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The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-25

A letter received here from Frauenfeld says :

Yeaterday afternoon (Sunday) the Brienorof and realizing,
accompanied by the Grand Duke of Badge sod the Queen
of Wurtemberg, made en esannion upoo the Bodensee,
from which they returned to the audio of Annenberg at
6 in the evening. His Majesty telegraphed to the ringing
dub of Steckhare, which speedily attended, and sang
several soup, and war then hospitably entertained by the
Emperor. The imperial pair leave this morning for
Lucerne, intending thence to ascend the Rigid, or pane into
the Hereon Oberland, over the Branig. The Emprees
said to have a greet desire to see the mountains.

The Lucerne Tayeblatt says :
Towards half-put 4io the afternoon of the 21st the
Emperor Napoleon and Empress Eugenie arrived here with
their suite by special train from Zurich. A large crowd
silently awaited the arrival of the imperial visitors at the
railway station. The people saluted in a simply republican
m by uncovering, which was responded to by the
Emperor and Empress with much friendliness. The visitors
and their suite drove in hackney carriages through the
town to the "Schweizerhof," where they occupied apes t-
moots nixie the first floor.
Shortly after their arrival the Emperor and Empress
came out upon the balcony of the hotel, and were greeted by
the assembled crowd with loud cheers. Subsequently.
accompanied by several ladies, the imperial pair visited the
Lion monument outside the town.
Yesterday, notwithstanding the continual rain,
tbo illustrious visitors continued their journey to
Alpnach, where they will pass the Brunig to In-
terlachen and Thun. It is believed they will re-
turn to France by way of Berne, when the Federal
Council will have the opportunity of paying their

respects in person.
The Thurganer Zeitung gives the following de-
tails of the reception of Swiss authorities by,,',the
Emperor :
President Eyloff bade the Emperor and Empress welcome
in a short and dignified speech, thanked their Majesties for
the kindly feeliap they bad displayed towards the canton,
and added his best wishes for the undisturbed happiness of
the illustrious family. The Emperor replied in the heartiest
sod kindest manner that he had always entertained the
most pleasant remembrance of the oountry In which be
mid his mother had lived salons and had found so much
sympathy, where, indeed, he also had been received es
citizen. He should always be glad to assure the Bane of
his goodwill and reprd. After some further conversation,
the deputies were invited to breakfast and most hospitably
entertained. The Emperor looks older, but very strocg
sad healthy.
London, England, 1865-08-25

MARKETS.

TALLOW. Tewsevav Ewssimo.—The market was
quiet mid Militia* to-day. Spot, sew, 44i. ; 1864
break, 44a. 3d. October to December, 440. 6d.; Damather,
46e. to 4514 3d. ; Jaauary to Marsh, 455. 6d. ; March, 46..
Delivery to last evening, 991 casks ; arrivals, 2,046 mks.

001 TON. Lrvenrocii., Ammer St.—Market quiet,
without amp quotable change is pekoe. Sales today 8,000
tales, ieduJiee 2,000 for speaulation and export. 700
American, 160. to 180.; 50 Parma, to., 16pd. 100
blamobam. 184 d. to 170. ; 200 Miami° tad Bahia., 15. d.
to lied.; 600 sePti&a. 1610- to 244. ; 200 &Um.
134. to 14NB. ; 6,120 Surat, 6d. to 140. ; Madras, 11id.
to Ind. ; enpl, Moe. &a, 50. to 9d. ; China, 10Id.
to 124 d. ; Japau, 1304.; 30 Peru. ke., 18441. to 19d.

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Beaneonn, Ancient 21.
The improvement in the wool market noticed on Monday
is slightly checked to-day. Still there is very fair bad-
ness doing in all kinds of deep wit wools. and prior have
a hardening tendency. I.toeola and Yorkshire hogs may
be quoted at fully 2s. 30. per lb. The weather is rather
unsettled, sad interferes' somewhat with harvest opera.
hoes, sod this ham • tendency to diatarb confidence, and to
prevent the improvement which would otherwise no doubt
be the result gaterally. In wonted yarns the shipping
houses are more active. The demand her become more
genets'. The stocks of super 30'e which had accumulated
have disappeared, and considerable orders have also been
been given out. Time demand for the oontigent, indeed,
moons to be rapidly recovering. Some of the busbies is so
doubt in anticipatioo of speedy orders. There being •
demand for 30's, other counts are also bought and
ordered and • very fair business is also doing in
Ws sad two folds 36's. Spinner., however, are obliged to
submit to auremonerative prices. The demand fur the
home trade continues without interruption. The accouter;
in the piece department are rather coafficting, the expen.
epee of different manufacoorers varying somewhat. There
is no doubt, however, that in the aggregate there is • large
business doing, especially for America. American mer-
chants buy freely of all claws of goods, and particularly
fancy goods, and are quite reedy to accept anything that
may fall in their way on advantageous terms. The orders
given in plain goods are exoesdingly scanty,
with the exception of white warp Orleans, for
both printing and dyeieg. in the production of
which makers are exceedingly busy. Manufacturers gene-
rally are well employed, and have orders which will keep
them well employed for two or three months, and when-
ever an order in cancelled on townie of the difficulty of
getting it executed in the time required, it is readily adopted
and regiven by &pother merchant. There is more bushing
done in China figures and tomtits. Buenas altogether is
good, and although the denteod is not extraordinary, yet
the manufacturer is *co occupied upon old contracts that it
is in excess of the production. Prices are steady.
London, England, 1865-08-25

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS, Aootror 24.

The return of the Bank of France for the weok
ending to-day shows the following changes u
compared with the previous account :—lncrease :
Cub, 12 2-5 millions ; Treasury balance, 9} mil-
lions ; notes, 2 million. Decrease : Commercial
Bills, 14 1-5 millions ; advances, 1-5 million ; cur-
-1 rent accounts, 12} millions.

