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The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-04

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THE LANGRAM HOTEL COMPANY
OitaHa).
Biss,sekla Ike* mimes at £lO each.
Incorporated soder the Limited Liability Acts, lath end 2Uth
Vic., cap. 47, by which the liability of each shareholder le
strictly licit d to the amount of his shares.
Deposit on application. Ai per ',hare. and Al 10a. on Allotment.
Further Calls not to exceed t 2 10e. at intervals of not law than

DIRECTORS:

The Right Hon. the Berl of iihrewabury and Talbot, C.Lt., 86,
Belgrave•square,
The Right Hon. Viscount Rnp, M.P., 44, Rutland-gate,
ffe It.
w,k
Beale, Keg., S 9, Grosvenor-street.
Mr James Carmichael, Bart, (Miaow, Kdenbadge, Kent, their.
man of the Submarine Telegraph Company.
Cajitg'n George Denny, Great St. Helen's, Director of the
Lite Insurance Company.
Peter ()mime., Eoq. llesare. Jackson and Graham),, Ortordatreet
Deane John Hoare. lip., lel, New Bondetreet, Demeter of the
Bank of Hindustan.
Colonel James Holland, t 4. Princeespuare, Hamster, Director

of the Ave and United Service Beik.
Jasper Wilson Johns, Req., SA, Great Camberfandatrest, Hyde-
park, Director of Hie °unwary and Newtown Railway.
WWum lidecumbe Rendle' Exq., 36, Cleveland-square, Director
of the Great Western Dock Company.
Llewellyn B. Traherne, Esq., JUniPt United Service Club, St.
James's.
Soucrroes—Merre, Davidson, Bradbury, Hardwick, end Carr,
Weavere•liall. 22, Basinghall-street.
Metropolitan and Provincdal Bank, 75, Cornhill.
Hanover square Branch of ihe London and County Bank.
Bannin.—Branois Borland, lsq..C. ooun y-chambers, le, Con-
td.% IL
ANCRWART. pro tem.—Often Louie, Msg.
Temporary 011res-22, Abingdoneireet, Westminster.

ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS.
This Company has been formed for the purpose of erecting an
Hotel on a weak of comfort and magulacenee hitherto unattained
in London, on the grounds now known as Mansfield House and
gardens, Langham place.
The area of the estate measures IPA feet in depth and SMI
feet frontage, commanding from the south (Regent-street) end of
Portland-place an uninterrupted view to the Regent's Park.
The site is altogether unsurpassed. The hotel will stand in the
midst of the leading thoroughfares, surrounded by embassies.
and in immediate connexion, through the Metropolitan Railway
Station in Portland.place, with the Great Northern, the London
and North Western, the Great Western, and the Midland ilnea.
The land is unencumbered. and the conditions of the lease as,
In the highest degree sdvantageoun
Ground plans of the site for the proposed Hotel may be seen
at the Dike of the Secretary, who will be happy to afford every
informatiou, and with a view to Insure the best design for the
building, several architects of eminence have been requested to
furnish plans and elevations, the most desirable of which will be
selected by the Board of Director,.
Five per cent. per annum allowed oa deposits until completion
of the Hotel.
Prospectuses and Forms of Application for Shares may be ob-
tained from the Bankers, the Solicitors, the Brokers, or from the
Secretary, at the temporary onsets, V, Abingdou.street, West-
minster.
London, England, 1862-08-04

FRANCE.

(mom one OWN COINOWONDNNT.)
PARIS, SATUIDAT DINNING.
The Tribunal of Perigueux has decided that a
priest may lawfully marry iu France. The grounds
of the judgment (given in spite of the furious speech
of the public minister) are so cogent that I cannot
conceive the possibility of their being overrated by
the court of higher jurisdiction to which the
case will certainly be carried. The Perigueux court
in few but conclusive words says, that the Code
Napoleon regards marriage as a purely civil con-
tract, which all citizens not expressly interdicted
are capable of making; that there is nothing iu
French law to prohibit a catholic priest from marry-
ing—nothing to show that by entering into holy
orders he loses his quality or rights as a citizen.
That the organic law on public worship of Germinal
year X. is as silent as the Code upon this important
point. That when the legislature is silent it is no
part of the duty of the judges to seek in moral and
religious considerations, no doubt highly respeotable
but without any root in civil law, for prohibitions
which that law does not contain. Fur the above
reasons the court orders the mayor who refused to
celebrate the marriage of M. de Bros I*uribre, the
priest, with Mdlle. Elizabeth Fressanges, to proceed
at ones to perform the ceremony, and to register the
contract iu due form.

iiOifourae---I;tieen very buoyant. Rents rose
20c. for cash end 40e. for account, closing at 68.90
and 69.10. Mobilier rose 7.50 and the Italian Loan
40e. The Lyoes Railway rose 10i. ; Southern,
8.75 ; Eastern and Western, 51. sea ; Orleangi
3.75; and Northern, L 25.. _

Venillot ball written to the public journals
to declare that there is no truth iu the rumour which has
been propagated of hie approaching marriage.
Twr Itwoolimolt or ran CONTZDIIZATI SIAM
AID TVS Bearden WOBADIG OLstahlk —The Malt de-
Late in Parliameet on Mr. Lindsay's motion regarding the
recognition of the Southern States of America has excited
a good deal of interest among the working abases of this
country. We understand that in Blackburn there is *
movement, initiated by many of the wealthiest inatmfaa-
turers in that tows, in favour of the Ooafederate cause. A
meeting la announced for the 7th of August, when it is ex-
pected pru4Livery sentiments will be advocated by the pro-
moters of the prooar agitation. The intelligent working
men of the place, however, are esertgatieelly exerting them-
selves to prevent say tampering with slavery by the 'dap
bon of resolutions In favour of the views advosated by the
abettors of that system.--

