biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-25

THE INSURRECTION IN POLAND.

CRACOW Barr. 24.
The Chas of to-clay publishes further details of the
attempt upon the life of General Berg.
It appears that the bomb was not thrown from
the Zamoyaki Palace, but from the pavement. The
soldiers, in revenge, have outraged women and
pillaged the property of 1,500 inhabitants of
Warsaw. They have also pillaged several shops,
burning merchandise where they did not carry it
away.

The official Usienaidc acknowledges the pillaging
by the soldiers, and states that the palaces have
been confiscated for the benefit of the army.

The National Government has decreed a life
annuity to the sisters of Lelevel.
The Polish leader Chimelinski defeated Czengery
on the 21st and 22nd inst., in the woywodeship of
Cracow. Another engagement, terminating favour-
ably for the insurgents, has taken place near
Radom.

LEMBERG, Szer. Bt.

♦ pest movement and constant armaments are
taking place in the government of Lublin. There
is no not of men nor of arms, but a deficiency in
skilled officers.

Six large detachments bare already been formed
in the district ; some smaller detachments and
numerous corps of gendarmes are being organised.

The Polish detachments occupy Pailachia. A
corps at Brzeselitewski, on the other hand, had to
be dissolved to prevent its being surrounded by the
Russians.
London, England, 1863-09-25

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

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

mARRFIT.trs, soy. 24.
The Masailia, with the above mails, reached
Marseilles at 5 p.m. this day.
The mails leave for Loudon by the 10.30 p.m.
train.
London, England, 1863-09-25

I these national claims, on a pecilictifen• being
strived at, Indeed, it • would bi *it
credible injustice, if whatever propotiont 'ef thel
money to be raised by loan the French gSvernment
does not take and the Mexican government does
not need to retain, were not strictly devoted to a'
payment of such claims of this nature as can bond
fide be established. They must, of mune, be most
rigidly examined. An international commission
would, perhaps, be the best authority to test the
claims, and apply the funds. We have no reason
to believe that there exists any difference of opinion
between the three governments on this head ; or
that there is any doubt of the strict application to
these objects of whatever proportion of the yield of
the expected loan the French and the new Mexican
governments may not retain for themselves.
London, England, 1863-09-25

Na 5,344.]

Gii!'UTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
Cad Madras.--STLUI COMMUNICATION between LON-
PUN end INDIA by the tnamatileent Fleet of Steamers behoves,
p the Ewa ladles and London Shipping Company ',Limited).
its well.knosra clipper auxiliary steamship GOLDEN FLSICK,
4763 lora, 100-bors• power, G. & BIRD, Commander, SOW
outing In the Fleporia ;Lowden) Docks, will Wave on the I; th
.ktober, embarking pawners at and leaving Gravesend on
the 100th October, for Calcutta, calling at the Caps of Good
Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly for
the India trade, has bees thoroughly refitted. has first-rate
accommodation tar passenger., and writ :wry an experienced
surgeon; also • stewardess, The average pump of thaw
stemmas he been 70 days to Madras. some of them malting the
shorted passages cm record. The Uss will be continued on the
10th of each succeeding mouth, with the strictest pnoctuallty,
by cos of this Company s fleet of auzubry screw siesta ships
For freight or pasenur apply to Grindley sad Ow, 46. garthe
meat-street, &W. ; the brokers, Alfred bent sad Co., IMI,
Leadenhallstreet, &C.: or at the Offices of the Commay,
p, ktnacing.inoe, Lo don, KC.: where also applications for ap-
potatments am midshipmen in this service should be made.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1863-09-25

{,ZYDNEY Direct, iu 70 days, by the magnificent
new river-built clipper-alp COTA, A 1, II years, 1,050 tons.
l,edlng In the East Doha Docks. Mb; splendid vessel. Putt
Lunched by Messrs. Dudgeon and Co., baa been bent under
the Inspection of the owners upon the most appeared prin.
Gples of Laval architectxre to ensure speed mill sail pan/s-
-nuffy on the ith October., end la expected to 'sake the
:wage out In under 70 days. Her commodious saloon and
econd class cabins, which are el„tht feet high, are now being
:tied In the most superb manner, to afford such accommodation
t4=arma cm be found la so other vessel loading for She
if.or freight or purge apply to GHILLN, 103124J0H,
and Co., K lesolturchutreet, LC.
London, England, 1863-09-25

MINBS.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'etocx.

The transactions in the mining market continua
upon a limited scale. West Chiverton shares aro
still in demand, and have further improved IL,
the present quotations being 40 to 42. Wheal
Crofty are quoted air to 4, being rather lower ; East
Csradon, 28 to ; l‘ncroft, 194 to 20 ; and Gone-
meta, 21 to 3. The following bargains are officially
reoorded in the Stock Exchange, viz. :—East Clogau
Gold, die. ; Great South Tolgns, ; New &ton,
110 ; and North Crofty, 4,1 to
Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no
movement of importance. Kapunda are flat.
At a matting of shareholders in Aberdovey Leeds=
held on the rust inst., the accounts showed& Wanes
the mine of 392 i. 4s. Bd. A call of 10s. par 700th share was
made. The agent reports as follows :—" Sinai the hat
meeting the men have been sloping in the bottom of the U
north and south of the wioze sunk from the 32 to the 41
fathom levels. They are now 'toping north of the rid
wipe., where the lode is frost 7to 8 feet wide. During the
last few days it hit much improved, prodtring 1 tea et
silver lead ore per fathom, and has every spumous of
holding down. This run of ore apprise a dipping meth
further thou it did is the levels above, and I would MM.
mend the 42 to Le driven 5 or 6 fathoms further to meet it.
We have 10 toes of lead ready for shipment, walk
about 1201."

