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The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-02

DEBENTURES
!MUM ET

THE CREDITIiit sod MOBILIZE
of ENGLAND (Limited).
ISSUE of 2600 too DEBENTURES WITH 'STYLIST
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
The Directors have decided to isms Debenture Bonds of the
Company for the amounts and bearine interest as under, cis. •
In sums of Si% £OO, 260, ElOO, £260, 4 00, and 41,000, with
coupons attached.
=MT.
or three 6
yetis
for eve years
Poe seen years
Interest wain* quartar, via, on the Sete March. 00th June,
Seth September. and SOM Deomibm, 1s *mil year, at the Com-
Ju pany's banters .
azi The ant payment of Waring wdl be made on
the Seth June n _

The dliji;ctTreFestnre tit the debentures issued by this Oom-
;any ts their perfect security the amount of the capital sub-
scribed. pald•ap, sal nacelled, and the general invested assets
DI the CowsPany, as well as the large reserve fund, affording the
most ample sec linty to the investor.
These debentures are issued payable to bearer, and can there-
fore pass by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse-
ment, and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also
iiimsed—to meet the requirements of Trustees and others—trans-
ferable by deed only, to be duly rVstered la the Company's
books in the name of the Investors or their assigns.
loans of applicatios can be obtained of the Becntary, to
whom all communications must be addreued.—By order of the
smart, AL/11.1D LOWE. Secretary.
London, 17 and 18, Cornhill, May 4, 1876.
London, England, 1865-06-02

LA.I3OUSERS' OOTTAGIS IN SCOTLAND.

WiEtiicirtiviiisTiiTZidlat;;;;;-io the
difficulties 000nemed with the draining sad improvement
of landed property in Soothed under the Drainage and
Improvement Acta, from ohs want of as architect or land
surveyor in the London office of the Inclaeure Commie-
loners acquainted with the Scotch system of draining and
the requirements and mode of erecting farm buildings and
cottages in Scotland. . . . .

Tit; subject pre rise to • coorersetio•, in which Mr.
!Cloward, Sir J. Trollops, Mr. Healey, endoblasts took prat,
Sir G. Grey promiaing inquiry, and Sir F. Henget' express-
* • bops th►t it would be extended to the ooedition of
labourers' optima in Ireland.

THE BASSES ROCK AT CEYLON.

Mr. B. COCHRANE asked for explanatioo of the sibs-
ordinary and extravagant expenditure on the lighthouse os
t►e &Nee Rooks at Ceylon. Re showed that since 1854,
whoa it wee nooks& to erect the lighthouse, sums in the
aggregate amounting to between 80.0001. and 90,0001., had
been voted, bat not one attempt had been made even to
begin the lighthouse, and there was nothing to s►ow for
the mousy.
. _

Mr. M. GIBSON admitted that there was a great deal of
truth in these statements, but he believed that the diffionl•
ties o eon/tracing the works were noderrated, and the
money was in fact thrown away. A lightship beer the
rooks had beets established, sod the recent votes had been
applied to that object
London, England, 1865-04-08

SPAIN.

MADRID, Aram 7.
In the Senate to-day the bill for the anticipation
of the taxes was agreed to by 101 to 42 votes.
The Madrid papers publish news from Lisbon of
to-day, stating that the Minister of Public Works
hid sent in his resignation, which waa accepted.
London, England, 1865-04-08

FRANCE AND THE PORTE.

PARIS, A NUL 8.

The Constitutionnel of this morning states that
according to the last intelligence received both by
the French government and the Turkish Ambas-
sador in Paris, the relations between the Porte and
the Marquis de Mouldier are of the most satisfac-
tory character possible.
London, England, 1865-04-08

THE DIOCESE OF EXETER.

In answer to Mr. WILD,
Sir G. GREY said that there was so intention of taking
soy dame to sayer the county of Cornwall from the diocese
of lketre, and erecting it into a nagausto bishopric.

THE BHOOTAX EXPEDITION.
Mr. IL SEYMOUR drew attratim to the expedition to
'bootie, is whit& Mr Majanty's forms had experieseed •
reverse, whirls was atlenlated to have • vezostrlem
West es BMA Wends sloes the treatise of
London, England, 1865-04-08

THE RUSSIAN PESTILENCE.

Mr. ONSLOW asked her Majesty's government whether
they had considered the propriety of placing vessels from
the Balt% is quarantine, with a view to prevent the intro.
ductioe of a contagious fever Said to be raging in those
parts!
Sir 0. GREY said that be could add nothing to the
information he communicated to the house yesterday. The
government did not think that the information in their
possession would warrant them in enforcing quarantine at
present,
IMPROVEMENTS IN PARK-LANE.

Mr. SCULLY asked the First Commirioner of Works
had his attention been called to the report of the referees
on the Pionidilly and Park-lane New Road ; and had
be given a " diethict intimation" that • portion of the
crown land, valued at 6,5771., would be given up to the
Metropolitan Board of Works without any payment?
Mr. COW PER said that no obstacle bad been thrown in
the way of the scheme of the Metropolitan Board of Works
ors the port of the crown. It was true that the Board of
Works, from motives of economy, bad preferred the inferior
plan of prolonging • narrow street, to the better plats of
widening Park-lace, and acquiring for the use of the public
• very broad and spacious street. But he thought the
Metropolitan Board of Works deserved all encouragement
for having recognised the responsibility that lay upon them
of &nog something to relieve the extraordinary inconve-
nience suffered by the public in consequence of the present
state of Park-lane. (Bear, bear.) It was therefore inti-
mated to them that if they succeeded io passing their bill
through both bosses of parliament they would receive the
comma of the crown to their making • road through
Hamiltoe.gardeos. which wee a portion of the park. If the
boo. and learned gentleman had read the report of the
referees be would have Mead that the legal estate of the
Brown could not be ceded to the board. The board had,
therefore, been allowed to make useof the property subject
to each cOoditious as the crown might think fit to impose.
London, England, 1865-04-08

THE SALMON FISHERY LAWS.

