biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-14

1111881 A.

A letter from Sebastopol of the 23rd olt., in the
Austrian Gazette, says:—" The Archbishop of Cher.
son and Taurida, Innocent, arrived here two days
ago, to bless the southern part of the town, which
the Emperor has ordered to be rebuilt. The churches
being destroyed, Divine service was celebrated in the
chapel of the Virgin, which alone stands entire, on
an altar made of wood. The archbishop compared
the town to the fields of death of Ezekiel, and re•
marked that even if Sebastopol were not rebuilt,
it would still remain grand and immortal. The
*oath side being still uninhabited, the only spec
table present, besides the admirals and authorities,
were • few sailors, two battalions of infantry,
and some people drawn by curiosity front Sim.
pheropol. In the plaoe where existed the six bes•
Lions which defended Sebastopol there will now be
constructed hospitals and residences for invalid
soldiers. The communications between the north
and month shores will be established by means of •
bridge of boats, placed between the former forts St.
Nicholas and tit. Michael. In the Ksrabelnaia good
I ho•ses,oo a uniform plan, will be constructed in place
of the miserable huts which formerly existed there.
These will be let out to soldiers' or sailors' families at
the rate of 3 per cent. on the money expended."
A letter from Odessa of the tad, in the Austrian
Gazette, says :—" The reigning Princem of Mingrwa
Catherine Dadiao, with her young son, Nicolas,
, ttenant in the Guards, arrived here a few days
ago by the Dargo. She was likewise accompanied
by her sister, widow of the unfortunate poet Gribo.
jedoff, assassinated in 1826 by the people of Teheran
daring his embassy to Persia. She is going, with •
numerous suits, to Moscow, for the coronation, to
swear fealty, and be again invested with authority,
as is the custom on such occasions."

The Gate!le d'Augstwurg states that M. A—, fie
director of Prices Itsisrhesv's picture salmis', h.* bona
mewed. lie is accused of having sold, for his ono profit,
entire portfolios cf valuable 'Danville, and also lose rue
*vans, which be replaced by copies.
London, England, 1856-02-25

YANSION•HOUSE.

William Jones was charged with having sto:en a gal-
nailed boa wheel, the property of Mr. Fisher.
The prismar had been treated kindly at Mr. Fisher's
establishment, but he could not resist the temptation to
take what toy in bis way, although ba.ing no authority tram
say one to take toy libtr:y in the prenii.es. He had pre-
f.oesly hal a good character, and seemed to rely upon that
as likely to exonerate him from responsibility, bat

The Lord Mayer sentenced him to imprisonment for
three weeks for taring found is pm eision of ths article.

John B. Newman wan brought ■p for foal examination
upon the charge of hawing cut and wounded his fellow ay.
ptentice, Henry Jame. Cole.
Abhoogh the wounded tu y erprewed his feudist'. to
accept an op AcieT, the defendant did not teem to be dia.
posed to make any, and

The Lord Mayor said the ease mast .teed adjeurned, sad
that ha should load it to be dettunicei by a jery.

SOUTHWARK.
London, England, 1856-02-25

COMMITTAL OF A OLBROYMAN FOR

RB-MARRYING A COUPLE.

The Rev. R. M. Benson, MA., student of Christ
Church College, Oxford, sad Perpetual Curate of Cowley,
appoarod ea Saturday last before the county magistrates at
the Coliaty Hall, Ozford, at the limas., of Mr.J.T.Dobaey,
superlatradeat resit ray of Orford, to answer the sharp
of having marred Rmltard Piasell Carey sad Sarah Polley,
hie pariehiourn, without duly publishing the banns or with-
out soy lima.. Mr. F. Morrell 'steadied es tolioltor for
the nveretd defestleat.

Frain the °Mean it appears that on the 23rd of May,
1862, Richerd Carq and Web Polley were insrried at the
nice of tbe superintendent ragierrer. By this aurriape
these ponies had tb rue children, the two Ent being twine. •
ninth after t►e birth of the twine the woman applied to be
'burned, but the defendant declined to do so won abs bed
been married aecordlea to the rites of the 'harsh of Ifealead.
The welt was tb at Carey sad his wife paned to be re-mar-
ried, end the ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Benson
on the 3rd of May, 1866, ao beau having been published,
an say license Otani.
The defeadaat, when sailed area for his &hue, ad-
mitted the fasts es stated is the seldom" bat ensidmed
that be bad dame me men than was required of lam as a
eingymas, and that he had neither violated the spirit seer
the letter of the law. Re stated that be had been advised
to duke by dermas until a Ware opportunity.
The rev. gentleman wee thee folly oommaitiai to take his
trial at the neat mime, bat was admitted te bsll, bluish
in 1001., wad two synths of 1001. snub. The Rev. J.
glitter and Cm BAT. A. Venable' offend themselves u bell,
and were assepted.
The proceedings calmed great excitement. The Regis.
trams' chamber was crowded by clergymen of the high
numb party, sad ethers aszion to beer the result of the
London, England, 1856-02-25

THE POLICE COURTS.

Pate Brim, w►o wan temaaded from the previous de-
barday, is • sharp s steeling ease beau work from owe of
the doors of the law warts fa Guildhall, woe placed at the
bas foe farther ezaralastles, whoa a goodness owe for-
ward end Mudded the bat worn by the prison? as ens he
had fort is the Beak:spray Court os the Vtb of the proem
aiestk.
_ _ _

Coombee, the detoative °Seer, prolused a quantity of
reir. sonaisting of a groat outlay et articles of brass
rlwhich be bond at the primmer ludglop.
Primmer pleaded guilty to the charge, and sold he bad
hen out of employ tot the lost twelve months, but this was
the only rise he hod been guilty of sash an offense.
The alien sold bo 'had frequently NM the tritons,
banging about the Boakruptly rod other law sours, sad'
many meaplainte had been mode of hats and mots belong-
ing to pntlemen iitending there profeseitnilly befng stolen.
Nearly all the braes work in all the otiose in the Guildhall,
aa well as In the mute, bevi, vials the last few m, n ha,
disappeared in omit myeterieue seanstr.
The prisoner wee eemmitted for three months' hard
labour.
London, England, 1856-08-13

AUSTRALIA.

