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The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-30

IIONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY•)

Oise o'CLoci.
The stock markets opened this morning with
a better appearance, and Consols advanoed 1-16 to
per cent., the figures published with reference to
the remarkable expansion of British trade being
regarded as very satisfactory. In the absence of busi-
ness, however, a reaction has since occurred, and the
English funds are now quoted the same as yesterday.
British railway stocks are firm, at an improvement
in several instances. Very few transactions are
reported in foreign bonds, and the movements in
prices are quite unimportant. In the market for
ad financial shares a reduction of 7s. 6d. has occurred
od
in London Financial.
The applications for discount to-day are not
numerous, but large amounts of money are changing
hands, as usual at the ends f the year. The rate
for the best paper is 7 pecent. The charge for
short loans on English government securities is also
7 per cent.
Coasols are now quoted 87 to I, ex die., for
money, and 87 3-16 to 5-16, for January 9.
Foreign stocks are quiet, and prices generally
unchanged. Brazilian scrip ban risen t per
cent., while Turkish Bonds of 1865 have
declined to the same extent. Some of
the present quotations are subjoined, viz.
—Greek, 15t to 16 ; Turkish Five per Cents.
of 1865, 41/ to 42k ; Spahish Passive, 27i to 28 ;
ditto Certificates, 15 to 4 ; Confederate, 6 to 8 ;
Brazilian scrip, 1 to ji prem. ; and Mexican, 24
to t.
Illinois Railway shares are in demand, and have
improved t per cent., the present quotation being
781 to 79k, ex div. Erie are quoted 57t to g, and
ad 5-20 Bonds, 63 to t.
The Seine has arrived from the West Indies with
292,0001. in specie.
International Financial shares are now quoted
15-16 to 1 1-16 prem. ; General Credit, 2 3-16 to 5-16
prem. ; London Financial, 4t to t prem. ;
Impe-
rial Mercantile, 24 to prem. ; Credit Foncier
and Mobilier of England, 3k to / prem.,
ex all; Overeni, Gurney, and Company, 64 to
London, England, 1865-09-18

THE OVERLAND MAILS.

---
CALCUTTA, CHINA. AM AUSTRALIAN HEAVY
MAI

GIBRA.LTAB, Barr. 17.
The Ceylon left here at 11 am. yesterday for
Southampton.
OUTWARD BOMBAY MAILS.
The Panjors, from Southampton, on the 12th
instant, reached Gibraltar to-day, 17th, at noon,
I and leaves at 10 am. for ♦lexandria.
London, England, 1865-09-18

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Monies =sawn.)
ELEVATION OF HERR VON BISMARCK
TO THE RANK OF COUNT.

MULLIN, Barr. 17..

Fier von Biamarek was yesterday elevated to the
rank of oount, and received a long visit of congratu-
lation from the King.

The King, accompanied by the Crown Prince,
left to-day for Nareebnrg.

AUSTRIA.

VIISITNA, ZIPT. 17.

The official Wiener Zeitung contradicts the ru-
mour that the government intends to establish in
the German provinces of Austria a system of pro-
vinoial self-government similar to that of the Hun-
garian Oomitate. The offioial journal, at the same
time, however, wishes it to be understood that the
government is nevertheless favourable to provincial
self-government, although not in the form repre-
sented by the Hungarian Obergespans.
London, England, 1865-09-18

TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE.