INDIA.
(Bp direct Overland Telegraph.)
BOMBAY, AUGUST 19, 2.18 e.n.
The cotton market continues quiet, and prices
unchanged. Shipment. since the 12th instant.,
9,500. Government Securities : Four per Cent.,
9O; ; Five per Cent., 1041 ; Five-and-a-Half per
Cent., 110 g. The latest date from London is
August 1L
London, England, 1865-08-25

'EXPRESS„, t FRIDAY

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FRANKFORTAN•THS-MAINE, AUGUST 25.
Austria and Prunia hays communicated the
convention concluded at Chateau to the Federal
Diet.

Prussia reserves the announcement of her ac.
cession to Lauenburg.
The communications were referred to the com-
mittee on the affairs of Holstein.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
MUNICH. AUGUST 25.

The King of Prussia arrived here the day before
yesterday incognito, and proceeded to Rohm-
schwangen. His Majesty left again yesterday.
The expected interview with the King of Saxony
at Passenhoten will not take place.
Herr von Bismarck has gone to Frankfort.
London, England, 1865-02-14

METROPOLITAN DRAINAGE.

vuennut n-FIELD asked the hoe. member for Bath, se
a wiembor of the Matropolitaa Baird of Work,, itre
muds in the main &Masse of the metropolitan dYtriet, and
when the mares would probably be completed.
Mr. MK maid that co the Surrey side of the river the
mein drainage was norll oceoplated, with a small sad WA
important exception. Os the Middlesex ede them mere
three hese of mew, of whisk the high and the meddle level
were entirely lisished, sod the lower was also Geishad with
the eaception of that mike which was consented with the
Thames smalmakment, and which could not be fioisbed until
the senbanksasat bad base completed. The misers bad
bee commove:id in 1859 ; they drained an area of 18 square
miles, and the cod weak be four minims.
London, England, 1865-02-14

IMPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PAM& Moans: Inmana.
M. Henri Martin, the eminent historian, in a
pamphlet published at Dentn's, " Monseigneur
Dupealonp and Italy," refutes the first part of the
Bishop of Orleans' pamphlet, that entitled " The
Oonventiou of Sept. lb.' M. Martin successfully
shows that the horrible picture of Italy drawn by
Mgr. Dupanloup's dramatic pea is purely fantastic
so far as regards the Italy of the present day ; but
that it might pass for an exact description of the
peninsula at the time when it was in the hands of
Bourbons, Austriana, and priests.
The Mayor of Berreguemines writes to the journals
that the only foundation for Marshal Forey's
order of the day, conveying the astounding intel-
ligence that a whole company of the 8411
Coir-
renders was under arrest for habitual robbery, is
that a mingle Wilke of that regiment, a rasa GI bad.
character, isbel,mme bora he a prison. had, Wan
emitted maw ipettriareany tea whisk he was
shoat to be kids* a wart martial. to this is
thanes ilnellsaileellial that the mare is mara
tight them•tbsAinedisij who never isMsded
order of *slept terns Wahlished, and is hail/1,4
the discovery eisesiitherthe ef 'amnion thousasnee is
the Mae areryomagasrated its properties, berths
purpose of elaiiihig terror. It appeals that the
delinquent soldier had a mistime@ who leaded 34
the barrack-room out the proseeds of his tied* sad
that his othiraderiwere at the worst guilty of- as-
ceptiag his hospitality. I have little doubt that the
soma-martial will deer the, miasma from the
stigma under witch it now the. •
An .amusing litter from Alva. Draw to M.
Paul Maurice on the subject of the drama Imo
Deux Dienes, now stout is revived at the Anthign
Comique, does great credit to the candour of the
former, and at the same time shows that posterity
will ran a risk of patting the saddle on
the wrong horse when it shall admire the
productions of his most prolific pen. M. Dumas
admits that at a time when kis puns was too ill
filled to allow him to lend money to his Mead,
M. Paul Maurice', he lent him his name ; that the
samessful Deux Dianna which appeared wader the
name of A. Duman was written, every line of it,
by Paul Meurioe, and that Dumas did not so much
as read the manuscript which the latter sent him.
M. Dumas now, 'in the interact of his friend, es
well as for the sake of his own conscience, wishes
publicly to make a clean breast in the matter. He
regrets that, owing to forgetfulness on his part
during a five Yaps' absence from France, M. Levy
published the rte. Diana. as part of his works,
and he compliments M. P. Maurice on his delicacy
in having never complained of this piracy. He
concludes with exquisite French sentimentalism by
expressing the hope that M. P. Maurice may always
reciprocate what the writer heartily says of him,
heprit paetique at caur loyal je taime.
There is no change worth noting at the Bourse.
London, England, 1865-02-14

FELONY FORFEITURES.

Mr. C. FORSTER waked the Attorney-Genets' whether
in mimeos of his engsgement Lai session, ho wee pre-
faced to bet/edam aba at an early period of the mast
merlon, to alter the law of forfeiture on soevistioe of felsay.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL said that a billow the 'ab-
lest wee is preparation, bat he could hardly say it was his
intestine to bring it in this sweira.
London, England, 1865-02-14

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS._

FIB. 13.

The Menageries Imperials* steamer Pala% with
India and Ohina mails, arrived here at 9 p.m.
to-day.

Tin BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON. FAL 14.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon' with the heavy portion of the above mails,
passed the Needles at 11.20 a.m. to-dsy.
London, England, 1865-02-14

.1111188.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ctoom
This being settling-day, there is very little limi-
ness in the mining market, and prices in men
instances exhibit no alteration, compered with thews
last current yesterday.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are un-
changed. Alamillos have been dealt in at 11 and
11, showing firmness, and Port Phillip at l 1 and 11.
A new undertaking is announced under the title
of the Val Antigone Gold Mining Company
(Limited> This company is brought forward under
the auspices of the directors of the Vallanzasca Gold
Mining Company, which company, it is mentioned,
would have been glad to have intruded in its opera-
tions the mine now about to be purchased.
The Val Antigoria is situated in the pro-
vince of Domo d'Osscla, in Italy, 'and the mine was
worked for a few months rah year during the lama
century. Operations were reoommen a
the present vendors, and according to statements
which have been tested on the spot, the ore broken
from the main lode produces from 1 to 24 ounces
of gold to the ton. The capital is fixed at 40,0001.,
in 30,000 shares of 2i. each. The terns of purcluiee
are 10000 paid-up shares, to rank ar to dividends
with the amounts paid from time to time on the
other shares, and a cash payment of 7,5001. 12,500
shares have been already subscribed, sad applic•-
• lions are now invited from the pnblie, tip to
Friday, the 17th inst., for the remaining 7,600
shares.
London, England, 1865-02-14

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(auto'• razawis.)
ITALY AND THE ENCYCLICAL

TURIN, Fn. 19.