The Express of yesterday announced the arrival
at Liverpool of the Royal Charter, which left Mel-
bourne on the 28th of May.
The increase in the yield of the gold fields conti-
nues, in spite of the temporary obstacles of winter,
and the consequent cessation of 'aerations on several
of them. The returns of the amounts brought down
by escort for the first three mouths of the present
year amounted to 962,040 ounces against 489,337 is
1955.

The rumoured discovery of new gold fields has
been confirmed, and some which bad been abandoned
as failures have been turned to again and proved
most prolific.
A government commission, under the presidency
of Professor M'Coy, and composed of practical and
scientific men, had been appointed to explore sys-
tematically the auriferous measure of the colony.
The government of Victoria is rising in popularity,
and instead of labouring under a deficit bass balance
of nearly 800,0001. to their credit at the banks.
The fanners of the colony are pureeing their
labours with great energy and are introducing many
scientific improvements.
The want of railway communication is much oom-
pisised of.
Commercial affairs at Melbourne were in a ntin
factory state; there being an entire absence of all
speculation and excitement. The banking 'stab-
bird= me have reported the same rate of exchange
daring the months of April and May, the ratio of
interest on money is quoted at eight to tee per cent.
Gold at Melbourne was worth 31. 171. per ounce to
diggers.
The escort arriving from the diggings on the 23rd
of May conveyed thirty-eight thousand five huodred
and fifty-eight ounces of gold, and tweety-eight
thinned two hundred and ninety pounds in cub.
The wool market was steady, and alood number
of foreign buyers had appeared. he qnsatity
offend by auction has been double that of last year.
The demand for tallow was quite equal to the
supply. Nothing of importance of hides.
Amongst the peesespre per the Royal Charter
were the Rev. Dr. Scoresby and Mile Catherine
Hayes. Mr. G. V. Brooke was performing at
Bendigo.
London, England, 1856-08-13

MINES,-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoOI.
There is still a demand for good dividend mining
stocks, but the market is not active.
In the Stock Exchanxe today the only transaction
reported is in Imperial Brazilian shares at 2/.
The only transactions reported in the Mining Ex-
change yesterday are in—
Gonamaas. at 26, I ; Great Alfred, 3 13.16, 16-16, I, t;
Plevidenoe Mims, at 611 to 62.
London, England, 1856-08-13

RUSSIA ON THE BALTIC.

STOCKHOLM, /Waver 6.

The last post from Finland confirm the report,
already communicated, of Russia's intention to seta-
blish a new first-rate naval station and arsenal on the
island of Kaekii, in the gulf of Bothnia, where she
will be able to carry out the extensive dins origi-
nally formed fur Humarsund. The Wan lies so ,
close to the mainland that it is ooanected to it by a
wooden bridge 200 feet long. The little town oo I
Kaska contains about 900 inhabitants, who carry on
a thriviog trade with the proclaim of their extensive
fisheries, and have etij3yed the so.called right of staple
ever Mace the year 1783. TM harbour is considered
the second beet in Finland, only yielding the palm to
Helsingfors. This intelligence bee not tailed to create
a gloomy feeling here, as the execution of the design
would become a standing threat to Sweden.
The same letters state that in c ineequenee of de-
nunciations to the authorities • number of perms
have been arrested in Finland. both in the towns and
country.
London, England, 1856-08-25

BESSARABIA.

A letter from the Black Sea states that nine of the
thirteen battalions of the 14th division of the army
of the south which occupied Ismail and the other
fortresses on the line of the lower Danube, had just
quitted the country. There remained only four batty
lions,whose departure was imminent. The Russian lien•
tenant-colonel who was wounded by the blowing up
of the Kin* fort was dead. Three of the soldiers had
also died from the injuries then received by them.

POLAND.

[The following moat be taken on the authority of
the Constigulionnel .1

It is positively stated that the Kin of Prussia, in
order to satisfy the desires of the Poles of his king-
dom, has resolved to create a special government for
the Grand Duchy of Poser, and to select a member
of the royal family for governor. It is said that
Prince Hohensollern-Sigmaringen, who now exc..
rims a commund at Dusseldorf, will accede to this
highdignity. When the Duchy of PONS was origi.
sally occupied by the Prussian., a special govern.
ment was promised to them, and Prince Anthony
Radsiwill, brother-in-law to Kiog Frederick William
the Fourth, wu designated, but the appointment wu
revoked during the revolution of 1831.

SWEDEN.

HAMBURG, AUGUST 22

The cholera has broken out with great severity at
Stockholm. It is said that General Bodin°, the R.
elan military envoy, is one of its first victims.

The eleotions in Sweden have returned to the Diet
a Liberal majority. The seesioa ensuing will be much
mmapied with railway projects. The government
propose@ a complete system of railways connecting
the North Sea with the Baltic, and the towns ot
Christiasi, Gottenburg, and Upsal, with the capital,
ate cost of 128,000,000ft'.

LATEST FROM IHE UNITED
STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

(BY NAGNITIC TILEORAPN.)
(TROY OUR OWN CORRIBRONDINT.)

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.

This morning the Royal Mail steamship Arabia
Copt. Stone, arrived off Point Lynam. She was to
leave Boston on the 13th inst., with the mails from
the United State, and British North America.

