biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-07

AUSTRIA.

7112 M A, JULY 6.

It is stated officially that Austria, France,
Eng-
land, and Prussia regard the right of military co-
cupation in Berri* by the Porte as in accordance
with the stipulations of the treaty of Paris, and
as regulating also the future relations between the
Porte and Berri&
London, England, 1862-07-07

GARIBALDI IN SICILY.

We have received the Sicilian journals contain-
ing an account of General Garibaldi's stay at
Palermo. Immediately after his arrival, the
municipality issued the following proclamation :

Fellow.citizens, —General Garibaldi arrived here an.
expectedly yesterday evening. The m►n who, in 1860, came
to Palermo as oar liberator, is to-day oar guest. The
glorious dictator of Sicily presents himself as • private
citizen. Let him be welcomed! Fellowneitiminsi the
municipality uoites in demonstritiona of the affection
and gratitude of our people for him wbo delivered us
from the most cruel of servitudes, and who has doe, so
much to unite this country to the rest of the Italian family.
By oar calmness, by our concord, we will show him that
we are worthy of his affection. Long live Generel
Garibaldi I

(SiVed) Tai MUNICTPALITY.

Peals de Ville, Jobe 29.

On the evening of his arrival, General Garibaldi,
who was stopping at the Trinacrio Hotel, was com-
pelled by the cries of an immense crowd to show
himself in the balcony, where he uttered the fol-
lowing words :

I salute you, people of Palermo ! We knew each other in
the moment of danger. If there u♦ people in the world
who deserve my affection it is the people of Palermo. Peo-
ple of great initiatives, you merit the gratitude of the
entire peninsula and the admiration of the world. Yea,
lam touched ; this people moves me. I salute you ; I am
with you, and I shall not leave Palermo immediately.
The next day Garibaldi, in company with the
royal princes and the Prefect of Palermo, M.
Pallavioini, one of his old friends, inaugurated
the rifle [contest. The fête was a splendid
one, and the most perfect order reigned "in
this city," to use the language of one of the
journals, "of 200,000 inhabitants, all so impression-
able and so ardently devoted to Garibaldi." The
Igeneral several times addressed the multitude, and
always upon the necessity of concord. " There are
two men," he said, "who will never deceive you;
listen to them ; they are—Victor Emmanuel and
myself. Rome and Venice will be ours before
long. To attain this object we must resign our-
London, England, 1862-07-07

ORYSTAL PALACE. - GREAT FESTIVAL
N../ of the CHILDREN of the CHARM SCHOOLS, TO.
MORROW.
PROGRAMME of the MUSIC to be (Wog at Three o'clock :
Old Hundredth Psalm.
Adeste
Luther's Hyena
(Trumpet obligate, Mr. Harper).
Hallelujah Charm
Chorale from Costa's "
Jerusalem the Golden (Worms).
Chorale, "Sleepers, wake,.' St. Paal
(Accompanied by Brass Band).
God save the Queen.
Conductor—Mr. HENRY BUCICIAND.
Organist—Kr. JAMBS COWARD.
Trumpet Obllgato—Mr. HARPER.
Festival Drunr—Mr. CHIPP.
London, England, 1862-07-07

FRANCE AND MEXICO.

The article in the Constitutionnel referred to by
our Paris correspondent, in which it is said that the
only object France has now to seek in Mexico, is
redress for injury to private interests, is received
with appl►use by the rest of the Paris journals.
The Mkt, of to-day observes that this new doter-
mination is in accordance with the public opinion
which has been so clearly manifested since the
publication of the official documents relative to the
late events. The PreSIC congratulates the govern-
ment journal on havingat last copied its programme.
The Temps observes that it was the candidature of
the Archduke Maximilian which led to the rupture
between France and the two other powers. The
Siècle is equally satisfied.
London, England, 1862-07-07

[Stamped Id. Additional.]

TkLMILIAPHIU INThLUUENCE.

(asurna's TIZADIANS)
ITALY.
TURIN, JOLT 5.
At Bologna, Reggio, and other towns fetes have
taken piste in celebration of the recognition of
Italy by Russia.
The Royal Princes have received an enthusiastic
welcome at Girgenti, Trapani, and Mabella.
News has been received here from Naples that
• strike of workmen at the dockyard necessitated
the intervention of the National Guard, by whom
order was re-established.
TURIN, JOLT 6.
In the Chamber of Deputies to-day Signor Curcio
again asked the government whether there was
any foundation for the rumour that Italy would
take part in the Mexican expedition.
In reply, both Signor Battaglia and the Minister
for Foreign Affairs renewed in the moot positive
manner their former declaration, that DO foreign
power had ever taken any steps too engage the Italian
government to take part in the ex ition, and that
it had never formed the subject discussion in the
government councils. Both Ministers said finally
that the rumours read abroad on the subject
were
Colonel izio questioned the government rela-
tive to the force of marines, into the state of which
he moved that • parliamentary inquiry should be
made. An animated discussion ensued, terminating
in the rejection of the motion, as being equivalent
to • vote of want of confidence in the ministry.

TURIN, JULY 5 (Evicarso).
The Correspondance Franco-Italienne of to-day
states that the Minister of Justice has issued a cir-
cular to the procureurs-general, recommending
them to watch over the writings and discourses of
those members of the clergy who step out of the
sphere of their religious duties to the injury of the
state. This circular also enjoins promptitude sod
energy in legal proceedings against the clergy.
London, England, 1862-07-07

CRYSTAL PALACE. - FIVE THOUSAND
CHILDREN of the METROPOLITAN CHARITY SCHOOLS
wW IHNO at theCZYSTAL PALACE, on the Great Handel Or-
chestra, TO.MORROW (Tuesday), July &
The &thirsty In their micas coloured drowses, will assemble
on the orchestra at Wee o'clock :or the performance.
Mr. DOCKLAND, Vicar Choral of Bt. Penn, will conduct the
music. Mr. Coward will preside at the organ. Principal solo
trumpet, Mr. Clasper. Festival drums. Mr. Chip p.
Doers open from nine o'clock until dusk. Fiequent trains
from all station,.

