biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-21

lITTA, *hag at the (htpe of Good Hope
Madras. —suris 00111MIINICA170N between LOIS.
and IN DIA by the ismemlecent Fleet of Steamers belonging
• the test India and London Shipping Company !Limlted).
fife well-kin:ism dipper seglibiry stearnaldp if If DAS!' la, 2,te9
tons. 300.60e5. power, G. B. irGiTER Commander, now loading
in the Vic,,orla Lociden) Docks, will leave on 46th November,
'abseiling at and leaving Gravesend on the 118th
November, ktit Calcutta, calling at the Caps of Good Bops
and Madras nts magollicent ship, built 'moonily for the
India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, bee first-rate ac-
commodation for passengers, and will party ea experienced
surgeon ; oleo a stewardess. The average purge of these
steamers has been 89 days to Madras, some of them making the
Aortae pommies on record. The the will be continued on the
18th of each succeeding mouth, with the strictest punctuality,
by one of this Company's fleet of auxiliary screw steam abipa
no freight or panage apply to Grindley and Co., fd,
reentotreet, 8. . ; the broken, Alfred ltrett sad Co., 1^
Igedenhall.strest, FC. ; or at the Offices of the Company,
8, Itismlngdane, Gordon, LC.; where also applications for ap-
pointments as midshipmen in this service should be made.
RICHARD =SW, ffecendary.

CALCUTTA Direct, touching st Madras, island
triss. rb ;to sail November SI, oast saseasosat in Sae
Osumi el labs , Moms. Assam ood Oa's Alp °AIMS.
DOWN, • I. SO toss rslstar, CILULLES HODDILZ. Co.
asiadsr: kaoline la Ur last lolls Docks Hu sosialaosst
siresseria!issl.—...Apply to (UMLAUT. ALSICILIY, sal
London, England, 1863-11-21

MUSIC EXTRAORDINARY.—ROLAT ART
et LEARNING the PIA NQ—Those who may aspire to
attain a power of reading music correctly at sight, which Implies
• distinct idea of value of notes, theoretical krowledre of what
the performer has to do to playing. tesching, or kande( soy new
piece of auk with comet phraaing, brilliant tone. and artistic
effects, will derive sees practical benefit from ths scientific sad
hied exPositioa of the tress pnociples of theory of thia art in the
Treatise in a few weeks, wftbout • master, than II )ean from
soy other. ens with • master. la f 3 minutes the buy ;writes
the Rev. Mr. Oleig, Chaplain General'. to the amazement of
myself itod the ladies of my family. wen able to lame every were,
it• matter le what seder it might be brought before Wm. .
I upon M,. itola's achievement as the commencement dome
of the oat useful revolutions which, in musk at leut, the
world has witueseed." Just published, 01 stamps, post (rep
(safest, poet-office order.)-4. great Knoell-street. Blonmshum
An Interview may marine, the most sceptical. Private Mama&
Apply posorially.
London, England, 1863-11-21

muDirs SELECT LIBRARY.—NEW and
CflolClt /I.ool.B.—The collection of modem books at
%ladies library, already by many thousand volamee the
in England, is side further augii.entel sot enriched froirtrt
to time by the addition of man copies of all toe principal new
works as they appear. Prospectuses. with 'relied into of work,
recently added, and catalogues of surplus copies withdrawn for
see, will be forwarded, post Imo, on appliceitaa.—ClLUlLLS
IDWAILD MUMS, !iew Oxford-street, Loudon.
London, England, 1863-11-21

L 411 ET 111(TELLIG14110E.
• •
visa biiiMARsHAt FOREY ibilkoupcnitia
REYNAIID TO THE AMERICAN COM-

BATANTS.
The Moniker de la Flotte says Immediately
after the arrival of Marshal Forey at New York on
board the Panama steam frigate, he received a visit
from Rear-Admiral Reynaud, who commands the
French squadron on the western coast of America.
There two officers intend to visit together the
American armies of the North and South.
London, England, 1863-08-04

ASSOCIATION OP LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIIiti

MEOHAAYICB* INSTITUTE&

A conference of the officers and friends of this
emociatioo was held at the Mechanics' Institution, David-
street, on Sands "to receive sod discus@ information
and suggestion oa to promote and develop the arbi-
ntioual interests and agencies of Lancashire and ebonite."
Sir J. P. KATZIWITLZWORTII, Bart., oocutiette chair,
sad there wen preset Yams. J. Hole sod Blake,
representing the Yorkshire Cain of Mechanist Institutes,
G. Helen& Vila.., H. Romney, J. H. Trios, J. A. Gibb,
S. L. Chadwick, J. Greentialgh. E Wilda, James Black-
burn, Edwin Simpson, Dr. J. Watts, Rev. D. Herbert,
Dr. Martin, sad Dr. Pankhurn and David Morrie, hon. seas.
After combinable discount; Dr. J. WArrs proposed
the following aeries of resolution : —l. That it ie desirable
that a general coned' be constituted, dammed of "minus
leen in the two counties 2. That an executive be formed,
selected chiefly from the general council. :i. That the
various institutions in union be grouped into sub-union,
with a council for each group. 4. That, for the improve.
meat of clan instruction it is desirable, in addition to the
services of • general agent, to employ itinerating teachers foe
special subjects in the Tarim groan of institutions for aid-
-14 and nperintendiag the class organisation. 5. That •
general system of examination for the whole of the insti-
tutions in union be adopted. 6. That efforts be made to
enlarge the i • • library, sad to found an Won't-
tag art exhibition. . That attention be directed to
the formation of a scheme of honorary and paid lecturers.
& That special &Minim be directed to the promotion
of examinations at the Department of Science and Art,
end of the Society of Arta. 9. That the above menu.
lions, with such alterations and modifications as the pre-
tnt council may deem scrawny or desirable, be sub-
mitted for adoption to the delegates at the next annul
meeting.
Then mentions were seconded by Mr. MAC; end
sd2u.d.
fbn roceeding' closed with votes of thank' to Sir S.
?117-Shottlewortli and Messrs. Hole and Blake, for the
information they had given to the conference, and to the
chairman for weakling.
London, England, 1863-08-04

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(sY Emma ratos&PH4
BRIGHTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR BRISTOL PLATE. One mile.