Her moils may be expected the first delivery in
Loudon to-morrow (Tuesday) morning.

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

(IT ELICTILIC TZLIORAPII
SOUTHAMPTON, SUND&T ETINING.
The Tagus has arrived with the Peninsular mailer
having left Lisbon on the 19th inst.
Lisbon and its neighbourhood Sr. tranquil. Cholera
still rape et Madeira.
There had been 488 deaths from cholera in Lisboa
sin* the last packet sailed.
Cholera has appeared at Cintra.
The Potteries, government has advertised for •
new lean of 1,300 eontos, to be represented in Six
per Ont. Bonds. The Bank of Portugal end several
private parties have loaned to the government 600
eontos on the security of the uncollected taxes, at
4 sad 5 per cent.
M. Bela and Baron D. Asda are in Lisbon an
Sauna business.
Fmehangs on Lisbon, 30 days, at 53?,.
Stock market animated. B►nk of Portugal shame,
I to 1 per cent. discount.
Fres -Gibraltar we learn that Prises William
Adalbart la rapidly rsooveriag.
London, England, 1856-02-14

111 TUN MAIM Or JOSHUA. 11011 ANDIIIIIOX.

This imalvest, whores cam was reported on a former mea-
sles, again appeared.
Mr. Dowse . pposed foe Miss Bwayslaad, n ecUolaistreas,
at Lewes ; end supportvd by Mr. &mood.
Blum the former bearing, the intotrent had taken sway
his two boys from Min Bwayaland's Belo& It was else
Meted os his behalf that Mts. Brown, who was in the sche-
dule ma a creditor had no chola ea his, as Mr. Cherie,
Mathews bad long since paid bar for the edscatioa cf the
insolent's daegbter.
Mr. Batgool represented the time the insolvent had been
is prawn and his repeat coadition.
The Chief Commlaeloosr held that the debt of Miss
Bwayskaad bad bees is caned without remosable expectation
of payment, and peuroanced a judgment of eight mouths
from the vesting order. An immediate discharge was ptc-
assased us to the ether creditor,.

Is 'VII MO Mr. Bargeed 'poled for • Mr. Its nu, and
Mr. Reed *spooned. The lawless% described !moult' u s
uterine et, ra4aider, ►ut evidence sae given that he gm
14 mat to Mr. aqua, who 11,d advanced mosey for the
boats....
Iho Curt held that the bravest was only • servant,
sad t'.. petition *mild sot to susieintd—being untrue.
The petition wu dismissed.
London, England, 1856-08-22

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette of the 17th contains royal
decrees, which accord the titles of Count de Is
Attains and Viscount Roe to General Ace de Olen°
and his heirs, and those of Count de la Pena del
Moro sad Viscount de Meson to Gen. Almon, Cap-
tain-General of Andalusia.

The same journal publishes a circular from the
Minister of the Interior to the governors of provinces,
in which he dates that the government, "sincerely
desirous to circumscribe, us much as possible, the
circle of extraordinary powers with which the fatal
come of events has invested it," had fully intended,
in spite of the recent disturbed state of the country,
to canoe the municipal elections to take place in ac-
cordance with the law at the beginning of Septem-
ber; but that it has ascertained that in consequence
of those disturbances it has not been possible to get
through the indispensable preliminary formalities,
and that therefore " the elections will be postponed
until further orders."

The band of the brothers Hierroe (who seem to
oome to life again, as often as the journals announce
their death) stopped on the 11th, near Valladolid, a
diligence from Burgos, and took from it a box con.
taming valuable jewellery, and another containing
2,000 dares (10,0001 V.), but they treated the pas-
sengers with the greatest politeness, and did not steal
their baggage, nor even the money which they had
about them. One of the band afterwards fell into
the hands of the Queen'. troops, and a sum of
7,800 real wee found on him.

There is a rumour, says the Espana, of the esta-
blishment by a Cuban and Spanish company of a
line of steamers between Spain and America.

ITALY.

NAPLES.

A letter from Naples of the 11th of August, says
that the representatives of the Pope and of the
Grand Duke of Tuscany, following op the course
alleged to have been taken by Austria, have ap-
pealed to the King of Naples to Duke some conces-
sions in order to avoid a quarrel with the Western
Powers. They have also applied to the Count
dell' Aquila and the King's brother the Count di Tra-
pani, engaging them to support these remonstranoes.
A Turin correspondent of the Independance of Bras-
, eels confirms this statement, and adds that the Italian
governments (with the exception of Piedmont, of
course,) are all alarmed at the situation of Naples.
It is believed that the King has received some
very disagreeable reports from the intendenti of the
prosiness of Cosecs*, Neggio, and Lecce. Orders
have been given to concentrate the Swiss troops in
the capital and the fortified places of the kingdom.
The government entertains very serious fears on
account of Sicily.
London, England, 1856-08-22

expenses connected with the confinement and re.
mcwal of prisoners.

The eldest son of the Print* de Canino has pre-
anted the Emperor Napoleon with a most valuable
work; it is the only existing copy of the statutes of
the order of the Golden Fleece, having the arms of
11411 the knights of the time of King Joseph, who
brought the volume from Spain.
General Falcon, who was to have taken up his
residence at Tours, has obtained permission to live at
Bordeaux.

The dispute between M. Francois Valletta and the
Orleans family, about the legal ownership of the
manuscript historical works of the late King Louis
Philippe, was adjudicated upon yesterday by the
Civil Tribunal of the Seine, which hu decided in
favour of the heirs of the late king.
London, England, 1856-08-22

AUSTRIA.

