and bleeding from internal injury. H. had hen 1
usable to sleep at eight.
The constable, Philips, 564 A, said that when he COMO op!
complaiame was lying oe the mound, seesslass, mid the
primer holding his cravat so tight that it teak wiser two
Minutes to mimes him. TM prisoner ems desk.
TiseLlie theme mid the oriedingur seated to sharp Win 6d.
of 4d. for his fare.
amen
Mr.l Hem said that would be so excuse for so violent an
t.

The wades:ter said ease that was set true. No IaSOMA
was assatatilosed. aed the pillow simply disbud So pay his
fere
Mr. Heavy deed bin fol., or ie default two inostluf
imprisoo meat.
London, England, 1863-09-21

►j•Hs BRITISH HOTEL, 83, Jennyn-street.
Panellise sad ilestleann can he accommodated
Apartments sad Bedrooms Is this Establishment at moderate
charges.—THOMAS DAMS (Mom Simpson's. 100• Strand) Pro-
prietor. Dinners provided for large and oroall parties
London, England, 1863-09-21

BANK of AUSTRALASIA (Incorporated by
Royal Charter, 12234, No. S, Threadneedle-street, Loudon,
Sept. 12, 18113.
The Court of Directors HiltilßY GIVE NOTICE, that a HALII-
YE\Y.L\'DIVIDENDof 24a a snare, being at the rate of al:
per cent per annum, on the Old Share Capital of the Corpora-
tine, amounting to 9900.000. and also a BONUS, as additional
Interest, of Sta. a share, making together LI lea a sham, or at
the rate of It per rout. per annum. will be PAID to the
etors, free of ineorne tat, at this oLce. on and after TCltitarli,
the 13th October nest, between the Marrs of 10 and S o'clock. The
Transfer Books of the Ohl Shares iU be Closed on the rim,
instant, and continue so until the Dividend and Bonus become
payabee.—By order of the Court,
WILLIAM MILLIE EN, Secretary.
The Transfer Books of the New Shores will remain open until
Monday. the Iftb October, bat will be dosed from that date until
Monday, the tad November, whelk the Second instalment will be
payable
London, England, 1863-09-21

ITALY.

TURIN, firm 21.
The King left Turin this morning, to witness the
military maoceuvrei which are to take place at
Somma and Milan.

His Majesty was accompanied by the Ministers
of War and Marine, and will return to Turin on
Thursday neat.

OUTWARD INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
MAINFILLFA, Sim 19.
The Messagedes Imperials' steamer Peluso left
this port to-day, with 88 passengers, 323 packages
of merchandise, and 280,0001. in specie for India
and China, and 78 passesgem, 711 packages of mer-
chandise, and 78,0001. in specie for Alexandria.

ROME.
POLISH DEMONSTRATION.

ROBE, &pr. 16.
Yesterday the second jubilee procession took
place, and with more éclat than on the first occa-
sion. 160,000 persons were massed around the
I church of St. Jean de Latran, in the Colysie
Quarter, and in the ancient Rome at the Clews.
Prince Constantine Orartoryski and some other
Poles, furnished with special authority, fol-
lowed the coredge of prelates. M. Bub, Austrian
ambassador, just returned from Alvan,,, proceeded
also to St. Marie Majeure in a festival carriage.
Yesterday the Pope arrived unexpectedly at the
church. His Holiness met the procession of the
Po/es, who soap in their language, and be ex-
changed signs of sympathy with them. Deputa-
tion, from cities and villages of the Apennines and
the Cuomo' have obtained a prorogation of the
jubilee to the 20th Sept. inclusive.
London, England, 1863-09-21

OEN EDW

Ma was as aWliaatlial for
described aa late of the Odell A
aad afterwards of flpeoceratree
of bailors

—it appeared that the bankrm
teener for four years, and h
are no saw* the furniture
made away with under a h
and Westminster Loan Elociet
lease of his premises bad also b
bitted his insolreeey to the cap
bin late public house and the be
There was no opposition, and
lease was made.
London, England, 1863-09-21

SYDNEY Direct, in 70 days, by the magnificent
new river-built elippership ('OVA, A 1, 12 yearn. 1.650 ton,
Leading the Last India Docks. This splendid vessel, Just
launched by Mess)" Dudgeon and Co., has been bunt under
the inspection of th- owners upon the molt approved prin-
ciples of naval arib tecture to ensure speed (will sail punc-
tually on the lith October , and Is expected to make the
Damage out in under 70 days. Her commodious saloon and
second class cabins, which are eLht feet higgh,, are pow being
tilted to the ulna superb manner, to afford such accommodation
to passengers as can hr found in no other vessel loading for the
l'oloniss.—Pot freight or passage apply to GAUL, ItOBILSON,
and Co., 46. rewchurehatreet, LC.
London, England, 1863-09-21

GERMANY AND DENMARK.

•ON-THE•MAWE, BirT.l9.

At the sitting of the Federal Diet to-day the
united committees upon the Holstein question re-
ported in favour of federal execution being carried
out in that province.

The committees recommend taking possesaion of
the administration of the entire duchy, and the
entry of 6,000 Hanoverian and Saxon troops, Aus-
tria and Prussia furnishing the mem.
The vote of the Diet upon the report will be taken
lupon the Jet October next.
London, England, 1863-09-21

TE! A M lEt9.