N..piyi;;;W:i.ific;liZtiaTiyng, Eel 137; Fon-
tesoy, 3 n, Tat 121 b; Deerfoot, 3 yrs, Tat 10lb ; Kinpwood,
3 yrs, 74 7lb ; Poland, 3 yrs, lit 7113 ; Dirt Cheep, 3 yrs,
7st 41b; South Down, 3 yrs, Tat ; Petersham, 3 yrs, 7st ;
Asiatic, 3 yrs, 7st ; Tom King, 3 yrs, 64 7lb ; Telocombe,
2 yra, list 1011); Rizzi°, 2 yrs, 54 10lb; Maid of Cadiz,
2 yrs, 54 Mb.
MARINE PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile.
Miss LivlopWas, East Sheen, Lord of Linoe, Pellucid,
Cadiz, Dirt Creep, eatherspy, Keene, Dolphin, Cheerful,
Cuckoo, Michel Grove, Antooelli, Denkeld, Poland, Kings-
wood, Zeloo, Dictator, Coupes, Microscope, Heart of
Oak, Mice, sad Pyrrha are here.
PAID FOIMIT.—Gemma, Berths, Pilot, Peignoir, and
Tromps.
BRIGHTON STAKES. One mile and thres-quarten.
Um&o, Bellman, Keay*, Dulcibella, Magnum Bowleg
NDunkeld, Alwkdown, Lord Clyde, Jima (Means,
Spencer, Kangaroo, sad Village Belle sre Isere.
PAID FOlLFZET.—Fairwater, Glenorchy, Roman Bee,
Sosamader, Breechkedee, sad Romanoff.
NURSERY STAKES. Three-quarters of a mile.
Talscombe, The Beaver. Durham, Dilates, Clown, See
Boy, Diomed, Farnhumt,Hedworth, Cutaway, Rose, Police,
Antoinette, Cuckoo, Blight, Weatherglites, Lady Williams,
Rappel, Mysterious Lady, Jet a, and Attraction are here.
London, England, 1863-08-04

EICIMALY TRADING. -CAD/1011 TO LIOLIMID VICTCALLIBB.

Mr. John R. Marshall of the Greyhound, Brick street,
Park lane, attended before Mr. Tyrwhittt to answer the
complaint of Inspector Walker, of the C division, for keeping
his house open for the sale of spirits and beer during the
prohibited hours on Sundays.
William Barker, • police-constable of the C division,
proved watching the defendant's house on Sunday morning,
and from 11 till 20 minutes past seeiog nine persons go
In and remain a short time. On going into the bones he
' saw six persona at the bar. and three pints of beer and two of
ale drawn and paid for. He had a pint of ale himself, and
paid 4d. for it.

In answer to a question from the defendant, Barker mid
he did not observe the defendant there at the time.

Butcher, 137 C, proved seeing eight or nine men go into
the house and remain a short time and then leave. He
knew the house to be much frequented by skittle sharpers,
and country persons had complained of them.
Mr. Tyrwhitt asked whether the defendant had ever been
convicted ?

Inspector Walker aid he had not.
Mr. Tyrwhitt fined the defendant 40s. and mote, and said
the next tints it would be 51., so it was clear that the
Sunday trading had been carried on in a wholesale manner.
London, England, 1863-08-04

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

The deed bodies have all been recognised, and are MI
follows :—Mr. Richard Laird, builder, Lynn ; Mrs. Self,
wife of Mr. Self, jun., Lynn ; Mrs. Brown, wife of Mr.
W. Brown, builder, Lynn ; Mn. Clark. of Brenda' ; and
Mrs. Palmer, of Walpole. Captain Dennis, of Unice.
street, had died from injuries that he received, and little
hopes are indulged that Mrs. Laird will survive. The sum.
ber of those who have received injuries is greater than was
at first supposed.
London, England, 1863-08-04

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
MID OF LORD CAMFBILL% LIBEL ACT.

Two Young gentlemen, law students, applied to the
sitting magistrate for advice as so the means to be taken to
put • stop to • system of libel from which they as well as
many other persons had suffered.
It appears thd for some time past there has been pub-
Belied in • back street near Clare-market an obscene publi-
cation called Peter Spy, each number containing an illustra-
tion more or less indelicate, one or two tales of a
lewd description, and a Berke of short paragraphs
containing attacks of • most libellous and offensive
description on private individuals. The names of the per-
sona alluded to are sometimes given in full, sometimes
indicated by initials so as to be easily recognised by their
acquaintances, the addresses or places of business or resort
being also given. Ludicrous comments in a vulgarand slangy
style are made on points of personal appearance, dress, and
manners, and the most infamous imputations are cast on
the character of individuals. The notices to correspondents
intimate that paragraphs forwarded to the editor with
postage stamps will bs blurted, with partici, names in full ;
that priority of insertion will be given according to the
number of stamps, but that if the paiagrapha are not cili-
ume or libellous three stamps will be sufficient.
The applicants complained that calumnious statement&
with regard to them had appeared in this infamous print.
The magistrate said they might proceed by an indictment
for libel or by action for defamation of character.
Ooe of the applicants observed that if the " editor^ were
indicted he would probably abscond ; sad if they brought
an action the damages would amount to the proverbial
result of suing a beggar.
The magistrate said it would at least have the effect of
stopping the publication.
The applicant wondered that the police did not do that
under Lord Campbelre act. The illustratiose were most
obscene.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
London, England, 1863-08-04

A further decline of about ss. has taken place to-
day in Metropolitan Railway shares. Graft
Western Railway stock was also fiat in the after-
noon. The cause was the explosion of the quarrel
between these two companies, as indicated by tin
publication of an advertisement from the Metropo-
litan, in which they state the measures they pro-
ps. to adopt in consequence of "the Great
NVesteni Railway Company having suddenly given
notice that they will cease to carry passengers over
the line on the 10th inst." • _ .