A Vienna letter, of the 17th, observes that for some
time past there hes been no Sardinian minister at
the Austrian court, nor any Austrian minister at
Turin; bat there has been • provisional chargé
d'affuires at Vienna on behalf of Sardinia, namely the
Marquis Centeno; now, he is going to take leave,
and only a secretary of legation will remain.
London, England, 1856-08-22

?RUSSIA.

A letter from Berlin, of the 18th, in the Patrie,
says:—" Conformably to the orders of his Majesty,
the President of the Council yesterday sent a des.
patch to London, in which he applied for the support
of the Beglish government in an expedition which
Prussia intended sending against the pirates of the
Riff. The Prussian government is the less disposed
to allow the late act of aggression to pass unpunished,
that in 1832 some Prussian merchant vessels were
surprised and pillaged on the same coast. Prices
Adatheft is expected to arrive at Berlin this week."
London, England, 1856-08-22

TURKEY.

A letter from Constantinople states that the
Turkish government hes decided that the fortifica-
tions of SiHanle, which have at different periods been
improved, shall now be completed on a regular
system.
The Augsburg Gazelle announces from Belgrade
that a sum of 5,000 000 piutres (about 1,230,000 fr.)
has just been sent to Constantinople by the Berrien
government, being the amount of a loan not bearing
interest which the latter had accorded to the Turkish
government, for the purpose of completing the elec-
tric telegraph between Constantinople and Belgrade,
by Balonice.
London, England, 1856-08-22

PIEDMONT.

The festival of Napoleon on the 15th of Angus,
wu celebrated at Turin, by the Italiu veteran, of
Napoleon's grand armee residing there, who dined
together, to the number of 150; a speech was de-
livered by Major Tossi, in which he reviewed the
great social benefits and civil reforms effected in
Italy under the French imperial rule, and at the
same time, the health of the King of Sardinia was
drunk with entlttuiutie loyalty.

The projected amalgamation of the Savoy railway,
or " Victor Emmanuel Company," with the Turin and
Novara Railway Company. excites much interest in
Piedmont; a bill authorising this measure is to be
laid before the Sardinian Cumbers which will
assemble on the 20th instant.
London, England, 1856-08-22

ROM AN STATES.

Four brigands were executed at Bologna on the
13th, being convic'ed of having murdered and robbed
a gentleman a few days before on the road to Ferrara.
On the night before the execution a house in the
very heart of Bologna was forcibly entered by a band
of armed ruffians, and pillaged of everything of
value it contained; and the very next morning a
physician was attacked and robbed at a very short
distance from Bologna.
London, England, 1856-11-07

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COUNT OF COMMON PLEAS.

ALIKAL,—”Wes Ammo cassewaLL, WILLIAM.
rAOArDM, wiLiss.
7111:111' D. LORD BROW/MOW 01011. —DIRORAROB DADA

THI INSOLTINT ACT.

This was an action against Lord 13roWalow Cecil to re
cover the eminnt of a promieenry note for 1,000!., end in-
tere.t, and at the trial Nikes Mr. Justice Willem. In London,
the iLay round a VittliCt lot the plaintiff for 1,3681.
Mr S,rjeant Bytes now moved to voter the verdict for
the defendant upon • point reserved The question wee,
whether Lord Brownlow Cecil had sofficieatly describell
the nt trio his schedule, 60 as to entitle him to be relieved
from :lability ander the Insolvent Debtors' Act. The pro-
mise, ry not* was dated the 9th of May, 1849, and wen
given to John Jackson Lea, who gartered it over to
the present plaietiff. The defendant, in his schedule, de-
scribed it se having been g yen to James Jackson
Les, and stated the debt to be " 1,0001., the amount
of my bond aiven by um to this creditor for 726/., money
lent by tie to me, conditiooed for the payment of interest
therms at the rate ofd per eent., until the principal is paid."
The errors in this description were is the came after the
payee, in de-eribing him as being the creditor, instead of
the pretest plaintiff, and in stating the Warmest to he a
bond, instead of • promissory note. The quake we.
whether this description was sufficient to release the de-
fendeht from his liablity to pay the debt.
Tbe court thought not, and refused to grant the rule.
Rule refused.
London, England, 1856-11-07

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MINER-THIS DAY,

Two o'CLottm.
The inquiries for home mining stocks being few,
and the news from the mining districts presenting no
feature of much interest, the market remains very
dull.
In the Stock Exchange to-day Rhymney bog
shares have been dealt in at 22 and 22i ; Santiago, at
2j and 21 (161. lbs. paid) ; and Cobra shares, at
63j and 63j.
Subjoined is a list olyesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange :
Alfred Comb, 4, f; Goasateak 26 ; Great Alfred,
9i; Great &dim, 261., 295. ; Lady Berths, 20,.; Wait
Beton, 3471, 3621; Wheal Grenville, 261.
In the Stock Exchange :
Soltridge Gomel., 2 7-16, 2 1146, I; Cabers Gaited,
te. 6d.
London, England, 1856-11-07

NATAL

The papers to the 29th August which have come to
hand dwell on the uneasimsi felt at the rapid in-
crease of the Kaffir population in the colony, and
speak of public indignation as kept alive by the re-
peated Kaffir outrages on young children and women.
The Nagai Mercury of August 29 contains reports of
no lees than three snob meet, and laments the dangers
to which European society is exposed by its position
in contact with a mass of polluting and brutish bar-
, barism. The Mercury is goaded to exclaim that
" The nonsense of equal laws and equal justice for
blacks and whites must be discarded, if either class is
to live peaceably in Natal ;" and then adds :

Oleos the foregoing was in type we learn that another
outrage ben been committed on an infant of the same age,
the daughter of a respectable ishabitatit of this town. TOL*,
diabolical species of crime (we beg the devil's pardon, he
never mink so low) has suddenly grown to so frightful ea
Week that ■niw something is dme et onto and resolutely
to stop it, there will be a rising ele masts, a war of ',ster
ilisation, on the part of the whim against the blacks. Out
human blood will boil over if this lower deep titan hell"
of crime is not purged wit► a torrent of its own brutal
blood. Yet we hear of a question of law being raised as to
the admissibility of the evidence—the artless confessions—

of the little ones, the victims and only witnessed' of the
outings'. Perish, we say, the law and its samintstraton, if
snob a miserable quibbling, inhuman doubt prtvail In
that case, Judge Lynch shall be quickly installed is the
prostituted seat of Justice, and the people will be "a lew
unto themselves." Bet we are permuted better things of
oar law and its administrators, though we thus write.
A number of honourable men organised themselves
on the 19th of August u the Natal Chamber of
Coinnisree.
London, England, 1856-11-07

NAPLES.