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

itIZALY, SIMIXIMIS S. $ A.M.
London, England, 1863-09-25

Government Sees-
_

Bead
tl
des achiding
Bead Weight As-
a any) /11,141.21114
Other BilmWes 19,722.126
Noir 10444,1*
Gold sal 1011111
na.343

-

it 40,192.1121
111AISHALL, Chief Urider.

TIMIL6DAT ET S.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 931 to }, ,for
the Bth Oct., were marked to-uay 93}, and closed
at 93} to f. For money the last price was 931 to
}. The official business report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93f, 1, ;
ditto, for account, 9atrelhree per Cents. Reduced,
91i,. 92 ; New Cents., 91}, 92 ;
India Five per Cent. Stock, ; ditto Four
per, Cent. Debentures, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 17a,
20s. prem. • Bank Stock, for account, 240.
The India Five per Cent. stock was steady.
India Bonds were quoted 17s. to 20s. prem., and
Exchequer Bills par to 3a prem.
The amount of business in the foreign dock
niarket was only moderate, and the variations is
prices were of less importance than those lately
witnemed.

A fresh improvement has taken place to-day in
the shares of several of the joint stock banks,
including Bank of London, Bank of Victoria, Bank
of Hindustan, London and County, Union Bank of
Australia, and Union Bank of Ireland. On the
other hand, Brazilian and Portuguese Bank, and
London, Birmingham and South Staffordshire Bank
shares were quoted rather lower. Royal Mail
Steam and Berlin Waterworks shares were inquired
for, while Italian Irrigation, National Discount, and
Joint Stock Discount were flat. The ordinary and
preference shares of the Great Ship Company
showed dulness. Victoria Dock stock has declined
1 per cent.
International Financial shares were steady at
5 11.16 to 13-16 prem. ; while General Credit and
London Financial were slightly flatter, the former
at k 1346 to 15-16prem., and the latter at 31 to 4
prem. Hudson's Bay shares were dull at to
P dis., and Egyptian Trading steady at 11 to 2 prem.
Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 13 to 134
Fem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3I to 4 prem. ;
North British and Mercantile, 181 to ; Universal,
ito t du. ; London and Provincial Marine, dia.
to prem. ; Commercial Union, 4to 44 prem. ;
and Oriental and General Marine, 14 to 13 prem.
Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted
to; prem. ; Imperial Union Privileged Bank of
Austria, Ito 14 prem. ; Buxton Hotel, to
prem. ; and Star and Garter Hotel, to prem.
London, England, 1863-01-10

riro PARENTS and GUARDIANS.—The return
.2. of Youth to their respective Boarding-echo°ls induces a
solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction. and ROW.
LANDS' MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and
Improving sad beautifying the hair. Rowlands' Kalydor, foe Im-
proving the skin and complexion, and removing cutareous de-
feels. and Rowlands' (blunt*. or Pearl Deetifriee, for rends big
the teeth beautifully white. end preserving the gums, are con-
sidered Indispensable accompaniments.--hold by A. ROWLAND
sad DON% 96, Hattonitardak and by chemists and perfumers.—
Ask Mr Rowlands article&
London, England, 1863-01-10

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
Dr. SCOTTS BILIOUS sad LITRE!, FILM prepared witti-
est say Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will
be found invaluable to all who =Nor from bilious and liver com-
plaints, Indigestion, wind, spasms. giddiness., dimineu of the
eyes, tie. For habitual oostiveneet, unfunny aperient medicine,
and as • purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent la
their operation and grateful to the stomach they create appetite,
pantile digestion, sad strengthen the whole nervous sydaa.—
lead by W. lasubertolling Charing-cross, and by
most druggists, la In lid. and is. *IL Be sue to ask
for Dr. Bootee Billies liver Ma. The genuine are a square
gam pacts" with "'Wham Lambert' engraved on the damp.
ASTHMA, BEIORTNESBof BREATH, BRON-
CHITIS, NEURALGIA, infallibly relined and cored by
the ESPICS CIGAILICTIRS (Pectoral nonmetals). The 10011.16,
being Inspired. penetrates Into the chest, calms the whole nerv-
osa system, facilitates expectoration, and assists the functions of
the important organ. of respiration.—T. lonic, Ras d'Amster-
dam, 8, i Parh. Price L. 6d. a box. Sold in London by
,110ZRA P. Chemist. Haymarket.
London, England, 1863-01-10

COUGHS, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION are ETIECTUALLY CUBED by KEATING'S
Col'oll LOZENGES. Statlitics show that 60,000 persons annu-
ally foil vleilow to pulmonary disorders, Including consumption,
diseases of the cheat, and the respiratory organs. Treveution is
at all times better than cure . he, therefore, prepared during the
wet and wintry season with a supply of Keating* Cough Ly-
ranges, which possess the virtue of averting as well as of curing
&Cough or Cold : they are good alike for the 'nuns or for the
aged: they oothe bronchial Irrltubon, and for improving the
voice, the Prracher, Statesman, flinger, and Actor have long
patrunlaed them.—Prepared and sold in bones, Is. lid., and
tins, Ra Pd., as. ad., and Ins. Gd. each. by THOMAS KEATING,
Chemist. die., TO, pt. Tours Churchymd, London, Retail by all
Druggists sad Patent liedwitte Tendon In the world.
London, England, 1863-01-10

