biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-20

ADDITIONAL ASSIZES,

Mr. M'MAHON inquired whether her Majesty's govern.
ment proposed to bring in, and if so wiles, a measure for re.
arranging any other circuit besides the northern, and for
holding en amine for civil bosinees in other counties besides
Lencashire, and for removing the inconvenience of accumu-
lating country mums for trial in London and Middlesex,
and for so arranging the town sittings as not to Interfere
with circuits.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that the northern
circuit was under the consideration of her Majesty's govern-
ment, with • view to some arrangement, but whether
or not an application to parliament would be BOOOMIry
world depend on the nature of the proposed changes. The
boo. and learned member must be aware that for the ar-
rangement of mixes very considerable powers were vested
in the crown by the S and 4 W., c. 73. There was no pre-
sent intention of holding assizes in any new county, nor ws
there any mummers in contemplation for removing assizes
or for establishing town sittings.
London, England, 1863-02-20

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BY BLICTILICI

NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

£4O HANDICAP PLATE. About two miles.
Unlit of other Dsys, Sir Bobby, Mutineer. Little John,
Antelope, Friar of Apshall. Jerry, Sunflower, Disdain,
Orkoustra, and Reporter are here.
London, England, 1863-02-20

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocx.
In the mining market to-day, East Caradon
shares are still heavy, and have further receded
10s., the present quotation being 451 to 46. East
Rumen are also fiat, at 41 to 1. On the other
hand, North Roskear are firmer, at 47 to 48 ;
Coot's Kitchen, at 311 to 321; Great South Tolgus,
at 6/ to 1 ; South Crotty, at 29 to 31 ; Stray Park,
at 39 to 40 ; Tiucrott, at 161 to 17} ; Wheal
Ludoott, at 51 to 6} ; Drakewalls are quoted,
21 to ; East Carn Brea, ftl to 101 ; Great Fortune,
331 to 341 ; Marko Valley, 81 to ; North Downs,
21 to 3 ; North Crafty, 41 to 6 ; South Tolgus,
63 to 65 ; Wheal Harriett, to ; and
Seton, 23t0 240.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive,
and prices generally are without change. Bahia
are firm.

Cape Copper, Don Pedro, and Yudanamutana
shares are firm, Port Phillip, and United Mexican
steady, and Banta Barbara flat.
London, England, 1863-02-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOW-STREET.

Mown Potter wasedMriedwith being zoneerned with
others in breaking into the Union Bank of Manchester, and
stealing 1,0601. 4e.
The robbery was committed between Saturday night and
Monday morning last, when the thieve' emptied one old
safe, but failed to open the priocipal sifts.
On Wednesday morning • telegraphic manage wee re-
ceived at the police-office, Sootlaud-yard, to the effect that
two men, suspected of the robbery, had taken the train at
Stockport on their way to London. By direction of Sir
Richard Ma Singeaots Langley and Clerk awaited the
arrival ofthe Stockport train at the Chalk-farm station,
and arrested the prisoner.
His pormantean was found to contain 346/., consisting of
851, in gold, and the MA in silver.
Mr. Henry committed him to Manchester.
London, England, 1863-02-20

THE NICENLX PARK.

Sir E. OROGAN asked the Secretary to the Treasury if
• detailed survey and examination of the Plicesix-park,
Dublin, had been made by the Comtn;ssioners of Public
Works ; if any report as to the condition of the park bad
bees made by them ; and if he would lay such report upon
the ttble of the house.

Mr. PEEL replied that a survey and examination of the
park had been executed with a view to imprommeats, for
which due provision would be made in the estimate,.
London, England, 1863-02-20

WIEOM"
ease Seca

RANKIN DI
=ekes' MOW C 16,3, 390,078 663,000
Pubic Depaidts (In-
cluding Dubin.,
Ise. one!
lab. 12
, sag Div
13 7,411,275
OtherDebtAcciai ,709,276
Seem dieStl6othet
Bills 006,776

Neb. 19, 1963. L30,7M,006

a-471 I a re
Deed died Am-
-1,043.6;
Other Nesaskles 18.760.
Notes
Oold sad Silver
Cola taT,Wr

L39,7/4006
'. MILLER, Deputy cashier.

THIMILIMY Evimnrc.
Consols,which closed yesterday at 921, "buyers,"
for the sth March, were first marked this
morning 93, and closed at 92t to 93. For
money the last price was 92 to 1. The
official business report is as ollows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, ;
for account, 93, 921, 93 ; Three per Cents. Re-
duced, 921, 1, 93 ; New Three per Cents., 92/,
1, 93 ; Bank Stock, 237 ; Indian Stock, 229 ; ditto
Five per Cent. Stock, 108, 1 ; ditto Fctir Cent.
Debentures, 100, 1 ; Five per Cent. " enfaced"
rupee paper, 1051.

The India Five per Cent. stock remain 4 at RA
to I. Owing to the reduction in the value of money,
there were more inquiries for Exchequer Bills, but
the improvement was limited to Is., the closing
quotation being par to 4s. prem.

In the foreign stock Market the traolactions

Ottoman Bank shares show a fresh rise of 10s.,
closing at 42f to at. The new shares left off at
10 to f prem., and Imperial Bank of Turkey
at 9f to 10} prem. City Bank, and English and
Irish Bank shares were quoted better, but as re-
lwds Colonial, Imperial, London and Northern,
London and South Western, and Bank of New
South Wales, the tendency of prices was less
favourable. Australian Agricultural, Crystal Pa-
lace, Scottish Australian Investment, and Van
Diemen's Land shares were inquired for. Penin-
sular and Oriental Steam were quoted slightly
lower. English and Australian Copper shares
I remain flat.

Ooean Marine shares closed to-day at 71 to I
prem.' ex. div. ; Thames and Mersey, 3to 31 pram.;
Universal, If to 1 dia. ; North Bntish and Mer-
cantile, 181 to 191, being again .higher.; Commer-
cial Union, par to prem. ; and London and Pro-
vincial Marine, par.