Accounts to the 3rd have been received by sea, at
Marseilles, from Naples. The King came to the
capital on the 30th ult., and held a council of Minis-
ters. An envoy bad left for Rome, charged with •
mission. He was expected to return to Oaeta on the
Bth. The French steam frigate Dachayla and an
English steamer were cruising off Naples, and had
exchanged salutes with the forts. Some of the
allows landed and walked about the city. It is said
that those vessels are to remain in observation, and
are to be successively relieved by others. There
was a report of the intended publication of different
decrees relative to administrative matters and to

puha works.
The followlog
_ _

from Vienna, dated

the 2nd, appear; in the Garman leeward de Frank-
fort:—" We learn from a good ewes that, with re-
gard to Nap* England is on the point of realising
a desire she has entertained for many year. This is
nothing lees than the occupation of a part of the
coast of Sicily with English troops, so as better to
exercise a surveillszee upon Italian affairs and the
complications which may arise. England will justify
this measure by the example of France and Austria
who have garrisons at Rome and in the Romagna.'

The Augsburg Gazette has the following from
Cracow, of the Sad :—" The prolongation of the occu-
pation of the Danubian Principalities and of the Black
Sea by the English has the consequeaos of causing
numerous corps of Russian troops to stay in Southern
Russia, in Podolia, and Volhynia. Up to the present
time, not one of the corps which left the Crimea has
appeared in the interior of Russia or in Poland. The
two divisions of gams/Ben which left the Crimea in
the spring, and which were to have gone to Moscow
for the coronation, did not arrive there, but have
remained in the south. Political reasons can alone
explain the retention of these large bodies of troops
ii the southern provinces.'
London, England, 1856-02-13

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, lire. 12.
His Exc..lleac, the Loed Liratasant hold • privy
muicii in puni in Castle yesterday. There were pre-
meet the Lore Chancellor, the Hight Hon. Geserel
Lord Beaton. G.C.8., the Chief Justice or the Cas-
son Plea" Judge Keating*, the Right Hoc. Mr.
Osnaissioser Hatehell, sod the Right Hon. A.
Brewster.

A cue in which Mr. Corry Camellia, iespeeter-
-17%1 of prisons, and formerly private secretary to
rl of Clarendon while Lord-Lieutenant of
Ireland, was defendant, was fined for bearing yes-
terday in the Court of Queen's Bata, but was
speedily adjusted. It was as actin fee libel, the
plaintiff being Mr. Tyrrell, a solicitor, against whom
in the case of Whyte o. Tyrrell, a verdict of 3001.
damages had been returned lest tars, and the libel
in qualm was a oopy of doggrel verses entitled the
Epilogue after the Trial, in which sepersions
were cut upon Mr. Tyrrell and his family, and
which verses, it was alleged, Mr. Cannella) had
shows to sonic friends at the Stephen's Orern club.
It appeared, however, that Mr. Connellia had only
received a single espy of the aforesaid scurrilous I
mere through the poet Asa emend copies being
circulated in the 5 way, and having been delivered
to hiss at the club, he merely skewed them to a few
friends who happened to be am him at the time, as
a matter of curiosity. An ettplematies of these ch.-
commence% and ea ezpitemiss of regret on the part
of Mr. Connellan fee haeleg amen the vain even
in this way, were deemed ample satisfaction, and,
with a statement to this effect to court, the ease ter-
minated.

Public curiosity was still more disappointed by the
timely adjustment of another cw which was to
lase followed io the same oonrt. It was an action
for breach of promise of marriage, brought by Dr.
Whitty, eivil engineer, against Mies Egerton War-
burton, which, on halt an hoar being allowed for the
wpm, after the case was galled, woe settled by
causal oat of court. The Doctor is said to have
received 1001. "compensation."
A local piper states that Mr. Ball, Under Seer.-
ter, kr the Dolomite, will be a candidate for the
weal of Sligo at the next election.
The bird Lieutenant has axed the first week in
March for the ceremony of laying the foundation
stone of the New National Museum Building of the
Royal Doblin Society.
A great deal of interest ls excited by an amateur
operatic performance, got up by the Marchioness of
Downshire, and to take place me the 23rd inst. in the
Ancient Concert Room; the proceeds to go to the
Irish Academy of Meek, which is about to be Te•
Tired. The opera chosen for the wagon will be
" Maritime."
London, England, 1856-02-13

PIEDMONT.

The Pimp*le of Tigris devotes a leader to the con-
sideration of the practical results of the present war,
declaring that Austria is the chief galore ea the case
now etas& It mays:

" Austria undoeitally gains hansenss advantages,
if not territory, on the Danube. It is also certain
that she increases bar Maumee in the Bast. In •
word, she galas all that Ramis loses. Now, it is
evident that every secession of strength to Austria
is • matter of @scions misoodasse to Piedmont I and,
atter all the latter has dome, can Lord Pahassulme
wish to be more Austrian than Lord Castlereagh P
Or can the government of Napoleon aspire to display
more deference to Austria than Louis XVIIL sad the
Duke of Richelieu r

Considerable excitement wee tweeted at the sitting
of the 9th of the Piedmont... Chamber of Deputies,
by Oa proems of Gees& de la Marmara, who wee
fondly ciwersd, and fee several minium earroanded
by a dew crowd of Formal friends eager to speak
to Ida. The bashing of the day was unimportant.