At Stafford, on Saturday, George Tavertior, $
reeptatable young maa, about 21 years of age, was ex-
amined before the meaty magiarstee am the oharge of at.
tempting to warder his sister, Knee Taverner, sged 23
yems. The moo:rens, errand masiderable intereit la the
neighbourhood, sad great sympathy war manifested towards
the mother sad Mr. Gthdky, the stsp-father el the so.
timed, who hoe epos as estate of their own at Wieldier
mom, near Stafford. It appears &Mon Tuesday the accused
was drinking at • pnbile-Itosas ia the seighboorhood of
Wespinraces from about three be the afternoon till
mess in Me seeming, whoa he west home the worse for
liquor. His mother (Mrs. Grindley) wished him to
cagutmo bed, but he marls sae al some harsh
a, sod threateasd to shoot bar. She went
sway and asked Mr. Labours, aid clerk is one of the
taxisipmaster's ofHor ia Chancery, who is oa a visit to Mn.
Orindley's, to go sad look alter the sososed,who is the mean-
time took • doable-barreled gun, which was loaded at the
time, from a cupboard, sad west lobo the grounds adjoin-
ing the boom. Mr. Labours did as Mrs. Grindley
requested, and to going along • lag sear the home saw the
sauteed getting over a gate Into the rood. Mr. Labours
walked towards him, and was wtthia about fifty yardo of
him when the mooed said, "Stead book, or elm 1 will
shoot you." Mr. Leyboorn said, "Yon won't shoot me,
will you, George?' bat the latter said he world shoot him
or any me ales. Mr. Labium was Marais; to the house
when he met Miss Ellen Trimmer, who walked towards her
brother George and raid, " You will let me peat won't
you," to which he replied that he would sot. The gun wao
then at his shoulder, and Mr. Laybouro said to Niel
Temsroor, "Oh, do oome away, or he will Moot
you." Mies Taverner and Mr. labour' tarsal
round, aid were going away, when the second fired both
barrels of the sus. the two Ards taking effect In the foot
and beak of his sister. She was seslated into the home of
• setchboar, • surgeon was seat for, sod she was afterwards
sufficiently recovered to be able to be removed to the house
of her stepfather. The armasd. after be bad fired the
gm 4 ran up to his wounded Water and Mr. Labours, and
implored forgiveness. Ho was gives into custody, and
from expressions be made U. of it would seem that any
hatentioa be might have bad to do mischief was towards
his mother. He was remanded for further examination till
Wednesday next. It is satisfactory to Imo, that the
young lady's worm& are act oomidered dampens, and
that there is every probability of bar memory.
London, England, 1865-09-18

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London, England, 1865-09-18

SHARE LISTS.--(TRIS D 474

two ceOuvi.
The railway market is dull to-day, and a decline
ranging from to } per cent. has taken place is
Metropolitan, London and North Western, Mid-
land, and Great Eastern stooks.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
1244 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 68 to },
ex div. • Midland, 128 to ex div. and ex
new ; Lllnoashire and Yorkshire, 1311 to 4, ex
div. ; South Eastern, 811 tei 32, ex div. ; Metro-
-1391 to 140, ex div. ; Great Northern,
133 to 134, ex div. ; ditto A, 152 to 4, ex
div. ; London and South Western, 97 to 4,
en div. ; Great Eastern, 481 to o-
; and Caled
nian, 131} to 1324, en div.
Foreign and colonial railway securities exhibit 403°31
no variation of importance. Bombay and Baroda ski
and Great Western of Canada are inquired for, Ilk
while Grand Trunk of Canada and Great Luxem-
bourg show dulness. •••
OLDINAZIr MUMS ANDITOCIE.

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London, England, 1865-01-24

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by Connie Tryon. The late Primo Commit had grated
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Della : and carried unanimously: Padstow should be canal the Albert Edward. after the
That the report and soccanuta uow read be received and ft.."( Wake. 0. the vary day (Nov, 9, 1882) that hie
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London, England, 1865-03-16

the rest put together. This was the society
of the Jesuits. The speaker said this society was
prohibited by the French laws, and he called upon
the government to enforce the law.
The Archbishop of Pa. explained the state of
affairs, and said that if the organic laws determining
the relations between the state and the church did
not exist, it would be necessary to make them, but
as they misted it was necessary to observe them.
The Archbishop spoke in a conciliatory sense, and
recommended an understanding between the Em-
peror and his Holiness.
It is stated that an article will appear in the
Covutitutionnel to-morrow, oounaelling the mutual
appeasement of religious passions, and expressing a
hope that the address will be voted unanimously by
the Senate.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, lima 15.

