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The Express.
London, England, 1862-01-06

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that a period of hummed trouble is in store for a
very important beetteh of the national industry,
and for a numerous class of the population. It is
noticed already that the rise in the price of the
manufactured article does not keep pace with the
ries in the price of the raw material ; indeed, it
cannot do so, for the slow pace of the Indian and
other foreign markets acts as a constant drag upon
the prices at Manchester. The importance of this
element may be imagined if Messrs. Du FAY and
Co. are correct in estimating that the stocks of
cotton manufactures " held all over the world

" are considered equal to a year and a
" half's consumption." Now, when the prices
[of the manufactured fabrics do not rise
lin proportion to the advance in the raw material,
the spinner and manufacturer must do one of two
things—slacken the production of yarns and goods,
or go on making them at a loss. The latter
course would be totally opposed to every business
principle, and certainly could not be carried on
for long. Large masses of operatives ar. -ow,
consequently, being thrown out of employment,
and if the threatened additional rise in the price
of cotton occur, there will be a louder wail of dis-
tress from the manufacturing districts. Every ad-
vance that may take place from the present
high level of prices at Liverpool will
operate very actively in checking industry. When
our readers meet henceforth with the apparently
common-pleas announcement that " the price of
" cotton at Liverpool has then" such and path a
fraction of • penny per lb., they may interpret it
as meaning that another mill is closed, and another
thousand of industrious persons deprived of the
means of subsistence. These bald-looking trade
reports possess often a far deeper significance than
some of us imagine.
London, England, 1862-01-06

have long been scarce in the market. The price,
which was quoted on Thursday 63 to 65 and yes-
terday 64 to 66, was to-day quoted by the dealers
69 to 71. The sum paid being 601. per share, this
undertaking is now in a very satisfactory position
in the market. All other bank shares were very
firm, and better_prioes were quoted for London and
Westminster, Union of London, Oriental, and
Ottoman. In miscellaneous shares there was an
improvement in Australian Agricultural and Trust
and Loan of Upper Canada.
Canada Government Bonds have again risen
1 per cent., and Victoria }.
London, England, 1862-01-06

SERIOUS EXPLOSION OP GUNPOWDER.

On Saturday morning an alarming explosion of g
gunpowder otemmed in Wolverhampton, by which three
persons ressimid serious injuries. Some sinkers hail been St
engaged sinkbeg • well at the mar of • block of buildings
in • district known as Springfields. On Friday night they 10
placed in the firt.grate oven a flask containing about I§6
three-Tartars of • pound weight of powder • and they Bt.
lighted • ire in the ;rate the next morning, forgetting that St.
the powder was there. Whilst two of the men, and a St.
women who bad brought the breakfast of one of them, B<..
ware sitting in the room where the powder woe lying la sash '
danger us proximity to the brisk ire, all tki their ie
morning meal, the powder became ignited. Ia sa ateleat Sa.
the east-iron oven and grate were shattered mid the brick- IT
work io which they were set dislodged from its place, the bio
doors in all the roomm downstairs blown off their hinges, at
the windows and their casements forced out, and the
three persons lying unconscious and bleeding. One man ate
was projected against the cellar door, which bunt away it,
as his body strack it, and ou regaining cooscious- St.
sem he found himself lying at the bottom of the oellar 10
steps in great pain, soil his eyesight appanrotly
gone. One of his fingers was split up and his tack has a
been injured. The second MAO was found in the yard at eg.
the back of the booms with his clothes and hair GO Ass, ma
sad crying pitifully fur some one to put out the &atm Ha at.
ls shockingly burnt, and also cut in the face, sad whim his It
clothes were removed the skis peeled from his legs. The
woman is also sadly burnt, especially about the face, sad is it
severely cut on the knee. All three were removed to the et.
hospital. The maimed lager of the Brit man was ampule. es.
tad ; an operation was also performed on the wounded limb It.
of the woman. The second man sad the woman lie in • it
precarious state.
London, England, 1862-01-06

ITALY.

Garibaldi has accepted the Presidency of the
Rifle Association of Genoa, and has addressed a
letter to the members of that body, in which he
says :—" Hasten to prepare yourselves to take up
arms, for the moment approaches when you will
have to give fresh proofs of your valour."

TURKZY.
SCUTARI, JAI. 4.
The Montenegrins have violated the territory of
&Wane.

1,500 Baabi-Barouks have been despatched from
Antivari to drive them back.
Use and h:unit:a have been re-occupied by the
Montenegrins.

CHINA.
PEW, Nov. 13.
(out et. Petersburg.)
The Emperor has arrived here. Prince Kong
has been appointed Regent of the Empire.
The Supreme Council, the members of which
were hostile to Europeans, has been dissolved.
Suh-Shun, President of the Finance Department,
bas been publicly executed.
Two other influential personages have strangled
themselves by order of the Emperor.

THZ OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.
QuziorsrowN, JAL&

The Royal Mail steamsiip Arabia arrived hare
at noon to-day, embarked mail; passengers, and
latest telegrams, and proceeded for Halifax at 4
p.m. All well.
London, England, 1862-01-06

they would be quite eat of the reach ct the guns
Itommeading the clianneL Toronto lies very low,
is quite flaty and corers a large extent of ground.
If war breaks out and we lose the oommand of the
lakes, property in it will not be worth much.
I liars not jun now at command the dimensions
d the Rideau Canal, but will furnish them next
letter. The sins d the Bt. Lawrence canals
(those constructed to avoid the rapids between
Montreal and Lake Ontario) you will And in the
following table :
1111 sus at uft. fwda,"
London, England, 1862-01-06

GARIBALDI AND THE NEAPOLITAN&

The journal Roma e Venezia, published at Genoa,
contains the following letter from General Garibaldi
to the representative of the Committee of Trecchina
(a market town of Naples) :

