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The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-14

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANK—THIS DAY.
The arriv►ls of wheat and fl, ur have been small this
week. The trade in Mark-lane, nevertulese, was dull this
morning, at the rates of Monday frr both articles.
Barley sold slo sly at former prices.
The receipts of oats are again large, and the trade was
inactive with the torn in price in favour of the buyer.

.--...- .. .
Buau sad pcas up changed.
ARRIVAII7IIITO LONDON FROM MAY 11 TO MAT H.
INA& & Scotch. Irish. Minim
WREN ...., 1 1160 3170
lariey
Oats ..„. 7O •
160 111140
Malt ••••••••••• ... ----. ..
. .I 670 ••••••
... 770 Mk% 210 %Mk.

MINCING LAN/I.—THIS DAY.
Suonn—The large public sales are regressing without
any miderial alteration in prices.
Corran.—Prices are 'imported in tke public sales to day.
TeL remains doll of eels.
Rtes—The public sale. have gone off at last week's
carrimoy.
ISALTPITIN is doll of sale. Retraction 61 sold at
83i. 6d. cub.
Breen are in limited demand at previous rates.
INDIOO.—The quarterly sale, comprising 8,810 chest%
I contumacy(' yesterday, and 982 cheats pasted auction. The
attendant* of buyer. was smaller than at the (amnion of the
previous sate, and the
shows that ood and fins
Bengal sold at 3d. 4d.result discount ; middlingg ditto, par to
31. discount; ordinary and low, at par; Kurpahs, 2d. to
44. discount.
Corros.-800 bales sold yesterday on 'Change, at about
previous rates.
Rest.—The market fail's.

TALLOW MARILET.—THIS DAT.
The market continues quiet at the subjoined quotatiam,
cis.:—Town tallow, 465. nett cash; Petenburo Y.O , on
the *Pet" 46'. 3d. to 465. 6d.; May to Juste, 455. ad. to
465.; October to December, 455. 6d.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Tendsld Moor, 14s. 3d. ; Hetton's Wont Hartley, 16e.
Walls Bad Braddyll's Helton, 170. 3d. ; Well. End Beath
Lletton, 17s. 9d.-13 ships at market.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mn.,.. rettenden end Smith report that there is a
good demand for hops, both for consumption and on specu-
lation; the bine is progressing but /lowly.
London, England, 1856-05-14

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, WIRDWINDAT.
The Peninsular and Oriental Cou3pany's steam-
packet Sultan, Captain Neil Cook, Admiralty agent,
Lieutenant Henry Stewart, RN., has arrived with
the Peninsula mails.
Her dates are:—Gibraltar, May 6; Cadiz, May
6; Lisbon, May 9; Oporto, May 10; Vigo, May 11.
The Sultan brings twenty-eight passengers,
amongst whom are Sir George and Lady Bonham
and suite, also four naval invalids, and eleven dis-
tressed British seamen.

Her cargo includes eight packages specie, value
1,5671.

Ships seen or spoken with during the voyage :
May 7, the Spider, yacht, arrived at Lisbon eight
days from Baltimore (Ireland), Sir Henry Becher,
Bert., owner.

Hsi. Majesty's steamer Miranda wu laying at
Gibraltar.

The Spanish war steamer Volcano, 6 pcs, was at
Cadiz.

The French war steamer Phan was at Cadis.
The usual Portuguese squadron was at Lisbon.

SHERIDAN INOWLIB, ESQ.—On Sunday Mr.Knowles prow:died two moose oa behalf of the Day ad
Bimodal Bab oob about to be built is Crow-street, laisitoa.
His swum were writs..
London, England, 1856-05-14

ACTION AGAINST ADMIRAL D'ARTH FOR

ASSAULT.

SANDWICH, TOISDLT MOINLIIO.

An action which, it will be remembered, was
adjourned from the previous court in consequenes of the
foreman of the jury turning out to be deaf, was again heard
yesterday bet.» Charles Harwood, Esq., judge of the
County Court, and a jury of Ivo. It was brought by the
plaintiff, a journeyman carpenter, of the name of Henry
Marley, residing near Misgbam, against Admiral D'Aeth,
the occupier of Hnowlton•cork, near here, and one of the
Pastime for the county, for an assault outwitted on the
plaintiff by the defendant on the 9th of March last. Un-
usual interest was manifested in the proceedings, and the
old Town•hall was crowded with spectators. The damages
were laid at Ave guineas.
The plaintiff deposed that on the day in question be was
returning from Cbillenden Count'', when he got into con-
versation with Harriet Sergeant, who was lady's maid at
Admiral d'Aistler. She was going in the same direction u
himself. He bed kaowa her for three months previously.
They were walking quietly alorg the road, the other ser-
vants being by the aide of them, when Admiral d'Airth
suddenly came up behind him, grasped him by the collar of
his out, and holding up his walking stick in plaintiff's face,
add, " Young man, hold off there ; don't addreu another
word to my servant, or speak to her at all." He did no: see
the defendant coming. He waved his stick over plaintiff's
head within • foot of plaintiff's face. He pulled plaintiff
quite round, and bell bits for about a minute.
Harriet Sergeant corroborated the plaintiff's testimony to
far as speaking to the wor la used by her muter, which
were uttered as if he was in a great passion. She wee
frightened, and made hut, home, without turning round
to see what happened.
In eross-examination she admitted bating received
notice from Mr,. d'Aeth that she did not allow followers.