Blimbdis Woodfield, a Chia, sharp-visaged old woman, a
fortuncotaller, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged
with committing a savage assault on a young married woman
named Caroline Quelcb. The prisoner n well known at this
court She has been repeatedly convicted for felony, for
assaults of • formic= description on females, and also for
telling (column j and by encoding. day after day in the
=ad picking up the information, stories soil modal
Is the hearing of assault and peace-warrant mum-
mouses, has managed to make use of the same to extort
money. She has fomented • great many quarrels, and
caused imhappinem In many families. She trumped up a
false charge against a respectable woman acme after
Mr. Partridge's appointment to this court a few
week. 'Moe, and told such • plausible tale that the
magistrate wouldehave convicted the defendant if the gaoler
Roche and another person bad not exposed the real character
of Mother Woodfield, acid declared she wee unworthy of be-
lief. The prima& case wee • bad one. The woman Queleh, the
wife of • painter and another, went to the dwell-
ing of the defendant to have their fottneee told a few days
ago, and the primmer dealt out the cards, drew their horo-
scopes. resulted the planets (dirty pieces of paper with
hier4yphios painted on them). and obtained acme money
from eac She aka persuaded Mn. queleb to leave a
basket containing some embroidery work to bee care. The
poor woman could obtain neither her basket nor embroidery
spin. She called repeatedly at the old sibyl's abode in
Devonportatreet, Commercial-road East, and was met with
foal abate mid threats. At last the complainant met Mn.
Woodfield mining out of selector's shop, put her band upon
Der
_tad said, '• I woe% let you go till I have my basket and
embroidery.' The pabloser immediately attacked her with
post buy nerataed her arms sad Deck, and kicked her
about the fees
vassoldbody. Mrs. gueleh wee fearfully Cruised.is She far in pregnancy, and it Is feared she luta
received swims Injuries.
Whimsies °warmed the statement of Mrs. Que.*.
The prisoner denied all that was alleged spina her, and
called several witnesses who ware not present when the
affray took plane.
Mr. Partridge was astoaisbed that pence. could be so
foolish as to go to torture-tellers. The primmer had can-
nutted • reap meault on an unoffendleg young woman,
sad seeteaced her to be imprisoned for two months sod
kept to bard labour.

CILTRAL Pniaos..--BALY-A.CbOWN DAT.
liatosnat, Da% 19.—Admiiriosa eusrmatAin ; abba
in MOM tilde,7AS ; 15,
Ihll beoetit of reduced duty obtained by par-
abola'', neralana's Pun Tea: very dodo, EA AL 4 Ande.
Almeised" 44 4A. Primal 44. ALL Qs
w
sea mat ev
iler 114.444441. Aaml4 Kb
14,11 g
posiums,—oftenliono
London, England, 1863-01-14

ROME.

The following is the text of the reply of General
Garibaldi to the letter from the Roman Garibaldi
committee, requesting him to accept the presidency
of that committee :

Pisa, Dec. 22.
Dear Friends—l accept with gratitude and confi-
dence the presideotahip of your political committee.
Where the sun of liberty doss sot shine—where the
priest maintains the darkness of iv/onuses and super-
stition—where the power of the stranger keeps alive
a doomed idol, by lending it a sword, already stained
with the blood of one nation, to strike to death another—
there. it is necessary that a great organised force should
work in unity for its liberty, its independence, and its
civilisation. The fears and bue counsels of corrupt men
reader the intellect weak, the heart weaker, and base and
despicable the labour of life. Listen to theca no longer. It
concerns your honour, and the existence of the whole
nation. So long a. you are not able to make yourselves
respected, diplomacy will despise you. You despise it lint,
and its charm is gone. Diplomatists, depend on this, are
the offsprings of lies and the nurselings of treachery.
Romans, demand your liberty of yourselves alone, and you
will obtain it. Dan; do; and h►ve faith. Let us work
together as the miners in the bowels of the earth. To-
day we shall have stones and rocks ; to-morrow, metal.
Today the work of preparation ; to•morrow the ones
struggle and victory. If you are wanting in wane, go
London, England, 1863-01-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before Vice-Climoellor Sir W. P. Wood.)

TEE ZAEL OF EOMONT F. THE REV. 81 H. DARNEL.

This is a suit to set aside the will of the late Lord Eg-
moat, OA the ground that it was obsained by undue infla-
me, and whilst the testator's mind was obscured by inces-
sant drinking. The plaintiff'. case is still opening, and we
therefore refrain from going into details.
Sir H. Cairns, for the plaintiff, is still speaking.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
stings in Banno.—(Before Lord Chief Justice Erie and
Justices Williams, Willes, sad Keating.)

IiCKNNIDT o. BROUN AND WIEZ.

The Lord Chief Joatice, at the sitting of the court Shia
morning, gave notice that judgment would be delivered is
this case on Friday next.

uorOINS r. aironcoca..—mmeocarrani 01 IRON.
This was an action to recover 4341. for the pries of none
batafterwards the pleadings were altered, to make it
an article for not accepting the iron. At the trial before
the Lord Chief Justice the verdict was for the plaintiff.
Mr. Cleasby now moved for • rule to enter a verdict for
the defendant, and stated the following circumstances
Snowden and Hopkins bad been for some time in hod.
sees as ironfounders at Middlesborough, and they made iron
marked B. end H. with a crown. The plaintiff succeeded
thanks thin business. The defendant wee • broker in Lon.
deo, and his correspondent at Bremen, M. Vogler, desired him
to purchases quintile, of the &Mid li. with a myelin:la, end
the contract was in these terms, " Bought for account of G.
Hitchcock 87 toss of S. and H. with a crown iron.* The
iron, however, which was delivered bore the brand of H. and
Co., but the mry found that the variation of brand was not
important. The learned counsel now submitted that the
defendant, bad contracted for • specific article and were
entitled to have it, and he further contended that the
verdict waragaiaet the weight of evidence.
Bale panted.
London, England, 1863-01-14

WEDNESDAY EVENING,

MAIZE LlB2'&-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Or.oox.