The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follows :—British and American
Exchange Bank, 91 to 94 prem. ; British and
Foreign Marine, 3 to 31 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 1
to 14 prem.; Anglo-Parisian Brewery, 3 to 1 prem.;
Oil Wells of Canada, 3 to 3} prem. ; Bank of
Wales, to prem. ; Empire ,Marine, to 1
prem. ; Union Marine, 24 to 3 prem. ; City of
London Fire and Life, 6 to 6 prem. ; City Dis-
count, Ito 1 prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, to
prem. ; Anglo-Portuguese Bank, to 1 prem. ;
St. James's Hotel, to I prem. ; South Ken-
sington Hotel, to 1 prem. ; and Petroleum
Trading, Ito prem.
The inquiries for Victoria Governnent Debentures
continue. There was also a slight improvement in
Maryland and Virginia Bonds.
London, England, 1863-06-27

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, to 26.--APPOITISIIIMITI.--Brlt-
Pons DT. J. Davidson, to the Revenge ; and Dr. W. Role,
to the Meknes.
Assistant Paymaster H. F. Foe, to be additional to the
Chief Engineers J. J. Oranthead, to the Cumberland, for
service in the tins ; and T. Duncanson, to the Cumberland,
for manias fn the Conqueror.
Assistant Engineers S. T. Willis, to the Asia ; and T.
Cross, to the Defence.
Mr. C. P. Streeten has been nominated to a naval cadet-
ship.

WOOLWICH, Jon 26.
The manufacture of Armstrong guns at the
Royal Arsenal is for the present entirely suspended, and
the workmen now remaining in the gun factories depart-
ment are chiefly employed in making trunnions, ttc.. for
guns already in ass, and those which require alteration or
repair. Some experimental rifled guns are now being pre-
pared to be tested at Sheebnryeess.
London, England, 1863-06-27

ESSAYS AND REVIEWS.

WILSON V. FINDALL.—WILLIAYS F. Mt BIBBOP OF
SALIBBOST.
ID conclusion, yesterday, Mr. Wilson said, without at all
presuming or anticipating what the decision of their lord-
ships would be, he might perhaps be allowed to may
that bringing charges of this kind against clergy-
men wee attended with most fearful consequences,
and he trusted, therefore, if their lordships should
be of opinion that the charges were not proved, they would
bear in mind that the greatest reparation was due to the de-
(cadent& He was thankful to say that in hie own pariah
the oonduct of his parishimen, their undiminished con-
fidence in him during the period that he had been exposed to
a great amount of obloquy and misrepresentation had been
beyond all praise, and there had been no excitement and no
agitation, because they knew that was not what he desired,
bat it might have been otherwise. They had known him
for twelve years, and it was probable that bad he been leas
known, hie usefulness for the rest of his life might have
been impaired by these proceedings ; therefore he submitted
that the court should, by it. decision, place the greatest
discouragement to such charges as these.
Dr. Williams was also heard in reply.
The Court took time to consider its judgment.
London, England, 1863-06-27

HENLEY ROYAL REGATTA.

SECOND DAY.
The rowing was resumed at half-past 12, and the
attendance of visitors was, as on the preceding day, very
large. The weather was very 800 at the commeocement of
the races, but there was some wet in the afterooon. There
were several events of importance upon the card, which
promised first-rate sport, and the expectations were fully
realised by the results.
London, England, 1863-04-15

MUSIC,.

THE NONOAL UNION.

Thk fashionable society has entered upon its
akekoath Soaks. The beet matinee of the season took
Oboe yaimday, at St. James'e-hall, under the direction of
Kr. John Pala, the founder of the institution. We tutelar-
dead that there is • full subscription, and that the seises
Iwo bogus with every prospect of success. Yr. Ma, we
believe, has the almost uncontrolled mansgement of the
esker* the committee, composed entirely of noblemen and
gentlemen of distinction, having full confideoce in his ability
and judgment ; and this confidence is fully justified by the
eonatentead Increasing prosperity of the Union. Its special
object, m our musical readers are aware, is the culti-
vation et the highest and most refined dmeriptioos of
amber mush by the beet possible performance of
the weeks of the greatest masters. And this object
is emeapietely moomplished, foe the subscribers have
the oppertasity of bating such works performed'
by the met endeent virtuosi in Europe, many Of
when he,. been bsought to Louden fee the express sad mks
54475al appearing at the mulcurts of the Musical Union.
Las from the book before us that Mr. Elk exports,
fa the emus* of this season, to bring forma Vies:temps,
Lobs*, ha, Winkled'', sad other peat sontinestal
artiste, in addition to the most distinguished resident per-
formers ; and that for the next mitts.* on the 28th of
April, Virmatearpo and Lubeck are asSagid •
London, England, 1863-04-15

HZILTH OP LONDON.