TM defendant swore dstinctly that be never toaehed the
plaintiff.
plies D'Aeth and rev' ral other witnesses deposed that they
saw say assault committed. In crase-rtautination,
however, they admitted that they ware some distance from
the admiral and the plaintiff.
The jury, after • brief consultation, returned a verdict
for the plaintiff for the amount maimed.
The must of the verdict was received with rap-
turous applause, which the officers of the court were unable
to !fistula. The feeling of the audience was frequently ex.
Whited during the hearing of the cue, notwithetaading the
Judge's threat to commit the parties for contempt of court.
The bells of the parish church were also rung, as the ad-
miral leR the town, in opposition to the orders of the incum-
bent, the Rev. Mr. Gilder, who commanded the ringers to
new, whoa the inhabitants themselves took poceses.on of
. .
London, England, 1856-05-14

the belfry, and beteg urn
very extraordinary noise.

to the exordia,, made a

The little town of Aix-lee-Saine, Savoy (says the
Colorise do Lyme), has lost by its own fault the disgraceful
utablishmients which made its fortnue—the public gaming-
houses. From time immemorial it was gaits the fashion is
the municipal assemblies of the plan to declaim spinet the
play which we. permitted is the town. In that way the
profits of the arise were enjoyed as well u the honours due
to virtuous indignation ; for the government having always
turned a deaf ear to all thus manifestations, the rive
people of Ai: firmly believed that the pming-houses were
nunnery evil. But this year Count de Csvonr suddenly
took at their word the complaints of the troubled consciences
of the t nen ; and now, behold. all the dealers and hotel-
I keepers, who grew rich on the visitors who each year
flocked there, are in despair.
Tan JEWs' FREE ScuuoL.—The annul dinner
of the Jew.' Free School we. held on Monday evening at the
London T , when abort 140 gentlemen were present,
sneer •he president.* of 8 r Anthony Rothschild, president
of the chanty. Among the guests were the Rev. Dr. Adler,
Chief RAM of the Jaws, the Rail Hon. the Lord Minor,
Sir Moses Mentellore, Mr. F. H. Goldemid, Professor
Hart, RA., Foliage, Wsl.y, M.A , Mr. de Sy-
monds, dte. D instincts were announced to the extent
of 2 4001 , and all the oho/anions made by the
sputters bore testimony to the value of this inanition,
which oaf re an smallest and gratuitous education on
nearly 1,600 children, sad which his minted the highest
approbation from the Government Inspector under when
supervision it is plead. A portion of the children came to
the room, and much pleasure we. enplaned at their health-
(al and abeerful aspect.
[Advertinment.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
PILL/ W01.1)31/01. Rtreasot eon roe Coos or Seossync Euro-
MOIL —Mr. J. Hobbs. of MMus Abbot, stain, Is • Maw to Pro-
blem Roloyfohibot Siabb. Delebban. woo kr orreral
IMINS NUS ellbelleso la bee Ilea Is • mot
esolltles. SW we alloadlM be sums;and mid sm.
win emommod *at =elm saw awn liming's( bee. Iliewowee,
kP lbs owe et Illilesereolmeat awl pft est • Helot attolloo
Hit tleeettmeto semi* me bee ben WeHoL—olla by mil us&
etr map looesbeui venal at Priam H °bowers alib-
nehssMal44,llteralc Load" ORA Ejp Molfloo•lsoo, Now York;
ZA. MIMI% ONIOIf &Walsh Barr; sad Z. Muir,
London, England, 1856-05-14

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocti.
Engine,s in mining stocks is generally quiet, but
there has been more disposition during the last few
days to deal in the Stock Exchange. The only
transaction recorded in foreign mining stocks to-day
is in United Mexican, at 31.
Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange :
Mining Exchange official list :
Bonilla* 160; Eut Rose, 41, 42; Fort Bowen, ss. 64.;
Holmbush, 11, 4; North Trateney, 17s. 6c1., 18.. 62.4
Sortridge Cw.sols, 21, I; South Cant Brea, 13, 1, 13, 1;
Trehene, 21, I, ; Wesel Arthur, 91, 10 ; Wheal Edward,
41, I; Wheel Mary Ann, 32, 33, ; Wheal Nelson, 335.;
Wheal Unity, 21.
In the stock Exchange :
Tineroft, 4.t, I; Alred Consols, 12, ; Wheal Lova, 13.
191; But B 00000 , 411; Providence Mines, 66, 70; Ding
Dreg, 43} ; South Cant Brea, 121, 13.
London, England, 1856-07-26

THE APPROACHING CORONATION AT

MOSCOW.

The Berk* Gaulle contains • letter from Bt.
Petenborg which 'aye :—'4 The programme drawn
up by the Councillor Oaede•off for the ceremonies of
the ooroaatio•. has jot been approved of by the
Emperor Alexander. French German, and Russian
plays will be performed at Moscow, and there will be
also an Italian opera. A French company has ob-
tained an authorisation to open • large bazaar for the
11 sale of objects of art and luxury. The merchandise
left unsold will be allowed to be sent back to Frame
on payment el the export duty."

The Emperor has -appointid for the eiremosy of
his conmatiou tweetpeight pages, all of theist the
sou of the most illustrious families in Russia.

THE UNITED STATES.

(IT =Remo 121.111111API.)
(110111 OUR ows oossaaroxasarc)
SOUTHAMPTON. SAIII&DAT.

The Hermann has arrived at Cowes, on her way
to Bremen. She left New York on the 12th inst.

The Africa had arrived oat.

The question whether Brooks, who assaulted
Butanes in the Beaate•how, shall be expelled was to
be deeded on the 14th.

It is believed that the Californian senator Her-
bert, who murdered the Irish tavern•waiter, will not
not be convicted.

The minority report of the Yugo; Investigation
Committee has been presented to the house. It
denies the statements and eosclusions of the majority
of the committee, and makes oat a ease that will
be satisfactory to the pro slavery party.
There has been a Fremont and Drayton ratifica-
tion meeting at New Brunswick, New Jersey.
It was mound that General Lau, with his
eompany of emigrants, was driven back into lowa.
The New York Herold says that Fremont has
started for the presidency with greater speed and
momentum than any of his competitors, that he has
more newspapers at hie back than Buchanan, and
that the party who support him are truly formidable
in men, means, Went, and enthusiarm. The same
paper describes Fremont ahead all over the north,
Fillmore bristling up in the south, and Bochum
losi•g ground.
The news by the Africa imparted more coofidenee
to holders of comet in the New York market. The
news arrived too late to affect bre►dstuff,. Flour
mold to • fair extent; wheat was easier. Sugars
firm. Freight engagements light.
News from Havana, op to the Bth inst., state
that yellow fever continued to prevail, and the sugar
market was active.