A royal decree has been issued authorising the
circulation of the Encyclical, its acoompanying syl-
labus, and Cardinal Antonelli's circular, reserving,
however, the rights of the State and Crown, and
without admitting the propositions contained in
those documents which may be contrary to the in-
stitutions and legislation of the country.
London, England, 1865-02-14

GAME LICENSES (LEBLANC).

Sir IL PEEL moved for leave to latrotham a bill to ow
Lead the powers sow vested in Justine of Share to great
lioness to deal in game to the dl visioaal trate. within
the police district of Dublin minropolic. right Mo.
gentleman said that the Beard of Inked Romeo end the
law officers of the crown were of opinion that it was was-
wiry
the to give that power which it was propelled to eve by
Captain ARCHDALL ithemved that to oon•equeses d as
order by Sir Beery Browurigge, the Pateltiag Prevention Ad
wee inoperative in Deland. and oxprered • hops that thin
order would be withdraws.
The motion was agreed to, and tic bill enbeequeatly
brought is and read a first Wise.
SMALL BENEFICES (IRELAND.)
sir IL CAIRNS moved for leave to bring is a bill to
emend the Dadownieut end Aoginentatino of Small Beaserea
(Ireland) A. 1860. The hon. and lannied rottenest acid be
w to deter any diessio• upon the details of the
aware until it had beds printed.
The motion was peed to, and tho bill onbeeimently
broiled is ad lead a Mk lima.
DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION (1866.)
Sir R. PEEL obtained 15.,. to king ins MU for the
ogatdos of inventerwe sad designs exhibited at the
Interwstiosal FaldhiMoa far MN year 1d&.

LAND DEBENTURES.
Yr. AY ETON obtained leave to bring is a bill to filo&
Isio she riding of mow by &bottom as the osoarity of
load.
PUBLIC PETITIONS.

tpo• the motion of Mr. Boirmow.C•irrrit • Wool cora.
mitt.* was appellant(' shoes will be referred all codeine,
with the erseptios d son; se sompisia of sada* seisms or
Mate to private balls.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUR& brought is
the Basks of WOO Bill aid the Bask et Irolesd (Condi.
dated Fund) Bill, both of wind. wen read a drat time.
The house adjuumed at a quarter past 6 o'clock.
London, England, 1865-02-14

MONDAY Emma.
Consols, which closed on Saturday at 894,
" buyers," for the 9th of March, were to-day
alternated " buyers " and "allay" at 881, and
cloud at 89i to 4. For money the last price was
poi to f 'The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Ceet. for money,
4, 89 ; ditto for account, , ; Three
Pr Cents. Beduoed, 884, 1 ; New Three pat Cents.,
814. ; Bank Stook, Set ; India Ave per Dent.
Sto'ck, 108 Four per Cent., 964 ; ditto
Bonds,.loa. prem.
Foreign stooks ware generally steady, and in
some amiss prices improved. Spanish Passive
Bonds roes per cent., the Cee~oatss
_l, Peru-
vian 1, Turkish of 1868 and 1862 and Mexican of
18644, and Italian Stock per cent. Greek Bonds
were Ist in the morning, but left off 1 better than
on Saturday. Italian soap elm clamed 4 basher than
on Saturday, at If to 1 dis., although transactions
took place in the morning as low as 11 die. Monte-
videan Loan scrip declined about 1 per cent.,
Spanish Three per Cents. 4, and Turkish Cos-
solidi% 4.
Bank shares were quiet. A slight reduction was
quoted in Eastern Exchange Bank, London and
Brazilian Mercantile and Exchanr, and South
Eastern ; but Imperial Bank, Loadon Bank
of Mexico and South American, London and
Westminster, Loudon and South African,.and Lon-
don and South Western Bank, have improved.
Anglo-Austrian Bank shares were last quoted II
to ir prem,,
Hudson s Brazbares were last quoted lb+ be ;
Egyptian T Ito Irma., heirin
firmer ; Natio2 s
Mama, 9f to prem.,
fiat ; Joint Stock Discount, Ito 1 • ; sad Otto-
man Boci4t4 Genirsle, 21 to 21 prem., being better.
English and Australian Copper and Australian
Mortgage shares were rather more offered. Other-
wise misoellaneous undertakings were unaltered in

The shares of the financial oompanies in sorsa
oases were rather fiat, though seemly low in
price. Credit Fonder and Mobilier shares, how-
ever, remain very steady. The closing quotations
are annexed, via.:—lnternational Financial, 1 to
24 prem. ; General Credit, 21 to 241 rem, ex drv. ;
London Financial, 7 to 71 Preto- M•r•
candle Credit, 21 to prem. ; and Crreeddiit Fonder
and Mobilier (old shares), 31 to 4 prem.
The doting quotations for shares in new under-
takings are subjoined of Man Improve-
ments, sit to si prem. ; Metropolitan Disteirt
Railways. 11 to 2i prem. ; General Irrigation of
France, •} nto prem. ; London and Provincial
Mortgage Bank, to 1 pram. ; Registered lend,
to 1 prem. ; Brill's Brighton Baths, par to
prem. ; Renter's Telegram Company, to It prem. ;
and " Simpson's," to 1 prem.
London, England, 1865-08-22

DLSTURBANOES IN SPAIN.

MADRID. Auouer 21.
Disturbances have taken place at St. I:ado:ape,
in Catalonia.
Seditious cries were raised in favo of the
Carlist party, but the authorities imm tely took
energetic measures for the suppr of the dis-
turbance, and order was re-established.
London, England, 1865-08-22

MINES-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLot.w..