It appears from the weekly return of the
-General that the mortality of London continues
itritt tuattally bib for the .06.8011. hi the week that
ended last Saturday the death' recorded were 1,810. Is
the weeks of tee year. 1863.62, °overused* with last
week, the average number, with a oorreetion for inereadag
population, is 1.324. The premet mown exhibits an exam
of no leas than 286 deaths above the number obtained by
calculation. The mortality has been above the avenge ma-
i tionously daring the last five weeks. The deaths aimed by
phthisis in the week were 182, lee eimested avenge=
IT& The deaths from other pahsoamy
hag chiefly brow:ISM and pommel% wierr:l66"telse. as
=of 263, Amongst smogs brases.
and sovietise were fatal la ammo= eases. The
deaths from measles rem told ; them from
matinsmemiat
86 ; while &Wu from leall.pca. which were sot thee
25 in the third week of February. have shim that thee eon.
tined to rim till the number renamed last week wee M.
Of the deaths from small. pox, 43 rearred wedeln yearn of
age, and 26 at that age rod upwards. The hyalites wham
it appear. chiefly to prevail are Poplar, in which sub-diarist
Mileage from it comae& and the goad BUb4lllllille,
whore theca were 6. The registrar of Wieser West. to
whose subdistrict the Smallpox Hospital is situated. re•
turned 9 deaths from this demos. There were DO her
than 14 fatal Games of movies in Westminster. The registrer
of the east mobdiettiet of Ishogton retarded 9 deaths hem
✓eflation The deaths of tan nogg...lvrea. wee w'en'd
in the week. The greatest ap was 96 yeara,ot mkt* two
deaths reamed. A porter. aged 69 years, who was la a
Mahe of deetitutice, destroyed himself by karma. A
lISMIS dyer, aged 42 yew; died at 1. Nelson chest, Bathosl.
green, from apoplexy mead by destitution." Lest week
the births of 1.131 boy. sad LOW girl., in ell 2.180
children, were registered in Lesdoo. In the tee emir
spoodieg weeks of the years 186362 the average amber
(corrected) was 1.975.
London, England, 1863-04-15

THE POLICE COURTS.

ICANIIION-11017811..
• esspsetably dread adddle-aded thus, who pee the
same of Henry °vette, embrongbt baton the Lori Mayer,
ahargd with dailies a book, raise 5e., from a eedierhosse
in Mehopegthoetreet, kept by Richard itmeltehl.
It appeared that the prisoner bad been is the habit It
&equalities the home of the prosecutor, and upon big
leaving books and other artithe was rentsually aimed,
saapidas was aillathed to him, and be was watched end
seen to pines something ender bin sag. He was followed
by a yam( mime wb. attends to the oe.tosera, aid
green into sestedy, and • book which had been oaely
cm the bide was found apes bin.
The prisoesr was sent nod to two isosthe imprisonment
with lord laheoz.

VIKOIIII6 Raman; applaud lorremnsonses far libel
Mai" OMAN }Via, else Bromptou, sad
Relates Xeyrke, al Qessa-sirael, C
Pram the matenant of Mr. Mud, who appeared far Use
sompleiaant, byepparel that garbled egarasa from the
evidence gives Lard Raselsgh before lie Royal Coat-
soiseloaen appeishid to inquire into the madition of the
volunteers hid bean Tainted oa handbills. These hand-
balls had been imbastriensly eiredated at lb* headquarter*
of the corps commanded by Lord Ravalegb, and were cal-
culated to injure him in the setimetice of hie amp. He had,
in fact been hooted on UMW Monday. The defendants
wore alleged to have lamed the leandbills ormipbtiard of.
After some deliberation the seMOKIOSIBB ware granted.
London, England, 1863-06-18

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

CYAOOW, Jam 17.
Monsignor Felinski, the Archbishop of Warsaw,
Left on the 14th for St. Petersburg.

All telegraphic lines reading from Warsaw have
again been cut.
General Mouravieff has issued an ordinance pro.
claiming that the penalty of the knout will be in-
flicted upon all ladies dressed in mourning.
Several ladies are detained as hostages, and are
threatened with death unless their husbands sur-
render themselves to the authorities.
London, England, 1863-06-18

THE ENGLISH and RUSSIAN BANK
(Limited).
To be established under the Compani
exclusiveB6f, for confinit on
boldness in Ramis by virtue of an Concession granted
by theerpa4rtel Russian Government,
£2,500,000, In 25,000 shares of £lOO each
(With power to increase).
9.6 per share to be paid on allotment.
RaxintitS—yea. Roberta, Lubbock, and Co., 15, Lombard-
street. EC.
Bitogiag Messrs. Ricardo, 11, Angel court, Throsimortos-
street, EC.
soncrroas —Marra Ashurst, Morrie, and Knight, 6, Old
Jewry, R.C.
The preliminary prospectus and fords of application for
shares may be obtained of the brokers, Messrs. Ricardo, 11,
Angel.coart, Throgmorton.street, LC., and at the temporary
°Roes of the Company, 09. Lrimbardstreet, LC.
The ram of an influential direction will be published in
few days. GEORGE WARD MAWR secretary, ad Int.
London, England, 1863-06-18

t Al'

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(sum's Ts=mum)
AMERICA.

(Per the Hibernian.)
(By Telarraph to Farther Point.)

NEW YORK, Joss 6, ErINING.

General Lee has evacuated Fredericka burg, and
abandoned the line of the Rappahannock. It is
not known where he has gone.
General Hooker has crossed the river and occu-
pied Fredericksburg.
Advicea from Vicksburg to the 2nd instant state
that General Grant has planted heavy siege guns
close up to the enemy's works.

General Johnston is at Jackson.
One division of General Grant's army has gone
up the Yazoo river.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORE, Juss 6, Dimino.
Money easy. Gold 44 per cent. premium.
Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 1211 ; Illinois,
110 ; Erie, 901 ; Six per Cent. United States
Hoods, 1041. Cotton advancing ; middling up-
land, 58c.
The Great Eastern sailed hence to-day.

The Hibernian takes out 40,000 dole. in specie.
The Hibernian touched at Cape Race on the 9th
inst. Telegraphic communication however being
interrupted, she brings no later despatches.
London, England, 1863-06-18

MA RKET•9.

TALLOW. WLDNISDAT EVITI3O. Tbe market was
steady to-day :—Spot, 42a. 6d. to 425. 9d. ; July to Sep.
Umber, 425. 9d. ; October to December, 45e. lid. Damn,
to last evening, 316 casks ; arrivals ditto, none.

COTTON.—Livtarocic, Jaws 17.—We have no change
to notice in our market to-day. The sales are 6,000 Wok
of which 2,500 are on speculation and far export 200
American, 22d. to 22id. ; 5,180 Suet, 13d. to 19g.
300 Egyptian, 200. to 224 d. ; 320 Pernambuco, .W.,1 to
27.1 d. The week's import is 14,626 bales.