News by the telegraph Mateo that Dolma Banner,
backed by two hundred dragoon, had driven out the
representatives and neaten from the Busse Cham-
bers. A ounation et free state sea had met, all
armed, to deliberate as the state of affairs.
It appear that the senate bill by Toombs sad
Douglas, as the Busse question, bee theme/0u of
the printout and Mr. Barthenes t the latter freely
ooneenta to the 'oath as a slave holding state.
London, England, 1856-07-26

NINBA-T HIS DAY.

Two o'CLoOK.
There have been moms inquiries lately for shares in
South Wheal Bassett and South Caradon, bat the
market generally remains very flat and inactive.
East Wheal Rose and Trewetha shares are flitter.
In foreign mining stocks not a single transaction Ii
recorded in the Stook Exchange to-day.
Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list et
yesterday's transactions :
lisedeT, 35, 4 ; South Camden, 287, 289 ; South I=2,
290, 296; Irowsths. 2 13-16; ;Wicklow, 31, 5;
Oreavalte,22a. ed., 234. ed.
In the metal market there has been considerable
inquiry for copper during the week, and large artless
have been given for manufactured. The holders el
foreign having submitted to a reduction in pries, have
sold several parcels, and it is evident the reduction ia
pica has produced a large business. Iron continue
very dull, and priors are supported with great diffi-
culty. Lead has also declined in price, and the market
remains very dell.
London, England, 1856-07-21

The Bank of Ireland.
The Provinaial Bank of Want
Ma What
The Narirraill=
TM Ulcer linahhig
Thai Mimi Ink a2=l
The CliedskrsAir Balk
Bank of Waal --
Ma flagman Nallonal Bank

801-81441,
027,847
241.611
241.410
$11,079
711,767
24,084
84,428

Total. _

6,179364

Them returns show a decrease of note circulation
for the four weeks, as compared with the previous
return, to the amount of 185,2251., while in the same
period the bullion in the Irish banks increased to the
extent of 33,677.

MINBS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoci.

There is still co sign of improvement in the home
mining stock market. Sellers are numerous, buyers
few, and realisations pry difficult.
Foreign mining securities are also doll. Coke
shares are marked in the Stock Exchange, this morn-
ing, 60. In other descriptions no business is re-
corded.
The only transactions reported on Saturday in the
Mining Exchange are u follows:—Wheal Mary
Ann, ; Sortridge and 13adfotd, 2s. IM, Sal Cathe-
rine and Jane, 10s., 12s. 6d. i Fort Bowen, 44., 41. 6d.
London, England, 1856-07-21

THE POLICE CO ÜBTS

MANSION-HOUSE.

Mr. Arthur IlliamMa,-;ith;L;ndoi General Omnibus
Ommimay. was summeaed for hauling owed sad let a suttee-
gentles stage swipe% after souse bed been gives by the
gime that meek eaniage was so Mager la a proper costlittha
Cillielseretery to the oeutpaity amend for the defendant.
sad plindod He stated that the illegal am had bees
11111=18.1141 fa seasequssui of the breaking down of a new
ommilmas, the pion r f which it had been found numeary tu
Imola for the autommodation of the public.
trg, Lord Mayor thought the substitotiou as condensed
umethes for au which bad already sadasgered the pablie
meaty WAS rather an odd proceeding. If the poblie were s
alio mom olive to their own intonate, there would have
Mss amateur complatate for the infringement of the law
la it useiety of insteseer. He knew of a great amber of
esks k whisk impositions weft practised by the amass of
OUMMUeso. and soma New wu ose with* ommietted
and pmeravenisiter, especially to females, and to which his

amities had hems' p:tsingriy celled. He mast the
painting maids the vehicles lames of streets latish lad to
the belief that the ofteibias wee to so mu& father then
the nal destination. The evil, which it was la the power
of those who suffered the anaciyasee weight, he
hoped, be speedily pat ea ..dto by to a
eseoletrate.
The defies:lest said he bad ream to appose that to ser-
vant of the compasy vista he repainted had ever prac-
tised sash an imposition. He thee paid the peachy and
eats, amounting to 13..
London, England, 1856-05-13

CRYSTAL PALACE.

Yesterday the Crystal structure at Sydeaham
proved Indeed the people's passe. AU day loag the rail-
way trate' were remiss to sad be, sad every quarter of
ea hear, fins eke o'elesit satinets la the diereses, landed
is the Peleee posed. seine hundreds of pawns, who pn-
timed the beet ehUllag's worth of raticeel sad istelbretnal

sausesest is the ;arid to Greaswiek or Wadsworth
Lin, the overcrowded steamboats, or those warless ether
surectioas whisks at holiday times premiss for a weeldera•
tie, reareatioa sad inlay went I. the toil-won artireas
the ustropoUs.
The Seated Meaussat sad llarsebetti's P4OOO Trophy,
as bens the latest woollier, cow:waded the largest
wawa& of starstkas ; bat fa the latter oast, U the
audible aritiabwo espresso& by the studs w►o wagrogated
small it how time to time may be takes es a erfteries,
that &Malice 'snook bat little of the &waster of appro.
Utica. Then wen the Compases bead sad the Royal
Artillery bead, whisk rebind welt other is the parlors.
twee of sows of the more popular pines of our most
popular suleal performer, —sad it... wen the dowers,
laillissoes sad stet* whew shame of feria, colour sad
serat—sow, throbs tr sir Joseph Pastas's admirable gar-
denias, almost is full perfacitiaa--asen thaa divided, with
the areidteotsral warts, the besatifsl speeders' of &won-
tin art, sad the Who wooden which the interior ef this
evade glass ease gawky% the &coati= of the tiniest
rim w►o assoabled la prodigious numbers. There was
but sae drawback to the sombre of the visitors, sad that
was la the very Isadequate anaagsweate for Ingress sad
was ken sad to the treks, at the Use* sloths. It
may be that the authorities sews watewplated the ra-
ga/nasal of station room for es may as had to be pro,
wild for yesterday ; bat, if ass, the esperiesoe they have
sow sequirod—prolliable as it Rim* have ►moo—will, it is

- . -
to be biped, Mises thus to make sash siterstiess as will
prevent the be/Jag-up of elgkt se Mee lambed indleblesh
while snide( for the mars tram la s seem lassilotest to
moommodats half the samba, sad whisk, by the somblisod
opersdon of the mewl withla sad the IteatiOtrastlais ma-
teriels of which it le composed, is rabid to ma atmosphere
which wi mg promos le aot very msch below that ef the
celebrated bleak-bole of Osleatta.
London, England, 1856-05-13

IRELAND.