The Berlin 749, which has many titles to speak
oc behalf of the Premien goverment, said, on the
9th :—" It is still immix whether Prises will, or
wi•l not, take part in the conferenees which are to
apes at Paris on the 21st of this swath. Prussia
hesitate@ to wept the Ave propositions, with all the
obaigatiose they email, lest mime should become booed
by theme in ode of the felon of negotiations. At the
sere time it is certain that se peace will be flaally
coseluded to which Prussia is sot a party."

VIENNA, Paz 11.
Coast Bud will leave for Paris to-morrow. Prises
dertehakofflua taken o villa am Ilehatebruo for the
geoner. The impress has jut entered cm the sixth
south of her prepasey.

Tits NortUrn 800, whlok nbsista by the especial
fausr of the Russian court, puta forward as article
os the expected peace. The following is an extract :
If Clod rut u pow, we diall lake Measles, of It to
provide Ruda with nlorays. If every beds" prtprletor
would isnot eve salver maths per anion fir rani of bb
serfs la railway stank, I. is *boa the years tba sun dos
sited tuna 'lsom sill'oso at sorb wooed smut to 660
name of nine mains. Au es sumo assmst ! Lee the
weesbuts, toe, slow a radium to persbne sup, ase tbo
set lef minim" bowies the sea-nests will speedily
opproei& waspleticw. Ruda will *ea be we
lieu Halm teat sew is at rant. It now,
lakes twenty-tin bean to get to Yeasaw, a die
t 0... of 007 mots) at the nano speed wo doll tasyst
bon IS Petenbrag a illnplaseopel (2,081 ant.), ad to
Astresbait (2,071 mite) is four days. and got Si Issas is
taw tbled rf ay. lis us wash of the artessemies reapestrac
tho emus arras of nurriusrliee, but oast a delight It will
be, wheel oat t raw weeps al taw esmileisos of war sea he
talus has ono spot es swam almost Mks the wke. to a
spas ussasse by tb. messy Ihr lausace, suppose's we
shield On bore any escudos,. All this mood will lo
15... but we must solo the be/Wasp. "elute Wholesale
am arearly pesulteol to 'coalesce nada, sod that is ell we
west. Tbs cud Wart! Aaseiseas will terdlelly seat so
aspplylng ea wish *UM eligfiller. slid sanihaw
London, England, 1856-02-13

TURKEY.

One of the Paris papers publishes a letter from
Constantinople of the 31st ult., offering an explana-
tion of the intended visit of the Sultan to Lord Strat-
ford de Radcliffe:

On the 29th Lord Red.cilliffteheatlentabb.letewtha.georausadortnnt:
catlatatilhilistEnaeeagskileedsp.'loeumr"fbawerdomltit-,be Fthoretetaiakfoafvodrr thil'egClbhrise coatis;
to?elatione of Turkey. On leaving the diaper table the
eraferenete held a attar, and oostasued together until •
late hour at night. The grand council has approved of all
the concessions made by the mioiatere, ad the Salmis has
promiaed his auction One article oeuy out of the 21 gave
rue to any serious observations on the pert of the Milli9(1111.
sad bee not yet been dually adopted. It is one which alp
regards tem Turk% who will be by it legally prmitted to
chases Pleb relight sad embrace Christiaaity. Oblations
wore wade le that mune, bet the English ambassador a
loalaed Sou, sad sopeweed blast( he smell a way se to hays
&admen ate what he was resolved to have. The clarion.
p7ared on this ground, may be attended with serious cones-
earners, sad no one an eon now say positively how it
will be settled. The c inference, in fact. broke up without
toning to any eoncluston on the twat. The nr,nisterw,
feeling disaathiled at the in which Lord Stratfoed
de Radcliffe treated them at the c nference, La I nearly
made e p their mind nt tto attend the (mei bail 'hid' was
110 take place in the naming of the 31st at the H. gliab en-
! buoy. The noble lord, he,ng icfaincd of their Sanitise.
et
once devised a means of daunting it, sod that was to ha-
lere the Salton to h -moor the P.* wilt his presets.. At-
coedit ply, hie lordeb p went to the palace on the eam
of the Milt, witboat mit% any of the ministers °offb2
iatest:os. He foetid the Selran alone, end st owe invited
Ida Mahone, alleging in suppmt of his rcqurst that the Es.
peror of the Fee ch had had, bees present at • ball giver
by Lord Cowley at Pair. The Sultan, taken thee unaware%
could not refuse, and a be will h. present for the first limo
al;:isteeth,v3patalbel bithamvisititenol.sitce.A:f.teetrtahtCh.h4itscryppriCas.id,...ttotii;mhhotheiiestihi;ehbanormslaet4.l
gives by the French aorbamador in a few days. As Keg-
hob emissary, named Hamilton, who, it Is rid. played an
importast pert in the lee disturbances is the nosey a
Trip ill, lass jut bora 'net el. Papers were &sad on Ids
erli.ete prove that be was is constant eerreeposdeace with
the »bele.
London, England, 1856-06-23

SPAIN.

MADRID, Jona 21.
The government has made a cabinet question of
M. Puerta del Bol's motion. M. de Escosura, the
Minister of the Interior, has made a speech in the
Cortes in his own justification, which was received
with repeated cheers. Espartero's ministry is con-
solidated by this parliamentary triumph.
_ _

The Queen has.beea unwell since the 19th. Yes-
terday she wu bled, and ells afterwards had a infs.
carriage•

THE SOUND DUES.