Mr. K frtiTte for the Home
Department when her Neyesty's goverameat intended to
introduce the bill for the amendment of the Saloum Fishery
Acta.
Mr. T. G. BARING said the bill bad been deferred until
the reprata of the Inspector of Fisheries bed been received.
They were received only yesterday, and the bill would be
introddoed soon after Easter,
London, England, 1865-04-08

BELGIIIII.

The Belgian Chamber of Representatives has
been for two days engaged in a discussion relative to
the formation of the Belgian Legion for Mexico.
The points to which the debate particularly referred
were questions put to the ministry on the use of
the Andenonie barracks being granted to the
legion ; on the desertion of a volunteer, a
minor, named Crimmers ; and on a circular ad-
dressed to the chiefs of corps by General Choral,
Minister of War. The opposition charged the go-
vernment with haying needlessly exposed itself to
the hostility of the United States by an unnecessary
intervention in Mexican affairs, and with having
departed from that policy of neutrality which
should always be strictly observed by Belgium.
After a warm discussion, in which the Minister of
War took part, a motion to declare that the
Chamber regretted that the government had not
remained aloof from the Mexican expedition was
rejected by 55 votes to 27.

(MUM B TZLZOILARB.)
THE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA.

PARIS. Ann. 8.

The 3foniteur of this morning says :—" The go-
vernment has instituted inquiries into the sanitary
condition of St. Petersburg, and has received tele-
grams dated the 3rd and 6th inst., according to
which the state of the city was deplorable. Some
weeks ago there was no epidemic beyond the dis-
ease common in St. Petersburg at this season of
1 the year."

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aram 8.
The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day says :
" No notification has been received here of Russian
ships being subjected to quarantine on their arrival
at Dunkirk. Such a measure would be entirely
uncalled for."

DENMARK.
COPENAGEN, Aran. 7.

Privy Councillor Brastrup, who was entrusted
last year with a mission to Athens, and subse-
quently with one to Berlin, has been appointed
Minister of Justice and Public Worship.
London, England, 1865-04-08

FRANCE.

THE EMPEROR'S TRIP TO ALGIERS.
A communication from Toulon has the follow-
ing :—" The admiral commanding the experi-
mental squadron has received instructions from
Paris to hasten the repairs of the vessels under his
orders, and to hold himself ready to put to sea
about the 20th. It is reported that the Em-
peror will arrive about that period at Toulon,
to proceed to Africa, and that the entire squadron
will accompany his Majesty as far as Algiers."
London, England, 1865-04-08

THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

TURIN, APRIL 7.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the Minister
of the Interior requested that the bill for the sup-
pression of religious bodies should be discussed
prior to the dissolution of the Chamber. The mi-
nister said that he would bring in an amendment
which, setting aside the question of ecclesiastical
prorrty, would facilitate the discussion.
Signor Lanza stated as a positive fact that the
Court of Rome had issued orders to the priests
to interfere actively in the next elections.
The proposition of the minister was then ac-
cepted, and the suppression of the religions bodies
will be discussed simultaneously with the financial
bills.
London, England, 1865-04-08

NEW WRITS.

Oa the motion of Mr. BRAND new writs were ordered
for the borough of Rochdale. in the room of fir. Richard
Oohdee, deceased ; for the Wigton District of Burghs, in
the room of Sir William Dunbar, who had beau appointed
• commissioner for auditing the public accounts ; and for
the shires of elackmannan and Ron, in the room of Mr.
William Petrick Adams, who had been appointed • com-
missioner for executing the of of treasurer of the Ex
chequer of Great Britain.
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London, England, 1865-04-08

THE BUDGET.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER gave adios
that he would make his financial statement oa the 2711 of
April.
IRISH RAILWAYS.
Mr. MONSELL moved "That the commission of inquiry
into the railway system of the United Kingdom may be
iaatructed to direct their inquiries in the first instance to
the Irish railway system, with a view of secertalsiag imme-
diately such facts as may enable the home to determine
whether the provisions of the Railway Actof 1841, enabling
the government to take railways into their hands, should
be applied to such Irish railways as are subject to such
I provisions ;" urging that no measure would tend more to
the development of Ireland that the cheapening of the
means of transit ; and pointing out in detail the muses
which render the railway system ma it exists in England
inapplicable to and inoperative in Ireland.
Mr. WHITESIDE supported the motion, arguing the
question from much the same point of view as Mr. Mon-
son, and pressing the advantage which a change of railway
system would move to Ireland particularly dwelling on
the complication of the system by the existence of such a
number of different companies, under whose control the
traffic of the lines was worked, with the least convenience
to the public.
Mr. SCULLY also pressed on the house the important),
of the suggestion to Ireland, the effect of lower railway
fares being, in bin conception, likely to be one of the
greatest means towards the development of that country.
Mr. ENNIS was in favour of inquiry into the Irish rail-
way system, became be was sure that the more it was in-
quired into the more the honesty sad efficieoey of Its di•
ration would appear; and be contended that he would be
a bold minister who veutueed to interfere with it, and at-
tempted to adopt the plan suggested in the resolution.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER protested
against the assumption that there was something specially
owieg to Ireland as compeneatios for the abolition of pro-
tection, and proceeded to thy that he could not on the part
of the government accede to the motion, but he could give an
&am:mimeo that due expedition would be used in the tarp:airy
Into the Irish railway system. He admitted that if
there were to be any pecuniary boo* given by the state to
Ireland, there could be no more proper and lees objectionable
male of conferring that boon than by caroling a diminution
of the expense of transit in that country ; but be emphati-
. rally repudiated the notion of government interfersees,
however slightly and temporarily, with the management of
railways
After some observations from Colonel DICKSON and Mr.
LZFROY, the motion was withdraws.
THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN FLAG.

