biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-08

department, which will be filled by Mr. Layard.
The Chief Secretary for Ireland, Sir John Young,
will, there is reason to believe, succeed Sir Henry

George Ward u Lord High

lonian Islands.

of the

The remaining members of the government retain
their places, and their resignations not having been
officially completed, no re-elections aro rendered
necessary. _ _ _

The Chancellorship of the Duchy of Lancaster and
the Chief Secretaryship for Ireland remain vacant.
A special messenger was despatched from Lord
Palmerston's for Windsor-castle, with despatches for

the Queen, at two o'clock yesterday afternoon. His
lordship received an answer frem her Majesty at
about half-put four o'clock. The messenger had
instructions to await his lordship's reply.
The Earl of Clarendon had audiences yesterday
morning with Sir J. Graham and the Duke of Bed-
ford, who subsequently proceeded with the noble
earl to Windsor Castle. It is believed his lordship's
visit to Windsor was not upon public business.
The Marquis of Lansdowne left Lansdowne-house
for Windsor Castle yesterday morning.
Lord Palmerston was visited yesterday morning by
Lord Grey, Sir Charles Wood, Sir Robert Peel, Mr.
Hayter, Lord Panmure, and Mr. Cardwell, with
whom his lordship had interviews.
The Times and Morning Chronicle represent an,
early dissolution of Parliament as an event by no
means unlikely to occur, Mr. Roebuck's motion being
the point of difficulty.

EXPLOSION OP A RAILWAY ENGINE BOILER.—
GLOIJORSTER, WIDNESDAT.—This morning a fearful
boiler explosion took place at the railway station. The
engine driver of the six a.m. train from Paddington pro-
ceeded with his engine a short distanos beyond the station,
to fetch up a third-class carriage, which he had brought to
within a few yards of the platform, when the boiler of the
engine burst into a thousand fragments. A pointsman
named Cook was much injured, but, strange to tell, the
driver and stroker were entirely unharmed They were
shielded by the door of the engine, which was between
them and the portion that bunt. Fregmenta of the boiler
were canted to distant places, and many windows were
broken. The explosion was heard for miles around. One
fragment of the boiler fell on to the platform through the
station roof ; another fell through the roof of the workhouse,
and a third was projected across the cattle market, and
through the wall of the New Market Ina. The engine is
lying a wreck upon the line. The explosion cannot be to/-
counted for.
London, England, 1855-02-08

Her Majesty's print' band performed in the evening.

The Queen will hold a Privy Council this day (Thurs-
day) at Windsor Castle.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Gladstone
bad a dinner party on Tuesday, at the official residence in
Downing street. The company consisted of the Duchess of'
Sutherland, the Duke and Duchess of Argyll, the Duke of
Newcastle, the Earl of Carlisle, Lord and Lady 'Wenlock,
and Sir Robert Peel. Mrs. Gladstone received a select
party in the evening.
The Judie.' 1 Committee of her Majesty's Most Honour-
able Privy Council sat yesterday in the Council Clamber.
" Terry v. Hoskin," from New South Wales (for leave to
appeal); "Parkes v. Oakley," Prerogative Court (to dia•
miss); and "Bishop v. Wildborc," Prerogatiee Court,
were disposed of; and the appeal from Bengal, Dwarka-
dots v. Jankedoes" (part heard), was concluded. The
lords present were the Lords Justices Knight BniCe and
Turner, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Cornwall, the
Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Sir Edward Ryan.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-01os yesterday
from the Governors of the West India islands.

MANCHESTER RESISTANCE TO THE LIVERPOOL
Towx Dors.—Yesterdey, a petition to the Route Gf Com-
mons was adopted by the Manchester Town Council
unanimously, alleging that the petitioners, in common with
the whole of the manufacturing districts, are injuriously
and unjustly effected by all charges made at tho port of
Liverpool which are not absolutely required for maritime
objects, and the proceeds of which are not applied to pur-
poses connected with the maistenanos and improvement of
the harbour, or of the navigation connect( d therewith, and
praying that the reasonable recommendations of her Ida-
rites commissioners to Inquire Into local chargra on ship-
ping, may without delay be carried int, .-ffect, and that all
charges upon ships and shipping, which are not required for
the maintenance of the ports end harbours, or which are
not expended for the benefit of the trade and commerce of
as Wks, way be sbeilebed.
London, England, 1855-02-08

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Stranak, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Jan. :1, lat. 20 N., I.
72 W.
William and James, Hunter, from Canton for betdoi., Dec. 9, Bt.
helms; all well.
Zodiac, J.rvia, from London for Calcutta, lat. 46.50 N., lon. 0.00 W.
London, England, 1855-02-08

ONE EFFECT OF WAR MISMANAGEMENT,

TO TILT IDITOII OP TEE DAILY =WI.

Sit,—l think it necessary to state for your in
Ilsracatice, and particularly for that of the members of parlia-
ment, if you will permit me, that the common people of this
part et the country—South Lincolnshire, Northampton.
shire, and Rutland—begin to get very sby of entering the
army. Men eongrogats of an evening in the various public.
houses, and one man, who can read well, is provided with
beer, sad reads every line of the letters from the Crimea
published in the journal which the house provides. The
men say they will not enlist, nor shall any one of their
relations, if they can help it. is. Id. pay, out of which
they now know a soldier has to find half his kit, and from
16.1. to 7d. daily stopped for hie rations, which too often con-
sist of salt pork or beef, and of which he does not always
get enough. All these drawbacks—added to the total
want of clothing, good boots up to the knees, shoes not
being high enough, and want of huts, and fuel, that abso-
lute necessity—have damped the ardour of many • noble,
gallant-heated fellow. It is to be hoped the House of
Commons will now en justice done to our devoted soldiers.
God bless Lord Lyadh•nt and Mr. Roebuck, and those
members who voted for • searching inquiry into the great
and awful mismanagermat which has caused the death of
one relations. General Baguet ought to be decorated for
his timely aid at lakermann.—l am, &c.,
AN OLD TROOPBR OF 1813-14-15.