Thanks to, the committee of Treonhim for its
kind words, and now be good enough tb listen to use
from me. Upon you, who were the first to throw
Bows the glove to the tyrants of your extetry, ape' you
have fake the most misfortunes. Such is the reward of
merit. There remain to us the approval of our eousederee
for having fulfilled our duty, and the inflexible rewire to
do it again before very loug. The priests of Rome, with
those who tolerate and protect them, are the cause of all
your troubles ; they must feed ou dead bodies in order
to live. I should have pee to you some time since,
but did net go for the same remixes as those which iodated
me to have you; I hope, however, soon to be with you.
Meanwhile all of you arm yourselves with • musket, or
with something else ; you will Ind organisers amen your
valiant fellow-cithens. All of you arm. Let your example
be followed by ell the Misr provisoes, and all armed and
organised ledges& sad malefaetcrs of every kind will
disappear. Above all, do not abandon the programme
which makes as stroag, "Italy sod Victor Emmanuel r
and do sot lietes to** sem of party. We all belong to
the nation which wishes to eseelibute itself, and not to
parties, and we shall secs be ready to remind the
audacious who have folgottai it that this had is the land
of Massaniello sad of the Vespere—Ever yours,
Caprera, Dec. 24, 1861. G. GARIBALDI.
London, England, 1862-01-06

MEMORIALS ON THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTY.

The following memorials, praying for a pacific
of the American difficulty, have just been prewutoi
L Load Palmahoe s—Front the independent corigregasio,„
Tempi, Yerkinethatriris; horn the protestant direseuton
Bonita, from the protestant dissenteri of
Rhodfawr, ; from the protestant dissenters of
Bryngwrasoinglimes; from the protestant dissenters sf
Bann. AngliNti; front the protestant dissenters of Ps,
Ass;
frost the protestant d Wooten of lierns,s,
; from the protestant dissenters of Censer,
Iltrollowing memorial has been presented to Lord I.
merston by the inhabitants of the borough of Derby,
public meeting anionsbhd That they regard with sortss
and alarm the critical date of the relations of this (=coy
with the United States, believing that a war, should it us.
happily arise between thee. two nations, of the wore
origin, speaking the same language, and having essentially
similar habits and instantiate, would be a diagram to their
common oiviliaatioi sod Christianity. That they are no.
able to see in the subject of dispute anything that may not
be settled by ordinary diplomacy, or the arbitration of ira.
partial and competent arbitrators, agreed epos by the two
ts, and they remember with satithaotiou that ha
Ciaer:itys government submitted to the congress of Paris,
held at the ekes of the late war with Ruda, a declaration,
I which was aseented to by thesentatives of all the
powers, retiornmending that ' estates between which
serious disegreement shall hr arise, shell, before
appealing to form, have recourse (so far as circumstances
may admit) to the good offices of some friendly power.'
"That, having regard to this declaratioe, the dispute
between England and the United &Moils one for the settle.
moot of which the aid of a friendly power ought to be oh.
tamped ; and your memorialists earnestly retreat your lord.
ship to use the influence you poison to muse the adoption
of that course. But should it not be found possible to ob.
tun an immediate and peaceful end of the diferenoes be.
tween the two countries, they farther urge your lordship
and your oollesigues in her Majesty's ministry to abstain
locos all aids that may lead to hostilities until parliament
has had an opportunity of expresdng ita opinion upon the
subject. " Janis Owitr, Chairman."
London, England, 1862-01-06

THE RHINE.

The following is a letter from Mayence, dated the
30th ult. :

Os the day alter Cluistame-day the paid saloon al the
Ant hotel of Napalm was megolitessely decorated. The
walls were hays rated with arms east French dap. A
Whys* porkshof Newham L, eenseested by a brilliant
sun, was placed lay gromiasse pities. Oa the right sad
left were the amass of neat of therms& marshals wedges*•
ale, and opposite wasthe prevail of Navahos 111. The old
veterans of the Greed Amy celebrated a Oh. From
eighty to ninety men, old sad yaw, the Ant decorated
with the medal of St 11011/014 0003111111101 LI MO, lawyers,
lamas, arrived in succession. Presently the door opened, sad
the French Consul appeared, led by the burgomuter of the
city. The Consul was received with cries of entbasimet
the beating of drum, mid a Boorish of trumpets from the
orchestra. After the repast the Oosenl pee a toast in bad
German, to which a veteran replied In French. Toasts
were then drank micemeively to " The Great Emperor,"
to "The Glorious Empire," to "The Victorious Army," to
"The Marelish." &a, and each was received with the
greatest applause.
London, England, 1862-09-02

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(BY BRITISH ♦ND DUNN iummno TZLEGIATH).
(FROM OUR OWN CORRIMPONDENTI
COITON.-10 this market speculation still continues. The
tales will probably be about 8,000 bales.
0011 N.—At to-day's market wheat met rather a slow sale,
sad prime irregular. Floor dull, and Rd. lower ; westerus,
29.. 6d. Indian corn firm ; mixed, 295. tid. Beane un-
altered. Oita and oatmeal without change.

MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR. —The market has epeeist steadily. with a fair
demand from the trade at full prier Refined : The demand
is quiet at the previous quotation., which are unaltered.
Corium. —There is a steady inquiry for all drivable
parcels of both Plantation and native Ceylon at firm rates.
Tea.—Taysham and Mooiogs have sold for export at
fully previous rates ; other sorts are in limited request.
Facer.--The market is well supplied with new currants
and Valencia raisins, for which holders are firm at the late
currency.
Rice.—At steady prices 4,00 C bags have been sold—low
cargo at 7s. 100. to Bs. ; white Beugel broken, 10s. 9d.
Clorrom.—Tbe market continues excited, sod a farther
advance of id. per lb. has been paid with a large badness
transacted. Tionivelly sold at 20d. ; Oomrawuttes, 194 d. ;
Weetern, 17d. to 170.
JUTE is in fair demand at full prices.
BALTPETEE.-400 bags Bengal sold, refraction 7} and
at 40s. 3d.

