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The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-25

MINCING LANX-(THIS DAY.)

This being Derby day the mebeta peavally are inactive,
so treessalicee at imperials* noperted no say attics..

TALLOW ItARKST.—(THIS DAY. )
The tastiest is sie, lent Uwe very Hills baMl4llll.
many of the desists Wes st the Phscley. Petersburg Y.C.
on the spot is quoted 40s. 6d.; Jose, 40a. 6d. ; July, 41s. ;
October to December, 435. 6d. to 435. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Morn. Pattooden and Smith report so animation sisals
Monday last.

Murrain or Arasticara BOLD/Zll3. —TLe despe-
rate ferocity of the fishtail/ may be inferred from the has
now reported that the slaughter wee produced without the
aid of artillery. No rifled gem or murderous shells did
execution among crowded muses. The great battle et
Friday, which is said to have cost the Federal' aloes op.
wards of 10,000 MOD, wee a head-to-hand fight. The
Coefeilmates ware pcsted in the well-known woods
in the vicinity of Chancelloraville, where Hooker
cote received so bloody a repulse, and so dense was the
thicket that cannon could not come into phy. Regimen
against regiment, and mesa against 'sae, the emeirsiembe
fired and backed at each other in this tingled wilderness
till night dosed in ; and so intercepted report from Osseo
ral Lee actually tells us that, ea his side, the heaviest loss
was in men killed outright, and that he bad comparatively
few wounded. If this be a merest version of the
dispatch, it gives a more impressive idea of the fury
of the conflict than any other of the lucidness
reported. It is clew, indeed, that whatever may be said of
the composition of the Northern armies, and of their infe-
riority in this respect to the patriot legions of the South,
they have fought is this campaign with a valour se obeli-
oate as that of their enemies. No mere isdifferest or dis-
affected merceaaries could have been led from a battle like
that at Wilderness to three more such battles at Spottsyl-
Yards. Be the impulse what it may, the Federal. are fight-
lug is stern reality, and with a spirit es resolute as that ci
their adverearies.—Tisses. _ _

15111. MAL PAIIOII, Owe EIZIBLING DAT.
TURSDAT. MUT 24.—Adaisises on payment, 9,397 ;
by IMMO tickets, 1.443 ; total, 10,840.
At the census tbis year there were in the Federal
fates 280,847 mules, 4,019,142 hones, 6,099,749 an.
7.786,439 cattle and oxen, 18,148,712 hop, and 24,348,391
Se New Zealanders baring made early arrange-
ments for a 'applof breadstuff, from Oalifenia, the same
may now sores away moment. We anion this for the
information of persons toterested is the export of wheat
end lour from this coloey —South Austrutiun paper.
London, England, 1864-05-25

THE rusxiseura 07 BID-ROOMS.

- -
We'sod SON bays observed for sores time
s,' it would be advantegoome to their Customers to see
a much larger whiniest of Bed-room furniture than is usually
displayed, sad that to judge properly of the style and ellen of
the different descriptions of Yuralaws, it to that each
description should be placed in separate nos have,
therefore, =WIRD Largo aid Additional SHOW-ROOMS, by
which they ore enabled not only to extend their show otey=
Brno, and Wood Bedsteads, aid Bed-room Furniture, b
what they believe has ever been attempted, bat olio to provide
several small rooms fee the parpor of keepbig complete unites
of Bed-roses Fersitme in the style&
Japanned Deal beads may be seen In complete mites of eve or
is different colons, some of them light aid ornaments], sad
others of a plainer deocrlption. Belles of Stained best Gothic
Yunnan, Polished Deal, Oak, sad Walnut, are elect et apart in
enerste rums, se that customers are able to see the West OM it
we
appear la their own rooms.
The Mcck ef Habegeny Geode for the better Bedrooms. Japanned Goods for Fiala sad Sensate' use, is very iandn-
creased, the Unto f es complete an amortment of -
MOON Furniture as they shut an pestibly be desired.
HEAL and SON'S ILLUSTRATID CATALOGUE of Bedsteads,
&refit& and Bedroom larsiture sent Be. by poet.
157, 195, Tottealmai-orert-road,
London, England, 1864-12-06

SPAIN.

MADRID. D. 5.

The rumour current that the Ministers of State
and Marine had tendered their resignation is
unfounded.

The tobacco manufactory has been on fire since
this morning.

THE BANE OF PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Dic. 5.
The Bank of Prussia Lea reduced its rate of
discount to 6 per cent.
London, England, 1864-12-06

SCENE AT A FIRE.-(tHIS DAT.)

This morning at a early hour a fire broke out in
the second Boor of a large building in Mark-lase, let oat in
offices to several firms. Conductor Miller, at great risk to
his life, brought down from the third Boor the housekeeper.
and hi wife and servant, and some children. A bey of live
wee unwittingly left behind, and the conductor went beck
for him. In descending, Miller became overpowered by the
smoke, and fell oe to the staircase with the child in
his arms. Conductor Preston at croft rushed to the rescue,
and both were saved by his instrumentality although both
were nearly suffocated by the smoke. The @snood and
third floors were destroyed.

WEATHER REPORT.-(T HIS DAY.)

TO/21DAT, DINICKIZI 14 8 A.K.
London, England, 1864-12-06

PIGS.

CLANS 52. Pip of any breed not exceeding 6 mootha old.
- Flnt pnze of 1;.1. to Ilre. Pelham Warren, of Wetting
Boum,, Baamptcke, Hampshire ; silver medal to the
bawler.

41.1. %, Pigs of any. breed, above 6 sod not exceeding
P months old.--Firss rue of rd. to John Sounders, of
Fifebead St. Quinton, Bloodford, Dorset ; silver medal to
the breeder.
_ _

CLAtiS 54: Pigs of any breed, above 9 and not exceeding
12 months old.—Fire prise of 15/. to Geo. B. 31orland, of
Chilton Steventom Barks ; silver medal to the breeder.
CLASS :PI Pipe: any breed, above 12 and under 18 mouths
old.—Fist prise of 151. to Jobs Coate, of flainnioon,
Llandford, Don't ; silver medal to the breeder.
EXTRA STOCK.