Admission, One Shilling ; children under twelve, sixpence. A
limited number of reserved seats will be provided, half-a-crown
lac each, which may be had at the ticket stands in the Crystal
Pae.
London, England, 1862-07-07

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Grey shirtings improving. Silk active. Total
export, 67,500 bales. Exchange on London, tis. 2d.

CANTON, MAY 26.

Grey ebirtings unchanged. Tea higher. Total
export, 93,000,0001ba. Exchange on London,
4e. 6id.

AUSTRALIA.

MELBOURNE, MAY 24.

Total export of gold since the departure of the
last mail, 78,750 ors. Trade has decidedly im-
proved. Exchange on London has declined 1 per
cent. ; at Adelaide and Sydney unaltered.
London, England, 1862-07-07

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.)

This morning the July quarter emotions of the pesos for
the trial of prisoners for offences committed in the county of
Middlesex commenced at the Sessions-house, Clerken 'oil-
men, before the Auistaat-Judge and a fail beach of ma-
rit!'leat

The calendar contains the names of about the avenge num-
ber of prisoner. for trial. Of the 55 prisoners for trial there
are 39 charged with feloey and 16 with misdemeanour. The
date of the education is thue defined in the column, of the
calendar-9 can neither mad nor write, 13 an read, 29 can
ma read and write imperfectly, 3 can read and write well,
aed lis described is of superior educatioa. Amongst those
who are described as readies and writing well is Alfred
Valentine °ocean, aged 31, a clerk, who is charged with
feloniously embezzling the sum of 201. Be., received by him
for acid on the account and in the name of " The Commis-
gloom of the Exhibition, 1862," his employers.
The greed jury having bean charged, the trial of prisoners
wasproceeded with.
THE POLICE COURTS.
London, England, 1862-07-07

TO BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR m 146.

-
WKLY STEAM COMMUNIOATION to
NEW YORE Direct —The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK,
sod PHILA DRLPH IA STEAM SHIP COMPANY intend despatch.
log their full.powered Iron Screw Stoats-obi" calling at QUIN&
town to embark passengers and datchu. as follows :
WEEKLY FROM LIVRRPWL FOR NEW YORE.
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, July 9.
ETNA. Wednesday, July lel
EDINBURGH, Wednesday, July ES-
And every succeeding Wednesday.
Cabin parasite, 16, 17, and 21 autism; according to the scoora-
midst:on. Forward paaeage , 8 guinea,, including all provialoes
cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and Brithdt
Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terrna—For
further particular, apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 21, Water-street,
Liverpool; or to lUI7III and MACEY, 61, Ling Wililainotreet,
City.
London, England, 1862-07-07

ROSS SHOW AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

The roue show drew a large company to the Palace
on Saturday, although early in the day the weat►er was most
unfavourable. The aftersoon was, however, very fins at the
Palace, even when it was raining hard at London. The show
of cut roses was particularly large, the specimens being ex-
hibited is that half of the nave nearest the compartment
containing the tropical plants. Across the eastern transept
Bloodin's low rope bad been stretched, and here this ac-
complished gymnast gave a aeries of t►ose peculiar per-
formances at which tens of thousaads have so often mar-
velled.
London, England, 1862-07-07

WAREHOUSEMEN'S AND CLERKS SCHOOLS.

Lord Brougham presided on Saturday at the
weal emmiatioa of the ehildres of these schools, whisk
took place as usual in • marques erected in the grounds of
the iastitatica at New-cries. There was a gay and ame-
rces aaraiblege, attracted by the varied annwasseeds whisk
the managing committee invariably provide for their
cm dame 00C11/1/00S. including a wellaipplied cold c:z
music, vocal and instrumental, dawns, the aristocratic,
pas Cl Rant Sally, and all tbe other teatime of • fits
assayers, for which the lawns and well-woodedgrouade at
the tech of the aebeel-basse are admirably adapted.
London, England, 1862-09-01

FOR TOURISTS and EXCURSIONISTS.
The most comfortable sad serviceable dress be E. MOSES
and SON'S celebrated .INDISPBNSABLE" SUIT, price from
Ws to 705., to be obtained only of the manufacturers,
E. MOSIM cud SON,
leady-wads and Bespoke I adore, Habit Makers. Woollen Dra-
p
tiers, Hatters, Hosiers, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Ont.
tters.

London Houses
City Estaalisionent,
166, Lvs, Ise, In, 111nories . 83, 44, 85, 86, 87, as, 89, Aldgata.
thiord.ctreet Branch,
606, 601, 608, New Oxfordatreet. 1,2, 3, Hart-street
Tottenham-court-road Branch,

137, 13S, Tottenham-court-road. 393, El-Eton-road.
Country Vatablishments
Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire.
E. MOSES and SON'S establishments are closed every Friday
at *onset till Saturday at sunset, when towlines is resumed until
11 o'clock.

All articles are marked In plain figures the lowest prices,
from which no abatement can be made.
N.B. Any article not approved of be exchanged, or the
money returned. Lists of prices, with mice (or sell-measure-
anent, and patterns, post free
London, England, 1862-09-01

DENMARK.

COPENRAGEN,Avousr 31.
Admiral Smart and several other English naval
officers dined with the King on Friday last.
Yesterday afternoon his Majesty paid a visit to
the English fleet, and inspected several vessels. The
visit lasted four hours. On the arrival and de-
parture of the King, all the ships of the squadron
fired a royal salute.

MONTENEGRO.
CONSTANTINOPLE, AUGUST 30.

The Turks have taken Cettigne
Prince Nicolas and Mirko, with the military,
fled into Austrian territory, after setting fire to
the principal buildings in the town.