TALLOW MARICET.—(THIS DAY).
The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows:
Town tallow, 47e., net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. oe the
spot, 485. ; Oct. to Dec., 495. ; Jan. to March, 495. Gd. to
495. 9d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Yaws. Harvey and Easton report trade slow, at bud day's
prism Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80a. ; superior ditto,
Me. to 95e. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to 50a. ,• stew, ditto, 401. to
80s. ; rowan, 36a. to 70a. ; clover, old, 90s. to 1151. ; ditto,
'woad cut, 00a. to 115 e. ; straw, 365. to 42a.

MAILLACHOLT AC:'IDENT.—k very distressing
occurrence was investigated by Mr. W. Payne. the City
caressr, at a late hour last night at St. Bartholomew's
liosgitaL It appeared that a Mrs. Annie Worley, aged 24,
the wife of a tradesmen residing at Hart-court, Cripolegata
was out on all excursion at Gravesend; sod that while going
along the country road, she, being in high spirits, caught
kohl of the back of a chaise in which some partite were
driving. They, to cause her to let go, kept driving on
rapidly, mash, at length fell to the ground with great force.
litie received a serious injury to the spinal cord. from the
effaces of which she died. The jury returned a verdict of
"Accidental Death."
We are requested to contradict a statement
which has appeared to the effect that Mr. Anderson is to
be the caw hams of Astlay'r Amphitheatre.
London, England, 1862-09-02

t3PORTING INTELLIGICNCE.

TATTERSALL'S.—MoNDAY.

The settling of the past week's accounts having bees
chiefly effected in the City during the morning, ample Woe
was left for the renewal of speculation at the Corner. As
will be found below, the St. Leger entirely engrossed IMP-
tiou, but the quotations presented no change of any come.
qualms. The Marquis retained his position as first favourite
with great firmness, 7to 2 being taken freely about him.
Buckskine was also one of the popular favourites, sto I
being taken on behalf of the Haymarket comedian. lam-
brook made another decided step in the favour of barkers of
horses, for this afternoon so more than 7 to 1 could he obtaised
about him. Caractacua, concerning whom there still exists
much uncertainty, and even mystery, WY in somewhat
better odour to-&y, the Derby winner finding supporters at
10 to 1. Exchequer, who had also been rather " &My,"
was backed at 12 to 1. Argonaut, who bad " come" in the
course of Saturday in City circles, was firm at lb to I, and,
from the quartets in which be is supported, he is likely to
see a shorter price. The Stockwell colt found friends at 20
to 1, and John Scott's "second string," Hurtle:ape, was ft-
turned at 22 to 1 (taken). 25 to 1 was also lass about
Johnny Armstrong. Old Calabar, whose admire was as•
parted to be more rapid, was backed at the same meta&
figure. Closing prices :

_
ST. LEGER.
7 to 2 apt Hon. S. Rawhe's The Marquis (0
5 to 1 Mr. Merry's Beekstese (t)
7 to 1 Mr. s Gar Whose& (M
20 to 1 Mr. SsoMft's Oarsetwass (t)
12 to 1 Lord Ocrraetry's Exolmmiese (t)
16 to 1 Sir Joseph Hawley's Argonaut (t)
20 to 1 Lord Glasgow's Stockwell oat (t)
I 2 to 1 Lord Falmouth's Hurries, (I)
25 to 1 Mr. Fobert's Johaay Armoires( (t)
25 to 1 S. R.. Bullishly's OM Calabar (t)

DERBY SUMMER MEETING.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW.

THE CHATSWORTH STAIRS (Handicap) of 60 son., added
to a sweepstakes of 10 rams. each, li it, and 3 eel, if en
dared ; winners extra ; the second to save his stake. One
mile. (14 sub, 6of whom declared.)
Age st lb Age at lb
General Hess 6 9 2 I Ran Aris
London, England, 1862-09-02

MINES.-(THIS DAY,)

Two o'CLooK.

In the mining market to-day Wh;alLUdoott end
East Cern Brea shares have improved : the former
are quoted 11 to 4, and the latter 124 to
Marke Valley are quoted 101 to 11 ; East Cara-
don, 47 to ; Wheal Beton, 145 to 150 ; and South
Caradon, 360 to 370. The market generally is
inactive.

In foreign and colonial mining shares not a
single transaction is officially recorded in the Stock
Exchange, and in the absence of business, prices
may be considered the same as yesterday.
London, England, 1862-09-02

SOUTHWARK.

A YoRKSHIRDIAN'S VISIT To THY IXIIIBMOII.
A young fellow named John White, who wes well-dressed,
aid refused to rive his address, wee brought before Mr.
liurcham, charged with stealing a valuable watch from the
person of Mr. Joseph Strickland, a manufacturer, reading
near !sells, in Yorkshire.
The prosecutor, a jolly-looking country gentleman, said
a few days ago be cause up to London to see the Exhibition,
and yesterday went with a friend to witness the Fo-
resters' Pie at the Crystal Palace. About 7 o'clock they
came up by railway from the latter place, and walked
some distance up the Borough to look for a Kings-
land omnibus, us they both lodged there. When in
Union-street a procession came along of teetotallers
with a hand of music. Witness and his friend stood
on one side to let them pass, when be perceived some one
lean over him and mesa his side where bin watch was and
leave him. Hie friend called out. " That man has stolen
your watch." Witness put his band down and missed it
from his waistcoat pocket. and the chubs was hanging down
loosely. A minute afterwards he raw the prisoner in cus-
todr, but the watch could not be found.
Mr. }Jungian% asked if he saw the prisoner prior to the
robbery being discovered?
Witness replied that be did not, as the crowd wu so
great, and he was pressed much.
William Pickard MIA be resided near Leeds, and was
with the prosecutor in Unionetreet, when the band passed
them. lle was standing on the other side of Mr. Strickland,
when be distinctly saw the prisoner reach over him, itrid put
his hands to his waistcoat pocket, sod withdraw
them suddenly. Witness then seeing the chain banging
loosely down, called out to the prosecutor, " You have lost
your watch." Witness instantly pursued the prisoner sad
London, England, 1862-09-02

Eatollibe4 HAL

NCYFICE.

BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK.-
To avoid disappointment from the substitution of coun-
terfeits, be careful to ask fur the Genuine bond's Permanent
Marking Ink, and further to distinguish it, observe that NO
SIXPENNY SIZE is, or has at any time been prepared by him,
the Investor and proprietor. N.B.—The genuine and URIGI-
NALDOID'SPERMANENTMARKINOIYK bears the address
on the label, td, LONG-LANE, WEST SMITHFIELD, CITY.

SPECTACLES, unproved by HARRIS and
SON, lOU most certainty preserve the sight. Better cannot
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 15►: steel, with
tres, 3a to lea. Gold and hiller Spectacles and lye-Glaases
reat variety, at equally low price.. Harris's Proapect Glam.
LTA ed post free. THOS. HABILIS and SON, Opticians to the
loyal Family, opposite the British Museum Gates, Loudon.
Established IiSO. Oaution.—No travellers employed.

AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLANDS'
MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is
miiversally to high repute for its unprecedented success during
the last 00 years In promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti-
fying the human hair. It prevents hair from tailing off or turn-
ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and
dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For
children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis of a
beautiful head of hale. In climates It alike displays its In-
comparable results, and has long been an established favourite
in India. Price SLIM., 75., les. INL, equal to four small, and 21a
per bottle. Sold by A. aowLA ND and SONS, 20, Hatton-garden,
and by chemista anti perlwaera—Aak for Rowlands' Macassar

NOTICE.—The New Novel, FOOTSTEPS
BEHIND HIM. by WILuAn B. STIWAST, Is now ready
at all libraries in town and country.
A MIMI SUPPLY of Mr. WILLIS COLLIBDS BASIL will be

ready 0 Friday next.
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London, England, 1862-09-02

ROME

A letter from Rome asserts that the government
of Turin has caused assurances to be given to the
Romans that as soon as the Garibaldian movement
should be suppressed, and tranquillity fully re-
stored, the French army of occupation would retire.
It is this assurance which has prevented popular
manifestations being made in Rome in favour of
11 the insurrection.
London, England, 1862-09-02

took him into custody. A constable came up, when he was
searched, but no watch wee found on him.
The prisoner, who denied the charge, was reminded
until Monday next for ioquiries to be made about him.

W INSTER.
CRAWS or SHOPLIrTING.
Plutbe EtimbetA Willis and Elizabeth Lisburn, fashion.
ably-dreesed females, wearing extensive crinoline skirts,
ware charged before Mr. Arnold with stealing • piece of,
silk of the value of 171., from the shop of Messrs. Harvey,
Nicholls and Co., 10, Lowndes-terrace, Knightsbridge,
under the following circumstances.
Eli Brown, an assistant, stated that between 4 and 5
o'clock the previous afternoon the prisoners came into the
shop and asked to look at soon silk dresses. He showed them
a number, when as he had some suspicion of them he kept •
close watch on their movements. They looked at several of
the pieoes and asked to see some more. He turned to get
another. As he laid it on the counter he missed one of the
pieces be bad previously produced. He did not say • word
i then, but served them with a piece, which was paid for,
and he cleared away the remainder. He communicated
with one of the firm, and stated his suspicions. His employer
spoke to the prisoners, and asked them to go into the
counting-house, as he wished to speak to them privately.
On their way there, be saw a piece of silk drop from
beneath the drew of Willis. (The officer produced the silk.)
Mr. Arnold—What ! All that
Witness—Yes, sir.
Mr. Arnold—How many yards are there ?
Witness—Seventy-five yards and a-half, and of the valise
of 161. 19s. 9d.
Evidence continued—Witness picked up the silk dress and
took itinto the counting-house.
Mr. Arnold—How could she get that under her dress ?
I Witness—She had • alit in frost of it about ten inches
long.
One of the firm corroborated the evidence. He heard the
dress fall. His aesistant picked it up, and said to the pri-
soner," Here it is." He bad bad his suspicions of them, as
they had been several times in the shop.
The prisoners were remanded.
London, England, 1862-09-02

CALUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam
(
Voram. unleatioa between London and India on 15th of each
month, by one of the magnificent fleet of steamers belonging to
the East India and London Shipping Company lLimitest. The
well-known clipper auxiliary steam ship JANOS, 2.666 tons,
T. HURZT, coonnauler, now loading In the
:tactile
!London) Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark-
ing passengers at, and leaving tIRAVESIND ou IStb September
sir CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of dood Hope, and calling at
MADRAS to land and embark pas...engem only. This magnificent
ship, built expressly for the India Trade, has been thoroughly
retitkal, has first rate accomm•alation for passengers. and will
:ally au experienced sur3con, also a stewarneai. The average
pwage of the last four steamers has been 74 lays 41 hours to
Madras. and the last, the Nydaspcs, made the voyage in 65 days,
being the shortest passage on record. It es Anticipated that the
sncrevalnc vessels will accomplish the voyage in an approximate
lime. Foe freight or passage apply to GRINDLAY and Co., 56,
Parlianscut street, S.W. ; the Dream, ALFRED BRETT and Co.,
150, Leadenhall.street, E.C. or at the OFFICES of the COM-
PANY, 9, Mincing-Line, Loudon, E.C., where also application for
appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1862-09-02

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE GARIBALDIAN PRISONERS.