Interuation;liinsQ;l shares fell 10s., claming
at 3 to 3} prem. General Credit were 2e. 6d.
lower, at f to I prem. ; and London Financial at
prem.
Hudson's Bay shares have declined to 11 to 1#
dis ; Egyptian Trading were steady, at #to 1
prem.
In the market for bank shares there was an improve-
ment in City Bank, London and Brazilian, London
and County, and London Joint Stock, but a decline
in Oriental and South Australian Bank. London
and Buenas Ayres Bank were a little more offered.
In the miscellaneous share market few variations
occurred. Crystal Palace stock continum ix
demand. South African Irrigation shares have
slightly receded.
The nominal clewing quotations for shares in new
undertakings to-day were as follows :—Company
of African Merchants, * to # prem. ; Orients'
Hotels, } to 1 prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, #
f Prom.
London, England, 1863-08-04

SERIOUS PA ILWAY COLLISION AT BLACKPOOL.

About half-put three o'clock yesterday afternoon,
a collision of a very alarming nature took place on the branch
line between the Poulton and Blackpool stations of the
Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, and which, though not
attended with • fatal result to anyone, oocasioned severe
contusions to Revered passengers. The breach line is a
single one, and it is customary when a train lessee either
the Poulton or the Blackpool station to telegraph the
departure of the trains from station to station. At the
time stated, an excursion train, from various parts of
Yorkshire to Blackpool, left the latter station on the
return trip. The train bad only proceeded two at three
hundred yard% when it came into collision with an express
train from Manchester, and which had been started for the
first time yesiprodaa . The driver of tbe express new the
other train ap m 4, and be shut off tbs. steam is
order to avo a collision. He was pot able, however,
wholly to arrest the progress of his train, and the two
engines came into vinviolent contact with each other. The
fora of the collision shattered the buffers of both engines,
end did considerable damage to their machinery. Several
of the passengers in the fore part of each train wee
thrown from their mate by the concussion, but the prin-
cipal injuries were received by the passengers in the excur-
sion train. Of these some eight or ten were more or Imo
injured ; though fortunately the accident is Dot likely to be
attended with • fatal reau:t in any case. A little boy
was severely cut on the forehead, and two or three female,
were contused about the heed, one of the women haring
received • severe laceration of the left eye. The most
serious injury was received by one of the male passengers.
This person had several of his teeth knocked out, his upper
lip severed in twain, and his lower jaw injured. Several
other persons received minor injuries. As quickly as pos.
Bible, the injured persons were removed from the train,
and their injuries were promptly attended to. It is ex-
pected that all the nifferen will be able to return home in
• few days.
London, England, 1863-08-04

Qourt.

OSBORNE, AUGUST 3.
The Queen and royal family walked in the
groued. this morning.
The Duke of Newcastle had an audience of the Queen
and has left Osborne.

The Noce of Wales, attended by Lieutenant• General
Knoll," and Major Teendale, left town yesterd►y morning
at ten o'clock for Halifax.

The Princess of Welra drove out yesterday morning, and
took a drive in an open curling. in the afternoon, attended
by the Hon. Mm. Coke.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council of yester
day. Judgment wee given by Lord Kinpdown in an appeal
from Ceylon, "Tatham and another v. Andres."
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colooial•offioe
from the Governors of the North American provinces and
Bermuda. Despatches were tent to the Governors of
Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Labuan.
London, England, 1863-08-04

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocz.

A little flatness is observable today in the market
for home mining stocks. East Caradon shares are
rather weaker, at 304 to 31. Wheal Clifford ans
also a little lower. Great Wheal Fortune remain
steady. East Basset shares are scarce for cash.
Wheal Ludcott are quoted 21 to 3. Tincroft are
marked 221.
Scarcely any business has been done in foreign
or colonial mining shares. The only transaction
officially recorded in the Stock Exchange is in
Yudanamutana at I prem.
The directors of the Don Pedro North del Bey
Gold Mining Company have just received a re-
mittance of 6,664 oitavas of gold dust from tie
mine. Captain Thomas Treloar reports that the
produce for twenty days o' June amounted to
1,679.6 oitavas, and that the appearance and yield
of the stone sent to the stamps in very good. Ba
also reports the sanitary state of the eetablishmuist
to be good.
London, England, 1863-08-04

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON ett CORN MARKETS.
tYDIS DAY.)
.lOrlllo AND DITINNATIONAL TILIDIAPIi.)
(nom ouz owl coleastrostmre.)
Corrext.— The market keeps quiet but steady. Bain
about 4,000.
COlN.—Market moderately atteoded. Wheat and 1s
keep quiet ; the continuance of floe weather has had •
moatdepcesunginfluenceoa the market, said all articles el
the trade hare decreased in value.
London, England, 1863-08-04

THE EXPRESS, TITISDAY EVENING, ArGUST 4, 1863.

milligh; INTELLIGIEN

HONE CIRCIJIT.—CaoyDoN, At GUST 3.