MINIIB.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoos.
There is very little business doing in the mining
market to-day, and prices generally are without
change. East Caradon shares are steady, at 454
to 48, and Wheal Harriett firmer at 31 to
4f. In the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares
are officially marked 461 ; East Wheal Russell, 4,
41, and 41 ; Grambler and St. Aubyn, 20 ;
Hing-
ston Downs, 21 and 21 ; North Downs, 21 ; North
Wheal Bassett, 31_and 3f ; and Tincroft, 113.
Monte. Au eon. Mining shares continue in demand,
and have again improved, having been dealt in at
21 and 21. Port Phillip are firm, and Yucianamn-
tana are steady.
A prospectus was issued yesterday for increasing
the capital to work the Tywarnhaile Copper Mine, in
CornwalL The committee of manairrient is a very
influential one, and there will be little difficulty in
accomplishing the object, particularly as it seems
that the greater portion of the shares is already
subscribed for. The capital expended to this time
is 30,0001., or 5/. per share on the 6,000 shares into
which the company is divided. The machinery and
plant have cost 13,0001., and the ore sold has rea-
lised about 20,0001. The returns are stated to be
nearly 300 tons of oopper ore per month, and these
can be considerably increased as the ground is
opened. The royalty paid is at the low rate of
1-24th, and there is no profit or premium charged
to parties now coming in.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market isl extracted from the circular of Messrs.
Von Dedelezen and North :
The metal market tamales in a gnat state ; the actual
Wainer done has been trills( and prices have undergone no
char `a of importance. Welsh bars are quiet, and in mode-
rate demand ; 51. 12s. 6d. to 51. 150, tab, Wales, and
from 61. se. to 6/. 7s. 6d. here. At the meeting of the
Staffordshire ironmaaters in Birmingham, yeeterday, last
quarter's prices were maintained. Scotch pig iron has ad-
vanced, 5U cash, sad 565. three months open. Copper
remains quiet but steady ; there ia a moderate demand fee
coke and ingot, but for manufactured orders are scarce, sad
bat little business passing. A few sale; of Burrs have been
reported at99l. ; Beano& is held for 1001. ; Bpaplek, 901.
88/. Tin—English sells slowly at official prior ; bat
little business done in foreign ; Straits realises 1171. far
fine quality ; Haack 118/. 10s. nominal ; the Dutch market
is quiet at 68i florins. Tin plates—Bat few fresh orders are
Ment out, price unaltered. Lead is firm, bat not muck
good soft English from 211. Is. to 21/. 15s. Boehm—
The ;east is a shade linear, 181. to 181. 2a. 6d., the price
on the spot here and in Hull ; 181. 10a. demanded for for-
ward delivery.
London, England, 1863-01-10

both for the London and Birmingham establish-
ments. . . . .

—fie official statement of the quantity of sherry
wines exported from Xeres in 1862 gives a total of
32,616 butts, the principal shippers being as
follows, viz. Messrs. Gonzalez Dubose Co.
(in liquidation), 5,427; Peter Domooq
and Co., London), 3,392 ; M. lima, 3,083 ;
Patrick Garvey, 2,874 ; Pemartin and Co.,
2,702; F. W. Cosens, 2,250 ; and J. Henri*
Nephew, 1,598. The other shippers are below
1,000 butts each.
A circular issued by Messrs Ruskin and Co.,
of Billiter-street, announces that the sherry
vintage of 1862 "yields about a fourth less than
any one of even the immediately preceding unpro-
ductive years" It is remarked, however, that,
"the quality of the wine will be most superior.
Mr. Douiecq having already advanced prices up to
the point necessary for the maintenance of quality,
leaves them at present where they are, but he can
only receive orders for immediate shipment."
The Canadian has arrived from China with
917,600 lbs. of tea and 115 bales of silk.

FRIDAY snap.

Consols, which closed yesterday at
the sth February, opened this morning at the same
quotation, and closed at 93# to #. For money the
last price was 93# to f. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent Consols,
for money, 931, L 93 ; ditto, for account, MI, ;
Three per Cents. Reduced, 93, 3, }, 93 ; New
Three per Cents., 93, I, 93, #, ; Ind Stock,
228; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, #, ; ditto,
for account, 1083, I ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben-
tures, ;Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee
Pace; 106.
he India Five per Cent. stock was firm, at 1081
to 109.
Exchequer Bills were in active demand, probably
as furnishing an eligible means of investment for
the deposit money on railway bills. The price has
risen about 6s. to-day, closing at 14a. to 18e. prem.
The transactions in foreign securities were to a
good extent.
London, England, 1863-01-10

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(ram DAY.)
Orr stscriuo AXD DITIZNATIONAL razowit.)
(rum ova own oosastroimimr.)
There is anther better feeling is the market today, asi
more inquiry. Balm will probably foot up 5,000.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady at the snoozed prior : —Town
tallow, 44a, set cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., oa the spot, 44e.
January to March, 43e. 9d. ; March, 445. 3d. ; April to
June, 44a. 3d. ; October to Dosember. 465.
!damn, Aviasors.—Town tallow, 465. 6d. ; fat by ditto,
2s. 34d. ; yellow Bunion, 455. 6d. ; melted stuff, 3 6d. ;
rough ditto, 181.; tallow grams, 12a. ; good dreg, 7s.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Haney sad Enka report trade firm at last day's
mina Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 755. ; superior ditto,
80s. to 85e. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 60a ; clover, old, 90s.
to 110 s. ; ditto, second cut, 84a. to 1001. ; straw, 3'3. to
36e.
London, England, 1863-01-10

PRUSSIA.