LEATHEIL—During the last week there ham bees a fair
average demand for most description' of goods. On Tose
day at Leadenhall there wee an increased supply of fresh
leather, but the transactions were moderate in extent at
about late prices. Dressing bides, light shaved hides, best
kip', sad calf skins under 50Ite average, were the articles
most m request.

CORN.—Boaros, J usz 17.-Oar market to-day the SIM
as last week's rates. Small show and little doing. Whites
from 48e. to 50s. ; red, from 46a. to 48s. Beans, A. to
40a. ; 19a. nett. White peas, 375. ; blue, 365., per 12 stout
Oats, 22e.
STOCKTON-011-TM, JUNE 7. —Tbs arrivals of wheat
coastwise for the put weak see fair. To this day's market
then was a mall supply of grain from the growers. Wheat
met a slow sale at last week's prima. la the value of mu,
bear, sad peas, there is so variation. Imports during the
put week :—Wheat, ocestwise, 1,730 qrs. ; oats, foreign,
625.
•'" • • •

••••••••
GLABOOW, JUNI 17.—At this day's market, which en
thinly attended, fully previous rates were required for
wheat, but buyers resisted any advaaoe, and only a limited
business occurred. Barrel flour sold more freely at 3d. de.
cline upon the week. Oat, were a slow male at rather yam
rates, and oatmeal 6d. per load lower. Barley steady. Per
about 6d. cheaper, and little doing in them. Cora dull,
without matenal change in price.

CATTLE—SotrraLLL. Jim 17.—Trade was Dot eo good,
and prime were the turn lower. Beef made from 3.. 4d.
to se. ; mutton, 4a to se. 2d. ; lamb, 6.. to 13e. 6d. ; veal,
4a. to 56. ; pork, 3a 4d. to 45. ed. per stone of Ste., .iak•
ins the offal

00.111.13.-Lotmoi, Jon 17.-I iron's Wiwi Rae*,
15.. 3d.; Hutiogs Hartley, 15a. 3d. ; Holy wall Main, 16a.;
Wylam, 16a. 9d. ; Walk End Riddell, 15e. 6d. ; Eden Main,
15e. 9d. ; Walls End Braddylls Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls
End Framwellgate, 15e. 9d. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 6d.;
Walls End Hatton, 17s. 641. ; Walls End Kepner Grange,
16a. ; Walls End Rumers Hatton, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End
Stewart's, 17s. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 175.; Walk End
Hengb Hall, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Kelloe, 16s. 6d. ; Walls
End East Hartlepool, 17s. ; Walls End Trimdon Hartle.
pool, 175.; Camay and Duffryn Halting, 19s. 6d.--Bhips at
market, 63 ; sold, 61.
London, England, 1863-06-18

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(IT ILICTRIO 111/01APIL)
STOCKBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

FOURTR HIENNTAL STAKES. Mile aad a half.

Germs°, Halliburton, Golden Dust, Muezzin, Volaptaz,
Golan, Knave of Tramps, Gladstone. Souveraine, Cachum,
Blondin, Laurel, the Pnor, and See King are here.
STOCKBRIDGE CUP. Seven furlongs.
Birdhill, Father O'Leary, Miss Goldhill, Old Fuller,
King of Diamonds, The Count, sod Corinth& are here.

BEAUFORT HANDICAP. Two miles.

Canary, Guiding Star, lialliain, Bloadin, and Kingswood
we here.

MOTTISFONT STAKES. Six furlong■.
Promenade, Esperanto. Garotter, Ackworsh, Dispute,
Leicester, Rosalie, Typhoon, Brother Jonathan, Vacuna,
and New Zealand are here.

Oran ABlLlVlaa—Tademas, Vivid, Glenduak, Hersey I
and Mary Copp a.

BEVERLEY MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

STAND STAKES. About three-quarters of a mile.
Pizarro, Patrick, end Jackal are here.
HULL STAKES. About three-quarters of a mile.
The Cardinal, Little Stag, Muffler. and The Sapper are
here.
HOLDEENESS BUNT STAILFS. Two mike.

Roder Witch. Miss Taft, Ripley, Cosfidesce, General
BUM, Sibyl's, Wee Nell, Comet, sad Boatswain are here.
EAST RIDING HANDICAP. Om mile sad a quarter.
Flytrap, Hawiae m, Slingsby, Honest John, and Molly
Malone are here.

WEST WOOD CUP. One mile and a half.

Pembroke, Bernice, Slinasby, Venison, Honest John, and
Ripley are here.
Om ER ARRIVALS.—Tarlatms, Holtman, Rerey, Recluse,
Bonny Bell, and Little Hannah f.
London, England, 1863-06-18

THE , EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 18, 1863.

LATEST INVILLIGICNCL

POLARD.
The Morning Post says that the notes of the
three powers which have been despatched to St.
Petersburg are nearly identical in terms. The only
marked difference is that Austria does not suggest,
iu the form employed by the others, a suspension
of arms. Weilave already published the proposals
which are now tendered. "In the event," says the
Post, "of the rejection of our proposals, it cannot
be said that we are yet prepared to take up arms ;
but it is only fair to warn the Russian government
that it is not the actual volition or direct intention of
powers that brings ►bout war, but the overwhelm-
ing current of the course of events ; and we would
urge the ministers of the Autocrat to endeavour to
turn the stream while there is yet time and oppor-
tunity."

(mum's msowia.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

CRACOW, Joys 18.

.
Czachowski was beaten on the 11th inst.' at
Ratije, but his force was not dispersed as asserted
in the Russian bulletins. . .