The Siicle of to-day says :—" We are assured
that, on the reception of thenews from Aspromonte,
the first word uttered by King Victor Emmanuel
was ' Amnesty.' We are assured also that, alleg-
ing reasons of state, some advisers of the crown
did not hail this generous expression, which never-
theless was that of M. Rattazzi and the majority
of his colleagues."
A Turin correspondent of the Temps says that
Rattazzi. on being asked some question respecting
the treatment of the prisoners, remarked, " We are
neither Cossacks nor bloodthirsty."
The Mazzinian journal at Milan, the Unita
Italian, has voluntarily suspended publication.
The Journal Sr Rouen states that a letter has
been addressed by K Rattazzi to M. Thouvenel,
pointing out the situation in which the cabinet is
placed. Having to reappear before the chambers
OD the 15th, it requires to be able to give to the
parliament of Turin hopes which will in some mea-
sure complete the triumph of order. The Journal
de Rouen adds that hostilities are already being pre-
pared against the cabinet. It is said to be in con-
templation to tall for the impeachment of M.
Rattazzi for the illegal arrests of deputies whose
inviolability is guaranteed by the constitution.
London, England, 1862-09-02

TRAFFIC RETUItIfB.

Mlles Pas- Mer- Total, Total,
1116111A111 open sewn, chandlee leB2 min
Week ealiag August lb. A
Buffalo and lAke Han, . 1131 i I,S . 1,0'.N

Wee* ending August 30.
London, Brightuu, sad S
Coast 1.4873 3,003 u.nes
South &Merit — %071 3,74 Z 30,344 ::6,343

EXTRAORDINARY TARR OP FlN:l.—Dilring tit,
last week or ten days, according to the Cork papers, the
heehaws of Cork, Kinsale, Yongbal, Ballycottoa, Ardmore.
and Courtmuherry, had more fish of the most valuable
kinds for the market than within therms period io human
recollection, showing that fish of almost description i■
in vast abundance more than usually close to the land, and
that it only requires the means of taking and conveying it
to market, or curing it, to ensure to the fishermen on the
soothers coast a moat abundant harvest. The means, how-
ever, for catching the fish are of the most primiti►e sad
slovenly description, and no efforts are making to effect an
improvement in them.
ROYAL FREE H.OXPITaL, lißAY'st-INN-ROAD. —The
number of patients relieved at thin hospitr.l during the week
ending August 30 was 2,949, of which 1,096 were DOW aro.
[Ad vertisemeutd—HouowAY's Onsrmiurr Asa
PlLLS.—Comfort, Health, and liafety.—Tbese blessings are he
yond all price In money value—possessing these, no reflestiec
person will complain of his position or pecuniary circumstances.
Holloway's far-fainted remedies can everywhere he purchased at
, a trifling cost, and, with them at hand, most disorders may be
imniedistely set right, and moat disewes defied. Rhin farce dns,
sores, ulcers, superficial and leep~•samd inlaufmations, with
Oat of other aliments, readily succumb to the virtues of his
Ointment, while internal complaints yield with like facility to
his Pills, which are purifying, restorative, tonic, and aperient
llolloway'r esteemed medicaments present to the axed and infirm
the means of relief from many of the discomforts which
their own misery and augment the solicitude of their friends.

BIRTHS, NARBIAGIND, AND DEATHS.

BIRTH&

Al2l2ll&—August 29, at A 19,291994 the wife of Captolu AA.ra,

..„
R.R., of a eon.
BKRKSFORD.—Augnit 28, at Holy Rectory, near Lef, ectcr. t`c
wife of the Rev. U. Herndon). of a son.
FILILND.—Aagnet to, at Stirlen Howie, areville road. Kilburn.
the wife of H. T. F. end, of & daughter.
HILLMAN.—Angust 211, at %V estbourne-yark road, the wlf, of .1.
Hillman, Roy., of a eon.
LOWNHES.—August 27, at Brannstoo, NorthanigiMuiliira the
wife of Lleut.-Colonel Locrudic. of a eon.
PARLEY.—Aucuat 29, at 11
ellll. ek. Wiudermire, the •ile
Caappttdalp AWey. R. N., of
RICHMOND.—Antptet f 9, at
mow Hull, the
of Captain 11. Richmond. Staff Moor, of a danghter.
NOMEL—Autrust Ds, at ilburn, the cite of Y.
Romer, Kaii , of a ton.
London, England, 1862-09-02

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

pt user= ram.)
DERBY MEETING.—(TBIB DAY.)

GRAND RAND PLATS, Hal[ aurae.
Astute, Woman in Red, Guibaidl, Labs, and latriems
are ben.
PAID FORFUT.•- David Ann, Cellariny MEls Livingstone,
and Hopeful Duchem.

NURSERY PLATE. Three•quarten of a, mile.
Taje, f by Kingston, The Cobbler, Village Belle, and
Harlistens are bare.

TRADESMEN'S PLATE. Mile and a half.
General Her, Rata Avis, Clementi, and Manlius are
here.
Beverley scratched at 3 o'clock yesterday.
CHESTERFIELD STAKE 4. Three-quarters of a mile.
Tajo, Jesuita, and Bohemia are here.

SHARE LISTB.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Gwm

The railway market continues inactive, and,
with the exception of a rise of I per oent. in
Great Eastern stock, and a redaction of f in
South Eastern, the prices of the principal
lines are quoted the same as yesterday.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
93} to 94 ex div. ; Great Western, 651 to I ex
div. ; Midland, 127 to f ex div. ; Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 106 to f ex div. ; London and
South Western, 964 to 100} ; Great Eastern, 441
to 45f ; Caledonian, 1061 to 109} ; Great Northern,
123 to 124 ex div. ; and South Eastern, 831 to 84}
ex div.

Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are firm,
at 41 to 11 prem. Great Luxembourg are steady.
Yesterday's improvement in Great Western of
Canada is not fully sustained.

OLDINAAY bAANDS AND STOMA

Olcshog

RAUMATI.

