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The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-15

(FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZZITL)

THE ORDER or THE BATH. WAR-OFYIOE,
Arc carll.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to give
orders for the appointramit of Sir James Hudson, K.C.8.,
her Majesty's envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary to the King of Italy, so be an ordinary member of the
civil division of the first class, or Knights Grand Cross of
the Most Honourable Order of the Bath; and of James
Douglas, Esq., C. 8., governor and commander-inchief is
and over Vancouver's Island and the colony of British Co-
lumbia, to be an ordinary member of the civil division of
the second clam, or knights commanders of the said most
honourable Order.

T. JANIESS'n PALACII, AUGUST 14.—The Queen
has been pleased to appoint Miss Emma Leoneflee to be one
of her M■jesty's maids of honour in ordinary, in the room
of the Hon. Adelaide Cavendish, resigned.
Foarnin-orvwx, Jrix 24.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Henry Michael Jones, Eaq.,
to be her Majesty's consul in the Feejee and Tonga Islands.
FuREIGN-OFFICe, At:nun I.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Edward Hall, Esq., now her
Majesty's consul at Coorayegoa, to be her Majesty'. COMMA
at Sonsonate • Use Queen ham also been graciously phoned
to appoint }Award Kirkpatrick. haq., now acting consul at
Comaysgus, to be her Majesty's count at Comayagua.
FOREION-OFFICT, AIJOCWT 3. —The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Randal Callender, Esq., sow
her Majesty's consul at Erzeronm, to be her Majesty's ton-
sul it the Dardanelles. The queen his also been graciously
pleased to appoint James Finn, Req., now her Majesty's
Consul at the Dardanelles, to be ber Majesty's consul at
Erzeroum.

FOREIGN-OPFICI, AvorsT 13.—The Queen has
been pleased to approve of Mr. J. Moatefiore as consul at
fidoey, Australia. for hi Majesty the King of the Belgians.
The Queen hassle.? teen 'bird to Amore of ;;;.
H. Ruggles as consul A Kingston, ieliakai for the United
Mates of America.
London, England, 1863-08-15

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two &Clout.
The mining market is quiet to-day, with little
business. East Caradon and West Chiverton shares
are without change—the former at 28i to 29, and the
latter at 28 to 29. East Basset are quoted 80 to 81
for cash, and Kitty St. Agnes, 71 to 8, being
lower. The only bargain officially recorded in the
Stock Exchange is in Devon Great Consols shares,
which are marked 575.

Yudanamutana shares are heavy and have de-
clined • transaetions are reported at 34, 31, and 3.
Kapunda hare changed hands at 4, being dull, and
St. John del Rey at Wt.
The aubjoiued weekly summary of the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Da.dels-
zen and North :

.
We cannot report any improvement in the metal market;
basions is exceedingly dull. Iron : Welsh bars are firmer:
again at 51. 15a. to 6/. f.o.b. Wales. and at a oerr.spooding
price here. Staffenlahire descriptions arc steady. Scotch
pig iron has not undergone any change Iron, last week's
prices -53.. 9d. to 545. cash. Copper : English, raw end
manufactured, difficult of gale. Second-hand paps& are
obtainable a couple of pounds under fixed quotations.
Business in foreign much restricted. Burrs, Wt. 10s. to
99/. ; Kopends., 100/., nomioally ; Spanish, 901. to 911.
Tin : The smelters reduced the price of English on the 10th
inst. 4/, on refined, and 31. per too on common, which had •
depressiog effect on foreign, and Straits is now obtainable at
1201. &find and three mouths, and 1181. cash. Banos noon.
nail, 128. In the Dutch market there are anxious soilage
at 7316. Tin plates is moderate demand ; prices unaltered.
Leadiontinues dull at 201. ss. to 201. 10e., good soft Eng-
lish. Spatter : Little business done. but prices matntaioed.
Spot, 181. oh. 64. to 181. se. ; forward, ISt 7s. 6d. ; Holl
parcels, 18/.
London, England, 1863-08-15

DUBLIN AND DROGHEDA.

The report for the half-year ending June 30
states that the net profit of the half-year, after providing
for current expeuses, interrot on loan', sod dividend on pre-
ference shares and stock, is 12,4731. lla. 5d., to which is to
be added the balance for the previous half-year of 4291.114.13 d.,
which mikes 12,9031. 3s. lit, out of which the directors on-
commend a dividend at the rate of 4 per cent. par annum,
less income tax, which will amount to 12,5551, loa, end
leave a Mammal of 3471. 13s. ld. to next aocount.

GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.—We are informed
by the Secretary that Mr. James Goodies has been elected
the chairman, and Captain Henry Jervis White Jeri,
m, P., the.depuly chairman of the board of directors of this
company.
FIRE ESCAPE STATIONS FOR ST. JOHN'S WOOD.
—The Royal Society for the Protection of Life from Fire
last night added to the Number of London fire escapes by
the establishment of its 82nd station near the Swiss Cot-
tage, and the 83rd elation at the corner of Aberdeen road ;
this arrangement with the station formed by the society
• few months bock in front of the Eyre Arms will render
the suburb of St. John's Wood se well provided as any dis-
trict le central Loudon. The escapee are constructed espe-
cially for the houses of the locality, throwing • height of
sixty feet, and the ladders detach from the carriage part of
the escape to render them available to houses with gardens
in front. Each station ham an experienced conductor in
charge throughout the night, whoee duty it is to attend
every fire in his district no the first alarm.
THE YORKSHIRE MOORS. —The fine weather on
the opening day brought out • goodly somber of aportames
on moat of the shooting grounds extending from the neigh-
bourhood • f Penistone into Lancashire and Cheshire. On
the Sheffield moors also there was • good muster. In moat
cases tho birds were very wild and peeked. The warm still
weather caused many of the coveys to make for the higher
range of hills. On Sir Lionel Pilkingtou'e ground near
Harleheed there was some fair 'bootleg. On M Whops moor
Mr. G. Miller and his eons knocked over 30 brace and a half.
On the extensive moors near Ihinferd, belonging to Mr. J.B.
Stanhope, the shootiog was only indifferent. General Stan-
hope and Messrs. W. S. and It. Stanhope, however, made
tolerable good bap. On the Midhope moon there was
some good shoottog, although the bags were not very
large. Mr. J. Garside killed 14 brace. Mr. If. Rollin, 12
brace, Mr. J. Sowerby, Sheffield, 104 brace. On the
Brootnhead moors Maser.. Corbett bagged 26 brace. At
Ogden, Mr. J. Briggs, of Brampton, got 14 brace ; and at
Boardhill Mr. S. Hague 15 brace. On the Sheffield moors
some very fair hags were made, but the average was not
very good. Mr. J. Ellison killed 21 brace, Mr. T. Vieken
20; brace, Ito. The birds generally were large and in
capital condition. On Thursday the generally
rain kept many
of the sportsmen at their quarters, and few good hags were
made. From the great number of birds en nearly all the
grenade there's every prospect of good sport.
London, England, 1863-08-15