Silver medal to the exhibitor, for the beet steer or ox in
sutra stock ; also W. prize, to Lewis Loyd, of Hooks
Orchard, Addington, Surrey, 4 years 1 mouth, Hereford,
bred I.y Jobe Monkhome, The Stow, Hanford, sire Chief
tain, dam Victims, sire of dam Medm ; fed on bay, roots,
by, boas and pes meal.
Silver medal to the exhibitor, for the best heifer or cow
la extra stoek ; also 51. prim, to Robert Sharpe, of Court.
Lux's. Fast Grinstead, Sussex, 4 years 7 months, short bnru,
Lied by Mr. Richard Stratton, of Walls Court, Stapleton,
Bristol, sire Young Wiedsor, dam Cleopatra 2oil, sure
dam Waterloo ; fed on linseed cake, Thorley's food, .u.,1
ground wheat—had 1 coil.
London, England, 1864-12-06

SHOCKING SUICIDE OF A TRADESMAN.

LNIQUEST.—(THLS DAY.)
Thin morning Mr. John Humphreys, Btu'diesel
Coroner, held an inquest at the tieven Stars Tavern,
1 Spite.lfiekla, respecting the suicide of Mr. George Salter,
aged 59 years.
Mae Maria Salter, 5, Heneage.street, said that her
father had cerried on haloes*, for many years, In
Spitalfieklainarket, as • butcher. Waiter saw him
last alive at 8 o'clock on Sunday evening. On Monday morn-
ing she went into the kitchen and she found her father
banging by the neck and apparently quite dead. She
screamed oat and her sister came. He was very deep:iodine
of late. Witness was not aware that his business
was going back, but he was for some time apprehensive that
he could not coatinue to attend to it. She did not hear
ham threaten to commit suicide, but he had said, •• When
we can't work we ought to be underground." His brother
had committed suicide several years ago. He was no doubt
of nomad mind at the time he hanged himself.
Man Sarah Salter said that on Monday morning she heard
her sister scream, and she ran downstate& See found her
father barging by • string to the balustrade at the bottom of
the stairs, just turning into the kitchen. Wittier was just
able to cut him down, but he was quite dead. Latterly be
was apprehensive that ha 1)011411111111 must go wrong, sod he
was strange in his meaner.
Stephen Bucker, a milkman, said that he knocked at
the house. No. 5, Heoesgs street, on Monier morning with
his milk. He heard some screams and he ran in and saw
the deceased jest being cutdown by the last witness. He
had hanged himself by a rope to the balustrade.
Mr. S. Forest Leach said that he was called by the last
witness. He found the deceased nearly cold—he must have
been hanging for two hours.
It appeared that the deceased's mina was affected by the
high price of meet, which he was apprehensive would result
in the ruin of his ;mimes during the winter.
The Caroller having summed up.
The jury returned • verdict of "Suicide while of m•
sound naiad."
London, England, 1864-12-06

HESSE CASSEL.

CASSEL, Dic. 5.

An extraordinary sitting of the Municipality
of this town was held to-day, at which • vote of
thanks was passed to the Diet of Besse Cassel,
expressing the adhesion of the Municipality to
the address recently forwarded to the Elector by
the Diet complaining of the bad management of the
government and requesting reforms.
London, England, 1864-12-06

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, 218, High
Holborn—The ANNUAL °NAND DAL DIABQU'i will
take place on THCBADAY, Dee. 8, and will be onmineted on the
same scale of magnificence and of attention to th.• comfort of
visitors which has given such general satisfaction in tamer years.
The whole ezteissive resources of the establishment, the speciosa
promenade, galleries, reading and smoking room., will be devoted
to the convenleace of visitors. Mr. W. M. Packer's grand bead
will be augmented, and the dancing managements will be super-
intended by a large staff of M.C.Y. The wines will be of the first
quality an vintages, and at the usual price. Supper will be
served at it o'clock, at fa each. Deatiemen's tickets lan ;
ladies', Is. each. Commence at if close at 3 o'clock. N.B. In
consequence of the special permission of the Commissioner of
Police 'steadily only until o'clock, the begs respect-
fully to aassease tat the Mil emend Y blumamis MOM
hour. Tickets al Marra Cramer, aid, and Co.'s, Hammed's,
Chappell's, MitcheWe ; and la the Oily, at Keith, Prone, sad
Co.'s, Chespelde,

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1884.
AIHUCIILTURAL HALL, 101111011.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE BROW.
Adoniados TEM DAY, Our IRWIN'.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.
Adalias TO-1101110W, Mandy, and /My, Or
Shilling.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.
Loom apa tram NW as. to NW p.m.
London, England, 1864-12-06

SURREY SESSIONS.

(Berme Mr. John►oo, Chairman.)

1:1E INDICKNT Ass•ULT IS • aAn.wAT CAIRLLOZ BY AN
OUIPICIOIL
Jolt* Adlein, a tall lee looking young man, an inspector
io the employ of the Loudoo. Chatham, and Dover Railway
Cutaway, surrendered to an indictment charging him with
committing au indecent assault upon Hemet Mash, a
young girl, 19 years or age, in a mooed class carriage on
that railway.
. . . . . . .