The events at Bobrza have likewise been entirely
misrepresented in the Russian accounts•
London, England, 1863-06-18

75 457 180 187 911

Week ending JUJU/ 14.
Cornwall — 960 US LNG 1.663
Great Pastern
Great Laxemboarg
Great Northern 330 11,755 13,296 26.063 24,191
lancsablre & Yorkshire SO 13,981 19,400 32,910 41.770
London end illeckwall
London & North Weitternll79l 46,963 47,0111 61,014 96,094
London & South Western 19,116 6,667 25,707
iLanchester, Shenkld, and
Lincolnshire
Manchester, South Juno-
Unit. & Altlinchaa
North London
North Steffordshlre Ng 4916 8,214
Mater

THE OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.

--- - -
—The Baal man Company's steamship Tasmanian, Oapteiti
Sawyer, sailed from Southampton yesterday at 3 p.m. with
the mails for the British and Foreign West Indies, the
Pacific, California, Central America, &c., together with
66 passengers. The Tasmanian took out on freight 2,000/.
in sovereigns, 5,0001. in silver coin ; jewellery, KU.;
French jewellery, 1,7341., and a full cargo of French sad
English merchandise.
Annivia. or THE GREAT EAwresw.—The Great
Eastern, which left New York at two p.m. on the 64
instant, arrived at Liverpool last night. She brier 391
veemengere, but no specie. Her news has been ant:mil:Mei
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steamship Company's screw steamer Etna, Capteat
If 'Gulps, which sailed from New York on the 6th hot,
arrived in the Mersey about four o'clock yesterday after
noon. Her news has been anticipated.
OPERA Glotietle3. —T. HARRIS and SON% GLARUS
dill retain the celebrity long awarded to them by the Widen
of the Opera: they posivens blob magnifying power, with
large and perfectly distinct field of view, the stmt of peen*
thin. T. Harris and Son make or nicer Opera Glasses so so to ac-
curately suit isearnlghted eyes. A variety of the newest form
and fashion fur this season. Moderate prices. Thos. hares
and Son Opticians. opposite the British Museum gates, Ewald.
Established 17ilo.—(Advertisement.1
London, England, 1863-06-18

CRUELTY OP A MOTHER AND BROTHER.

INQI"IE3T.—JTHIS DAY.)
This morning Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex
coroner, held am inquiry at the Priem of Wales Tavern,
Bishop's-road, Victoria-park, relative to the death of Charles
Rogers, aged 19 years, who was alleged to have been mut- I
dared uader clreamatanees of a very brutal character.
Deceased had been, it appears, buried on last Mayday
week, in the Great Northern Cemetery st East Barnet, in
Hertfordshire, under a certificate of death which assigned na-
tural causes as producing his decease. From circumstances
which have since transpired, however, the body was ex-
humed under a warrant mimed for the purpose, with a view
to the present inquiry.
The evidence which was beard this morning tended to
allow th►t the deceased bad been treated with great brutality
by his brother and mother, and that he died from two
causes. typhoid fever and an injury on the head by violence ;
and the jury /starred as their verdict, "That the deceased
died from typhoid fryer, accelerated by the gross and cruel
treatment of his mother and brother." The two latter
were called into the room and strongly censured by the
Coroner. •
London, England, 1863-06-18

calczar.

COUNTY OF SUNHAT V. FOURTEEN OF ILUlP-
saum—Yeeterday. the third day of this match, at the
Surrey Ground, Keoniogtos oval, Surrey resumed the
betting, and 000cluded their innings for 297. COMM making
up his figure. to 59, skilfully gained by three fours, six
threes, eight twos, and sinks. Lockyer gained 15 in his
usual quick style, two threes and two twos being among
his figures. Hampshire was well up to the mark in bowl-
ing (melodic, changes), and their out-fielding was most
lively. Hampshire had to go in against the formidable
number of 288, which proved too much for them to obtain,
althaigh some fine batting woe exhibited by Messrs. T. P.
Oarnier, L Me, H. Stewart. G. H. Ede. Southerton, C.
V. Eecl!s, end W. Holmes, who took the "Leger" with 44,
comprising a three and 13 twin. The wickets fell thus :
One for 2, two for 3, three for 32, four for 51, five for 84,
six for $6, seven for 91, eight fur 93, nips, tee, and eleven,
for 107 ; twelve and thirteen forl3l—losing the match by
158 rues.

Firrm GINTLIIM ern PLATERS OF THE MARTL3BO33
CLUB v. THI 11/CITED ALL-ENOLAND ELLTLIL—This match
et Lord'. &mud, yesterday, wee oostieoed from the pre-
vious day, mid the Y.C.C. lobbed their mooed Moine
fora total of 90. This left the United Eleven 165 to go its
spinet, but they were all disposal of for the smell more of
50, thus leaving the notorious by 115 runs.
London, England, 1863-06-18

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ii C., and all chemists and perfumers. Caution.—There sre
worthier Imitations of thin article, therefore ask for "Cleveland's
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dandriff, and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For
shildren It is especially recommended, as forming the bids of •
beautiful head of bate. In all climates it alike &spina lfa
comparable manna, sod has long been an established favourite
In India. Pries fa IM., 75., les. Id., equal to four small, and flu
mtorttle. Sold at 10, Ration-garden, and by chemists sad pm,
—Ask for Rowlands' Macassar 011
London, England, 1863-06-18

THE DISCUSSION IN THE TURIN

CHAMBER.

TURIN, JUNII 17.

At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-
day, Signor Rattazri reproached the Ministry with
the delay and weakness of their home policy. With
regard to foreign policy, he acknowledged the dif-
ficulties attending the question of Rome ; but still
considered that the government had not pursued
diplomatic negotiations upon this subject with
sufficient vigour. He criticised the project of a
convention with France for the repression of
brigandage, and believed that agreement be-
tween the military chiefs was sufficient to achieve
the purpose. Respecting Poland, Signor Rattarsi
considered that the government should have sought
every means of arriving at an understanding with
France and England.
Signor Minghetti defended the foreign policy of
the cabinet. He recapitulated the history of the
Roman question. When Count Cavonr had
negotiated with the cabinet of Paris, the project
that he proposed stipulated the evacution of Rome
by the French, and guaranteed that the Italian
government would prevent every irruption of
armed men into the Pontifical territories.
Reverting to the letter of the Emperor of the
French to M. Thouvenel, iu May, 1882,
Signor Minghetti declared that if he bad been
minister at that time he would have accepted that
letter as a basis of agreement. He criticised the
circular of General Durando, which he stated bad
placed the question upon a different footing. After
the change in the French ministry occasioned by
the resignation of M. Thouvenel, the time was nu
longer opportune to take the initiative in new nego-
tiations. The Italian government, however, was
still ready to treat. (Great applause.)
Signor Minghetti will continue his speech to-
morrow.
London, England, 1863-06-18

...
Ood have the Queen.