RIMMEL'S NOVELTIES for the SEASON.
The ALEXANDRA, PRINCE of WALLS, and ROY AL
BRIDAL BOUQUET, hu Ad. each. The Cassolette Fun, delight.
fully pertained, from Ss. 6d. a specimen by post for SO stamps.
The Turkish scented Charm, an elegant golden ornament for the
watch chain, Is.: by post for 13 stamps.—E. RIII3IEL, Per-
fumer. 96. Strand. and St, CornhilL
London, England, 1863-08-15

DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA
kW been, 41nring twenty-nye year., emphatically sane.
Booed by the medical profeesion, and universally accepted by
the yabUc, as the last remedy for acidity of the stomach,
aaetbare, headache, gent, and indlgostlon, and SI a mild ape
Meat for delicate cametutgooa, mere especially foe ladles end
children. It towed in a Mate of perfect purity edd
of uniform etre y DI.NNKYOED and rxi., 17! Yen Bond-
atzeet, London; said by all respectable charnels+ through
eat the world.

TifINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
TElie most pmpared and mad powerful marl-
the medial ever introduced: restores to their normal condition
the lemetions, on the integrity of which perfect health de-
It is a swine for debility of all kW., and from Its com-
mong other ingredients, pepdie and phomhate of sods
will prove highly Maielicial to the ammo& and dyspeptic.—
Ilk per bottle. or four (maintops in am for Ils. Sole
le isnesprtee and Co., MO, Oxfordwisest,
104 Le•Maliell•Arest, LC., Labials.
London, England, 1863-08-15

(Mr. L. L. Smith) was fol:owed by the withdrawal of the '
Later from the assembly, and s. fresh appeal to his consti-
tuents. He was opposed by Mr. Richard M'Clure, a gentle-
man who was a candidate for the seat at the last general
doctioa. The cry with which Mr. Smith appealed to his
..,,suituents, that of "The Ministry r. L L. Smith." found
favour in the eyes of the " wild wood carters of Num.
waaing," and he wu returned by a considerable majority.
The question of the defences of the colony still remains
unsettled. It wu hoped that the subject would loog be.
lore this have been discussed by the legislature, and that
some definite plan of operations would have been resolved
upon, but other business has stood in the way : and now
the ministerial crisis will cause a further postponement of
the matter.

There have recently been further important discoveries
of coal in the colony, as well as of an in
exhaustible supply of green stone. It has bees
found from recent boring in the lands leased
by the Victorian Coal Company at Cape Paterson, that there
is an additional seam of coal three feet thick running
through the company. ground at a depth of 111 feet from
the surface. This vein is the thickest sod deepest which
the company have yet found. From a statement made by
Mr. Daffy io the assembly not long ago, it also appears that
Mr. M'llonald, an aseistanteuirveyor, has found a seam of
coal on the road from Melbourne to Gipps Land—the meet
northern vein of coal yet found in the colony, and a sample
of it was laid on the table of the parliamentary library.
For a long time past there has not been so much life and
activity among the miners so during the last few weeks.
(Doe rush after soother has quite dispelled the dulness so
long prevalent on the gokl.tields, and we have now several
in progress together ; so that, instead of not having any
new ground to go to, the miners are at present puzzled to
know which of the new places offers the most attraction.
London, England, 1863-08-15

DOUGLAS, Isle of Man.—His Grace the Duke
of Athol!** late residence, the CASTLE MONA HOTEL and
LOARDING.HOUSE. The patronage of Lin:lilies and tourists Is
&Belted for this unrivalled and economical establishment. See
Bradshaw. Tariff and list of furnished houses on receipt of
two stamps.
London, England, 1863-08-15

THE FRANKFORT CONGRESS.

The Berfingske-Tidende of yesterday announces
that the Kiug of Denmark has accepted the invita-
tion for the meeting at Frankfort.
The Postamt Gazette of yesterday says :—" The
Emperor of Austria is expected here to-morrow.
His project of reform gains ground throughout the
whole of Germany. The resistance of Prussia is
much regretted."