BERLIN, Jusi 21.

•
Thanks to the mediation of Russia, an arrange-
ment has been concluded between Denmark and
the United States, in virtue of which a provisions'
toll convention will remain in force till June 1857.
The Sound Dees will be collected under this conven-
tion as formerly.

THE CRIMEA.
London, England, 1856-06-23

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Or mamma= vaLsoaara.)
(MOM ours OWN CORSESPONDINT.)
LIVERPOOL, MONO*\.
Yesterday evening, the Royal Mail steam-ship
Africa, which set out from New York on the I Itk
inst. with the mails from the United Sate, act'
British North America, arrived in the river Mersey,
bringing 167 passengers, with nearly a milieu of
dollars, and the usual mails.

In the Senate the member for Illinois had intro-
dewed a bill for the pacification of Kansas. It sire.
ply proposes to abolish the territorial government of
liansas and the laws passed by its legislature, and
extend over the distracted territory tte government
and laws in force in Nebraska, Atter a sharp dis.
cession, the bill was referred to the Committee on
Territories. Mr. Crittenden had proposed another
pleb. suggesting that the President send General
Scott to take command of the troops.
Doubtful accounts from Kansas irate that the Free
State tortes had burnt the town of Bernard, destroy-
ing from 12,000 dole. to 15,000 dole. worth of pro-
perty. The town of Franklin was captured by the
Abolitionists, after a desperate Lett, in which three
Pro-slavery men were killed. Other fatal coconut.
ere are reported. Governor Shannon had issued a
proclamation ordering all the unauthorised military
companies to disperse, and warning outside parties to
keep away from the territory, as he had sufficient
force to enforce the laws and protect the citizens.
The nomination of Mr. Buchanan and Mr. Brock-
enridge for the Presidential position had been ratified
by Democratic mass meetings at Philadelphia and
other places.
The New Jersey Know Nothing Conventioa hod
recommended Commodore Stockton for the Presi-
decry.

NEW YORK, Jews 11.
There has been a fair de,. ree of activity in the
stock market during the past fortnight, accompanied
by some improvement in prices, attributable to the
increasing abundance of money and the wholesome
aspect of finaccial matters.
The dismissal of the British minister did not
check the upward tendency, its effect having been
felt in anticipation during the previous fortnight.
In State stocks, with the exception of Californian
Sevens, there has been a general advance.
Of railroad stocks the sales have been large et
rather irregular prices. The supply of money has
been in excess of the demand, and the rate of Tote.
rest has had a downward tendency. It is at 7 to 6
per cent. on call for loans.
In exchange a fair business has been done.
Bills on London were quoted 94 to 9:i per cent. pre.
mium; and on Paris, sfr. 171 c. to qtr. 161 c. for 60
days, sad sfr. 121,c. short.
The cotton-market is eFghtly firmer at previous
rates.

Floor is quoted 10c. to 15c. higher.
Prices of wheat are about the same as last noted.
There is an active demand for pork at an advance of
75c. to 87;c. on mess, and 1 dol. 23c. on prime. The
iron market is quiet. Freights to Great Britain are
firm and active.
London, England, 1856-06-23

IBBLAND.

DUBLIN, Jaws 21.
'IPPERARY BANK.—TUB ENGLISH MANE-
HOLDERS' CASE.

The important judgment delivered yesterday by
the Muter of the Elie, her not crested all the sensation
that might have been expected, the drift of it, as I intimated
several drys mace, having been anticipated from the very
obvious effect which the development of the infamous eye-
' tem of freed under investigation m►de on his Hosiour's
mind la the course of the argument.
There is little probability that this judgment will
In set aside in any other snort, but the official
manager will in all likelihood feel himself constraiaed
to appeal to the Lord Chaneellor, and, if the two Irish
equity judge, agree, the matter will end ; but it must also
be remembered that, although this judgment liberates the
English shareholder., as between them end their fellow-
shareholder., it will not protect them from actions at the
suit of the creditors of the bank, • point upon which the
Meeter of the Roils said that he gave no opiates.
The proceediege ye-terdsy were re-stated by the Ealicitor-
General and the Crown B.ilicitor, on the part of the Crown ;
and it is naderatood that step. for a criminal prAeoution
have been set on foot.

The Cork Szeneseser mentions the following affecting sir-
commence as an " incident of the war :"—" A few Sundays
since • young and interesting country girl, plainly but
neatly dreiseed, was standing amongst a group of anxious
and agitated ropier, on the steam packet quay, evidently
awaiting the arrival of the London boat, which, it was
expected, would bring home a p,rtion of the troo?e re-
turnip' from the Crimes. As the boat approached the
quay the young woman of whom we speak recognised him
for whom she evidently was anxiously and impatiently
waiting, and in • few minutes wes reeegnised in return.
Kind end tiodly greetiege pored between them, the young
women waved • cordial and heartfelt welcome, and her tins-
hand acknowledged her salutations. When the ship touched
the quay, she rushed on board, and eagerly making her
way to thy place where ha stood, she reached out her head
to bid him welcome again to home and friend., when the
poor fellow faltered for • moment, unable to r pram his
emotions, turned away from hrr and buret into tears—both
arms bed been shot away! Tee poor woman hid her lice
in her handkerchief, and retired to the side of the ship,
where she .odd indulge her grief without eteetvation, and
many of the spectators who happened to wltneee the scene
were almost as deeply affected for the moment.
_•

_
DUBLIN, SUNDAY.
In the forgery cue upon the Gnat BJut,ern Railway
Conspeey, the Chief Baron and Mr. Jostles Keogh eat in
the Cenaminion Court yesterday for this trial of " Jesse
Knighting" for forgery. The trial lasted from 10 o'circk in
the siontieg until 9 30 last night, when the jury rammed
into court with a verdict of Guilty. Upon the first count
the Chief Buon prefaced the sentence of the court with an
,nspreselve m , end concluded by pronouncing sentence
th.t the convict should be condemned to six year.' penal
servitude.
London, England, 1856-06-23

BELGIUM.