The railway market to-day is not active, the
fortnightly settlement, to be completed to-morrow,
engaging chief attention. The general tendency,
however, is rather adverse. Great Western stock
has declined per cent., Midland and Great
Eastern 4, and South Eastern 4. London and
South Western has improved 4, and Caledonian 4.
London and North Western stock is now gnoted
974 to 98 ; Great Western, 664 to 674 ;
120 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1.10 to ;
Caledonian, 1154 to 116; South Eastern,
881 to 894 ; Great Eastern, 414 to 4 ; Great
Northern, 128 to 129; and London and South
Western, 103 to 104.

Indian railway stocks are firm, and Canadian
steady. Bahia, Great Luxembourg, and Ban Paulo
shares are inquired for.

BRITISH POOMMUOIL
London, England, 1863-01-14

THE EXPRESS,

The bankrupt further mid that he had paid 1301. to Mr.
Wright, his travails', a Mort time before coming to the court.
He did this in repayment of a loan, which he had bad for
twelve months. Wright was now carrying on witnees'a
basing.

The bankrupt paned, and the order of discharge wu
edjoureed.
London, England, 1863-01-14

EXASPERATION OF THE SOUTH AGAINST

ENGLAND.
, NEW YORK, JAN. S, AlllllOO%.
ma(Per Bohemian.)

It is reported that fighting has been resumed at
Murfreesboro'. Both belligerents have been heavily
reinforced.

The Richmond Whig contains a violent article
upon England for refusing to 00-operate with France
for mediation in America, and says :—" England
could have made fast friends with the South ; but
that time has now gone by for ever."
London, England, 1863-01-14

THE ALLEGED ANNOYANCE TO THE
PRINCE OF WALES.

10 111 EDITOR Of TIII 13:1114111111.

iiiir,—Having been represented in some of the
daily papers recently as having caused annoyance to the
Prises of Wales whilst shooting on the Sandringham wits*
I beg you will lend me your assistance in endeavouring to
avoid such unenviable notoriety by inserting in your
valuable journal the communication received by me from
General Knollys upon the subject, • copy of which I
herewith enclose.—l am, &c.,

. .
E. T. 1311ERINGILAIL
Weal Newton, Kiag'i Lynn, Jam. I.

Suadriagham, King's Lyna.

Lieutenant-Genersl K nollya authorises Mr. Sherniembra,
with reference to a paragraph in some of the newsman'
relating to the Prince of Wales having been annoyed by
some moo netting rabbits whit his royal higher was
shooting ors Mr. Sheringham's farm, to date that there as
several particulars there given which are ineorrect. It is
not correct that his royal highness left off shooting in
censsqueoce of t►e cause therein assigned, hat bwanse the
day was beginning to close and the shooting dnishecL It
is also untrue that Mr. Sheringham was himself present on
the occasion, or that Mr. Jarvis, the Mayor of Lynn, came
over to Sandringham on any haziness connected with
rabbits. He came on levitation, and simply to pay his
respects to hie royal highness.
London, England, 1863-01-14

CIALCUTTL, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
aj and Madras—MONTHLY ISTILA3C COMMUNICATION
between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent fleet of
at‘amen belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIF-
TING COM PAN Y (Limited).—The well 'mown clipper amillary
ste..mship HYDASM, 2,249 tons, 300-home power, 0. 11.
TogSTF.2, Commander, now loading in the Victoria (London)
pests, will leave on the 18th February, embarking Tamen-
pia at and leaving Gravesend on the 20th February, for Cal-
cutta, calling at the Cape of Good lope and Madras. This
magnificent ship, built expressly for the Indian trade, lees
been thoroughly refitted, has erg-rate accommodation for
semen, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also a dewarJea
The average passage of the last seven steamers has been 78 days
2 hours to Madras . the Hydaspes performed the voyage is
es days, and the last (the Calcutta) In 69 days, be the shorted
on record.—For freight or pump apply to ORINDLAY aid Ow,
fe, Parliament-steed. 8. W., the Motors ; ALFRED BRETT mad
110,_Ieltde.lthalietdet, !LC, or at the prnels of the

00iIPAfilt, 9, Mincing-tan;, London, E.C. ; arbors also applies
tone for appohitments u midablunon 'honk' be rude.
RICHARD DREW, Ikareiary.
Eut India and London Shipping Company (Waited),
9, Mincing-lane, H.C.
London, England, 1863-01-14

PORTUGAL

LISBON, JAN. 8.

The governmental measure creating twenty-seven
new peers has been generally received with dis-
approbation.
A subscription has been set on foot in Lisbon to
assist the distressed Lancashire operatives.

The tug steamer Torre de Belew, Captain Louis
Burney, belonging to a Glasgow company, has
rescued 120 fishermen and 11 boots which were in
peril off the bar of Figueira. The tug went at the
request of the Portuguese government, which has
officially testified its thanks to the captain.
Don Fernando continues firm in his refusal of
the throne of Greece.

The late severe weather has done considerable
damage to the railway works in Portugal.