-...-
DUBLIN. MAT 12.

Si: hashed of the passengers of the ill-fated ship
Rarer, whisk wee wreaked is the Wicklow Beak ea the
eight of the 6th last. arrived is Dahlia is /Lumley evening
by the Dabble and Wicklow &Hersh sad immediately
proceeded to the °See of Mr. Kemal, the neat for the
owners, wee by great exertions add empires feud 'awe of
ledgiag then, sad made preparations to hove then weaveyeel
been to Liverpool. Yea, of the psi, ereatares hid lost all
they poeoweed in the world, eat from the essay oewplaiate
wklek they make it is evident that s rigid horick7 isle all
eiresaartaaele reletiag to the wreak k deenesery. The
Raw wee a elipperrigged ♦msrlaa bells ship, 1,700 teas
burden, sad wee manned by • Grew of 27 mss, of when k b
stated that 24 were ma of ealoar, sad three Chines. She
sailed heat Liverpool oa Towle, last with 700 seek ea
beard, add wee left by the pilot of Holyhead. The par-
sengene were sent to their berths at in eiesty hear sad were
set many hoer, at rat whoa they were reseed by the soles
of the ship !amuse ashore. ♦ KW of the most dreadfal
ecstasies fullow•d,sal .ewe of the people state that the
c•ptsia gave t►em very little hope of beim erred. •
samba of Weise smacks frame ♦rklow, berwever, sew
saw. .doepide, and, siaidat the wildest spear sad see-
Venice, the poor peeengers were esavoyed es lead, after,
as they state, hsvirg bad their bases pillaged by the ship's
new, and large quantities of their luggage lest se deehneyod.
In see wee a wowisa says she wee plandered d 2001., sod
vatioue sum of Id. to 601. are stated to have bees lost is
the Dane way. These waiters, add other deemed% mode
hy the peeseagen, reader ea *airy late all the dream-
steno's absolutely &seem ry, sad t W as probably 's/7 take
plus at Liverpool. One of the wow wee lost altar the ship
endsli, sad • woman IsU eminent, bet was slain reco-
vered. It has not yet emoted whether say other lives
wore lat.

TM Langford ell etion takes plass tomorrow, sad al-
though it is stated that Mr. King Harms will p to the
poll, so doubt is antostaisod of Ms somas of Ms. Hughes.
Mn. Salt It °Trios sad family, asp a Limorisk paper,
ars at promise slums's( Is Bilks, Kola Cracks, eking
with his skim sae, is travelling I. Cirmas. Ha laMsdol,
la the mom of tio your, to obit Amodio. Ho asp In
upset,' la Limorisk la Ma mono of a fortslght.
London, England, 1856-05-13

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 18, 1856.

oa the whole, Ms perfarmsace was full of vitality, end tree
dramatis offset. Mr. imam, as the old Maker, gem !A-
ssam pr•misess@ to a small part, sad almost mceepollsed
W rare meadow in whit& laegliter was permitted betimes
rkdag aid treppiag ef the serials. Altogether, ma
spprehemi that the verdist of the pabbe as regards "
Ee-
trtbotta" will be, that it le as inismsly laterestlag piece,
lageakmely esastreeted, elegantly writers, sad weeder-
hag sated, bet that the plot is rather in Mouses of ear
iambs salons of what is legitimate mad healthy la the
way el dramatis representation.

The " Herm of the Were ; or, the )(meted Art-
isans of the etbiszei," as equestrian speetesie 4 Menthe!
keg eats, was the novelty with wets► the proprietors of the
great metropolitan hippodrome eaterteined Mak holiday
patrons yesterday. It h.. awry, sad tells hew a attain
Preseh asaltmeader with his mime is waylaid by bd.
gash ia the menateine of t►. Aborami—hew his is.. is

ionised by the robbers ea a hostage ler the payment of
sew trifle of 10,0110 Neil r resion—hew s net of lane
at ant eight 'penis up between the lady sad the slip-
need mos of the robber chief—how the pins pl-
eat etoveys the fair see te Naples—how be it then
deans's& by a rival krisesd, see of his ova beef, for
the sake of the reward set apse the peas patents's
bad, ad Is renege fn the night whisk the lady had pal
11 apes this en satiable bran is inertias his advisor—how
the press ratlines, by the aid et his !weenie ad his
" faithful steed," eseepes—esd how, Is the sod, be tent
out to be a aettlenes sad nude the herene. This uni-
son plot is nada the whine et latrodoeng sore very
demon swam, ea elnadessi el guspowder, sod sore wry
saunas nook et espies docility. The nem espesinly
of the quadrupedal parties of the conpasy, wee quits up to
the holiday standard, sad after a tine neseeded is patting
dews the rind sad is,. &nay but unhealed prfornesess
is feast of t►e postesion.
London, England, 1856-05-13

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

Bombay papsre to the 18th of April hare ties
mired.

Ia the ememery ot the Bombay Mem, we Ned:—
"The poet fortnight, like the preview half dome
of its predominant, madame in madam of 'alai.
Ease a bleak, sad fer anything is the shape of a
summary at all, wow compelled to travel from Hine
&man to Coated Ada.
" The or/earnests In Oode pawed peeembly and
quietly, ea they have dose from the dm.

