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The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-25

TEE POLICE COURT&

MAN&ON•HOUSL

Thorium M`Donald Oirdkatom, • plumber °truing ow
busload in Bishopagate, was charged with uolawfully repro.
muting himself to be a detective, aaa is ponneraion of 301.
which had been lost.

The prosecutrin was* Jewess, named laws, living with
her husband, a clothier, at Roston. Oa Sunday she
accompanied her husband and a few friends to Hew-
garden' in a cart, and on returning along Bishop's**.
street ea accident happened to them, by the tail-board of '
the mitt giving way sod tatting them down into the road.
She was stunned by the fall, and os coming to her senses
she found her dross torn off and her money and pocket were
gone. There was in all SOL 12e. tied up in one corner of
her h indkerehief. The prieoner, it appeared, had picked bar
up off the ground and assisted ber on to the pavement, sad
remained with her till her husband had stopped the horse,
and came to her. She then told her husband *bout the
money. The prisoner said, " Keep quiet, I am a detective ;
your mossy is quite safe. Conn along with me." They
emceed the road with him, when ea oilier is uniform came
up. Upon seeing him the prisoner made off. He, however,
was brought back, and declared he knew nothing about bei
mooey, or had ever seen it, and that his being &teethe
was all immense. He was then given into custody, the m-
secntrix believing that but for hie interference she miekb
have recovered her money, as bar clothes were strewed
aloes the road who she bad been dragged by the art
As it was she had lost everything.
It wee shown in defence that the prisoner was a respell&
able working man, and had no felonious intention. He had
been exseedingly foolish and indiscreet is passing Masai
off in the manner he did.

The Lord Mayor said bis conduct would lead to a belief
that be was onneeted with the parties who bad stolen the
mone►. It was very sospicions, to ally the least a A.
Howe►er, taking iota consideration the cbaraetor •'

accused bad recoiled, be should order bias to psi apens Ity
of 205., or fourteen days' imprisonment, and to be kopt to
herd labour.
London, England, 1865-07-25

MARYLEBONE.

Jane Sanger, aged 96, residing at 10, Eastmraquere, was
brought up on a warrant by Kirby, 233 D, cam et the war-
met Maims of the court, charged by Mr. Myer Etalonmee
with the following offence—" fordisturbing him ewer( night
for the last week past at about 12 o'clock, by knocking at
hie door No. 9, Scutari-square, which may anemia* some.
thing very dangerous to his wife,t who expecte to be cos-
fined ;" also farther charged with a•satiltiug the °Hoer Kirby
in the execution of his duty. Jaws Waterman, egad 2d,
described on the sheet as an " attendset," also residing at
No. 10, Eustoixecpuire, was charged with remake; the pri-
soner Sanger from lawful custody.
Mr. Louie Lewis, of &pelmet, appeared to promeate ;
and in opening his came seed—On Saturday, Mr. l'yrwhitt,
who wee then sitting, greeted a warrant ageism the female
Rprisoner for a most aggravated offence. She resides at
o. 10, Ensten-aquare, meat uefortuoately for De
able inhabitants. She there annoys them by_ lis=4*
most disorderly house, awl is the greatest possible rmissece
to the neighbourhood. She is always drunk and taking
home straege men that she meets in the street. All this
, con be proved by evidence, and I myself can smelt as to
the nuisance. At times her medact is more them *stole-
rable—it is beastly. It Is of madam* occurrence her imp-
peering on her balcony in a state of nudity. Sams years iw
' she was a cook to &gentian's's, who roamed her, sad by It.
she bad some cbiltireo. He died, leaving ber an intend la
' the house, is addition to en imams of betwees TaX and
i SOO& a year. Her conduct has been so bad that the
trustees milder the will hem takes her chaise* tram lain
The male &fondest liras with her. _

ivii••;;;;;ig;aiiTert by Yr. Saloanse, s►ewieK 6e
aamoyeawe to shish be had beet nibjeeted. The wife bad
bees precostarey oceillsed owing to the alarm which the
pelsoaar's waded had aimed her.
Mr. Mansfield laid the coarse to he adopted, ea rsg•rded
the house brim • disorderly one, would be t►rough the
se it wee sot diecededy is the meal sere. The
rives weld bays to pay 40e., of is ideal{ el
London, England, 1865-07-25

IaPEZSS, TUESDAY EVENING, MY 25, 1.865.

WARWICKSHIRE (SOUTH).

The official declaration of the result of the
polling for this divisioo of the toasty was made at War-
wick, on Moeda', by the HIGH Beaurr, Mr. H. Townsbeed
Banshee, who deemed the state of the poll to be se
follow,:

Wise
Mordsont
Dumas 1,321.
Mr. Wise aid Si, Mattes Meederist Were theretere &-
elated to be elected.

Lord DUNOAIS. who met with a trenteodous recoptioe,
said, is the own of his speech, that he had eadsavoared
as farm pomade—tad be beWved he hadquitemoseeded—to
keep permed and political feeling wholly and wtinly
distinct He bagged to thank all who had so kindly given
him their support on the day of election, and be hoped, as
Sir Charles Madinat had said, that every one of the electors
would regiter their names. It was se axtracedisary fact
that in the wholedivisiou of South Warwickshire there were
just half the number of eleotors that there were in the town
of Coventry.
Three hearty cheers were OMNI for Lord Mumma. on the
motion of Sir C. kolumuirr. Three cheers were elm given
for the ladies, and three more for the suctoeseful candidates,
after which a vote of Wallas to the High Sheriff was passed
on the motion of Sir C. Moanatarr. seconded by Mr. Wltil
Mr. BOLTON KING thes briefly addressed the meeting,
sad reminded the liberals that they had obtained such
escouragement as this mask* that they must kilt the
battle over again ; they most not sit down satisfied with oat
defeat, till their colours, which were now nailed to the
meat, were carried to the head of the poll. (Applause, and
cries of " Never.")
Mr. DICEIIIB having replied that the conservatives would
no doubt be prepared for them, the proceedings terminated.
London, England, 1865-07-25

as subjoined :—,Three per Cent. Consols for
money, MO, 90 ; ditto for account, 894, 90 ;
Three per, Cents. Reduced, 891, I, f, ; New
Three per Ceuta., 894, 4 ; Exchequer Bills, Bs.,
4s. prem. ; ditto 600 E, 3e., 4s. prem. ; Bank of
England Stock, 246 ; India Five per Cent: Stock,
1041, 4.
The India Five per Cent. Stock was quiet. Ex-
chequer Bills remain quoted par to 4s. preth.
Foreign stocks were likewise fiat. There was •
reduction of per cent. in Spanish Passive and
Certificates and Italian stock, I In Greek and
Mexican, and fin Venezuela Old Bonds. Turkish
Bonds of 1858 also receded per emit., and those
of 1862, 4, but the Consolidia were firm.
Bank shares were quiet, and the only changes in
price were an improvement in Bank of Victoria,
and a slight decline in London and South African
Bank.