The transactions in the mining market to-day
are to a fair extent, and prices show steadiness.
Great Vor shares are now quoted 36 to •
East Lovell, 14 to ; .North Basset:
15s. to 20s. • Clifford Amalgamated 23} to 24 ;
Tincroft, 174 to 18 ; Wheal Gulls, at to ; Great
North Downs, 2 to I ;Bast Grylls, 41 to 3 ;Wheal
Grenville, 2to ; and Great Laney, 20 to 21.
Foreign and colonial mining securities are un-
altered.
London, England, 1865-08-22

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(sztrrzes ntzaa►ra.)

ARRIVAL OF THE ENGLISH SQUADRON
AT BREST.

BREST. Aucus2 21:

The Eng Han squadron arrived here at 11 a.m. to-
day, after lying off Jersey on account of (images
sustained by two yeasela of the fleet.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, AuGosT 21.

The Italia of to-day says:--" The rumour that
a financial arrangement exists between the Italian
government anti the Holy See for the settlement of
the Roman debt is devoid of foundation."
The Minister of the Interior has addressed a cir-
cular to the prefects relative to a recent circular of
the Minister of War. The Minister of the Interior
explains that the object of the last-mentioned cir-
cular was to exhort the officers of the army not to
allow their esteem and confidence towards their
brother officers to be diminished until the accusa-
tions brought forward, either publicly or privately,
against their comrades had been proved.
He also expresses regret that certain members of
Parliament had taken part in the manifestations
to which the circular of she Minister of War had
given rise.
A royal decree has been published to-day re-
ducing the number of the councillors to the pre-
fectures from 226 to 150.

THE PAPAL ARMY.

ROME, Avotier 21.

The official Giornale di Boma denies the state_
meet that has appeared in several journals to the
effect that an extraordinary recruitment of the
Papal army is taking place, the fact being that the
recruitment is merely for the purnose of tilling up
the ranks of already existing regimeota.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE TARIFA.
Crookbaven.)
NEW YORK, Auounr 11, 9 A.R.

The Navy Deportment have received intelligence
that the Shenandoah before leaving Australia
shipped 1,200 tone of coals at Melbourne; her pre-
sent first lieutenant joining her there, for which
purpose he gave up the command of an English
steamer.

COMALERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, AUGUST 11, 9 A.Y.

Money easy. Gold, 142. Exchange on Lou-
dou, 154 ; on Paris, 3.06. Stocks dull ; New
York Centrals, 93 ; Illinois, 124} ; Erie, 971 ;
5-29 Bonds, 1013. Cotton quiet. Middling up-
land, 44.
Other markets unchanged.

CHINA.
(By Overlaid Telegraph from Cealle.)
BEIANGLIAE, JOLT 22

The steamer Hadrakon has been burnt.*
The Lalla Rook and the Futien have been
wrecked. The crews were saved. There it no
political news of importance from China or Japan.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
SHANGHAI, JULY 22.
Tea and silk advancing. Export to date 20,000
bales. Exchange on London ell. 4tl.
CANTON, JULY 29.
Total export of tea to date, 26,000,000 lbs. Ex-
change on Loodon 4e. bid.
• Telegraphed, " Sheerser Marshes ibereat."

The Ripon, which arrived at Southampton yes-
tordoy, loosest Q* long misting heavy portion of the
Bovntsoy maiL It ogitinaly Soft Boobs: oa the tltli Jane,
sod w doe as the X* ultimo.
London, England, 1865-08-22

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADiußAlrr, Auduer 21. Aproarnaarra
Cooirseader W. J. Byrom, to tlie Vlgibiat, rico HAND,
invalided.
Muter J. RUM to the Fiagard, for the Spiteful.
Okla lapimper, .T. Harood, to tbe Aida, for service la
tbe Caner, vko llisrebeJL
Eepieems P. Hutokisoo, to all Frederick William, for
Madero ; C. Platt, to the Himalers. vice Hut
chimm-
Fint Clam Akdatiat &guitar J. Etyma, to the Frederick
Wliliam, for toads".

WOOLWICH, AUGUST 21.
The Hon. Captain Cochrane, late Captain of
the Warrior, attended at the dockyard this day, to waded
owlmin experiments oa based the paddle steam-vesnel
Maros, to test the efficiency of his Invent/co (or scosontising
she commotion of awl, without deeresoing the 'peed of
itsacinvemels.
The keel of • smell screw steam.vemel, to be named the
Nymph, which will be armour-plated coo the principle of
Mr. Hoed, chief constructor of tee Royal Navy, has bees
1.14 down at Deptford Deckled.

THU STI ptpTltD MIIRDZIL OF AN 01110111. AT
OMATILLM.—ORAITAX, AIIOUBT 21.—This Moroi ng John
Cards, ibe rapper of Hie Royal Fliefleseeml:
charged with having attempted to murder Major Fronds
Horatio Do Veer, Royal Ragtime's, on the parade ironed
at Brampton Barracks, by discharging a loaded rifle at him
was brought bidore the sitting mogiotrates at the pollee
court, for farther examination. It had boon Maeda to
proceed with the examination of the prisoser, but in woes-
posse of a artifioste to thieffeet that within the previous
twelve boon Major De Verse ems bad beams exceedingly
mitieel, the prisoner was spin remanded until Wednesday
next. It was announced in the garriaon this evening that
the inflammatory symptoms which had set in last night bad
partially subsided, and that Major De Fare was a little
better. This afternoon he has been visited by Mr. Fer-
guson, the eminent surgeon, who has ponossmed the came
am not altogether hopeless.
London, England, 1865-08-22