The %nut Zeitung (the feudal journal) of
Berlin, M a programme for 1863, says :

The situation is favourable, and the victory certain if the
King's language is followed by energetic acts. It was only
in 1813 that the struggle against Bonaparte commenced; with
the year 1863, fifty years after, commences the struggle
against democracy for the liberation of Prussia and of
Germany. The recoastitution of the country and of royalty
upon their former bases-such are the object and the prize
of the present contest. Weakness above has produced
disorder below. It is from above that the present situa-
tion has proceeded ; and it is from above that the conser-
vative dements must be reorganised, for they are too
weak to reorganise themselves. If the government and its
partisans were united by a reciprocal confidence the former
would not grant ►n electoral law, but would govern in con.
formity with the constitution ; it would consider the bud-
get as the principal affair, would effect of itself all the re-
trenchments possible, and would each year consider how
far the chapters of the budget might be specialised with-
out risking the treader to the Chamber of Deputies of the
power which is necessary to the crown.

(111011105 ULM/BAWL )
FRANCE.

PARTS, JAN. 10.

The Moniteur of this morning announoea that
the Courrier du Dimandie has received a third
warning.

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAN. 9, EVENING.
The discussion on Mexican affairs was continued
to-day in the Congress.
Senor Rivero censured the policy inaugurated by
France and Spain in Mexico, and defended the po-
licy of non-intervention.
Nothing has yet been decided upon in reference
to the resignations tendered by several function-
aries. That of Senor Coello y Quesada has only
been accepted unofficially.

WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.)

BAIVISAY. JAM:WM.IO, 0 AX.
London, England, 1863-01-10

(Stamped, ld..A.ddkioNaL]

TFIEGRAPIIIO INMUGICNCM.

(mirrars istsoxims.)
ITALY.
TURIN, JAIL 7, Rvrernio.

The Stampa of to-day denies and qualifies as a
calumny the assertion made by La Prance that
General Lamarmora had tendered his resignation in
order to avoid having anything to do with the ()m-
-inimum appointed to inquire into the causes of the
brigandage in the Neapolitan provinces.
The same journal also denies the statement that
the Italian Emancipation Societies had been recon-
stituted, and says :—"Nothing has taken place but
some preliminary meetings of the chiefs of the party
of action. Should, however, serious efforts be
made for the re-constitution of these societies, the
government will act according to the provisions of
the decree whereby they were dissolved."
Telegrams received here from Naples state that
her Majesty's ship St. George, with his Royal
Highness Prince Alfred en board, had returned to
that port.
Au encounter has taken place near Bari between
the mounted National Guard and a body of
brigands. Twenty of the latter were killed.

The transmission of this telegram from Turin has ooca•
pied 42 hours.

REACTIONARY CONSPIRACY= IN NAPLES.

NAPLES, JAN. L
The police have seized the oornispoodence of
some Bourbon conspirators residing at Rome, rela-
tive to the organization of reactionary committees
in the Southern provinces.
It appears from this correspondence that the
regulations of these committees were presented by
the Dukes of Popoli and Dellaregina to the ex.
King of Naples, and received his approval.
London, England, 1863-12-04

SHOCKING SUICIDE.-(THIS DAY.)

A determined act of aelf-deetruction wax com-
mitted this morning by • reepeceabl -attired middle-aged
man, at pressen uniroown. Ties was observed
standing oa the barb- dose at the extreme cad of the
Grays-ine.troad, opposite the Greta Northern Rail-
way and at the same time (half-past 10) a macros,
laden with about four or five tons of nails, was
approaching in the direction of Ring's-cross. As the waggon
came tear him the passers by were horrified at easing the
unfortunate man drop • bundle, which be carried
under his arm, and deliberately place his head
betimes the wheels, the hind ono passing over sad i
crushing him n • frightful manner—completely cutting
away hat his face. The sight had such an effect
ma the spectatces that it was some time be-
fore assistance could be rendered ; at length, how-
ever, • surgeon arrived, but his service's were of
course, unavailing. The brains of the deceased, which were
scattered in the road, were taken away by the medical gee-
tlemso, sod the body conveyed to the St. Panama Work-
house. The deceased was dressed in black.
London, England, 1863-12-04

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1888.

TELEGRIPHICINTELLIGEZia:

wow. liiiinualL)

FRANCE.

PARIS, D. 3.
In the Corps Ligialatif to-day the election of M.
Pine was declared valid.

The committee proposed that the election of M.
Boitelle should be declared valid. The Marquis
Hanrincourt opposed, and M. Vernier, the govern-
ment commissioner, defended the validity. After

a few words from M. Boitelle, the house declared
the election annulled

The committee charged to prepare the address
will be nominated on Tuesday next.
A petition of M. Darimon to the Senate has been
published, animadverting upon the warnings given
to the Courier de Bt., Etienne and the Gazette
de Prance, and the suspension of the Lyons Prognis.
The petition demands the retractation of these mea-
sures, as falling under articles 25 and 29 of the con-
stitution.

The Emperor will return to Paris on the 9th

The Pays and the Nation of this evening state that
England and Russia in concert have demanded that
Denmark should withdraw .the royal patent of the
3Jth March.

The Paris evening papers also publish advices
from Greece, stating that the Greek government
will address a circular to the powers, explaining
the reasons of its opposition to the destruction of
the fortifications of Corfu. The King is said to
have decided upon reorganising the army, and to
have requested from France the services of a few
officers as instructors.

SWZDZN.
STOCKHOLM, trac. 3.
The King is suffering from a alight attack of
bronchitis.

CHINA.

TiIII3.STE. Dia. 3.