Credit Foncier and Mobilier shame have declined
2s. 6d. to 51., and London Financial 2s. 6d. The
shares of the other financial companies were
unaltered. The closing quotations are annexed.
viz:—lnteractional Financial, 4 to 11 pram., ex
div. ; General Credit, 11 to 11 p.rem. ; London
Financial, 61 to 7 prem.; Imperial Mercantile
Credit, If to 11 prem., ex div.; Credit Foncier and
Mobilier, 31 to 31 prem.
The closing (but to way came nominal) quota-
tions for shares in neer undertakings are sub-
joined :—Atlantic Telegraph Sight per Cent. Pre-
ference, 1 ; Ito # prem. Barsed's Bank, par to 4
prem. • Hop and Malt Exchange, 2to 3 Ipreui. •
Park6eld Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; General Estates,
11 to 21 prem. ; General Exchange Bank, 11 to
2} prem. ; London and Mediterranean Bank, 3
to 4 prem. • Peruvian Railways. 5 to 1 prem. ;
Samuel Barlow and Go., Ito 14 prem.; Acci-
dental and Marine Insurance, 11 to 21 prem. -
Hodge's Distillery, 21 to 31 prem. ; Anglo-reek
Steam, 14 to 2 prem.
The letters of allotment of the Metropolis
Sewage Company were delivered this morning. The
shares were last quoted 6to 64 prem. The shares
of " Overend, Gurney, and Co. (Limited)," closed
at 2} to 21 vrem.
United States 5.20 Bonds closed at 74} to 1,
showing a decline of to 1 per oast since Saturday
afternoon.
London, England, 1865-07-25

NORFOLK (WEST).

•
The declaration of the poll took place yesterday
at Sureffham. Ae so complete return ►d been made up on
flaturday. is conammenee of the deader telegraphie com-
munication eriatiog proving totally inadequate to meet the
demands upon it, soma intareet attached to the proceeding'.
sad the Stin•ball wee arnil filled. As the defeated liberal
candidate* did mot m►ke their appearance, the proceedings
were of a very orderly, although, at the same time, ea-
thadattie ammeter.

The limn SHERIFF (bfr. H. W. Trafford) stated that the
'timber of votes recorded at each polling place hail beta as
follows :
District. Bane. De Grey. Gerais,.
Dereham.... . 452
Downham ... 613
Takeshita . . 287
13fas
flwallami . TA
Thetford .. . 339

Jou%
313
196
648
416
147
, 414

Total ...2710 Sail 20311 2133
The HIGH HifiRLIF aoaordlairly declared Kr. W. Nam.
of Sandmen Nall, sod the Hos. T. de Gray, at Norton
Rail, Norfolk duly sleeted krikthla to la 190 to poolloanot
for the &trades. (Load alures.)

WeIRWICKSHIES (NORTE)
The declination of the poll took place at Coles-
hill, os Saturday. The High &sift anuoseced the mug-
lbers to be se follows :
Ifewdepto
Bresaley
Musts
blesers. Newstsgste sad Bromley were Una doolered duly
sleeted. mid retsmed thesis.
Mr. Munn Moo Massed thuds He did sot expo* be
said, that this hit oestast would be sussed al. but the re-
sult, so far as he was sussed. had exceeded his expecta-
tions. The erelest suet be fought agate and maim, until
the liberal party were saessaful is the division. is sm.
slusion, be bore testireoey to the gestiessaly trestoseet he
had met with fros his epposeets.
♦ rote of thanks to the High Sheriff brought the pro•
°odium to a class.
London, England, 1865-07-25

MINE&-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocw.

The mining market to-day is rather more
active than for some time past. There is a demand
for Great Wheal Vor, Wheal Clifford, Wheal
Buller, West Caradon, North Seton, Frank
Mills, and North Treskerby shams. Some
of the present prices are subjoined :—Wheal
Clifford, 25# to 281 ; Great Vor, 332021 to
34 ; West Caradon, Bto 9 ; Wheal Seton,
to 206 ; Hallenbeagle, 31 to 31; Rut /tosewarne,
3# tel ; Frank Mills, 7 to 71 ; North Treskerby, 21
to ; Bast Russell, 3# to I ; Great Busy, 31 to
31.
In foreign and colonial mining shares no trans-
actions are reported.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS.

(THIS DAY.)

(sy Rama° A DrTIZZATIONAL =mum.)
(runt ars owj ooaamoirDwr.)
&mos.—Market quiet, Sal.. probably 5,000 baler.
Cosw.—Tbe market fairly attended. Wilms is slow de-
mand at Friday's rates. Flour quiet acid pricer =altered.
ladiaa core scarce and dearer; Ibreil, 30s. 6d.; mired;
31s. 6d. Boma steady. Oats aed oatmeal is moderate de-
mand, at former prices.
London, England, 1865-07-25

BEARS LIST&-.17118 PAZ)

Two o'OLooz.