As far as the great outside public were concerned,
this was the moat beautiful spectacle during the
Commemoration. There was a vast crowd abroad,
the evening was heavenly, the barges were pic-
turesque, the water placid, a great bank of ladies
dressed in all oolours on the grand stand, strains of
music, a feeling of loyalty and joy diffused through
all—in short, everything to make the heart glad.
The Prince and Princess seemed to enjoy the scene
intensely, and no wonder, for one more
striking—at once so calm and so animated
—could scarcely be exhibited. The royal party
returned in the midst of a great ovation.
They are to he entertained this evening at a grand
banquet by the Vice-Chancellor in Exeter College-
hall. A circle comprising most of the distinguished
visitors to Oxford has been invited to meet their
royal highnesses. In the evening they. will honour
by their preeente a grand ball to be given by the
undergraduates of Christ Church in the New
Corn Exchange. Up to the hour at which I am
obliged to forward Ibis the proceedings of the day
have been most satisfactory, and the feeling of
every one is that the Oxford Commemoration
of this year has been most splendidly celebrated.
London, England, 1863-06-18

THE BOMBAY MAIL

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

MARSEILLES, Jim 17.
The Euxine, with the Bombay Mail of 24th
May, arrived here at 3 p.m. this day.
The mail leaves for Loudon by the 5 p.m. train.
London, England, 1863-06-20

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

'ADMIRALTY, JUNE 19.—APPOINTMENTS. AA-
@West Paymaster F. W. S. Possotby, to the Aboukir.
Clerk E. H. Key. to the Recess.
Mr. A. W. Rogem has bees nommatel to a naval cadet•

PORTSMOUTH, Jot! 19.

The Royal Oak, 32, iron acrew frigate, Captain
F. A. Campbell, arrived at Bpithead this afternoon, having
on board his Grace the Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the
Admiralty; Vice•Admirul the lion. Sir F. W. Grey, K.C.8.,
and Rear. Admiral Charles Frederick, accompanied by Rear.
Admiral Robert Spencer Robinson, Controller of the Navy,
Their lordship' Isioird at the dockyard in the Royal Oak's
boats, and returned to London.

WOOLWICH, Jose 19.
The Prince of Wake has intimated his inability
to accept the invitation to be present at the banquet which
will be given on Wednesday belt by his Royal Highness
the Duke of Cambridge, and the officers of the Royal
Artillery, at their mess-room. Woolwieb. The guests will
comprises number of her Majesty's ministers, and other dis-
tinguished persons. A grand review sad sham fight, in which
the whole or the troops in garrison, with the addition of a
detachment of the guards, will take part, will be held during
the afternoon.
London, England, 1863-06-20

THE DEBATES IN THE TURIN CHAMBER.

TURIN, Joan 19.

- -
At the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day
Dr. Bertani refuted assertions relative to the disso-
lution of the Democratic Society at Genoa, and
entered into explanations concerning the Garibal-
dian expedition to Sicily, and his late attempt
to invade the Roman territory.—Geueral Bixio
advised the interruption of relations with France,
who, he said, while occupying Rome, does not pre-
, vent the organisation of brigandage.
London, England, 1863-06-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

WESTMINSTER.
A shabby-looking woman, who gave the name of Anne
Mitchel, was placed at the bar before Mr. Sane, charged
with the following robberies :
kn. Jane Ruslitirook, of 37, Marsbam.street, beerhouee.
keeper, said—Prisoner came ioto our house on Thursday
afternooo and misted for half • pint of beer. The very
moment 1 west to the bar where the prisoner was standing
missed a pint pot I had seen there just before, and asked
her for it, and she directly produced it from under her
shawl, and 1 mentioned my former biases.
Mr. Selfe—What were they!

Prosecutrix—l bad two poi,' taken on Thursday, and this
woman bad been into my house, another was stolen from
my house on Tuesday. and I loot one last week. Whea
this woman produced the pot from under her shawl, I gave
her into custody. There was • quantity of metal such as
these pots are made of found in her room, and all them cans.
Promcutrix pointed to a long string of publicans' ono
which the police had placed upon the court table.
A policeman said he was called and took the prisoner fee
stealing the pot, and then went to her address, where he
found the cans produced. It was clear that one had had
pewter melted in it.
Prisoner—l did it through distress.
Mr. SeUe—What was found upon her?
Policeman— Seveopence halfpenny.
Mr. Sella to priaouer—llistress did not make you have all
these publicats' cans in your possession, or steal that pot,
with sevenpence in your pocket
Prisoner— I took the cans to get water in.
Mr. Selfe—l fear you had them for another object. Yoe
are committed to hard labour for three months.
CLERKENWELL.
- - -

The driver of an omnibus, fa the employ of Mr. Piggott,
who is running some omnibuses on the Holloway-read, was
charged with wilful misbehaviour, and assaulting=
Perfect, a conductor in the employ of the London
Omnibus Company.
Mr. Thomas Beard attended for the prosecution ; and Mr.
Lewis for the defence.