Advicea received here from Pekin to the 3rd
October state that the General-in-Chief of the Impe-
rial troops received from the Emperor an order to
strangle himself, and obeyed.
London, England, 1863-12-04

EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.

The soirée, which is an annual feature in the
operatic= for the extension of the principles of the easecia-
Moo, came off yesterday evening at the Queen's Ocalissrt
Rooms, Hanover-square, and was attended with its usual
surcees. The entertainment afforded by addree see from
popular speakers who are amongst the Mei& of the move-
ment has on former occasions been agreeably relieved, end
the attraction enhanced by selections of music, but last night
was introduced a choir of 200 voices, composed of assistants
of both sexes from the different retail houses, afford-
ing, as the chairman (Lord Radstoeic) remarked,
• practical illustration of the advantage with
which the hours saved from business were employed.
The manner in which the selections were rendered exhibited
• good deal of talent as well as study, and received well-
merited applause. These who had to supply the leas at-
tractive part of the programme, though placed in an un-
favourable position—introducing old arguments between
selections of well executed music —thoweded in commend-
ing attention and in contributing not • little to the maw
mist of the evening.
Addresses were delivered by several gentlemen, locket.
iag some employers.
London, England, 1863-12-04

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

DENMARK.
RtISSIAN COUNSELS.

The /rui•fpradatice states that Prince Gortchakod
has proposed to the four other great powers whe

signed the Protocol of London to compliment King
Christian IX., by sending to him extraordinary
envoys on the occasion of his accession to the
throne, and to seize this opportunity of declaring
that the five powers recognise the integrity of the
Danish monarchy, but that they rely also upon the
engagements contracted by the late King of Den-
mark towards the Duchies. This scheme, it is said,
has been highly approved of by the French cabinet,
who recommend it to Vienna.

RUSSIA.

A ST. PETERSBURG JOURNAL ON POLISH
INDEPENDENCE.

The Invalide Buses of St. Petersburg publishes a
remarkable article from the pen of M. Hilferding.
Zither the liberty of the Russian press must be
complete, or this article betokens some change of
policy in governmental circles. The Russian
journal first examines the situation of affairs and
the mission of Russia in Poland. "We have," it
is said, " five months of winter before us, and
everyone knows how critical such a delay is
for the kingdom of Poland. It ought to
suffice to enable us to consolidate our
rule in that country. But if Poland.
remains until the spring in the state of an un-
subdued prisoner, Western Europe may come to
dispute with us for its possession, although it is
very oertain that after the struggle it would be a
corpse, and not a living nation, which would re-
main in the conqueror's hands." The Russian
writer then asks if it is really an advantage to
Russia to keep this kingdom of Poland, which
requires the constant employment of force. He
says that every Russian who is the friend of
his country would rejoice to see the moment when
they could honourably renounce the possession of
the kingdom of Poland. "We understand," he adds,
" that such a determination would be a shameful
retrogression in the presence of insurrection within
and pressure without, but we impatiently wait for
the time when events and political combinations
will permit us to abandon honourably and without
any constraint a country which detests us, and which
declares it wishes never to be reconciled to us. It
would be much better for Russia to abandon a pro-
vince which brings it no profit than to have in it
an infuriated enemy and to pass for tyrants and
executioners in the eyes of the whole world. The
possession of Poland places Russia in the falsest of
positions as a Slave power. With what happiness
should we retire from it, and what liberty of action
would result from this for our national policy !"
London, England, 1863-12-04

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 18611.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Dic. &

The Berl and Collates§ of Clarendon and Lady
Constance Villiers, the Right Hoe. E. Oardwell, and Lieut.-
General Se Harry Jones, arrived at the Castle yesterday.
In addition to the above the dinner party consisted of the
Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia and Princess Helena,
Lientenast•Oeneral Hoe. C. Grey, Dr. Hohmann, and the
_ _ . . .

Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting on the Queen and the
Crown Prince and Prineess.

The Queen, accompanied by the Crown Prince and Prin.
oses at Prussia, walked and drove in the grounds this
mining•
The Right Hon. E. Cardwell bad an audience of the
QUO".
Lord de Tablet' has succeeded Lord Cremorne as Lord in
Waiting.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yester-
day. An appeal from Canada, ••Brown v. Gni'," was
commenced. The Lords present were Lord Kingelown, Sir
J. Coleridge, and Sir E. Ryan.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Princes. Mary are still residing at Brighton.
Their royal highneesse paid a visit to the Duke and Ditchers
of Richmond at Goodwood Park on Tuesday.

The Earl and Countess of Derby have enter-
tained the Earl and Countess of Wilton, the Earl and
Comte= of Dalkeith, Lord and Lady Skelmendale, Lord
and Lady Cecilia Bingham, Colonel the Hon. James and
Mrs. Macdonald, and a select party at Knowsley Hall, Lan-
reahire, during the week. His Royal Highness the Duke
of Cambridge was prevented by Mous from joining the
Party-

. The Earl and Countess of Lincoln left town yes-
terday afternoon for Dover, oa their way to Nice, to pus
the winter.
London, England, 1863-12-04

]MINCING LANK.-{THIS DAY.)

Boos& —The demand continues quite inactive.for both
raw and reined. The parcels advertised for public sale have
been withdrawn.

Comm.—Tbe parcels of Plantation Ceyloe brought to
public tale have sold lees readily, but previous prices are
supported. Triage, We. to 695. ; hoe ordinary to good mid-
dling, 725. to 785.; pietism, 82a. to Ms.
Tna.—Themles ace programing rather heavily. Common
to fair blackish Company's Coagou at a slight decline ; other
aorta without farther Mama.
Ricc—The sales are lea extensive; they include Moooghy
at 10. ; broken w►ite Bengal, 10s. 6d. ; fine Rangoon,
10a. 6d.