The railway market to-day shows an improve-
ment of tone, and most of the leading steaks have
advanced. Great Eastern has risen 1 per cent.,
Lancashire and Yorkshire 1, and Metropolitan,
London and South Western, Great Western,
London and North Western, and Midland,
4. South Eastern Railway stock is rather flatter.
London and North Western stook is now quoted
1224 to 123 ; Great Western, 664 le 66 ; Midland,
1314 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1201 to Ini;
Oidedonian 1304 to 1314 ; South Eastern, 84f
to ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Metropolitan,
137 to 4 ; Great Northern, 1304 to 1314; ditto
142 to 143 ; and London and South Western,
'NO to 10L

Foreign, colonial, and Indian railway securities
are very quiet.
London, England, 1865-05-17

PRITSSLI.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the military budget for 1865 was settled. by the
committee of the budget. The committee resolved
to propose to the chamber that 32,572,247 thalers
should be granted to defray the current military
expenditure for the year, that sum being 382,567
thalers in axons of that granted in 1864. The
amount of 6,892,725 thalers proposed by the
government to be expended in reorganising the
army has been struck out by the committee. All
the propositions relating thereto in the general re-
port have been accepted.
The new treaty reconstructing the ZoUverein
was formally signed to-day by the representatives
of all the governments who are members of the
Zollverein.
London, England, 1865-05-17

FRANCK

The Pays of this evening aseertsiiiat the Empe-
ror will leave Algeria on the 26th inst., and
will return to Paris on the 2nd June.

The Parrie announces that the Bey of Tunis is
about to send an embsasy to Algiers, to present his
congratulations to the Emperor.
The same paper denies the rumour that Prince
Cm= was about to visit Paris.
London, England, 1865-05-17

UVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (to sail
=on the !rd Jul" last shipptosi day let June), the
It dipper barque ALTRED HAWLEY, AI ten years,
421 register tons, T. U. ALMOND, Commander loading to the
Load n Docks. This ship, built for the Tasmanian trade, under
glacial survey, la NM is noted for her faeastrUng qualities
aad Nand delivery of cargo. She has also elegant acoonsooda.
goo for chief cabin passengara.—For further particulars apply
to the owner, Mr. T. S. WALKER, 15a, St. Helan's-place ; or to
DMZ? and MOORE, 9, Billiterwtreet.
London, England, 1865-05-17

rsturDed :

"Education Department. Privy Octung-offine,
Downing-street, London, S.W., May 11.
" Sir,—l have the honour to acknowledge the nostpt of
your letter of the 3rd instant. Their lordships hope that
the report of the royal comminioners appointed to inquire
into education in Scotland will be presented to parliament
soon enough to enable action to be taken upon it balm
the sad of the session of 1866. Their kedships propose, j
therefore, to leave the inspection and examination of slo
wintery school' In Sootland, as prescribed by the Minute ot
11th June, 1864, without change ; but to extend the period
within which annual greats may be geld to seek solo* as
errd'ng ti the *ode of 1860 to 30th June (inoludve), 1867.
This date includes twelve months after the end of the
session of 1866, in which the definitive scheme (whatever it
may be) of grants to school' in Scotland is expected to be
established, and relieves managers of schools from the un.
certainty under which they must otherwise be, after June
next, respecting the kind and amount of grant to be ex-
pected by them at the end of their next school year. See
articles 17 and 18 la the code of 1860, identicrl with articles
16 and 17 in the revised code.
"The inspection and examination of schools Is prescribed
in the minute of 11th June, 1864, es follows :—"The inspec-
tor will continue strictly to inspect and examine schools
according to the forms and inatructioes of the reviled cols.
The inspector's duty is the same SI if the examination of
children individually, according to article 40 of the Revised
Owle, hid been the prescribed method of inspection ander
the nods of 1860. Anamentatioe, stipends, sad palates
will continue to he paid on the impostor's report as NNW
the code of 1860, sad will not be siesesed at so magi per
have the honour to be, wiz, your obedient servant,
" EL W. Luton."
London, England, 1865-05-17

IitOUSB OF COMMONS.—Thistua, ICILY 16.

The SP11•1111 took tbe shah' at 4 o'clock.
PRIVATE 131713LNESS.
The following bills were read • third time Lad passel.—
Crioff Junction end Scottish Central Railway Companies
Dueblana, Down. and Callender and Scottish Central
Railway Companies • North and South Wiltshire Junction
Railway ; Port Talbot Company ; Solway Junction Rail-
war •, Southampton Gas ; West Bromwich Improvement,
anal Wrexham, Mold, and Consoles Quay Railway (Eston-
ian) Bills.
METROPOLITAN MARKET BILL.

On the motion for the second reeding of this bill
Mr. COX objected to the bill, because mad its provisions
maetiorted the oonmsion of two large building into model
lodging-houses, and moved that it Ise read • wood time
that day three months.
Mr. CRAWFORD mid that the object of the oorporation
of Loudon was to utilise the houses in question, which ware
of no on as hotels. and by their measly to afford accommo-
datke to many of the working ol•mm who bedbug recently
drifts out of their berms by "abbe Improverneeto. At
promnt the corporation had no power to take the buildings
down, and he thought that the em to which they were pro-
proud to be put wee • most resimoable one.
Mr. Alderman SIDNEY did not nee any ground far
objeeting to the wooed readisig of the bill. The corporation
were at present losing 5,0061. or 6,0001. a year by the mar-
kets, and it would be unreasonable to provost them from
ressfying some return from the buildings referred to, espe-
cially as by the mode proposed they would not only be
alibiing the buildings, but maiming • benefit upon the
working clams.
Mr. AYRTON recommended the hon. member for Fins-
bury to withdraw hisameedrneot, which Mr. Cox consented
no do, and the bill was reed a wood time.

AURICULAR CONFESSION.
Mr. WHALLEY pro notice that on Tuesday next he
mould move for Isere to bring in a bill for enforcing the
kw against &Regal ayes and ordinanoss of the church of
lagikad in respect to the practice of auricular confession.

'METROPOLIS (PAVING AND LIGHTLNG.)
Sit W. FRASER gave notice that OD To/edgy the 13th of
June he should move an address to the crown for a com-
mission to inquire into the operatics of the Act 18 and 19
Victoria, cap.l2o, so far as it related to the paving, lighting,
and claiming of the metropolis.
THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE LEEDS BANK.
London, England, 1865-05-17

LATIMT INTELLIGENCE.

Wont. socansais.)