From the evidence of the complainant, which was ma- I
firmed by seven.' respectable witnesses, it appeared that on I
Saturday, the 13th lost., about 25minutes pest three, he was
riding on the step of his omnibus, • three-horse one, coming
from the Nag's Head along the Holloway-road. The defen- I
dant's omnibus was following till they reached the cab rank
opposite the King's Head. When the defendant got to the
other eod of the mulch° pulled across the road and trie' d to get
ahead of the company's heroes, and in doing so his mar fore-
wheel ran over the company's off-horse's fest. The defend. '
ant pulled up and would, not go on, sad on the complainant
asking him to move he only received • volley of abuse, sad
was told to mind his own business. Being fearful that an
accident would occur, the complainant took hold of the de-
fendant's homes, on which the defendant severely lashed
him with his whip and broke his hat. There was plenty of
room for the defendant to pea without creasing the cow-
plaiaant's omnibus, and he cried out sot to impede the pro-
greys of the company's omnibus.
Witnesses were then called for the defence, but they only
proved the are tee the complainant.
London, England, 1863-06-20

VOR MELBOURNE and GEELONG (last
shipping day 30th June , the splendid ship CALLIANCE,
• 1 for 13 years, 822 tms per register, 0. T. BROWN& Com-
mander leading in the East India Docks. This (merit. vessel
Las nearly all her cargo engaged, and intending shippen are
reapectfult recommended to make their arrangements for her
at once. Than are a few chief cabin berths at liberty, and pas.
stmgersantleas to avail themselves of the superb accommodation
alforded by this magnificent ship should lose no time In securing
It. Km will carry an experienced surgeon if mired.—OßElN,
ROBIN BON, sad Co.. et Fencinirchatteet.
London, England, 1863-06-20

N. PFEIFFER'S CONCERT.

M. Georges Pfeifer is a pianist and composer
high reputation in Paris, and his name is well koogyi.t,
our musical circles. His coocert at St. James's-hall ba
evening, consequertly, attracted a large audience, amee4
whom were many of our musicians and amateurs. Ili
camel was got up on a larger scale than usual. The is-
strumental orchestra and chorus consisted of a hundred pee.
formers. The singers were Madame Lemmensaierrngtea,
His. Palmer, Mr. Wilbye Cooper, and Mr. Winn ; aed
M. Lebow., a violoticelhat from the fiocietF des Concerts di
Conservatoire, made his first appearance in England. Ila
leading features of the concert, of course, were M. Pfeiffe's
own compositions and performance', of which the mat re.
markable was a concerto in E flat for the pianoforte and
orchestra, a work of great merit, written in a boil sad
vigorous style, well calculated to display his uncommon
powers as a performer, his full rich tone, and his firm sod
brilliant execution. This, as well as several pieces in 4
lighter style, was received with warm and deserved sp.
please. Mendedasohn's well-known sonata in B flat, for the
piano and violoncello, was played by M. Pfeiffer and X
Lebouc in • very graceful and finished style. Smog
choice vocal pieces were exceedingly well sung, and the
concert concluded with Miss Virginia Gabriel's cane.,
" Dreamland," already favourably known to the public by
its performances at the concerts of the Vocal Associatioc.

The May Queen of Professor Bennett, and a
miscellaneous selection, are to be sung by Mr. Leslie's
choir and some Brat-rate soloists at a concert to be given ov
the National Society for the Encouragement of Music os
the 3rd July. The Prince and Princess have engaged to
attend.

Mdlle. Adelina Patti has been engaged by the
manager of the Italian Open at Paris for the season of Den
year. She ie to receive, it is said, 3,000 francs (IV.) fa
every night she sings.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before the Master of the Rolls.)
mi RE CHEATERTIELD NEW DEESTON cOLLIZET CEARA=
(UNITED) AHD THE CONPANIVI ACT, 1862.
This was a petition by a creditor for 138 f. of the shove
company, and it prayed a winding up order on the aTomsd
of uon•payment of the debt after a demand thereof Moos
the making{ which the time prescribed by the above act
had els
Mr. oxburgh was for the petition, upon which hie
Ammar made the usual winding up order, the costs of the
petition to come out of the estate.
London, England, 1863-06-20

BROWN and GREEN'S KITCHEN RANGES
(Prise Medal, International Exhibition, iffiffil roast meat
In front of the fire without Interruption to she action of the
oven. hot-plate, boiler, etc. The ovens are well-ventilated, and
perfect either se routers or for the baking of bread or pastry.
For efficiency, economy, ventilation, and one of smoky
chimneys, these ranges are unequalled. They are of all size• and
prime : and the large ones, fitted with bath and steam apportion,
de., form the moat complete appointment for large establish-
ments-81, Bishogagateatreet
London, England, 1863-06-20

THE KNOUT.

Yr. SCULLY sakeiTl it .r-raa true that the Russian
General Youravirff had loaned so ordinance proclaiming
that the penalty of the knout would be inflicted on
all Polish ladies dressed in mourning'
Mr. LAYARD wished be could deny that any such order
bad been Wooed, but her Majesty's goyernment bad no in-
formation on the subject beyond that which the hon. mem-
ber himself powered, namely, the telegrams which had
appeared in the public printa.
London, England, 1863-06-20

MINES.---(THIS DAY)