In answer to Sir H. VIMIZT,
Mr. LAYARD said that in recognising the provisional
Ass of the Duchies of Sleets* and Holaid's, her Majesty's
gootoment only intended to give it a provisional statue,
and that recognition admitted no rights either of Promisor
Austria in respect to those duchies.
London, England, 1865-04-08

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS. _

MALTA. Aram 7.
The Ceylon, with the above mails, left here at
midnight yesterday. She may be expected at Mar-
seilles on the 9th. Letters in London, pay Tues-
day morning.
The Poonab, from Southampton on the 27th
March, reached Malta on the sth inst., at noon,
and left at midnight for Alexandria.
The Northam, with the English mails of 20th
and 26th December, reached Sydney on the 14th
February.
London, England, 1865-04-08

PORTUGAL

LISBON, Aram 7.

The Minister of Public Works has resigned.
The Cortee have adjourned till the 24th of April.
This is considered a measure of the Duke de Loulos
to pin time. It is said that he wishes not to
resign office to the opposition, but to the Duke de
&Martha, on the arrival of the latter in Lisbon.

(arum's imam.)
THE NEW ITALIAN LOAN.
TURIN, Ann 5.
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The Italia of to-day ssys :
The lose appears to kam bees definitively conceded Is
DIMS ROthpallia, sue half M the rate el 59 per teat., the
altos being thrown open to public subscriptions. This
esseesti tee certain exhiet for the rise in our funds.
Nathan certain is heave se to the rate far the public sub-
, weiptioa ; but the goverment will probably polity the
owe be us es sew se Beres Railwelddl will have somewhat
Mewl the Italia credit The adios few libel brouslit by
Sew Bells egelast Ibe reepeemilole *Mee of the Homan:Aid;
I helium will Immo off on Thursday, the Lleli last.
London, England, 1865-04-08

Sir C. ►GOD mid that most of the allegations which
were about on this subleet were not only not the truth, bet
ewe, the reverse. There bed been sn Inconsiderable loss
of our troops in the enooeotere which had taken pilsoe. It
was the policy of the home government to avoid soy ool-
licks with Bhootas, but having tried negotiations, which
failed, it became neaess•ry to have mounts to arms to
chock ►h. depredatious of the Bhootess by occupying the
paws on the frontier, ead there bad sot, la hat, bees ally
serious madam to oar troops.
wasy works uesta:4 dloosnod on the motios for sup-
ply theat Holyhead, the progress of whiolt
wards completion was described by Mr. Groans.

SUPPLY.
The house then west Into committee es the navy
masse, sad and agreed to the votes al L 158,797/. foe of
artillsers and labourers in the naval establisheseate at
72,588/. for traps is the setablisbmests abroad, 84,9001. for
modistes and medical Mona and 100,8261. for miscellaosous

Tbe Order eostflresatioa Bill vu read a third
Ty time asid paned.
Getteral rost.oflioa (Addltioul Bibs) Bill was rod •
woad time.
Chime bills ware also adsaiload a stags, aad
The house adjourned at 5 mloutes past 1 o'clock.
London, England, 1865-04-08

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, APRIL7..-APPOINTMIENTS.--COM.
mambo W. F. Blake to tbo Moths, (coosmissiossod).

Mater H. Boed to the Tribune.
Masters' Assistants R. M. Bryant to the Black Prince ;
H. Heckler, to the Mutine ; J. B. F. Roast, to the Butts].
Staff Sturgeon R. Bernard, to the President.
Asaistant-Snrgeon A. J. Bolton, to the Frederick Wil.
lam.
Paomorions,—To be Engineer, B. Can, to the Blenheim.
To be Acting Engineer, G. W. Robins, to the Gibraltar.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 7.
This morning a oommiseion, composed of Cap-
tain H. Caldwell, C. 8., of the Portsmouth Steam Reserve ;
Captain Astley C. Key, C. 8., of the gunnery ship Excel-
lent, together with certain officers of the dockyard, went on
board the Royal Sovereign, tnrrrt ship, to examine the sug-
gestions of Captain Cowper Coles with reference to some
aPerations connected with the movemeot of the turrets in'
that ship, acid to report upon the same to the Lords Com-
=wieners of the Admiralty.
The royal yacht Victoria sod Albert is under orders to be
in readiness to convey his Royal Highness the Priem of
Wales to Dublin, to.opse the new iodustruil exhibition to
be bold there.
The Dasher, 3, paddle vessel, Commander Philip de
Samaria, arrived yesterday from the Channel Islands.
The Urgent, screw troopship, Captain S. H. Henderson,
arrived at Portsmouth yesterday, and is oosling, preparatory
to further troop IetTICIL
London, England, 1865-06-05

SPECIAL NOTICE-DIITY OFF TEA.
In eassequence of the Inumese aomusslatices of orders for
Tea ea the reduced duly. PHILLEPS mad COSIPANY are com-
pelled So auk the indolgeace of their pampa throughout the
United Kingdom fora few days from the 14 of June.
All orders will be despatched la roMilloa as speedily as posalblm
8, King William-street, City, London, LC., SIM May, legs.
London, England, 1865-06-05

The Official Owens of to-day publishes a decree
declaring that the subscriptions to the new loan
which shall not ezoeed 10 lire of rents will be
allotted in full, and that those exceeding that sum
will be reduced proportionably.

TURKEY.
OONBTANTINOPLE, MAY 29.

The envoy of the Greek Patriarch, Who arrived
lately at Bucharest, communicated to Prince Cows
the decree of the synod condemning his usurpation
of the right to appoint bishops. Prince Conza's
only answer was to send beck the messenger under
guard to the frontier. It is expected that he will
now be excommunicated.