ANZRICAN MAIL DICEIPATCHMA —On Saturday
the Ounard Royal Mail steamer Australasia' was despatched
from Liverpool for New York, with mails for the !Jaded
States and North America, together with a ergs number
of passengers, cargo, Ito. On Wedsesday, the lAverpeek
New York, and Philadelphia Company's steamer Edinburgh
will leave Liverpool for New York with mails for the
United States. The box at the Liverpool Post-office for
the receipt of general letters, Age, will be °pea until 1 p.m.,
sad late despatches, via Cork, may be forwarded op to
&30 p.m. On Monday, the Quebec sod Montreal Oam-
pany'a steamer Bohemian will have the Mersey for =i
with the mails for Gorda and the Limited States.
may be forwarded, via Londonderry, an that day as late as
9.30 p.m., if they bear late fees of Id.
London, England, 1862-09-01

AD. VALENTIN, Purveyor of Witten to the
French department at the international Bthibitlon.
Macaw-Beaujolais, 11160. 18s. per dozen; Bordcauz, 1658, 186 .
Graves, 1858, 216 Chablis, We, 275. ; Beaune, 1868, 306 ; Old
Cognac Brandy, 806 Wamuted pure French %tines. A full
List of Prices forwarded on application to 161, Ozford-street.
London, England, 1862-09-01

PO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—
A on this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the
afflicted. All persons suffering from the ordinary ailments at
'mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelope to
Kra C. U., 1, Edith-street, Hackney-road, London, when a copy
will be immediately returned.
London, England, 1862-09-01

BLONDIN TO-MORROW, at Four o'clock.—
In addition to his numerous marvellous exploits on the
High Rope, BWNDIN wi I Introduce his astounding CRAM
FLT, balancing himself in sitting, standing, 'Ai reclining
postures, the chair noting on the rope by one leg only.
London, England, 1862-09-01

'UNDIMINISHED SUCCESS of LITTLE
NJ COKF.LLI, the wonderful and incomparable amassed;
sad enthusissUe reception of Miss Constance, the Star of the
West, who, together with Madame Losebmi, Madame Valc-
keuaere, the celebrated soprano, dam Collins, and a host of
talent, will appear EVERY LVENINO, Ist the LONDON
PAVILION. LODIL and SoNNHASISIEII, Proprietors.
London, England, 1862-09-01

OVERLAND ROUTE.-VOMMUNICATION
y STEAM to INDIA, AUSTRALIA, do., vii EGYPT.
The PENINSULAR and iiItIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY BOOK PASSENGERS and receive Caw and Paz
at their London office for Gibraltar. Malta, Egypt, Aden, Ceylon,
Madras. Calcutta the Straits, and China, sy their steamers
leaving Southampton en the 4th and 20th of every month : foe
Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt. Aden, and Bombay, by thous of the 126
and 27th of each month; and for Mauritius, Reunion, Kings
Georges Sound, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the steamers leav-
ing Southampton on the 20th of every mouth.—For further
particuLin apply at the Company'sOtilces.l22„ Leadeuball-street,
EC.. London . or Oriental-p , Southampton.
London, England, 1862-09-01

THE POLICEIIIGISTRATI„

On BeptemieT-iii.ne;;;‘;i,,Wiawif.i.4, paift
RECOLLECTIONS of an HUSH POLICE
MAGISTRATE. &Med by his Son.in-Law. H. R. A DDISON.
This work records the eatraonlinary career of the late cele-
brated Major Yokes, Chief Police Magistrate of Monster, his
surprising pursuit of " Whiteboys." " Terry Alta." sod " Peep-
tiDay Bore sod his marvellous escapes from all kinds of plots
to entrap and assassinate him.
London : Ward and lick, 168, Fleetetreet.
London, England, 1862-09-01

Moxnmstrr—We (Freeman's
Journal) are happy to learn that the statue of the
Liberator for the Clare monument is now all but complete,
and it is most gratifying to announce that a committee of
Dublin gentlemen is in course of formation to raise the sum
neesseary to have it, immediately on its completiou, removed
to Ennis. We believe that about lOW. is still required, but
we have no doubt that this will be at once subscribed by
the people of Dublin, who still remember with affectionate
gratitude the great services rendered to their country by the
illustrious O'Connell. The object of the movement which
is now about being made is to collect sufficient funds to
defray the expense of the transmission of the statue, which
hes been executed by a Dublin artist, to Ennis ; and as the
amount ia comparatively trifling, we hope to be able, to •
day or so, to state that it has been realised, and that Dub-
lin, the scene of his great and valuable !ebony; in behalf of
his fellow-countrymen, has appropriately completed "the
work of love" so generously inangurs.ed by the patriotic
men of Clare to perpetuate the name of O'Connell.
ARRIVAL OF TWO FRENCH WAR &WAIMEA AT
BLACKWALL.—On Saturday afternoon the French corvette
Borda and another screw steamer arrived in the river off
Blackwell, and brought up et the boors off the entrance to
the Est India Docks. They have on board • large number
of naval cadets and other gentlemen connected with the
French navy, who have come to visit the International Lahibi.
tion. It is stated that their stay will extend over nearly a
week. Moat of the officers and crew landed at Blackwell
pier yesterday morning, after attending the naval service on
board. The caste appear to be • body of very fine youths,
and in their stroll through the East India Ducks seemed
much pleased with the fleet of splendid merchant ships
which are lying there. The presence of the foreigners in
the river, and the passing of the boats to and fro with
their little tricolours flying, caused quite an interest at
Blackwell, and crowds were attracted to the pier. Many
of the milors walked up to town, and the principal
thoroughfares in the East End were thronged with them
foreign bluejackets.
RAILWAY OFFICIALS. —At a numerous meeting
of those employed at Loodoe-bridge St►tion, held at the
.Nag's Head Ina, Boro, on Friday evening teat, it was
unanimously resolved, "That this meeting heartily responds
to the appeal of the committee of the United Kingdom
Railway Officer and Servants' Association for co-operation
and support, being assured from the rules now read that it
is designed to be preeminently useful to all railway
employee." After many new members were enrolled, thanks
were voted to the chairman, Mr. Dyne, sad Mr. T. Alfred
Barr, the secretary, and the meeting separated.
London, England, 1862-09-01

ALT and Co.'s EAST INDIA PALE ALE
;Imperial pints, 4. 94. the dozen), Burton ales, and Oohs-
ness's extra stout, to bottles of reputed and Imperial mawrea,
and casks of 15 gallons and upwards. Barclay's stoat, fl dozen
quarts. tla Ale and stoat bottled expressly for exportation.—
MOODY and Co., agnate, Llme-strast. LC.
London, England, 1862-09-01

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nor ova omit

PARIS, SUNDAY Erianago.

With respect to individual opinion, I find among
the friends of Italian unity a disposition to adopt
the theory started by a morning oontemporary of
your's already before the capture of Garibaldi was
known, that the Italian army is now, by reason of
its opposition to the insurrection, literally engaged
in the defence of the Pope. It seems to be
thought that this fact, foreshadowed by the Morning
Post, will be one of those henceforth urged by
Lord Palmerston's government upon the govern-
ment of the Tuileries in its advocacy of a speedy
settlement of the Roman question. I much fear
that to this as to any other arguments the Emperor
will still continue to turn a deaf ear ; but even
should he think fit to use this particular
argument at the Vatican, he, in common
with all the world, knows beforehand
that the Pope has his answer ready.
He neither needs nor will accept the aid of Victor
Emmanuel's army. Victor Emmanuel is an excom-
municated and anathematised sovereign, accursed
of God, in rebellion against Holy Mother Church,
and in league with Satan. Let Victor Emmanuel
and all his allies go to Tophet Non possumns !
It is no secret that the Pope has already informed
the Emperor of his intention to embark with all
his cardinals on board a Spanish frigate, in the
event of a " mixed occupation" being decided
upon.

The reports now rife of a change of ministry
here all tend in the direction of a retrograde policy.
MM. Persigny, Thouvenel, and Fould are to give
place (so run the reports) to men of notoriou .ly
anti-Italian views. I must say, however, that I
attribute no weight whatever to these reports. I
believe they are mere canards—straws thrown up
by the party which inspires the France, to ascer-
tain how the wind sets in high places.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAT. sawrisuin I. I A.N.
London, England, 1862-09-01

LIVES of EMINENT STATESMEN, by
TWO. HOOD, IN., ha PUN, every week. One Penal.

Ready on the lath September, handsomely bound In Magenta
cloth, gilt, price as. ed.: post free, be., the
SECOND half-yearly VOLUME of FUN, with
numerous Engraving.. by talented artists, and huruourous
Articles by the following distinguished writers:
W. Bailey, Esq. W. & Gilbert, Esq.
W. Barber, Esq. T. flood, Esq.
K L Blanchard, Baa. T'. 8. Jerrold, Req.
G. W. Bridgenian, fdp. W. J. Rowse.
F Es+
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London, England, 1862-09-01

TRIESEMAR, No. 1., for acquired Local and
General Debly Trieseintr, No. for those disorders
re whe Copan)* Is oyed : Moamar, No for all cases
where Mercury is ministers.!. Sent post free by return for
two stamps.—Address MIDICUS, 44A, Maddox-street opposite
the side of ft. UeorgeS Church,. lianurersquarn, London, W.
London, England, 1862-09-01

" VIOELLENTE BIJOUTERIE COURANTE.
AA MODELES SPECIAUX Ama FAHRIQUE"--W AURA.-
ETON and BEGGDEN, having been honoured with a First-class
Medal at the Paris Universal Exhibition, accompanied by the
above flattering testimonial, respectfully invite the public to an
Lnapection of tied, GOLD CHAINS and extensive amortment of
JEWELLERY, all made on the premises.
WATHERSTON and BROODEN,Goldsrniths. Manufactory, No.
16, Heurletta-streeL Covent. garden, W.C. Established A.D. lilt.
Assays made of Chains and Jewellery for la. each. N.B. This
matablishment is closed at 13 in the enuring, and on Saturdays at
l o'clock.
London, England, 1862-09-01

NEW WORK BY " WATERH 7

On flepteniher lat, before publiobed, price 55.,
UNDISCOVERED CRIMES. By " WATERS,"
Author of Recollections of a PoliceOfileer," "Experiences
of a Real Detective,' &c.. Mc.
N.B.—This ILtensely Interesting work surpasses In dramatic
effect and nun wive power anything hitherto produced.
London: Ward and Lock, lid, lieekstreeL
London, England, 1862-09-01

TO BRITISH COLOMBIA FOR 333 10a.

to
NEW YORK Direct. —The LIVERPOOL., NEW YORK,
sad PHILADELPHIA STEAM-3111 P COL PAN Y intend despatch-
ing their full-powered Clyde. built Iron Screw Steam-ships. calling
at Queenstown to embark paiseengen and despatches, as follows:
WEEK LY FIRM LIVERIiOOI, FOR NEW YORE.
EDI NEU Ito If, Wednesday. Sept. 3.
ETNA, Wednesday, :Sept. In,
CITY or BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Rept. 17.
AM every succeedin2 Wednesday.
Cabin pomp, 15, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the sooom.
mods/ion. Forward passage, S guineas, Including all provisions
cooked- Pas-eusern for Canada. the United States, and British
Colombia, booked through on very a ivontageous terns.—For
Ruttier porticulon apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Witterotraiet,
Liverpool; or to KIVU and MACEY. 51. King Williamotnet.

EXTRAORDINARY SALE of the best PARIS
KID OLOVV, made for America, at one guinea the damn,
Wiles and gentlemen's, every pair worth 3s. dd., at BAKER and
CRISP'S nots.,l Paris glove warehouse, ta, Regent street, corner
of Maddox-street.
London, England, 1862-09-01

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

The mining market is very inactive to-day, with
few features of interest. Wheal Ludeott shares are
quoted wi to 111, being firmer ; East Cern Brea,
111 to 12 ; Wheal Beton, 146 to 148 ; and Great
Wheal Fortune, 26} to 27.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are equally
quiet. Port Phillip have been dealt in at and I
prem. and United Mexican at 7. Prices are
unaltered.
London, England, 1862-12-29

pram!. ; London, Birmingham, and South BM&
ftedihnv Bank, i to f Vera.-
The shame of the newly announced Anglo-Por-
tuguese Bank were last quoted I to 14 prem.
The interest is announced on South Australian
Mumma* Bondy.

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

Two oViooz.

There is only a moderate amount of business
doing in the mining market today, and prices gene-
rally show no important variation. Kest Caradon
shares are steady, at 441 to 46. The new lode at
the 70 fathom level hu been intersected, and is
reported to be worth SOL per fathom. Wheal Beton
are very firm, at • further advance, the present
quotation being 190 to 196. Wheal Lndooti are
quoted 9} to I, and North Crofty, sto I. In the
Stock nchange Cambrian Gold shares pave
been dealt in at I prem. East Caradon, 441 I And
Wheal Beton at 189. . .

• • froreignanio44;;llal mining shares are inactive.
United Mexican are officially marked being
firm ; Cobra Copper, 20 ; and Monte. Anreos, 21.

fallowing iallaisidivithode have been detlered during
the prima meth
ellose. Per dare. Amount.
Doleoath

wat whia 8•4os 5 0 0 .... 2,000 0 0
Tincroft

ate: m.... 050 1:#16

,__
inassl Se4aa __
S Q 0 ~.. 1,188 0 0
Whoa Boast 2 0 0 .... 1,024 0 0
Wheal Grylla 1 0' 0 .... 1,024 0 0
Wheal Mary Ada
Bedford Crafted 'o 2 0 .". 500 0 0
Nortb Traskarby
St. John dal Key

Total 256,949 4 0

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
London, England, 1862-12-29

NW YEAR'S GIFTS for all who court the Gay
and Pestlye Meer—ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL, a
=%er sad beentMer of the hair beyond all precedent. Row-
Odor, for imparting a radiant bloom to the complazion,
and a softness and delicacy to the hand., arms. and neck. Row-
Dods' Odonto, or Pearl Dentifrice. for giving a pearl like white-
ness to the teeth and fragrance to the breath. The patronage of
royalty throughout Rumps, their general sae by realised fashion,
and the universally known efficacy of thcess give them a
celebrity unparalleled.—Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS. 20,
Ratton-garden, and by chemista and perlnasera—Ask for "Row-
lands " articles.
London, England, 1862-12-29

JC. and J. FIELD, original manufacturers
. (Is Ingland) of PARAYPINICANDLBS, to whom the prize
medal (1102) km been awarded, and their candles adopted by
her Majesty's Oovenuaent for use at the military stations ebroad.
Them cantles ran be obtained of MI chandlers and grocers in
the United Kingdom. Mice la Bd. par pound . also Melts cele-
brated United Service Soap Tablets, ad. and td. each.
The public are cautioned to see that Field's label Is on the
klatch.
or boxes. Wholesale only, and for exportation.— Upper
Lambeth, London, 8.
London, England, 1862-12-29

4

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY DEc. 27.—APPOINTMMITS.--Clerka :
A. T. It Nettleton, to the Eihearwater ;A. Yockney, to the
Sethi, as supernumerary; J. T. Hugo and J. 11•Dougall,
to the Egmont.
Assistaut Clerks J. B. Omagh, to the Russell; F. D.
Anbin to the Colossus ; N. J. Baas, to the Indus • C. H.
Gear, to the Hawke; F. D. Tongue, to the Daitntlese ;
J. H. Wallace, to the Ajax ; G. H. 'Wadley, to the Pem-
broke ; and H. Foster, to tke Formidable.
Kr. G. Wilson has bee. nominated to a naval cadetship.

WOOLWICH, Dac. 28.
Upwards of 400 invalids, and men whose peraid
d service .has expired. have recently been diaciarged treat
the Royal Artillery at this prrison.

CHATHAM, Dec. 28.
The Cossack, 20, 350 horse power, attached
to the first-class steam reserve at this port, is ordered to be
brought forward for oornmieraon by the middle of Jane
next.
The Conqueror, 85, 400 horse power, lineof•battle screw
steamer, is ordered to be fitted for the pendant, and to be
placed in the first-clam atom reserve until required for porn.
mission.
The Prometheus, 5, 200 horse power, peddle-wheel
steamer, is ordered to undergo a thorough survey, under the
direction of the master shipbuilder at this doekyard, in order
that it may be ascertained if her defects are of that nature to
allow of her being repaired. Should the' report to the
Admiralty be unfavourable, she will at mos be broken up.

The examination of candidates for admission to
the Royal Military Coliege, Band Must, before the vice-presi-
dent and members of the Council of Military Education,
which osinmenced ea the 17th instant, at the Royal Hospita4
Chelsea, terminated on Tuesday last. There were about 130
candidates to fill the 60 mamma at the college. The next
examination of candidates for admission to the Royal Mili-
tary Aoademy at Woolwich, is appointed to commence on
Monday next, the 6th proximo, at the Royal Hospital,
Chelsea, before Major-General Hamilton, the mcrprosident,
and other members of the Council of Military Educatios,
The examination will extend over fifteen days, terminatiug
on 'Wednesday, the 21A. The next • examination of candi-
dates for direct commission will take place on 26th pc-limo,
at the Royal Hospital. Cholas% before the Council of Mili-
tary Education. The examinations will eccopy the whole
se the week.
ROYAL NAVAL Rxessmw—The following sif-
ts have ham made :—To be liententate : Charism
William Ladd& To be sub-lientimante : Climbs
Dinedale, James Tidos:eh.

THE LOSS OP THE STEAM= LIFEGUARD.
London, England, 1862-12-29

WIN T ER CLOTHING.
L M( and dON beg to sesame that their
for Winter have been ma& on so mot a scale,
=lh such care. that they are able to meet the demands of
all climes. In a manner that cannot fall to were them a con-
tinuation of public support. There are so many astleise In which
they are acknowledged to excel that It is unnecessary for them
to do more than refer to their gotten! trades, rla. :
head) made and Bespoke 1 adore, Habit Batten, Woollen Drs-
l= re. Boaters, Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Out-

London Houses :
City Mattis!orient,
1151.1158, 1111, lff, lenorke : 88. P.l, 83, on, 87, 88, 83, Aldgate.
Oxford-street Branch,
FIY, Oft New treard.street 1. 2, 3. Nartetreet.
Tottenhameotuiroad Branch,
1N 180, Totteubam-court-road . 283, Paton-road.
Country Establishments:
Sheffield and Bradford, Yorkshire.
All articles are marked In plain figures, the lowest possible
prism, tient width no abatement ran be made.
Anp 'MOW not approved of will be exckuuured, or the money
returned. Fadden Card and fists of prices, with rules for se
measurement, and patterns, pest tree.
F. MOSES and SON'S establishments ire closed every Friday
at sunset till Saturday at sunset, when business Is resumed until
U.:Vole&
London, England, 1862-12-29

PORN 011lITLICRTION FOR IMA_X/M.

To the Dlre7ewtora of the-rngib7Portuguese (Limited).
Gentlemen,— Having paid to your Hanker,, the Union Bank of
London, the sum of , being a deposit of LI per sham
on shares in the above Company, I hereby request that
you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept suck
&hares, or any less number you may allot me, and agree to alga
the Articles of Assoc atinu of the Company when required.
Name in tall
London, England, 1862-12-29

bat: (dbeers.)

THE LATE EARL GITTOID.—In Lind Gifford we
have wmaturely lost a most valuable and estimable suss,
one of thous so mach wanted in public affairs to moved to
pcsitiose that io the course of nature must ere long be va-
cant, Lord Gifford had the happy combination of hirh
qtr ne qualities which is so deservedlgripited in
this He had temper the most sweet, • "tkra
kind sad genial, all ironstone sympathies, • ul mo-
desty, and a religious reverence of truth. He was
loved wherever he was knows, but be bore his faculties
as nimbly as to wrong his claim to respect for intellectual
superiority. The superficial could not see how much there
was to admire is the mind of one who evidently thought so
little of himself. Taken at his owe estimate ha would,
indeed, not have been rated highly. Yet to whatever be
applied himself he did well. He was the chairman cif the
Ommiasion of Inquiry into the Accounts of the friary,
and drew up the report, the honesty and ability of which
were equally admired. His West, were Weed excellently
adapted for Public affairs, and on whatever subject they
might be employed they were sure to be under the strictest
guidance of truth sod of sound judgment. The wide
range and perfection of Lord Clifford's scoomplishments
were extraordinary. He had • fine taste for the arts.
He was an erudite inumician, as well as • good performer
be was skilled in aellississ be was •• sculptor, and has
left some beautiful spina of his proficiency ; be bad
a vast feed of satemeilie knowledge, and could render
it with • woederfel lucidity, so as to mks subjerds
abstruse and recondite intelligible. For more than year
Lord Gifford had undergone the mast cruel sufferings.
which he bore with a most beautiful patience and mealy
fortitude. The injury which caused ha long Inners, and
ultimately his premature death, might is great past bare
been ercaped if be bad not thought son of the misty of
two poor labourers than of his oars. He for some minutes
bore the weight of the trunk of • fallen tree ea his bask to
prevent its crushing the men below him. He was in all •
noble fellow, • peat generous heart and a good heed.' He
hes gone to his rest early, bat with • peat gathering of
I love richly lie dna —Zemeniesr.
London, England, 1862-12-29

THE PATENT FUMIVORE LAMP.—PRIZE
MEDAL—Tide TOMINIALII6III leap is coesiracted on selen-
title principles for hernia( hydro-carbon oila. Tee ghat chimney
is en3ppreesed. Ths combodloo of the oil is so complete that
neither smoke nor smell is engendered. The light ie steady.
powerful, and brilliant. The lamp is sample, and never out of
order. The soonomy of oil is great. The Furalvore and Re-
gistered Cylinder Lamps an made In en endless variety of cheap,
nob, elegant, aad grateful patterns. The prices commence at
11.11 d., and they may sow be had tram all reepsothbis iron-
ngers in Uni—The home and snort trade
amore suW theied wholesatedle by ths patents's, JANOS LINKR and
80N, from dock at their London Depot, it, Quisoadtreet, LC,
or from their Crystal lamp Works,
London, England, 1862-01-02

ROME.

sympathy.

Itollg, Doc. 31.

Cardinal A.ntonelli strongly opposer the occupa-
tion of Alatri by the French troops, and has de-
clared that if General Goyon wisherlito occupy that
place he must do so by force, as the Papal govern-
ment would never give its consent to tbe occupa-
tion.

ROME, JAL 1.

The National Roman Committee have posted up
bills in Rome declaring that the issue of Roman
Consols effected by the Pontifical government after
the 27th of March, 1861, would never be recog-
nised by the Italian government, as from the
moment that the Italian parliament declared Rome
to be the capital of Italy, the temporal power of
the Pope legally terminated.
London, England, 1862-01-02

-eoirriZiiillo:

August lad an order was made by the magis-
natal beech at Dorking on screed persons in anew for a
ekerch-rate made in all same month of the previous year.
This amides of the beech was given in face of the fact that
acre thee six months had elapsed from the first &gaud of
the rate to the date of the sumrnom, the jud t Wag
based as the opinion that the demand of the collector
who had first celled for the rate was not a bed
one. Two of the parties on whom the order to pay
wee made refusing to comply, a distress warrant was Issued,
Mewed by a distraint upon the goods and chattels of the
mounants. Mr. Matches, one of the persons on whom a
' mime was made, being advised that theocedure was
illegal. communed an action in the Court of Queen's Bench
te gush the justices' order. A writ of certiorari was ob-
Saud a few weeks since, and was subsequently served out
the dark of the magistrates. The service of this formidable
shrive seems to have aroused the justices to a tense of
their natenable position, for an offer was made a few days
etterwarde to pay the costa of the action to may farther
proceedings. The offer was accepted by plain.
tiff's attorney Mr. Bennett, of Serjaint'sdno
sad the sum of 401. WY thereupon placed in that
'e hands. This amount in all probability
bat: moiety of the expenses incurred by the
*time through their injudicious decision. It is only just
to them, however, to state that the compromise has been
effected after consul's opinion adverse to Mr. Matches'
claim to recover damages had been obtained. The Goaded 1
at the magistrates is honourable, therefore, in
the costs of an action which has arisen solely le=
their error in judgment, and to which the plaintiff wen,
justly entitled. There is but little doubt that the moral of
this church-rate seizure will be a salutary lesson of
wisdom on the Dorking bench in its future treatment of
eharchute defaulters.
London, England, 1862-01-02