Her Majesty's ships Warrior, Black Prince,
Revenge, and Resistance, have returned from their
cruise. The weather continues wet and stormy.
Exchange on London, 90 days, 54} ; Paris, 5.30 ;
Hamburgh, 4811 ; Rentes, 48k.
London, England, 1863-09-28

IN 111 Z !SILAS NICHOLLS.

This was so application for;eie:;1;om custody. The
bankrupt was stated to be ea architect, of the Southgate.
roe&

Mr. Palliser, of Finsbury-place, • creditor, wished to
oppose, on the ground of the bankrupt haring taken
vexatious law proceedings. The b.inkrupt, he said, bad
been employed by him at two guineas a week, to superin.
tend the erection of some buildings. At the close of the
eogagement. Nicholls having in the meantime become bank-
rupt, Mr. Palliser took from him • receipt in fell of
all demands ; but, notwithstanding, the bankrupt brought as
action against him ; it went to trial, but the verdict wee in
the defendant's favour. The bankrupt bad since been out
of the way, and could only recently be served.
Mr. Dowse supported the application. and examined the
bankrupt, to show that he had been living &Delon at Is.
liegton sod Carah•ltoo. &nos the trial he had made a pm.
posal fee estiling the "natter. The verdict was not apart
He arse nomenited.
The bankrupt, in answer to the court, said that his Wrest
bad bees at 2, Oak-settees., Eloatlispite.rand, ever since his
farrow bankruptcy.
His Honour said It wee the case of • party who was not
new to insolvency. The bankrupt might be released on
Aiding one surety of 601. and entenog into his own Nov
'theme of 1001. to appear at the several meetings under the
haohroptay.
London, England, 1863-09-28

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Brion Mr. Conanisokmer Goalburu.)
IN BE CAZILICK.

The bankrupt eras ;paAican oiliateliffe. At a fester
sitting a resolution had been passed for taking the oassont
of court and winding it up by deed of arrangement, the
creditors agreeing to accept Se. in the pound ; and the
court WID, now asked to confirm the resolution.

Mr. V. Lewis supported the application.
It appeared that the resolution bail been passed by a
single creditor oelv. whose debt was only'., the bankrupt
owiog upwards of 500/.
His Honour directed en adjournment, proper notice to
be given to the creditors in the meantime of the bankrupt's
Intention to supersede.
Mr. Lewis raid that notice had been given to the creditors
of this meeting.
His Honour observed that the case was not in the paper
of the day, and therefore did not cane before him regularly.
The proceedings had been stayed till the 23rd October, and
the matter might then be brought before the court in the
regular way.
London, England, 1863-09-28

No. 5,346.]

OILCUTTA, calhog at the Cape of Good Hope
and Madiss.-3 I YAM COMMUNICATION between LON-
DON and INDIA by the tottemifimust Fleet of Steamers heleming
io the Era. India and Loudon Shipping Corps:any ;Limited,.
The well-known clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLEECE,
t. e$ tons, 150-horse power, G. E. NIKO, Commander, now
loading In the VieiOliA (lenden) Docks, will km* on the Uth
octets,, embark iag primmer' at and leaving Gravesend on
the 10th October, for C.:lows. calling at the Cape of Geed
Bops and Madras. This tumndeoent ship beUt eapresely for
the India trade, has been thorottelily refitted, has ant-este
accommodation tor passenger end will amyl as erperiencied
mums also • itewariest. The average passage of these
steamers bee bees :0 gays to Madras. some of them lasklug the
shortest merges on tremd. The hue will be continued on the
10th et eech mammiiiie month, with the strictest punctuality,
bow of this Company" tleet of auxiliary screw steam shim
freigh or mews" s poly to Gritollay and Co., as, Perlis
metatetreet, A iv. the brokers, Alfred Brett mi Co., 150,
Leadenhalletreek EC.: or at the 001ces of the Company,
9, Mating-lam Leedom KC.: where also applications tor op.
poll:amens& as midshipmen to this service should be made.
LlCliAlllt DRAW, Secestary.
London, England, 1863-09-28

teryski as mom ss it became public? Why did it wait for
the arrival of the Rumba memorandum before giving it?
♦nd why does it now, after a delay of several day., publish
the speech of the Emperor of Huai* to the Finland Diet !
*ego (intuitions remain after the explanation' of the Pays,
which explain nothing. . . . .

The rPatrie very pointedly exposes the humbug
attempted to be foisted upon the European public :

We really regret that the Pays should appear to be
ignorant that the official part of the Moniteur is exclusively
devoted to laws, decrees, and communications from govern-
ment, and that the non-official part has nevertheless great
value and importance. It was not in the official part of
th Monitcur that If. Dronyn de Lbuys despatch to Prince
Gortohakeif sad the answer to it wore published. Is it
meant to be said that these documents were of no impor.
time? It is always in the non-official part diplomat's, docn-
sent, are inserted. It was not, therefore, without good
mama that the insertion of the Polish manifesto made •
semation.
London, England, 1863-09-28

LATEST INTELLIGiENtIE.