GARIBALDI ON THE AMERICAN CONTEST.
The following letter has been addressed by
Garibaldi to " Abraham Lincoln, liberator of the
slaves in the republic of America :"
. . _
London, England, 1863-08-15

A FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
and Mustechias are realised toy the use of ROIVLANIM
MACASSAR OIL. This elegant, hut/rant, and pellucid oil la
'ethereally In high repute for It, unprecedented moths& during
the last 00 years In promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti-
fying the human hate It prevents hair from falling off or turn.
ng grey, strengthe weak soft,eanses it from scurf and
dandriff, and makes It beautifully pliable, and glossy. For
thildren It is especially recommended, as forming the beefs of a
beantibil head of hair. In ell climates It alike displays ds In.
ionsparshis melte, and has long been an established favourite
of India. Price Is. ed., 7a, I,s. dal., Null to four malt anal 11k
aI:V.M. Sold at 20, Hatton-ganien, end by chemists and par-
-Ask for Rowlands* Macassar Oil.
London, England, 1863-08-15

Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 13j to 1
prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 21 to 3 prem. ; Com-
mercial Union, 2j to 21 prem. ; Universal Marine,
to die. ; and Oriental and General Marine, Mari
toll prem.
The nominal closing quotations for shares in new
undertakings to-day were as follows :—Bramilian
and Portuguese Bank, j to 1 prem. ; Oriental
Hotels, to 1 prem. ; Castle Hotel (Richmond),
par to 1 prem. ; Marine Investment, I to j prem.
Victoria Government Debentures wore again
inquired for.
London, England, 1863-08-15

This celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and
maid quasars, earned a world-known reputation, and their pass
seucel A:manual:dims is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat —For
all part:culari respecting freicht or passed, to Anatralla apply to
7.1111. a RAINES and Co.. Tiverpool : all Agents for the Black
Ball Line: and T. M. SIACKIE and Co., 1, Lcadenhaltstrect.
London. F.C.
London, England, 1863-08-15

Caprers, August 6.

If, in the midst of your battled of Titans, our voice may
reach you. permit the free children of Columbus to
approach you with words of good omen, and with
admiration for the great work which you have undertaken.
Inheritor of the idea of Christ and of Brown, you will de-
scend to posterity with the title of Liberator, more enviable
than it crown or any human treasure. An entire race of
men, bound by selfishness in the chains of servitude.
has been restored by you, and at the oost
of America's noblest blood, to the dignity of
man, to civilisation, and to love. America, which taught
liberty to our father., opens up anew the solemn era of
human progress. As freemen, solemnise religiously the
downfall of slavery. Hail, Lincoln, pilot of liberty ! Hail
to you, who for two years have been fightirg and falling
around its regenerating standard ! Hail to you, race of libe-
rated chain ! The freemen of Italy kiss the braises which
your chains have produced. GARIBALDI.

(aNcrraz's rEticaArs.)
HER MAJESTY'S JOURNEY.
COLOGNE, Amooerr 15.

Her Majesty Queen Victoria passed through this
town at a quarter rat 7 last night, direct by the
Junction Railway en route to Rolandseck.

THE CONGRESS OF GERMAN PRINCES.
FRANKFORT•ON-THE-MAINE, AuGust 15.

Up to the present the Grand Dukes of Weimar
and Baden, the Dukes of Saxe Coburg Gotha,
Braunschweig, and Saxe Meiningen, Prince Henry
of the Netherlands, the Prince of Rudolstadt, and
the representatives of the free cities of Hamburg,
Lubeck, and Bremen have arrived here.

ALLEGED ACCEPTANCE OF THE MEXICAN
THRONE BY THE ARCHDUKE MAXI-
MILIAN.

PARIS, Amutre 15.

The Mjnterial Dipternatique of to-day says :
" We are happy to be able to announce that his
Imperial Higbness the Archduke Ferdinand Maxi-
milian accepts, with the consent of his august
brother, the Emperor of Austria, the crown of the
new Mexican empire."

THE BRAZILS.
(Per the Navarre.)
RIO JANEIRO, Jour 24.

Exchange on London, 26k ; on Paris, 353 to
355. Coffee, price of good first, 7.200 to 7.300 rein.
The Navarre has on board 1,942 bags of coffee.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's ship
Oneida arrived at Pernambuco upon the ht of
August.
London, England, 1863-08-15

VICTORIA.

The %lelluttrtu• Angus of 'June 25 says

We are again in a ministerial crisis. On Friday last,
after a short debate, in which only three members spoke
ministers were defeated in the Legislative Assembly by ti
to 26. on a resolution submitted by Mr. Duffy, preliminary
to the introduction of his hill to amend the Land Act of 1+462.
On Mondry last Mr. O'Shanassy tendered to his Excellency his
own resignation and that of his colleagues. On the same
day. Mr. M'Culloch (treasurer in Mr. Nicholson 's ministry)
11 —the head of the firm of M't'ulloch, Seller, and Co.—was
sent for, and accepted a commission to form an admini-
stration. On Tuesday both houses of parliament adjourned
for a week, to enable the hon. member to make his arrange•
meats ; and he is now negotiating with members on both
sides, supporters as well as opponents of the late government.
Ile has st►ted to the house that he believes be will succeed.
and that he will be able to announce on Tuesday next the
names of the members of the new ministry. This event was en.
*els unexpected when the May mail was despatened. Its
immediate occasion was not then even in the contemplation
of ministers themselves. The opposition, however, bad
long been intriguing to bring about a trial of strength before
the *lose of the session, on some question which should
detach from the ministerial side a portion of its supporters.
The policy of.the measures submitted dining the session
favoured the expectations of the leaders of the opposition.
and the events of the session had slowly but surely increased
the number of the opponents of the government.
It will be remembered that the fre,.q. between the
Minister of Justice and one of the members for South Bow ice
London, England, 1863-08-15

ON CHLORATE of POT.‘SSA, and its USE
In OXYDIZING the BISSID. —Dr. J. P. SAROKANT,
h1.11..e ti. and L S.A. 1530, will LECTURE ou this subject at St.
Jaruces.hall, Piccadilly, In September. and will satidactorily
prove that chlorate of potrissa as prerared by passing chlorine
through a mixture of quicklime and water, and subsequently
boiling a long time with chloride of potassium) Is a most active
remedy for °splicing the blood, and restoring vitality to the
low, vitiated state of the nervous system, and is therefore calcu-
lated to supersede the use of Iron, mercury, quinine, and was.
parilla.--66, Gower-street, Bedford square.
London, England, 1863-08-15

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
Off ZLICTISTO AND DITIRNATIONAL TILIOLPL)
(now owe owN comanommort)
Market opens quiet bat steady. &lee will probably
amount to about 6,000 baler, 2,000 of which will no doubt
be for speculation and export.
London, England, 1863-08-15

NORTH LONDON.