Tas MURDI 01 MA. BEADDKL.—The Lord-
Lieutenant hes cared &must at lON.* •7 woos se
persons who shall,withist slx too•Ast Orr swab Werner
tion as shall led to the street a M10111•1_,11117111.
with the assaiiiditbse et Yr. Weide& Nor lea
offered. a reward et 1001. to Amy pew* we *mew wbo
wl, *this el: ism*, give welt isferse as shall
load to the sneer of unloose %Ale has, ohm the 'minder.
Insowiogiy bniswared or aided Hayes *soy way whatsoever
is his este* (toil inert.
London, England, 1862-08-04

LA-NGHAM HOTEL COMPANY (Limited).
NOTICE TS HERMIT GIVEN, that all APPLICATIONS
for BHARES must be sent In by WEDS MAY next for London,
and Friday next for the country.—By order of the Board,
tilLhEttf LOOM, Sec. pro tem.
Abingdon-street, August 2, Idel.
London, England, 1862-08-04

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 4, 1862.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(PT 'LILTS/0

RIPON MEETING.-(THD3 DAY.)

GREAT ST. WILFRED HANDICAP. Two miles.
Montrose, Desmond, Captain Crow, Sweetbriar, and Er
Lento are hem.

STUDLEY HANDICAP. Six furlongs.
Fast Runner. Queen of Trumps, Lachesis, Miller o' the
Rye, Charism Fos, and Jack of Hearts are bore.

NURSERY HANDICAP. Six furlongs.
Devotee, Allow Me, Mama, and De Conroy ere here.
MOWBRAY PLATE. Six furlongs.
Fest Runner, Tullochgorum., Gasconade, Barbara Allen,
Loretta, The Robber, and De Conroy are here.

TWO-YEAROLD ELATE. Si: furloogs.

ftschakiippre;,and Little &nide are here.
Anitryzu.— Maid of the Miat, Cornet, Bernice, a by Cul-
cower, Harvest Moon, Contralto, Lord of Tees, Asko*
Bohemia, Weatherwise, Petrie, Unfashionable Beauty, Pat-
rick, Lonpbot, Antar, Sir Harry, Wild Duck colt, Prince
Regent, and Veteran.

Bucartm—Arrival : Brink, Wine, Eofield, Arose, Pee-
ve, David Ann, Marmion, Birdlime, Wombat, Montebello,
Walpole, Baffler, Night Revel, Loogrange, Lady Betsey,
Cowboy, Beatrice filly, Dinah filly, Olive Branch, Cel-
lulus, Spicebor, °hooey Girl, and Languish filly.

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLOOO.

The railway market to-day is heavy. Where
prices have varied they are lower, but the reduo-
tion is not general. Great Western stock has fallen
per cent., showing chief heavineasand Midland, I.
Great Western stock is now 9uoted 71+ to 72 ; Mi -
land, 128} to 1301; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1074
to I • South Eastern, 84k to 85k ; London and
South Western, 102 to 103 ; Eastern Counties, 59
to 4 Caledonian, 107 k to 108+ ; and Great
Northern, 119 to 120.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flatter,
at 4k to kprem. Great Luxembourg and Great
Western of Canada show steadiness.

RAILWAYS.

ti. Luxembourg 6 p. omit.
Do. leaned at Ll 6 . .
Lausanne and Fribourg,
North. of France i p. ot.
Do.(lutaCharleroi)if p.c.
Pada& Lyons 6 per cent.
Do. New S per cent...
RoyalSwedlabb per cent.
A.Aus..4 Loin.Ven. Sp. C.
Southern of France ip.e.
Victor Emmanuel a p at.
W.dthl.W.ofFrancesp.e.

I. •6
19 20
96 67
12 122

109
1 1
11 14
90 1
.11, ni

ilei
to 10. a

laktio
164.000
Vies,aus
1,458,310
2,939,800
600,806
000,00 e
114000:

10i

Yd 1 tit prices. I Salsa.

Roo
100 130 133
100 66 ST
100 66 67 I 4
100
100 66 08
3 Idu par

IBOUILITLIK

Pl I al prises. I e.►...

106 106

106 4

1!/,0001.

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London, England, 1862-08-04

"Isaac N. Ba.ows, Lieutenant Commanding."

The Confederates under General Morgan in
Kentucky have retreated before the Federals, and

zed through Cumberland Gap into Tennessee.

The Confederates are reported to have retired
from before Nashville, and the fears of an attack
upon that city have subsided.
The Confederates, after a severe fight, have cap-
tared Greenville, Missouri. The Governor of
Missouri has Maned orders for the organisation of
the entire militia of Missouri, to'resist the Con-
federate guerilla incursions.
It is asserted that the Confederates demand the
surrender of the Federal general Butler, for the
alleged murder of Mr. Mnmford at New Orleans,
and that they threaten to hang General Weal' if
refused.
The Africa has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Money abundant. Gold has declined to 17 per
cent. premium. Exchange 130, unsettled and
lower. Stocks inactive. Cotton flat and lower.
Breadatuffs lower.

QUEENSTOWN, Avails? 2.

The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Boston
on the 23rd and Halifax on the 26th ult., arrived
here at 4.30 p.m. She brings 103,405 dollars and
84 passengers. She landed 87 sacks of made and
five passengers, and proceeded at 5 p.m. All well

MSRICO.

(Per Europe, by telegraph to Halifax, and from Queenstown.)

NEW YORK, JULY 24, Evans°.

Intelligence from Mexico received here via
Panama says, " Two French steamers were at
Acapulco. The Mexicans had erected a battery on
an elevation out of range of the steamers' guns,
with the intention of driving off the steamers."
London, England, 1862-08-04

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.