again firm Genera Credit, London Financial,and
Credit Fonder and Mobilier showed a sliestadvaaes.
Subjoined are the dosing prices :—lnternational
Financial, 15-16 to 1 1-16 prem.: General Credit,
11 to 1 prem., ez div. ; London Financial, 61 to
prem.; Imperial Mercantile Credi 11 to prem. ;
Credit Foncier and Mobilise, 3 to* prem.
National Discount shares were last quoted tow
day 101 to prem., an advance of 2s. 6d. ; Joint-
Stock Discount, 2/ toll die., /
ex div., being slightly
better ; Egyptian Trading, to 4 dia., showing a
reaction of 2s. 6d. ; Ottoman Sookltd G4ofrale, 24
to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} to 4; and Lion
Brewery, 4 to 14 prem. In other miscellaneous
descriptions the changes were almost entirely fa-
vourable, a rise being shown in City Offices, Lon-
don General Omnibus, Marine Investment, Que-
brads Land, Royal Mail Steam, Scottish Australian
Investment, and Thames and Mersey Insurance.
Canada Company, and West India and Pacific
Steam were exceptionally heavy.
The closing (but in many eases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are sub-
joined:—Overend, Gurney, and Co., 31 to prem.,
showing a fresh decline ; Metropolis Sewage, 101
to 114 prem. ; London Bridge Land, 4 to 1 prem. ;
London Jute Works, 4 to 1 prem. ; Menai Pa*
and Hotel, 1 to 2 prem. ; Belfast and Basigoe
Railway and Land, to 11Massa-Carrara
Marble, 4 to 14 prem. ; EicQueen Brothers, 1 to 2
prem. ; General Estates, 34 to 44 prem. ; and
Railway Credit, 4 to 14 prem.
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
receded about 55., the closing quotation being 3 to
2/ discount.
Colonial government debentures closed the same
as on Saturday.
American securities have been flat, at a slight re-
duction from Saturday's prices. United States
5-20 Bonds left off at 68 to 4 ; Illinois Central
shame at 781 to 4 ; and Erie at 524 to 531.
Atlantic and Great Western Debentures remits
at 854 to 864.
London, England, 1865-08-22

FRANCE AND PANAMA.

MADRID, AUGUST n.

The government of Panama has given fall satis-
faction to France, and expressed regret on account
of the events of the 20th May last, when the
Spanish envoy, Senor Salazar y Mazaredo, on his
passage through Panama, took refuge in the French
loonsnlate against the attack made upon him by the
populace.

ARRIVAL OF THE BAVARIA.
SOUTHAMPTON, Almon 22.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Bavaria, from New York on the 12th inst., passed
the Needles at 10.35 a.m. to-day.

"The number of new case% of cholera at Ancona,
territory inehided," says Oafignani, "from the 16th to the
17th at soon, wee 42, with 32 deaths. 24 of which were
swine to previous attacks. At dos Sever° the numbers
were, 70 cams awl 37 deaths."
DEATH or MR. W. Brrrwuni..—We regret to '
11111111oGOOS the death of Mr. W. &deka% late of this oily.
which warred as Medford, seer Bleaferd. Donotehire,
os Friday', the 18th lost. Mr. &toed' was in his 57th
year. The dammed ratlermas was for army
partaker la the backlog firm of Loyd, &Atrial*, ears.
sow antahamated with the Manchester and Liverpool
Datrict Bank. During his 100 residence is Maa-
eitestor, where he was bore. Mr. Atrial' was an active
&Asa, sad was ideatified with most of the promiasat
local sesemasets. Is politics be wee a esegervetive% sod
wet se eamereeesful candidate fer represeetetion.of
• Manchester is 1841. Three years lam, as the death of the
800. B. B. Wilbraham, Mr. &Wale was ideated for lbe
souther° division of the county of lasmahire, sad occupied
the mot until the dissolution of 1847. Be has loft three
sons sad ens daughter.—Mosschater Guardian.
London, England, 1865-11-07

11,0001

The telegrams just received quote the Bombay
exchange 2s. showiag no alteration.
The prices of gook shares were well supported,
and an improvement took place in English joint
Stock, European, London and County, and Metro-
politan and Provincial. Chartered Bank of India,
Australia, and China, and City Bank shares, how-
ever, were quoted rather lower.
The shares of the financial companies were dull.
The closing quotations re as follows :—lnter-
national Financial, 14 to 1 prem. • General Credit,
11 to 24 prem. ; London inancial, 61 to 7 prem. ;
Imperial Mercantile Credit, 2f to prem. ; Credit
Fowler and Mobilier, 34 to prem., ex div. and
new ; and ditto New, 34 to 4 prem.
National Discount dares were last quoted 101
to f prem. ; Joint Stock Discount, ILI
die. ; Hudson's Bay, 151 to 1 ;
Trading, Ito Of dia., ex die. ; Ottoman idle
GdniMe, 21 to prom. • Lion Brewery, 14 to 11
prem. ;and Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent. Pre-
ference, 2to 24. The shares of Overend, Gurney,
and Co., were heavy, and declined 12s. 6d. to Hs.,
closing at Bto 84 prem. There was an advance
in Millwall Iron and Docks shares. Copper
Miners of England Preference were also inquired
for. International Lad Credit and Socidtd
nanciere d'Egypte were heavy.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are as follows:
—Leeds Woollen Company, 1 to 2 prem. ;
Pennsylvania Oil Lands, 1 to 2 prem. ; Maxim
Mansions, to 14 prem. ; Real Estate Corpora-
tion, lf to 24 prem. • Alhambra Company, 11 to
24 prem., and North London and Highgate Rail-
way, to 14 prem.
A merican securities wee* rather more hmaired for,
and there was an improvement of about 4 in the 5-24
Bonds, as well as in Erie and Illinois Central Rail-
way shares. The 5-20 Bonds closed at 64 to 4,
ex div. ; Erie Railway shares, at 54 to I ; Illinois
I Central, at 82 tot ; Atlantic and Great Western
I Railway Debentures, at 854 to 88} ; ditto 1001.
, Bonds, at 87 to 88. The Erie Railway Loan
closed at to 14 prem.
Victoria Government Debentures were in-
' quired for.
London, England, 1865-11-07

ALLEGD LETTER OF THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON TO KING VICTOR EM-
MANUEL

BRUSSELS. Nov. 7.

It is asserted that a private letter from the
Emperor Napoleon to King Victor Emmanuel con-
cerning the Roman question will shortly be pub-
lished.