Mr. Rolassoo, instructed by Mr. Church, prosecuted oo
behalf of the railway company, and Mr. Lilley defended.
The partioalers of the case have already appestat.
Evidence having beeo given in support of the charge, and
witnesses cAled wbo pee the prisoner agood cbarsoter,
The Cheirman *irefully summed up the evidence,asid left
the case in the hoods of the jury.
The latter, alter about twenty minutes' conaultatioo, re-
turned a verdict of Guilty.
The court, considering be was an officer of the °mostly,
and ought to have protected the passengers, sentenced him
to six months' haul labour at Wandawortb.
London, England, 1864-12-06

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

IVEsiTMINSTER.
,sIoKT (HIVNETA.
•man rams to the court this morning, and pre-
•-4 v. Mr. Self. said that he much wished the

' • opiLion reepactioc a matter from which
«I much &mummies. The immediate cause a
wha arnoty chimneys.
"1 huniouredly remarked that Mn. Lirriper
• n.ve kid comae experieoce in that matter than
.: alaired how at was auggested that he Gould
: iaretce in such a stated " uneatidacto•

;nerved that his desire was to know, not
• •«t rid of the smoke, although that would
• :v hit whether he was booed to continue
••f the house and pay rent while it was ran-
•• habitable by the eltimueys smoking.
• a.K. 1 how long he had been io the holm.
•t ul s tart of last winter sad during the past

*.hed to know whether the chimney had end-
to .tn‘nieg. or whether it was ate habit.
.h.l that it had marked ever since he had boa

to a matter in law which might be
the 'object, bet there the arse was very
,ery (deceive insects, something of the
""Pearaone. A gentleman took a hones ■warm-
.. ,e :wecte aid .10 immediately vacated ponmsaioa,
London, England, 1864-12-06

sAvga CUPS.

_
Silver cup, value 401., to the exhibitor, for the best steer
or ox io any of the Wares, to John Webby Kirkham, of
Biscathorpe House, Louth, Lincolnshire.
Silver cup, value 40!., to the exhibitor, for the beet heifer
or cow in any of the dames, to Richard Taylor, of Kin`.
lam, Chipping Norton, Oxon.
Silver cup, value 201., to the exhibitor, for the best pen
of Leicesters, Cotswolds, Lincoins, Kentish, or other long-
woolled breed, in any of the classes, to George Walmaley, of
Rudston House, Bridlington, York.
Silver cup, value 201., to the exhibitor, for the beet pen
of orteleer.old South Dowse, Hampshire, or Wilshire
Downs, to Lord Walaingham, of Mertoo-hall, Thetford,
Norfolk.

Silver cup, value 20/., to the exhibitor, for the best pen
of Shropthare, Oxfordshire, Cray-bred, or any other breed
of sheep (not specified in prise list) in any of the clues*, to
John Overman, of Burnham•Sattoo, Burnham-Market,
Norfolk.

GOLD MEDAL.
Gold Medal, to the exhibitor, for the best pen of pigs in
any of the classes, to the Countess of Chesterfield, of
Bretby-ball, Burton-on-Trent, Stafford.
London, England, 1864-12-06

DEATH OP MR. ✓EREMIAH SMITH.

Our obituary of this day announces the death of
Mr. Jeremiah Smith, of Rye, in the 70th year of his age.
The deceased gentleman had of late years fallen into ill
health, and his demise can scarely be said to have been un-
expected, although the attack of illness in which his life
terminated bad only confined hint to his bed for a fortnight.
Mr. Jeremiah Smith had passed a life of great activity,
and, in addition to being largely earned in commercial
transaction, at Rye, was also an agriculturist on an exten-
sive scale. He was surest bop-planter, and is said to have
grown as much as 2,40 pockets of hops in one year. Au a
local politician, Mr. Smith took an exceedingly prominent
part. He was a man of great and untiring energy and
perseverance, and he threw himself into politics with
immense zeal and earnestness. There was no more earnest
advocate of liberal opinions than Mr. Smith, and few men
in his sphere of life perhaps have devoted so much money,
time, and energy in supporting their opinions and promoting
the progress of political principle. His political activity—
sod, we may add, his success—however, made for him
numerous enemiee, and one false step in his career gave
those enemas the full opportunity of gratifying their re-
venge and of compassing his downfall. "Misfortunes never
come single"—and such was the case in the instance of Mr.
Smith. Hop growing proved for some years a mast unfor-
tunate occupation ; Mr. Smith being a large planter, suf-
fered severely, and his affairs ultimately became greatly in-
volved. His health sank under these accumalated misfor.
tones, and the later years of his life were passed in com-
parative retirement. Mr. Smith was a man of warm heart
and generous nature, and he leaves behind him • vast
number among his neighbours who have in day. gone by
experienced at has bands kindness, encouragement, and sub-
stantial assistance in times of need. In social life be WY
• faithful and earnest friend, and enjoyed the regard and
esteem of a very large circle of friends and acquaintsoces.—
Sussex Adrerlsecr.

Sorra ICEI4BI74Grox MllBEUll.—During the week
ending Der. 3, the visitors have bate as follows:—On
Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, fres days, open from
10 a.m. to 10 p.m.. 8,143; os Weduesday, Thursday,
sad Friday, students' days (admiesion to the public 6d.),
open from 10 a.m. till 4 p.m., 1,520 ; •total, 9,663. From
the opening of the MUM/EN 4,972,702.
London, England, 1864-01-12

THE GRAND INTERNATIONAL
ALLIANCE auras COMPANY limited%
Incorporated under t. Companies Act,
at s
le s, specially Mart
Ma rts the Ilabilityetch harstiolder to mous of lb
shares.

Cap 1300,000. with power b ftwrrose. to 10,000 awes of

AU each.

Ordinary Shares—Depoelt on appliratioa £1 per share, aed on
allotme.it .t 2 per share.
No eell to excead LS per share, sad after the first, no bwthir

calls to be mods at less intervals than two months. --
Shares to Bearer.—Deposit on application £1 per share, sad on
allotment tea per share.
Cumuli—The me How lard ARrlitilt LENNOX.
Chairman Grosvenor Hotel Company, London.
London, England, 1864-01-12

STRAND.