Thewrwitors on Saturday, though a little below the
31 i.mberh entering by payment and !wagon tickets on
tote previous Saturday, showed a very good average
attendance. The heat was less oppressive than on
tbe ?ridgy We believe that no determination has
yot been arrived at to change Saturday into a
seMling d:tv, though the subject has been under
cuusideratioa for the last two months.

'2he Crown Prince of Saxony visited the Exhibi-
tion on Saturday, attended by Lieut.-Colonel
Okstendish. Amongst the other distinguished
viAtors were the Duke and Duchess of Manches-
ter, Earl and Countess Russell and family, Comte
de 'Paris, Comte de Chambord, Earl of Morley,
Sir 0. Wood, and Mies Burdett Coutts.
The highest temperature on Saturday, taken by
Negretti and Zambra's patent thermometers, was at
2.45 p.m. :—ln the nave, 89.9 deg. ; in the galleries,
72.P.deg.
The following were the total numbers admitted on
Saturday, compared with the corresponding day
it 1861 :
London, England, 1862-08-04

OVERLAND ROUTE.- COMMUNICATION
by STRAW to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, dm., HS !EGYPT.
The PENINSULAR and ..RIENTAL STRAY NAVIGATION
COMPANY BOOR PASSENGFAS and receive Uric and Parcels
at their London ones for Gibraltar. Malta, Copt, Aden, Ceylon,
iisdrne, Calcutta, the Straits. and Chnia, by their steamers
leaving Southampton en the 4th and fah d fury inenth ; Ise
Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt, Aden. and Bombay, W those of the 12th
and 27th of ouchmouth . set for Mauritina, Reunion, Moe
Gimp's Sound, Melbourne. and Sydney, by the steamers leav-
ing Southampton on the 20th of every mooth.—For further
renira apply at the CompanysOfeces. Leadeuhallotreek
s London : or Oriental-pe. Southampton.
London, England, 1862-08-04

WESTMLNSTEIt.

CHARGR OF ROBBERY AGAINST A HOLICITOR'B DAUGHTER.
iliac Louisa Saw or, a solicitor's daughter, vas plaoed at
the bar, charged with detain a gold watch sad chain and
loupe other articles.

Mrs. Hunt, of 16, Oviagtoo.square, said—At half-past
three o'clock on Saturday afternoon I was dressing to
go to the Exhibition, when the prisoner called
at my house. I thought, when her name was brought tip
to me, that A was ber mother who was below, and sent
word by the servant to her to come up to my room.
Prisoner did so, and excused herself for calling by saying
that she felt unwell. I took her into my drawing•rooom,
sad gave her a glass of wine, and dm left the bowie.
Mr. Layman—Where was your watch?
Mrs. Hunt—Hanging in my dreesing-room. The prisoner
saw it and inquired whether I was going to wear it, when I
said I seldom wore it, and should not think of putting it on
to go into a crowd.

Mr. Layman—What other things have you mimed ?
Mrs. Hunt,—,ll psis of gold sleeve links and one for the
collar. T also missed the sleeves and collar they were in.
Mr. Layman—What opportunity had she of stealing
these':

Mr?. Huut—She came to my house directly after I had
gar out. _

- Mary Emmett—l em servant to Mrs. Hunt Directly
after my mistress bad gooe out, the young lady came back
and said she bad lost her puree somewhere, and asked to be
allowed to go into my mistress's dressing•roorn to look for
it. She went there to search for it., end I went into the
drawing-room. She came out of mistreas's room, and said
abe bad not found her pone, and then left the house.
William Birch, 25 B—l received information of this rob-
bery, and after some inquiries I traced the prisoner to
James-street, Caledoniamrowl. I saw her, and charged her
with stealing the wateb, which she denied. I afterwards
got it from the landlady of the bowie where she was. The
landlady said she had had it given her by the prisoner to
take care of.

.
Prisoner admitted she had stolen it, and theetber thinp.
Prisoner was remanded.
London, England, 1862-08-04

and four gunboats and. seven or eight rams. We
drove an iron-clad **ore with colours dolga and
disabled, blew niti, ram, burned one vesscd, and

damaged several others. Our smoke stack was so
shot to pieces that we lost steam, and could not use
our vessel as a ram. We were otherwise cut up,
as we engaged at close quarters. Loss-10 killed
and 15 wounded, others with slight wounds.
London, England, 1862-11-26

THE GERMANIC DIET.

The Committee of the Germanic Diet has reported
on the proposition of the seven governments, allies
of Austria, for forming an assembly of delegates at
the Diet, elected by the various parliaments of Ger-
many. The report is in favour of the adoption of
the proposition. In the last sitting of the Diet the
Prussian representative protested against the adop-
tion of such a measure.

The police authorities of Frankfort have just re-
fused to allow the United Germany Association to
establish its central seat in that city. Three years
ago a similar demand made by the Nationalvereis
committee was also refused.
London, England, 1862-11-26