FRANCE.
•
' eI.IIIS. NAT 17. 1
. .The Monitor, of this morning enflames that on
the omission of the exchange of the raEication at
the treaty of commerce between Frame- and the
Zollverein, the Emperor, before hia departure for
Algeria, conferred the grand cross of the Legion of
Honour on Herr von Biamark.

THE KING OF ITALY AT FLORENCE.
FLORENCE, MAT 17.

The King was enthusiastically received last night
at the Pagliano Theatre. The festivities will con-
tinue for three days. Public order has not been
disturbed.
His Majesty has made a contribution to the funds
of the Working Men's Society.

SPAIN.
MADRID, MAT 16, EVENING.
General Cialdini Lae arrived here.

THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON.
PLYMOUTH, MAT 17.
_ .

The Russian squadron, under Rear-Admiral
Lessofsky, with the remains of the late
Czarewitch, arrived and anchored in Plymouth
Sound at 11 a.m. to-day. Flags were hoisted
half-mast high on her Majesty's ships in
commission, on the forts, and at all the public
departments. The Liverpool screw frigate, as the
senior ship in the Bound, fired a salute of 21
minute guns. The Port Admiral's ship Royal
Adelaide also gave a similar salute.
London, England, 1865-05-17

CRICKET.

MARYLEBONE CLUB AND GROUND V. ROYAL Alt-
TILLIEBY.—M lord's Grimed yaitorday this match was
resumed from the previous day. The weather was very
Gee, end an excellent company praect. The Hoe band of
the Royal Artillery (about 7010 comber) again attended and
afforded much delight by their beautiful music. At half-
peat 11 o'clock the M.C.C. commenced their second
le:sings, and succeeded in nuking a some et
173, of which Mr. Bullen contributed 82 in
a most able manner, Biddolph 62, Mr. Fellows
13 (comprising two extraordinary bits in succeed=
for six each. the ball being hit into a neighbouring` garden ,
and Capt. Parnell sad Sir John Blois 11 each. Mr.
Major Milman, Mr. Callow, and Mr. Ewing bowled ; Mr.
Kiegeoote spin being the wicket-keeper. The Royal Ar-
tillery were left with 162 to go in egaiast. and some spirited
batting was exhibited, especially by Major Milman, Mr.
Kingsoote, Mr. Bugdec, 17, sod Sergeant WCanlia, who
again marked 2S; the total, however, only reached 106,
which left the M.C.C. victorious by Si runs The fieldiag
was extremely good, and the Hart of Goafixd bowled
throughout the Malaga
MARYLIBONZ CLUB AND GROUND V. YOZILBRIZZ
CLUB.—At Lard's Ground to-marrow this match will be
commenced, and from the following list of players the sides
will be formed. M.C.C. end Grand :—Earl of Godard,
Sir J. Blow. °spade Parnell, Captain Stephens, Mr. W.
Pickering, Mr. N. C. Allis, Mr. J. C. Reads, Mr. R. A.
Panetta, Mr. A. Infeliz, Shaw, Phillips. Yorkshire
Club :—(The eleven will be selected from the following.)—
Major Elwell, Mr. A. J. Wilkinson, Lieutenant G. E. Dods.
worth, Mr. F. H. Walker, Mr. G. Roper. Mr. P. Dew:
Mr. Hales, Mr. F. Trevor, Mr. R. R. Blythe, Mr. E. G.
Carter, Mr. 0. IL Henry, Pollard.
MARYLZBONZ CLUB AND GROUND V. THZ COUNTY
OF BUCILINGRAN.—This match, oa the Newport Passel
ground, was commenced on Monday, and brought to a am-
; elusion yesterday, when Buckinghamshire won with four
• wickets to go down.
London, England, 1865-05-17

RUPTCY COURT.

Mr. FERRANDgave notice of his intention to move next
'Tuesday for a select committee to inquire into all the dr-
ommatenose canopied with the retirement of Mr. Wilde
from. the registrarship of the Leeds Bankruptcy Court, end
the granting of his pension ; else into the et:cumulates& of
the appointment of Mr. Welch, be eooteinplated resignation
ge exchange. sad the intended appointment of the Hon.
Bichntd Bethel in his plate.

: BELFAST OOMMIRSION.
Mr. HENNESSY intimated that Mr. O'Reilly would
ea the 13th of Julie call attestiow to the report of the
ilelfalt Commimaioe, sad more resolutiosathereou.
BREECR.LOADING RIFLER.

Mr. H. VPllANasked the Under Secretary for War if
Ike committee on converting the Enfield rifles into breech-
loaders had reported ; and, if co, whether they bad recom-
mended any plan for the adoption of the government And
whether ft wee true that an order bad been given, s
or was
about-to be given, for the conversion of 60,000 rifle on the
Noose Storm principle.
The Marquis of HARTLNCTON replied that the report
• th•Ordnanee Selo* Committee on this subject had been
mostved, but it war Doi entirely favourable to any one of
the systems of onivenice which were submitted to that.
It wee, however, still possible that al a temporary menu,*
• while number of Enfield rifles might he converted upon
4WD of these systems, or a modification of one of them. The
subjeot was still under consideration, and it was therefore
not tree that any order had been green for the oonveraioo of
10.000 rinse upon the Roust Storm, or any other principle.
As moo as • datum was arrived at he would state it to the
biome, and if hoe. mmebein wished he would also produce
the report of the select committee on the nib** (Hear.)
Burma TROOPS IN AFRICA.