A far,. called Margate Sands, by Mr. W.
Baacock, leis produced at this house last night with
moderate success. Though described is the bills as "new,
original, and never acted," it is little more than a weak
monition of Mr. Breton's old Olympic farce of Bathing.
The small fun Acosta= is laboured, its incidents are corn-
atosplace, its characters want body, and its constructions
very dam-v. It has the merit of not being coarse, and is
excellent!, put upon the stage, but it is a pity to lee good
anon and ,00d .scetiery wasted upon sack • production.
Mr. Belford and Mae Simpson struggled hard to make wines
thin of th! parts allotted to them ; but great as their
taken are they were not able to accomplish their pur-
pose. The house was crowded in every part, and Mr.
Byron's cl►aical Imrlesque seems to grow in popularity.
London, England, 1864-01-12

be Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, JAI. 11.
Her Majesty and Princess Helena went to Frog-
men Roams this forenoon, and remained during the day.
The Maharajah Dawns Singh visited her Majcety.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-001os
from the Governor of Heligoland, the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the lonian Islands, and from the Governor of the
Bahamas. Despatches were sent to the Governors of Gib-
altar, Malta, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and laboam

The Right Hon. Sir George Grey, But., has taken a
tows residence for the seams at 109, Fratoirequare.
London, England, 1864-01-12

Mete nisenitkent vessels are unsurpassed by any oceangoing
strainer, and have accommodation for passengers replete with
ray comfort The line .111 commence early In March, the

Mate to he flatattna later

To food I the

iT:tona Dodo.—For freight or peAsage gil;lia the Company's
kristd. ALFRED LAMING ILd Co.. FR
London, England, 1864-01-12

MIIDIE'S LIBRARY.—Thu Library nut
established hi 184 in order to promote the widest pos-
sible circulation of the best weeks In every department of
literature, Since It' formation books of every abode of opinion,
on all subject' of public Interest, have been added in liberal
proportion to the demand : sad the whole collection of modern
books is now, by many tbouaand volumes, the largest in the
world. Revised LISTS of the principal WORKS to 1 brulatton
and on sale are now ready. $ll.l will he forwarded, free,
on applicatiou.—C HAILE, EDWARD RUBOR New Octord.
street, London. City °Wee, s, this'-street, Chespaide. Branch
Batabilshmenta, hoes-street, Manchester, and Temple.strect,
Birmingham
London, England, 1864-01-12

MINES.--(THIS DAY.)

Two oTtolx.

The mining market is very quiet, with little busi-
ness, and prices generally have experienced no varia-
tion. There is a good demand, however, for Marks
Valley shares, which have risen 124.6 d., the present
quotation being 7to *. Wheal Beton, on the other
band, are lower, at 147} to 160. East Caradon ars
quoted 26 to }, and Chiverton, 10k to
Yuclauamutaua shares are dull, and exhibit a
drooping tendency ; transactions are recorded as
2t, 4, and 2L. Other colonial, as well as foreign
mines, are unaltered.
A general meeting of the Victoria (London)
Mining Company is called for the 18th inst.
London, England, 1864-01-12

ALFRED WEBB MILES,
Everybody knows Mr. MUM
REMOVED from Bond-erect, to 73, BROOK. •STB.EZT,
Hanoverequare, In Mk The lee TROUSERS (originated by
him( In all the New Patties. for Winter, Setter than ever."
SPECIAL NOTICE TO OENTLEMEN.
A. W. MILES begs most respectfully to announce that his
Mock In the various departments of his establishment u now
replete for Overcoats, Vestinge Bedford Cords, and scarlet
waterproof cloth for hunting. The wool-dyed Black and Blue
Fmk Coats, 50e A choice of 50 pieces of indestructible
worded West of England Cloths. ESTABLISHED DAL Only
address
London, England, 1864-09-29

CONTINUED INCREASE OF EXPORTS.

This morning were issued the Haiti of Trade
returns for the month and eight mouths ended
the 31st August.
We subjoin a statement of the total declared
value of the exports of British and Irish produce
and manufactures during the month and eight
months in the last three years :
For the enoeth. For the elOt months.
1862 111029.621
1863
1864
London, England, 1864-09-29

PROVINCIAL MAAR swarm.

Livnir 28.—Lantaahlre and Yorkshire, 112;—Loa-
don and North Western, 1091 ditto, new account, lo=
Manchester, Bheeleld. and Lincolnshire, 412 —South z
new account, 911—Baffalo and Lake Huron. 6—Alliance Bank,
London and Liverpool (Linilted,, new account, 19 IL—lantern
Exchange Bank (Limited), : ditto, now sealant, d.—Yer-
centlie and Exchange Bank ,Limped), Y 11, ditto new amount.
24121 p.—Dftto, new shares, 4—Nath Western bank Xinsited),
3 111.—Qaten Insurance, I p.—Thanies and Kersey Marine
( tad% p.— Mersey steel and Iron (lAmited) p.—National
Steam Navigation Company, new account, re 7 L—West India
and Pacific Steam, 2 11 1 p.--Contedreate Loan, 19, ditto, new
account, ens 981 1.
MAJVIIINITIII, Barr. EA—Prima lower, with bat Utile badness.
Lionsolidated Bank (Limited', b 1 p.: nest acoount 61 fp.--Oreet
Eastern, next account, ell Great Northern A, neat account,
I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, next account. 1121—London
and North Western, next account, lft—llancherdet and
County Bank, 41 p.—llanchester, Sheasi4 and larseolsahfre,
811 1,. neat account, 921 2 I—Ditto Six par Cent Prot, 124/—
Metropolitan new, 6.l6.p.—South Fastens, 81}—Alliance
19 p. nestlaccount, 20 p. 19 it —Mirk& Bank, 19 p.—West
India and Pacific Steam, nest account, 2 p.—Contederate Loan,
nest account On 9.

MINES.-allll3 DAY.)

Two o'Cwoi.

In the mining market to-day attention vaiiin-
cipally directed to the settlement of the fortnightly
account, and prices generally are unchanged. East
Grenville shares are in exceptional request at 71 to
8, being 2s. (id. above the last price of yesterday.
On the other hand, Wheal Beton have declined to
210 to 215.

Foreign and colonial mining shares have been
dealt in to only a vary moderate extent, and quota-
tions are without variation.

An extraordinary meeting of the Gilvaoh Coal
Company (Limited) is called for the 10th Oct.,
"for the purpose of sanctioning or otherwise a sale
and underlease, atitnproved mineral rents, of certain
portions of the company's property, and also for the
election of a director or directors."

At Nast Itosewarne Mine meeting yesterday, the
accounts showed a credit balance of 1,3901. A divi-
dend of 2s. 6d. per share WU declared.

THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.
(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1864-09-29

THAMES.