Intorr.—A full average business coutinues to be treas-
ured, and at previous rates.
Rota—A parcel of good Demerara sold at Is. 10d. for
porielosous, Is. lld. for Mids., sod 2s. for barrels.
Carton.—The demand is still very limited, but the few
sales reported support about previous prices.
Jinn continues doll of sale.
Here.—Russian is quiet, at 381. 10. to 40/. 10s. for dean,
according to quality ; ManilL sold at 4"i. for roping.
SALTPri V_—There is lees tinniness doieg ; Madras sold at
36.., cod Bombay at 345.
&Lenore/ has sold at fully lOs. advance.
London, England, 1863-10-09

TO THI IDITOZ OP THZ lIMPILLSZ.

is stated in the papers that shocks of an
earthquake were felt in Lancashire and Cheshire aboat
3 o'clock yesterday morning. While waiting in the psalm-
gem' room of the Bangor station for the 4.115 am. train, I
felt a sudden and peculiar movement of tie chair I was sit-
ting on, and at the same moment a sharp clattering of the
windows ; this was about half-past 3 o'clock. A fellow-
measurer, oo my drawing his attention to the circumstance,
and he likewise felt the movement and beard the noise. I
remarked to him that we must have experienced the shock
of an earthquake. The movement of the chair was some-
what similar to the tremor felt on board large steamers whim
is motion. The night was remarkably Si,, but Gold. My
friend Dr. Moore informs me that in Dublin daring the
previous day the thermometer was as high ga 56 ski&
was close and murky, sad the wind blowing from the south-
west ; but about 5 o'clock in the diorama the wind sad.
denly veered roiled to due north, with a altar sky. During
the night the thermometer fell to 28 thus tenches
4 degrees of frost, whish destroyed all the dahlias aid other
Cher plants is Glasnevin-gerdens. Bernardo* was capped
wih mow yesterday, for, I understand. the flrei time this
season.—l am, Sic., WILLIAM SING.
Belmont, near Galway, Oct. 7.
London, England, 1863-10-09

TELE lONIAN ISLANDS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office, from the Greek Consul General in
London : _ _

Oct. 8.

The National Assembly has received with enthu-
siasm the resolution of the lonian Parliament in
favour of union with Greece.
The National Assembly proceeded in a body to
the Cathedral, where a Te Denm was performed.
The joy of the population is extreme.
(Signed) CALuoes,
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
London, England, 1863-10-09

THE REGISTRATION!!.

If IDDLIL!iEXt

Tho work of revision of the electoral lista for the
various parishes in the mstmolitan county of Middlesex
wee breogisi to a dose yeata&y, when Kr. Rdreend Beaks,
the miming barrister, opened hie lest wort at the Vestry-
ball, Ksosiagton, for the revision of the Bete fur Chelsea
end Kensiagton.
As on former occasions, the liberal interest was supported
by Mr. W. Albert James, agent of the Middlesex Liberal Re.
gielratlon Society ; and Mr. T. Alley Jones, of Clifford's-ion,
and Mr. H. Smith, of Norfolk-street, Strand, appeared on
Wields,/ the oonserratives.
In the abeam» of detailed statements as to the result of
the revision end registration we can only state at pre-
sent that the liberal agent claim a gain of from 300 to 400
Totem.

WESTMINSTER.
Yesterday Mr. T. H. Terrell, the revising bar-
rister for the City of Westminster, held a court for the
revision of the list of electors, in the Lords Justices' Court,
Westminster-hall, It appeared that is the whole of the
parishes objections have been taken by the liberal agents
to 280 votes, while the conservative objections *mount to
137. The new liberal claims are 42, and the conservative
18. The lists for the perished; of St. Anne, Sobo ; St.
Clement Danes ; St. Gooers's, Hanover-square ; St.
Jansen ; St. Xery-le.Strand ; Paul's. Covent-garden,
and the Savoy, were taken to-day sod gone through.
Mr. Oldenhaw appeared on the pan of the Conservative
Association, and Mr. G. Hoggettfee the Mend Association.
No case of importance or novelty occurred daring the day.
London, England, 1863-10-09

COVENTRY ELECTION.

The polling commenced at eight o'clock yester-
day marinas, and both parties by their efforts appeared to
be eoefidant et sateen. The ant statement of the poll earn
issasd by Mr. Treberne's imotmittes at

max o'cLocc.
Trains 650 I Nei 414

l're6ar44 BB4 I Peel 552

Daring the next belf•beer lite amino were conaidersbly
imerored ; iedeed, by 10 reeleetemore thee ball of the votes
recorded during the day bed been polled ; the numb=
being :

nit otrAcc.
Mobiles' 1,354 I Peal 1,004

Ibis inmere war reaMd by the arrival al a mamba of
ouloctem—tnerma moats at a dist•noe—where arrival
numbed by tie morivorifiroas elserrias from their at-

whin parties. In thin demonetrittow the women were
most oneepientana, *very person being pitetod with the my
of " Morgan," " Meow for ever," Morgan being the some
by which the ociwervathe ormitkinte wee most generally rd-
cognised. Mr. Peel's party bawd their first statement et
half-pest ter o'obeek . _

iou 1.28/ I Trilbies*

Tbis was aooompaaied wah the mainoraadum that " I'mi-
harno's majority is fast damming.* At eleven o'clock the
stets of tho poll, as announced by ILL Pact's committim
was:

P.Ol 1,56/ I Traherse

lids was acoompastad by tho annoiniosmont that Tv.
bsras's nri}ority bad oloortowad HO within the bows. As
Motive o'olosk tits Siam were annoasosd by Mr. Tn.
horses committee to he :

Treborse 1,930 !Peel

Mr. Treheree lammed the electors from the belcouy of
the Itieg's Heed, expressleg his costliiseee to the repeat
let the steam, es owe than half the electors bed bees
pelted.

on o'csoox.