" The Ciovence.Chaeral is at Oalgatea; it is said
that he proposes' 'gossiping in Lower Bengal darts%
the hot weather gad rains, prosesdiag to the upper
cowry in November. By this time he will have
folly mastered the state of matters at the seat of his
administratios, remaining in Lower Bengal at a
season when meld of those who have the shake
would be very glad to leave it, indiesting that he
Woks mere of his °Metal duties thug of his bodily
comforts. Lord Harris is at Madras, bat ilexpested
to proceed ea a short visit to Ootacamead ; Lord
Elphiestoge remains it the seat of Goverment.
" The pressers is the money market hoe irbia
way, but the state of the market for cotton gismo
goods is 00e eneoaragiog. Freights .10 firm.*

DISTURBANCES AT MALTA.
We (Times) learn from our Malta ourupoadent
that serious disturbances occurred at Malta on the
evening of the 6th inst., when a number of the
Italian Legion paraded through the streets of Va-
lets. I aging songs of liberty, and using insulting',
expressions towards the natives. The Impostor of
Police, while endeavonriog to peaty thou, woo
mortally stabbed, and only nrvived a few
mina'''. On the afternoon of the Sat, the
disturbances were renewed, and a very mutinous
spirit having manifested itself,, their stook of ammu-
nition wu removed, and late in the afternoom
the Hanoibal, ship of the limo, haarittg the fig et
Rrwr-Admiral Sir Houston Stewart, wu towed into
Maratmosetto Harbour, and took up a maiden in
front of the Port Reuel encampment. Nearly all
the teen shops were skied throughout the day, and
much consternation prevailed whoa the sail left.

- -
At a private ordination i• the ehepel of the Pao.
on Beedey, the llth Key, the R 41% MIMS Wane. Carr.
8.A., of Waal's. College, Odeei, was. eedstsei Mena
el the weblike,.
London, England, 1856-05-13

TO TIP TOMS QV Tl 3 ELTIINUI.

811,—It is manssary that I should maks s few
remarks respecting the Great Cleveland Handicap Rua at
Shrewsbury to-sorrow. Types is left fa ; bat I under-
stand she is sot top, the Trades Cap at Manchester being
a sole tempting bait to her owner. Quiets goes for a very
slam party, sad his running is the Chester Cap must sot
be ssaddered a criterion of his writs. His owner
west ter Type., sad, is return, the mart's party are
said to be baking Qainee to win this. He will
fled it a teak of peat difficulty to shake off Poodle,
while giving his fibs., and I must beg to doubt
kin capability to do so, notwithstanding the strong
flay his stable have for bin. Diana, a stable com-
panion to Poodle, le not on the road yet, or her
shams would be a good one. Heir of Liens
hes been backed pretty heavily, on the strength of his
Dating teecee ealleettel twice Met week, for the Illitepetitre
Stakes, ran on Wednesday ; but I think his aerie* looks
mash better far this stake. Agra will be found a useful
Ally darks( the season, and, with her light weight, ought
to be there of thereabouts. I hear, however, that the is
reserved for the shorter distance race (she Shropshire
Stakes) on Wednesday.

The lona.? Hall Stakes will act bring out many two-
yeor-olds. They we a bad lot, sad the °sly two backed are
the Abbot (who too lest for the Wirral Stakes at Cheater)
and Dexterity.
Mr. Copelead night wad the hest of hie trio, sad still sot
►e able to bowl over Lawa sad Illwalnetor. There are
awasrous penalties sad allowasoes, and Lawn at B.t 910
and Illaroisator at Bst 411) would Rake a good nos of it did
they both rue. MRTBOE.
Mooday Evening.
London, England, 1856-05-13

THE WHITSIIN HOLIDAYS.

DRURY.LANR.

A auserosa, but qua and stisstive ',dines
seseabled Mn lest sight te esjoy the nixed .sweetmeat

el Wes mild spurs. limo

with ea

estravegoase of Awerie;aa sesselestare, entitled " lrte
Aims, Alum I or, a Lewes for Hashaade," la which Yee,
Flores,' metal= some lull doses 'honours This lady,
who made a esceowfal Mat here a foresight oleos la the
part et a nude Teske* serreat girl, eahibleed last tight a
peeler weeselility than sight have beta expected fres her
preview single iwpwessatios. She powwow great Was-
dee, vivacity, sad manilas sailed spirits; sad Der
asseaptlase of the Pres& opera dose; the Numb teaser,
the Teske, boy, the sakeempt somas womb, the Gimes
etyma girl, sad the yews ogler, wen we sae or ler
narked by dasmatie latest There it however a decided
toeless, to esesperades sad sweater. whisk ok• will ele
well to sables ; sad her Tema and Germs dialed will

Writ of isprenreat. Moreover, three WAIN of bar very
reel wag an awe than re agreeable to aided ears
en is, however. as starer of decided West, remind* se
renew hat of 'Lades* Vest& ; sad she should be anal& of
better things that site has yet dose. After the Asserion
fans, a resin of Reselai's " Courestala " wee predissed,
berg the Maps tisa male by Mr. &spar Las may
pan slue, whoa k was the pears to busk up the wens
of the per swim In no rest marmalades feablea,
stir, est this sad that MOTOMIOSI, and isterpelatieg
ethers with a reckless disregard of dririatie propriety sad
the oripeser's latish es. This, In Mr. Rosh's° Leers
" Casierville," many of the sasessekras soirees will p
sway heastieg eery WSW( melody as pont phrase r
a reslaisseses of Ceserestela " whisk has been rent.
Molly toes by Mr. Les ban its prep here is "Maus,"
" Guinness Ten," &a It le a pity that the Drury Mas
resagessiat should Uwe pewissed this rifercimere faired
of felleirieg the original awe. This Anglin wade, it Is
Assert to be able to piers the perfbrasuse, whisk ia
desersebk was sore than enditable. Miss Panay Haider,
who was the Maurine, has plaid greatly i• Anibility of
eirestioe, sad her satsuma salmi gnat prime sad
expertise with a fair moue of serasioal sequiresest.
Mr. Beery Heigh, as the Prime, ems carefully tied Judi&
nely—with a little Jaen parks, and a grist deal sere
study, he sty take a good pail= u a step tear. My.
Dread was saisiestly pumper sad grotesque is the
Bans, sad sag with assidarable spirit sad Instour. Nor
shield Mr. Munn be terrain as a capital Daedial.
The re►rtn sad Uses sou is good traireg orbs Mr.
Tally's sinful radsetership ; sad t►e opera, oaths whole,
is performed In a style that Miser great credit is the
orneriest.
London, England, 1856-05-13

111 E liArltil3B, TUESDAY ISYMbiIItIG, MAY 13, 1856.

sooner or later. Hooey and wax, hides, tallow, and
fan, are traditional articles of commerce in the days
of the Chinese, and might become so again ; but the
forests would afford a foundation and materials
for a noble compreen it there were Labia'
Os,. Timm is so ',sr timber la the walk%
sad tbe qoantity istlinexhaatible. There.* se
doubt that sewn the matey reagens foe Which Rusin
desires to awl= the Cancans, one of the strategist Is
this. The scarcity of wood in the southern provinces
of Russia, and the difficulty of getting it good enough
for the dockyards of Nioolaieff, have caused succes-
sive Czars (and the latest the most earnestly) to
covet the forest territory of the Cirounians. With
this treasure order their hand, the mountaineers need
never be poor, now that their sea is at length open
to coaneres. They are not wholly without mann-
features ; for then are villages on their hills rer
Inwood far the making of the mail-shirts and national
weapons, which the world 'mows so well by deadp-
an. A review of times resources, in connexion with
the opening of the Remise to trade, suggests that
the Cireillenne must henceforth be abundantly able
to take care of themselves, as against Roasts. For
nearly thirty years Russia has failed to subdue them,
though she was able to use that method of shutting
up which appeared beforehand necessarily fatal to the
besieged tribes. Sore have been the sufferings of the
mountaineers in many dreary seance,* for want of
the commonest articles of commerce, and especially
of the salt which is so abundantly produced in the
Rosana hewn on the same sea. Yet they struggled
through, and they are independent still. The worst
of their evils—the blockade--is at an end ; ono, as
they never show any desire for peace, we hardly see
what the as. wish for that they may not achieve
for thembas. However that may be, they may be
helped Os the best fortune, whether in pesos or war,
by ineasig ahem to trade with the nations who will
limeshelb navigate that great inland sea es if the
Clesease bad come to lib again. The tribes of
•e Canons will become amnion of new wants
and wishes, and well in consequence become aware of
sew peewees. Of the ass of capital about to move
seawards for investmest, some will probably find its
way into the resume of the Canoutes, and will make
roads along the shore and improve its harbours for
purposes of trade. An industrious peasantry, and an
universal *apply of the good things that commerce
Yes %give, will be a better element of defence spinet
laWillien by Russia than anything that can be said
eie wen by all the Cabinets in Europe.

gig Court.

OSBORNE, MAT 12.
London, England, 1856-05-13

THE NEW LOAN.

MEETING AT THE TREASURY.—(THIS DAY.)
Thim afternoon, at one o'clock, pursuant to invita-
tion, the Chancellor of the Branner met a number of
gentlemen connected with the mottled interest at the
Treasury, Whitehall, for the pupae of sapplying them
with any information they might require in reference tour*
new loan of five millioss, the terms of which have already
be made public.

TM Chancellor of the lischmaser who attended by Lord
Dims. (us of the Lords of the Treasury) mad Mr. Easter
(mbousgs secretary to the Treason), and animist the
gentlemen present were Baron Rothschild, 81: An!hoty
Rothchild, Sir I. L. Goldsmid, the Lord Mayor, and Mr.
Chapinso, who attended to represent conjointly Use London
and Westminster Bank; Mr. Wegwills, Governer of the
Bank of England. Mr. Cape!, Mr. B. Thornton, Mr. T.
Thornton, Mr. Boehm, Mr. It. liimarde, Mr. J. Lawrence.
Sir Joseph Perim, Mr. Hutchinson, Mr. P. Commove, Mr.
B. B. Williams, Mr. J. Cohen, Mr. Prescott, Mr. C. Ed-
wards, &a

The Caancsu.on of the Etthaaikuith—Gentlemen, Lori
Palmerston ii, I am sorry to soy, unable to attend, in eta-
'ewers of indispoeition. The terms of the loan have this
telly sot forth ia the letter. Ido not know whsther or lot
there is any pant up Ai which you desire to receive farther
information with tepid to the then ?

Mr. Caret—There is ose poiat to ellen I wish to mall
year attendee. There are two psymeeta to be made is
Jain; tee of them falls doe on a Satorday, aad I with to
say that that Is the most ine,avasient day that could possi-
bly be filed. The *Met of eateries to that day will be that
SO per seat. of the capital of the loan will he looked
op deriag the attendee of the boas, asd it would be
most more env/mind if you wen to patinae the payment
of that imiralmest uol lily.

The CMANCILIAI of tb. EXCE222II2—I 6s afraid it
I. sot possible to poorer* it, bat we saa 'dosses it.
Mr. CAPIL—I repeat that &tardily is the most ko.s-
teal•at soy that could visibly b. dasi. Berea Rotheehald
will bear is. out in natio/ that there is sounaly aay bud-
anis done is the City oa that day.
The Cammatsoa of the it:caw:xi—We% them,
nipples we were to Ss the payseest for Friday, the 77th,
instead of Saturday, the 28th. Would that be say sees•
tan ?

Harm Rariscarms—ll
r! tits previous Tuesday.

would be better If yea won ts
London, England, 1856-05-13

arenotvery tolerant of coercion. When neszlytwo hum i
dyed and sixty thousand people congregate in Lon-
don alone in one day to listen to the denonnoed ramie,
there can be little doubt that ilia tyitly approved of
by a large portion of the community. These people
will bear to be argued with; they will respect, and
perhaps in time imitate, those who diger from them
but they will revolt egged being interfered/with
dictatorially so long as they sandlot themselves with
strict propriety, se they have done.
London, England, 1856-05-13

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

In a letter, sent to us (Independance Berge) from
Bucharest, April 23, it is stated that the commander-
' ia•chief of the Austrian forces in the Principslitiee,
in announcing to the Hospodar of Moldavia the
early evacuation of the territory by his forces, offered
to organise for him two new battalions of Moldavian
militia, so as to secure public tranquillity in cue of
need after the departure of the imperial troops. The
I Divan of the Principality has rejected this proposal.
as incompatible with the resources of the treasury
' and useless in itself, seeing that the national mounted
polies and the frontier guards are sufficient tor the
maintenance of order.
London, England, 1856-05-13

PANAMA.

The Aspinwall Courier, of the 17th April, describes
a terrible massacre by the natives of the Isthmus on
the night of the 15th at Panama, whereby some
twenty passengers on their way to California were
killed, and between thirty and forty were badly
woaaded. The difficulty originated in a dispute
about one dime between an intoxicated passenger
and a native respecting payment for a piece of water
Ironton. It appears that the native, being much erar
panted by the conduct of the passenger, drew a
knife, on seeing which the passenger fired and
wounded him. The natives then mustered in strong
force aid commenced a terrib!e assault upon the
passengers, among whom were several women and
(children. When the survivors were attempting to
I escape on board a steamer in the harbour the natives
formed a guard on the beech, and stripped men.
women, and children. They also ransacked the
offices of the Panama Railroad Company and those of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, carrying off
everything of value.
London, England, 1856-07-28

In the foreign stook market the only /atm, woes
decline in Spanish, which is unfavourably of by
the news that the Wanes:Mum movemeat
as yet far from crashed. Turkish stocks closed
the same as yesterday, the Six per Cents. at
1041 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents.
at 1061 to 1. Very few transactions took plus is
this department of the market.
The closing quotatioes for the newly Foielsta
railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal Rail-
way,* to 1 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway,7-16te
9.16 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, 1/ to 21
rem. New Brunswick and Canada Railway and
Laud A shares, Ito 11 prem.; ditto B shares,
11 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 11 to 11 prem. ;
Cal-
entta and South Eastern Railway, to 1 prem. The
shares of the Copiapo Extension Railway were is
request, and have risen to 11 to 1/ prem.
Although no definite announcement of tie waist
" London Discount Company" has yet been made,
the shares were quoted today 1 to f prem. This
practice of dealing prematurely in securities which
aset have no existence is not a wholesome one.
Ottoman Bank shares were last quoted 21 to 21
prem. Bank of Egypt, 1 to 11 prem.; National
Discount, 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem.; ditto, new shires.
I to 1 prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland. par
to 1 prem. Other bank stocks were fairly supported.
Land and steam shares also exhibit no champ of
importance. The share* of the Marysville Gas Ws-
pany were quoted par to 1 prem. ; London Cork
Company, 3.16 to 5-18 prem.; and West Ham Dis-
tillery, par to 1 prem.

MINE -THIS DAY.

Two o'CLooi.

The sabot for minis, esetwitise
brashest, in all depertareete. The inquiries for
home aisles Moshe ses very few.
Is the Sleek Inelwage to-day Coble shares bays
bees dealt is et this being the only transudes
repoebi.
Elslifelned is the official list of Saturday's tresses-
dose in the Mining Ilzehenge
Great /Udders, 101 , let id. ; Pednindres, 22e. ed ,24e. ;
Provident*, 59, 014 • Trerwethe, 21. 13s. 9d., 21 le.. 3d. •
West Wheel Jane, 10e., 12.. ; West Stray Put, Set
Wheal Grenville, 22..

AND MARIET&

MARX-LANE.—THIS DAY.
There was very little English wheat ea sale this Romig
from Ewes sad Heat. Picked samples steamed 2.., sad
all ether qaalities Es. to 41 has the rates of licaday lest.
The wallets of foreign wheat aad door daring the put week
hays be. liberal. sad isles impended slowly, at is. to
4s. per qr. sedatales open the catrsasy of this day
aVaalght. Flour was ls. per bang to 2s. per sack cheaper.
Rutty matte, sad folly es dear.
The receipts of eats have bees large. The dam qualities
have &Wised ls. qr., whilst Wedge sad oat of eeadidased
wpm ware ls. to 21 cheaper.
Besse dull aid mbar lower.
Pass Ina at farmer prises.
London, England, 1856-07-28

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, SATURDAY.
The Carmel has arrived with Constantinople letters
to the 17th. The evacuation of Turkey by the allies
was rapidly going on. The English squadron will
assemble forty vessels at Boyuldere. Admiral Lyons
had arrived at Constantinople. The Austrian inter.
nuncio and Lord de Redefine had both given fetes to
Marshal Pelimier. . _ .

________
Ba'Alava has been given up to the Russians.
The Russians are reinforcing the garrison of Kars.
The English commissary has not yet been admitted
to Kars.
There are differences between the members of the
Beassrabian boundary commission. The commission
is sitting at Oalatz.

RUSSIA.

A Berlin despatch of the 26th reports from St.
Petersburg that the waters of the Volga are higher
than they have ever been within the memory of
man. At Strata 600 houses are under water. _

Oar Paris correspondent, writing on Sunday
evening, says :—" The affair of the disputed poem.
lion of the Isle of Serpent. is now represented in a
different light. Instead of the Russians being in
powassion of the island, it is said that they presented
themselves before it in order to erect a hghthouse
and.establish a post. The Turkish troops refused to
allow them to land, and the Russians retreated to
Odessa to wait for further orders."

A letter from St. Petersburg of the 16th says :
"The Empress has given up going to the baths of
HuPeal, having returned from Cronstadt to the palm
of Tsarkoe•Selo. She and the Emperor will make
their solemn entrance into Moscow on the 22nd of
August. A paper war is going on at present in
Russia relative to free trade and protection. The
government permits full freedom of language on the
subject, being to all appearance anxious to have pub-
lic opinion enlightened. Letters from the Sea of
Asof state that at Taganrog, Marisupol, and Ber-
&sink the price of wheat has risen, aad that in con-
'musses of the demand for vessels the price of
freight for exports has become unusually high. At
Tsgsnrog upwards of 500 vessels were in the road-
stead."

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, B,teriDAY.
The ex-minister Masa his just died.
London, England, 1856-07-28

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(PROM. 0171 OWN

PARIS, SUNDAY EVINING.

On passing a farewell review of the two divisions
forming the late camp at Boulogne, Marshal Bars-
risky d'Hilliers thus addressed the troops :
Messieurs,—Thu amps are abort to be raised. The
army of the North is diwolved. You are ceder orders to
mush to Paris, sad I eaderstsad all your joy. I should
Man It mast heartily did I sot feel a deep regret at gaining
regiments and °Noels with whom I ham served for the
lest Meilen mrsetbe, who have or mainly satisfied
me, and whom I have bees so proud to coo-
mast. I know not what the fature may reserve for
u, bat if it answer to my desires we shall most again,
end In that oast I shall rely upon you, as you easy rely upon
me. We are astrasted by the same matieseste of devotion
to oar country smiths Emperor, and we shall ever have for
oar rallying " Viva l'Esparear."
The allusion in this speech to " what the future
may reserve for no," will be understood when I
=entice that 'Marshal Baraguay d'Hillisrs is desig-
nated, by mason report, as the commander-in• chief
of the army of intervention in Spain. .E num
erudiradoi.