The bommission for the county of Surrey was opened
here yesterday. The joinl calendar is light, ea the magis-
tratee have recently bold a sinsion at which all the cue
within their jurisdiction have been disposed W.
list is expected to be heavy, numeriailly, as is always the
case at these swims, although out of the whole number ey
tered, probably not more than one half are dispceed of by &jury,
the remainder being virtually undefended causes, or cusses
mainly sent down for the purpose of delay, a course of pro-
ceeding which has lung called for some amendment of the
law, as it has the effect of compelling a plaintiff to bring
his witnesses to the maize term, and pats him to a very
serious espouse, when the defendant really has no
valid defence. A good many idle statements
have been made, and which are only calculated
to deceive the suitors, as to the intended course
of hosanna ; bet except that it is understood that no spe-
cial jury causes will be taken until after the criminal buil-
rem is die/meld of, no positive arrangemeets have been
made ; and until the cause list is published, which will
not be until after the sitting of the courts this (Tuesday)
non:pin, it is not likely that the judges will make any such
arrangements. There will probably be considerably over a
hundred muses entered for trial ; and it was expected that
two of the most important causes, arising out of the Rou-
pelt forgeries, would Dave been among them. The question
involved in these actions would have been different
to that which was the subject of discussion in the two
cauw that have already been tried, itaiontich ay it would
have rained the question of the validity of
the will of the 2nd September, 1856, which was
alleged to have been made by old Roupell, and
under which William Ronpell obtained complete control
over the property. By virtue of the powers thus obtained,
he passed away the Roupell.park estate, which was the
subject of these actions, and the money amount at issue
would probably have been something like 150,0001. The
heir-at-law, or those who represent him, were very raglan,*
as to the result of the trial at Chelmsford, and confidently
believed that they should obtain a verdict, sad the fact of
Cr, jury not being able to conic to any decide°, which
leaves them in exactly the lame position as before, except
that they must have expended an enormous amount for
costa, seems to have placed them in a difficulty u to whs.
coarse should be taken, and it does not appear to be consi-
dered advisable, at all events for the present, that oar
further action, should be tried.
Both courts will sit this morning at ten o'clock.
London, England, 1863-11-26

[Bumped, id. Additional.]

A report recently made by the Chaplain's Ammo-
elation at Vicksburg, shows the condition of the
oontrasnds in that department to be very dis-
tressing. Not leas than 35,000 are paired en
the banks of the Mississippi from Helena to
Natchez. The able-bodied men are nearly all in
the army as soldiers or servants. The report asYs•
that there has been fearful mcrtalig, ain
the enlisted negro.. and those In the cputtsbLl
camps the causes being inenfileisat shelter sad
eletbiog, change of diet, sad Let of employment.
London, England, 1863-11-26

MINES.--(THD3 DAY.)

Two o'ClooL

There is not much business doing in the mining
market today, and prices generally exhibit no
change, oompared with those last current yesterday.
Wheal &ton shares are tatter, at 176 to 180.
East Caradon are quoted 964 to FT ; We
Chiverton, 64 to 66 ; North Oraty, to ;
Chivertou Moor, 61 to • and West Seim, 900 to
210 ; East Wheal Russell, shares are officially
marked 4.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
Yudanamutana are dulL

A all of Sta. &I. is to be paid on the shares in
the Victoria (Loudon) Mining Company (Limited)
by the 16th December.
At Wheal Edward meeting, yestarday, the ac-
counts showed a debit balance of 1361. 6s. 4d. A
call of 2s. 6d. pee share was made.
West Chiverton sale of lead ore yesterday realised
1,8001. Ga. 3d.
London, England, 1863-11-26

0011MERCIAL DITELLIGIWOE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14, Zvi"?la.

G01d,471 per cent. prem. ; Exchange on London,
161 ; on Paris, 3.51. Money steady at 7 per cent.,
but much easier than early in the week. Stocks
improving, being favourably affected from this
cause. New York Centrals, 1361 ; Illinois, 1114 ;
Erie, 1041 ; Six per cent U.S. Bonds, 1061.
Cotton good inquiry. Midland Upland, 860. to
87c. Flour dull. Wheat quiet. Corn heavy.
Provisions good inquiry. Coffee, sugar, and
molasses very firm.

The following telegram bar been received at Mr.
Reuter'e office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Stearn Navigation Company, Nov. 26 :
London, England, 1863-11-19

POLITICAL EXECUTIONS IN POLAND.

The official D:iennik of the 12th inst. says that
"To-day A mmer and Dombrowski were hanged at
10 am., on the Theatre-square at Warsaw ;" and
also announces the following other political
executions :

Joseph Aadroszek, Imaged at Sionds.
Joseph Kiorski, ditto.
Andrew Krzyszlis, ditto.
Antony Bowiaski, ditto.
Joseph Swltoiaki, banged at Kikol, district of Liaise.
John Kozlowski, hanged at Wloclawek.
Joseph Borkowski, ditto.
Bigisinand Barylklowics, shot at Korea.
Ensign Krryinowskl, shot at Leaczyca.
Y. Niedzislkowski (late sob-officer), ditto.
The following degree is pubiislied in the official
Dtienntk :

Is the reacript forwarded to the Administrative Council
on the subject of imposing an extraordinary contribution
on the capital city of Warsaw, I proposed that all pro-
priggish of houses and other immoveable property is that
city who do not pay nth contribution by the Roth October
(November 1) *ball be °impelled to do so by means of e
military execution, is the increased proportion of 12 per
amt. on their incomes, timing that, notwithstanding the
above, many of tM proprietors in question have hitherto
failed to pay the required contribution, I have thought
proper to decide, with a view to a speedier completion of
the matter, that all ponces who by the IRtL (30th) November
do riot pay the above-mentioned contribution shall be corn•
palled to do as by means of a milftery intention, in the Is-
crowd proportion of 16 instead of 12 per cent, on their
iaatassaa.