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
PARIS, Nov. 7.

The Meniteur of this morning says ;—" On
account of the prevalent opinion in England, that
the cattle plague was imported into that country
from Russia, the Russian government ordered an
investigation to be made on the subject, whence it
results that the cattle plague has not appeared
in Russia since 1859."
The Union Medicafe announces that cholera is
steadily decreasing in Paris. The total number of
fatal cases last Thursday was 80 ; on Friday,
75 ; and on Saturday, 70.
The Munatettr states that these figures are en-
tirely correct.

SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. G. EVENING.
Several journal/ have dacided to make no further
allusion to the cholera on account of the insignifi-
cant extent to which the epidemic now prevails.
Yesterday there were only three cases.

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 7.
By the arrival of her Majesty's ship Tamar,
from Simon's Bay, news has been received from the
Cape of Good Hope to the 23rd alt., being eleven
days later than that brought by the mail.
The Basuto war was not settled. The Boers
were, however, tired of their campaign, and some
of them were talking of retiring to their farms, and
divisions had taken place among them through
.want of confidence in their officers. The second
Whitworth cannon bad burst.
President Braund had been sent for to negotiate
with Moehesh.
George Moshesh was at Aliwal North with de-
spatches for the governor. He acknowledged that
the Basutos were beaten, but said they would
not give over their country to the Boers, although
they would to the English. He remained await-
ing the governor's reply.
A scheme was afloat in the eastern province for
colonising Basuto with English settlers. The
speculation was expected to turn out very pro-
fitable.
Parliament was to be prorogued ou the sth
October.
Business continued dull. Merchants were, how-
ever, looking hopefully towards the wool season,
but unless there was an increase in price a tho-
rough revival of trade was scarcely expected.

WEATHICR REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

TtIIDAT. NOTMila 7. 8 h-11.

& T.
London, England, 1865-11-07

LAW INTELLIGENCZ.

• .
ICQU ITY COMM —Nov. 6.
. (Belem ViewChasoellorflir J. Stuart.)
IDWAIDI V.
Itr. Bacon, Q.C4, and Mr. Swaneton appeased for the
r in this suit, the AGM of which was to determinthe
e
who was entitled to certain policies of inerinume, under
following eirounseMnoes
it
In INS, a Mr. Glenn sleposed with Mears. Marks, the
hankers, of Lanbard-stmet, two policies, whine he had
effected on his own life, in two different iesureme oaken.
The deposit mama& to secure adebt doe from Mr. Glenn
to the Mews. Martin, at the time when the deposit was
mode. No metnevandum wittiog acoompanied Was!
the hankers gave no formal notice to the insurance
In November, 1855, Mr. Glenn was declared • bank-
rept ; and the plaintiffs were appointed his melees'.
In 1862 Mr. Glean died. The insurance offless paid
the policy moneys, and they were now in the hoods of II
stakeholder to swat the decision of the court. The Oka•
tiffs claimed to be entitled to the polioy moseys on the
grounds that, as no memorandum in writing accompanied
the deposit of the policies with the bankers, and aa no
formai notice of the deposit was ever given by them to the
offices, without which notice the title of the bankers was
incomplete, the polieim were in the order end disposition of
Mr. Glenn when he died, and now therefore thew licy
moneys belonged to the plaintiffs. The contrary l-
nsisted upon by the defendants ; and evidence was adduced,
viz., the statements of the secretaries of the insurance
offices and of • Mr. Stevens, • 'elicitor to the effect that
Mr. Glenn had said he had given the notice, and woe of the
secretaries spoke to having beard Mr. Glenn Bay he had de-
posited the policies with the defendants, though when he
bad done eo he could not state. The defy
dents
had paid
the premiums on the policies since Mr. Glenn's bankruptcy.
Mr. Greene, Q.C.. and Mr. Thomas Stevens appeared for
the defendants, and claimed the policy moneys as *sirs.
The Vioe-Chancellee—efter observing that the only qua-
, ties in the case was whether notice of the deposit of the
policies had been given to the insurance Aloes, and that he
thought there was no sufficient evidence that any such
notice had been given—mid the title to the petioles was
in the assignees of Mr. Glenn. The defendants must be
repaid the premiums they had paid, with interest at fsf. per
cent., and that subject to that, and the payment of the
costa of the suit, as agreed upon, out of the proceeds of the
policies, the residue of them most be paid to the plaintiffs.
London, England, 1865-11-07

41•-•-

tYO3t7Y.'
After a much lenget recess than is usual a: a
popular London theatre, Mr. Pechter se-opened this house
last night with a drams of French aright and Italian
leg, called The Watch Cry. The brilliant literary and
artbnic audience who have always given Mr. Fichte; their
support on his "brat nights" again ennobled to applaud
their favourite actor and mansiger. On former occasions
their friendship ad sympathy bate aot been much drawn
upon for applause, but the Watch Cry is, unfortunately,
I COO of those dramas which csa ably be tolerated
I with intelligent forbearance or ignorant stupidity. It
re adapted, we believe, and more or leas altered hem a
drama produced a long time ago at one of the boulevard
theatres in Paris under the title of La:are k Penn' and in
which M. Wino, performed with some suer before he
got fat, heavy, sod stiff in his action. It is not of vital
importance to snoertain at which theatre this work was
originally played, nor in how many acts it was originally
written, acted, and published. The Watch Cry is a dream
I to three acts, with a very unreal, feeble, and uninteresting
historical interest. It belongs to a clam of drama whir&
has been partly laughed off the stage by burlesque writers,
and has partly died ant in consequence of an advisee is
public taste.
Mr. Pechter was vary warmly received by an =dines
who yarsine4 from Rublicly condemning en evident perm et
London, England, 1865-11-07