Levi IitTANLEY salted the Beenriary of fiat; for the Co-
blabs. whether these was official coefirmatioa of the report
sentries& in yeeterday's (lloedaja) African iatelligence, to
the *fiat that • fresh war bad blokes out amass the tribes
soy Logos, and that British troops had taken part in thin
war ; and, if so, whether moth interference had takes plum
by order, or with the pension**, of the Britiab government.
He wished also to harm, whether the papers would be laid
4U the,table.
Mr. CARDWILL bad received Geoid ecalirmatlea of
the reports to whisk hi noble triad referred. It was sot,
however, of a sew wee which bad brakes sat meats the
tribal it Imam, bet, ea the tostrery, of the tansleatlea of
that war whisk had so keg prevailed, sad whiok bad
been %Needed with each disastrous etas to tie
esionyt It was tree that British troops bed taken part is
tb deeisive seine by whisk the war was tensiasied. That
biterfamme was sot I. eensequenoe el say eaten lam the
berm .ormernmetit—ell the ceders from hoses bevies
strioil~wfaf neolaterfereees is native eesaicte. The
esanesei however, jastilled the step he bad Vise ma
the peeled of the threatened invasion of the miaow, sad an
• scalar.. therefore, of self.defeses. The soonest received
IV hi. (Mr. Cardwell) to the conviction that the affair
bed bees conducted with very mei skill sad pllantry by a
London, England, 1865-05-17

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

RIPILIMINTATION OF NORTH WILTIL—Sir George
Jenkins:a, Bart., Warned a meeting of the electors of
North Wilt. os Monday, at Swindon. Sir George offers
himself Si a candidate for the representation of the northern
division of the county at the ensuing election on conserva-
tive prples, and • resolution was passed accepting his
eandsdatura It was also rewind to start a subscsiotion, for
the purpose of defraying a portion of the hon. baronet's
election expellees.
RIFIESINTATION OP Hsi, ven.o.—A meeting of
the coommittes for conducting the election of Mesas.
and Boebook was held on Monday night
in the Comical Hall. Sheffield ; Mr. T. Dunn in the chair.
The chairman resigned his poet as head of the joint
committee, and a vote of thaob wee moored to him for his
radios in the novel cane. The meeting was of •
desultory character throughout; but in the course of Its
olebberations drew objection were urged to MIA line of
sooduot which Mr. Roebuck bad punned ; and but for the
Mingo' the chairman that it was out of orders motion would
have been. proposed calling upon the hoe. gentleman to
resign. In lien of this the nenting resolved to invite our
representatives to visit their coostitnests. It wan then
suggested that. in order to esoun unity of action, Mr. Dunn
'Wald be put in nomintica with Mr. Hadheld—de eng-
grins which was received with favour. Mr. Dunn, in
• poei.ively destined the honour, stating that his go
tided him from entertaining the proposition. In speak-
of Mr. John Brown's candidature Mr. Duna *Moiled
that gentleman, and warned the meeting that he would
prove • formidable opponenti.—Shiffickl Telegraph.
RIPRISINTATION OF NOTTINGHAM. MT. H.
Morley, of London, attended a meeting at the liberal else-
tors at Nottingham on Monday evening, at which he was
=Mod with • munition, bearing some 1,800 names, to
a candidate for the representation of the borough at
the next election in the liberal interest. Mr. Marley an
sided to the request, and saddened the meeting at great
; and • resolution edging the meeting to give him
their support was
London, England, 1865-05-17

nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
..11 of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct, the well-
koown British-hull% clipper WAOOOLA, A 1 fourteen years, 649
register tons, R HAY, Commander; loading in the Loudon
Docks. Thin ship, built under specie! survey, Is noted for her
taiit ratline qualities and sound delivery of cargo. She has also
elegant acconnoodnticia for chief cabin passengers.— For further
MC:rapply to the omen, Messrs. REDFERN, ALEXAN-
Co.. Greet Winchester-street ; or to DEVITT and
MOORR, 9, Bllliter.streek
London, England, 1865-07-13

WARWICK and SON, engravers to the Royal
runny. Jewellers and illiversmiths, lte, R gentatrest,
beg respectfally to acquaint the nobility, gestry, and their
friendt that they Intend making • RICOVC 110 N of lb per cent
on all JEMELLICRY and PLATED (1001)8 purchased for cash
during this and Ow following mouth, to order to make room for
a new stock tor the autumm—July, ltia6
London, England, 1865-07-13

lIITROLARIES, and their PREVENTIVE.—
PYNIII Patent SASH FASTENERS, so highly com-
mended by the police maglairstes for the prevention of bungle-
ries and vibration of sashes, can now be has wholesale of the
rosaalsoturen, Harper and C..., Albion Works, Willeohall, lital-
fordahlre ; R Holm, 80 Dokomnet, Liverpool; Rowley and
Co., 1, High-street, Manchester; ander the Patentee, 3, Queen's-
row, Grovelams, Camberwell- at prices equally low with the
common wider fastener. Retailed by the principal iroonion•
gars in the kingdom, wlo are now being suppiled.
London, England, 1865-07-13

TAILWORTH.

The nomination of candidates for the represents-
ilea et the borough of Tamworth took place yesterday. The Mayor presided. There was a very imp crowd mess*,
bat the moat *amicable order wee presorted.
Mr. THOYAII BaugALL, is propoung Sir Robert Peal,
remarked that this wee the seventh °Moe on which be
bed had the honour of proposing the hon. baronet.
Mr. Wiliam' Ronmeon briedy ascoaded the nominatico.
Mr. P. Wtudierror propcned, and Kr. Jeasoecos seconded,
Yr. John Peel.
Mr. JOBB RATON proposed Mr. W. T. S. Daniel, Q.O.
' (ooneereative), whisk was seconded by Mr. Jour HILL.
Sir R. Pam., who was respired with great *hearing, said
fole politics were known to them. He was a
liberal—(applause. A voice " Abated," followed by
laughter) —but at the same time he was a moderate man ;
be did sot wish to go to extreme' on either side—Omar,
hear)—'rod his true interpreted= of • liberal policy was
this—to the state by timely hints*"
sad uphold the WNW edifies of the church by
grading the mast ualettered liberty to the emescientious
maples and objectiose of their fellow.countrymen. This
was what be doddered to be as holiest liberal policy—a
policy based upon the great principle of Aura and aide.
One gentleman had that morning spoken of the rumours
consmaant upon his votes—be itimpeeed be referred to his
rotes on the 61. Frew:Aim Bill, the Partasenhip Law Amend-
ment Act, the malt tax, and the Westbury ow—of the
dimatidaction which existed, and of the I. of confidants
which had been created. (A Told : Nobody said
that.) He did mot believe those rumours ;he be.
tiered that ea the four questions he bad named,
be voted in amordence with the opinions of the majority
et the electors and moor-electors of that borough.
The canvass which he had made enured him that if all who
promised to vote for him cam* forward and recorded their
votes in his favour, he should be placed at the bead of the
pall. There were many who had before de limed to give
him support who now come forward and expressed their
dishy to vete for him. He had been desirous of reman-
ds perfectly independeat as regarded the other (auditions,
sad be could honestly add, and those who ao:ompseied
him would be able to bear him out whoa he said so, that
he had sot been desirous of infineneiog one single vote.
(Applause. A Voice : Carmichael bag.)
Mr. Peel and Mr. Daniel also addressed the electors. The
show of hands was largely in favour of Sir Robert Peel and
Mr. Peel, especially of the former, and a poll was demanded
cm behalf of Mr. Daniel.
London, England, 1865-07-13