The Council of Admisietratios seeenliesly in their sitting
of the 20th October (November 10) pve the uecemery in-
alirmiiime to the C€4llllllllioo fee Home Affair..

For lie Sectrotaty of Maw,
n. Coder fleasdary, A. Zruoßo%bu.

THE LATE CAVALRY ENGAGEMENT
NEARwARSAIC

Colonel Zyshliaski, the Polish leader in the
Warsaw district, has pent the following report of
this engagement to the National Government :
last eight—Cc., w the 31,t detecluneet of
horse, *societies of 220 reed, proceeded by soy orders to taw
rallway..with the °bidet of alarming lb. Monism, onsoias.
iof d comes** of iefeofrl a semis of Comaselte,
Wile as* podia at the statioes of Prasakow, Creda;sli, sad
lade. Our object was fully attained, as we drove bark the
London, England, 1863-11-19

SPAIN.

THE INSURRECTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
MADRID, Nov. 18.
The steamer which last arrived at Cadiz brought
unsatisfactory news from San Domingo.
Reinforcements of troops continued to leave for
Havannah and Porto Rico.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Nov. 18, Evunia.
The King and Queen of Portugal, sooompanir
by a numerous suite, have left for Oporto by land.
Their Majesties intend to make a short tour in
the south.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA,_
_AND AUSTRA-
LIAN MAILS

11OUTEIAXPTON, Nov. 19.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship has arrived here with the above mails, 78 pas-
sengers, 12,473 dollars in specie, and a general
cargo, including raw silk to the value of 8,0001.
sterling.

On the 11th inst. the Ripon spoke the steamer
Poonah, on the 15th the Iberia, and on the 16th
the Florida.

The Spanish steamer Concordia bad left Ma-
laga for the penal settlement at Melilla
with Senor Merry, Spanish resident minister at
the court of Moroeco, the Spanish Consul, and two
Moors. The Concordia likewise carried 85,000 dole,
from the Morocco treasury to indemnify the Rif-
Sans and terminate the differences existing re-
garding the limits ceded by the late treaty.
The steamer Alava, with volunteers for Haven-
nab, has left Corunna.

The British brig Lisbon rolled her masts over-
board in a heavy swell off Cape Sines (1), on the
11th, and was taken into Gibraltar by the brig
Nina.

Zxcbange on London at Gibraltar was quoted
90 days' sight, 491 ; on Paris, 5.28 ; on Madrid, f
premium.

•
THE BOMBAY MAIL
NARBEILLINI, Nov. 19.
Th. Vectis, with the above mail, reached Mar-
seilles at 7 a.m. to-day.
The nail leaves for London by the 11.30 a.m.
train.

•
AMERICA.
•
SOUTHAMPTON, Nbv.
The lief& barman Lloyds' steamer New Took,
from New York on the ith inst., arrived off the
Needles at 10.50 a.m. to-day.
London, England, 1863-11-19

FART CRAWS OF IRRAZING CRAM= RANT-
_

-
Lags% IFIVDOWS.
George William, a respectable looking sem, described
a sailmaker, of 14, Enna street, Poplar, was charged before
Ifr.Yasdley with willolly Snaki two passe of the
sales of tie., the property of Sir Charles brokkike. the Pre'
adept of the ltoyal Academy, residing at No. 7, Pitney-
signore
Nieliehe Tacker, butler to Sir Charlie &Wel* said—
I got AY letter from Sir Charles, arid, by hie desire, whoa
the wiener, elms this monies I gave him WO orlegy.
Two windows bad been broken, and torieseer sesitted be
hives the.., sad said he waked to be gives late ceded,.
I have wee the primer before. He was at the hems MOM
yam ago. He thee came to see a Joss( yaws whew he
wastriepkereeepsity w and who wee dm links is the
Mese. The salwrof theme'wisdom brakes in eisere Ss.
Pdomor—l deal wish to pee you to any taisehle, sir. I
haws iiesined a deep laicey from a relative c/ Mr Merles
lasakes. •
Mr. Yardley-1 will at ewe krill yon en dhpeirod snow Two tweet I wit►limeratir
Inelevsei be the Amp. You apes to re ie. have
like a yeedmaa.

Prisoner—l have had eeouih to make me mid.
Mr. Yardley (to the butler)—Has there been any commu-
nication with the prisoner or any person in your house
during the lest 10 veers!
The butler—Thire has not been. The perms slluded to
was the prisoner's wife.

Mr. Yirdlev—l will not look at the letter.
Prisoeer—Will you oblige me by lookiog at it? I admit
it is my handwriting, and I should bave thought that any
one would have answered the letter instead of putting me
to the trouble of doing this.
Mr. Yardley, having perused the letter, said —The letter
is a threat undoubtedly, and connected with your act it in
particularly so. It is a threat to do some undefined and
unlawful ad.

Primers —I can get no law on my aide. I intend no per-
meal violence banyan.
Mr. Yardley—You hear from the butler that the person
you claim as your wife is not at Sir Charles Eastlake's.
For your act I could send you for hard labour, but as
you seem a respectable person, and you may have or suppose
have some ground for what you haws dose. I shall not do
that, but the sentence I shall pass is that you be
imprisoned for seven days, sod I do this with some regard
for yourself ; sad I hops you will by that time, and es re-
flection. be a wiser and better man ; but if it occurs again I
will send you for hard labour if not for trial.
Prisoner—When I come out will you give me some advice
how to act.
Mr. Yardley—Coma to me and I wall do so.
London, England, 1863-11-19

FRANCL

PARIS, No•. 18.

The Emperor presided at a Council of Ministers
at the Tuileries to-day. His Majesty returned to
Campaign° in the evening.
The Pays of this evening announces that the
protocol ceding the lonian Islands to Greece has
been signed at London, and states that it stipulates
the fortification. of Corfu shall be razed before the
annexation.