William &penman asailesijamin Russell were brought
up before Mr. Paget on remand, charged with stealing
animal charcoal of the value of 3001., the property of Lewis
Cowan sad Sops, of Bargee. Remy, sad Wapping, Middle-
sex ; and Doris( lit verald, who had base out on bail,
snmeodered to tamer the charge of receiving a portion of
the property, he well knowing it to be stolen.
Mr. Charism Young, solicitor, conducted the prosecution
Mr. Sleigh, barristsr, instructed by Mr. Stoddart, appeared
for R. W. amid and Co., of the Guaranteed Manure Com-
pany ; Mr. Lewis, see., Ely-place, defended Beyermaa ;
Mr. Joseph Smith, solicitor, defended Russell.
Mr. Charles Yowl dbe had no evidence to offer
against Fitzgerald, and applied that he should be discharged.
At the same time be was instructed by the prosecutors to
withdraw any imputation whatever on the respectable firm
of It. W. Ooold and Co.

MI Sleigh &damned himself to the exculpation of
Masora. Geoid, boos of who.. servant. bad boas is any way
implicated is the offence said to bran bees committed.
Paset committed the prisoners for trial, and Do..
Mated to Rawl bad for Bo I his al Ma yentas o owe personal /*-
cognisance of 400 L, sad two .seen.. of 2001. each. H.
would also take bail for Baasell, biros& is 1001., aad two
&oration of aut. sea.

The mimeo's were sot provided with aureate, and were
committed to pries.

The Indian names of some of our new war
vassals ue thus interpreted :—Sawannee, buffalo soup ;
Sbamokie, worm out tope ; Ifusooota, musk rat ; Mane.
pre. small pig ; Asbuolot, burst bones; Mosocacy, sleeping
baby ; Yahoos°, actual:led boar. Noe* of the above are
isatemenelv warlikst especially "sleeping baby " and " non
out sipe."—•atericsa paper.
Huai= AND SrIIZNOTS Rama= without medi-
cine, 1110011VOWSINIO, Of *WINN by Da Darr" tbelleloas Malta
restoring DevaleataArablat Fool, ableit eaves Illy Vase Ds
east is ether ramifies, and cares eM staieseb. nerves, OA
Ussr. mad artallasse et all thremite or retest dliserdere.
cures manually at &mesas cladlgsmelas), onsallgatioadlonntaa
coatarnatioa ws=l„..a.onnal IlLeLLairl or yang. Da
Baal ass_ca..na. Vf. la Ws. 111 a„
b. U.. Mb. fba-.4astverstem•at.l
London, England, 1864-09-29

MONTZS METAL COMPANY (LIMITED).

The report of the directors to thermal al itiettio,
it IL. Royal 11,14 L Bie misabass. os M'sdeenday seat,
sums that " the ,wafer of the beaded frees Mr. Slant.
tote eom pony was dilly effected co the let day el Jr,
sad the arrangementa coeseeted therewith hem hese earned
out to the joint satisfaction of Mr. Muds end the di min.
Is emodenscing the discharge of the duties dreads, es
sheen the directors have bad, dude( the brief period hist
has slapped since the menesemoneet of the dem
pany's operations. to deteed spinet the di..
advantages atteodieg the meettled slate of the
money market, the numerous sad shoed err 'maestri
fluctuations in the prices of stools, Add the useertater
that prevailed as to the politiesl anent et affairs, set
only in Europe, but more especially a. the Anieriews
talent. which has almost paralysed the emu ehippleg trade
el the trailed 86ates. It is, however setidectory to thme,
ce °minim et this fiat ineethig with their co-proprietors.
' to be seabled in ,milt' the smisreses that, neewilbeteeding
these drawbacks, the .zpeernt.ea.esa afforded der* that perma
has confirmed their moevielioes of the .seed.—of the ester
prise in which the company is deberbad, end Piddled the
anticipatioos bold out to the puha% r to its p.m emet
snoods. After nominating of the books sad amend. of
the bedside does, the directors, feeling mtisfied a eh
the first six months of the eouipmy's ormatiom. 1.0
beshation in declaring an interim dividend to tie cub
of June at the rate of rd. per mot. pm minim (Misr ti.
highest rate for the first dial. dividend allowed 11 as
articles of associatioo). whisk hos already Wee distrileted
to the shareholders. The dimities were telly prepared to
expect that is the promentkin of their pressehogs the
pony would have to oontend wind powerful sod moss,
oompetitiou ; but it is ponlykig Se Mier is repeat thst
the bodoess, sedvitadendisg all riemitase, Maiatale. n.
high position of superiority is public endeastioe, sad the
company retains its large mid valuable ammesio• *has.
by the opea.g up of new fiends ef bneinnes is venom
directions, promise is Worded of missies of Moires sal
permanemy of reit. This adventerees petioe. due to
the high eiteamet. is whisk Musts • metal is bold over
every other elesoriptim of .lbw month it will be the,
earned oedemas, al the ._idden by tor.

utmost etteetioa to its composition sal messalestase..
Ralph hobo, Hr. C. H. Wagser, and Mr. IF. L Welch.
kering retired front the direction, their plow wee ineme-
&Moly filled by Mr. W. A. Adam, Mr. ticVisage, sed
Yr. H. Wiggle ; ead it,. flambee Barbee hal se llv
tempted seat at the bawd la eseerdeses with pro.
oilcan of the &stinks el assesistios, Use 'editor.. Morn.
Colman, Terquead, sad Co.. make ease, bet my
eligible for re-eleetion."
London, England, 1864-09-29

Eight rm.