TO the ELECTORS of MIDDLESEX.
OINTLCIIIC—Ths old Parliament Is dissolved—a new one
Is to be constructed-and you are now called upon to exercise
the high and tamortaat privile. e of molesting the representatives
of the greatest city In the world. We venture to place our
names on the list of emnpet tors for your suffrage,. or rather for
a renewal or continuation of them for we have this advantage
over many candidates that we do not eo »e bettors you as
strangers. Our exertions to your interests during a for series of
rears are not unknown. nor have they been unrewarded. We are
old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold our fellow citizens
outrageously overtaxed, we Introduce i a new si stern, and raised
the cry of "hoonomy and excellence in happy combination."
We have most earnestly opposed and condemned all exorbitant
skims upon the public purse, sitting en example to others in
the extreme moderation i f aver y Bid prosentot by ourselves.
Thus not a 'Male BM so presented hes ever been objected to. or
rejected, or amended. We have never doltafointed our email-
Weida—we have never violated oar s -we have never
neglected our duty. 'I be Improving state our reviews from
the continued audhmereased prosperity of our commercial rela-
tions, Netlike us In promlitns to give our be t consider Akin to
the poreibility of still farther retreuelimeut• of all demands upon
tbdisoorma of our oonatita Ma. .

ili;;;;;;d;;;;M;Krs1;;;X;nsion of the suffrage, not late-
rally.' only, but in all dims:gone. Our constituency has always
been remarkably extengdm—the isrgest in the kingdom—
but we bare no obJectmix whatever to see it multiplied to any
extent, sad amongst all CIDIDISL We ever identify our own
interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our Mw-
Countrymen, and are reedy to week for all alike —for both *ems
and for all ages. We hare metinued to satiety all parties with-
out ad ourselves molusively to any. With the expreasion
of these trine a opinions, and promises, and with the met
grateful nose of past favours,
We hare the honour to remain. Gent'emen,
Your faithful and obedient Servants,
g MOWNB and SON.

The committees of E. MOMS and SON sit daily from Seven
a.m. to Nina p.m. (naturdays eseepted) at the Gnat Clothing
Marts, at the Corner of Minories and Aldrate : at the Corner of
Hastetreet and New Orford-street and et the Corner of Totten-
bememirt-read and Boston-road, where all classes, without d *-
Unction, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command •
prompt sad cheerful attention to their wishes.
London, England, 1865-07-13

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(11110711311 masiums.)
FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 12.
The Emperor presided at a council of state to-
day.
The Paris and La Prance announce this evening
that the departure of the Emperor and Empress
for Plombibres is now postponed until Saturday
next. The Prase, on the contrary, states that
they will leave Paris to-morrow.

HOLLAND--THE STATES-GRNZRAL.

_THE HAGUE, JULY it

To-day, in the Second Chamber of the States-
General, the Ministry withdrew the bill abolishing
the stamp duty, after a stormy debate. The bill
wu also under discussion yesterday and on
Monday.

CLOSING OF THE SPANISH CORTES. II
MADRID, JULY 12, Emma.
This afternoon Marshal O'Donnell read a royal
deotee in the Congress closing the Cortes.
The Bpout is of opinion that the government
should act energetically in the question of the recog-
nition of Italy.

TEE SPANISH PRESS LAW.
MADRID, JCILY 12.

Ia the Senate to-day the bill modifying the Press
Law was passed by 117 against 16 votes. Not-
withstanding the opposition of the clergy, the re-
cognition of Italy by Spain may now be regarded as
an accomplished fact.

THZ MOSCOW EXHIBITION.
MOSCOW, JULY 10.

The Exhibition of Manufactures in this city closes
on Sunday next. A dinner has been given by the
exhibitors to the Governor-General, at which free-
trade speeches were made by Mr. Michell, Attach 6
of the British Legation at St. Petersburg, and the
chairman of the Chamber of Commerce. The
Ma•cow Gazette urges the reduction of the duties on
cottons.

AMERICA.

(Pa Hibantion, via Graosaaatia.)
NEW YORK, Juul, Evil:tam.

In accordance with instructions from Washington,
ILL Trenholta, the CoofsderateSeontary of the Tressury,ar•
meted a short time Mace, has been est at liberty, and his
gone to Charleeton.
The government is maleng areaopmeato to sand to
Atlanta a sufficieet quantity of supplies to raieve the neces-
sities of the people in that district, who for some time pant
have been Tattooed to the last extremities of famine.

The Commissaq•deneral reports se still in the hands
of the government about 10,000 rebel primers,
ezolusive of officers above the mat of replan. It is ex-
pected that they will be released within ten dye.
A committee of delegates, represeatiog the coloured
population of Virginia, will meet is Alexandria on August
2nd, to consider the condition and prospect of thence.
London, England, 1865-07-13

LYNN REGIS.