EMIGRATION MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM

A great meeting was held last evening in the
Town Hatt, Birmingham, to promote national emigration,
and to form • society for that purpose, with a view to
transfer the head-quarters to London when the organisation
is complete. The chair was takes by Mr. W. &noun:atm,
M.P., who was supported by the lion. J. Lowe, Nova
Scotia ; H. 8. L. Tolley, New Beneswick ; Dr. Harlbert,
Canada ; J. Stewart, Curds ; Sir Stuart Doneldeon,
Hoe. Hugh Childers, M.P., Mr. A. Hodgson, Queensland ;
J. L. Youl, Tasmania; J. Mars/ moo, New Zealand; and
many of the leading local men, including Mr. C. Sturge,
Mayor of Birmingham.
Mr. Bass,'3l.P., offered 504, or any larger amount, if
other gentlemen would give similar sums; Mr. 8. Platt, of
London, will give 1,000/. for every 9.0001. from other
sources up to 50,000/. and will give 1,0001. a year for the
Colonial Society now inaugurated.
Mr. Gem, merchant, moved the adoption of the report
read by Mr. Forrest, hon. secretary.
The resolution was seconded by Sir STUART DONALDSON.
Mr. HUGH CHILDERS, 31. P., proposed—" That • well-
arranged system of emigration promotes the interests of
the mother country." He refuted the common arguments
in favour of tbrowieg off the colonies, showed the mutual
advantage which resulted from retaining them, and con-
demned the selfishness of those employers in our northern
counties who threw obstacles in the way of emigration, be-
cause by the exodus of those who are now suffering from '
scarcity of employment the price of labour might hereafter
be raised in this country.
The Hon. Mr. Low, of Nova Scotia, seconded the
resolution. It was a burning shame that there should be
in England one able-bodied man able to work but not in
employment, and he hoped the old country would awake
to her high moral duty in the matter. Mr. Hodge= of
Queensland, Dr. Beriberi, of Canada, Mr. Marshman, of
New Zealand, Mr. Youl, of Tasmania, and other gentlemen,
connected with various colonies, also addressed the meeting,
which was throughout of an enthusiastic character.
A vote of thanks to the chairman terminated the pro-
ceedings.
London, England, 1862-11-26

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.

After term &Utley at nisi prius at Westminatem—(Befors
Lord Chief Ju.tice Cockburn and Common Juries.).
This WWI tke first day of the after term nisi pries sit
at Westminster. The list contains 60 causes only ;
remanets ; and 37 new muses. Twenty are marked special
juries.
London, England, 1862-11-26

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLoox.

In the railway market to-day, the dealers are
principally occupied with the fortnightly settle-
ment, and few transactions have consequently
been entered into. London and South
Western stock is firmer, and has advanced per
cent. Great Western and Midland have also im-
proved it. Great Eastern has declined 4. London
and North Western, Lancashire and York-
shire Caledonian, and South Eastern are steady.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
954 to 4_ ; Great Western, 65fi to • Mid-
land, 1274 to 1284; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081
to 109 ; Caledonian, 1134 to 114 ; South Eastern,
MI to ; Great Eastern, 451 to I ; Great
Northern, 1234 to 1244 ; and London and South
Western, 1014 to 1024.

Indian and Canadian railway shares are without
alteration. Lombardo-Venetian are quoted si to ii,
London, England, 1862-11-26

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(zsersa's nunamm)
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
CIVITA VECCHIA, Nov. 24, ERKIIIIL
The Prince of Wales has embarked here in the
royal yacht Osborne, for Toulon or Marseilles.

THE ITALIAN P.

TURIN, Nov. 25.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Nicotera sought to prove that Signor
Rattazzi bad at the commencement of his adminis-
tration endeavoured to effect an alliance with the
party of the Left.
Signor Nicotera also vote of promises having
been made to him by Signor Rattazzi, relative to
the national armament and reforms in the ad-
ministration.

General Cugia explained his conduct in the go-
vernment of Sicily. He stated that Garibaldi
had promised to leave the Wand, and that it was
necessary to temporise, in order to avoid sanguinary
collisions. During the negotiations, however,
Garibaldi suddenly entered Catania.
11 Signor Rattasci will reply tomorrow.

HESSE CASSEL.

CA.9BEL, Nov. 25.

An orderly with despatches from the Prussian
government arrived here early this morning. It is
reported that he has orders to wait 24 hours for
any answer it may be decided to return.
Lieutenant Field-Marshal von Schmerling is ex-
pected to-day upon a special mission from Austria.
London, England, 1862-11-26

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM-SHIPS, appointed by the Atudraity to sag
between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORE, and between LIVIA.
POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax sr other porta
to land and receive mails, goods, and passengers, the Boston
ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and
her Majesty's wails. The following or other vests& are ap-
pointed to sell from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the
wain:
ARABIA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Nov. 29.
SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Dee. &
EUROPA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Dec. 13.
Passage money, including steward's fee and provision, but
without wines or liquors To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
L 22: second cabin. Al& To New York, chief cabin, £26;
second cabin, 4113. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, £3
per ton, and 6 per ceuL priman.—Apply to J. B. Yoord, 62, (.14
Broad-street, London ; J. M. Currie,- Havre, and 12, Place de la
Bourse, Paris; 0. and J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glasgow; D.
and C. Wirer, Queenstown; or D. and C. Wirer, 8, Water-
street, Liverpool
London, England, 1862-11-26

CURTAINS, PORTIERES, d:c. WAUGH
and SON beg respectfully to call attention to their supe-
rior selection of an the new fabrics for curtains. &c.. of Britian
and foreign manufacture, the &aligns and colours of which are
arranged according to the present taste.—LONDON CARPET
WAREHOUSE. a sad 4, Oto-d.rwt, Tottenhanisourt.read,W.

JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
. anemia) of PARA/FINE CANDLD, to whom the prim
medal 'MM.) lee been awarded. Theme candles can be obtained
of all chandlers and grocers In the United Kingdom. Price Is asL
per pound ; also Field's celebrated United Service Soap Tablets,
ed. and 4.1. each. Wholesale only, end for exportation.— Upper
Marsh, Lambeth, S.
London, England, 1862-11-26

TRAFFIC RETTIRM&

Mika Pas- Mer- Total. Total,
ItAILWAT9 open mangers chandLe 1802 1861
Week ending Nor. 11. 6 6 g &
Belxieu Esstern JULICtIOD . a 103 236 3..,-.% set
Do. Nov. 18 —11 l 348 30i
Week ending Nov. 15.
Scottish North Eastern and
Dundee end Arbroath 132
Week ending Nov 23.
Glasgow &South Western 108 7,998 7,91 M
Cork and Bandon
Week ending Nov. 23.
Great Luxembourg
Loudon and Blackwell
0111F0417 and Newtown
& Llanidlock & Newtown 42 30 4914 868 gig
Week meting Nov. U.
Nortli Lesdou

6,563 5,048

NA/10SAL DINTAL HOSPITAIL, Gal= PORTLAND-
snarI% W.—The Ana amnia meeting of this useful charity
was held in the committee-room of the institution, on Mon-
day evening lest ; Dr. B. W. Richardson in the chair. The
treasurer's report showed that the funds of the institution
were in a satisfactory state, and had enabled the committee
to meet the heavy expenses attending its first establish-
ment ; 2.020 patients had attended at the hospital during
the year, the majority of whom could not have received the
kind of treatment which their cases required but for the
existence of such an institution. The committee referred
to the great lose they had sustained in the death of the
founder, the late Mr. James Rubinson, and trusted that the
subscribers would continue their exertions to 041C010 the per-
manent success of the institution.
•• • •

THE WEATHER IN NORTH AFRIOA.—A letter
from Constantly& (Algeria) of the 14th says :—" The night
before last the monotone which ars at some distance
around Constantin were entirely covered with snow,
brought on by a north wind of great violence. For many
years snow had not been idea to fall here so early an the
middle of November."
[Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'/ OINTWENT AND
MM.—lnfluenza. —This Manus, now so prevalent. and often
fatal, is en epidemic form of fever, attended by imiation of the
windpipe, inflammation of the throet, and constant cough.
When erroneously treated by the ordinary medicines adapted
for colds the most serious consequences ensue, and too often the
mistake is mortal. This mischance can uvver happen when
reliance la placed on Holton ni's medicines, for whether the
symptoms arise from hintimenation, colds, or Irritation !influenza',
rase remedies relieve in the Met by lowering the circulation :
in the later by soothing the excited nerve'. At this season no
family ia safe without Holloway's preparations, which do not
contain Minot noxious ingredlenteto Injure the oeustitittion.
London, England, 1862-11-26

NATAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Nov. 25...-. PROMOTIONS AND AI,
POR4TMLNTS.—Commander C. E Stereo., to the Meaux&
Lieutenant W. S. Bailey, to the Meeanee.
Muter D. H. Speer, to be additional to the Climber Lad,
for service in the Lauder.
Second Muter' W. H. James, to the Spider ; F. Hunter,
to the Doterel ; and E C. Roberts, to the Lizard.

DELHI AND LUCHNOW PRIZE—INDIA-OFFICE,
Nov. 22.—Prize rolls of the officers and men of the under-
mentioned corps and detachments of her Majesty's Indian
forces engaged at Lucknow, have been received at this
office:—let troop, Ist Brigade Bengal Artillery ; 2nd troop,
3rd Brigade Bengal Artillery ; 3rd Brigade Bengal
Artillery ; 4th company, lst e Beogal Artillery ;
god company, 3rd Brigade Bengal rtillery ; Ist company,
sth Brigade Bengal Artillery; 3rd company, 6th
Bengal Artillery ; detachment of Artillery recruits who
have served under Captain Atley ' • lst Bengal Fusiliers;
Lahore Light Horse. Payment of the shires of prize
money will be made at this office on and attar tbe lat
January 3ext, between the hours of 11 and 3.—Gazette.
London, England, 1862-11-26

THE POLICE COURTS.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Henry Alexander Goff, 29, landlord of the "Paul's Head"
public-house, 104, Paul-street, Finsbury, was charged with
having in hie possession a quantity of property believed to be
the produce of robberies.
Mr. Beard defended the prisoner.
A sergeant of the G division of police said—At twelve
o'clock on the night of Saturday, the Bth instant., I went,
in company with Sergeants Leather and Miller, to the pri.
Goner's house. I told him that 1 bad received information
of his having a quantity of stolen property in his posseosion,
consisting of watches. He said, " All the watches I have
in the house is this (pointing to one lying on II table, and
another in the next room belonging to my wife." I pulled
from beneath the bedstead a box, upon seeing which be
remarked, " Oh, you will find some there ; they were left
the night before last, and belong to a Mr. Bush, of Kil-
burn." I opened the box, which was not locked, and found
therein twenty gold and five silver watches. I asked,
" Have you any more watches or jewellery in the house r
and be said, " No, you have them all now." I
asked for the key of an iron chest in the room,
which after some excuses he gave me from his pocket.
I found in that safe nine watches, seven of which were
silver. He said, on seeing them, "Oh, I forgot these ;"
and on asking where he obtained them he told me that he
had lent a man named Watson money upon them. I also
discovered in the safe and other places a number of spoons
with different initials, a silver watch with a diatnood and
geld gguard, several gold chains, soldiers' medals, gold rings,
silk bandkerchiefe, new, 30 duplicates, 18 sovereigns, 41
half sovereigns, and two 51. notes. AU of these I brought
away with me ; but a cheque and other money I left, hav-
ing reason to believe that the representationsmade respecting
it were correct.
Cross examined—l have ascertained that his statement
with respect to the box of gold watches is correct.
James Jenner, superintendent of police at Lewis, near
Brighton—On the MI July last I examined the premises
situate 159, High-street, Lewes, and found that a burglary
Lad been committed there.
Mr. Edward Reeves, watch manufacturer and jeweller—
I reside at the address mentioned by the superintendent.
On the 29th of July lest my shop was robbed of property to
the amount of several hundred weeds. I believe that five
of the silver watches produced, as also the butter knives.,
pickle forks, and some of the spoons, see &portion of the
goods so stolen.
Miller, 148 o—Since the prisoner has been in custody he
hastold me that the person to whom be advanced money on
the watches is named Bliss and not Watson, as he previously
stated to Sergeant E.lllll.
Mr. Beard having called witnesses to speak to the good
character of the prisoner,
Mr. Bosh, auctioneer, of Clifford-street, Bond-street, and
of Kilburn, stated that the box of watches found in pri-
soner's hones were left there by him for safe custody, he
bevies held a sale there on Friday, the 7th inst. It was
also shown tart a silk handkerekid in question had bees
pandasasit by the prisoner hasty.
London, England, 1862-11-26

SOUTHWARK.