Yesterday the 34th half-yearly general meeting
of the North London Railway Company wee held at the
office., Easton Station; H. Wourinos BLus, Fan., iv
the choir.

The report of the directors mys :—" The statement
of accounts, herewith submitted to the proprietors,
exhibits u the result of the last half-year's wink-
ing, an available balance to the credit of revenue of
38,3041., being an increase of 10,3521. as compared with the
corresponding period of the previous year. It will be men
Shut there is an increase in the traffic receipts of 5,331/.
from pamengera, sad 4,162/. from merchandise and minerals :
them from hire stock traffic being nearly the same as in 1862.
There is, on the other band, an increase in the ex-
peaditure on carriages of 1,940/. arising from ex-
tensive repairs and renewals, which could not be
effected whilst the stock was so entirely employed, as during
the later period of the International Exhibition. In pursu-
ance of the policy approved at the last meeting, your direc-
tors recommend that a further sum of 4,0001. be added to
the fund for special works ; and that from the balance,
34,304/. 7s. 6d., available for division, after this deduction. •
dividend be declared, on the ordinary share capital of the
company, at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum, leaving a
balance of 2,807/.13a. 61 to be carried forward to the cur-
rent half-year." The report adds that the total sum ex-
pended oa the City Extension Line during the half-year is
250,8101. _ _

The report wee agreed to, and a dividend of 6 per cent.
per annum declared.

HORSHAM, DORKING AND LEATHERHEAD.

A meeting of this company was held yesterday
at their offices, 23. Crest Georgeetreet, Westminster.
Mr. W. It. S. V. FizzGEBALD, chairman of the company,
presided.
•

r The 56CRETAEY read the report, from which it appeared
that the agreement between the company and
the London and Brighton for securing a guaranteed
dividend of 4 per cent. had been executed and received
the sanction of the proprietors of the latter company, by
which it provides for the subscription of 75,0001. toward'
the 120,0001. of the share capital of this company. A con-
tract had been entered into with a contractor for the con.
structioa of the iailway within the engineer's estimate, and
active operations on the line bad beau commenced.
The report wee adopted.
London, England, 1863-08-15

DEPARTURE OF HER MAJESTY FROM

BRUSSELS.

BRUSSELS, AUGUST 14, EMIN(I..

Her Majesty Queen Victoria, accompanied by the
royal family and suite, left the King's private
station at Laeken, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, on
her journey to Germany.

THE POLISH QUESTION.
PARIS, AuGuar 14, Eciarivo.

La France of this evening states that differences
have sprung up among the chiefs of the Polish
party, and says that the extreme party had the
chance of taking the lead in the movement.
The same journal says further, that the notes of
the three Powers will be delivered to Prince
Gortchakoff on Monday next, when they will be
immediately published in England, France, Austria,
and Russia.

AUSTRIA AND MEXICO.

VIENNA, Aims!' 14.

The General Correspondenz of to-day declares all
communications of the journals respecting the
Mexican question to be premature, nd says :
"No definitive decision whatever has yet been
come to. The Mexican deputation does not repre-
sent the expression of the whole.country, and the
question therefore requires still further develop-
ment."

SPAIN AND MEXICO.
MADRID, Amon. 13.

In an article replying to the journals disap-
proving of the transformation of Mexico into an
empire, the Epoca declares that it would not have
been necessary to abandon Mexico with 6,000 men
when France with only 3,000 would have left the
supremacy to Spain.
The liberal journals demand that Spain should
adopt a policy of isolation iu the Mexican question,
while others ask the government to protect Spanish
interests by recognising the Mexican empire.

TURKEY.
VIENNA, Anus? 14.
A telegram received here from Constantinople,
dated the 13th inst., says :
" Hussein Pacha has been appointed Minister of
War, in place of Hallil Pacha, who has resigned.
" A Turkish camp of observation is being estab-
lished at &Minute.
" Omer Pacha has fallen seriously ill."

TESTIMONIAL TO SIR JAMES HUDSON.
TURIN, Aucusr 14.

The evening papers announce that public sub-
scriptions have been opened to offer a testimonial
to Sir James Hudson, as a token of Italian
gratitude.

IDENTIFICATION OF NANA SAHIB.
BOMBAY, JULY 24.

Nana Sahib has been identified by a Chiab
Bra.lunino who was taken with him and turned
Queen's evidence.
A plan for a general rising in the cold weather is
said to have been organised.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, AUGUST 14, 3.20 r.m.
The Bonne has been inanimate. Rentee closed
at 67.35, or 15c. lower than yesterday.

THE BRAZIL MAIL
(Per the Navarre.)
BUENOS AYRES. Jutt 14.
Business paralysed. The insurgents have been
totally defeated and dispersed at Cordova.
Exchange 67+, no takers. Ounces, 461. Wet
salted ox hide, 37. Dry American, 36 to 37 ; little
doing. Wool—prices firmly maintained. Tallow,
14. Lumber, 33 to 34. Flour nominal. Relined
sugar, 16 to 14.
London, England, 1863-08-15

BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new
Invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, as
well ma smaller tub, may be raised or tilted on it without
labour or trouble. ha action is so Impalpable that the sediment
of the most limpid fluid by Do possibility can be disturbed.
Wks Os.. 125., 14a., to suit 4a, p, and 18 gallon cmks.

BiRLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
No vent-peg required. No more flat beer or sour wine.
Price to ed ditto, electroplated, ea—tpply direct to J AMES
BARLOW, patentee, It King William-street, Mansion-house.
See that his name and address are on every article . all othersare
spurious maltations. Engravings gratis. Established 1820.
London, England, 1863-08-15

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

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

IdALTA, ACCOST 14.

The Valetta leaves with the Bombay mail at
7 p.m. to-day for Marseilles, where she may be
expected on the 17th inst.
The Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the mail,
will sail. at midnight. She may be looked for at
Southampton about the 23rd inst.
The Malta brought the mail to Suez, arriving
there at noon on the 10th inst.
London, England, 1863-02-24

MINCING LANK.-(TRIP3 DAY.)

SOGAZ.—There is not much activity in the demand, but
the market is steady at previous prior. Refined is also
quiet, but without change in prior.
Cori! —No transactions are reported by private con-
tact. The public sales are progressing at the previous
currency.
Thu.—The market generally is quiet, except for reddish
leaf Congou up to la. sd. per lb., for which there is a fair
demand.

Ries—At firm prime 10,000 bags have been sold. Ran-
goon, fine, 11e. ; old, Be. Id. • Bassein, 10.. 41d. to 10s. 6d.
EL SALTriTL AbOnt 1,50 d bags have been geld on the
spot; refraction 7 to 11, at 375. Id. and 37e. ; also 2,600
bags for arrival, at 38s. 6d. to 38a. 9d.
Isrproo.—The public sales of Guatemala ere concluded,
and, of a total of 3,132 serous offered. 2,370 were sold.
Pine qualities sold with competition at 4d. to 6d. decline ;
other sorts went off flatly at Bd. to Ls. decline. Priam
ranged from 2s. to 7a. bd. for low aortae to flee floras.
COTTON.- 300 balm have sold at Its. prices.

TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 435. 9d.
to 44.., net ouh ; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 445. 3d. ;
Mara, 445. 3d. ; April to Jane, 41s. 3d. to 445. 6d. ;
October to December, 465. 9EL to 47..

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Haney and Fastoo, repast trade at the
pricer Frio meadow hay, 70s. to 75a. ; superior
ditto, 78s. to 84. ; inferior ditto, 60a. to 60a. • rowow, 001.
to 601. ; clover, old, 90s. to 11134. ; ditto, woad cat, 80s. to
1065.; straw, Ma. to 38..

GREAT FIRE AT MILLBANK.--(THIR DAY.)—A
fire broke out this morning in the exteoeive range of pre-
mises beloogiog to Mr. Daynes, builder and contractor, at
Millbank, adjoining the goveromeut stores of the Army
Clothing Department. Powerful bodies of firemen arrived
in rapid BUCOelgiOat but, in spite of their exertions, the
flames *maim:led to travel, and the steam saw frames, and
mahogany and marble stores, were soon in flames. By cut-
ting off the spread of the flames towards the government
stores, the firemen succeeded in Navies seemed thousand
pounds' worth of property. The whole of the engines did great
execution, especially the Lind steamer; such unbroken and
steady streams of water kept falling upon and into the
blazing property as to quickly allay the fears of the
inhabitente. The fire was not extinguished until the large
building of Mr. Daynes was nearly burned oat and the con-
tent' consumed. A Luxe number of workmen by this
disastrous event will be thrown out of employment, sad it is
, feared that the property was not insured. A polise coestable
unfortunately fell down a pit 30 feet deep, and was severely
injured.
London, England, 1863-02-24

THE INSURRECTION IN POLAND.

The Posen Journal haspublished an important de-
claration, emanatingfrom au association established
in the province of Posen, for the protection of German
Interests. The association, it should be stated, is
principally composed of wealthy landowners, who
are Germans. The following is a summary of the
conclusions arrived at :—" Ist. Every measure cal-
culated to protect our frontiers ought to be gladly
welcomed. 2nd. Every measure going further than
this, especially any intervention in favour of Russia,
ought to be considered as seriously injurious to the
provisos of Posen." In making this declaration,
the association says it believes it will obtain the
support of all the German inhabitants of the pro-
vince of Posen.
London, England, 1863-02-24

Ebt COUrt.

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA.
WINDSOR CASI'LE. F. 23.
The Crown Prince= of Prussia (Prinown Royal)
arrived at the Castle to-day on a visit to the Queen.
Prioce Louis of Heue went to London this morning to
meet the Princess at the Bricklayers' Arms-station, and ac-
companied her Reysl Siemer to Windsor.
Prince Leopold, and Prinome Louis of Heise, met the
Printer at the South-Western Railway-station, at Windom.
The Crown Princess was attended by Counter Pourtales,
Ouster Hohinthal, end Count FUrstenstein.
Viscount Sydney, Lord Chamberlain, bad en sodium, of
the Queen on Friday, and presented the Address of the
House of Lords, in answer to her Majesty's Marge relative
to the provision for the Prince of Wales.
Prince Arthur, amended by Major Elphirutone, left
Windsor this morning for Greenwich-perk.

The Commission for promoting and encouragiog the Fine
Arts in the rebuilding the Palace of Westminster held a
meeting yesterday afternoon in the Palace of Westminster.
Present—Earl Stanhope, Viscount Ewemley, Lord Llanover,
and the Bight Hon. William Cowper, IL P. The secretary,
Sir Charles L. Eastlake, attended.

A deputation on the subject of Irish fisheries had an in-
terview with Viscount Palmerston yesterday.
A deputation from Brighton on the subject of the default
of collector of taxes had an interview with the Chancellor
of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official residence in

A deputation from the committee appointed by the
owners and occupiers of property abutting on or adjacent
to the river Thames, and of shipowners and tinders con-
nected with the easnmerte and navigation of the port
of London, bad an interview with the Right
Hon. T. Milner Gibson and the Bight Hon. W.
Hutt yesterday, at the office of the Board of Trade,
on the subject of the cooservancy of the Thames. The
deputation wee introduced by Mr. Western Wood, M.P.,
and consisted of Mr. Charles Capper, chairman of com-
mittee ; Mr. J. B. Towns, solicitor to the Fishmongers'
Company ; Mr. Joseph Turnley,solicitor to the holders Atha
Conservancy hoods ; Mr. Willis= 8. Hall, legal quay
whardager ; Mr. Jam. Penning', Fenainp'-wharf ; Mr. J.
G. Barry, Meriton's Wharf ; Kr. Leach. Mark Brown's
Wharf ; Mr. Alfred Barry, Meriton's Wharf ; Br. Thomas
Mow, aristast of the Court of the Watermen's Com-
pany ; and Mr. Cuthbert Singleton, secretary to the City
Steamboat Company.