THE BISHOP OF ORLEAlifil ON VS
POLISH MOVEMENT.
Mgr. Dupanloup has addressed a letter to the
clergy of his diocese inviting their prayers on
behalf of Poland. Only five months age the
bishop said that " bis soul was filled with bitter-
ness lest the Polish movement should become
demagogical and revolutionary instead of national
and catholic, and thereby terrify instead of con-
soling the world." "But," says Mgr. Dupanloup,
"these fears, thanks be to God, were vain.
The vultures which we feared have not come ; we
have seen only the eagles. Poland, with that good
sense and loftiness of soul which are the more
to be admired because, in extreme danger, people
are disposed to make use of all sorts of arms,
and to invoke all kinds of assistance, has pub-
licly denied by her words and her acts all evil
disposition. She has overcome with her blood,
with her patience, with her invincible faith in God
and justice every bad leaven ; and, as I remarked
five months ago, the more the movement has ex-
tended to the provinces torn from the church, the
more catholic has it become."

lisersa's

THE WEST INDIA, MEXICAN, AND PACIFIC
MAILS.

1301JTHAMPTON, Stn. 26.

The Royal Mail Steam-packet Company's ship
Tasmania, with the above mails, arrived off the
Needles at 10.40 a.m. to-day.

THE FOREIGN POLICY OF THE FRENCH
GOVERNMENT.

The Monitcur of yesterday says :—"The journal
La Presse has published several articles, throwing
the sole responsibility of our foreign policy upon
the Minister of Foreign Affairs. By including in
the same censure the general direction of affairs and
the manner of treating them, that journal misun-
derstands the spirit of our institutions. Under the
present regime it is from the Sovereign that the
idea emanates which directs affairs. The minister
is only responsible for their execution."

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MOWS. Soma= is, it a.m.
London, England, 1863-09-28

MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY • TICKETMF.LZAVI WAN ON •

CONSTABLE.

William Matthews. a powerfully:bnilt young fellow, was
charged with violently assaulting police•constable 80 0, at
Glidden-lase.
The constable, who was very weak from loss of blood, sad
whose (see was very much bruised, said he was taking •
woman into custody, when the prisoner came up and abused
him. He told the prisoner to go away, on which the prisoner
struck him Dermal times in the face, knocked him doss.
sad kinked him. The constable knew the prisoner as tbs
companion of thieves, and understood he was • ticket-oi-
lmen man.
The prisoner denied the charge in toto. He said also that
he was not near the spot.
Mr. Barker fully committed the primrose to the Middlesex
sessions for trial.
MA RLBOROUG H-STREET.
London, England, 1863-03-26

SOUTH ITALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
EMISSION Or OBLIGATIONS.
Ilona LOUIS COHEN and BONS beg to anammes that they
en prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for OBLIGATIONS it
the above Company. Each obligation le of 606 trance nominal
capital I£2o ate. ling. or Alb &wins Dutch currency . bearing
Three per cent. Interest (viz. 16 francs, or 12 shillilas or 7
Senna 06 cent.), payable half-yearly on let April on lit
October, at Turin, and at all the chief calla of Italy ; aim at
bais, London. Geneva, Brusael; aced Amsterdam.
The price of the obiltratiom is, for the present, fixed at 236
francs 60 centimes, or £0 to. per obligation, with dividend from
let October. 1802 ; the dividend due Ist April next can be de-
ducted at the time of payment, reducing the price to La 9a. per
obligation, or 451 per cent.
The obligations will be reimbursable at par (600 francs) by
annual drawings spread ever ninety-nine years. At the price of
andasion the obligations yield au annual interest of el p-r cent.,
aid cosentitute a first charge on the revenues of the Company,
Which possesses a guarantee from the Italian Ooveniment of m-
ast* rallielent to pay nearly doubts the intermit reeptirot by
the obligation&
' Oaplaa of tM coocesidon and of the statutes may be inspected at
W olSos of Messrs. Louis Calms and Sons, 23, Throgroortoa-
vilest, LC., by whom appllcaUces for the unissued portion of
The obilgatlona will he received.
A provisional receipt will be bound, which will be exchangeable
M the obligations as soon aa they see received from Turin.
R. Throgmartoneareet, LC., MTh March, IN&

NORWICH UNION FIRE INSTJRANCE
SOCTITT.
NOTICL—L•DY-DAY INSZWAIIb.
Moral& sad dock hannumes arise redoosil rare.
ne Weiner of the Cowry "reeds £70.000,000.
TM daty mid to government for the year l9Bl was ESS.O76. sad
the easonat Mnrr on farming stock, ElO,OSa,7aL
• rocs of threenfths of the profits periodically made to
parties tarring, who liar thus, from time to now, received
mums 'aborting in the in 46,000.
2bo rats' of premium an in mar higher than those charged
by tiso other principal aloes rookies no Marna to their in.
For prospectors apply at the Society's Oaces. Surrepairet,
Norwich , and 6, Crewcut Now itridgentreet. Macktriass, LC.
London, England, 1863-03-26

MINCING LANE.-(rim DAY.),

&CAR. —The market has become Very quiet. Scarcely
any transactions reported in West India, or any other de-
soriptious of raw. Refined in moderate request, at steady
prices.
6c—For floe qualities of plaatatioe Oeylon there
is an active demand at Veer full priors. Other sorts in low
requeet, but previous prices Sr. paid. Triage plantation
Ceylon sold at 71s. to 78.. ; low to good middling, $9.. to
925. ; peaberry, 935. to 95e. 6d. ; Mocha, choice garbled,
Ns. to 955.
COCOA has sold at easier prices ; Trinidad pay ad red,
46a. 61. to 7.1 e. ; G movie, 475. 6d. to 695.
TEL —The dmand continues inactive.