Treharse

The friends of the former candidate expressed their belief
L the favourable tertoisatios of the poll. At three o'clock
the numbers stood :

Tribune
The Miming W 94 WM "Saki blebustioa" d tb• dam
d Yr poll, as was by lb. Nagar about fly, &cloak :__

s Via i Pia
giving a majority to the cersawvatini candidata d 134.
TM Mayer leraediately afterwards left the boating% and
the crowd, who were eery deeseastrative in their approba-
tics of pleasure at the result, dispersed...

Both Mr. ?Eshowe end ➢tr. PM addressed their sup-
porters from their rempeatlve ocamainee rooms, but the
cheering sad "shone," which prevailed rendered the pro-
.
oesdiap s "climb show."
The total number of elsetoss is rather more than 5,000,
bet making allowance fur deaths and removals in sow.
queue of the continued disease' to the district, it is gum-
Warble whether icaoy additional votes could hare been re-
corded.

The preeeedisp throsabeak though of • noisy and !wh-
im:Pm description. in whirl' a amber of coarse preeniesl
jokes were carded as, were reads:tad in goodepirtt, end so
ot ill-will approved to pervade the mob—the
greater majority of shorn had evidently penal= freely of
"Sir John Barleycorn "early in the day.
London, England, 1863-10-09

LITFsSe INTELLIGENCt

THE PRINCE OF PRUSSIA'S VISIT TO •

ENGLAND.

A Berlin letter has the following, relative to the
visit of the Prince of Prwusia to England :
The organs of the more or lees official preen affect to
represent the journey of the Prince Royal to England se •
simple pleasure trip ; but it becomes more and more certain
that the Prince left Germany in order to escape our internal
embarrassments and to remain completely irresponsible for
the measures which the government may take ; for the latter
inflexibly persists in its views upon the military organisa-
tion and the budget question. The Prince has several times
consulted the members of his wife's family upon
the coarse to be taken in this nixie, his re-
presentations to the King being of no avail. At
the interview at Gestate between the King and
his son, the Prince urged that the Bismark ministry should
be replaced by • liberal one ; but the King offered imme-
diately to abdicate. The Prince was much moved ; father
and son embraced, and the m►tter went no further. Since
then, however, the Prince Royal, in passing through Cologne.
stated to persons who enjoy his confidence, that if the
King again offered his abdication, he, the Prince, would not
ranee it. At Brussels the Prince had a long confereeca
with the King of the Belgians, who promised to go
and see the King ►t Baden. This he is about to do ; but
his representations will probably have little effect upon
King William, who is convinced that the system which he has
adopted is the only one capable of saving Prussia from the
domination of democracy.
London, England, 1863-10-09

YARLBOROUGH•3fREET.

Catherine Murray. servant to Mr. Freaah, mirgeoa, of
41, Great Marlborough-street, was charged with stealing a
chime flowerstaad, • plated cmetetand, and a large (paw
thy of other articles, the property of her employer.
Mr. French said the prisoner asked for leave to go to Ire-
land, and be gave her permission to go. While she was
away he required some articles, and on looking for them
mimed them. and also a large quantity of other property.
He then inquired of the other servants whether they Ines
where a young man who used to jilt the prisoner resided,
' sad having ascertained that the young mares name was
Collins, end that he lived at 84, Wells-street, be went there
and found in the lodgings of Collies a large quantity
of his property. He subsequently examined the Der's
home, sod in one of them he found an inkstand, Me pro-
perty, and other articles. On the prism"?' return from
Ireland he gave her into custody. when she said 'betook
the articles thinking they were of no use.
la answer to Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the primmer,
the prosecutor said the prisoner had been in bis service six or
"even years, and though he might have given her other
this's@ he bad not given her any of the articles produced.
The cruet-stand, which was out of use, the prisoner had had
reAsted-
Mr. Knox remanded the prisoner.
It we, stated that the prisoner lad removed nearly a
room full of articles from her employer's house.
London, England, 1863-10-09

Car
light,
trench) 1
' extra;
'V')

THE POLICE COURTS.

CLERKENWELL

Joseph Hobbs, about 19 pan of Tge, of 7, Litchfield-
terms, Queues-road, 'folkway, and Riciiarit Hill, about
19, of 4, Bakkria's-gardana, were charged before Mr. Barker
with absenting themselves from the employ of Mr. Chirke
Hustler, the proprietor of the Marble Works, Pentonville-
road.