The Sodded Goinifrale are negotiating to establish
a national bank at Bucharest, with a capital of 200
millions of piastres.
The Porte is vigorously prosecuting measures
against the traffic in Circasaiau slaves.
London, England, 1865-06-05

TLADIKR—ROWLAIIDB' KALYDOR, an
TO
Orlnstal Botostoal preparation for Improving and Beast..
tying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It imparts
tc the cheek. and the wanton and delicacy which It induces of
the hands and armA its capability of soothing Irritation and
removing all redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, discolors.
Own, and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin,
whether with reference to cold end Inclemency, or Intense solar
heat. Mee 48. ed. and as. Id. per bottle.—Sold at to. Hatton-
; and by chemists and gortnnera Ask for Rowland.
ta:l'ykdaor," and beware of spurious and pernicious articles tinder
the name of Inlyder.
London, England, 1865-06-05

RONNY MARKET.--(THI8 DAL)

Two demow.
The stock markets are firmer to-day, with en
Increased amount of business. Consols have
advanced to per cent, and several
of the chief British lines to

Metropolitan Rat/wily stock is in especial re-
quest, and has improved 1 per cent. As
regards foreign securities, the inquiry is chiefly for
Spanish Pauly. Bonds, which have experienced an
important rise. Financial shares are also better.
The discount market is inactive to-day, and the
supply of money has increased. The rate for choice
bills, however, is maintained at 3 to lj per cent. In
the Stock Exchange loans from day to day, on
English government securities, are obtainable at

B} to 3 per sent.
At Paris to-day, &wording to 31r. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at

67fr. 300., showing no change of importance.
Consols are now quoted 89k to 90, ex div., both

for money and next Thursday's settlement, and

90 to 90k for the new account (July). The official
business report is u follows :—Three per Cent.
Console, for money, 891, ; ; ditto, for account,

. .
= 891, 90, 891; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 89&,
1 ; New Three per Cents., 99e, 1,1, I ;
India Five per Cent. Stock, 1041, 1031 ; ditto Four
= per Cent. Debentures, 99k, 100 ; Five-and-a-Half
= per Cent. " enlaced " rupee paper, 1081; and
Exchequer Bills, par, 4a. prem.
. . .
London, England, 1865-06-05

OUR DRINKING FOUNTAINS.

TO TIM MOTOR OP TEL IMMO&
811,—At the oommencement of another summer
will you kiedl meat me ROM is your eehmene piled the
eases of the tea Fine Drbling ABM).
elation. la the mouth of May of last year the chime of the
society were strosgly advocated by the pablie prom, el all
shads* of *pintos, and the remit was that • eallichat
amount wee contributed to 'sable the committee to snot
several new founteine, to keep them ell well supplied with
water, and in an 'indent state of repair, sod to take main
their care several private structures which for west of the
neomeary supervision had bloom' dilapidated and dry •
but the foods thus pleated at their dhporml have betel
all *thematic', sad the operatics of the melety are of smit
=vim& sad extend over so biros as area se to seeemilmits
an expenditure far above the small =mot which
teed is metal asbainiptioe• The committee are ismessM
'pis compelled to solicit help from the wealthy end hese-
taint to enable them to suatela their operates" and le
respood is some measure to the appeals which they are
continually receiving for more of these public free supplies
of water for man and beast in the erowdad sad dusty
thoroughfares of the metropoba. Ninety deinkbeg four
tains, five cattle tresgles, sod a number cif dog troughs have
now boss emoted by the society, end several room are is
the course of erection. It he estimated that 300,000Lseir
drink daily at the fountains already erected. &slag
swan= mouths, and when it is mosidered that seed every
man, woman and child thus &Wang is rely •
craving of salon which unrelieved satins the meet mute
sufferieg which it is posible for human beings to endure,
we may fairly cowls& that but for the fouutelas a Imp
r: prof this nestssultitede would be daily /of either
isms all the miseries of thirst, or would be drives
to seek rebid at the pmblioleoues or tie palaes, which, with-
out Melting fountain', passes an alma,* undisputed mono.
poly, mid are the only available MOUTON for
thirsty people ia the street' of Landes. The
evils arising to the itinerant poor hem them
faced visits to the beershop, end the mists+ and
suffering which are eoestaintly experisneed by the reddest
poor in some of the deneeily populated perihes el tbeestlece
polls is conamusses of their entire dynamos se et Mar-
mittent supply of water, sad thellemitei imam width they
have at their disposal for starts( a sellaiest gamily ker
daily we, have canoed medical mend the highest 'deem
to bear witness to the value of the Metropolitan Fits
Driskill Parietals, Aisociatu. whether regardell from •
benevolent or sanitary point of view.
I shall be happy to receive cootribatiose is aid el lbw
society, or subsesiptioss may be pad at the office, I,
Shorter's-court, Throgroorton-street, am, &n.,
WM. GURNEY, Chairman.
25, Prince's-gate, W., June &
London, England, 1865-06-05

MINCING-LANIL-(THIS DAY.)

SCOWL —Them is still a quiet market, but basin., hes
been traoseated in brows qualities et full prices. Reaped
dull of sale, prices unaltered.
COMB. —The market is steady but not active.
Tre.—The Wide are occupied with the samples of the
percale to be offered In public sale to-morrow, the
&mend privately in cooseqnenos is inactive.
Cairo/.—The market ort Saturday opened with a brisk
inquiry, at firm rates, but owls; to New York advice%
quoting lower pricer, it closed tamely, and the demand this
morning matinees inactive.
Ricr.-1.600 begs of Moulmein sold at 9s. 6d.
fialarerres.—A small parcel of BOOVII, refractioe 44,
sold at 26e.

ROY.—No Wee reported.
Jure.—lfeeall parcels sold et fell prises.
MOM —2,000 6sla of Mesa& sold st 291. 10e.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The wad is Inn. Town tallow ill quoted 394. ; Peters.
burg Y.C., on the 'pot, 40e. ed. ; June. 40.. 6d. ; Octo-
ber to December, 421. ; December, 42.. Id.

FAZTICULA.R3 Or TALLOW.
London, England, 1865-06-05

MIDDLESEX AND TOWER HAMLETS MILITIA.