La France of this evening believes itself able to
state that several European sovereigns have offi-
cially announced their acceptance of the Congress.
No refusal has as yet been received.
La Nation thinks itself in a position to affirm
that of the great Powers Prussia raises least
objection to the proposal for a Congress.
At the Bitting of the Corps Legialatif to-day the
verification of the powers was continued. The com-
mittee confirmed the election of M. Roy Loulay for
the department of the Charente Inffrieure, and of
M. Abbsitucci for Corsica. The election of M.
Bravay for the department of Gard was proposed
to be annulled.

The Paris papers of this evening publish the fol-
lowiag telegram from Corfu :

" It is currently believed that England will ars-
enate the lonian Islands in the spring."

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS.

BERLIN, Nov. 1&
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
the report en the royal ordinance on the peels of
the lst June was read. Herren Simson and
Goat ps'oposiod that the Chamber should, first,
refuse to sanction this ordinance on the ground of
article 63 of the constitution ; and, second, on the
grated d article 103, declare t►at the ordiusnee
London, England, 1863-11-19

on the press was neither necessary for the mainte-
nance of public safety, nor for averting unusual
difficulties. No limitation of the liberty of the I
press could be effected by a royal ordinance, and
the decree of the let June waa, even according to
the terms in which it was conceived, contrary to the ;
constitution.

The Chamber will discuss this report in its
sitting tomorrow.
London, England, 1863-11-19

SHARE MSTS----(THIS DAL)

Two &Clam.

There is not much business in the rail Way market
to-day, but the tone is firmer, owing to the an-
nouncement that no further change has occurred in
the Bank rate of discount. Metropolitan stock has
risen per cent., and Lancashire and Yorkshire
and London and South Western, 4. The other
leading lines are quoted the same as yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1091 to ; Great Western, 62} to 63 ; Midland,
%1
1 to 1971 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to
1 ; Caledonian, 117 to 118. South Neater; 934 to
94 ; Great Eastern, 484 to 491 ; Great Northern,
1264 to 126 ; London and South Western, 101 to
; and Metropolitan, 117 to 118.
Copenhagen Railway shares are better, and
Antwerp and Rotterdam, Sambre and Meuse, San
Paulo, and Lombardo-Venetian show a favourable
tendency. Bahia and West Flanders are: rather
dull, as well as the securities of the Grand Trunk
Railway of Canada. Great Indian Peninsula stock
lis inquired for.

IWO
So 1
London, England, 1863-11-19

WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIREDI
This gem Is worthy consideration by every one anxious
to Mahe the Inestimable bleeeing - sight : for on correct know.
Wipe to to the proper tame for Wog Spectacles will depend the
certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When is.
deSciency is determined • nicety of discrimination must he used
is adapting lenses of the exact power that will supply the loss, or
irreparable injury will result. Optical qescka.llke medlealgaseks.
do Incalculable miKhlef by their ignorant pretension, as Is
proved tg the
en, id, victims of couet
ere wbrr troy Mo
auk ts sad use
vla btliledtroirmeeders.
some
optictut of repu.e, and scold risk to one's sight. The old Oven
et Thomas Berrie and Sou established 17801, opposite the British
Bluseitm-gate, Losdos, haring specially *Weeded to the Naar
facture of spectacles, are competent to advice oa all that pm-
tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adaptation
of the lessee, assthessatically true, of the requisite power, mad
gin by the logician selection of a spectacle trues (which is l
wise haporleed) of the form most becoming the tees.
London, England, 1863-11-19

THE CONDITION OF GALICIA.

VIENNA, Nov. IA

The Wiener Zeitung of this evening says : " The
continuance of the untiring intrigues of the ex-
treme party in Galicia render the normal condition
of that province impossible. The government;
however, is moat anxious not to be compelled to
adopt more energetic exceptional measures."
Upon his arrival this evening the Grand Duke
Constantine will be rewired by the Emperor.

, GERMANY.

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(nag ova ow,

• WRANILFORT. Nov. 16.
, .
lir the tag d the Zollverein Conferiace at
Berlin on the 11th inst., it was resolved to accept
the roping of Baden, to Ailetlell first of all the
alterations in the tariff, stipulated in the treaty
with France. This is considered as a oonciliatory
step, tending to as ulterior understanding. Hitherto
the governments favourable to Austria would not
listen to anything until an arrangement with her
had taken
The excitement upon the subject of the French
Emperor's intentions continues unabated. A great
many people consider the speech as a wooed edition
of the Eagle business at Boulogne. The excite-
ment will only subside when England's intention
not to join in the destruction of what remains Of
existing treaties is officially made known.
London, England, 1863-11-19

PICCADILLY CRINOLINE ROOM
IS NOW OPEN.
PICCADILLY SA NSFLECTUM JIIPONS,
10c 181, Isa an. 1218.
PICCADILLY CRINOLINES PUFFED,
301. and 36a
PICCADILLY CRINOLINES.

The PATENT ONDINA, or Waved Joyce, does away with the
andithtly results of the ordinary hoop., and so perfect are the
wavelike bands, that a lady may aireibi • steep Mittelman widest
a table, throw herself into an armchair, pass to her stall at the
oticra, or occupy a fourth seat in a carriage, without inconve-
nience to herself or others, or provoking Tilde remarks of the
observers, thus modifying In au important degree alt these pecu-
liarities tending to destroy the modesty of English women ; and.
te. lt allows the drams to fall Into medal folds. Price
ta 6d., Tie, and •3e. dd. Muairstions tree.
London, England, 1863-08-03

DENMARK.

FLENSBURG, Aooosr L
A royal rescript addressed to the members of the
Schleswig Diet says :

"The government hoe decided not to sanction the
request of the Diet for an alteration of the regu-
lations as to the use of the Danish language in
churches, for education, in courts of law, and for
general bullied', in the districts of Schleswig in-
habited by a mixed population."

DDT/SARK AND SWEDEN.
COPENHAGEN, Amur 2.

The Yddrelomd of to-day considers an alliance
between the Somidinarian monarchies to be near at
hand.

The Swedish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Count
Manderstrom, in a note addressed to the Courts of
London and Paris, protests energetically against the
intention of tlieGerman Federal Diet to exercise its
influence upon the affairs of Schleswig by a Federal
execution in Holstein.

Prince Oscar, Crown Prince of Sweden, left yes-
terday for Germany, after having paid a visit to the
King of Denmark Attila Royal Palace at Skodaborg.

MEXICO.
(Pee the Aria)

NEW YORK, JULY 22, licnumra..

The New York papers publish news from the
city of Mexico via Ban Francisco, to the Lt inst.,
stating that the Mexican army was hovering around
Mexico in detachments.

Ortega was commanding between San Imia
Potosi and Mexico.

Negretta was operating with 2,000 cavalry to
destroy the communication between Mexico and
Vera Crux.

No couriers bad arrived at Mexico from Vera
Cruz within 30 days.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, JULY 9.

Grey shirting* and mule twist quiet. Cotton
dull and declining. Opium, Malwa, 1,610 ra per
chest. Exchange on London, siz months, first-
clam credits, 2s. 2d. Government securities—Four
per Cents., 100 ; Five per Cents, 1081 ; Five-and-
a-Hslf per Cents., 1184. Freights to Liverpool for
cotton, 58s.
cazurre, Jura 8.

Shirting quiet ; mule twist firm. Exchange on
London, first-class credits, 21. Old. Government
securities—Four per Cents., 1001 ; Five per Cents.,
los; ; Five.sud-nHalf per Cents., 1181. Freights
to London for seeds, 87s. 6d.
London, England, 1863-08-03

CHINA.

CANTON, Jou 12.

Grey shirting' and water twist unchanged. Total
export of tea to date, 117,500,000 lbs. Exchange
on Loudon, 4*. 10ed.

SHANGHAP., Jure 5.

Tea firm, but quiet. Silk market cleared ;
total export, 77,000 bales. Exchange on London,
es. 61d.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.

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

MARSEILLES, Auousr 2.
The idasailia, with the above mails, arrived
here at 11 a.m. this day.

The mails leave for London at noon.
THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
MALTA, Almon 2, 8 ♦.m.

The Mooltan (substituted for the Bengal) reached
Suez with the above mails on the 28th July.
The Delta left this place forBouthampton at one
a.m., and the Vectis for Marseilles at 8 am, with
the mails rid Mooltan.
London, England, 1863-08-03

FOR PORT PHILLIP Direct (to follow the
x cameo:* lest shipping day August 11) the fleet clue
British ship SafiSAM 824 tons par register, lying In the Fast
India Dock. This superior ship owned by John Bosh°. LK,
hes every convenience for Dialled no of chief catis
puelegere see smrivalled accommodation la her msguleceot
'Swoon decks for second and third elms —For freight
or pitmp spgdy to (111.111 N, 10BINDON,Pro=16. Fenchnrch-
Skee
London, England, 1863-08-03

IVOR SYDNEY Direct, has more than half her
cargo mopped last shipping day Anger/126), the well.kpown
!gala clipper ship V IirrITIA, AI. IM tons regielsr, CLEMENT
BOWEN, Oommasder : loading la the East India Denim Has eng-
rain accommodation for a few cabin passengers sad a limited
amber of mooed cad third clam dlito.—For freight or
apply to OWN, ROBINSON, and Co., linsdnarchntres"Zn.
London, England, 1863-08-03

VLADIES.-ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, as
Orlontai Botanical Preparation for Improving aad g 41•1111-
Wag tag Complexion and Skin. Tbe radiant bloom It imparts
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it Induces of
the hands and arm, its capability of anoints' irritation and re-
swing an redeem, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discoloration,
sad other cutaneous visitation, render It ladiaponsablo to every
Wet It *Wages all the eon of climate on the skin. whether
with miswenoe to cold and inclemency, or intense molar heat.
Price 41 6.1. and as 6d. per bottle.-Bold at 20, H Wm-garden •
and by elimialata and perfumers. Ask for " Itoolandff Hayden,"
and beware of gluteus and pernicious articles under the name
Kalgdo."
London, England, 1863-08-03

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SOUTHWARK.

Jas ffluss" a Ulf' respectable-looking man, having rather
• military appearance, rem placed at the bar before Mr.
Bonham, cah ed with being disorderly in the streets,
and assuming the character of a detective °dicier of the
metropolitan police.
Polioeconstable 115 L said that last night, a little
alter 12 o'clock, his attention was called to a crowd of pperar
ems in the New-cut. He proceeded there, and perneiwed
the primmer in an excited state calling everybody round
him thieves, cad be was endeavouring to seize hold of some
of them, and pretending to be a constable. As soon as wit
nese came up be said to him, "These people are ell
thieves, and if you don't take them into custody I
as I am • detective officer of the metropolitan pollee."
Witness, perceiving that he was much excited and ander
the inflames of liquor, told him to go borne quietly and act
to collect a mob. The prisoner made use of moleat
lac-
Image. said again that he was a police officer, and that he
should report him to Sir Richard Mayne unless he took the
people into custody. The mob became so groat that was
compelled to take the prisoner into custody.
Yr Earth= naked the prisoner what he bed to say In
answer to the charge.
Rernw7illed that he regretted very much Indeed what bad
ob
and he hoped his worship would look over it this
time, as he sever was in such a place before.
• Burcham aalcad him what he had to say for pretending
to be a detective policentao
The prisoner replied that he had been sapping with some
friends, and unfortunately drank too much imudy and
water ; in fact he had so recollection of what did occur.
Mr. Barcham told him he bad grossly miscoeducted him-
self by collecting a mob in the public streete reloading to
be a constable. He sow seemed to regret it, and mw the
disgrace be had brought upon himself. As a caution to him
for the future, he should fins him 55., er seven days.
The flee was immediebily paid.

Mr. Thomas Graham has been appointed trea-
surer to the colony of British Honduras.
A CHILD DIOWNID IN • WAsanto TlTH—This
forenoon Mr. John Humpbrays, the coroner for Middlemen,
held an inquest at the Lord Morpeth Tavern, Old Ford-road,
Bow, relative to the death of Isabella Margaret Diner, aged
eighteen months, who died from drowning. The deceased
was lett by the mother piaying in the back of her heals, sad
during her momentary assom fell into a tub of water. 'llse
mother subsequottly found the deceased intatersed bead
EXTRAORDINAIT LONOHVITy.—The Hampshire downwards, sad whoa she pulled her out life was sopa-
Vapors avoid the death of Jaae Ifeeldne, at Roman, who randy extinct. Mr. Brenton, the name, _of Old Ford.
was 109 years old. She was twice married—drat to • road, wee doorart seat for, and used Dr. Hanball Hall's
hawker, and secondly to a woodcutter. She enjoyed through- system to restore e, but his efforts were in vain. After
eat life good health, and her death moulted simply faces seam reniarks frees the emu; the jury returned • verdict
decay. She wag • smoker of tobacco. al" Arsidilotal deatle."
London, England, 1863-08-03

DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE.

Thence for the coat and badge, presentedby Mr.
Thomu Doggett, the comedian, in honour of the woes-
rim of the Home of Hanover, took place on Saturday
afternooo. The course, uit has always been, was fros
Swan to Swan, starting at Loodon-bridge and fir'sh-
int at Chelsea, and es usual on this occasion, the bridges,
housetops, barges, wharves, roads, sod indeed every an g-
able spot were oocupied. A great many entered for the
race, and the :allowing were the six chosen by lot:
Henry Prone
John Edward Mean Deptford
Edward William Edwards
Frederick Robert Renal lterrooodsey
Thomas Yoaag
ton
At the Opal of Mr. Dards, the manager, all the men
took to the water at the mime instant, towing very feet
Ina few strokes Pence began to lead. The water was very
bumpy, but the race was contested with great vigour to near
Southwark-bridge, when Prime went well ahead, and soon
led by a length, Mean second, half a leogth astern. The
men between this point and Blackfriare alternately shot to
the frost ; but at Blackfrian, Toon, who was rowing
fourth,4en to come up, and patting on • game sport
just th the brid....e, pared the third and second men
succeeds y, and is the course of 100 yards had passed Pram.
Meanwhde Egalton, the favourite, had come up from fifth
place, and after a good ram for positions he paged all the
, others and went ieto second place ; but soon after, Russel
, coming op, be gave way to him, and fell third. These posi-
tions were maintained throughout the rues, Young looms-
ing hisload, sod winning by six lengths, Rama five lengths
ahead Bolton, awards &astir, Prue fifth, sad Meats
nowhere."

FATAL ACCIDENT TICEODOE CRINOLINE.—On
Thursday last a 'say dislrendag accident oactirred to a young
women named Pyles, in the sisploy of yr. Carter, lace
dresser, Nottingham.On the dal in question Yr. Carter
gave his workpeople a mat to OWYnte a wedding feentel,
and they proceeded to Haveringhent, a village on the banks
of the Trent. The unfortunate women aosideatally slipped
into the river, and was, slaw some time, mead. Hee
clothes being very wet die was Wien he the inn for the pur-
pose of drying them, sad while stendlag by the tire her
muslin dress, which was mush extended by crinoline, wee
speedily in flume. In bee 64& she runhed oat of the house
one wale of lames into the Tiny but the ire was not eo-
tiapiebedtell she was so esvesely bowed that she expired
the following day. A shed tints ego a sinter of the unfor-
tunate woman wee hefted toAseth.

The Armstrong s, by constant improvement,
an mow pOlhotloo. ono I. ao ewe with lwahled MIS"
Itetkt brushae, which am sow so peneetedthat adhere 'Midi=
le ail bat lempeeeible. They ars the Uwe recaea, for vey
searaisia. sod memos headache. IClL—Ceeatertelte are bawd
as. iatastrarilest., Loadow--iAdverViessaint.l
London, England, 1863-08-03

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(zzum's Tzukuums.)
FRANCE. _

PARIS, Atiousr 2.

La France mentions a rumour of the pro-
bable resignation of Count de Mensdorff Pouilly
as governor of Galicia. The count is known for
his Russian tendencies.

The Pays of this evening confirms the statement
that a complete and unalterable understanding
exists between the three powers.
London, England, 1863-08-03

THE ITALIAN OPERAS.

On Saturday evening the Royal Italian Opera
closed its doors, after a performance of La Figlia dcl
Reggienento, for the second time this season.
Adelina Patti's personation of the little military
heroine was again received with acclamations ; the
principal performers were called before the curtain,
and likewise Mr. Costs, whose great merits as mu-
sical director and conductor of the orchestra re-
ceived their due meed of applause. " God Save the
Queen" was sung as usual, and the Royal Italian
Opera season terminated with Eclat.
The season of Her Majesty's Theatre closed on
the 11th of July. But a series of "cheap nights"
immediately began, and has proved so successful
chat it has been extended beyond the number of
nights originally announced. When it will termi-
nate we are not informed.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.