iticit.—No sales reported.
Sticks have sold with moderate spirit at previcras prices,
except Cassia Lives, which shows a further slight decline,
first pile baring sold at 9in. Pepper box realised, for Sin.
gapore, 31d. to 3id. ; Peesog, Sad. to 3gd. Pimento, 2,;(1.
to 3d. Ginger, African, 61a
Bum has again become quiet.
Satrrgrac.—For 6UO bags of Bombay, 335. to 33.. 6d;
has been paid for common quality.
Fiturr.—The recent active demand bag quite subsided,
very few sales being reported.
Corroa.—Tbe market is quiet, with limited isles at
about previous prices.
Jure is ie steady request, common to Soo sold at 201. 10s.
to 26/. 17e. 6,1.. being full prices.
HZMP. —St. Petersburg clean steady, at 39/. for old.
London, England, 1863-03-26

QOUTH ITALIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tbo Council of Administration beg' to Inform the Share-
holders of the above Company that a GENERAL ASSEMBLY
will be held oo the 27th Apra, at the Howl Lamarmora Lamar-
mora•Rreet, Turin. The subject. submitted to their delibera-
tion will be the following
Report on the financial 'Masao's of the Comnany.
Report ad the Mat Maskassr as tbeemstruetion and on the ma-
dltlon of liss worts.
Proposed U. a from Naples to Salerno.
Report oa Ma wedeln, of the Ro• about to be opened.
London, England, 1863-03-26

SCIENTIFIC BALLOON(NO.

The second aeries of balloon ascent& for meteoro-
logical observations was to have commenced to-day at the 1
Crystal Palace, under the direction, as before., of Mr.
Glaisher, F.R.S. The services of Mr. Colwell with the
mammoth balloon, which he constructed specially for these
high voyagva, had been again retained ; but we learn, by a
telegram from the Palace, that on amount of a strong north-
west wind which was blowing, and which would carry the
balloon across the Channel is less than an hour, the ascent
has not taken place.
In addition to the instruments which were used in a
former ascent (supplied by Messrs. Negretti and Zambra),
another called the spectroscope, for the purpose of analysing
light, was to have been taken up to-day. It was proposed
to reach a height of 4 or 5 miles.
London, England, 1863-03-26

NOTICE of REMOVAL—BAKER and CRISP,
ha tug taken the isamelme recently occupied by the late
Br. PhWI drape, US, Higew4etreet, opposite Conduit-streak
will shortly MOVE {hair Whole /STOCK from 221, Regent-street,
to the above premium, when the great SALE of the double
STOCK will tare place, commencing on Tuesday, )(arch St. at a
redaction equinkst to $0 per oast. N.B. The stock comprbes
silks, dram. shawls, gloves, handkerchiefs, parasol". general
drapery, du
London, England, 1863-03-26

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OFCOMMONS.—WsumzDAT,MAzat 25.
(Comiuded from yesterday's Express.)
SALMON FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILL.
HASSARD said be joined in the wish of the hon.
stember for Limerick. that the government should take the
Matter of these fisheries into their own hands, or nothing
would be deo• this easiest, and the hon. member was pro-
ceeding to address the hones when, a quarter to six having
wired, the debate was adjourned to Thursday (this day).
THE WEAR NAVIGATION AND SUNDERLAND
DOCKS BILLS (STAMP DUTIES ON PROXIES).
This bill passed through committee.
THE PARTNERSHIP LAW AMENDMENT BILL.
This hill Rea, on the motion of Mr. SCHOLUIZLD, ordered
to he referred to a select committee.
THE ENCLOSURE BILL.
Th'e bill misread a third time and passed.
The house adjourned at 10 minutes to 6.
London, England, 1863-03-26

BOMBAY Direct, the splendid abip SEA PARK,
746 tens nester n , WILLIAM SUL, Commander:
loading In the East India Pocks. This ship is well known In
the Indian trade. has a line portion of her cargo engaged, and
will meet with the usual quick despatch. Hee superior &nom.
asedetion for peemagem, and will any an experienced surgeon.
For freight or portage apply to WU LATLY, RABLEY, and
SWILL, 27, Ltaidenheletreet. KC.
London, England, 1863-03-26

UNITED KINGDOM RAILWAY OFFICERS* AND

SERVANTS ASSUCIATIUE.

The half-yearly ordinary general meeting was
held at the Bridge•house Hotel, opposite London-bridge
Station, yesterday ; Mr. Dyne in the chair. The Secretary,
Mr. T. A. Burr, readies report of the committee of manage-
ment, which stated that deputations consisting of one or more
of the emanate* and the secretary had visited various
places, and after the freest possible diactiosioo revolutions
were usanimonsly passed favourable to the association. The
committee recensmeoded that rule 3 of the Joint Provident
Department be so altered that there should be
no
limit as to the number paying to that department be-
tweee each death, but that, whatever be the sum sub-
scribed, it may be paid at death of a member or his wife,
up to 50/. They have succeeded in securing a valuable
staff of agents, the result of whose exertions will appear in
future reports. They are prepared to appoint othen in
some localities. and lava* applicatioes. Some applications
' for moistence have been received and mpt ; indeed, every
week testifies how advantageous to all concerned the also-
ciation will be when it is properly developed. The com-
mittee are glad to find that petitions for relief are being
superseded by the action of the association. Some gentle-
mee of influence, and also many of the members, have
recommended the committee to suggest the extension of the
objects of the association ; they will willingly co-operate
is say way to benefit their fellow-employa's and their fami-
lies wheetbe present funds have been adequately augmented.
The committee very urgently seek the cordial sad active
eo-operation of all in the service, that a handsome fund
may be raised to meet the exigencies to which they are so
peculiarly exposed. The committee can the better do this
became they give considerable time and attention to its
affairs and are precluded from receiving any remuneratioe
indeed, the secretary and an offlos boy are the only paid
officers. The committee wish it to be known that the asso-
ciation does not partake of the nature of an assurawe eom-
• pay, but of a mutual fund, which, by careful and judicious
, administration. m•ay he so int:mewl that ell in the service
who may @mitt in its formatien may receive such assistance,
temporary or permanent, as they iney need. As the com-
mittee can only deal with the funds placed at their disposal,
the members are earnestly asked to Weems* them as much
as possible before the meeting on June • wt.