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Nary Griffin and Ellen Kirk, respectable.looking women,
were brought before Mr. Combe, charged with stealing •
gold pin and silk handkerchief from the person of Mr. Henry
Kemp, varnish maker, Grange-road, Bermondsey.
Police-constable 158 K said, last night, about half-past
eleven, he was on duty in the Grange-road with 129 M,
when they saw the prosecutor going along rather the
worse for liquor, followed closely by the prisoners. Sus-
, peeling that they intended to rob him witness and the
other officer kept them in view, and when near the Spa-
road the prosecutor appeared to be struggling with one of
the prisoners. Witness instantly went up, when the prose.
cutor called out that Kirk had stolen his gold pin from his
scarf. Perceiving that it was soon he seised hold of her,
when she threw a silk handkerchief from her, which witness
picked up, and the prosecutor identified it sa his property.
The other women was secured also, and they were both
taken to the station-house and searched, but the pin could
not be found,
Mr. Combe asked if the prosecutor was in attendance!
The constable replied in the negative.
Mr. Coenbe said that as the prosecutor was not in attend-
ance be must discharge the prisoners. No doubt he was
so drunk that if present he would know nothing of the cir.
London, England, 1862-11-26

HUNGARY.

The amnesty just granted to the Hungarians
extends to 200 persons, several of whom were
accused of high treason. 150 persons who were
under sentence of imprisonment, or were in prison
awaiting their trial,have been set at liberty.
The Cologne Gazette says :

The confidential men of the Austrian government who
were sent to Hungary to examine the ground and make
way for an arrangement have returned and given in their
reports. They state that the desire of an understanding is
more and more manifested by the popular party in Hun-
gary, but that the latter persist in their determination to
take as • basis the second address of H. Deak. Every
effort will therefore be in vain, so long as the government
shall not adopt the principles of that address, and shall
persist in not modifying the constitution of February but
by means of the constitution itself.

(1111:1173e8 TZLICILMES.)
FRAIiCK

PARIS, Nov. 26.

The Coasfitutionae/ of to-day contains an article
on the affairs of Greece, signed by its chief editor,
M. Limayrac. In this article K Limayrac recalls
that France has no motive for refusing should
England make the proposition to renew the en-
gagement of the three powers with Greece.
"The situation of France," continues the writer,
" is free, decided, and completely disinterested. The
accession of Prince Alfred to the throne of Greece
would not wound us. Greece is free to choose
her sovereign. Our relations with England are so
cordial that we should feel no displeasure at the
choice of Prince Alfred. In what way could
we take umbrage at the position of a great
power who would create for itself the ob-
ligation of maintaining a prince on the
Hellenic throne I Greece exists with difficulty as
it is, and the power which furnishes a dynasty
will be confronted by two perilous difficulties.
Either it will have to restrain the aspi-
rations of the rnew King within the pri-
son walls of the present frontiers, and
thus lose popularity and prestige, or it
will encourage the ambition of the Greeks for
territorial aggrandisement, and in that case
open the door to the redoubtable Eastern question,
which is pregnant with all kinds of complications.
" These serious embarrassments," concludes 24.
Limayrac, " would result for England from the
triumph of the candidature of Prince Alfred."

RUSSIA.
EIT. PETE6I3I3I7RG, Nov. 26.

The Journal, de St. Petersbourg of this morning
publishes the bases of the Trade Tax Bill laid be-
fore the Council of the Empire. Its main features
are the equal admission of natives and foreigners to
the merchants' guild, and the retention of the social
privileges of the merchants. The tax upon the first
class of the guild is fixed at 265 roubles, that upon
the second class at 25 roubles 65 copecks. The ar-
rangements now in existenoe in reference to foreign
Jews are maintained.
London, England, 1862-11-26

AUTUMN and WINTER CLOTHING.
K. MOOLi and SON beg to announce that their prepara-
tions for Autumn and Winter have been made on so vast a scale,
and with much care, that they are able to meet the demands of
all classes, in a manner that cannot fall to secure them a con-
tinuation of public sop pm. There are so many allicies In attach
they are acknowledged to excel that it Is nausea-oar/ for them
to do more than refer to their general trades, siz :
Ready-made and Reepolos 'tailors, Rabat Makers, Weoflen Ova-
ces,..liattars, Holism Bout and Shoe Makers, and General Out.
_ .

London Ronan :
City Ncli-llehmeut,
1.61, 165, 166, 132, Woollen : ttl, 84. 83. 86, 87, 89, 89, Aldgate.
Oxford. street Branch,
506, 607, 608, New Oxfordntrert ; 1. 2. 11, Ilartetreet.
Tottenhant-court.read Branch,
137, 136, Tottenhun-court.roed. 2e3. Neaten-road.
Country entel•llshrecnte :

Abekid slid Bradford, Yorkahirs.
All articles are marked in plain figures, the lowest possible
prices, fmm whkb no statement tan be made.
Any article not approved of will be exchanged, or the money
returned. Fashion Card and hata of prices, with rules fur self-

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measurement, and patterns, post free. .._,
E. MOSES and till!sn establishments are closed every Friday
at sunset till Saturday at sunset, when business is resumed until
11 o'clock.