u,,TF,87..,

THE FRENCH BUDGET.
A Paris letter in the Independence says :
According to the best accounts the deficit for the present
year will amount to not lees than one hundred millions,
arising from deficiencies in the anticipated receipt+ for the
budget. The minister is said to have prepared to out
deeply into the war estimates by suppressing the 4th bat.
telion in each regiment ~f infantry, or • company in each
battalion. The Minister of War opposes energetically such
a radical reform ; he would at the Wahl@ consent to the
reduction of one regiment in the entire army. The Minister
of the Interior is said to have given his co-operation
with the best grace, and hss already realised saviop
to the amount of two millioes in his department.
The greatest opponent to the projects of M. 'odd is, how-
ever, said to be Baron Monogamous. As an eaosomist the
Protect of the Seine is more than adventurous, and at the
present moment, when the Treasury has need of all its re-
sources, he is said to propose the abolition in a oonsiderthle
proportion of the impost on landed property, and the re-
placing of the deficit of remouroos resulting from inch a
measure by a loan of two thousand million francs rains•
burnable in twenty-five years. The increessd value of the
properties would serve for the redemption
of the debt, b
the
ut
the charges resulting from the operation would in
meantime not the less weigh heavily on labour. I there-
fore hope that, however seductive the proposal of Baron
Houseman's may appear, it will not receive the sanction of
the government.

(11U17.1e8 TZLIORAMS.)
London, England, 1865-11-07

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cioox:

The transactions in the mining market today
are not numerous, but prima generally are
well maintained. North Treekerby sham are
now quoted 31 to 1 ; Chiverton Moor, 61
to I, being lower ; Chiverton, 9 to 1 ; East
Caradon, 81 to ; East Grenville, 31 to 1 ; Greet
Busy, 4 to 1.; West Chiverton, 80 to 85 ;and
Marks Valley, 311 to 1.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
Cape Copper have been dealt in at 131 and 131 ;
Frontino and Bolivia at land 2/ ; and St. John del
Rey at 48.
The prospectus of the Dorothea West, Green,
Blue, and Red Slate Company (Limited) is issued,
with a proposed capital of 150.000 i. in 10,000 shares
of 6L each. The quarry which this company pro-
poses to purchase and extend is situated in Car-
narvonshire, and is in full work. There are seven
known veins of slate? some of which have been
drawn upon to cover in the Charing-cross Railway
Hotel, the London-bridge Hotel, and other large
buildings in and near the metropolis. It is men-
' tioned that the two principal quarries are worked
open from the surface, by levels. 27 years of the
lease are unexpired, and an agreement has been
entered into for its extension to 40 years. The
: purchase money is 20,000/.—one4half in cash and
the remainder in paid-up shares.
London, England, 1865-11-07

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

Minima James Walters, alias Skews, 20, engraver. was
imitated for franduleutly obtaining by false pretences from
Borah Lucy Oreeshow the sum of 25., with latent to
defraud ; font raudulestly obtainin by false pretences
a sum of money from Mary Ann Lloyd; and there were
two other charges of obtsiniog le. 6d. and is. from Thomas
Archer and Edward Waller, with intent to defraud.
This was a novel mode of obtaining mosey under false
toes, and the modus operandi was the same la each
case. The prisoner went to the persons selected for his
purpose, and said that while at some particular railway
station on the previous evening waiting for a train he hap•
pawl to overhear two persona on the platform coo.
coding a plan to enter sad rob the house at the
poison addressed on the following evening, and as
he was desirous of saving them hem each a
loss he had felt it to be a duty on his part to come to 01•01
sad give them a timely warning. In each case he placed
his residence at a considerable distance from the iateetion
ded
ease of burglarious o rations, not forgetting to men
some expense he had incanted, but out of pure feelings of
morality he had put himself to that trouble for the purpose
of furthering the ends of justice. The nervous so warned
were grateful for the information so disinterestedly given
to them, and more or less rewarded the prisoner for having
, done so. In this respect, however, like many ethics, it is
' patriotic
to have too mach of a good thing, and as his
patriotic exertions had led to some degree of notoriety es
account of the expected events for which
polioe due prepustioss
had been made not coming off,jand the hi dos time
having been informed of them, when the prisooer's last
offer of information waimade,instead of being thanked for it
ha was neeeremonionsly heeded over to custody. On the fast
statements being made to the owners of the houses to be
attacked, they naturally asked the primmer to aceoinray
them to the polite station and repeat it there, but he
excused himself by saying that he wee but a poor maw.
sad could not afford time which would neessearili be
incurred in attending the police court when the viewers
were taken into custody, and he thus successfully carried
on the system until the event above stated occurred.
The rismer said nothing whatever in his defence, sad
the jury, without hesitation, found him Unit*
The Assistant4ndge said thin was a very novel and artful
meaner of obtaining money coder false protozoa, bat as
there did not appear to be any former conviction, be trusted
the light meteor., he would now receive would be a warning
to him, which was imprisonment, with hard labour, f
London, England, 1865-11-07

INDIA.

(BY DIXICT OVIALAND TIMPANI.)
• BOMBAY, Ocr. 20, 2.35 PAL
There is no business doing, on account of the
native holidays.

CALCUTTA, Ocr. 19.

Seven lbs. ehirtings, Br. 2a. ; 40's mule twist, 10
annas. Indigo unchanged. Exchange ou London,
2s. Oid. The rate of discount has again been raised
one per cent.
The latest London date is to the 6th Oct.
BOMBAY, Ocr. 24, 4

- -
Seven lbs. shirtings, 7r. 14a. Cotton snn, and ad-
vancing ; Dhollerals, 460. Shipments since the 20th
instant, 30,000 bales. Exchange on London, 22.11 d.
Government securities, 4 per cents., 89 ; ditto 5
per cents., 1021 ; ditto 51, 108. Freights, 35a.
The latest date from London is the 13th Oct.
BOMBAY, Ocr. 28, 2.35 P.M.
Manchester goods very firm. Cotton steady.
Dhoilerah, 425 r. Export of the week, 32,000.
Exchange on London, 2s. ltd. Government
Securities, 4 per cent., 88 ; 5 per cent., 100 ;
61
per cent., 1071.

CALCUTTA, Ocr. 27.

Shirtings firm and advancing. Exchange on
London, 2s. Id. The latest London date is the 14th
October.

• N.B. These telegrams arrived in London almost dmnl•
taneonsly.