The nomination took place yesterday in the
Tows.ball. The Metne (Mr. W. Movement) resided.
Mr. L. litu.r proposed, and Mr. R. BAGGE secueded, Lord
Mr. 1.. W. Jaime proposed, and Mr. Morse seconded,
Sir T. F. Bodnar (liberal).
Mr. D. noun' proposed, and Mr. C. WilizTr seconded,
the 800. F. Walpole (conesrvative).
The somisatices were made amid a good dial of uproar
from a few noisy partisan', but there was no serious in-
festing observable. The Mayor had, however, very great
difficulty in obtaining a hearing at first.
Lord STANLIT, who was reesiped with "Three cheers for
Lard Derby" and loud cheers for himself, said is the
opium of his speech—With regard to the government of
Lord Palmerston, I em nos inclined to criticise that
government harshly or severely. They have not involved
us Is war ; their finance has, on the whole been g .od, and
they have the negative merit of having dose no mischief.
(Laughter and cheer.) Os the other band, they are fairly
in some important respects to censure. I think One
rate of expediters has bees during some years unduly
high. (Hear, bear.) I think that upon two oocesious—os
the misetios of Poised and on the quell:re of Denmark—'
their policy hue placed this country is a Klee, sad eves •
humiliating position—(" Hear, hear" sheers, and "No")
--exit by abelatotpg host ing to wer—l sever urged them
to do tluit—but by using end by WAN threats
width they true not to sot epee, sad from which
they had to . (Chests.) I tinak also they
have not shown as muck activity as they might
remenably have bees expected to d. re intro.
London, England, 1865-07-13

ASARMBLAGIL
J. 43.710031 wiU SZLL by AUCTION,
at Ile great Room; ig Eing-strest, Covent-garden,
TO-11011110W, July 14, as bad-past It prindaely, .1110 TO.
GRAPHIC APPARATUS, consisting of camerae blur, bat 4
printing frames, backlyounds, carved chairs, . also •
collection of coins, great variety of etereoeaople slides. micro-
week objects, telescopes, altitude and aaimuth Instruments,
pe-Beim• brase•wort, including a lathe, rustic garden seals, do.
On view, and catalogues had.
London, England, 1865-07-13

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, JULY 11. APPOINTMINTR. —Sub-
Lieutenant—E. Side, to the Gladiator.
Clerke—W. N. Thomas, to the Scorpios ; W. Thorne, to
the Frederick William.

Amistant-Clerk—T. Guard, to the Royal Adelaide.
Midshipmen—W. F.,Btirling, to the Edgar ; W. P. Chap-
maa.te the Duneao:

Obis! Engineer—J. H. H. Smile, to the Scorpion (coin-
minoloned).
First-elsms Asairtant Engineers—W. T. Buy and E. Bid-
discern*, to the Scorpion.
ADMIRALTY, JULY 12. —Arrournixerra —Lieu-
tenants G. W. Allen, to the Octavio ; B. F. Britten, to the
Scorpion ; O. F. Oox, to the Constance ; J. W. Bracken.
bury, to the Black Priors; J. V. D. Butler, to the Royal
Adelaide ; and A. C. Curtis, to the Scorpion.
Engineer J. 0. Sounders, to thi Gannett.
First Otani Aseirtant Engineers J. A. Kitt. and J. Davis,
to the Gannett.
London, England, 1865-07-13

THE EXPRB3S, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 18, 11161 t

Jana him I told the female le go away, red
she did so, but the refuel sad stoma IMO a Wow
os the elcoalder with a M•ok, kooskiag rag clews. I rank%
held of the prboostb logs sad pelted Wm dews, sad the
VileWm teak oat a kale (a mod table knee) sod mid
asild doter me. Is tallieg the primmer fa as his bast
esselagit to be blared. The prkonor wis very drank earl
violist, tore my meal, sad it took six of as to get him to the
@tattoos. H. valued to wash the blood from hie boa.

iiiTpti.7•;•=7Th kicked m. while I was on
tb• ground. I bad a clasp knife in .y pocket, which I
could have used if I meant to hurt the policeman.
• Knox—Tbe prisoner appears to have received severe
Wavier.
The primmer—I wee with a friend at the time when the
°amiable came up.
• Kaar—What are you?
Tbeprisoner—l am en intermeter.
Tha coontablo—l bad another constable with me.
• Booa7Lek the other countable be not for,
. .

Polico.omistablo Etobeetemi, 70 os the cote' being rye
mimed, said—This morning, at 2 o'clock. I beard say al
" Moe" is Howland-street, sad on going apeaw my breast
oonstable and the primmer on the ground together. The
prisower had a As& in his head. I laid hold of the prisoner's
arm mid took the knife from him. We tried to get kiln to
the station, whoa he kinked and jumped about, and fell
&awls • time or two, on hie rime once. We were obliged to
get mac* siaistancw, mid It took Ave or az of DI to pt him
to the statism. _ _

Yr. Knox—l will not eel on you (paisomed for any do.
hese. That you were very drunk I have se doubt. The
constable in the first part of hie Pidgin*, which I believe,
finds you iu altssomica with • female. It appears you thee
cinducted yourself in • dianderly manner and struck the
oecatable a blow with a stick. He says it caused him to fell,
bat it is difficult to believe thst • blow ea the shoulder
mould cause a mss to fall. He then mays you took outs
knife and threatened to kill him, but I do not believe that
you intended more than a mere flourishing of itparticularly
with each a knife, when, as you say, if you intended to do
M you had another, and one more suited to
the purpose than a fat from sharp breed end cheese
knife. . A sonflle then takes place. in alike
the constable's coat pta damaged to the amount of
55., and in which I em scary to see your face bas got so badly
injured. I shall discharge you as yon have received far
more severe punishment than I should have inflicted upon
you. I am oat so sure sail could wish to be that unnecessary
violence has not been used towards the peacoat.
The prisoner, on rising from his soot said—Cen I have en
order for the haepital
Mr. Knox requested the sergesat in oliszge of the ease to
take the man to the hospital.
London, England, 1865-05-19

have, or once had, existence. Whether the saute
can be said of another which the chief dirk
Colonial-office takes, is not so oerlie- This gen-
tleman, who is ex officio secretail and registrar
of the Order of St. Michael and St. George,
swears that he will yield obedience to the Sove-
reign, and also to the Grand Muter of that most
distinguished order, that he will not disclose its
secrets, and that he will be diligent and faithful in
the execution of his office. Thu Order of St.
Michael and St. George is composed, we believe,
of a number of lonian officials and notables ; and
rf chief clerk after chief cler
to the office, secured
k is still to swear, we
tenet there is • salaryattacbed
on a better basis than the revenues of the kingdom
of Greece.
London, England, 1865-05-19

BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on-
the-Balne. —Sommer Swann, 180.—The Mineral Waters
of Homburg, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated
Profaner Lien& are stimulaut, tonic, alterative and aperient
They are of admirable service In removing disorders of the
stomach end other intestines. They stimulate these organs
when the abdominal circulation Is defective, assist Ike prowess@
of secretion, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of
nutrition and sasimilation. They are powerful remedial swift
In cases of enlargement of the liver, la adecUon of the spleen. In
hypochondria, jaondice, hemorrhoidal disease and °benne
coastintion. In cases of gout, and all other affections produced
by Inefficiency of the digestive fnuctions, the most happy results
have been obtained from them. The 'Stacy of the Waters is more
especially remised by those who drink them at their source
for their, the Invigorating air of the mountains. the gaiety of
the Varrounding some. and pliant abstraction from the cares
of the world, concur In assisting the action of the medicinal
beverage. The magnificent Casino, which, in the beauty of in
architecture, the judicious distribution of Its apartments, and
the richness of Its decorations. surpasses every other edifice at
the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls
and concern as also for the games of Trent', et Quarante and
Roulette: the former Is played with the half Mat, sad the
latternin ashe Zero ; the daily venture of the bank at the Trento
et Quarante table Is fixed at twelve thousand pounds, and the
maximum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the
other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable read-
ing-room,liberallyturnished with German, French,
Russian, Belgian and Dutch journals; a oaffee-room lathe Olympic
style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening
on a fine Santee paved with asphalt a gourd ongsgroom.
where there le • table What* s la FRO(111111 twice a day, at one
and Ave o'clock, under the superintendence of the celebrated
M. Chevet. of Paris, who is the lessee of the refreshment depart-
ment of the Meehan. A circumstance which mount fan to
Interest especially the E. Shah visitors Is the construction, ap-
proaching to its completion, of a new Knell* church. on a piece
of ground given for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene
Bkthoen the Sovereign Lendgrave of Been. An excellent
orchestra, numbering forty distinguished musicians, performs
I three times a day ; to the morning at the Wells, In the afternoon
In the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the ev• ning In the
grand Ball-room. The new railway has aimed brought the
Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are
eiahteen trains a day, to an•l fro. the last as late se 11 o'clock.
As the journey occupies only half an hour. the amusements of
I Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitor. in Homburg may get
to Brussels in twelve hours, to Berlin in fifteen, to Paris in six-
' I teen. and to London In twenty-four, so excellent la the inter-
, ! communication by rail.
London, England, 1865-05-19

THE BANK OF FRANCK

PARIS, MAT 18.

The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes as com-
pared with the previous account :—lncresse
15 1-31 d millions ; Treasury balance, million ;
current accounts, 10 1-sth millions. Decrease
Commercial bills, 19 millions ; notes, 9 2-3 eds mil-
lions. Advances stationar►.
London, England, 1865-05-19

iiistua.

ra:.Mrs and Maiterman's Bonk (Limited).
Smith. Payee, sad Smiths.
TM National Bank. London. Dublin. and its Bnenebee In inland.
The Mame Bank (Waited), Loudon. Liverpool, and Man-
theater.
801101038-111(1111% Bea Enna. sad Oa, tileholoolame,

BLSINIigS TBANIIACTID.
This Company negotiates Loma for Colonial and Foreign

lioVenilßellra ;
COOPerattl in the Financial arrangements of British and
other Railways ;
Makes Advances to Corporation, Town Councils, and other
pall° bodice .
Negotiates Loans for Public Works
Assists In the introduction of Industrial and Commercial
undertakings
Makes advances upon approved Stocks, Shares, Bonds, de ;
Makes temporary lan, upon eligible Freehold and leasehold
Beeurftles. .1111 LOWE. Ilsaveary.
London, 17 and 18, Corohlth May 4, M.

DEBENTURES ISSUED BT
THE CREDIT FONCIER aid MOBILIER of
ESOLiND (Limited).
ISSUE OF Ei00,00) DEBENTURED WITH INTEREST
PAYABLE QUARTERLY.
The Directors have decided to taus Debenture Bonds at the
Compeer for the amounts and bearing Interest u under. viz.:
In sums of CIO. 420, 450, £lOO, &SO, 1.400, and 41,000, with
Coupons attached.

INTZST,

For three years 8 per cent. per annum.
For rive yeses
Foe sevens years
Interest payable quarterly, eta, en the 30th Mi;ch. 30th June,
30th September, and 80th Dessmter In each year, at the Com-
pany's Bankers. The drat payment of Interest will be made
on the 110th Jane sal
The distiactive feature in the debentures Issued by this
Company is their perfect security ; the amount of the capital
subscribed, paid-up, and uncalled, and the general invested
wets of the Company, as well ea ilia large reserve fund, &ford-
ing the moat ample security to the investor.
These Debentures are lamed payable to bearer, and can there-
fore peas by simple delivery from hand to hand without endorse-
ment, and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also
lasued—to meet the requirement. of trustees and others—trans-
terable by deed only, to be duly registered in the Company's
books In the names of the investors or their assigns
Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to
Whom all communications must be addressed.
By order of the Court,
ALFAID LOWS, Seardszy.
London, 17 sad 18, Cornbill, Way 4, 1886.

DLPO6/711 lI:CM= BY
THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBIL= of
KNOLAND (Limited).
RATES YOE MONEY ON DEPOOrf.
This Company receives Mosey on t In sums of RIC and
upwards on the following MM. until further notice. viz :
At fourteen days' notice
For Axed periods of
Not less than two months
/mead two and up to four months

Sejc-od hoer andirp iode soothe 4 Per cent yet annum.
Any period beyond six soothe
Forms can be obtained ot the Secretary, to wbom all communi-
stic= must be addreued.—By order ot the
ALPSZD LC,3,iri. Secretary.
lands, 17 and 18, Cornbill, May 4, 1966.

THE IMPERIAL M
ASSOCIAIII
Capital albserthed, 5!
London, England, 1865-05-19

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(zzona's TICLIAILAIOL)
THE CORPS LEGISLATIP.

PARIS, MAT 18..

In to-day's sitting of the Oorpe Legialatif a bill
was introduced by the government authorising the
municipality of Paris to contract a loan of 250
millions of franca for local expenses, redeemable in
sixty years.