SOILED CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS
front the lishlbittoo.—Yesers. BAKER and CRISP beg to
inform the public that those goods hitherto offered at one, two
and three guineas per dome, are now SELLING at lea ed., los.,
end 1 guinea, or one.hdr the original coat-Bt, Regent-street,
W.; only entrance corner of Maddox-street.
London, England, 1862-11-26

FITRNITIIRE CARRIAGE FREE,
to any Part of the Kingdom.
Drawing-room Suites In Velvet LIS 0 0
Drawing.room Suites complete 0 0
Dining-room Suites, complete U 0 0
Bed-room Suites, complete
Warranted first-closs
P. and S. BEIFUS,
144, OXFORD-STIMIST, and 91 to 95, CITY-ROAD.
Illustrated Catalogue gratis and poet free on application.
London, England, 1862-11-26

TOI.LETT v. PAXTON.

This was an action for goods sOirri;nd delivered for the
keep of horses, stabling, Sze. The defendant pleaded in.
fancy. The plaintiff rejoined that the goods, &c., supplied
were necessaries.

Mr. Keane was counsel for the plaintiff. The defendant
did not appear.
Mr. Tollett was called. He deposed that he was a horse
dealer. He knew the defendant when he was with his regi-
ment at Brighton. He supplied him with horses and other
things. The prices were fair and reasonable. His claim was
DO/. 16s.
London, England, 1862-11-26

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
Fleetatreet, London.
Invested assets, £5,000,000. Annual income, £416,000.
Profits divided every fifth year.
Four fifths of the profile allotted to the assured.
The it inures added to policies at the five divisions of profit,
which have hitherto been made amount to A 3,500,000.
Policies on the participating scale of premiums effected on ar
More the slat of December of the present year, will share in
the next division of profits, which will be made up to the 31st of
December, Ino4.
For prospectuses and forms for effecting assurance., apply to
he Actuary, at the Society's oMax, Fleet-street, London.
WILLIAM BAXUZL DOWlfitl, Actuary.
October, ISM.
London, England, 1862-11-26

DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (will
have quick despatch), The welldutown Aberdeen clipper DUN-
ROBIN CASTLE, A 1, 610 tons register, A. YEKNIE. Com-
mander loading in the London Docks. This tine vessel has
flat-rate accommodation for ddet cabin pauengers: and being
noted for her quick purges diem a desirable opportunity to
ahippera.—For freight or passagt apply to DES ITT and ALOOIE,
to. EiWter.street.
London, England, 1862-11-26

CUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
Madras.—MONTHLY STF.AIC COMMUNICATION
between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent gen of
steamers belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP-
PING COM PAN Y Liraited).—The wen-known clipper mullion
steamship GOLDEN FLEECE, 1,7013 tons, 350-horse power, will
leave the Victoria ,London) Docks on the 13th December, em-
barking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 15th Decem-
ber, for Wenn*, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras.
This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, hen
been thoroughly refitted, has first-rate accommodation for pas-
sengers, and will coley an experienced snrgeou, also • stewardess.
The average passage of the last seven steamers has bean 72 days
3 hours to Iladnu . the Hydaspes performed the voyage in
65 days, and the last, the Calcutta, In 59 days, being the shortest
on record.—For freight or passage apply to ORINDLAY and Co.,
tie Parliament-street, S.W., the broken, ALFRED BRETT and
Co., 150, Leadenhallatreet, RC. or at the OFFICES of the
COMPANY, 9, Mineing•lane, F C.: where also applications for
appointments as midshipmen in this service should be made.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
East India and London Shipping Cceopsay (Limited;,
9, Mineinplane, LC.
London, England, 1862-11-26

Port IQlrabm 611111:411111 •D4i
Trust

1 10 0

I 10 0

Asa Loan and Investment Company. it cannot fall to show
satisfactory results. Money may be invested to almost any ex-
tent in first or preference mortgages, of the amplest security, on
landed property in the South African Colonies. at rates varying
from 6to 12 per cent. per annum, thus yielding • large profit
over the cost of money in England : and as it will be the object
of the Directors to num money on Debentures of the Company
or otherwise, to be specially applied to loans on such lirst mort-
is:is:es, it becomes matter of cosy calculation that the profits to
be made by the Company in this department of its business. ill
be highly remunerative.
Arrangements are in progress for the Immediate commence-
ment of the business of the Company in all its departments. and
the Directors will give their especial atteution to the selection
of efficient and well-qualified uni•agers.
Powers will be taken in the Articles of Association for the in-
corporation with this Company of existing companies of like
object in South Africa.
As this Company is established M the urgent request of in-
fluential colonists., who are prepared to invest in the company to
a considerable extent, TWO shares will be reserved for allotment
in Mouth Africa.

Such provision has been mails by the Directors for the pre-
liminary expenses eosin secure the Company against paying any
sum whatever In the nature of promotion money, and the Articles
of Association will contain a clause giving the shareholders the
power to tis, year by year, tbe amount of the directors* remunera-
tion.
The bead office of the Company will he in London. hut branch
offices and local committees, under the control of the Landon
Board, will be established in the chief towns of South Africa.
Application for shares to be made in the following form, either
to the Brokers or to the Secretary of the Company

Vo83! ,?Y SHARti.

To the Dtrect.ors of tie 14ttuth African Irrigation and Investment
Company (United;.
Gentlemen,—)laving paid to your bankers the sum of L
being a deposit of £1 per sham on shares In the above
Company, I hereby request titst you will allot or that number,
and I wee (scenrdlog to the form prescribed tP the Articles of
Association) to accept such shares, or any less number you may
allot me, and to execute the Articles of Association whom re. lei red
and I request that my name may be placed on the register of
shareholders for the shares so allotted.
Name in full
Residence
Profession or business
Date
London, England, 1862-11-19

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London, England, 1862-11-19

MINCING LANK-(THIS DAY.)