BRUTAL AssaraT ON THE FOLIC/E.-0o Sunday
morning • desperate struggle took place between a ruffian
who had just robbed a ben roost at Baxilby, Lincolnshire,
and a police-sergeant who endeavours' to take bins into
custody. Seeks the thief lying doers is a garden the polio.-
man eel tad him, and • scuttle ensued, in which the thief
menage' to get hie antagonist dole°. After beating the
olßeer about the bead till he was well nigh choked with his
own blood the ruffian drew • huge clasp knife with which
he cut and stabbed him shout the neck, inflicting five deep
wounds, one of which just missed the jugular vein. This
dose the thief rusde off, but was followed and overtaken by
the policemen, when another struggle took place, which was
ended by the flight of the ruffian on the appearance of •
neighbouring householder. Eesctually the thief was cap-
tured, end awaits his bearing on • charge of attempted
murder. The policeman lies in • &Repro°. state.
FAILURE AT BR•DFoßD.—YeaLenlay a Meeting
of the creditors of Mr. David Remade°, of Bradford, was
held to consider the state of his affairs. The balance sheet
produced showed his liabilities to be 46,148/., of which about
18,0001. was due to the Leeds Banking Compute ; the
meets were estimated to realise 39,0161. A satisfactory
account was rendered to all leggin... The creditors ex-
pressed their wdliogsees to accept Via. in the pound, in
three ingtaltneatsof Be. each, »three, six, and nine MUSLIM
respectively, provided the payment of the last instalment
should be guaranteed. Messrs. Oddy, Reston Crabtree,
andE. H. Ward were appoiatal • committee to confer
with Mr. Ramadan, in endeavouring to carry out such an
arraagemeit se that suggested by the meeting.
London, England, 1864-09-29

ISSITS MOM Till REM GIELTEBAL HOOD TO OLNEELL

SHE,.

Headquarters, Army of the Tennessee, Sept. 9.
Major-General Sherman, Commanding United States
Forms in Georgia :—General,—Your letter of yesterday's
date, borne by JameeW. Ball and James R. Crew, citizens
of Atlanta, is received. You say therein—" I deem it to be '
to the interest of the United States that the citizens now
residing in Atlanta should remove, lac." I do not consider
that I have any alternative in the matter. I, therefore,
accept your proposition to declare • truce of ten day; or
each time as may be necessary to accomplish the purpose
mentioned ; and shall render all the assistance in my power
to ezpedite the transportation of citizens in this direction.
I suggest that • staff officer be appointed by you to
superintend the removal from the city to Bough and
Beady, while I appoint a like officer to control their
removal further south ; that • guard of one hundred men
be sent by either party. 51 you propose to maintain order
at that place, and that the removal begin on Monday next.
A.d now, sir, permit me to say that the unprecedented
measure you propos* transcends in studied and ingenious
co silty all acts ever before brought to my attention is
the dark history of war. In the name of God and huma-
nity I protest. believing that you will hod that you are ex-
pelling from their homes and firesides the wives and chil-
dren of • heave people.—l am, general, very respectfully,
your obedient servant, J. B. HOOD, General.
OfficiaL—McA. Hummed, Lieutenant, Le.
London, England, 1864-01-15

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THUILBDLT ErrtlNClt

Consols, which closed yesterday at 91. to 4 for die
4th Feb., opened and closed to-day at tie Yale
quotation. For money the last price was 90) to 11.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
pee Cent Consols, for money, 901 • ditto, for
account, 911; ; Three per Cents. Reduced,' 901.
„ • New Three per Cents., 90„, ; Bank Stook,
237 ; India Stock, 215 ; ditto Five per Cent, stock,
105, 1, ; ditto Four per Cent., 991, 100* ;
ditto konds, par ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee
MTherle 104.
India Five per Cent. Stock was ..ready
Exchequer Bills have been prejudiced by the less
favourable prospects of the Money Market, and
have fallen 45., c:osing at 4a. die. to par.
In the foreign stock market the principal feature
was a fall of i Bonds,
per cent. in Mexican conse-
quent upon the issue of the circular referred to
below. This department generally was dull. the
chief business consisting of the arrangement of the
amount.
In the market for Bank shares there was an im-
provement in Bank of New Zealand, Chartered
Bank of India, Australia and Chiuft, Bank of Hin-
dustan, London and South American Bank, and
Union Bank of London ; while Alliance, Banked
Australasia, London Joint Stock, National Bank
of Liverpool, and Union Bank of Ireland have
slightly receded. There were inquiries for Hud-
son's Bar. Mediterranean Extension Telegraph,
National Discount, National Steam Ocean Marine,
Thames and Mersey Marine, and Worth British and.
Mercantile Insurance shares. Joint Stock Discount
and Mercantile Credit were heavy.

The demand for the shares of the London
Financial Association continues, and a fresh rise of
about 11. Las taken place to-day, the clesiroz quota-
tion being 111 to 12 prem. International F inancial
were steady at 44 to 41 prem. ; and General Credit
slightly better, at 24 to 2j prem.
Land Mortgage Bank of India ahares Were
last quoted 2 to 21 prom. ; Mauritius Land Credit,
1 to 14 prem. • Anglo-Italian Bank, lj to 14
prem. ; Mercantile Credit, 3 to 34 prom. ; West
India and Pacific Steam, 11 to 11 prem. ; Aus-
tralian and Eastern Nat igation, 1:1 to l prem. -
Contract Corporation, 21 to j prem. ; Consoli-
dated Discount k to I prem. ; Tamar and Callingtom
Railway, k to kprem. ; Mercantile Di count, 1 to
2 prem. ; Briti and Foreign Contract, to 14
wen). ; Littlehampton Steam, 6 to 6 prem. ;
Financial Corporation, 1 to 2 prem. ; and Inter-
pational Racecourse, Ito prem.
London, England, 1864-01-15

MINE&-(THIS DAL)

Two o'Clum.

Apart from the fortnightly settlement, which
will be concluded to-day, there is very little busi-
ness in the mining market, and prices generally are
without change. Clifford Amalgamated shares are
quoted 37 to being rather better ; Wheal Beton,
150 to 154 ; and East Caradon, 26 to 1. Wneal
Mary Ann are officially marked 13} and in.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet, at
previous quotations. Cape Copper are inquired for.
The first general meeting of the Cape Copper
Mining Company (Limited) is called for the 29th
inst.
London, England, 1864-01-15

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and
moot useful Invention of the day, AOITA AMARELLA.—
Main. Jo GOwIZELL and Cu., Three Klitheourt, Leonard-
tir"t, 'Anton, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
public this truly maven.' us fold, which gradnally restores the
human hair to its pristine hue—no matterat what age. The Arun
Amaral has n,ne of the properties of d: es; it. on the coutrerY,
le beneficial to the system, and when the to!, to oath restorer
one tthhethbra per month will than it hi Weer' ••••'.'m "0.
Ll per bottle, or in half bottles, Its. 111.—John Oneoell
oe been appoilded perfumers to H. 1.11. the Priaollia of Wake.
London, England, 1864-01-15

MINCING LANK.-THIS DAY.)