The following correspondence has passed in re-
ference *the late militia review :
Horse Guards, May 29.
My Lad,—lt i, with vest mad satisfaction I bare to
inform you of the malt of my laspootios of the following
regimented militia, Deady, the Leaden, Id Tower Heade*
Ist Middlesex, 2nd Middlesex, 3rd Middlesex, and sth Mid-
dlesex, 01 Tuesday, the 23rd %stack is the preemie of his
Royal Highasse the Priam of Wales. Taking into coati-
&ratios the Mart time that militia regimenta whim diem.
bodied ma devote to drill, the asoaram of the monoxide
of these mimed' was highly creditable to them, sad to
the officers and son.conoissiofted officers ander
whom they are isetntotod. No doubt some Menses
might be foaad batmen regiments as to the amount
of excelling* atigsed, bat on the whole I fed myself
justified in duties ay *aka that, with the bow.
lodge of drill they sow peeemo, these reglatesta weld with
I isoremed opportunities be in a short time well Sited to be
plead is line with bar Majesty's rewelar troops, to whom
they may be ormaidend a mat silkiest mem. I am
swims to impress es your lordship the very high miss I
elms on the militia nowise genewilly as as institution
properly encouraged, adds mash to the defensive power of
the cometry.. I may add that in point of equipment and
arms the regiments are is excalloat condition, sad the sp-
ot the mem es parade is eatielastary.—l sm. my
=sours, 01010/ —The Bight Boa. lif• Earl do Grey
and Rips, U., arintary c Maks Wes.
Ward:dile% June 2.
Blr,—l have she hamar to acknowledge the twerp* of
tour rooal bigheads letter of the 29th ultimo. rotative to
tim millasato reviewed by yen is Bydrrnhign
the 23rd May, sad to expresspatilektio• al
that your royal hiabseos estertalin es nalidasteep aa opinion
at their ellisiaray sad appearasse.—l have tie Imam to
be, me year royal bighasees owl shallesi and dmated
unmet, DM Gin end agra,-11aid
Ohs Mead Ids litopel
iligkews Dabs of Omedstip s
London, England, 1865-06-05

RAILWAY EXFOILM.

fracan the Daily Nam)
. I
" et ie Ciel Caldera," is a maxim too
little regarded in the sister kingdom, and the pro-
ceedings of the citizens of Dublin at a meeting on
Thursday last with reference to Railway Reform
manifest a continued want of faith in aelf-reli-
London, England, 1865-06-05

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
Wes. Prtredigase sod Merry Caw were shamed with
analog 1364 in silver frees a drawn la X. Preasott's
bask.
On the @venni of the 20th IferfMr. Reny DIMIAION.
ot the mikes at Mears. Treson* beak, locked up his
dames as sena, leaving tL It 13641 a bees of silver. sad
oo his ratan is the esersieg of Meaday, tie Wed, he
found the drawee bad bees broken kwd dub wheat cle
tin many ins eon The primes, Preedipst was em-
ployed at the bank as • porter, sod slept open premises,
I.
a room adjoining that aloe in which tU bailees* al the
hank was carried as, and was on dnty that eight. The same
moraine ?rending; Is sompasy with Oareasa, called at •
coffin-house in Lambetb-walh, aad asked the waitron to
take care of a black beg, which be bad with him, se=ilise
was gotag into the wonky ford few days. Os the f
day Won wrote • latter at • publie.house oeliall the
Priam onirales, la the Wanswerth.rood, sal nee Ifiy •
to the oolnlesase for the big. which was Wm.
=Weer* to tin bearer, sad given to the inallised el'
the Prises ot Wales te take ere et. It wee alter.
wards ealled tar Wile sad &Mot al Canna. end
was tskan away the entente, width ensinal el Wianit
was divided, sad • parties *tad la • emend bee.
The prisoners were reminded.
Joseph Lossmorri Murky sad Josiah Batik', at the City
Flour Mille, Upper names-street, sinned to hear t
judgment of the omit open the sharp of Wise
tally in their poresmine • amber of maks which were sot
their propene. There wese 21 senneresse, bat rely
oes
was proceeded with.
The Lord Mayer now said Ise bad Nene le the en.
sleeks that the deleatiante bad brought Valleteetlel withia
the wing of the sot al parliament, sad that they wow
in the nalawful pommies el the mob. The amount they
bad gives was not • aatadrobery on, sod they man be
punished in the same way as • small dealer would be. 1W
must pay • lee el 51. foe each el the three days on whish
the seas wen fond, mains 161.
lierisent Perry thee asked for a one of appeal at the
Coon of Quassia Beach.
Mews. litotes shed Turnbull conk appeared now •
sennons, amnia, tint with la unlawfally pined
upoe three several pockets of bops • demands. el the
glass where they were mown, with intent to Behead.
&Oast Ballantine, who ndrand the were as behalf rd
the defense* did not deny that the false
upon the sacks, bat said this was undoes withaltirvitt de.
freed. His Aran did not wish to avoid the respomthility
of what bed bees dose in their name.
The Lord
miller said the question was whether the hope
had bora off as East Hest hops. liner aLI the eir-
culastaimes, he should toe each of the defiant' the value
of the hops, which he should take at 254, and uaddition
should inflict • floe of 21., making 271. each.
Uponthe applicatioe of Ni. Gifford, his lordship also or-
dered casts.
London, England, 1865-06-05

MINES.-(71118 DAY.)

Two o'CLome.
The mining market is rather quiet to-day.
There is a demand, however, for East Lovell shares,
which have risen to 111 to 124, and West Chiverton
are inquired for at 70 to 724. Chiverton are
quoted Bto ; Clifford Amalgamated, 29 to ;
Wheal Grenville, 3to 4; East ltosewarne, 2to ;
Great Busy, 3to ; Fast Russell, 44 to 3 ; Chiver-
ton Moor, 34 to ; Tolvadden, 35 to 40 ; and
Wheal Roes, 35 to 38.
Foreign and colonial mining shares show no
variation.

The following mining dividends have been de-
clared during the month of May :
Mine. Per Alarm Amount.
WIWI Mine £s 5 0 .... £15,750 0 0
Damn Great Consols
South Cere6on
West Chiverton
Foidale 1 0 0 .... 2,900 0 0
Phelan.
Frank Mills
Providence 1 0 0 .... 1,120 0 0
Wheal Friendeldp
Caroll
But Itammarne
Bolalleek
West Canada 0 2 6 .... 5,000 0 0

ZAL £48,792 0 0
London, England, 1865-06-05

ITALY.