SUGAR—The limited business tiamsactad establishes •
farther slight decline on last week's prices. Brown date
Bengal sold at 2lis. Native Madras brown and yellow at
about 20s. 6d. to 325. Hevanoab. No. 106, 375. Refined is
not readily saleable at the recent decline.
Corm—A fair business is doing in most descriptions, at
full prices.
COCOA has sold at full prices. Trinidad grey and common
red. bb. to 60s.
TEA. —A parcel of fine 3loynne green bas sold privately
at full prices. The public sales are progressing quietly.
Rica bee sold at prices rather in favour of the buyers.
Bengal oargo, Be.; middling to good middling white, Us. 6d.
to lla. 3d. ; good middling white Java, 16e. 6d.
fisurrerno.—Holders of Bengal having accepted a de-
cline of ls. to Is. fel. a fair business has been transacted ;
refraction 121 to 66, 375. to 375. 6d. Bombay bas alas.
declined 6d. per cwt.; refraction 66 sold at 355.
Rum is steady. Common Jamaica sold at 25., and De-
mer.as at ls. 51d. to ls. 66d.
Co'rrom oostinues dull of sale

JtTL—About 1,100 bales sold at easier rates.
Fliote.—ltassiaa 6rm.

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady. This quotitions see sabjoieed ;
Tows tallow, as ; net rub ; Pstsesbarg Y.O. oo tiro
spot, 465. 6d. ; all tits year. 46a. to 465. 3d. ;
January to Much, 465. 9d. ; Much, 475. to 475. 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Pattenden mid Smith report • 'toady demand for
consumption for all descriptions, with a very scanty supply
of well grown eoloury samples. Currency :—lfid and Fief
Keats, 71. to 121. interior ditto. 41. to ; Weald Kent;
61. 10s. to 81. ; inferior ditto, N. to 61. ; Sussex, 51. 12,. to
71. 10s.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls Lad Helton, 19s. 9d. ; Walls Eod Stawarlo,
19s. 3d. ; Walls Eod South Hattoma, 19s. 9d.
Walls End Ilreddyla Hatton. 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Roma
Helloes. 18a. 94:1 ; Walls Lad South Kellne, 18a. 9d.
Walls End °wades, 18e. 9d. ; Walls End &aloe, 18s. 9d. ;
Walls End Eden Main, 18a. 6d. • Walls End Gosfotilt.
19s. 6d.; Walla End Riddels,lBs. ed. ; Walls End Hellos
Lyman Ms. 9d.; Walls Eod Hadley, 18s. 6d.; Walt
Hartley, 18s. Bd. ; Sebside Hartley, lea 64.; llaridsoo's
Hartley, lee. 6d.—Ships at market, 123.

ANOTHZIL ACCIDISN'T ow ms CALM/OMAN RAIL-
WAY.—We Imam that another accident hiilpened on the
Osledonian Railway to the mail train so og into Edin-
burgh on Snoday morning. From some caves we have not
learned, the wheel of one of she micrierpo bete off, causing
the carriage to swing heavily to in. det, sad the wheel te
come up partly through the floor. Is the setrisire to which
the accident coeurred Profeesor fibegeos wen salting, bat
happily escaped unhurt. —Zdisburgh Courant.
London, England, 1862-11-19

MINES.- (THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLooi.

In the mining market to-day East Caradon
shares continue to absorb almost the entire atten-
tion of the dealers. The opening price was 33,
" sellers," but it subsequently rose to 331 to ;
being, however, It. lower than yesterday. The
accounts from the mine state that the water is
up to the 60, and will interfere with the inspections
to-day. Stray Park shares are inquired for at
42 to 44, while North Roskear are flat, at 38 to 40.
Great Fortune are quoted 30 to 31. In the Stock
Exchange Cambrian Gold shares are officially
marked I and j prem ; East Caradon, 33, 34k, and
33} ; Great South Tolgus, ; and Stray Park, 42.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are generally
steady. St. John del Rey have been ,dealt in at
59 and ; Scottish Australian at and j, being
flat ; Port Phillip at 1}; and Yudanamutaua at 3}
and 3j.
The annual meeting of the Alton and Qusenan-
gen Mining Company is milled for the 28th inst.
London, England, 1862-11-19

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

TRIAL OF THE DUO DE GRAMMONT

CADEROUSSE.

erSOX 001 own cominseornmrra
(lIT BODNAR= TZLIGRAPH.)
PARIS, TUMIDLY EVKXRrn.
The trial of the Due de Grammont Caderousae and
the four seconds in the duel in which Mr. Dillon;
editor of the sport, was killed on the 23rd ult.,
took place to-day, when all the parties were ac-
quitted.
The consideration of the claim of Mrs. Dillon, as
partie cirile, woo adjourned.

(azom'a Tztrowts.)
ITALY.

TURIN, Nov. 18, Erman.
The Chamber of Deputies was opened for the
session to-day.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs laid upon the
table diplomatic documents relating to the Roman
question.

Signor Buoncompagui asked for an explanation
of the policy adopted by the ministry.
Signor Rattazzi declared himself ready to affori
an exposition of his conduct as a minister, and the
debate was appointed by the Chamber to take place
on Thursday.

GREECE.
'MIME, Nov. 18.
Demonstrations friendly to England continue in
Greece and the lonian Islands.
The choice of Prince Alfred for the Greek throne
is regarded as certain.

THE PARIS BOURSE.
PARIS, Nov.lB, 3.25 EN.
The Bourse remains dull and heavy. Relates
closed at 70.23, or about the same as yesterday.