LowDozGatniamMaorrsus Oeitrary(Lnunio).
sseditis /ratio peek eadiag 10,0681.198,92 9d.
London, England, 1863-03-26

AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whisker
and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS
MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid all is
salversOly in high !sputa for Its unprecedented moms during
the last 60 years in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti-
fying the human hair. It prevent' hair from falling off or turn-
ing grey, strengtheas weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and
dandriff, and makes it basatifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For
children It Is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a
beautiful bead of hair. In all climates it alike displays aw a-
comparable malts, and km long been an established favourite
la India. Pries Da Id., 75., lea Id., equal to tour small. and
=tin Sold at 10, Hatton-garden, and by chernlsts and par-
-Ask for Rowlands' lissassar 011.
London, England, 1863-03-26

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS.

Lffi'm"dom., Mattes 25.-Bales to-day :-Groat Western, 664-
Lancaahire and Yorkshire, 108:-London and North Western.
974-Ditto Shropshire Union, 48 ex dir.-Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, 454-Metropolitan, 131-North British, Mil-
North Eastern Berwick Capital Stock, 213: 8-North Stafford•
shire, 16 -South Eastern, 914 1 4-Buffalo and Lake Huron, 44-
Oraud Trunk of Canada, 10}-Groat Luxembourg shares, 16.
Erie, 41i-Dltto 7 per Cent. Preference Scrip, 634-Bembre and
Mena,. 101-Lancaster and Carlisle, 2064-London and North
Western ;Merthyr, Trod., and A.), Uk -Manchester, Sheffieldand
Lincolo,46l. preference, 6 per ce .t., I p.-Allianos Bank, London
and Liverpool, limited, 64 p.-Bank of Liverpool, 28-British and
American Exchange Banking Company, limited, 4 p.-British
and Foreign Marine, limited, 11 p.-Empire Marine Insurance
Company, 3-16 p.-Queen Insurance. 16-16 p.-Union Mange,
limited, 14 10.16 c. p. and b. 04 9.16 p.-Pacific Means, 874.
mAecontss, MARCH 25.-There was a good market, with
steady prices. Great Eastern, 493-Great Northern, A, 1194 3120
-Oral Ship, 115. 3d-Great Western of Canada, lti-Great
Western, eak 6 4-nti.ote Central, 46 d.-London and North
Western, 97: 7 4- Manchester and County Bank, 1 1546 p.-
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 464 4-Metropolitan, 13
6-10 I 616-Midland, 1234-North British, 614 1.-South
Eastern, 914 1 }-Birkenhead, 884-Midland New M., ts. 3d. p.-
Ditto ditto 41., Is. 9d. p.-District Bank, 164 p.-Union Plate
Glass, 24-Lancashire Insurance. Is. Bd. p.
!StaII:HORAN, MARCH 15.-TAte market was firm to-day, but
business Unite I. London and North Western stock closed at
MG to 911-south Station's, at 101. 16s. 3d. to 101 17s. fid.-Bir.
=lngham Quills, at 924 buyers-Birmingham ass A shares, at 144
sellers-liirminitham and baffiordshiro Gas shores, sell. ra, at 100
Metropolitan Wagon shares, at II to 14 pm. - tho Newshares at
to pm.. done at 165. 3d. and i pm.
DUSLIR, MARCH 24.-Three per Cent. Consols, 914-New
Three per Cent. Stock. 914 4 - Ditto for amount. 9th April,
914 Ditto for new account, 12th May. 911-Portadown, dc.,
Junction, 44 per cent., 100-11iliernisa Bank, 251. paid, 42 -
Belfast and Northern Counties, 601. paid, 454 - Cork And Bandon.
60/. No], 124-Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford. it-Midland
Great Western and RI. Canal, 201 paid, account, 114-Dublin,
Wicklow, and Wexford. 6 per cent. pep., 123-Dublin and Dro-
gheda, 6 per cent., 601 . , rd. 60 - Irish North Western, 3 per
cent prp., Clans .4,74-Waterford and Limerick. 6 per cent. red.,
601. paid, 424 a d.
London, England, 1863-03-26

CAUTION TO Dm SHOP MIMIC%

Daniel lard, the keeper of a►beer shop, im Higb-
street, FA. Giles s, ►tteodd to answer the complaint of the
police, for keeping his house open for the sale of beer before
the honr of canon Sunday afternoon.
Sergeant Matthews, 13 F, deposed that at bait puff on
Sunday seerning, the 15th Met, he went to the defendant's
home, and through a hole in this door he saw a man come
downstairs, and place two empty potion the canister, and
London, England, 1863-03-26