THE QUESTION OF Rayon/A.—M. John LS-
'wines, referring in yesterday's Dents to the ministry as
reorganised by Earl Russell, says :—" It is certain that
there is a question which will take precedence of all other',
viz., that of electoral reform. Upon that question the go-
vernment will stand or fall. It is useless to say that the
English people am Indifferent to it ; ere many months it
will be seen that no water is worse than stagnant water.
The great promoter of stagnation is no longer there. He
bad time before dying to get a parliament elected uoder his
neutralising influence ; but we are convinced that the trace
is finished, that the agitation will soon assume proportions
in England which do not appear to be generally expected,
and we shall be vary much surprised if, after having in-
effectually tried two or thme ministries, the new chamber
is not itself soon forced to go to the country?'
CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAHE.—
The Pas, with the harm portioa of the above mails, may
be mimed at Southampton about the 16th, and not the
10tb, as stated in the telegram published yesterde7
morning.
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAL4—The
/number of patient' relieved at this hospital during the
week fad* November 4, was 3,212, of which 1,091 ware
new Gomm
London, England, 1865-11-07

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(=pm% ?I:imams.)
AMERICA.

(Per the Nova Scotian, via Greencastle.)
NEW YORK, Om 27, Evuuto.
The correspondence between Berl• Russell and
Mr. Adams, on the subject of the Abibema's depre-
dations, attracts much attention.
The New Yolk Times says that if Earl Russell
expresses the fixed and final purpose of the British ;
Government, it is impossible that friendly relations ,
can continue to exist between England and the
United States.
The South Carolina legislature assembled last
Wednesday. The governor's message congratu-
lates the members upon the benefits which will
result from the abolition of slavery, and eulogises
President Johnson's policy towards the South. It
also opposes any act tending to the repudiation of
the State debt.

Genteel Wade Haniptou Las been elected Go-
vernor of South Carolina.

General Howard has, announced, at Olualesion,
that the freedmen's bureau will continue to exercise
its authority until South Carolina allows negro tes-
timony in the courts.
NEW YORK, OcT. 28. Moanisc.
The Georgia State Convention has repealed the
secession ordinance, and appointed a committee to I
memorialise President Johnson to release Mr.
Davis and other Confederate prisoners.
The City of New York has arrived out.
NEW YORK, Ocr. 28, EVININCI.
President Johnson has appointed the first Thurs-
day in November as a day of national thanks-
giving.
The Secretary of the Treasury has announced
that the subscription to the 50 million funding
loan is full. _ .

Considerable excitement exists at Toronto on
account of apprehensions of a Fenian raid upon the
banks.

The Bonus/lie and City of Baltimore take out
900,000 dolts. in specie.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCIL
NEW YORK, Ocr. 28, EVUIKO.

Money tight. G01d,145g. Exchange on London,
168 ; ditto on Paris, 357 f. Stocks advancing. New
York Centrals, 97g. Illinois, 137. Erie, 92.
5-20 Bonds, lon Cotton dull ; Middling Upland,
M. Flour declining. Sugar and Molasses steady.
Wheat quiet. Corn and provisions steady. Coffee
quiet. Petroleum dull : crude, 36 ; refined, 58.
NEW ORLEANS, OcT. 26.
Cotton is quoted 54 to 56. The day's sales
amount to 3,200 Wes. Three days' sales 8,200,
and stock on hand 117,000 bales.
London, England, 1865-02-13

THE PUBLIO INCOME AND EXPEN.

DITURE.

This morning was issued an account of the gross
public income and expenditure of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland in 1864.
The total revenue in the year coding 31st De-
cember last was 70,125,374/. 15e. Id. The total
ordinary expenditure was 67,163,4041. 18s. 4d.
But 720,0001. was devoted in addition to fortifica-
tions ; so that the net exoess of income over the
whole expenditure of the year is reduced to
2,241,9691. 16s. 9d. The balances in the exchequer
on the 31st December. including 100,000/. of the
money raised for fortifications, amounted to
6,580,9221. 144. 6d.

The Admiralty paddlewheel yacht Enchantress,
intended for the forthcoming trip of Prime Arthur is this
Mediterraneas, was me Saturday hauled out of the fitting
basis at Woolwich, after being renovated throughout She
is under orders to sail on Tuesday for Marseilles, when
lie prime and suite have proposed embarking. His royal
highness, attended by Major Elphinstatie, west over the
ship on Thursday last, and approved the arrangements

which were than in progress.
Mr. Charles Gilpin, M.P., the Secretary of the
Poor•law Board, has expressed his Wootton to resign his
parities in menexioe with that board. Be will, however,
continue to perform the duties of the ogles until the appoint-
ment of his mumessor. Mr. Wane, Y.P. far Reading, has
been mentioned u one likely to be the boo. gentleman's
soccesser, but no appointment has yet been made. The
secretary doss not vacate his mat, as be is appointed by the
board, not by the maim—Observer.
We (Times) are informed that Mr. Hutt, the
Vies• President of the Board of Trade, will immediately
premed to 'nem to Baptiste with the Austriaa prim-
mest the terms of a secassereial treaty.

M. MAlLLairr's "lase."—The Musical World
states that IL Mailisrt has addressed the subjoined letter
to Mr.W. Harrison, the manager of her Majesty's Dwain :
—" Dear Mr. Harriaos,—Permit me to thank you with all
my heart for the flattering seal and Intelligent ran with
which you have produced Lava. I deeply regret, and shall
always regret, that it was sot is m► power to be is Leader
ea the day, when, for the first time, one of my spree was
represeated in England. The sympathetic favour and
Madames with which the English public, whose arthde
trete is so elevated, has welcomed my work, towhee me
profoundly ; sad I shall never forget Use peeress has.
pitality with which the music of Lars has bees received
is the rionstry of the great Byron. WUI you, my dear
director, be the interpreter of my *estimate of gratitude
to your eseellest artiste and to my roafrere, the Maestro
Anliti, year mined rfirfirorutcarre, to whom as well as
to yourself I am indebted for ► good part of the success of
my work. and bairn me, kc.—A. !Unarm."

MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY