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The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-03

FRANCE.

PARIS, Aueuirr 3.

An imperial decree has been issued, ordering the
publication of the treaty of commerce between
France and Spain.
The Emperor went yesterday to Bourbonne la
Babes, and returned to Plombihres in the evening.

THE BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE MAILS.
GREAT NAVAL ENGAGEMENT.
MOVEMENTS AND CONDITION OF THE
ARMIES.
0017THAMPTON, Amway 3.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Oneida,
with the above mail, has arrived here. She
brings 89 passengers, 14,8811. in specie, 10 pack-
ages of diamonds (value not stated), and 1,786
packages of cargo consisting chiefly of tobacco,
cotton, coffee, ipecacuanha, and tapioca.
The British war-ships Egmont, Martino, and
Gleaner were at Rio.
The great naval engagement between the Bra-
zilian and Paraguayan squadrons resulted in a
complete victory of the former.
The details of this bloody naval engagement show
that both squadrons fought with great heroism.
The battle lasted from 9.30 in the morning till six
in the evening. Both combatants exhibited great
bravery, and the slaughter is described as terrific.
The Paraguayan fleet was composed of 8 steamers
and 6 boats, mounting 80-pounders, and also a
battery of 40 rifled cannon. The Brazilian fleet
numbered 9 gunboats. The engagement occurred
three leagues below the city of Corrientes. The
loss of the Paraguayans was very great, and their
fleet all but annihilated. Upwards of 300
men were lost by the Brazilians, including
19 officers. The city of Corrientes was
deserted, most of the population having
fled to towns lower down the river. The main
army of the Brazilians, 17,000 strong, was en-
camped on the banks of the Uruguay, in Esturios,
and on the 0011fillei of the Brazilian territory
another wing of 14,000 men. A body of Para-
guayan troops, 20,000 strong, having desolated the
province of Corrientes, burst into the Rio Grande,
swept the banks of the Parana, and were now
marching through the province.
News from Rio de Janeiro announces that the
Emperor, accompanied by the Duke of Saxe and
the Minister of War, departed for Rio Grande on
the 10th.
The condition of the Brazilian army in the South
was unsatisfactory, typhus and dysentry making
sad ravages. The ambulances and hospitals were
badly supplied.
At Bahia the sugar market was quiet ; freights
335. to 40s. for the Channel.
At Pernambuco sugar was unaltered, and cotton
advancing.
London, England, 1865-08-03

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Orizoac.

There is a fair amount of business in the mining
market to-day, especially in Great Vor, Great
Laxey, and East Rosewarne shares, which are
in demand. Boma of the present quotations
are as follows :—Great Vor, 331 to 341 ; Great
Limey, 191 to 201 ; FAA Itosswarne, 31 to f ; gist
Russell, 3 to ; Great North Laxey, 365. to 40L ;1
Chiverton oor, 3to ; Wheal Grylle, 4e to 5 ;
East Grylls, 31 to 1 ; East Lovell, 10 to ; South
Darren, 325. 6d. to 376. 6d. ; and Lady Bertha, Bs.
to 10s.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet. St
John del Rey exhibit dullness
At the meeting yesterday of the East Great Work
Tin Mining Company, it was resolved, after a long
and stormy discussion, to wind up the undertaking
voluntarily.
London, England, 1865-11-10

THE POLICE COURTS.

cram DAY.)

BOW-STIUSSF.
AN Immure m xas DALL AICENS.
Three boys named George William; Thomas 1145/071, ead
Jame Thornton ware brought before Mr. Vaughaa. ia
out* et Foliose= Wolk, 166 F, chwed with befog
fOllO in the dark arches el the Adefek is a state of

malty.
The constable slated flint he was sent from Bow-street
afternoon to the dark arches in conaequssos of
roladifion haring been repaired that three boys were
Inning about asked there. Ho went down, and found the
this. prisoners without a particle of clothing on them. He
met to the workhouse for BOUM clothes. in which they
dressed themselves, and he took them to the station-

boom
The prison's said that being out of work, and having no
money to pat for a lodging, they went down to the dark
arches intending to sleep there that night. While there
they were set upon by " • lot of Mahlon," who stripped
them, and ran away with their clothes. Wallame mid he
was • brkilayer's labourer, bat could get no work at pre-
soak as bricks weld not be laid this weather. The two
ether prisoners said they Ile ratters, and had
until lately been at work at Whiteohapel.
Yr. Vaughan said that so far as be could understand it
appeared nu then boys must is some way or other ban
been deprived of their eletisa, whether with or against
their consent. It did sot seem res to suppose that
they could have passed through retie
in that edit
they
sad be therefore assumed that they mut
have goat with their clothes on. There was no
Winn to rebut their 'Weakest that they
were violently deprived of the clothes. Had he
ben able to arrive at any other comdusion, he should have
dealt with the prisoners as vagrants. He should now dies
charge them, and should recommend them to see if they
cca/d sot get late work and lead iedutrious lives, sad to
keep away from the dark arches. U they again were found
loitering about there, and brought up at this court, they
would be dealt with as vagrants.
The prisoners, who appeared to Min the whole prom/4-
hp, and perticalarly to derive satisfaction from their tidy
and comfortable clothing, WWI then set at liberty.
London, England, 1865-11-10

MINIIB.--(THIS DILE)

Two o'CLoci.
The mining market is steady to-day, with trans-
actions to a fair extent. Drakewall sham are now
quoted to ; East Carillon Bto }, being agai lower;
North Treskerby, 31, to I ; South Condurrow,
to ; West Chiverton, 80 to 85 ; East Grenville,
aff to ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to ; and Wheal
Seton, 195 to 200.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
variation. Monte& Anreos, however, show dulness.
The half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Austra-
lian Mining Company (Limited) is oonvened for
the 24th wet.
London, England, 1865-11-10

them. This _N _bat meathe_halore hes beak. I
rapboy. Re dla it bemuse be was short of mosey. At
this Nme be was baying coeds to the exhort cf thomends,
sed consigoing them ginned. Had made bed debts
of 4,7004, owe of 2,0001. with Ooldring. Morrie,
esters joining bilk had been a alert at Nontreel. His
Iserrest br the badness wee care.fourtb. Witmer's et-
pewee were 2,1001. for two roue and rise montke.
thHe
seed to draw oat whet be misted, without commonkeig
with his partner, who could see what he drew oat. The
amoral laid for discount sad interest was 3,8001. Nast of
elas goods be boil were sot warehmansd, tat sent to the
cer'faus direct.
er Mavis went away about a meth Wore
Kr. &mood also opposed for the Forwebeet Warehouse
On (limited) ; sod Hr. Liakieler for Neon. Abroyd and
Co., of Halifax. Yr. Bagley supported the beekrepts.
L mower to further cpreatirms, Leiria' stated that
they stoplud payment in September, 1864. Shortly
Wm* that he bought 3004 worth of gloves from
the Warehouse Company, and sent them to his
bertha at New Yak, but the creditors got them
loan. His brother had ordered those partioular
aßy the creditors he meant Mr. &lemons' creditors,
wl= he bad got as advises on the gloves. Saloum,
Iva to swept egaLst the bills of lading. and when he
goofed, mitoses became liable for the bills, as well ea
arm draws on his brother at New Yea. Ooldring ese.
shred goods to his brother in 1863, sags wither meepted
for them to the amount of 1,6001. The were Monad
blame they were see saleahL In Assentor. Coatis( now
owed them 4,4004 They bspa busiams Is January, 186karg
kis brother begs' In New Tack at the same time.
osesigneseate t• him were Leger is 1863 than in 1862 by
easy teoesurds, sad le the first six mouths of 1864 larger
dill Had had private letters from his brother and Yr.
Hodges his agent, but they contained so reference to
business asettme. They bed ell bora gives up.
Hr. larkhder asked for as ramouet of the beabaAl
comalgaramta to his brother, and ea adjeurenteat was sauteed
for thee purpose.
Kr. Begley complained of the great bardeldp met ea the
brekrape by farther emeants be applied for DMs wreaths
after be bed peered his exerainatioo.
His Resew said that as adjenismeat had bees oedema
ler the papaw of amiss/ whether wrytbieg was waft beet
the comigessents 11 was said that they
yield 10,0001. ; they had yielded nothiag. Aside
ems eland K was most important that
WAN ea the lreakrept's *redact should be fulle7thr&
=
ore the discharge was adjudicated on. Here Were
et a quieter of a =lime, sad nothing to meet
them.
Nr. Bagley—The slate of things in New York will fully
amerent for QM.
An wilemement weeendered, ead the oppeelag creditors
were divided M famish requirettres le the berekrepta.
London, England, 1865-02-04

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Bcrre..+ADINBOROII, FRIDAY litotrr. —The elec-
tion of a member for the reprmeetatioe of the county of
Bute took place today. At the dor of the poll the saw
here steed se fano*: —The Hoe. Mr. Boyle, emservalive,
904 ; Mr. Lamaist, liberal, 119. la Amen both candidates
polled equal numbers ; I. Bute, Mr. Lemont had a majority
of 00; and la Cambia, the Hoe. Mr. Boyle's majority wee
66 thus glens the moservative candidate a clear majority
of Mi.
TRAILS, THURSDAY, Fee. 2.—The O'Donoughue
and Mr. M'Keiana are the ealy candidates is the field before
I the ametinuinoy, and them memo little possibility of either
a mialeterialist or ocoserwative coming forward. Mr.
Deasy, who, oa retiring from the soatestat the diadem In
16164 Noland that he would contest the borough at the
next declaim, hes now, to the isiligitatica of the comisma-
dm party, refused to redeem his pledge. The alleaeghue
sad bin party, who Wren large sad sallsuiedio crowds
every night, ham the great mass of son-electoce on their
aide. Mr. M'Kenna has obtained the services of all
the liberal and amessmative mcdessicsad reatlernen
here ; The 0' hue has been is consignees* com-
pelled to rends Killarney atbormy• The conservative
agents employed by Mr. 'Kelm have sueeseded In Wing-
ed to hie se several cd the conservative dater, who
had aneounoed their 'ldeation of abstaining from
voting in the event at a candidate of their own principles
not meting forward. The contest is expected to be very
dom. The friends of both candidates being equally sae-
gains of escossa, • growing excitement prevails which it is
feared will uldmately lead to Thrift. Larp bumbles of
the inhabitants of Killarney sad the surrounding y
sad county are expected here is the co of sett woes
Two hundred and fifty infantry, • squadron of human, aid
sews 300 esselabelary have already arrival. Mr. WHimmy
who hes been ahead is Loadon shim Sunday evening, will
"Mara to-night. The election will not take pawn until the
12th or 14th inst. —Freesia Ws Jeered.
hiontotren.—The reports that have been cir-
culated of the intended retirement of Mr. Orawshay
Kelley, K.P., from the represented= of this borough are
isoormat, althmh it le trite that the has. member has sot
hem in goad hearth for sonic time. Should his health se
far fail as to umessitate his retirement, It is generallymn-
&mood that the coesemativee will bear forward the Hen.
F. Morgan, third sos of Laid Tredepr, of Tredegar-park,
Moaineuthahire.
London, England, 1865-02-04

COURT OF COMMON PLZA&—Firs. &

Mttlap at Nisi Prima fa Middleau.—(Belora Mr. Justice
Dyke sad a Oataataa Jury.)
wmannion O. HALL AND AIIOTILKS.
" •

This was ea action 4 recover dame for trespass corn.
alttsd u a paw of land, pert of Lord Hollead's aerate
et
Mr. Ht=oa. Q.C., and Mr. Wile appeared foe
the plaintiff ; Mr. Preatioe was for the dahodeat. Mr.
Lambert ; and the other defendant suffered jadgmest by
default.
The plaintiff was es architect, the defendant, Mr. Mall.
was a builder, sod Mr. Lambert bed sated se his reeneglag
man. The plaintirs ma* was that Lady Hollead greeted •
fewel the had to • Mr. Robber "who executed several
=apses which becenze vested is Meows. Tbanpson sad
Onager, who sold their interest to the plaintiff for 3,00 W.
ia 1864. Boon afterwards the plaintiff put up • hose round
the pima of bad, but this hoop was palled down wader
directios of the defeerlasta, and the doing of this consti-
tuted the beams complaleed of.
The car for the defuse was that is 1156 a parson tamed
Beeston, who was ia pommies. reigned se hares is that
lead to Mr. Han, mu was a builder, bat bad lately b..
some butkrept. The mamas* to Rotuma was la
18112. The amoklerstioa paid by Hall was 1.0001.,
mad the piece el hod wee of great haportatice to
him se furahhintithea outlet I. some adjoieing
Cr= Mashed wales a oowdarsEL sum is
be had sps..t 200.0001. 1s
=rods eoessalon with the lead in question, sad
• plata fa the foundatioa of • proposed
publio.henee apse
Mr. Antlers Boles said Use reel quad= essated to him to
be whether the plaintiff was in paserion when the trespass
was committed. Upon this queetiou there was stroeg avi-
ator's is favour of the *iota, and all the deeds 'bowleg
WI. were prodeoad ; whilst ca the other side, the &ca-
merae which bad been strobes shout wen not produced.
The jury found for the plastiff —Homages, 211.105.
London, England, 1865-02-04

CANADA.

The Canadian parliament is taking high ground on the
raiding question; .ad the abase of the privilege of asylum.
Ooeuniseionsze its authorised to investigate the relines of
the raiders, the melioration of the money, and the essdnet
of Judge Conrail sad Imuothe. The Otwerner•General
asks for an appropriation of 50.000 dollars is gold, to Iry
Wiens the St. Albea'a banks. A habeas corpus is nibs
argued in Barley's ems.
London, England, 1865-02-04

MINEI3.-(THIS DAY.;

Two (Moor.
There is little businewi going forward in the
mining market to-day, and quotations generally are
unaltered. East Nradon and East Grenville
shares, however, are rather better, the former at
131 to 1, and the hitter at 31 to 1. Great Vor are
also firm, at 331 to 34. West Chiverton are
quoted 621 to 671 ; and Great booth Tolges.
21 to 1:
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
Alamillos met with inquiry.
The subjoined weekly report on the metal market
is extracted from the circular of Messrs. vas
Dadelazen and North :
That. is more animation is some breaches of the metal
trade, while in others sales cannot be effected without •
reds:nom in priori. The amount of bunions Wise_ war
kat has bees of an average dander. Irca.lsh Ism
continue is slick dimmed, bet without clasp in value, et
61. 10e„ f.0.b., Wales, sad at corresponding pekes berm
Staffordshire iron of first quality is steady ; inferior nabs,
sell slowly. Scotch pig iron has Dot undergone say champ.
The market is firm at 50e. cash, and 50s. 311. ors month.
Copper is dull ; manufactured, 961. ; tough cake sad Mete
861. to 871. ; best select, 891. Burrs was dons at M.
ponds and and Wallaroo quite nominal. Chili hi Li-
verpool has declined to 791., rather sebum
In consequence of the Dutch Trading Cempany having
officially anuounood that so banes eels will take place ante
Jane next, we have had a rapid advance in the pries et
foreign tin. Straits has bees doss at 91!. end 9'21. ;
sat
Banes at tied .to 971. English tins now steadier and is fan
demand. Tin plates councils very dull, and prices teed in
favour of buyers. Lead.—No clung* to report. Spelter.—
The market ts firmer, sod higher prices have beee paid.
Early in the week Loudon parcels were sold at IEI. 7s.
but during the last few days as high as 18/. 15m. was we"
elation steady. For forward delivery 181. 10a. is offereil.
Hull parcels—spec/el brands, 191. buyers; gallery setts(
b;gber priors.
London, England, 1865-02-04

THE POLICE COURTS.

GIIILDHML.

A lad, named &Zs; No Saifat, aged 17, was eltuiPa
by bit father, Mr. Jenne Smith, an miniver, of 240. S.
Foments* with being drunk, eaminittlog wilful
and threatthieg the hem of himself and the whole oda=
It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner came
hems in • fearful Mats of drunkenness, and demanded
moony from him father, which wee refused ; he tbseeepen
kohl amend glees caeca in the shop, sad was may quieted
es the arrival of the pollee. He this west to bed, Ist as
their departure he commenced agate as bed es ever, kers*.
Mg two of bis sisters down, and behavieg is such a
passer that it required three polkaing% to take bus
to the 'With. He thretheesd be do for his father sad
mother, as well as the whole of the tastily, aid tore the
coat of orie of the omens into ands.
The lad's father gave him a fearful character, he belsg
oessteatly drank and misbehaving himself. He had bees
obliged to pt s warrant againet him, which wee executed
by reek*, an officer of the detective forth, to sesausieg
hhe with ea ilea kr. Fawk• eppeltesded him is •
London, England, 1865-02-04

STEAMER.

SHIELDS, FRIDAY NtcaT,
During last night a very violent lea came on
spathe Northumberland coast, though there was bat little
wad. Sad it was evident that a gale was ragtag in the North
Sea any hoe* the Lod. About 10 o'clock this forenoon
several lugs steamships from the Coatioant oommessed to
rss.„kr lae bee. The Chevy Chase from Rotterdam got
,s a, right, but the Earl Percy, heloaging to the same cow-
Fey, the Tyne Steam Shippieg Company, which had an
'lend pilot as board, epos talitag the bat was caught
. ▪
sa a the starboard quarter, npon which sea eke took
ilea sad before she *odd recover her way she Ara* apes
Tlithoostis rocks oe the exact spot where the Stanley
• Inedel, and she tided herself upon that unfortunate
ussifs balsa The three Shields lifeboats were intmedi-
,,..er•lr moored and pat out to the mistimes, of
tae saw wad panseagers of the steamer. The Pro-
vidence lifeboat was first aloagoids. She got most
the we, sad the only passenger the steamer had on
bans kr. Paterson, a much int beianging to Hamburg, all
eff "met a fireman and boy, and they wire takes off by
Littosllociu,isosst
shy some
T.yumeemopaitmh.
and E. '6...r1 Prdereyearh;o4 330 f
baiter. ewe, hard, itc., on board ; and is the tide fell s
number of sailors were employed, and by dark this evssi"
lad got ace hat! the tattle and sheep and • quantity
_
- "cure landed. me Teasers back Lbroken, sod she
Fm°"l7 WO to pisoss sari tide. It is a meralftd thing
that the vessel came whoa at daylight, else we might
lam
bad * repetition of the tragic MON witnessed at the
ate el the Staeley. Shortly after the Eid Percy was
'melted a sailing ship, the Chase, of North Shields,
▪ , test with a similar fate, by the tow-line breaking
s; Una she was on the bar. A era broke aboard
°' be, ad anted away the wheel. A seaman weed
eb•
y was drives into the lee scuppers and had ace of
• leet biota, and the other man at the wheel was
totjeb hut. The vessel, however, was got into port in
surti• AU last a* the fishing village of Oullisreosts was
kept is Ike feettes;galarm, aufgety, and azottensent, sad
1.,7°611 el Übangi were on the lobk. out until daybreak
say* It lopes that a Mikis, sable massed by Wm,
Dodds,' Jets Ottielotta, sad George Lyall, sod beloestrs to
villalNeight east up. Abort sieves o'elook this
thee _ they were gives up for lost, the &villas
thouLrauelis , came into porkand when she was opposites
%eta she was observed to cast off • col& with
three ens ahead, who pulled in to the beach. They were
--" °raw, sad there was great rejoicing whas they
rlisks4. tiodo_Skelead. Ta y had bees picked up last Malit et 9
had t...fr tbe Iveliaellary, In • very exhattsted ankte• amid
--adil._vwf kindly treated by the master and NU. To-
wrathsr is very %gm

%Adel Festival is axed to take place, at
""614001“11. sad et Jaae.
London, England, 1865-02-04

Tide &mew, bra been folioed-for the pandas of Weeding to
reeldente and sleben to thr fashionable wetering Poo, of Greet
Yarmouth the aceoromodatioo of a antelass Rout with all the
modern appliance@ for conduct and convenience. upon terms
adapted the =sensor the peat proportion of Manors.
osornions increase M the number of reason visitors con-
=upon the new facilities girth by the Great Eastern
Compaq since the opening of the East Hudak line,
end the Use of steamer. to end from the continent, has placed
the necessity of • commerliome adabllehment beyoeu doubt.
er=ers
Pe are gratified to state that they hare concluded
set for the melees of owe of the moot valuable pro-
m. as the Bapiensd, upon very &demitasse's@ term; and
the Company will enter into full poessesion of the Royal
Metel, for many years so well conducted by Mn. Medea& early
to the eassing spring.
The Foment home, plot to the mule* MM. will be re-
modelled and enlarged upon the most approved plan, with the
addition of specious new coffee roam sad chant 40 bedroom,
so .a to asset the immediate reguirements of season visitors,
and wittiest suspending business for adagio week.
The percher of the entire freeholds ascemery for the
meat er the Royal Hotel, and of the beamelvdder's inter=
the expense of improvements, will be covered by an outlay of
about 1.16,000, • sum upon which the most ressonahte retiniste
oblilLrepective Madams will enable the Directors to declare a
y reassamativs dividend.
Royal Hotel will be furnished with every accurrry of
seders convenience. There will he specie= public coffee,
family mem, dining, sad drawing rooms ; library. readies,
smoking and Millard rooms . private dining and drawing rooms ;
apartaseete ea mite for families and servants, and coaserve-
Wei. Thom will be & Saida d'isote during the season. end the
tents will be consistent with the different clause of elation to
theN
Twergestoisna ad
t.dock hotebble * paying Valrgece.r dividend@
than amociatkes under the Welted act. and some which
had at liwit inferior chamois of success are paying 10 to hi per
cent. dividend and boom
The Directors sod their Mends bare enbeeribea a large per-
. tion of the capital, and they now offer to the publie the remsda-
log shares.
otag.tdiesskins for shame to be made to the Bankers and Morn
London, England, 1865-02-04

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

Won Buda Martha.)
THE SAFFRON-HILL MURDER,

The learned judge, in summing up this ease yesterday,
midi bad bees suggested In the first part of the defence that
the mime might be one of menelaughter ; but be wee bread
to toll the jury that U they believed the encloses which
had base given naiad the prisoner, he was of opinion they
must find bins guilty of murder, and not of manslaughter.
and it would be for them to say whether or not the psi.
sonar at the bar was the mac who inflicted
the blow which bad canned the death of the decomed was.
After commuting upon the evidence both for the mew
cation and the defence, the leaned judge, in mecluelos,
said it would be for the jury to be perfectly mailed that
the prisoner was the man who stem* the blow. He Malted
he could suggest an) thing that would justify them la
finding a verdict of manslaughter ; he must leave it
entirely in their bands; but from the state of
the law be did not see how he could honestly and con-
, miestiously ly. down the law otherwise than, if the jury
!believed the pricier struck the blow, the crime was lees
than that of murder.
The jury retired to imam their verdict, and site, an
Aimee of about tea minutes returned late omit and de-
livered a verdict of Guilty.
The learned judge, in passing sentence, said the prisoner
had been, in his jedgmeet, convicted of the crime of wilful
murder upon the °leered poesibi *widened, and he must
my the most direct and oeselesive he had ever in the
whole Pries of hi experiential beard. nordid he me bow the
jury could possibly bays limed him guilty of the leaser
aim* of manslaughter. It was rather remarkable that
the prisoner was the third foreigner who had been tried at
the bar of that court for murder within four months,
although be did not mean to say the prisoner's crime was
so atrocious as the one preceding him, or the one before
that ; still it must be shown to those who were of • maim
where pe Is were said to be more revengeful than they are
is this country, that they must not make use of deadly
weans when they relive ea offence. He this p
sentence of death in the meal form.
During the judges Wire the primmer appeared to be
so much affected that it was meeseary that two of the
*Hoer, should lend him their support to enable him to keep
his feet.
London, England, 1865-02-04

day.,

; New Three per Cents., 88f 3 ; Beak fit
248 ; India Five per Cent. Stook, 1031, I.
Indian #overament securities are quiet. lb-
chequer Bills remain at par to 4s. prem.
In the foreign stock market prices in some ma
are rather lower. Greek Bonds declined I pee
cent., owing to the ministerial eointo iletieSl 11111.
ported as prevailing at Athens. Turida 0111-
solid& and the bonds of 1888 receded to per eat
in consequence of the suspesud of on the negetim-
dons recently carried on at Constantinople. Spew&
Three per Cents. and Passive also declined 1, wail
the scrip of the last Mexican Loan, 2 per emit
Guatemala Bonds, on the contrary, were gnaw&
2 per cent., and Russian of 1864, f, higher thwa
yesterday.
Egyptian Loan scrip was last quotedto-dsp
nto 13 prem., being lower ; Montevidssn arp,
41 to 53 prem. ; Danubian Principalities mem
f dia. to 3 prem., being higher ; and Italian Lim
scrip, par to 3 prem.
In the market for bank shares a slight improve-
ment was quoted in London and Hamburg, Mid-
land, Standard Bank of Africa, and Imps ist
Ottoman, the latter closing at 73 to 1 prem.
Alliance Bank were firmer, at 91 to 103
London, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate
London and County, and North Western
shares were flat.
Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted 16 fie
Egyptian Trading, 13 to 13 prem. ; Nudism&
Discount, 103 to 3 prem. • Joint Stock Discoed,
to 3 dia. ; and Ottoman Societe Ghat" isa
23 to 23 prem. Bombay Gas, City Olismi,
and London and Caledonian Marine Installs,
shares were rather better. Contract C
Lion National Steam, Oriental Commercial,
7=
li tal 'mancial, and Ottoman Financial have es-

ceded.
City of Milan Improvement(' shares were WI
quoted 3 to 31 prem., being higher ; Moocheds
Warehouses and Moe, to 1 prem. ; and Brill's
Brighton Baths, to 2 prem.
The shares of the financial companies were dull,
yet closed scaroely below yesterday's quotations.
The chief inquiries were for Credit Fowls
and Mobilier shares, which were firm. Tie
dosing quotations are annexed, viz. : Inter-
national Financial, 2i to prem., ex div.;
General Credit, 3 to ft rem. ; Lon don Finaneinie
7to 8 prem., ex div. Mercantile Creak
to 21 prem., ex div. ;w
and Credit Fancier asl
Mobilier (old shares), 3 to prem.
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Govern
Debentures were heavy, while Queensland were in-
quired for.
London, England, 1865-02-04

MEXICO.

CESSION OF PROVINCES TO FRANCE.
The Emperor klailiallina has seated Yr. Gioia =-
Senator of California, Vieeroy of the provisoes of Sonora,
Chihuahua, Stook, Durango, and terror California—which
pontoon have been ceded to the Emperor Napolooa,
Mani for the aid rendered by his troop to tha eetabhab-
meat of the aew Ifeziems empire.
The French troops are rationally gaining new successes
to their operations on the Pacific coast.
The Viceroy Gioia is to have a meleiect form of troops
to support him in the antis' of his functions. Emigration,
to work the mixes sod develop the reeonroms of the pro-
Timor oiled to Fran* is to be acoonged from the Om.
Mende Stater and from southern radiate in California.
The sew State extends from the Gulf of Mexico to the
Palk.
London, England, 1865-02-04

LIVINTIMLIGENCE.
COURT 07 QUM'S BENCH.-F. 3. 3.

. - -
&Wags at Nth Prim at WerAmlaster.—(Before Lord Chid
-Justice Onekbera and • keeled Jary.)
YO QUM tr. 10111111.-4 ill WI 05 TIM nereximirioow.
After our report left veiterday.
Mr. Swill addressed the *Oaths defeedaat. The leaned
oonnsel then misately tyesd the evidence, faring he
should be able completely to meet the ease for the proems-
hem. It might be asked what took MA Rumble to Calais ; sad
his explanation wes this, that ha on the faith of Masers.
Oolanan's letter, iutroduced enteral tradesmen who
supplied goods to the ship, and were not paid before she left
Itheernme, he went over to Oak& to see what could be
dose for them, become be oessidered himself in some taw
ma bound to se them paid. In December, when the de-
fendant was called upon for an explanation of his conduct
to his superior oftiosr, ha stated that he had only acted in
the cam at the request of the owners, under the impression
and belief that she was going into the Oblast trade. In con-
thud" be Teetered to say that a mom mandalous exhibi-
tion had rarely been sea by whammies to a court of justice,
or such an exposure of how a cum had hem got up, as in the
present thstasoe. (The coodusica of the learned counsel's
address woe received with applause.]
The farther: heaving of the case war adjourned till We
owning.
London, England, 1865-02-04

CU Court.

OSBORNE. Fee. lk
The Queen, the Princess of Wales, and Princes
Helms drove out yesterday aftermath
Io the monies Primer Hides' rode on horseback,
attaaded by the Hos. Rama Lamellae.
The Priam of Wiles also rode se bombe*.
The Priem sad Princess of Wales sod Priem Albert
Victor left Osborn this attest:me for Malbonstigh-boase,
Weeded by the Coantar of Markle, Major Teesdale, add
Dr. Hohmann.
Msjor.Oenerel the Hoe. A. Hood sod the Hoe. D. de
Res have succeeded as Fgareies-io•Waitlog.

The PrioNs and Princess of Wales and Prima Albert
arrived at. Marlboroogb.boeae yesterday welds'. from a
visit to the (leen at Osborne.
Their royal bight:ergo wore attended by the Nantes" of
Morton and Major Teesdale.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterda► at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
is Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey,
Earl Russell, the Right Hon. Edward Csrdwell,
Earl de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor
'of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the
Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Lord Stanley ot
Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Right
Hon. C. P. Villiers.

We William Soap bad an interview with Übe Bight Hon.
Edward Cardwell, at the Oolonial-office, yemberday.
The Lord Provost of Edinburgh bad sa interview ea
Thursday with the Right Hon. the Secretary of Mete foe
War, at the War-office. on the subject of the stomp of put-
powder in Ed'Oros& Chwths.
The Judicial Oornithines of the Privy Conseil sat yet*.
day. Present—Lord Cranworth. Lord Chelmsford, and the
Lads Justices Knight Braes mid Turner...
.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Coksial-odles
from the Governor of °amide. Despatches mere met to the
(meson of Gibraltar, Mahe, Cerlow, Hong Roes, sad
Imbues.
London, England, 1865-02-04

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greatest and
meet useful Invention of the day, AIWA AMARSLLA.
Here. JOMK 001INELL sed Co., Three WM-00PM Lombard-
area, London perfnmen to her HairAy, respectfully offer to the
=Ala hit marvellous Sold, which gradually restore, the
heir to es pristine hice—no =Herat what age. Melilla*
itesarella has sow of the properties of dyes ; It. ou the contrsry,
Is heseetial to the system, and when the hair Is net* restored
one sppllcatke per moth will keep It in perked colour. Pries
SI le. per bottle, or In halt bottles, 10s. dd. John Hawn and
Ca have been appotnted pertumen to II LH. the Princess
of Wales—JOHN GOONELL add Co.'s CHIZAT TOOTH rang
le prosily seperior to any tooth powder. —To be had of all per
tuwasoraenelets. and at the manufactory, 1!, Three Ilnrcourt,
AtilOi. Landon.
London, England, 1865-02-03

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Moro Mr. Baran Martin.)

Victor Le Grand, a genteel-looking young Frenehmen,
was placed at the bar to take his trial upon a charge of
feloniously sending a bitter to • parson named Homy
Welker, demanding money, with MOMS&
Berjeant Ballaotine was specially retained to prosecute.
The prieocer had no counmd, and, upon his applyiog to
have the trial postpooed to afford him an opportunity of
preparing his defines, Serjennt Ilsllautine et Wee said he
felt bound to resat the applicatioo, in consequeoce of some
circumstances mewled with the was. Eventually, how-
ever, upon a suggestion being mad* by the learned judge
that it would be more satisfactory if the • wan
allowed the delay he asked for, fferjeaut doe min-
mated that the trial should be ptatpoeed to the next 'Nam
(Before the lisoorder.)

Michat/ Ryas, 213, tailor, who had been indicted for
feloniously wounding George Heywood, with intent to kill
and murder him, sod who bad been oonvicted of unlawfully
wounding the said Goons Heywood, was also brought up
for mitoses
It may be remembered that the primmer had been ob-
served to loam the utmost to the dem sod Eve tavern,
in the Enstoo-road, by Mr. Keeping, the landlord, sad oa
the prisoner's refusal to go away Mr. Beeping called in the
ad of the prosecutor, George Heywood, who was
• roßooemistable as duty in the neighbourhood. Oa
Heywood's interference is the disolowp of his
duty, the priaotter knooked hiss down, sad with a
ship knife ihilieled several severe blows on the con-
has sod body, and it required the aid of • strong
body of polio* to smug him to the police station, where he
repiaMd that he would yet have the policeman', life. Tim
prisoner it was also shown (sad, indeed, admitted by him-
self) had twice gone armed to the °Moe of
°
O'Brien, iespeotor of convict,,convict,,lll Parnamentetriet,aVet
Wader, with the determination to take the life of that
fusoelosary ; end it further appeared that the Finnic, •
former convict, was • moss violist mid desperate character.
The Recorder told the printer that be bad bees found
guilty of wounding • poikeemestable while is the discharge
of his duty, with intent to do him cpievous bodily balm.
end the premised own language istbaated that such was
his real inteatios. He bad also mberitatiagly declared his
batestine to deprive of life meal the akin entrusted with
the esperialiesdimos of wash* sad brides this he had
already trade genie • neatest" of penal servitude. The rel-
easer wee • most thagenres characeir, sad for this offence
if.whiob he had hem asvisted the materna upon him was
that be kept is penal servitude for the term of tea
Mr&
JoeepA &moos Leah sa elderly was, we basted Isr
London, England, 1865-02-03

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

_ _
?ABS, Frs. 2.
The rebus of the Bank ci Franoe for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as earn-
pared with the previous account :—lncrease : Gore
mercbd bCU, Si millions ; notes, di millIodw;
mow% accounts, 4} millions. Decrease : Cash,
Sif mafioso ; adulates, half million ; treasury'
balance, 8 minima

THZ BANK OF FRANKFORT.
irnill-011.13111.14A1NF. Y. 2.
• THe Bask ei 1%0100 ills rediesd its sato e/
discount from 4} to 4 per east.

°RIZZO".

ATHENS, JAL El, 4.5 r.s.

Prinee John of Olucksburg, the uncle of the King,
yesterdaysummoned)L IL Bulgaria, Mavrecordato,
Tricoopi, Miaulis, Chriatides, Zaimas, Czaimaa, and
Condnrrot, and asked their advice on the state of
the country. They almost unanimously replied
that the dismiss,' of Count Sponnek was neoessaly.
The ministry complained to the King of this sot of 1
his uncle. The King replied that it was done with-
out his consent, and that the ministry enjoyed his
confidence. Heals) intimated that his uncle would
leave on Saturday next. It is mid that Count
Sponnek has sent in his resignation.

SPAIN AND PERU.
MADRID, Fa. 2.
The Spout of to-day says :—" It would appear
from the official reports of Admiral Pareja that
there is a probability of the Peruvian difficulty
being peaceably settled. The frigate Numancia
will nevertheless sail to-morrow, as the govern;
meat wishes to maintain a respectable force in the
Pacific."
London, England, 1865-02-03

obtains; by false preemies &Ism nine of wan IdOk
•
teat to defraud.
Kr. Seeley, with whom wee Mr. Lessen, appeared for the
=ins sad the - primmer wsa ilatended by Mr.
haat.). evidence it appeareil that the &West was •
namter warner, who baleen tome years in the intone of
NZ. Robinson, of Mark.lane, were smote Mirthless, Mal.
ooloiroo, of Watistord, the owners of several iturew anatoare
trading between the porno( London sad Rotterdam. The
&fondest hid commend of une of three vessels, milled the
Zephyr, and tbe fraud imputed no hint was that of charging
for me man more than he bed is hie crew, and also tot ow
-
tan charges amounting to W. 10.. each voyage for convey-
ing hie vessel by the canal to and from Rettordern. It
transpired that the money so Mend had been paid by
cheque to the defendant. but the cheque was riot produced
in evident*.
Mr. Metcalfe, at the olooe of the ease for the
promoutim' submitted that in consequeom of the non-pro-
denim of the cheque the inbetmeut in its present form
mold not be sustained, and therefore them was so case to
go to the jary.
The Recorder held the objection to be good; but remarked
that it would hoop= to those concerned for the prosecution
to prefer mother indictment at a subsequent susioes. lie
then told the jury that in point of law there was no case for
their oomtheratioo, and therefore they mum acquit the
deisedint.
The jury, under the direction of the court, returned a
verdict of Not Guilty.
George Bartow, a person of gentlemanly appearance, sur-
rendered In discharge of hh bail to answer an indictment
charging him with wilfully and maliciously giving fans
evidence before Mr.r. Commissioner Tam, in the Court of
Ban
Mr.
Mr. E. H. Lewis prosecuted, and Kr. Sleigh defended the
prisoner.
The circumstances of this we were somewhat involved,
ad occupied the attention of the court and jury for some
time. The Moth however, appeared to be these. The de-
fendant, who is a lime burner end artificial Mann !Wine-
faotaver at Chatham, was adjudicated, on his owe petition,
• bankrupt, op the 17th February, 1863, sod thee filed an
amount, in which he set forth that ow George Wakefield
was a coeditor to the amouat of 20:01., with U. for interact.
At his exammenies the oleforodent swore that half the
mosey had been loot him by Wakefield in the market-pleas
at Maidstone, and that the other half had been advanced to
him at Wakefield's residence. At a enthequent examination
the defendant, on hie oath, declared that he had never re-
ceived any loan or advance from Wakefield, and that he
(defendant) had sever made any seem Manama& It was
preyed that Wakefield, who is • respectable &mar, re-
siding at Sutton, DOLT Maidstone, was amble to attend hem
having had the confortuee, by accident, to break his leg,
and in consequence his deposition in the Court of &alp.
reptcy was road, in which be podtively &Med that he had
ever advanced the defendant any moony ia the way Mated
by him.
The jury found the primmer Guilty, with a rosomosoda.
Mon to mercy as amount of hie pnatrioes good chancier,
end the Recorder imMeced him to nine months' imprison-
ment with had 'ahem
London, England, 1865-02-03

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, Fn. 2.
TAE VICE-CHANCELLOUN COURT. —ln a oongre•
ption holden this afternoon, a new form of statute was
promulgated on the 'object of the Vlee-Chascellor's Clout.
This statute authorises the Vice-Chaucellor to admit, in
future to the othoe of proctor, to plaid, barristers-at-law
sod attorneys of the superior courts (whether they be mem-
bers of the university or not), and such persons ally. It
provides also that the number of proctors shall in futon
be three, at least, aced that the permission to practice may
be withdrawn by the Vise-Chancellor for sabcient cause.
OEM COLLEGE. —Mr. James Simon Mackintosh, com-
moner of St. Mary Ball, was this morning elected exhi-
bitioner of this society.
CAMBRIDGE, FRB. 2.
PROFEENORIAL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION.

Lsw.—Examined and approved by the Repine Professor :
Banos, Trinity Sall ; Phipps, Trinity 11A/1 ; Perko, John's ;
Gillespie, Trinity ; Proctor, Quets's ; Hall. Trinity ;
Abraham. Trinity. (Signed) J. T. ADDY, LL.D., mad
T. WifiliALß, LL.D., profeeson.

CHURCH Barra—The proceedings taken by Mr.
Henry Hoare against certain persons who had refused to
pay church rates, and which led him prematurely
to boast at Bristol that he had "ten men in
limbo," have suddenly come to as end. Mr. Hoare
it will be remembered, instead of proceeding by
dietraint, sought to have the defaulters committed to
prison. The worthy geatleman did sot fright's them, bat
be soorAwded in alarming his own friends, some of whom
have paid the rates to avoid the scandal which would at-
tend the enforcement of a law which political churchmen
Is parliament nine to re
OPE.TING or THZ w Frfortars.--Yesterday
the salmon laborite of and Wales, which had bees
closed (except for rod fle log) for the last eve months, were
re-owned, sad fishing was resumed. The Severn (which
ham the repute of producing the finest salmon is the world)
was, however, almost in flood in ootwegneom of the melting
of a heavy mow, and consequently the emcees of the ether.
men was very small. We learn from the emotes of the fish.
cries at Worcester that only some half-dozen clean fish were
takes in that neighbourhood. A good msoy foul salmon
were takes in the sots, bat returned spin to the river. At
OM ashoosier's in Worcester two fin fish weighing from
181 b. to 20Ih. each were exhibited. The prim salmi, is
consequence of the scarcity, was no lees than fin. Bd. per ib,
The putts and pokier in the lower district of the Severe
in Gloucestershire are not yet I. work. The flooded state
of the water will pm many new fish rap to the= por-
tion of the river, when there is always the beet early
be no Nana. _ _

THI Paws or GAM. The directors of the
Equitehle Or Wit Cowpony, who supply eee in the
vicinity at Ohuiewercei aid South Belgnivia, havto Nivea
sotto@ that cm the lit et July next the_rise oft OW PA
will be reclined hem 4e. ft to 4di inr lIQUU INC
London, England, 1865-02-03

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.
A gentleman from Yr. Wm. Fodor Newton, of 3,
Maiden-Lbw Queen-sin* applied to Mr. Ahlemma Cope-
land under the following cireuradanose He mid that Mr.
Newton was the agent of Ream H. Piper and 00., of
Rhein; who had applied to him to Madre a to the ris-
epsotability the parties coning themedvin " Smart
and Ow, ages* 1, llywee-buildinp, Holborn." they hiving
Bent a latter to a poor wawa at 'tains, a Modicum Mi-
ami', stating that they had maimed papers mad Wes for
her on which there were certain charges sad whisk pawl
would be (awarded to her co reasipt of este Aargau The
woman, distrusting such an to
s Piper acid Co. for adrift Vallitisike for=the
messy. Is consequence of • oomenuakstica from ilassn.
Piper sad Co., Mr. Newton sent to the adding' 1101111111 r;
Stuart and Co., and found It to be merely a plant
letters wore received directed to that meow that thin was
no ogles. no clerk, and that at istervale, sometimes m lam
▪ elz weeks, a mss called for the letters. Under them
cirovanstasose Mr. Newton thought that Noah attempt, to
defraud poor people of their money should be mode public
in order that a stop should be put to such Debut.= pro-

otedigs.
The translation of the letter In question is u follows :
" London, 27th January, 1806.—Mrs. we pre you
'dirks that we have received by the We
steamer s parcel, coetaining peters sad Was. to year ed.
dreiw. Assiut the receipt of oar disbnisermet, 10 frame
00 centimes in postage stamps, the parcel shall fellow.
Freight. 101. 20o.; reimbursements, 406.-101. dOs. L.
Stuart and Co., agents, I, Lyer's-bdiep, Holborn."
As there were two gentlemen anxious to mike siekeesele
concerning letters which had been received frun the same
puties cc that morning.
Mr. Alderman Copeland said he trusted the whole affair
would be roads public.
London, England, 1865-02-03

SHARE LISTB.—(THIS DAL)
7/4
Two o'Osoom.
The railway market is dull to-day, but no general
decline has occurred in priors. As regards the
principal stocks, the only movements are a reduc-
tion of } per oeut. in Metropolitan and Great mo
Northern, and } in London and North Western.
London and North Western stook is now quoted ••
122 Mal; Great Western 82 to } • Mid-
land, to 139 ; Lancashire and Yoikshire, sec
1171 to 118} ; South Eastern, 871 to 881 ; Groat Z
Sworn, 47 to •, Greet Northern, 134} to wip
135} ; Caledonian, 132} to 133} ; London and im
South Western, 98} to 99} ; and Metropoliten,
128 to}
Very little business is reported in foreign and
colonial railway securities, and quotations are un- • 2.4
altered. Great Indian Peninsula and Punjaub 11
stocks are inquired for.
London, England, 1865-02-03

BANS OF Norm. (LnursD).-(THIS DAY.)
--•-- _

The ninth annual meeting of the shareholders
wee bold this elterstoe, at the Loads' Tavern ; Mr. TTTL
N.P., the reek
nig imork which appeared is the &press of the 21st
west Sohn bees takes ea read.
ym emulous moved it adaptor. He said the affairs
of the yet woe sow in a flouriehlag *sedition, sad there
wr sa iscreesd dirs.:lead. The gross profits were
*MI.. elite was more than they had ever had be-
fore, sad the est profits 90,0281. The board bed
every ni2Pa to feel satisfied with the =segment is
Eppt. There had been no bed debts dart* the last half
year. (Haar. beer.) The exchaage wee pretty amok the
maw sa Wan bii 2# per toot is favour of Ike ma-
emu. The merge fund amanita to 20.0001.. a vasHyies
Let misdoing the great difficulties with which -tits beak
had bed to reetaid.
lfr. P. 7. ROURVION (deputy chairmen) emoaded the
odes. whisk, steer as short disunion, was agreed to.
The stein termisseed is the mail maser.
London, England, 1865-02-03

Ot-31'
OriIDERATSER PRAM ORGAN IN LOk4DON
N T RUMOURS.
- -

The jam, the (loaders** organ in London, in
boo of yesterday, ridicules the actors addliag of Mr.
'aka it *sus with the mint Niagara Fate opal*.
Mdkready rum to gref. Still It does not die.
guises, Mr pests rummus, and asserts that the
North y aembtabahly toed of the contest, sad that more
rational crumb era beginnieg to prevail ever the mad
frogv which hitherto bee Modred the eluded of the war.
Th. ',der WWI that If the North has countered to
soon on its own parrots, it meet flow that the den-
&owe of the dole of its use Goad by the South, how-
„if woeuelsat to a fundsl point of view, would have
far is army effete to add 50,000 met to the three
prpapal armiss of the Cosfedersoy, sato insure, humanly
rourg, swiss of brilliant Coafederste riders.' is the
wad ceressipa It mast know, moreover, that area if
„woody it meld mash the South by weight of embus.
is dole drag* would be barely misquote during the sod
reerstiott to hold as so prod cooquest. It may,
ore, core", distinguid than
mbetanm from the sho.
be, and refer the reality of Union to the mere name. It
may propose tithe South local self-government. on the condi.
tee of to rose as alliance ea to make it practically • sew nnioa
two States ply instead of 34, as the old oa• sees, and
181 giv• the two }ointly the prey** each cues material
roe "We are sat Preflatad to my," continue the
"that the South would effect such • peace, wakes
Noes to it by Mem of nemesity ; hat, if so, such • pups
aim peace between the prosiest bealigereate, and war for
ge rest of the world. However nod it may appear to
gimps war with Other England or Fromm or perhaps
bat, meld he a mornity of allies who had so lately and
demerady loses rennin ; and it is for such • war Mash
re United States are sew deliberately preparing, by Are-
pro of the Omaha treaties, by studied insults to
of Maims PAW of Frame. sad by the streartheeing
of the astral forms is Europese wake. it le imputable
to he bliad to the fool that the American war is reschlag
oda, whoa both France and England must &ow, to
hoover birds of me of the belligerents or to fight them
Ur, rd male are occurring which may precipitate
that dodos, at least in the came of Framer Is the
stradfle we bid the treads of the Smith to be of good
cow, sad we ma promise them Monty • series of
egesalle uprise.'
soonocceoo