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Dac. 29.
(Per Oneida via Boathamptoe.)
The Infante Dom John expired on the afternoon
of the 27th, at the Belem Palace.
The government, on account of the excited state
of the public mind, would not allow the Castle
guns to be fired, as customary on the occasion of
the death of a member of the royal family.
The funeral will not take place at present. The
body has been deposited in the Conventional
church of the Jeronymitee.
King Luiz is said to be unwell, and his Majesty
Dom Auguato, whose health was improving, is
reported to have had a relapse.
Vigorous measures were taken by the govern-
ment to suppress the late riots. One hundred
persons were apprehended.
On the 28th a post martens examination 'was held
on the body of. Prince John. The proceedings
were judicially conducted, and attended by Judge
Vaeooncellos and Sir Sequin, Sequeira Pinto, the
crown advocate. Twenty-nine persons in all
assisted at the autopsy, which was conducted with
scrupulous care. Nothing resulted from the
medical examination to cause the slightest suspicion
of poison. The appearance of the body was in
every respect similar to that of a person who had
died of typhoid fever.
A chemical analysis will be made of tbeintestines
and fluids, all of which have been sealed in jars and
placed in charge of the commandant of the palace.
The intelligent portion of the public are more
satisfied, and the course adopted bas to some
extent put a stop to the late painful rumour.
London, England, 1862-01-02

Consols, which closed yesterday at 90,1 to 21
ex div., for the 9th inst., opened this mornings!
914 to 4, and aimed at 911 to 1. For money Mr
last price was likewise 91f to t The official bee-
nese report is as follows •—Three per Cent. Coon
I sole, for money, 911, 1, f„ ex div.; ditto, fee
account (Jan. 9), 14,9 1,1, ex die. -
Three per Cents. Reduoed 90 , 1,91 f ; New ?bra;
per Conti., 90; 91f, 1, f ; nth& Five per Cent.
Stock, 1041, 4, f, 4, ex div. ; ditto, for account,
1044, 4,4, ex div. ,• ditto Four per Cent. Debra-
tureablBs9, 981 ; ditto Bonds, 15e. prem. ; Fiee
rCent. •‘ enlaced" rupee taper, 974 ; ditto
v ee-and-a-Half per Cent., 103 , 1444.
The India Five per Cent. stow was in good de-
mand and rose nearly 1 per cent., closing at 10411
to 106 f, ex die. There was likewise an improve-
ment in the rupee paper.
The March Exchequer bills were firm at Bs. to
Ile. prem., and the June at 9s. to 12s. preia:
India Bonds were marked 15s. prem.
The rise extended to foreign stocks. Turk
advanced if per cent., the Loan of 1864 closing
at 784 to 79f, and that of 1858, at 69 to all.
Mexican left off at 284 to 4, being a rise
of 1. Venezuela Bonds have improved to
214 to 221. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half pee
Ceuta, the Spanish Coupon Certificates,
and other descriptions were likewise better.
London and North Western Railway stock rose
to 934 to 94 to-day, but closed at 93 to 1, owing to
the weekly traffic return.
Canada Government Five per Cents. rose 2 pee
cent., and nearly all other kinds of Colonial
Government Bonds 1 per cent. The exceptlpn was
in those of New South Wales, which have scarcely
varied.

A rime of about 2 per cent. occurred in Virginia
Dollar Bond&

Bank shares to-day were firm. There was as
improvement in London and County and Bank se
Egypt. Madras Irrigation, National Discount.
Red Sea Telegraph, Scottiali Australian Invest-
ment, and Crystal Palace stocks were inquired
for, and rather better.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Ocean Matins
Insurance, 51 to 6 pram. ; Thames and Massey
Marine, to 1* prem. • Universal Marine Jar
surance, to 11 die. • London' and Provissial
Marine, Ito it die. ; Maivantile Fire, 9-16 to 11-111
prem. ; Commercial Union Firs, 7-16 to 5-16 dis.;
and Indian Carrying, par to Pram
London, England, 1862-01-02

ZINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLooz.

The mining market continues quiet. In tM
Stock Exchange list Wheal Edward shares are
officially marked 21, and Wheal Mary Ann, 161.
East Caradon are firm, at 291 to 1. Wheal Saka
are quoted 120 to 122 ; South Camden, 310 lb
315 ; East Cara Brea, 10 to 1 ; Marke Valley, 91
to 10 ; and Weat Rose Down, 91 to 14.
United Mexican Mining chases are rather flatter;
business is recorded at SI and 94. Scottish Ami-
tralian have been dealt in at 1 and I prem.

COMMERCIAL AND MARICET&:
London, England, 1862-01-02

ANNUAL EMIGRATION RETURNS.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.

To-day the emigration officials at the port of
Idverpool issued their annual returns of the mignon'
fres that port during the part year. From these Satiates
we glean a fact which is probably without a parallel in the
I Watery .of emigration in this or any other country. At the
beginning of the present year, and, indeed, up to
May, ',there was every promise mt the exodus from
this port would equal, if not surpass, that of say
aprevious year. However, in Nay, the Animism
irs assumed a swims aspect, and the emigration all at
coos dropped off, and from that period up to the pre-
sort, there Was been a regular and continued de-
crease ; audnow the emigration trade at thin port is at •
complele athadstill. Ships that formerly carried out their
500 to 700 pp can now scarcely miss a oomph, Off
doom. Indeedbrokers will scarcely take the tremble d
having a vessel surveyed by the emigration commissionsar
though the expiate is triffing—so great appears to be the
depression in this particular trade.
Total passengers sailed in IrdO
o 90 1861
Another faders of this merman decrease in, that whams
in former yeses people made remittances to this camatry be
order to amid their friends "at home" to emigrate to the
States, mow affairs are reversed, and money is forwarded
through agents to bring people from America.
The tide of emigration to Australis Sows slowly but
steadily, and has hardly received any impetus from the de-
ranged state of American affair'. There is, however, we
falling off, nor yet any material increase in the exodus to
the antipodes, but this eau be partially accounted for by
the lateness of the season. as Australian emigration doer
not commence until the sprbig.