Viscount and Villoolllli4lo Pelmenton returned to town
en Sunday, from a visit to her Majesty at Windsor Castle.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yester.
day. An appeal from Bengal, '• Prmanath Chowdry v.
Ranee filurnowiyce," was &mimed with coats. The lords
present were Lord Biegedowo, Sir J. Coleridge, flir E. Ryan,
' Sir L Peel, and Sir J. Oolvile.
Despatches were resolved yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the 00•111f1)0f of (naafis. Despatches were seat to the
Governces of the SMAlemesits ow the West Coast of Africa.
London, England, 1863-02-24

SPAIN.

MADRID, Pm 21

A Council of Ministers will be held this evening
to discuss the 11611011/1 to be stated in the decree
dissolving the Cortes.

It is asserted that tbia decree will be submitted
to the Queen for signature to-morrow, and will be
published in the Gazette on the 25th inst.
The ministry firmly maintains the position it has
assumed with regard to the functionaries recently
dismissed from the Department of the Marine.
London, England, 1863-02-24

THE POLISH DIFFICULTY.

Mr. ORIFFITM asked the First Lord of the 'rreasury
whether it wee true that three young Pollak students of the
French college of St. Cyr, whose names were given, when
travelling lately from Paris to Poland, through Prussia,
were arrested by the Promise police at ILore and delivered
over to the Mansions.

Lord PALMERSTON—Her Majesty's government have
no information as the subject to ethical the question refits.
THE ALLEGED CONVENTION BETWEEN RUSSIA
London, England, 1863-02-24

PRINCE ALIBSD.

MICKINGHAIE PALACE, Fn. 24, 2.30r.x.
Telegram received this morning reports favour-
able progress of Prince Alfred.

The Prineville' Helena and Louise, accompanied
by Lady Caroline Barrington, honoured the performance at
the Lyceum Theatre with their preeesee Let evening.

The Princess Royal of England arrived at
Gooresend at 11 o'clock yesterday morning, on Maid the
royal yacht Oeboroe, and disembarked at the Cuatom •
house Pier. She was rewired by Lord Alfred Paget, Vis.
count Sydaey, Gem& Eyre, Major Dealers, Colonel
Gordon, Colonel Mills,, aid the Mayor and Corporation of
Grevessod. The royal Princess appeared to be in capita
health and spirit'', and led her youthful son &Zoog the pier
to the royal carriages, which conveyed her and her suite to
the North Kest Railway station. Here a state train was in
readiness to eoevey her to the Bricklayers' Arms Station,
and it left Gravesead at half-past 11. There was a consi-
derable number of persons amemblad, both at the landing-
pier and railway statics. The Princess on landing was
greeted with a royal dote, fired from Tilbury Fort, and
her departure from the railway station wos followed by the
hearty cheers of the assembled multitude.

At a public meeting of the inhabitant, of South-
wark last evening, it wee resolved that • deputation
from the borough of Southwark, accompanied by the High
Bailiff, should moseys his Royal Highness the Prime of
Wales sad the Prisms Alexandra on their arrival stab'
Bricklayers' Arms Statics, escort them through the Borough
with all honour, and eoaduct their royal highnesses to the
foot of Loudon-bridge. A sub-committee was appointed to
receive subscriptions, and make the neemeary arraagementa.
A public meatiest of the inhabitants of Paddington was also
held yesterday, and was influeotially attended, at which it
was determined that • suitable demonstration of the loyalty

of the perish should be made on the wedding day, a MeM
mitt*. being appointed for the purpose.

The ladies who have been honoured by being
selected so bridesmaids to the Primes. Alexandra are said
to los—Lady Victoria Scott, Lady Una Bracy daughter of
Lord Elgin ; Lady Victoria Hare, sister of Lord Liatowel ;
lady Georgians Boma Hamilton, daughter of the Marquis
of Aberoorn ; Lady Aosta Yalta, daughter of Lord Hard•
winks ; Lady Coastwise Villiers, &miter et Lord Clams.
dos ; lady Victoria Campbell, Lady Theodora Grosvenor,
lady &DeWitt, Mount•Edgesmbe, and Lady reodorowna
Wellesley.

The invitations to the dinner to be given on the
10th of most month by the howlers of the Hos. Society of
the Middle Temple, of which the Prince of Wales is one,
extend to all members of the inn who shall signify their
anieptanee of the moss by Tuesday the 3rd of Marsh. The
Loud Chancellor and several of tbe jukes have been in-
vited ; and the old hall will he decorated with great taste.
No after-dinoer speeches will, however, be allowed—the
toast of the evening being simply " His Royal Highness
the Master of the Bench."
London, England, 1863-02-24

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(astrria's Tzzasawia.)
THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA.
OOPENHAGEN, Fn. 14.
- _

Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra will
leave this capital on Thursday next, at 3 p.m., and
will proceed by railway to Korsor, whence her
Royal Highness will depart the next (Friday)
morning in the royal steamer Sleswig, for Kiel.
Festive ,receptions are being prepared at all
stations upon the route.

Upon the wedding day s magnificent court ball
will take place in Copenhagen, and the poor inha-
bitants of the city ,will be feasted at the expense of
the crown.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
WARSAW, ?u. 23.
The Russian authorities have been reinstate(' in
Miechow and Olkust.
It is stated in official queen that Mieraelaaaki
has been defeated new Radsiejews, that he himself
is a fugitive, and that his correspondence has been
seized.

KALTOWITZ, Fix 23, EVIIII3IO.

Numerous Polish families who have fled before
the Russian troops have arrived here by mail train.
The Russians have arrived at Jombkowits, and
are expected to reach Sosnowice to-morrow.
Kurcrski, one of the insurgent chiefs, baa com-
mitted suicide.

THE NEW ITALIAN LOAN.

TURIN, Fn. 23.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Signor Broglio presented the report of the com-
mittee upon the loan of 700 millions proposed by
the government. The report is favourable to the
conclusion of the loan.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Fn. M.

Two new commercial banks under English super-
vision, and partly supported by British capital, are
about to be established in Lisbon.

The young Duchess de Palmella is about to
marry Senor Antonio de &unpin° e Pins, aide-de.
camp to the King.
The subscription for the relief of the Lancashire
operatives has been closed, and amounts to more
than WM Mr. Joseph Ellerton and Mr. Richard
Knowles, merchants, of Lisbon, very actively pro-
moted the subscriptions.
The French liner Bretagne, with troops on board
for Mexico, has arrived here.
The case of Mr. Lindsay, M.P., with the Union
Mercantile Company baa, it is said, been taken up
by the British ministers, but the Portuguese go-
vernment contends that the question is not inter-
national.

The Cortes are discussing the reply to the speech
from the throne.

The law of entail will shortly undergo considerable
modification.

The King has conferred the order of Christ upon
Captain Burney for the services he rendered to the
fishermen at Figuera.
Trade still continues dull, and the sales of Man-
chester goods are very limited in consequence of
their high prices.

THE ZOLLVEREIN.
AUGSBURG, Pia 21.

The Allgemeine Zeituvg of to-day says :—"lt is
asserted that the Bavarian Minister for Foreign
Affairs has issued a circular note inviting the other
States of the Zollverein, in the event of that union
being dissolved, to form a special Zollverein in
which Austria should be included."
London, England, 1863-02-24

THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE.

ceOntAL Rimy FUND.
The monthly nose* of the general committee el the
Central Relief Fund was held yesterday at Manchester,
when the customary reports were adopted, and the ordinary
business transacted. Mr. Farnall's report showed a further
decrease of 3,740 in the number of three receiving paro-
chial relief, or a total of 53,617 since the December 6.
This decrease wee mph/lied by one menther of the com-
mittee as not so much affecting the operative* as out-
door labourers. It was, io fact, •, owing to the resumption
of work by men who were generally unemployed during
the win r mouths "—the increase among the operatives
"not Loftily so good se Mr. s statistic, might I
lead ." The bon. secretary, for hi pert,
said he feared then was a decease in the employment
of operatives." Mr. Fenian, in his report, urgently
pressed upon the commithse that the industry of
the committee "should not be longer hoarded no.
bat be gradually transferred, for the present, to profitable
fields of labour. He urged this meet strongly, lest many
of the operatives might be Motorail "in their misery, to
accept the bread of dependence more readily thaa
that which they earned by MIS iodustry," The
report of the executive committee was equally ex-
plicit on this point. It stated that 25,000 factory men end
youths would have to be ale at mark, or, as one of
the committee put it, "they were new receiving the meson
of subsistence without labouring for it," and the report
called upon landed proprietors, municipal corporations, or
boards acting under the Local Government Act, to inquire
what improvement could be undeetalute for the porpas of
absorbing the mass of threateeed pupation. At the meeting
of the executive committee, the gout of the province of Can-
terbury, New Zealand, for the purpose of assisting the Lan-
cashire unemployed to emi was meetioned, and it was
stated that the money wail wilygrate, be applied to the payment
of the emigrants' purge froth above to shore. Neither
outfit nor inland transit could be iaoltided in it ; nor could
the executive committee, as it was stated, make any grants
for the last specified purposes.
The Eros. RIPCITTAIT stated that Captain Lust, of the
George Griswold, had accepted the levitation of the com-
mittee to luneheon, for Wednesday, the 4th of March. 'ir-
ritations had been sect out to the general committee, and
Lords Derby sail Stanley and the Bishop of Chester Ind
written that they were usable to be present. During the
last week 51 bales of clothing, 9.055 barrels of provisions,
and 010 Munoz of wine had been seat out. n total receipte
for tilt week wee 22,3031. Its. 9d. The bilibe in the bank
was 432,0951. 17s. &L —418,1361. ils. St being the general
account, and 13,9391. tb. 6d. the New South Wales account.
That morning amorist the sums received were, Dublin
(20th thousand) 1,00011. ; Daily Telegraph fund (17th),
3001. ; Reed and Powell, of London (4th), 1001.; Warwick-
shire fund (6th), 5001.
London, England, 1863-11-30

MINES.-(THIS DAYj

Two o'Ctoce.
In the mining market to-day the dealers are
engaged in the settlement of the fortnightly
acoou nt, and prices exhibit very little
change. Wheal Union and Clifford Amalgamated
shares are rather firmer, while Great Fortune
have receded. Some of the present quotations
I are as follows :—Bast Caradon, 26; to 264 ; Waite
Chiverton, 54 to 55 ; Chiverton Moor, 8 to 1;
Chiverton, 91 to 10 ; Drakewalls, 36e. to 38s. ;
Inuit cam Brea, 61 to 7; Wheal Union, 3} to ;
Great Fortune, 19 to 20 ; Cook's Kitchen, 21.
to 22 ; Kitty St. Agnes, 71 to 1 ; Wheal &ton,
1721 to 1771 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 381 to 37
Tincroft, 19 to # ; North Crotty, 5 to a ; Wheal
Hope, to 5 ; Wheal Lndeott, to 2 ; and New
21 to 1.
Foreign and oolonial mining shares are very
quiet, in the absence of transactions, and prices are
nominally quoted the same as on Saturday.
London, England, 1863-11-30

FItANOE

PARA Nov. 29.
The Nation of this evening says :—" Baron de
Budberg has been invited to Compiegne"
La France asserts that King Kaduna has taken
refuge in the north of Madagascar, and has written
to the Emperor Napoleon requesting his Majesty's
support to enable him to re-eater his capitaL

THE POLISH MSURREOTION.
BERLIN, Nov. 29.

News received here from Warsaw &111101111Ce8 that
Dobrowalaki Las been shot in that city by order of
the Russian authorities. The number of women
lately activated is said to be 987.
The official Driertnikconfirms the news of engage-
ments having taken place near Molkow, Zelechow,
and Blank".

88.1931J11. Nov. 29.

General Trepoff, chief of the Warsaw police, is
said to bays declared to the wife olLuszerewski, go-
vernment Director of the Interior, who was con-
demned a short time ago to transportation, that the
order for her husband's arrest came from St. Peters-
burg. lie is stated to have added, that those per-
sons who bad been transported might consider
themselves fortunate, as it was not known what
might still happen to Warsaw.

THE ITALIAN E

TURIN, Nov. 28.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, several
amendments proposed by the opposition having
been lost, the treaties of commerce and navigation
with France were passed withoukalteration, by 157
against 49 votes.
London, England, 1863-06-13

THE BOMBAY MAIL

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

ALEXANDRIA, Joss 1L

The Euxine, with the above mails, left here at
noon this day. She may be expected at Marseilles
on the 17th inst. The Delta sailed for Southamp-
ton at 6 a.m. yesterday. She may be expected
there on the 23rd inst. The Malta brought the
mail to Suez, arriving there on the Bth inst.
London, England, 1863-06-13

CIAUTION.—WARREN, RUSSELL, and Co.,
Na Info of $O, Strand, Blacking. Int, and qqes Manufacturers,
CAUTION the PUnLIC against persons trading dater
same, and pedaling to be connected with them, ce their late
estalldiusent at 410, Strand their only manufactory being
ilanturia.osis. lisestri•Errsisr, vixeurraigies,
London, England, 1863-06-13

NINEB.-(THIS D4IY,)

Two o'Cumw.

In the mining market to-day there is a strong
inquiry for East Caradon shares, which have risen
about 21., the present quotation being 29 to 4.
East Basset are rather lower, at 89 to 91, and
Wheal Crebor at 2to f. Bast Carn Brea are quoted
7to ; Wheal Beton, 236 to 240 ; Wheal Ludoott,
41 to 5 ; Tinaroft, 20 to 4; Great Fortune, 36 to
37 ; lllogan, 30s. to 325. 6d . ; West Chiverton, 204
to 21 ; Marks Valley, 6# to; and Drakewalls, 2
to 4.
Foreign and colonial raining share.; generally are
without change. United Mexican are rather dull.
The subjoined weekly summary of the metal
market is from the circular of Messrs. von Dadels-
ten and North : _ .

-- •
We cannot report any change in the position of the metal
market ; a fair amount of basloear continues to be done, and
prices have been tally maintained. Welsh ban are in
better demand, and fully Is. per too dearer for favourable
brands ; 51.15 e. is now asked Cob. Wales ' • 6/. ss. is asked
f.o.b. here. Staffordshire in steady demand.and. Scotch pig
iron is steady at 50s. 9d. cash. 151 s. 9d. three months open.
Copper: English is steady at official quotations, bat the
demand is not very brisk. Little bushier has bee; "
in foreign, and prices are almost nominal. Kilt
941. 10s. • Kapunda, 964 ; Spanish, 861.• Chill, 831.
Tip.-8t alts tin, a steady basher has ism does at
1271. 10e. crib, 1301. three mouths, and 1311.10 a. to 1321.
afloat. Banes. 1351. three mouths. The Dutch market is '
firm at 800. English tie in good demaad, at official quo-
tation& 75a plates—The demand is slack, priors un-
altered. Lead is a little firmer, and prices fully maintained.
Speller.—The market is dull, several second-hand paresis
have been forced off noder the tumult price. We quote
spot parcels, 171. 15e. ; to arrive, 18.1. ; W. 11., 181. ffs.
The following telegram was received Ibis day from the
agent of East Wheal Grenville :—" Lode in mire shaft
very much improved ; sto 6 toes per fathom. Counter,
went side, 1 foot wide ; good done* of ore."
London, England, 1863-06-13

OrENING of II YAM and Co.'s NEW
PREMIUM OS end O. oxroaasrierer —Theme embo-
dy* and reescnbleeut Premises ere NOW OPEN, se4 the public
ere =wig invited 0 visit the new buildings and biped
the to which have been curried out for the
terthereiscearn= and public accommodation.
London, England, 1863-06-13

TELltattAPH.ie 11!ITELLICIIINOS

(ILEUM& TZLEGELIMIL)
THII ITALIAN PARLIAIfiNT.
TURIN, Jun 12.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Signor Mechi questioned the ministry respecting the
international relatiotis between Italy and Rome,
and estered into sotue explanations on the subject.
Be also asked to be informed of the intentions of
the Government relative to the Polish question.
The minister will reply to-morrow.

TURKEY AND GREECE.
VIENNA, dims 12.

The Oesteneidaiathe Zeitung of to-day publishes
intelligence from Constantinople, according to
which the reply of the French Government to the
note of the Porte denies that the Sues Canal works
are detrimental to the interests of Turkey.
The same paper states that the Greek Government
baeordered that there shall be three'days of public
festivity, in commemor►tion of the acceptance of the
crown of Greece by Prince William of Denmark.
In Elia the portrait of King George had been
torn down by the mob. The National Guard were
°Writ istarkee.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, Jews 11.
Prince Count has nominated himself commander-
in-chief of the Moldo-Walachian troops. M. Tell,
Minister of Public Wcirstip, has resigned his office,
and the vacant portfolio has been transferred to
M. Obobesco.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS. Jings 12, 3.25 p.m..

The Bourse opened heavy, in consequence of the
unfavourable character of the Bank of France
return, but subsequently improved. Renter closed
at 69.45, or 10e. higher than yesterday.