Sobs to-dy
to 1 p.a.
London, England, 1862-10-18

-

CG 117141 D.—For the RELIEF of the
WIZMIIIE and CHNBIIIIRE Lord
Mayor end Committee beg to announcePERATIVES.—The thak by the kindness of
Os °oversees of BrMega a portion of that building has been
placed at their disposal for the reception of clothing for the use
of the suffering population in the distressed districts ; they
therefore invite OONTRIBUTIONS of CLOTHING of 'include,
and of BLS/IMM, sad request that they~~maJ be sent to the
abovelikestbretplaes, v!!,:—Bridewell. Black-
London, England, 1862-10-18

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Oar. 17.
It is rumoured that a change in the Portuguese
ministry will probably take place.
The Japanese ambassadors have just landed
under a salute.

The city was illuminated Let night to celebrate
the birthday of the Queen.
A palace has been made ready for the reception
of Prince Napoleon.

DISTURBANCES GREECE.
ATHENS, Ocr. 14.
A conflict bas taken. place at Naupliii between.
the nailitary and tae citizens. Several persons were
wounded. .
Disturbances have also occurred at Lamiar, and
agitation prevaits at Hydra and Spetzia.

. - -
It is smarted that &conspiracy has been dis-
covered in Arcadia and Messenia.

Rumours are current that a change in the
ministry is about to take place.

FRANCE

PARIS, Ocr. 17.

La Frantz of this °failing says :—" The with-
drawal of M.(thouvenelirtn the Ministry has pro-
duced an immense sensation at Turin. A rumour
Of the resignation of Signor Rattazzi was much
credited. An extraordinary Council of Ministers
has been appointed to take place on the 18th inst.,
, to deliberate on the state of affairs."

The Temps of this evening says :—" M. Yould is
about to leave for Marseilles. It is said that he
will make a speech in that city which will create a
tensatiori in the political and commercial world."

THE SCHLESWIG QUESTION.

COPENHAGEN, 0cr.17.

Earl Russell has addressed a despatch to the
Danish government, dated 24th Sept., a copy of
which has been communicated to the Cabinets of
Paris, Vienna, Berlin, and St. Petersburg, wherein
his lordship expresses views very unfavourable to
the Danish claims upon the German Duchies ;
states reasons which are considered here to be in
contradiction with the views formerly expressed by
England in official documents concerning the con-
flict between Germany and Denmark ; and recom-
mends the Danish government to cancel the com-
mon constitution for the kingdom of Denmark and
Schleswig.
In reply, the Danish government has addressed
a note to the English Cabinet positively declining
to accept the recommendations contained in Earl
Russell's despatch.
London, England, 1862-10-18

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Ocr. 17.

In the conference on commercial affairs, now
being held here, the Austrian delegates voted the
following resolutions, which ware also signed by
the representatives of the South German States :
" That the Franco-Prussian commercial treaty
prejudices the rightful claims of Germany, and
injures the most important interests of the country,
and that its acceptance is therefore not to be recom-
mended.

" That the propositions of Austria should be
discussed simultaneously with the renewal of the
Zollverein compact, the reform of the tariff, and
the commercial treaty with France, by the collec-
tive German governments, with the object of ar-
riving at a decision.
"That the preservation of the Zoilverein and its
improved organisation is to be steadily kept in
view as tho end desirable to be attained."

The meeting of German traders now being held
in this city has adopted, by 100 against 96 votes,
the proposition of the minority of its committee,
that the treaty of commerce with France should at
all events be agreed to in its principal articles ; that
the maintenance of the Zollverein, if possible, was
desirable ; and that commercial relations with Aus-
tria should be facilitated.
London, England, 1862-10-18

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

Crsont OUR OWN ow

PARIS, FRIDAY BRINING.

In addition to the resignations of M. Thouvenel
and the Marquis de Lavalette, consequent upon the
Emperor's pro-papal policy, is to be mentioned the'.
of M. Benedetti, the ambassador at Turin, wbo will,
as a matter of course, be replaced by a man hostile
to the unity of Italy, and who will either retract
M. Benedetti's promises or interpret his despatches
in a sense contrary to what they were intended to
mean. I think it quite idle to echo the disquisitions
which some of the French journals, not daring to
speak their minds, are reduced to resort to about
the real signification of M. Drouyn de Limp'
appointment There can be no doubt that it is
absolutely and altogether reactionary. M. Drouyn
de Lhuys was Louis Napoleon's minister at the time
of the original invasion of Rome ; and as the
France, in a tone of quite justifiable triumph,
observes, it is not likely that the man who
restored the Pope to Rome should be called to
power at the present crisis to expel him. Moreover,
M. Dronyn de Lhuys took a recent opportunity at
an agricultural meeting to make a speech in
behalf of the temporal power. His views are alto-
gether opposed to the emancipation of Italy, and he
will no doubt do his utmost to go back as far as pos-
sible to the disaetrous text of the convention of Villa-
franca. The Bourse derives some consolation from
the remembrance that M. Drouyn de Lhuys resigned
office at the break up of the Vienna conferences in
1855, and was opposed to the Russian war. The
inference drawn is that he is in principle a man of
peace. I know not how this may be, but lam
told that he is personally hostile to Lord Pal-
merston, and by no means a friend to the English
alliance. I cheerfully admit that he has the repu-
tation of a man of high personal character, although
the history of his political career is not without
instances of considerable pliability. At all events,
be is favourably distinguished from many former
penniless adventurers and stockbrokers who
are now conepicanius iu high places. His
1 large private fortune enabled him some
years ago to achieve an unprecedented and never
hitherto imitated act of independence, the reason
for which has yet to be fully explained. In 1858,
being offended at the Emperor's letter, in which
the Senate was reproached for not acting suffi-
ciently upon the initiative powers accorded to it by
the constitution, he threw up his senator's diploma,
sad has never since drawn the income of 30,000 fr.
• year. Ido not know whether he was disgusted
at the humbug of attributing to the Senate, which
was at that time a mere nullity, any serious power
in the state, or whether he was offended at the
public slight passed upon the body of which he
was a vice-president That affair, however,seems to
be forgiven and forgotten, and as M. Drouyn de Lhuya
is conscientiously a partisan of the temporal power,
he may now very honestly come into office upon
that platform. Of course his past experience in
the matter of the Vienna conferenoes, together
London, England, 1862-10-18

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Albemarle (ship). from Buenos Ayres for Liverpool, Oct. 6, Id.
saso, lon. WA&
Chummier. Durand, from Cardiff for Calcutta-, Oct 2, lat. 44 if,
lon. 10 W.
Dorothy, for Constantinople, Oct. 1, Cape Bon S W. seven miler.
DahlM (barque,. Hodgson. from Alexandria fot London, Ocl. 16,
off the South Foreland.
Ludymion, from New York for Liverpool, Sept. 27, lat. SO N.,
lon. 88 W.
Eastern City (barque), from Madras for London 106 dam Sept.
12, lat. 5.39 N., ion. 24.60 W.
George Hurlbut, from New Yost for London, Sept. 29, lat. 42 S.,

lon. 63 W.
George Green, from PhiLdelpbla for Liverpool. Sept. S
illtn,,laya. of Christiana, front Lherpool for Montreal, Sept. r.
Lt. 42 N., lon. 43 W.
Kitty Floyd, from New York for Liverpool, Sept. 29.
Martino (barque), from Taganrog for Falmouth, Oct. 9.
Maria Klizabet ,Duteh barque, from Loudon for Batavia 18 den
all well, Sept. 16, lat. 9 N., ion. 23.16 W.
B. Barra, from Liverpool for Valparalao S 4 days, Sept. 11, lat. 51
N., ha SIN W.

THI OUTWARD WIRT INDIA AND PACIFIC MAW

Ogr.l7.lllae Royal Moil wpssfs
steamship Tasmanian, Captain Sawyer, Nailed beam the
afternoon with the mails for the British sad (omega Bee
lodise. the Pacific, California, said Central America ihs
took 173 poisoners, specie on freight--gold °sin, 53,000 e.;
silver coin, 400/. ; jewellery. 1,988.; French jewellery,
1,7241. ; also six toes of copper and bronze min for St
Themes and Dominica ; likewise a general cargo of Frei
and English merchandise. The screw steamship tlangertsr,
Captain Blackmore, sailed hence this evening for Vigo sad
Lisbon, with a general cargo, and 40,0001. in sovereign os
I freight.
One of the passengers on board the Delta, which
arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Indian
died just as the ship wee enteriog the dock. lie hod come
all the way from India to benefit his health.
Beware of pills and all other medicines ; they
idways rate chronic complaint*, bet " We gad De bon Ys
delicious I,mM-restoring Reralenta Arable& Feud the Welt
remedy for habitual constipation. Indigestion (dyspepsia, OW
lUMPUba. Wswidia, catarrhs. asthma, bronchitis, dissibssi
hemorrhoids, wervotuoiese. palputatlou, acidity, nausea, ill*
leper. idilsgm, distension, biliousness, torpidity of the Ileer.
Andrew Ure, Ka, F.R.S., Dr. Harvey, Dr. Shot-land, Dr. nap
bell. Dr. Warw. It saves fifty times its coot in other reteoliea
In tins, 11b., 24. fd. : Li lb., Vs.—Barry do Berry an.
17,Ragent-street, London : also of Yortnom and Memo : .ihp
Batty ; Potty sad Wood and all respectable grocers sod choose
—fadversisensent.l
London, England, 1862-10-18

INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Serr. 27.
(By telegraph to Gallo.)
The French barque La France was w.-ecked off
Gopaulpore on August 28.
Shirtings and twist firm. Copper unaltered.
Indigo and saltpetre active. Exchange ou London,
2s. Old. Government securities, Four per Cents.,
93f ; ditto, Five per Cents., log.
London, England, 1862-10-18

SHARE LLSTS•-(THII DAY.)

Two o'Czoos.
The operations in railway shares to-day are again
upon a very restricted scale, and the changes in
prices are unimportant. The general tendency of
the market, however, is unfavourable. London
and North Western and Caledonian stooks
have declined I per cent., and several other lines, I.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
92i to ft ; Great Western, 67 to ;
1281 to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081
to ; Caledonian, 1111 to ; South Eastern, 13311 to
; Great Eastern, 46 to f ; Great Northern,
123 to 124 ; and London and South Western, 9t
to 100.

lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
4} t f prem.
UILDINARY MAIM AND STOW.

Ilit I Pa
London, England, 1862-10-18

THE WESLEYANS AND THE DISTRESS IN

LANCASHIRE.

TO THI RD/TOll 01 Tlll 11:1T318/1.

Sin,—lt may possibly contribute to increase the
total amount raised for the relief of the distress in the
manufacturing districts if you will give publicity to the fol-
lowing statement.
The last Wesleyan Conference directed that collectioea
should be made in all the chapels of the body, and that the
sums so raised should be disposed of according to the discre-
tion of a committee meeting in London, but composed of
ministers and gentlemen from different ports of the country.
Two objects were to be kept in view : tint, preventing,
where possible, members or adherents of the methodist
body from becoming chargeable oa general funds or on the
parish; and secondly, contributing to the relief of the
general distress b. assisting "tome fund or funds adinieis-
tared by committees not connected with any religious de-
nomination."

In pursuance of this resolution some collections have
already been made, and on such a scale as to warrant the
committee at its first meeting in providing for the appro.
pnetion of 10,000/., by deciding that one ball shall be
distributed through ministers and local agencies of the con-
nexion, and the other half given to general relief commit-
tees. It is hoped that the amount reload will largely
exceed 10,0001.
Of course congregational collections were never designed
to supersede the general subscriptions, on the lista of which,
both local and central, Wesleyans, as is their duty, stand
aide by side with their fellow-atixeria.—We are, &c.,
ELIJAH BOOZE, D.D., j Tin
FRANCIS LYCETT, I
GEORGE T. PERKS, Secretaries.JOHN CHUBB,
Centenary Haß, Biabapiato, Oct 17.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

(FROM LAS? NIGHT'S Gamma)
WAROF FICE, PALL MALL, OCT. 17.
London, England, 1862-10-18

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(swine's rmawass.)
BiILGLITM.
813.1783EL8, 0cr.17.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria is expected to
arrive to-morrow at the Palace of Laeken.