Stmts.—The market .natures doll, pie.; are now
6d. below thou of last week ; the reported include •
small parcel of Neuritis, at 455.. and in the West India
market the Wee are trifling. Refined is unaltered ; prior
continue very firm.
Comm—The demand for plantation Ceylon continua
active at very tall pries' ; triage sold at We. to 69e. 6d. ;
fine ordinary to good middling, ;28. to 85e. Gd. ; peeberry,
7Se. to Ws. Native Ceylon is in leas active request, but
prices are unaltered ; good end fine ordinarv, 6;:a. to Tds.
TEA. —There is some inquiry for the letter kinds of
000gou and Japan teas, bat the market generally is
quiet, the public sales to take place next week prevent-
ing business by private contract.
tica.—The market continues quiet.
htus.—A fair business is doing. Good Demerara sold
at la. 10d. ; good Leetrards, at la. B,d.
SPICIS are generally is good request at firm pries*. A
large sale of pimento has been effected at id- per lb.
advance.

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BALTHITILL —The demand continues ; 11 pie Mat
retraction said at 375. ; 6j, for cub, at 375. 3d. ; and retrac-
lien 51 and 41, at 39a.
Facrr. —Business is doing in currants at arm ratan.
Corros.—The market, is dull, and peons h►ve still •
downward tendency.
Jers.—No Wes reported.

TALLOW MARKITY.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet ; prim; am quoted as follows :
Town tallow, 41s. 6d. ; Potashes, Y.O. Go Ms spot, 49e.
94.; January, 410. ; Yard, 414.6 d. ; April to Jaws, 43a.
London, England, 1864-01-15

RUSSIA AND THE DUCHIES.

The Journal of &. Petersburg contains the text
of the protocol of Warsaw, by which the Emperor
of Russia has renounced, on certain conditions, the
rights which he possessed over Holstein in his cha-
racter of chief of the older branch of the House of
Holstein-Gottorp. It results from the protocol
that this relinquishment by the Emperor is
made subordinate to the maintenance of the com-
bination which has placed Prince Christian of
Ghicksburg at the head of all the states forming
the kingdom of Denmark.
London, England, 1864-01-15

WORSHIP-STREET.

A welldramed youeg man, with good address, who gave
the name of James Stay. was charged Ware Mr. Leigh
with stealing • watch from the person.
Mr. Henry Selliv, residing at West Ham, in Ease',
said—Last nigbt I was at the Britannia Theatre, Horton,
and at the conclusion of the pantomime went to the re-
freshment bar. There was • great crowd, and jproasr
stood directly behind me. I felt a snap at my watch-chain,
and immediately missed the watch from cry waistcoat
pocbt. He deoied all knowledge of it when I accused him,
but when I gave him into custody the watch was picked up
between the feet of another man. It was uninjured.
Sergeant Smith, N divwou, in charge of the case—l
believe that the watch must have bees pealed to an accom-
plice. When I seized the prisotier's hands he remarked,
"What is this for' lam not iu the habit of being so
roughly bandied." At the station-house he pee an address
of • public•bouse in Old street, which proved to be false.
Hethen stated that hie home was in Deensgate, Manchester.
The rob must must have been done under the arm.
Mr. Hutaco (chief clef k)—What are you!
Prisoner—l am a professional singer and dancer out of an
lasseemest.
Mr. Hurlstone—How do you answer the charge of stealing
this watch' _ _ _

Priamier—l plead guilty ;but I 'mare you, air, that I am
perfectly meoceot.
Mr. Ilarletone—Them why plead guilty You should not
do that if innocent.

Prisoner—Oh, yes, I should. Tell me now what is the
nee of my going to trial, ;or I know that so you will deal
with me if I say "innocent." I have no evidence on my
side, and there is evidence against me which would be
fortli.mrniug at the 91111.1i0131, as it is now ; therefore I say
guilty if you pleas..
Mr. Leigh-1 have no doubt of the guilt you plead to.
You gave a false addrem. 1 send you for 1.1: months' impri-
sonment with hard labour.
Prisoner—l am obliged.
London, England, 1864-01-15

PRUSSIA.

One of the organs of the Prussian Kreuts Zeittow
publishes a long article in favour of the protocol of
London and against the Prinoe of Augustenburg :
Prussia (it says) has a direct interest in the maietenanoe of
the treaty concluded on the 30th Dec. 1832, between the
King of Denmark and the house of Augustenburg, •
treaty which wee negotiated by Count de Disraark himself.
The Duke of Augustenhurg is still in possession of the
millions which Deomark paid to him in virtue of thaws
treaties for his property in Bleswig and for his renunciation.
It is therefore a barefaced usurpation, and an insult to the
Germanic Confederation and the great powers for the
Prince of Augustenburg to have gone into Holstein as •
private individual, and there to have caused homage to be
paid him as • sovereign.

OLCCITICIeS
FRANCE.
CREATION OF A NEW CARDINAL.
SPEECH OF THE EMPEROR.
PARIS, JAm. 15.

The ceremony of conferring the cardinal's bat
upon Monseigneur de Bounechon took place yes-
terday. The cardinal having addressed the Emperor,
his Majesty replied as follows :—" I have reason to
say that honours are heavy burdens imposed upon
us by Providence, which increases duties in pro-
portion to rank. I often ask myself, there-
fore, if good is not as great a tribulation
as ill fortune. But our guide and support
is religious faith, coupled with political
faith, confidence in God, and confidence in a minion
to accomplish. You may be astonished, as I am,
to see at so short an interval men hardly escaped
from shipwreck again call winds and tempests to
their assistance. God protects France too visibly
to permit the spirit of evil to once more
call forth agitation. The scope of our constitu-
tion is widely marked out. Every honest man can
feel himself at ease within its bounds. Nearly
every one can have the opportunity of expressing
his ideas, of controlling the acts of the government,
and of taking an equitable part in public affairs.
Exclusion no longer exists. The clergy are not
only at liberty to occupy themselves with
religious questions, but eminent chiefs still find
legitimate place in the highest body of the state,
into which you will bring a spirit of conciliation
which does not separate the cause of religion from
that of country, a spirit of tolerance which attracts
and persuades, and a love of country which serves
to draw closer those separated by difference of
opinion."