A meeting was held yesterday in this city, pre-
sided over by the Senator Sforza. A resolution yes
passed condemning all negotiations between Italy and
Rome which were not on the basis of the cessation
of the temporal power of the Pope. It was
also resolved that Italy belongs to the Italians, and
that all Italian towns should be invited to pass a
similar resolution. The meeting appointed a com-
mittee to constitute a permanent electoral assembly
and to send to Garibaldi a commemorative medal to
be struck for the purpose.
London, England, 1865-06-05

MEXICO.

Advices from Matamoros to the 4th of Mar &n
nounce heavy skirmishing before that city on the
30th of April.
The Juarists are reported to have subsequently
retired from the city, and General Mejia will pursue
them.
Communication with the interior and Boca del
Rio is cut off.
London, England, 1865-06-05

ON L Y a CL O D.—THIRD EDITION.
- It displays an extraordinary amount of knowledge of
bantam character, and almonds with graphic pitapat+ and yield
dew:Motions of exattJag @Testa 1$ le a amyl that will stand
sacoassfally the test of rotapariton with any that Mir Braddon
by already written."—Obserser. May tt
London, England, 1865-06-05

THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INBIJEA/PiE COMPANY is now
conducted at City Bank Chambers, No. 21, Threadneedleatreet,
where the Company Is prepared to receive proposals for Marine
Insurances at the current ratan
ARTHUR JAMES DIMAS, Underwriter.
J. W. ORAN. Secretary.
London, England, 1865-11-16

- -
THE INSURRECTIONS IN PERU AND

-_
BOLIVIA.
Prom Bolivia it is announced that General Mel- 1:
wnjo gained a victory over the revolutionists in
Potod, taking many prisoners. He started thence
Ix Lapaz at the head of his army. Some of the
Indus of the revolution fled acroas the Andes.
The revolution in Peru was expected to die out.
Constant defections are taking place in the ranks.
The troops were ill fed and clothed, and were
becoming dispirited, and their leaders jealous of
each other.
The military governor in Arequipa had refused
obedience to the revolutionary president.
The British ship Leander sailed from Cellos for
Valparaiso on the Bth.

REDUCTION OF THE FRENCH ARMY.
PARIS. Nov. 18.
An imperial decree has been published to-day for
the reduction of the army, of which the followini
are the main points :
Seven battalions of the Imperial Guard are to
be abolished. The 6th squadron of the cavalry of
the guard and of the line, 200 companies of the
infantry of the line and 40 batteries of artillery
are also to he abolished. The Carbineers, reduced
to one regiment, will form a part of the guard.
Some other reductions of less importance will also
take place.
Three new battalions of Algerian riflemen will be
formed.
The reduction will take place at the expirations
of the various terms of service, until the strengths
of the various regiments have reached the limit
fixed by the decree. A portion of the vacancies
will be given to officers whose poste have been

abolished.
The Moniteur of this morning announces that M.
Delangle has been appointed Procurator-General of
the Court of Caseation.
London, England, 1865-11-16

MINES-(THIS DAIJ

- _
Two o'Cwom.
The mining market is extremely buoyant to-
day, and a very large amount of business is going
forward, in consequence of the official rise of 101.
per ton in the price of copper yesterday, combined
with the news by the West India packet of the
vigorous blockade by the Spanish fleet of the porta
of Chili. As will be seen by reference to the
isub-
joined list, quotations are again better :—Clifford
Amalgamated, 231 to 241 ;NorthTreskerby, 31 to ;
Camborne Veen ,15s. to Ms.; East Caradon, 9,1 to ;
West Seto°, 185 to 195 ; West Caradon 121 to 13 ;
Chiverton, 91 to 10 ; East Caro Brea,6l to / ; r
Bertha, 12s. to 15s. ; Tineroft, 19 to 20; last Grylk,
5 to 6 ; Great Vor, 351 to 36 ; Wheal Seton, 200 to
205 ; East Grenville, 31 to I ; and Wheal Gren-
ville, 4 to i.
Cobra Copper shares are officially marked 28,
and Cape Copper, 14, 131, and 141, showing a
fresh rise in each case. Frontino and Bolivia bays
been dealt in at 21 and 2; ; and Yudanamutana,
at 11.
It is notified that the share list of the (Manche
Silver ?dining Company will be closed on Saturday
next.-----"----'----
London, England, 1865-11-16

THE lITSUR}

From Bolivia it
pajo gained a v
Potosi, taking tnt.
for Laps at the '
leaders of the rev
The revolutie
Constant def ectio
The troops were
becoming clispir
each other.
The military q
obedience to the
The British s
Valparaiso on tl

REDUCTIO'

An imperial
the reduction
are the main pp
Seven batty

be abolished.

the guard and
infantry of tl

are also to be
to one regime,
Some other
take place.

This. new 1
formed.
The rednc:
of the variou
of the vizi(
flied by the
will be give
abolished.
The Mon
Dolan&le 11.,
the Court a

Baron Pi
Pope to-d
credentials

The M
arrived he•
tins and 1

The N.
New Yor
London, England, 1865-11-16

osself and salute the Spanh
sine, after which he would
esonkl wept, The ant
rose in resentment, a
oplied that Chili wont
s' Pareja's demand.
ed an ultimatum t'
Acid
would be adopted on
The diplomatic corps met
unanimous protest to P.
!banded dealing with C
(fined • few hours'
Pareja declared t
OW° ports.
The congress in both
Wed Pareja's ultimates
&AWOL* of war with S!
dollars was at 6,
and unlimited power gran
midi* troop' end prom,
the somny. Ken of all
road the administration
that Spain should not tri
Admiral Penis addre,
solar body in Valparaiso
ten days to discharge or
which time all neutral
Chilies ports.
It was expected Parej:
WirsiLlabasineemßbit.: numbunp
and • run was made on
pen& cash payments.
application was a,
authorise the issue of h.
a half of dollars was all
security of the capital a
The merchants and r
to induce their repree
suls to interfere for CI
Unfortunately no fall
has been in Valparaiso
The British barques t
and the Hamburg bs
Valparaiso, but were
harbour. The Brit
Allan BodSwirk,
wort, and the FT
sucomded in running
10 days snowed before
vessel was taken up
ko. The Pacific, CI
Mowed to enter um
naval force at Wpm
lent for the peoteed
admiral being at Van
Son Harvey, of tl
The latter was d
es to his intentions o,
fleet for Chili. Circa
st Valparaiso at th
Lander. The only
were the ships Mt
The Leander was, 114
Tabus, late Span 'l
the Tasmania, havix
by the Madrid Cali
The Pacific Comp
allowed to coal and
paraiso, and when s
ordered from Chili
hoed a protest eg
insult to the Britim
Peru was much
ValParniso
nominal. Bar eil
aunt of tke block
London, England, 1865-11-16

THE PENILE PROSECUTIONS.