BERNE, Oar. 17.

The Prime of Wales and the Crown Prince and
Princess of Prussia arrived here this afternoon, and
alighted at the Hotel de Berne.
Their royal highnesses will continue their journey
to Marseilles.
London, England, 1862-10-18

16} to f ; Cominareial Union, dis• to i RoL
London and Colonial Bank, 11 to 1/prem. ; Standard
Bank of British South Afro, 1 to Ike prom.:
Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, dia. t•
par; and Farnborough and Aldershott reehold
and Ground Rant Society, if to / prem.

MINE&--(THIS DAYJ

Two oPOsorn.

The mining market is inactive to-day, with
a limited amount of business. East Caradon shares
are quiet, at 46} to i, and Wheal Ludoott Ist, at
12 to 4. Wheal Seton are quoted 164
to 166, being strong ; Wheal Union, 7 to
f ; Marke Valley, in to 101 • and
East Cern Brea, 13f to 14. In the IMO& Ex-
change, East Clou have been dealt in at f ; East
Basset, at 54 • East Caradou, at 46g, ex div. ;
East Carn Brea, at 131 and 131 • Tincroft, 131
West Seton, at 250 ; and Wheal Ludoott,
let if.
St. John del Rey Mining shares continue is
demand and have further advanced. Fortuna are
officially marked 4; Great Northern Copper
(South Australia), i ; and Yudana.mutana, 34 to 31.
The subjoined weekly report on the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. von Ds-
delesen and North :
A fair amount of business has been dose in the metal
market since our last report. Prices base been frilly main-
tained, and in some instances an advance has been esta-
blished. Iron.-- Welsh ban continue in steady deemed
from 5/. 15.. to 64, f.0.b., Wales, and 6/. 10a. delivered
here. No change in Staffordshire qualities. An extensive
business has been done in Scotch pig iron at an advance, of
611, per ton ; present quotations Ms. 6d. cash, and
57.. open. Copper : The market is firm, but Wei-
nem is curtailed. These is more demand for cake
and ingot than for manufactured. Bern has sold
at 1001. 10s. ; Kannada is held fat 1201. • Spaniels.
951. ; Chili, 921. Tin.—On Wednesday lad the smelters
advanccd the pries of English 41.. per ton all round. A
lime Waimea has been done in foreign, principally Strata
fully 10,000 slabs must have changed hsoda within a week.
The last prices paid have been 118 s. to 119 a, according to
prompt. Sellers are becoming scarce. Balm has been sold
at 1171. 10e., but now notion; to be had under 1201. I.
1211. The Dutch market has risen to-day to 701 8., de-
livered here, equal to 121. Tin Plates.—The maker, area
full of orders, and prices are stiffening • with an advice*
tin market quotations are likely to be high. Lesd.—A very
large business has been done at 201. 150. for good soft
English, and 201. to M. be. for Spanish. There is little to
be had now under 211. Speller has been quiet ; a few
hundred tons have been done at 18/. 12s. 6d., ten days
prompt; importers hold foe 181. 15s. Lforward delivery, IW.
Roll parcels mates 181.19. 6d.; W.H., IW. ss.
London, England, 1862-10-18

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Masters of honods and boatmen will oblige by causing
their appointment* to be forwarded to our reporter of
sporting intelligence, 148, Fleet-street, EC., in the course
of Friday.

Isle of Wight, Tuesday, Bugle lon, Newport—at half-
past 9.
HARRIERS.
Brighton, Monday, Patebiuu ; Wednesday, Haas Course ;
Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11.
Earl Brownian's, Tuesday, Broadway Farm; Saturday,
Cheddington--at 11.
&moot (Mr. Cowper), this day, Carleton Hall; Wed-
nesday, Great Salkeld ; Satur&y, Woodside, Temple
Soworby—at half-past 10.
Eastbourne, Monday, Susses Hotel; Thursday, Friday ;
Saturday, Berwick—at belt-put 10.
Mr. Walter Flowers', Monday, Parton Down, near Wallop
Lodge—at IL
Ruff well, this day. Broadelist Station ; Monday, Thor-
',Oats Villap ; Wedmaday, Hole Station ; Saturday, Ha-
waii—at halr-paat 10.
Taunton Vale, Monday, Beer Crocombe ; Thursday,
Staple Village—at half•past 10.
Whitebaveo, Monday, Wilsoopit ; Wednesday, Kirk/and;
Friday, Loucha—et 10.

FATAL GAZDIALDIAN QUARREL IN LrvaRPOOL.—
An frisk porter, James Rooney, was drinking yesterday
with a Lamar seamen in Robineon's spirit vaults, near
George's Dock, when the convermtion turned upon Geri-
bat& The met came to high words, and when the Lamar
went out into the street he shouted, "Hurrah for Gari-
baldi!" "To h— with you and Garibaldi!" was tbe re-
sponse of the porter, and, striking the Law over the fat"
Rooney knocked him down. A loaded lorry was passing at
the time, and the Lamar falling between the wheels, they
pawed over and killed him. Rooney is in custody.
Gentlemen who require good and fashionable
dress can depend en the best material and kir& style (of
which storelmen garments are kept for inspeetista or =kb at
19imaltia and lhartege k Ind. SUNK %guile Reetelrh..-•

tabs intelligence.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ocr. 17.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Falbleague.)
111 XX COLON ARTHUR BOHROWDI WILCOX SLEIGH.
A professional gentleman, whose name did not trammins,
made the following application :—He said—lu November.
1867, Colonel Sleigh became bankrwit, and was examined
as to a voluntary deed made in order to qualify him to be-
come a member of parliament.
The Commissioner—What is it you want?
Solicitor—l want to obtain copies, or at leant to inspect
that examination.
The