THE PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHARFaIT, J Ax. 14.

Notwithstanding the protest of the Porte, made
in conjunction with the cabinets of London,
Petersburg, Vienna, and Berlin, against the secu-
larisation of the monastic property, the Chamber
unanimously maintains its former vote ou the
subject.
London, England, 1864-01-15

THZ MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN BELGIUM.

"The Chamber of Representatives presented a
ppeecculiar aspect yesterday," says the Independance
Beliie of the 13th inst. " Great agitation prevailed
on every bench, and in the groups formed by the
members of the two opinions the Bruges election
was the sole topic of conversation. The budget of
the public debt and that of the finances were voted
in the midst of this excitement, without giving
rise to any observation of real importance. At
the commencement of the sitting the President, M.
Vandenpeerebootn, announced to the assembly
that the King had received yesterday at half.
past twelve, at the Chateau of Laeken, the depute-
tion charged with the presentation to his Majesty
of the address in reply to the speech from the
throne. The King listened with much attention
to the reading, said the President, and replied in
the following terms :
"I am deeply moved by the sentiments displayed towards
me through you by the Chamber of Deputies, and I beg of
you to convey to it the expression of my gratitude. In pre-
sence of the trying circunistsems Europe is passing through,
I am gratified with you in recognising the favourable
position of Belgium. I am certain that this pennon will
be maintained and will still improve, thanks to the loyal
assistance of the Chamber of Deputies and the patriotism
of the nation.'

A letter, which is also published by the indents-
dance Be►ge, states that the triumph of the clerical
party at Bruges, which has led to the ministerial
crisis, was brought about by the moat unscrupulous
means. The tradesmen of the place, it is alleged,
were everywhere intimidated and threatened with
the loos of all their custom if they did not vote for
the candidates supported by the clergy. Bruges,
says this correspondent, is stupified by the result
of the election, bat it is hoped that no serious
demonstrations will take place.

The Canadian mail steamer Jura, Captain Alton,
which left Portland, Maine, on the 2nd inst.,
arrived in the Mersey yesterday morning, after
many hours' detention off the port, caused by a
very dense fog.
London, England, 1864-01-15

HUUMLS N. GWI AND £IOTBII.

Mr. Bovill, Q.C., moved in this ere, above reported, to
Marinas the damage'. He wanted to add to the verdict the
profits that woald have bees realised by the export of the
wool to America and resale there, or the anioant actually
reamed by the resale of the wool in England.
Bole panted.
London, England, 1864-01-15

GERMANY AND DKNBIAD.K.

The relative position of the different States of
Germany with regard to the Sleawig-Holstein
question is now as follows :—Badeo, Saxe-Weimar,
Saxe Meiningeo, Saxe Altenburg, Brunswick,
Soudershausen, Reuss, Waldeck, and Coburg-
Gotha, have already acknowledged the Prince of
Augustenburg as Duke of Sleswig-Holstein. Wur-
temberg, Bavaria, Hesse-Darmstadt, Homburg,
Greiz, Anhalt, Frankfort, and Bremen have recog-
nised his rights to the succession. Saxony, Meck-
lenburg-Schwerin, and Risdolatadt are favourable.
Hanover, Hesse-Crarel, Nassau, Lichtenstein, and
Mecklenburg-Strelitz are unfavourable. Austria,
Prussia. and Luxemburg are decidedly hostile.
Oldenburg, Hamburg, and Lubeck uncertain and
wavering. The views of Lippe-Detmold, and
Schaumburg-Lippe are unknown.
London, England, 1864-01-15

CRINOLINES.—SANSFLECTIIMS. 10.6 d.
PHILPOTIE, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINES for EVRKING WEAR. 15e. 6d.
PHILPOTT3, 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINES for LITTLE GIRLS. Si. 6d.
PHI* 37, PICCADILLY.
CRINOLINES,- 0 INA, or WAVED. 215.
The PATENT ONDINA, or Waved JuPoo, does away with
the unsightly results of the ordinary hoops. end so perfect are the
wavelike bands, that a ladymay ascend a steep stair, lean against,
a table. throw herself inte as seas-chair, pass to her stall at the
opera, or occupy • fourth seat In a earrbge, without inconve-
nience-to herself or others, or provoking nide remarks of the
obaervers, thus modifying In an important degree all those pecu-
liarities tending to destroy the modesty of English women and,
lastly, it allows the theca to fall tato gnsoetui folds. Price, 21.5.
and 2:4. ed. IllastrAtions tree.
London, England, 1864-01-15

qv PARENTS and GUARDIANS —The return
of Youth to their re•peetive Boarding School' induces a
solicitude for their personal comfort and attraction, and
ROW LA NDS' MACASSAR OIL, for accelerating the growth and
improving and beautifying the hair, Rawls ds' Kalydoe. for
improving the akin and complexion. and removing cutaneous
dole. ts. and Rowlands' odoeto, or Pearl Dentifrice, for rvaderlim
the tooth beautifully white, and preserving the gums are con-
sidsred indispensable accompniiiment.. --Sold by A. ROWLAND
and SONA. SO, Batton garden, and by chemists and iverfunsers.—
Ask for Rowlands' articles
London, England, 1864-01-15

• talles•‘•
JANUARY 15, 18434

the constitution would only be modified by the
Ilopenw, who reigned and governed.
The Ohamben declined to listen to another speech
from IL Jules Ann

The amendment was then rejected by 198 to 44,
and the Chamber adopted the first paragraph of the
address.
The debate will be continued to-morrow.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)