WATHERSTON and BROGDEN'S GOLD
CRAM a troy weight, at realisable vaMa, end the
srorimaansing. et wholesale manufacturers' prima The gold
In the chabia guaranteed, and re-purchased at the price charged.
Here's the ante,
How each your chain weighs, to the utmost carat
The anemia of the gold, and charge far fashion."
—BIIAtsetARIL
Manufactory, No. 16, Henriettaatreet, Corent-garden, W.C.
F andau.
Amapa made of chains and jewellery for Is. each.
NAL This establishment is Mooed ate In the evening, and on
lab/rasp d 1 eelock.
London, England, 1863-03-26

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cincx.
The mining market is inactive to-day, with
little busineas. East Csradon, East Bassett,
Copper Hill, Wheal Seton, and Great
Fortune shares are lower. North Crotty,
on the other hand, are rather better ; other-
wise no variation of importance has occurred.
North Rostov shares are quoted 52 to 54 ; North
Crafty, 5i to ; Wheal Setor, 2477 to 252 i ;
East Caradou, 381 to 39 ; Marlce Valley,
7t to I ; Tincroft, 221 to 23 ; East Bassett, 74
to 76 ; Copper Hill, 86 to 87 ; East Cara Brea,
83 to 4 ; and Great Fortune, 374 to 38.
Santa 'Barbara shares are inquired for, other
foreign and colonial mines being inactive.
At Wheal Grylls meeting yesterday the accounts
showed a profit upon the quarter ending December
of 1,1461. A dividend of 11. per share was declared.
A piece of plate, valued at 70 guineas, wan presented
to Mr. Peter Watson, in consideration of his atten-
tion to the interests of the shareholders.
At the Wheal Arthur meeting, yesterday, the
accounts showed a debit balance of 2191. A call of
2s. 6d. per share was made.
The prospectus of the Carloggas Tin Mining
Company (Limited) is issued. The mines to be
purchased and worked are situated in the parish of
St. Stei.hen's, St. Acute!, CornwalL Five lodes
are stated to pass through the sett, and on one of
them operations to a considerable extent have been.
carried on by the former workers. It is affirmed
that nothing but capital is required to bring the
sett into a dividend state, and the directors give
the assurance of their " strong confidence as to its
value." The capital is to be 15,000/., in 3,000 shares
of 61. each ; bat the promoters estimate that V.
per share will be sufficient, as immediate returns
of tin can be made. It is mentioned that a consi-
derable portion of the capital bas already been.
, subscribed. The purchase money is to be 2,500 t.
.iu cash, and 3,500!. in paid-up shares.
London, England, 1863-03-26

THE OPERA AT PARIS.

(nom oca owe commarcanxirr.)
Mozart's opera Coss fan Tittle,. which wai lately
revived at the Italian Theatre, is about to be re-
produced at the Theatre Lyrique in an unprece-
dented form. It is generally admitted that the
word& and the plot of this opera (what the Italians
call the libretto) are somewhat worse than the
general run of such compositions. Mozart cared
very little about words as auxiliary to musie,
mid, considering that nightingales use none,
thought nonsense verses very nearly as good
for the purpose as the best poetry. This
opinion is a heresy in France, where the critics
affect raptures at the words and plots which not
one in a hundred of the audience ever hear or
understand. The Theatre Lyrique has therefore
employed a playwright to adapt Stakspeare's
Love's Labour Lost to the music of Coat fan
TUCte, and thereupon the public is called upon to
bail a grand union of the highest dramatic and
musical genius that the world ever saw. I doubt
not that the experiment will be successful, because
I delight in the music of Cosi fan Tune. But the
success, as it seems to use, will rather confirm than
disprove Mozart's theory, for it is evident that if
music composed for the flimsy and nonsensical plot
of Cori fan Tutti will do fur Love's Labour Lost,
there cannot be any close relation between music
and words.
A new tenor appeared at the Grand Opera last
week, in the character of Arnold, in Rossiui's
William Tell. His name is Villaret. He was •
journeyman brewer at Hams, and has for some
years been celebrated in Provence as the best singer
in the choral societies, who, in that country of the
troubadours, may continually be beard singing in
the streets of Tarasoon. Beaucaire, Avignon, and
Arles. Villaret's fine voice exalted him so much
above his fellows that he lately began to neglect
the brewery, and gave frequent singing parties at
his own house. M. Brun, the director of the
Orpheoniat Society of Avignon, was so much struck'
with him that he recommended him to go to Paris
to try his fortune. Adopting this advice, M. Villaret,
six months ago, obtained a hearing from M. Royer,
then manager of the Opera, and the latter formed
such a high opinion of the quality of his voice that
he at once signed an engagement for threeyears, at a
salary of 15,000 fr. for the first year, 25,0001 r. for
the second, and 30,000 fr. for the third. But
Villaret being utterly ignorant of the stags
and stage singing was handed over to the
care of • celebrated master, M. Vauthrot,
under whom he has been diligently studying
for the last half year. The weekly critics are all
that his deb& was a successful one, and,
agreed
they do not speak of him with very great
enthusiasm, and express doubts whether at the
rather advanced age of 32 he can succeed in taking
a first rank in the very high career to which he
aspires, they all bear witness to the extraordinary
quality of his voice as a pure tenor.
London, England, 1863-03-26

TROUSERS.—Special attention is called to the
NEW SPRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not salad
= tar pales tore good pair of trontals tan depend an
and patterns that cannot be excelled. at
HAMILTON, and ILIMPTON A, TAILOR*
106, Strand (apposite Raeder Hal).