Mr. John Wakehag, eoliaitor, of Greet Percy-aired,
Cinnamon, Minded for the oomplainent, and stated that
the defenisate were both appreatird to him, one having
been apprenticed about 18 menthe, and the other about 12
math& Rohr, he should lay, was the moat to blame of
thence. Some time dace oomplainant, at lug request, put
him on pins work, and be has motioned on
the ante to the proems time ; bat, notwithar Wing this,
and that he can ears 14. or more • week, in-
stead of--se before-7e, he will not keep his time. The
worsening' time is six o'olook is the morning, but doe
forint rarely comes till after breakfast, sad when spoken
to rya, " Well. ain't lon pier work r flourriars be
dose not go until tee or Woven, sod Unwieldy fosse half
aweliajo,on Monday. He hasbra guilty of other
and the coneeguence is that the whole of the
other apprectioes take great Shorn*, and will not get on
with their work. Os Friday last both 813,11 daradsats
lame to work at 711 labiate. to Übe. henna of at eight, and
remaind is the shop until about ten, when aanplainant
having turned hie bask, they bosh left their work sad did
not come book ell that day. On Saturday, about sine
o'clock, they went to the shop and &eked the complaiesat
if Iso would pay them, and he told them he would at sight,
and did so. Tin defendant. had on several owerous hare
the marble they were at work with, and it was nerseary
that en example should be roadie of rant se a warning to
the others. the (Mr. Wakeliag) might stale that two other
apprenlbas had ban brought to this cowl and cautioned by
the magistrate, bat it bad very little or no effect.
Evidences was willed that fully bon out Mr. Wakeling's
elateateat, sad it was proved that both defendant. wore
aserlonfol and ;swiping lads.
The defend aids treated the matter with iodiffereooe, and
rid it was are all true that had been dated of them.

Mr. iaTir;;;kl tbM apples time mod be taught that
they must obey their meters' lawful commands. They
were liable to be seat to the Home of Oorrection for three
meths aed well whipped. He Amid Dow only seed them
to gaol for 14 days, but they might spend upon it that they
would sot get off eo easily seri time.
London, England, 1863-10-09

WESTMINSTZH..

Mr. Arnold yesterday received 11. from Mr. C. for the
poor woman (Caroline Bhipway) who is unable at present
to take her voyage to Sydney, owing to her youngest child
being att.', lied with the pooping cough, as detailed near
this head in our paper of yesterday. Te add to her distress.
the whole of het clothes are detained at the Plymouth Hall-
way station, in cot.sequence of her being unable to pay the
carriage of the rme to London, so that she and her Arse
poor children are unfortunately without even a change el
clothing.
London, England, 1863-10-09

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WOOLWICH, OM 8.
The launching ways are now being laid down at
the Admiralty yard, lath al Dop, for the hroweleil mew
mat nasal Valiant, a rather alup to the Basistamie, which
wan bent oo the same premier. The such will take plum
is Weekday amt.
A these thither el shipwrights and *thee workmen hare
&la weak ecwamemied the omatrootioa of the small iroo-elal
steam venial Pallas, which is oviond to bo m frame within
two maths.
London, England, 1863-10-09

SOUTHWARK,

John Jones, 27tothL13;e4ontiTn41 Goorpe Hayes were
with picking pockets mode the South Eastern Reil-
:riZTel rrninus, London-bridge.
Sergeant Holmes, a detective officer, specially employed at
the railway, said that about twenty minutes to seven on the
erasing be wee on duty cm the North Kent plat-
rareolni,Then be maw the prisoners enter the booking-office
while paaseagere were taking their tickets. They pushed
about the crowd, and then went into the Greenwich station.
Witness, knowing them to be thieves, followed them, mid
saw Daiwa in the act of picking a gentleman's pocket while
the other covered him. Witnem immediately went towards
them and took them ieto custody.
In answer to the charge the prisoners said that they
were hard-working young men, and they went to the station
to meet some friends coming from Croydon fair.
Inspector Richards, of the Brighton Railway police, in-
formed hie warship that the prisoners were very expert
thieves, ad he had frequently warned them from the
station.
The magistrate mid be had no doubt as to their 'vaca-
ting', and he contained each to three months' bard labour as
suspected characters.

THZ SATURDAY HALF-HOLIDAY Ile THE LEGAL
PROFISSION.—This great impediuseut to the mistrial adop-
tion of the Saturday half-holiday by the legal professiou
the Sat of the common kw sad equity judges, if the
paha, afloat were closed at out o'clock on Saturday alt
difitoulty would be obviated, and the whole profession would
gledly fall into the holiday arrangement. As their lord-
ships are the supreme sdroioistrators of Pasties, it is hoped
that they will also constitute themselves the fountains of
mom, the twin sister of justice. Such a step would secure
to them the luting gratitude of the thousaode by wham
t►ey are new looked op to with the moot profound respect.
—Cog's Lepel Circular.
London, England, 1863-10-09

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(sera's mum Lit&)
GERMANY AND DENMARK.
FILLNIEFORSON-THE-MAINE, Ocr. &

In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet, the four
governments called upon by the Federal decree of
the Ist instant to carry out the execution in Hol-
stein announced that they would obey the order
in the event of its becoming necessary.
Oldenburg has renewed its formes proposal to
declare the stipulations in the treaty of 1851-1852
to have lapsed, should the execution be opposed
by Denmark.

TURKEY AND GREECE.
TRIESTE, Ocr. &

Advices from Constantinople state that tie
Towne/ de Constantinople had published an article
endeavouring to appease the public mind with re-
gard to the movements of troops now going on in
Turkey, and stating that they were merely confined
to a change of stations. Aooordiog to news re-
ceived from Athens, the English and Danish am-
bassadors are said to have raised objections against
the resolution of the National Assembly to deliver
to the ex-King his private correspondence un-
opened, to publish that referring to interior affairs,
and to hand over to the new King the diplomatic
correspondence of the kingdom.
The English ambassador is stated to have threat-
ened • joint occupation of Athens by England,
France, and Russia, if soldiers who took part in
the insurrection of June last are allowed to return
to the capital.

SPAIN.
SEVILLE, Oct. S.

The Empress of the French arrived here pater,
day evening, and will proceed on her journey on
Saturday.