A new squadron of evolution is about to be formed.
It will be composed of eight ships of the line and
three frigates, all steamers. The ships designated
are the Bretagne, Napoleon, Ulm, Algoma., Tour-
vine, Prince Jerome, Aroole, Austerlitz, and the fri-
gates Lily, Audacious., and Dochalls. This squad-
ron will be divided into two divisions, one of which
will be stationed at Toulon under Vice-Admiral
Trehonart, and the other at Brest, with Rear-Ad-
miral Penand for coonsmander.
London, England, 1856-07-28

The following paragraph appears in the Nesse :

A reseal wee ebroed yeete rdeithet M. de Monty riding
la bit carriage sad firer.beel beet rem sway with. The four
home wen kilted, the cosehnia wee thrown off hie box,
sad M. de Morny atireeulcaely moped.

It is difficult to conceive, unless they rushed over
a precipiee, how all the four horses can have been
killed.

The Prefer* of the Seine be. received from the
Lord Mayor of London a sixth instalment of
100,000 fr. on amount of the London subscriptions fa
the inundated. The Mayor of Nottingham has also
just sett to the prefect a sum of 6001.

PARIS. SATURDAY ETRIDID.
At the Bourse the Rents remained nearly station-
for the first hour, but afterwards there wee con-
Me animation. The assertion that Saragossa
le ern so strong as the iloniteur represented met with
serdwisee to a great extent. It was found that the
rates of carrying over decreased greatly, and hopes
more entertained that the forthcoming settlement
will torn out to be against the bears. In Cif dit Mo.
biller, which has been neglected all the week,. large
badness was done, and this security may be said to
have been the pivot of the day's market. It was
toted at the close at a rise of 55e. for mob, and 35a.
ter account. The Rents closed at 70.86 and 70.86,
being a rise of 36c. fbr cash and 10c. for amount.
itaws
Very little business was done in railways, and there
was scarcely a change to the extent of 6 francs in
limy line.
The students of Paris, feeling jealous that the Italian
students who sent an address of thanks to the Eng-
lish newspapers for their support of the principles of
freedom during the war with Ronda, should have
overlooked the services to the same cause rendered (so
far as circumstances admitted) by the liberal pre, of

Prelim ere sew 'Edit se au iddreee to the. Biter,
the Press*, end the 1104101*.

The Hermann arrived at coma at Wiley, as Lae
lay to 8e..... Be. kft Now fork ea the 126.
London, England, 1856-07-17

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Jrz:r 13.
The decree of Jude 8, directing that one million of
francs should be immediately expended in potting
the fortitlostions of Alessandria in a proper state, has
given the utmost satisfaction to all parties except the
party of the priests and the Austrians. I find that the
priest party are divided into two classes : all those in
the higher grades being for despotism and Austria,
while the lower reeks of clergy say they suffer so
math from the tyranny sad overbearing temper of
their sorrier, that they would prefer civil law and
constitutional government. If the Austrians do
attack this country—which they will do spoe the
fleet plausible pretext—l think the peasantry and the
country clergy will go together sad be against the
Austrians.
It is red here that the young heir to the Doke-
dos of ioany has bees showing some liberal opi-
nions, and that they bay, meat him on a visit to Rome
in the hopes of his losing than there. The Pope is
said to have returned from his interview with the
/illof Naples determined to stick up far all his tem-
rights. She report is that he is becoming most
patient in his temper, and that be exclaimed, while
in a passion, "Rather than pat the temporal power
of the Holy See in jeopardy I would die." It issup•
posed that he boa been prompted by a Baron Werner,
who was sent from Visalia to try to make an alliance
of the Italian States ageism Piedmont. Baron Werner
is one of the Ametrisa Samtelseisa of State for Foreign
Affairs, sad he has been try's, to keep his mission
secret He has now returned to Vienna.
London, England, 1856-07-17

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

MUSIC.

MADAM. PAULINE VIARDOTT CONCERT.

---
Madua Viardot pva a matinee musicale yesterday
at the Dudley Gallery, la to Egyptian Bali, Piemdilly, a
very agreeable locality kr an entertainment of this kind,
for the pleasure derived from the music is inenessed by the
eight of Lord Ward's gas pictures which oonr the wale.
Madam Vield4WS manna was sash as might be expected
from so amomplieleed as artist. Her own performanoss
wore admirable sad Leonides,. ISM sang Boseisi's rondo,
" Pam ally patria," has the Italians on Algeri, with the
brillisat execentka sad eoble energetic impression which
this Sae air, the gam of the open, demands. She then
nag two duets with Madame Clara Novell.: the one was
Irani Headers bolas opera, Assemble, a Ilse specimea of
the great WA master's greeshil simplicity; the other was
Meyerbeer's Yme-Grsads," a little playful dialogue be-
tween • 'mug girl aid her watchful gnadmamme, which
shows how please:lily the author of the lissromeris sad the
Prebendal ma ladalp ia a sportive vein. Beth them
Mambo gimes yam kidiiiir4ll4lll6. Madame Viarion
aboomng Illehaberee Ginnie balled, the " Brikimig," with •
dramatis power whisk made a. intmenn lapreraMa as the
adieus.. It, toe, was moored. Ehe concluded with the
ancient Fres& soap, " La Bomeneees," " La Mutate,"
and " Margoem," whisk Me has sang at mural of the con-
certs of the mama.

The lastramental performers were Messrs. Ballo' sad
Bamial, who played the end/sate and finale of Beethoven's
famous " Landow Baum." M. Band pleyed solos of
Chopia sad Meadeleasha ; and .Bisnor Bassist, in a violin
solo of his own compteitioa, showed his fassullarity with the
didlealties sad Seers oh force introduced by Paganial. The
room was Wed with feshiesabbs company, salmi whom
were May of the asset distiagaiseed saancesie tad sea-
, tears saw la Lades.