Aw anal) PAIIPS/L—A pauper woman lately died
la the Mulliaaar Uglier' Workhouse, named Sally Mararg.
in her likird year. This very sim.l prawn had I,IIIF
known a week's eetthosous Mame dories her keg Nib;
had always bees sinus* emapiewses for her idadires
habits ; was of a moat quiet, amiable teeepsnassed, ead
premed onlyi one satiety as her end mcpsueshei—usesda„
that she might not be interred is the
m paapere=
at wish was carried into awl by a
bar usighbours who knew mid respeeted bor. Ile
fearwies amber of persons, of the ism sialed. has Ws
iamb* of the workhouse dories the pod 12
4 Am del remaioiee :—Of the ye of 70, Si ;
711 sad 80, 24 ; of the sr of 80, 12 ; between roa
B; between 80 and 100, 2; moudiag 100, 2.

1-
London, England, 1862-01-02

BARE 1187&-(71118 DAY.)

two elOweit.

The railway share market continues buoy-
ant. A fresh ruse, varying from to *per cent.,
has taken place in most ol principal
stocks. London and North Western is
now quoted 94 to 94 ; Great Western, 694
to e ; Midland, 130 e to 131 ; Lancashire and York-
shire, lost to ; South Eastern, rri to 78, being
scarcely higher ; Caledonian, 109 to 104 ; and
Eastern Counties, 153 e to 64.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady
at 4 toe prem. The shares of the two principal
Canadiau lines have improved. Bahia are likewise
in demand.
likird I

lON II i
London, England, 1862-01-02

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

lazonses massaus3
, PORTUGAL.
3TURBANCES AT LISBON.
LISBON, Dam 27.
(Per Alhambra via Southampton.)
Oieat agitation exists here respecting the recent
death of the Infante Dom Fernando and Bing Dom
Pedro and the probable death of Dom John.
The, Infante Dom John being colonel of the
Lamm, and mash beloved by the army, it is
famed that a military demonstration may occur on

THE

tfai 'imam id bas .sib.
'Se eity is under vigilant rule, and pangs of
cavalry and infantry have for the last three days
occupied the public thoroughfares.
On Christmas-day tumults occurred throughout
the city. The palaces of the Count de Ponte, the
Marquis de Vallada, Count Thomar, and others,
were assailed by the populace.
The Count de Ponte was beaten in the street,

and now lies in a dangerous state.
The government has named a commission to exa-
mine the sanitary state of the Palaces of the Neves-
sidadee and Belem, and has ordered a chemical ana-
lytical examination to be made of the remains of
the late King.

Great public excitement prevails, and rumours of
the darkest description are afloat.
The King has retired to the Palace of Caxias, in
obedience to the popular voice.
The Ministers retain their posts for the present,

. ,
but it is believed the present crisis will be uded to
mu. an attempt to displace them.
Her Majesty's ships Amphion and Flying Fish
have arrived here, but too late for the King's
proclamation.

It is said that the Cortes intend to annul the
oath which prevents the succession of the two
married Infantm to the throne.

The Cartes yesterday passed a vote of confidence
in the Ministers, and granted them full powers to
take the strongest measures for the maintenance of
public order.

- The Patriotic Association is being suppressed by
the government.
London, England, 1862-01-02

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAIL&

SOUTHAMPTON. JAN. 2.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
has arrived.

She brings 44 passengers, 2 packages of specie,
value 2,3601., and 2,500 packages of cargo, in-
cluding raw silk, valued at upwards of 150,0001.
She spoke the Tagus ou the 30th ult., bound for
Lisbon.

Her Majesty's ship Aboukir was to sail from
Gibraltar for Bermuda on the 28th ult.

The Ccylon encountered heavy north-east gales
and head seas on her passage from Gibraltar.

The Indus left Gibraltar for Alexandria on the
20th December.

Exchange on London at Gibraltar was quoted
44 for 90 days' bills ; Paris, Mr. 26c. ; Madrid,
8 days' sight, par. Freights unaltered.
London, England, 1862-01-02

THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS.

BOUTRAXP2O24 JAN. 2.

The Royal Mail steam-ship Oneida, with the
above mails, has arrived. She brings 62 passengers,
53,7111. in specie, and 1,400 packages of cargo.
She encountered strong easterly gales in the
Bay of Biscay.
The latest intelligence from Buenos Ayres states
that another fight bad taken place between the
Buenos Ayrean army and the Federals. Laprida,
the best offimr in the army of the Federals, was
taken prioner badly wounded, and Nadal, Lsmela,
Pita, Chirino, and other officers were killed.
The wheat crop in Monte Video was promising,
sad was expected to be abundant and cheap.
Business bad been resumed, and commercial
affairs generally were looking better.
In the Buenos Ayres market hides were more in
demand, and prices had risen, especially for
American aorta. Heavy bides fur England were
quoted 40 rails. The new clip of wool was coming
forward. Prices ranged from 48 to 86 dollars.
Exchange ou England, 635. 6d. Freights in
general improved.
Pernambuco.—The receipts of sugar were large ;
stock 8,000 tons. The prices of whites had declined
from 200 to 300 rein per strobe. Cotton of
superior quality had advanced, but transactions
were limited. Freights soiree. Exchange. 26f.
London, England, 1862-01-02

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(PION 001 owl

PARIS, Nzw YEWS-DAT.

At the official reception of the corps diploma-
tique at the Tuileries, Count Kisieleff, the Russian
Ambassador—who, in the absence of Lord Cowley,
was the foreign minister of the oldest standing in
Paris—addressed the Emperor as follows :
Bire,—The members of the corps diplonuilique here as-
sembled bus the honour, through me, to offer to your Ma-
jimmy their respectful homage on the oessiou of the new
year. The corps diplosnatiqns, the, is always happy to re-
new its wishes for the beryls.= of your Majesty and that
of your august family... _ _