Mli. MaCORZOoIt, M.P.—We (Glasgow Mail) have
seen a note from this gentleman to a friend, in which he
says that he has just returned from Paris, where be bas
been for sews time pass be the dist:huge of public business,
with referents le • stew free system of commerce between
Great Barra sad !Nose. The bon. gentleman was de-
tains* r Peels for tea days beyond his intended period, in
eonsagessm g a slight ledisposition.
Ras T. THB WINE INDIA MAILS.—A letter from
Autism, dated Imam 12, received in Liverpool says
" The deems. Priam gel& arrived here on the 9th lost.,
tomtit Thema, brought bask the mails of December 28,
far assrs, is ressopsass of rats having eaten off the
pandrosat labs's.
London, England, 1855-02-08

DESPATCH FROM LORD RAGLAN.
(710 K LAST NIGHT'S RITILA 012I1T11.)

WAR DEPARTMENT, FEE. 7.
ilia Grace the Duke of Newcutle received but
night a despatch, of which the following is a copy,
addressed to his Grace by Field Marshal the Lord
Raglan, G.C.B.

Before Sebastopol, Jan. 23.
My Lord Duke,—Nothing has occurred of import-
-81110. in our front, but the enemy has occasionally
opened a fire upon our left attack, and Mr. Spalding,
a fine
_young man, an acting mate of her Majesty'.
ship London, and in charge of the battery, was
unfortunately killed by a round shot the day before
yesterday.
!Delon is deeply deplored. I enclose the return
of casualties to the 21st instant.
The weather has become milder, but the country is
@till in a dreadful state from melted snow.
The army is well supplied with warm clothing, and
if the commissariat were adequately providel with
transport, and the huts could be at once brought up,
there would be no other cause of suffering than the
severity of a Crimean winter, and the duties imposed
of carrying on a siege in such a climate at this season
of the year.—l have, &c., RAGLAN.
His Grasse the Duke of Newcastle, &c.
A RETURN OF CASUALTIES IN THE NAVAL
BRIGADE ON THE 21er JANUARY, 18.55.
KILLID.—Mr. J. H. Spalding, acting mate, London.
Total killed.-1.
STEPHEN LUSHINGTON,
Captein g Naval Brigade.
The Military Secretary to H.R. LordCommandin Raglan.
Coatmaader-in•Chief.

WAR-OFFICE, FEB. 7.
The Right lion. the Secretary-at-War has received
from his Grace the Duke of Newcastle the following
list of casualties amongst the non-commissioned
officers and privates, in the forces under the com-
mand of Field-Marshal the Lord Raglan, G.C.8.,
from the 19th to 21st January, 1855, both days in-
clusive.
RETURN OF CASUALTIES FROM 19ru TO 21er
JANUARY, 1856.
44th Regiment of Foot-1 rank and file killed.
89th Regiment-1 rank and file kited ; 1 rank and file
wounded.

2ud Battalion Rifle Brigade-1 rank and file wounded.
Total.-2 rank and file killed ; 2 rank and file wounded.
J. 13. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant-General.

NOMINAL RETURN OF NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES KILLED FROM 19rn
TO 21ST JANUARY, 18.56, INCLUSIVE.
KILLZD.—Jan. 19.-88 A Regiment of Foot.—Private
Henry Williamson.
Jan. 20.-41 th Regiment of Foot.—Private Matthew
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant (lemma.

NOMINAL RETURN OP NON-COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES WOUNDED FROM
THE Mg TO 2ler JANUARY, 185.5, INCLUSIVE.
WOUND/D.—Jan. 19.-89th Regiment of Foot.—Private
William Houston, slightly.
Jan. 20.—god Battalion Rifle Brigade.—Privata Walter
Newman, slightly.
J. B. BUCKNALL ESTCOURT,
Adjutant-General.
London, England, 1855-02-08

WIND AND WEATHER REPORT.

-4.--
(PIIOII TILE OFFICE OP THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.)
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 7.
Stations. Course of Wind. State 01 Weathers
Greenwich N.E.
Lothbury . N.
Liverpool
Holyhead
Dublin
Southampton
Portsmouth
Whitherld
Brighton
Lowestoft N.E Cloudy.
Leamington N.E Hard troet.
Manchester
Maryport
Stoke-on-Trent
Sheffield ............ —...... N.
Whitehaesn N. ..... ... Hard frost.
Lancaster N.S.F. .. Hard frost:
Carlisle
Leeds
Derby N.E.
Leicester
Nottingham N.W.
Shrewsbury E. snow.
Cambridge E. Frost—Cloudy.
Bristol
Plymouth N.E.
Exeter
Gloucester
Cardiff ... N.E.
Swansea N.E.
Ilaserfordwest N.W. Fine.
Ipswich .... „. N.Y Frost. .
Yarmnuth N.F Windy.
I larw ich
Gainsborough
Great Grimsby N.H.
Boston
Aberdeen
Dundee N.W. Hard frost.
Perth N.
Edinburgh
Glasgow E.N.E. ... Pies.
Berwick
Sunderland
Darlington
Whitby
Scarborough E.. Fine.
York
Hull
Newcastle E. Snow.
Hague
Strood
Tanbridp

The Himalaya, screw steam troop ship, is expected
to come round to Woolwich about the end of the week Us
embark two Companies of the Royal Artillery and 400
hones to form a reserve to be established at Yarns.
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1849 I, the undersigned, declare that I have been erfectly cured
of a weaknese of the chest and diftieul' yof breathier by the u=e of
Holloway's I ills. I had bon a sufferer for years, and woe untble
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Or se inestimable pills"' and I invite all who may be .inut,Ey *Rimed
to use the same remedy without delay.—(fileard) C. 7.F.:1.1F."--
Ther may be taken in all wee of old coughs, recent n.ids and :sly
mattealaifeetions. Sold by all druggiste,and at Profeesor Hutto% ay's,
245, Strand, and tdaldett-lane, New Ycek.
London, England, 1855-02-08

THE NEW RETURN OF NEWSPAPER
STAMPS.
The maim m• newspaper stamps just issued gives
the lelhowing resells :
Pint Quarter. &sand Quarter.
Daily News . . 319,191 346,044
Morning Herald . . 803,006 299,000
Morning Poet . . 205,000 226,000
Morning Chrosiele. . 169,600 186,000
Express . . 177,133 196,369
Glow . . . 175,000 195,000 •
Sun • • . 168,000 192,000
Standard . • . 103,000 104.000
London, England, 1855-02-08

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS ON STANDING

ORDERS.

Yesterday the standing orders of the Houses of
Lords and Commons were declared to have been complied
with in the following eases:
0111141 WINTETX AND BIZWITORD AND TEIAMINI JUNC-
TION RAILWAT.—For making • railway from the Great
Western at Southall to Brantford ; at which latter place it
L proposed to construct docks, 90 as to open an additional
and ezpeditlous means of communication leftmost' the
Great Western and the River Thames, at a calculated out
of 90,0001., with power to borrow 30,0001.
BOWIES= BINTRAL RAILWAY.—For the esastruetion
of railways to Wells and Burnham, with a pier at the latter
place; to raise further capital ; with power to Bristol and
layout, to subscribe.
LITNYI VALE AND BRIDOIND RAILWAT.—For new
line from Bridrnd to Llangonoyd, sad transfer of Bridged
line to Llynvi Valley. Estimated cost 100,0001.
Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire Junction and
Great Western Railways.
BATITILAN RAlLWAY.—(Eztoosions to Monks sad'
Tops • id Quarks) abandoned by an arrangement with the
Division Company.
The otter bills passed were—Beroogh of Shrewsbury
Improvement Lancaster OM and W 11909 ; Wolverhampton
Corporation Waterworks; Bangor Markets and Public In-
stitotioas ; Great NOXIMTS London Cemetery; Tormoham
nr.d St. Mary cherea _• Torquay Waterworks. There
was no appearance for the
_twos' to r Parish Bill, and the
" non•complianoss" mere mod! caw of the Bt. George's
Barbour Act Ameeldimat the loamy ...Astrist
Churches.case =
MAMA ANTONLt RAILWAY Tilden fait the lead
sulks Isa. 26,1836, 161 k; 1854, 1861.
London, England, 1855-08-06

SPAIN.

A letter of the 31st ult., received in advance of the
mail, says:
The voluntary subscriptions to the loan in the provinee of
Msdrid are mash higher than the newepepers represent;
they already amount to 2,400,010 reale (tee real is worth
five sous), and kis supposed will reach 16,000,000 rule out
of the 22,000,000 assigned to that province. The angora
seems to be on the decline.
London, England, 1855-08-06

VISIT OF HER MAJESTY TO HASLAR

HOSPITAL.

PORTSMOUTH, Ave. 5.

Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prison
Albert em►arked on board the Fairy at font. o'clock on
Saturday afternoon. and came over to Hasler Hospital, to
visit the nick and wounded amain and marines staying
there, who have come home from the trenches and the flat at
Sebastopol. Her 'Nasty landed at Hagar-per, in the state
barge, and was received by the Commander•ia•Chisf,
Vine-
Admiral SirT. J. Cochrane, Captain DIMON Superintendent,
&e. Her Majesty made a strict inquiry into the eases of the
different men whom she inspected, and was, apparently,
much interested in their condition and progress. Atter the
inspection her Majesty and the Prince retarned to Osborne.

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO FRANCE.

The Consfals/simnel, in the following paragraph,
professes to favour us with a peep behind the official cur-
tain which conceals the preparations making for the Queen's
I visit; bat it will be seen that it says little not already
known:

4. We have received some details of the Mtn preparing
on the occasion of the Queen of England's visit. la pub-
lishinse them we do not profess to give a definitively set.
fled programme. Oa the 17th the Emperor and, it is said,
the Empress will go to meet the Queen and receive her
at the moment of her setting foot on French soil.
The arrival at Paris is flied for Saturday, the
18th. There will be no fête on Sunday. During
the week, the following entertainments are arranged in an

order which we do not yet know :—Two theatrical re-
presentations at St. Cloud, one by the company of the
Theatre Fraocais, and the other by that of the Gymnrye.
The Filo de Familld will Ire one of the Gymnast pieces,
with fireman in his original part. There will be, betides,
two gala•specteeles, one at the Opera, where the piece
composed by the Prises of Saae•Coborg Gotha will be
performed, end the other at the Opera Comique.
The Hotel de Ville will give a grand banquet
on one day, and a ball on another. At the Tuileries there
will be a grand dinner followed by a fire. At Versailles
great preparations ens making for illuminating the gardens.
The waters will play daring the illumination, which will be
preceded by a grand dinner and a fdte is the apartments.
It is thought there will be a play and a concert. In the
illuminations of the gardens there will be, we are mitred,
this special feature—thepoigst di depart is a pyrotechnic i6te of
famous memory given by one of the ancestors of the Empress
who was a Spanish Ambassador at the time of the election
of Charles VII., the plans of which fete, preserved in the

. -
fussily archives, hare been oonsnanniosted to the architects
of the crown. It is known already that there is to be s
review in the Champ de Mars. There is a talk of a hoot
at Fontainbless. But will not time hi wanting for the
realisation of ill these popes ? "
London, England, 1855-08-06

LOMBARDY.

A letter from Milan of the 28th tilt., in the
Opinion of Turin, sap Notwithstanding all official
assertions to the contrary, the Austrian army of Italy is
being considerably increased. There are 44,000 men In
Lombardy, and mo a than that number in the Venetian
provinces. The recruits who were under drill have been
incorporated in the regiments of Italy, which have thus
been incrcesed by one-third. For some days past a great
number of passports for France have been refused."
London, England, 1855-08-06

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WOOLWICH, Auouee 4.
Captain E. Maberly's Company, No. 8, of the 2nd
Battalion, and a detachment of Captain A. Campbell'.
company, Nn. 7, of the tame battalino, sod a detachment
of the llth Battalion. left this morning for Shoeburyneas.
Captain the Ron. 1) Fraaer's Company, No. 6 of the 7th
Battalion Royal Artillery (C. Field Battery), arrived here
to-day from Shornoliffe, which plow) they lett on the Ist of
the month.

Mr. Layer& M P., accompanied by an artillery officer,
went round the wards of the Ordnance Hospital on Friday.
Surgeon G. T. Ferrite also went mind with them, being
the surgeon on duty.
Recruiting for the HMO Artillery of the Tatkish Con-
tingent is progrerciog with success, 14 men h►eing been
enlisted in two days in Woolwich. Recruiting partite of
the non•eommissiooe.l officers are to be sent to some of the
large agricultural towns. It is expected that part of the
staff will proceed on Monday up to Deptford, to embark in
the Adelaide screw steamer, now lying there, taking in
storm.
London, England, 1855-08-06

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Admiral (Alp). from London for Port Pbil4p, June 24, lat. 6.20 N..
ion. 21.6 w., 25 days oat.
George Law (Danish bArque), from London for Cattier** June 11.
let. 3.26 N.. lon. 23.15 W.
rectory (Dutch torque), from Liverpool for ➢atavia, 12 days out, lat.
36 N., loc. 16 W.
Gertrude, from London for Aden, May 25, lat. 22 8., lon. 29 W.
Joseph Sanderson, from Calcutta for Liverpool, lady 16, lat. 15.
lon. 26.
John Shaun (altip), from Landon for Sydney, July 2, lat. 6.35 N., 100.

1.0 I ye oat. . .
Mermaid (packet 'hip), from Liverpool for Melbourne, March 24, let.
N, los. 32 W.
Palatine, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Jane 23, lat 3 8., lon. 25 W.
Weetcap (barque). from London for Balakla•e, June 17.
Bennie, from Liverpool for Hong Kong, June 8, lot. 28 15,
lon. 28 W.
Weetrop (barque). from London for ffalaklava, Jane IT, lat. 27.18
lon. 10.11 W, 27 days *et.
London, England, 1855-08-06

TO Till RDITOIII OF TEI DAILY NEWF.

Slit,—lna recent number of your journal you
noticed the great delay in the appointment of a postmaster-
general.

I may enlighten your readers by stating that it is gene-
Telly believed i■ the " clubs " that this office is specially
held at the service of the Marquis of Clanricarde, but the
annouocement of su:h as outrageous and vicious appoint-
ment is deferred pending the sitting of parliament.
You are aware that the noble marquis commands the votes
of Sir Thomas Burke, M.P., and Viscount Dungarean,
M.P. (both relatives), Anthony O'Fiaberty, M P., and
Corkin &New, M.P., both of Galway!-1 am, Sce..,
Loudon, August 3, 1456. ELIAS.
London, England, 1855-08-06

COLTRTS-MAIWAL IN THE CRIMEA.

OENIRALORDIIRL

Read Quarters, before Sebastopol, July 23.
At a General Court-Martial, held at the Camp
before Sebastopol on Saturday, the 21st of July, in our
manes of an order of Lieutenant-General Simpson, Com-
manding the Forcer, dated the 19:h of Ju;y, Lieutenant
A. W. Kirby, 19th Regiment, was tried upon the following
charges:

1. For having been drunk on duty under arms, when pa-
rading the guard for the trenches of the R ghsattsck, before
Sebastopol, as orderly officer and acting adjutant of the 19th
Regiment on the afternoon of the 15th inst.

2. Fur having at Camp before Sebastopol, on the evening
of theistic' lhitt of July, alter having been placed in arrest
on the first charge, and whilst in the tent, offered violence
to Lieutenant Moleewortb, 19th Regiment, by pointing a
pistol at his head, and for having, after Lieutenant Moles-
worth obtained possession of the pistol, thrown him upon the
bed in the tout, sod forcibly taken the pistol from him, Lieu-
tenant Molcaworth, and again pointed it at his head ; such
conduct being greatly to the prejudice of goi.d order and
military discipline.
Of which charges the court found the prboner guilty.
Sentence—The court having found the prisoner guilty of
both the charges preferred against him, do now adjudge
him (the prisoner), Lieut A. W. Kirby, 19th
Krgi-
meat, to be cashiered.

(Signed) C. TROLLOP F,
COI., and Lieut.• Col. 62nd Regiment, President.
(Signed) W. (I. IthI4AINE,
Deputy J udge-Advoente
Before Sebastopol, July 21, 1855.
Approved and confirmed.
(Signed) JAMRS SIMPtiON,
Lieut.•o I Commending.
By order, (Signed) if. W. BAIMAILD,
Met of tho Staff.
London, England, 1855-08-06

VOt Court.

OSBORN% Ammar 4.
The Qualm, tiorompanied by Priam= Helene,
embarked fa tbs ?airy yesterday attsramm and west
towards tiontliewiptea to mem Prime Albert, ea his mare
hem the tamp at Alditshott. _ _

I The Prince" arrived et Southampton noon alter font,
o'clock, and went on board the Fairy in Southarapten Water.

After a short cruise the Queen sad Prises astarsid to
Osborne et seven *Walk.

The Primal. Louisa took carriage airings both yesterday
and to-day.
AUOl7lll* 5.
Her Majesty and Priam Albert, accompanied by Prises
Alfred, visited Healer Hospital yesterday.
The royal party disembarked from the Fairy opposite the
hospital, when Vies-Admiral 81r Thor. Cochran* was in
waiting to receive bit Majesty. Captain Dames and the
oMosn of the establisbaeat attended the Qs's., who weal

round the wards sad minutely iaspostod all parts of she
The Countess of Doug has ousesadal irlioonntoas Canning
as Lady in Wilting.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
Foreign-office, Downing-street. The ministers pre-
sent were:—Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chan-I
cellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne,
the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Earl of
Clarendon, Sir William Molesworth, Lord Panama',
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood,
the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Viscount Can-
ning, and the Earl of Harrowby. The Council sat
an hour and a half.

Dispatches were mat on Saturday from the Coloniel.offica
to the °overman of the Australian Colonise. Despatches
were received from the Governors of the West India Wands,
and from the Governor of New South Wales.
London, England, 1855-08-06

some pocket knives and offered than for sal.. Stme pities
remarked that it was too dark to eaanisc them, and the
defendant thee took from Ide pocket • Inciter box and
eandlie, which he lit. the possengere refined to purchase,
sad witness then perceived mine playing cards in defei.d
ant's head., sad hoard bin propose that mina
one should stake • shilling against the me of
spades. Several persona oceoptad the off.r, end
different amounts up to • sovereign were wagered, and
shagged heads, mostly to the defendant's apparent dim&
vantage; but witness amnestied ermapimity, and °twitted to
a Mead, Surely this is one of those tricks which we read
of i• the newspapers; I will try and catch him." He
consequently laid do en • shilling. Defeadent shunt d three
card., laid them down, sod then witnessed gamed for the
ace, bat of warm lost. A ascend shiliieg shared the sane
fate ; sad on arriving at the next station, he complained to
the authorities of the prattle* which was going forward.
The defendant sou immediately given into custody.
The accused endeavoured to imolai& away the offence by
ensile, that he had bought the knives a bad bargain,
and having the cards by chasm in his possession, thought it
would be ea inducement to some of the party is the carnage
to purchase if he (tiered to stake • knife against • shilling,
merely gsessing at the card as • novel way of deciding the
mater. . . . .

Toe eomplainant positively denied that after the cards
were produced say allusion whatever was made to the
knives. . .

The sisgistrate &Anted the ease should he ?mikado& but
es the leg steads these is little question that the offence
I charged can be sub,tantiated.

C LERKEN WELL.
London, England, 1855-08-06

ASSA ULT UPON •

JoAA Swaimn, a talllnah was dirfigared
with a black ye, was charged with omnatitting a vt..lent
and brutal assault oa police covetable 80 0, oa Saturday
evening last
It appeared from the evidence of the constable that on
Saturday night he saw the prisoner at the bar fighting with
:mother asaa, and causing a great disturbanes. Upon ask•
in( I f. le go away he mimed, and at ewe turned upon him
sad struck him htveral time, in the most brutal
Several of his companions also mem up and endeavoured to
ramie him. While ommy.ng the prisoner to the station
W (the policemsu) was kicked in the head and his fillers
put out of joust He was unable to go on duty yesteidep.
The prisoner, who was drunk at the time, was not known to
hi.. .

The prisoner, in defence, said he know nothing whatever
of dui watts,.

Aliterkett said that the conduct of the prisoner was
very disgraceful, and he should therefore fiat' him 11., or in
default commit him ro prison.
The prisoner's friends paid the riqaired amount, and he
wan liberated.

THE I'OSTMAS"
London, England, 1855-08-06

BRIGHTON.-THIS DAY.

(EY ELECTRIC TELZOKAPII.)
ARRIVALL—SiciIy, Ainthe, Flagevlot, P►ntheon, Ful-
beck, Little Bird, Rodomeli, Caliph, Bishop of Osn►burgh.
Latitude colt, Orinoco, Surgeon-General, Le Victime,Nest
Langton, Winkfirld, &lime', Sp►niard, Ascyooe, ragas-
tor, Duke of Lancaster, Le Fripon.

We (Scotsman) learn that in all probability the
Royal children will go to Balmoral some time before her
Majesty and Prince Albert proceed northwards, if, as re-
mains problematical, the Queen and Prince are able this
year to pay their usual Scotch visit.
We (Scotsman) are informed that arrangements
are making for building an iron steam vessel of 1,000 tone
and 150• horse power, to trade between this country and
Canada West, with Huthven's improvements in propelling
and navigating 'tiara- U.
The course of the municipal elections in France
does not uniformly run smooth. At Fecamo. on the coast
of Normandy, where there were 27 councillors to be elected,
only 7 candidates obtained a sufficient number of votes to
validate the election; but of this number only one was
chosen from the government list. The Prosperni expresses
its astonishment and regret at this result. At St. Benoit-
cur-Loire all the members of the council who were dismissed
by Imperial decree in 1852 have been elected in opposition
to government candidates. At St. Just-en-Chauss‘e (Oise),
a similar event has occurred. M. Anne', the late Mayor cf
Havre, whe, it may be remembered, was lately suspended,
lisle published a letter begging his fellow-citizens not to vote
for him again, but to give their suffrages to a candidate
I who cannot be more grateful, but who may be mere
favoured. — . .
-

The Journal de Frankfort announces that the Ger.
manic Dist Wes prorogued on the 2nd until October nest.
The refusal of the Austrian police in Lombardy to
great purports to Franoe, is creating much senntion there.
The new work by M. Victor Hugo, Loa Conteme
Atom, b essoanowl to miser eery shortly.
London, England, 1855-08-06

MARKETS.

COTTON Tammy Arose? 4.—The market dried heavily,
without change In pole P. The tales were from 5,000 to 6,000 b dee;
SOO Mr export and a like quantity on 'peculation ; comprising 4,000
America ; 170 Penmen and Almanham, at 61d. to 7d ; 20 Goals at
04d.; I 0 Egyptian, at (lid to 7d. ; 600 Surat, at 4d. to 44d.; atd
Sea Islands, at Is. 101. per lb.

COTTON GOODS—Weevers era, Ay ova S.—The market continues
languid. There has been rather more business in 40 inch India shirt-
Inv. and muds of the disposition to increased bu•iness is, no doubt,
owing to the rather better 'driers by the last mail from West's;
where, th• ugh pt ices are so low so still to leave a tows on the invoice
rates of the goods het; the large quantities which hare been forced
upon the tnerket through cheapoess afford on improved prospect for
shippers. The steed room that egista fur an emensiort 01 our mutes
in India is forcibly Illestra.ed by the increase of imports' within s
low year., the goanti.y of shirtinas, madspollarns, iieennets, and
cambries sent thither in the last year bons( 7,101 847 pleas, against
1.2,1,661 iu the year 1811.8. tt ith a decrease, commencing this week,
in the production cf these gr ids equal to bztween eO,OllO and 10,000
pieces per wick, following diminished shipments moistly. it is evi-
dent that there is much ground for hoping that this great trade will
soon right itself, and maanfecturers !a able to realise mom Yee:tine-
retire rates. In printing cloths there Ls a moderate business, and
dome.ties are going ft in fair quantities, with prices barely male-
tented. I t yarns the demand for w srps and cops I. very limited, and
prices are rather in scour of buyers. For India qualities of nude
yarn from 30's upwards there Is rather more Molnar, and pries@ ate
steadier.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Latne. AVOUPT 4.—We have no Important
change to reppoorrtt In the state of the woollen markeLoThere has been
a good attendance of Oa) ere and cosaiderable spirit MIDif011(11, and at
hest en average balloon boo been tran•aeted.

Ilaurts. Aroter 4. ibis morning's wool market Is firm. end
ths pro:psets of the trade are eonsadered to be brighter. la worsted
goods than Ls no alteration to report.
London, England, 1855-11-24

LORD MAYOR'S COURT.

THI COMMITMENT FOR PERJURY.

At the view; of the Court, last evening, his Issfigp
directed that Winburn, the person whom his lordsliog
directed should be detained on a charge of perjury (Is
i
ported yesterday In the Express), should be brought 11,4
the Comt.

Mr. BADimon, u counsel for the plaintiff, said that,i,
though be felt awned that the defendant had 94,
falsely, yet, in the 'blues of instructions, he abseil al
press the eau at the present time.

His Lordship addressed the defendant in an imps
manner, who was then discharged.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS,

THIS DAY.

Mr. Elerieant Adam., the Assistant Judge, Mr. 16/441
and a bench of Magistrates, sat this rooming se
Guildhall, Westminster, to hear hail cases. Taillike
Mined the names of 15 prisoners for trial, 5 Mill sMso
with felony, 6 with latterly, 2 with assaults, asd 1 it
hatpins a dismierly house.

CACTIuX TO WukiligN.
Edmond Brooks and Berry John Ward, plead in
guilty to an indictment, charging them with outages"
ber of pieces of wood, the property of Mr. Edward gini
their master.

Mr. Logic prosecuted.
It appeared from the evidence of the several
that en the evening of the 15th, Thornily, a policemen,
the prisoner Brooks leave the premises of /dr. Buss,stie
merchant, of King's-road, Obelus. with four *ma
timber is his poeseesion. lie asked him where hems
log them to, when he replied that he wa • going io ninths
to his mate's, who resided at the back of the workshq. Ik
made inquiries, sad found the story was eunitAil
afterwards went into the shop, when Ward at us d.
emitted that he had authorised Brooks to take the Ilde
away, he being under him, and thet the pints wen Ow
sidered by the workmen as perquisites.
Mr. aims, however, in his evidence, said that hi sus

authorised the foreman to allow the men t) take wad my,
and that no perquisites were allowed.
Mr. Salter made a •ery eloquent appeal tribe primers,
and called witnesses, who gave the priamerWard amok
excellent character ter honesty sad iateprity.
Mr. Witham having summed up at Rowe length, the
jury, after a long consultation, teemed a verdict of Net
Guilty.
Brooks was at once discharged, sad Ward Waned to be
tried on another indictment.

ICON ATTENDANCE OF ZCIOU.
Sr. Witham) floes tea or eleven puma 40i.
keN
Iteadones.
London, England, 1855-11-24

APPROACHING MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE.

The preliminaries are arranged for a matrimonial
animas between the Lady dapple Hay, eldest daughter of
the Earl and Countess of Kimmel, and the Hon. Jokes
Twislaton Finals, eldest sos of Lord Bays and Bels.
A marriage to also about to take plant between the Lady
Elisabeth Bligh, sister of the Earl of Donley, sad Mr.
Cost, eon of Coleus' the Ron. Peregriao Cast, brother of
Om late Earl of Brownlow.

The Lady Bertha Hostler, daughter of the Marchioness
of Reactor, will shortly be led to the altar by Mr. Mlles,
ranee brother of Ur. Talbot Carats, end beether-hclaw
of the Lady Edith Clifton.

The marriage of the Marquis of Winehester with
the Hoe. Mies Montages, daughter of Lord aad Lady
&ashy. took plata this amnia& at fit. Jamie's Chan*,
Piessodilly.
Ths Duke Charge of Meeklenburg-Strelits, who
amompaaisd the Csar ea his resent visit to Dianna, isthe
Imager broths, of the Remditary Greed Duke of Mock-
leaborg-fltmlit s, who resolves 11,0001. a year from the Beglish
*atlas by roans* of ►is marriage wit► the Prisons Augurs'
of Cambridge. The Priem who follows the Cssr was
. .

married in 1101 to the Grand Dashers Catherine,
of the Gread Doke Iliehael •f Reads..

His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge,
sesempealid by Cal. Meanield sad Cat Tyrwbitt, arrived
fish inersing at Drivel, front Boulogne, by the mail steam•
packet, the Baynes, Captain Moore. Hie royal highness
wee ressived ►y the naval sad military authorities, who
assompanied him to Birmingham's Ilvyal eoip Hotel.
After partaking of a slight repast, his royal highness lift for
town by the 12 o'clock train.
The Prince de 'Marine and the Das D'Antaale
left the sbip Betel at Dover last night for Chaos, to visit
their venerable went, the a. Queen Sadie.
'Captain W. H. Hall, of the Bleinheisa (formerly of
the litmests), is to oyes the Bailors' Home at Deese ea the
inot. The event will be celebrated by a dhow.
The Bishop of Liehfit Id has appoints& Ms am, the
Rev. J. G. leiesd.ll. Sseretery to the National Owineg owl
Baader at the Temple Church, to tM eassonry Wadi
Cathedral rendered meat by the death of the Arettlessee
et Stafford.
It is understood that the Rev. Dr. Vaughan, of
Wizen, obese preemilegs Is .'.mien with the parish
registry have eaneed so south 'sandal. bee resigned kb'
living.
The Treason? 'of the York County Hospital has
reeelme from Mrs. Plumy Risible, a amatim of Mi. to the
finds et Chas Moil*
London, England, 1855-11-24

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTIES.

A 'chooser was sgrosnitonTsid;&prirt, at noon. but did
not fly any *ignite of distress.—Liverpool, Nov. 23.
Glide, which beached yesterday at New Brighton, was
fl )ated off this morning, and taken into Union Melt.—
, Liverpool, Nov. 23
Peter Footles (Railway), hones to Tampico, has put into
Qamnatown, with bow store, loos of jibboom and gear,
having been in contact.—Liverpool, Nov. 23.
Roysl Williens.—Tbe Red has arrived from Holybs ad, with
a cargo of wheat, ea Royel William, from Dublin to Li-
verpool, sunk in liolp heed Hubert, and subsequently
saissd.—Liverpool, Nov. 23.
London, England, 1855-11-24

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

bed. The seemed blew remised bin laseaslifk, Ist he
waded ia ramie( the prisons sad sesated his
spore.
yr. Parater, observiag the proseates was ia • wry
weak state, with his toad boned np. dirested that he abwald
Mee a choir, sad opts Wog iniormed by hie wife that the
dome said he was to be kept very quiet, immediately
mimed his to be takes hose.
M Ito coselusion of the (*Stacey el the several wit.
poem, Yr. Payout said that se the priseser said sot well
be committed in time for the Monday's easiest et the
Casual Ctiestaal Cost, be should remand his IS • week.

Two (Mmes.
The railway share market to-day is generally
steady, but very inactive. Caledonians and Great
Westerns have been rather weaker, bat Eastern Coun-
ties continue to show a tendency towards recovery.
It would appear that the shares of the latter com-
pany have been somewhat freely operated in by spe-
culators for a fall. The market for them is now
stronger in consequence.
Foreign lines are quiet.

eek* today.
London, England, 1855-11-24

IHE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.

Mr. Imes Worthington Maude, end Mr. Bawls Whitby,
amend before the Led M iv°, apes • muswiese Margin
these with Ude( snlawkily emiesired together, by diem
witness, to nest sad defraud Moises. Kemp and Cloy,
hill brokers end bankers, of Abeliarch-lese, of mess cf
Mosey emossiieg to nearly 8001.
Mr. P vry appeared for the prosentirm; Mr. Sleigh
Mended few Maude; Mr. Poland appeired for Whitby.
There had ben erverel esiminatiose, end the subjoined
is the mibottoro of the evidence adduced.
Mr. Perry, in opening the ease far the prosention, said
h. queered oo brbelf of Melees. Hemp sad Cisy, who
Mined es s highly respectable business me bill broken end
lieskers is the City, sad the charge pima the defeadents
wee tbst of bevies emistired together. by felse repeopenta
Hass, to iedsor the promemose to diesel's% certain bills
statiag that they were boss fide trade bills,
that tba Its of the traders engine& of at lust Ise iv
512 penmen, who would be jointly sad rieveteUy liabis to the
prosecutors for the payment of the eisent of the Ms is
they hewn due. It approved that Maeda was the list
reyeensistive of the very highly teepestabie Ara of
=wed Co., who, It W well !sews, hod if sr stady
Mas satisfies mad lucrative beim@ is the City.
Maude had represented to the insiestees that the email
esembess el that iimisset lees wen menhirs of it et the
Yoe As bib were diesessesde uesreeistaties gave
fA the bib es est:set died elfish amid en bawl heie
eseeseeil W k hoes item thee Made dose wee the
asgssogaseL.. of thus fine. The teemed abeam' then
damn oho dehsdeste with intake*" Memos too ism&
seisest. sad with essephisg, the sae es melee mad the
ethos es dirk, to ein • Mee sober te the wsseeseless by
repreeesties the bills is the safari of bust fide ends Mile,
Bite the
wwe esseseeiedwise IW. sad of se vales.
By tenor el theme reprises otiose Mews. Sealy sad Clay
London, England, 1855-11-24

THE TUNISIAN OUTRAGE AT CON-

STANTINOPLE.

The mixed Commiesion appointed at Constantinople
to inquire into the ousts of the late deplorable con-
flict between the Tunisian and the French soldiers is
onstituted u follows :—For Turkey : Dervich Pacha,
Director of the Military School, President ; Mehemed
Bey, President of the Council of Police; Cabouli
Effendi. late Commimary of the Ports with the French
army ; Rashid Effendi, member of the Council of the
SersAriat. Foe Francs : M. Cressy, Captain of the
Staff, Aide-de-Comp to the Commander-in-Chief at
Constantinople ; and M. Oatray, sewed Dragoman to
the French Ambusador.

The Journal de Cbmieittiosople publishes a loci
article justifying the modest of the Teskish po is In
the lets amp.

The demise Telegraph, which left Keseteh on the
12th, sad Ceeetiretiaegie ea the 14th hut, bee arrived at
Munilles. with Elatevel Simms Sad seise. The Telegraph
punt the Priests stashes, seder Adnirel Brest. with
the Impede* Charles beard, la the Oen& Aseadpriepe,
London, England, 1855-11-24

TILE WAR IN ASIA.

The Moniker publishes the following, dated Con-
stantinoplo, Nos. 12:
According to the lest accounts, Omer Pasha wu s:peat•
lag a battle. Gotten% Mouravieff had detached a division
from his army, which was advaseUg by forced man►ee on
Huai by the Akhlsks road. About 8,000 Turks, under
Moustaphs Yuba, ►ad left Batumi to try sad est off this
detachment. Early is the month they ►ad reached Osur-
getbi. The Commander•io-Chief bade them meet him at
Kuala, which wilt become the theatre of some important
engagement, melees the Russians prefer intrenching them.
mires In the dealt,* which protect the advises on Tidies.
London, England, 1855-11-24

THE MILITARY EXPENDITURE OF

TURKEY.

The Constantinople arrespeedent of the Wiped.
ones Beige writes on the 12th inst. Much is said
of the dilapidation@ in the Turkish administrstion I
everybody thioks he has the right to throw a stone
at it without giving himself the least trouble toenquirs
into the truth. Doubtless it has committed abuses,
but people will be astonished when they have before
them a distinct proof that theirs abuses are less here
than anywhere else. It will not be long before this
evidence appears, for the Porte has decided
publish officially the budget of the war,
during the last two years. It will then be seen that,
since the commencement of the war, the Ports has

had to maintain 250,000 men upon an effective war
footing, either against the Russians in Roumelis,
Asia, or in the Crimea, or against the Greeks, and in
the interior ; and that during the whole two years, the
entire expenses of the clothing and subsistence of
these 250,000 men have not exceeded 5,000,0001.,
or 125,000,000 fr. It would be interesting to know
if England or France have escaped so cheaply, with
all the order of their administration and the luxury
of their bureaucratic system ?»
London, England, 1855-11-24

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
BM= TKO LOWS MITT JCIITICIA Of AMU.

31 !LILTS BATIMIIII IN RI lITHAUAN, A Ammurrt
Mr. Chandler and Mr. Himont (of the amen* 6,
bar) appeared in support of an appeal by the 'kip* •
the bankrupt from a decision of Mr. Coo ii‘cutt
pa
blaeque, allowing a claim in respect of a contingent 114
lily against the bankrupt's estate. It appeared elit%
indenture dated June 2, 1834, Messrs. J. H. (Leith asd t
F. Goodell covenanted with certain mortgagees of ph*
of ammeranee that they would pay 20,0(}01., the sum sigmhi
by the mortgagees, and that, by the sane deeds lit
Birdies, the bankrupt, end his late partners, saps
that the Messrs. Gulden should pay the above ma hyib,
stahnente In June, 1855; June, 18.16; and Amato.
The claim in question had been allowed by the etings,
shiner, in respect of the two iustalments not yet dm, ill
was now soiled to be expunged, on the. ground tilit
gti
not founded on a contingent liability to pay a sum Magill
, provable under the 178th section of the Bankrupt Lures,
solidation Act.

Mr. Bwaaston, Q C., tad Mr. G. M. Giffard, coat
that the oe v tobough for the payment of mug yf
another person, in fact created a contingent natality is th
Issokrapt to pay stoney which wu provable, kraut,
178th section of the act.

Their Lordships dismissed the petition of appeal, kehs.
that the claim had been properly allowed by the
sioner, u for • contingent debt under the 178:h yiptiyafig
the Bankrupt Law Coneolidation Act.
London, England, 1855-08-01

THE LAST ~ INFERNAL MACHINE."

A Paris correspondent writes to as under date of
yeeterday afternoon :
" At the instant of dosing my letter I hear of mine expo-
rimeats which are to be made to-night at Vincennes with a
balloon, intended to be used at the bombardment of cities.
The investor claims t►e power of directing his ballots
whimsy he wishes. It is to be charged with shells, which
are to be fired by an electric wire at the Moment of descent.
"The experiments this eveniog will take place In the
presence of the Emperor. The be loos ea this occasion will
be charged with rockets only in order to prevent saddest."

Log of Portugal was uprooted to arrive at
Pima last evening.
Abner from Bps mentions the arrival then of Meyer-
harm Soaday " With hie ordiaary modesty," says
Miswrite; " he sought to avoid the notice et the Inhabitants,
but, being megabit' cm his entry tato the city, he wee
Wigged to nags himself to ea °venom. A charming sem
sods we improvised by K. Guillaume,:chief of the orebestre.
Us sago iacluded the celebrated Marche awe Fiambeem,
sod OM overture to laitoik Nord. The great mean
disnverd, desoeudat for the purpose of complimenting the
mei" who so happily iatorpreted three norenet."
TM Sultan has ordered nagoitioent necklaces in
heillimits to be nada, es paean for Qeses Victoria sad
the Empress Rapala, and saddles, also embroidered is
briniest', to be made fee the limper's, the Mai of W-
ilkie. sad Priam Albert.
The following members of the Hoses of Cannons
voted last 'ming for the Marquis of Bleadford's motion
that the Sale of Bear Bill be pastime& for three maths :-
1 Kamm. Jame Bell, P. Bieekbews, J. Brethertow, noun
rainebers, Sir W. Ilsetbssle, A. P. Xieseird, W. Kirk.
W. riishell, Icesph Napier, end W. Stuart
BOICIDS 01 A GIRL IN VICTOSIA PAIL—THIS
DAT.—This sags men o'clock, use of the
mutable, winaislaty is isterielrerk. Beam's. Adds,
sad dimmed tits body et a ineide, sheet 14 vein of age,
luting is the emenoutei mast Of the •Slik•Ufli. There
wee @mks as dr Ara, sod her esse were bin:hand from
mussel violins% The piing eirlis I denim hive wade
ishdr7, sad bee lelbssieties they have received, the dr-
oned la alleged is hese bees gushy ill-treated aad
Seeosted. Mr. W. Nebr, ireeser. will held ea Innen
es ate deine9l treenow Muni* The eau,it is
enrested. ins& ney oniseely genet emits
to
bow bees iihming hil±iseessed for rase dohs
prises to Mu NI SI sidg4Milmik -
London, England, 1855-08-01

THE POLICE COURT&

CLERKEN WELL.
James Webb, aged 37, chemist, of No. 63, Goewell•road,
Clerkenwell, was charged by Emma Mathews, a young
woman, with having committed a criminal smolt upon her.
Mr. Humphries attended on the part of the prisoner.
Tee proseentriz having been sworn, said—On Tuesday,
the 24ah of July, I went to the prisoner's shop for a Seidlits
powder. He asked me what was t►e matter, and said I was
very ill. I told him I bad a pain in my side, and I vomited
blood. He told me to wait for a few minutes. Hs served
a customer, and then asked me into the parlour and en.
stained my chest. On the following day he called at my
master's house, Mr. Silverthorne, No. 3, York-place, City-
road, Islington. The family ware out of town. He took
me into the parlour, end told, me to undo my dress in order
that be might leek at my chest. I did so. He then
said, " You must have your stays off. or I shall
not know what to prescribe for you." I refused.
He said he would rather, see females without their clothes.
I then took ofl my stays. (The witness here detailed the
particulars of the prisoner's conduct towards her, which are
unfit for publication.)
By Mr. Conic-1 cried and made an alarm, ►ut he held
me tightly down. I told him 1 would complete& to my
muter on his return from the country. He said "You may
do as you please; I am a gentleman, and have got plenty of
money, and amid employ counsel, and you are only a ser-
vant and owed do nothing." I asked if that was the way
he served his patients who visited ham. He said " Yea, the •
generality of them ; especially such pretty girls aa you."
He said if I would get a holiday he would take me to the
theatre. My master and family returned from the country
on Sunday, when I ezpoesd the prisoner's conduct, and he
was apprehended.
Mr. Humphries cross•e:amined the witness without
shaking her testimony.
Sergeant Benjamin Goodwin, 8 N, proved apprehending
the pnsooer at his residence, in the presence of the preeecu-
trim. The prisoner asked her if then was no way of settling
the matter with her.
. . .

Mr. Corsi' cautioned the prisoner u to whether he would
say anything in his defence.
The prisoner said be denied the capital charge.
11 Mr. Corns fully committed him for trial, and declined
taking bail for his appearance at the sesaions.
He was conveyed to prison.
London, England, 1855-08-01

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MARR•LANE.-THIS DAY.

The trade in Mark-lane for wheat this morning was quiet
at Monday's revs. Flour underwent no change in value,
bat was far from a brisk sale.
Barley was placed with difficulty at former prices.
The receipts of oats continue on too liberal scale to admit
of say advance, and good sweet corn alms supported Mon-
day's quotations.
Beans and peas unchanged.

---- •
kmaleatjl OM LORDII4 FROM JOLT 30 TO AUG. 1.
On Bulls. lleateL lOU. Fordo
Whaat IMO I I 6740
Barley ...
WO
Oats 330360 •
I U7O I 13030
Malt.
Maur.