DUBLIN, WICDRISDAT.

-
The investigation of the charge against Stephens,
Kiokhani, Deify, and Brophy, was resumed to-day before
Mr. Strong.. The *video°e was chiefly documentary. At
its imaclmioe the magistrate asked the prisoners if they
wished to say anything. Stephen made a shut statement.
He maid he did net intend to obtain legal assistauee, because
is making a plea or defence of soy kind he should be re-
cognising British law, sod be deliberately and COllleioll
tioludy repudiated the right or even the existence of British
law in Ireland. He defied and despised say punishment
that could be indicted upon him. Brophy said he merely
wished to deny a report in the newspapers that he had
absconded. The other prisoners intimated that they would
soy nothing. They were all fully committed foe trial at the
special communion on the 27th inst.

TOR PILOGRISS OF Ard7RAILL—The Itedi:pat-1
donee Beige anuonoes that is consequence of " the inane.
lag importune of the Australian colonies," it has secared '
the services of a 'pedal correspoodent at Idahoan*. The '
1121414 W of this correspondent is published im the hull.
pendanct of Tuesday evening, and, as may be supposed, It
Is entirely occupied with as account of the tesnarkable
coostitational crisis now prevailing is Victovia. Is the
editorial summary an analysis of the feats hi gives at ere.
adorable leogth.
t The first three days' sales of the Bristow col-
\ladies of works rd art ban yielded 8,6261.
Du BARRY'S DElJcioon EZALTII 11)7707t1170 R -
riLints. Musics FOOD ylolds thrice tb• sandsitscat st ths
b., ppd. and mem without ssodiaino or i11e011121.1111.0111
'de OndigestLa), coo" asthma, oossiapalahy. pi,
Lot.
oonspisinta, sad saves Ott, taws its opal in oast eamediso
i 50,000 corm siusually.— Ds diary and Co., yes. 77, dosatiOstrast, '
Laudo W. In taw lito., to ad..
_leas 1116: 'Hato, sea: she
, Ol,, Osasseinundssirsal 6. Cisspdd• : In, In, sod 612 Osked-
I druid; mod id MI Geosied.4advsrlismiddl
London, England, 1865-11-29

CHINA.

(By Overlaid Telegraph from Galls.)
Ocr. 25.
It is now asserted that Burgevine was murdered
by the Mandarins, and not drowned, as stated in
their offiaia report
The coast of Amoy is blockaded.
The rest of this telegram is unintelligible, being
as follows :
" Question United States treaty tim latms
Pashiaky worm."

WEST INDIA. AND PACIFIC MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 28.

The Royal Mail Company's steamship Shannon
arrived here this evening with the West Indian,
Pacific, and Mexican mails, 117 passengers,
1,863,035 doll in specie, and 1,000 packages of
cargo—chiefly cigars, bark, cotton, tobacco, and
London, England, 1865-11-29

T v _

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TELEGr PHIC INTELLIGENCE.
(nurses Taximats.)
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• 'IONA. Nov. 23,
- - -

The Constitutional Ocnnitsittes of the Provincial
Diet for Lowe AnstriA M resolved to-day to pro-
prose to the Diet an address to be forwarded to
the'llmperor requesting the re-establishment of the
February constitution. In to-day's sitting of the
Moroi= Diet at Brown a proposal to send an
address of thanks to the Sasperor for the September
Patent was rejected.

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BOHEMIA.

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I'RLGUE. Nov, 2d.

In to-day's sitting of the Bohemian Diet, Couet
liostiz proposed an address to the Emlieror, re-
questing that the constitutional centralisation of
Austria should not be stopped in the most decisive
moment. The proposal was referred by a large
majority of the Czech members to a committee.
The German piepsbers voted against the pro-
position.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2&
The Emperor her oonfirmed, the modified statutes
of the Banque Fonder, de RUBIO, anhas ordered
the Council of State top ronfalgate the decree sanc-
tioning the organiaMiett. The object of the modifi-
cations of the fotmer statutes of this establishment
is the constitution of an Anglo-Russian company,
the shares of which will be issued at 125 silver
roubles (200. The shares are to be payable in
specie. The board of direotors will have one
branch is London, and a foreign director, invested
with full powers, will have a seat in the board at
St. Petersburg.

SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, Nov. 28.
The Minister of Justice received a deputation
to-day of delegates from all parts of Sweden, advo-
catiag the necessity of omstitutional reform. The
minister in his reply expressed a hope that the still
prevailing resistance to a !dorm of the constitution
would cease after the subject had been sufficiently
investigated.
To-morrow the deputation will be received by
the King. The government is opposed to any
modification of the proposed reforms.
Great agitation prevails.
London, England, 1865-11-29

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, Nov. 28.—ArPoliamENTs.--Coto-
mender G. Poole, to be inspecting commander in the Coast
Guard, vice Stone, whose period of service has expired.
Captain Brevet-Major R. L. Pyle, to be musketry in-
structor at the Plymouth division of Royal Marines, vice
&chards, promoted.