Two o'Ozoort.
The mining market is quiet to-day, with little
business. East Basset shares have declined 31.,
the present quotation being 81 to 83. Wheal Crebor
are also flatter, at 21 to 4. Tinoroft are firmer, at
201 to ; East Caradon are quoted 271 to beint
without change ; Drakewalle, 11 to 21 Fait Cara
Brea, Bto ; Wheal Grenville, 31 tot; Mark.
Valley, Cii to 3 Stray Park, 36 to 37 ; eal Lud-
cott, 43 to 5; Wheal Seaton, 2324 to 2=4 ; and
East Russell, 3 to 4.
Cobre Copper shares continue in demand, end
have been dealt in as high as 30. Other foreign
and colonial mines are quiet.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadele-
nen and North •
Prices of metals have been well supported since our last
report. Au average amount of Minoru continues to be
dooe. sod we may look forward to a steady trade. Iron
Welsh tars are in better demand ; 51. 12s. 6d. to Si. Ills. is
now fairly demanded for first CUSS brands, f.0.b., in Wales,
and at a comparative price here ; Staffordshire continues is
an average demand. Scotch Pig Iron : A good business has
been doge at an advance of Is. lid. per ton, closing at 525.
cash ; 52a. 9d.. three months open. Copper : We have to re-
port an improved demand and consequent steadier prime.
English raw and manufactured to now selling at
fixed quotations ; Barra, 941. 10s. ; CaPunda has beta
done at 931. 10a. and 96/. ; Spanish, ATI. • Chili. &V. Straits
Tin The demand for English is good at 'fined prices. Susi-
DM in foreign is quiet. but prices have been maintained.
We quote cash. 1271. to 127/. 10s. ; three ma'am,
1291. 105. ; shoot. 1311, to 1321. The Dutch market is firm
at 790. to M. The quantity of beam to be sold on the
24th met has now been filed at 119,200 slabs. Tin Platte :
Cokes have advanced 6d. per box, and are in good demand.
Charcoal folly maintain their value. Lead : The market is
steady ; good soft English from 20/. Is. to 201. 12a 6d.
Speller : More business has been done the last few days,
holders having made a slight concession. We quote spot
parcels 171. 10s. to 17a. 15a. according to brands, 181. for
distant delivery.
London, England, 1863-06-20

THE ARMY IN INDIA.

Colonel BYRESmice/a; Secretary of State for India
bather or not it was the fact that'instructions bad been
asued by the home authorities to those in India with the
view of preventing officers of the Indian (now Royal) Artil-
lery from being withdrawn from their regiments for staff.
civil, or other detached employment under the several lock
governments, for which, before teing transferred under the
authority of the Horse Guard', they were, by the regula-
tions of the Indian service, equally eligible with officers of
cavalry and infantry.
Sir C. WOOD mad that no instructions bad been sent out;
but no doubt the tendency would be to employ fewer artil-
lery officers in the manner indicated by the gallant member,
because there were now numerous officers of cavalry aod
infantry who were unattached, whereas the services of the
artillery officers were wanted with their corps.
Colonel SYKES—But there is no prohibition !
Sir C. WOOD—No.
London, England, 1863-06-20

London and South Western Bank and London and
Brazilian Bank were rather Sat. St. Katharine
Dock and National Discount shares were inquired
for. There was also a slight improvement in
Oriental Inland Steam upon the meeting. Van
Diemen's Laud shares were heavy.
Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 9k
to 1 prem. ; Universal Marine, 1 to 1 dis. ;
Thames and Mersey, 2 15-16 to 3 1-16 prem. ;
Commercial Union, 11 to 2 prem., el the new
shares; North British and Mercantile Insurance,
161 to 171 ; and Oriental and General Marine, 1 to
11 prem.
The closing quotations for shares in new
undertaking.' to-day were as follows :—British
and Foreign Marine, Ito 1 prem.; Empire Marine,
to prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 61 to 71 prem. ;
Mediterranean Hotel, Ito 1 prem.. Southampton
Imperial Hotel, par to 1 prem. ;
,C 1 Hotel,
to 1 prem. ; London and Pars Motet, 1 to 1
prem. ; Copenhagen Railway, Ito 1 prem. ; Lon-
don and Hamburg Bank, Ito prem.: Ade-
laide Port and Railway, to 1 prem.; and Mau-
ritius Gas, to / prem.
Virginia Bonds were more inquired for.
London, England, 1863-06-20

BRITISH COLUMBIA.

The Doke of NEWCASTLE introduced • bill with re-
prd to British Columbia and Vaocouver's Island. and said
he would enter into ea explanation of its object on the seeped
reeding on Friday next.
The bill was then read a first time.
The Loudon Coal and Wine Duties Bill arid the Local
flovernment Supplemental Bill passed through committee.
Their lordships adjourned at nine o'clock.

HOLJSZ OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY, JUNE 19.
The house resumed at six o'clock.
NOTICES.

EUIGRATION.—Mr. CRILDEILs To move, on going into com-
mittee upon the Public Works (Manwacturiog Dortricts)
Bill, "That in the opinion of this house it is desirable that
an♦ scheme for the relief of the present distress in the
ruaoufacturing district. should include a provision for assist,
ism emigration to such colonies u may he willing to co-ope-
rate in carryiog it into effect."
eITIP SERTPT: A PPOINTiIIiNTI.-31r. BANNTsifiY, PO nab.
mit his resolution on this subject to the house on Friday,
the 17th of July.
Tar. AYTAat AT NIVOIV.-11r. CONIAGRAII. to ask she
Trader Secretary for War, on !Moody neat. whether he
would lay en the table the official report of the Judge-Advo-
cate in this country on the court-martial held at Mhow 'spot
Paymaster Sinaloa, aad also whether the promised inquiry
into that wort-martial would take pleas In this country nr
cot

Itreßumor,: roe BeT FEDETAL.S.—Mr. PERRAND, to ask
the Home Secretary ou Monday mixt whether he had re-
waived from the magistrates or police at Leeds a report to
the effect that agents of the Federal government were re-
cruiting in that town, sod that the recruits were sect to tI
American Coosul at Liverpool. Mao whether he wool.'
place that report and bis reply to it on the table of lb
house.
THE EXHIBITION BUILDINGS.
Viscount ENFIELD asked the Chascellor of the Ex-
ehtquer whether it wee tree that is • report soot in Lately
London, England, 1863-06-20

(PRIZE ?ERDAL AWARDED.
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, forß
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for Spring and Summer wear, which will be found In greater
variety and better than ever. The continual remark of gentle-
men to the& Month ta Wby pay more than 16a. for your
summer trousers?
EVERYBODY KNOWS Mr. MILES removed from Rood-
*trent in 1859.

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and Portable Writing Cases are tilted with
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tletnen's urn requirements without additional cost. Portable
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