The Emancipation of Brussels announces that the
Minister of Finance of Belgium has signed the sta.
totes of a Credit Mobilier Company for that country,
with a capital of 30,000,000 f. in 500 f. shares. Itchy
that only 8.000,000 f. of the capital will be reserved
for the public, M. de Rothschild having takes
8,000,000 f., NI. Bieschoff.heim 7,000,000 f., and other
great capitalists the rest. The president of the
bawd of directors is M. Liedts, who is at prevent
Governor of Brabant.
London, England, 1856-04-11

MONBY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoom.

The funds have experienced a further reduction of
Ito per rent today, owing chiefly to the belief
that the forthcoming return of the Bank will ex-
hibit a considerable falling off in the stook
of bullion. Cowls were comparatively steady
in the earlier part of the morning, but
have since declined to 921 to 93 for money, and 931
to 1 for the Bth of May. The Three per Ceuta. Re-
duced have been dealt in at 911 to 921 ex div.; the
New Three per Cents. at 921 to 93/ ex dlv.; Bank
Stook at 214 ex div.; Exchequer Bills, March, at
4s. pram. ; ditto, June, at 3s. to Is. die.; Exchequer
Bonds, at 94 to 1; and India Bonds at 3s. die.
Fere*, Stooks are in several oases flatter, cepa
oially Turkish Six per Cents, which have
been sold from 991 down to 981 ex. div.,
and Mexican Bonds, which are marked 221 to
1. Peruvian Three per Cents. have been dealt
in at 66; Portuguese Four per Cents. at 49; Russian
Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 96; Sardinian at
961; Spanish Deferred Three per Cants. at 241;
Venezuela Active at 281; Datoh Four per Cent. Cor-
ti/cake at 931 to 941 ex div.; and Brezilian Old
Five per Cents. at 991 ex div.
The whole of the gold ex the Red Jacket, amount-
ing to upwards of 400,0001., has been sent into the
Bank, the demand on French aoooant having owed.
It is known, however, that the shipments to the
Rest of gold drawn from the Bask have daring the
list fortnight been very heavy. This drain, which is
partly in connexion with the Turkish loan, and partly
induced by other government requirements in that
quarter, will tend to induce the Bank to postpone the
abrogation of its 7 per cent. charge for 80 to 96
days bills. The demand for money, which is
stimulated by the new foreign undertakings now in
imam i ofintroduction into this market, will also
operate in the same direction.
The Tamar has taken oat for the Braze its 43,0001. in
specie, beside' 30,0001. in jewellery
The adrioes received by the Turkish Gas Company
from Conetana=aaere described ea highly satiate°.
tory, and as every prospect that the finnan
will be obtained. shares were quoted to-day I
to I prem.
The meeting of Mr. W. 0. Young's creditors took
place yesterday; Duncan Dauber, &q., in the chair.
Mr. J. R. Coleman, the ao3ountant, read the follow-
ing statements of liabilities and assets:
co. z e. L
By owl below la Yoh IS 6 10
sae Amu or mesa • •
Debtors la eWp boeldas Nom* 6,110 0 0
Ditto womb
lacunas seweetth--
=retie stew the palate hod tabs up their

%SU 0 0
1.6010 0 0
277 0 0

11,107 1 10
1,110 0 0
London, England, 1856-04-11

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTIES.

Mesta Entrada (Bpan6h 11;rgoe17iroenaardenas, with molasses.
took lire thiiroosping in Victoria flarbour, ant waa mailed; the
damage to the Tomei is tot winos ; that to the cargo haa wit se
yet keen aserrtained.--Ureecoek. April 10.
Washington, arrived here 'wards, from Ban Felipe, is the ship dtat
pawed through et. Michael's goads, March le, with endse mm
down. her grew being of Dour? April 10.

LITISPOOL CIRPS AT 1,0113011 Pons—Pandora, at CALIVISgen;
Greeted (a), at Coootandeople; Eger,lli, at Smyrna; Lubeck, at
Triads; Marge* at 'Javan.; Dater, and tria, at tha Halvoet ;
Clamor (a), at Malta; Argentina. Dazing, and Catnerma, at
Gibraltar.

The Report at the A. Z., from New Tack, being oink, poet of Lira•
pool is laceretat.

THE AIIIITIALTAN PAIL CONIMACT.—Both the Paula-
anise end Oriental and Royal hisil steam pinket ampoules lave ten.
dered to the government for the conveyanee of the Australian male.
The terms on void a various pants bare agreed to couvey them
vary tram 00,0001. to I nt,tAMI. • year. It IS MA improbable that one
of the routes will be by wiy ot Point de Odle. Already there is a
mail communication between Point on (Mlle and England. wWels is
reacted In thirty three dye. Power al eteaoset a put on between that
pltme sod Anatolia would complete a line of exumuntoadon between
Idelboorns and England that might be traremed is a to less time
than has ever been dam yet. It will take earns time to prepare
Diego Ganda fora manganese. A Itehtliouse will have to he crated
and • mall colas, moot to formed there before aeon be done. TM
quickest mirage than has ever been made between Australis and
Eftland,both by steamers and by a combiaatlon of wail and Steam has
bees made by way of Ceylon. The erect defect is the last I bananas
mall communicatke by way of India wry that too anal Canal
were used between Olaispare and (Ids's.