WOOLWICH, Nov. 28. 1
Tag CANTEEN SYSTOL—At the usual weekly I
nted
meeting of the Woolwich Local Board of Health, • report
was received from a deputation appoi to wait upon Fire
de Grey sad Ripoe, for the purpose of representing the
injury resulting to numerous tradesmen of the tows, in 1
ooesequenee of react alterations in the canteen system. It
appeared that in reply to the chief points urged by the de-
putation, Earl de Grey stated that the canteen system bad
bees found to be highly beneficial to the military, who ware
certain to obisis good provisions, &a., at • low price ; bat I,
it was entirely opposed to defer tions that the vablic
pnerally should be suppl nteens, and an order
to that effect had just beep forwarded to tbo several'
military stations. As to the objection that goods were sent
out of the barracks to private residences ; he did not see
how that could be prevented, as so =ay soldiers resided
out of barracks. A letter addressed to the board was also
read from a committee of tradeeme• at Aldershot on the
same subject, and requesting the co-operation of the pato-
' cilia authorities of Woolwich, with a view to a modificatioa
of the present system.
London, England, 1865-11-29

MONEY MARKET -(TEM DAY•)

Two oKkOOO.

The funds to-day are dell, at yesterday's rednc- I
tion. In the other maitkeb attention is still
chiefly occupied with the hall-monthly settlement, ,
which will be completed to-borrow. Prices, on
the whole, are fairly supported. Two or three of
the chief home railways have advanced. As
regards foreign stocks, the feature is a fresh rise in
Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates, especially
the latter.
There is a fair demand for money to-day ; and
the rate for the beet paper is steady, at 5 to 6 per
cent. The charge in the Stock Exchange for short
loans on English government securities is 41 to 5
per cent.
At Paris this morning, according to Hr. Renter's
telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente(' opened at
68f r. 45c., being per cent. lower.
The government broker has bought to-day
20,0001. New Three per Cents. for the Sinking

Fund.
Consols are now quoted 891 to 1, with] div., for
money, and 87 to 88, ez div., for the account (Dec. 7).
The official business report is as follows : Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, f , 1, 1 ; ditto
for account, 88 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 871,
a ; New Three per Cents., 871,1, f ; India Five
per Cent. Stock, 106 f, 105.
Spanish Passive Bonds and Certificates are in
renewed demand ; the former have risen I, and the
latter about; percent. Mexican Bonds are slightly
firmer, and Turkish Conaolidds rather fiat.
Some of the present quotations are subjoined,
viz.:—(beet, 171 to 1 ; Spanish Passive, 281 to
29 ; ditto Certificates, 151 to f ; Confederate,
8 to 9 ; Brazilian scrip, 21 to 3 prem. ; Turkish
Congo/ides, 48 to f ; and Mexican, 251 to 26.
London, England, 1865-11-29

LATRBT INTKIALIGENOS.

(asuisa's rximaaaws.)
SPAIN AND CHILI.
PARIS, Nov. 29. li
The Constitationnel of to-day, in an article
signed by M. Boniface, its secretary, declares, on
authority, that it is incorrect that the Spanish
ambassador had stated confidentially that the
Spanish government would without doubt disavow
Admiral Pareja, who bad gone too far. The am-
bassador could neither believe nor say that the
government would disavow the conduct of Admiral
Pareja, who bad conformed to his instructions in
exacting moderate satisfaction.

THE EMPEROR O
HUFNGARY. AUSTRIA'S VISIT TO
VIENNA, Nov. 29.
The official programme of the Emperor's journey
to Path has been issued to-day.
His Majesty will be in Path from the 12th to
the 19th December, and will open the Hungarian
Diet on the 14th December.
The Diet of Croatia has rejected the pro-
positions to send an address of thanks
to the Emperor for the September patent.
The proposal of Count Anetsperg, declaring the
September patent to be in contradio tion to the
Constitution, was agreed to.
The Diet of Istria has voted an address of thanks
to the Emperor for the September patent.
The subscriptions in Vienna to the new Aus-
trian loan amount to 9,000,000 florins.

CAPTURE OF BRIGAND CHIEFS.
ROME, Nov. 28.
The Pontifical gendarmes bare captured several
brigand chiefs.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 28.
The Neva is free of ice as far as Cronstadt.

THE BRAZIL MAIL.
ARRIVAL OF THE RIHONE.
LSBON, Nov. 29. I
The Royal Mall Steam-packet Company's ship
Rhone has arrived here from Brazil, and will leave
for Southampton at 7 a.m. to-morrow (Thursday)
with passengers, 489 rolls of tobacco, 1,107 bales
of cotton, 112 packages of sundries, and specie,
6,1561.

(By Telegraph from Llebee.)
RIO JANEIRO, Nov. 9.
Exchange on London, 26, 26k. Paris, 360.
Coffee, good first, 6,900 to 7,000 rein. Stock,

RETURN OF A MAN OF WAR TO
QIJEENSTOWN.
QUELNSTOWN, Nov. 28.
The Achilles has returned to this port. She
went to sea to intercept one of the Inman steamers,
outward bound, which did not call here. The
Liverpool is still outside the harbour.
London, England, 1865-11-11

WORSHIP-STREET.

SCANDALOUS ASSAULTS.
William Jonas, described as being a hawker, was chatted
with drunkenness and assaults on street parrengers.
Mr. Walter Edmund Barnet, • perfumer in Windier'
terrace, City-road, said—About half.past 1 o'clock yint•r*
day I was passing a'oog Pitdeld-street, when the promo°.
without even speaking, rushed forward and struck In•_,
violent blow in the chest, he likewise attempted to. glom
me in the face. I believe he must have beim in Inllci--
he oleo struck other persoos.
Mr. Alfred Blackburn, a builder, of 224. Citl-"141-4 :::
is Charlerequare, Pitfieldstreet, near the time stated.
in conversation with a friend ; suddenly the prirnr, 01;
fronted me, and whiny,, "Do you went anythieg . IP
me a terrible blow on the left groin, which
m pawed rallYeti
uch ; De was following up the attach when iiesteoo
pulled me into• house, and certainly I was so saved from
, f urt her ket*.
SergeanTic t Smith. N divilion —A medical gentleman Ilniii,ll
r lye woe likewise assaulted severely by the prieOnort; i."-
.
I he is not present, although he promised to attend ; Illn