The Austrian reply to the Prussian demands lays
stress upon the common possession of the Duchies
by the two great German powers, agreed upon in
Art. VIL of the late treaty of peace. The claims
of Prussia are generally declined, as their positive
necessity for the defence of the northern frontier in
Germany cannot be admitted.
Further negotiation is not asked for, although
the despatch, very friendly in its tone, and fully
appreciating the value of the alliance, allows it to
he perceived that another proposal is desired. As
it was evident from the Prussian despatch that it
was not to be regarded as the ultimatum, so it is
also apparent from the Austrian note that the door
is by no means to be considered closed to future
agreement. _

No counter proposals have yet been made by
Austria, but such are now under discussion,
although some time may pass before they are
drawn up.
The party of Count Schmerling is anxious to come
to an understanding with France, advocating
alliance with the minor States and rupture with
Prussia. _ .

Count Mensdorff strongly opposes these views.
It is expected he will prevail, as the Emperor of
Austria and the King of Prussia are firmly resolved
not to dissolve the alliance. Even at the eleventh
hour the governments will be forced to come to an
;reement, as they have already done in the Cue-
[nation.

PRUBSLA.

BERLIN, 11Aacn 15.

It is believed here that Austria will, after all,
consent to the annexation of the Duchies, provided
she receives a guarantee from the Germanic Con-
federation of all her present possessions.
The project of annexation has for the present
been given up, because Russia decidedly opposes
the plan ; and France encourages its prosecution
with the intention of subsequently putting in a
I claim for compensation, as in the case of Nice.
1 M. Benedetti is negotiating in this sense.

SWITZERLAND.

THE INTERNATIONAL SANITARY TREATY.

BERNE, MARCH 15.

The Federal Council has prolonged the delay for
the accession of the different European govern-
manta to the Sanitary International Convention
from the 22nd March to the 22nd June.
London, England, 1865-03-16

!VIM t\s

can be no doubt that the gkeitgiiii 'meat
clerks, or servants a share in meats is an
meat generally beneficial to all partied, famishing to
the subordinates an interest in mooed% and enabling
the superior to buy that interest at a rate which
he can most easily afford to pey. But it could
only be bought with fear and trembling when it
was uncertain whether the giftmight not prove •
fatal one, and bring ruin in place of reward. The
concluding provision respecting the allowing to the
widow or child of a deceased partner an annuity
out of the profits is also not only merciful but
advantageous. It will frequently enable a busi-
mass to be carried on which otherwise must have
been dissolved by the withdrawal of the deceased
partner's capitaL The amendment of the law
which is proposed is indeed only • corollary of the
admission of the limited liability principle, and
necessary to enable private enterprise to compete
with joint-stock limited liability companies. It
will enable mon to carry out their real intentions
free from arbitrary and useless restraints which
give no safety to the public. Every one who is
known to the public as a partner will still be liable
as a partner, but those who secretly furnish capital,
or who only give their services, will not be in-
volved in the possibility of losing their all when
the unexpected discovery that they had an interest
in the concern is made.

tazinars swamis.),
SPAIN.

PROTEST AGAINST TEE NEW PRESS LAW.
31ADRID, Macs 16.
A protest against the new press law has been
published, signed by the editors of twenty-two
Madrid journals. The Democracies and Pueblo
publish a manifesto of the Democratic Committee
demanding political, individual, commercial, indus-
trial, and religious liberty, based upon universal
suffrage. The manifesto further demands equality
of all men before the law, administrative decen-
tralisation, the abolition of the conscription, and
the arming of the national guard. It rejects, how-
ever, all socialist ideas.
London, England, 1865-03-16

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.

13OUTHAIIPTON, XAsca 16.

The Royal Mail Company's steam-ship Teo
manian, with the above mails, has arrived. She
brings 76 passengers, 1,239,171 dots. in specie, and
1,984 packages of cargo, chiefly cotton, cocoa, and
indigo.
The Tasmanian left St. Thomas on March L
She experienced strong north-easterly winds and
high seas from the Western Islands.
On the 13th inst. she spoke the ship Mary
Hardy, outward bound.
The articles of treaty between Spain and Peru
have been published at Lima. The bases of ar-
rangement do not differ from the &dykes sent by
last mail. The settlement met with much disap-
proval among the people, and the old angry feelings
against Spain bitterly revived. On the sth a party
of officers and men landed at Callao from the
Spanish fleet. The Spaniards were badly treated
in the streets, and the officers having taken the
train to Lima, the excitement there became
formidable. The mob was fired upon by the troops,
many being killed and wounded. Callao and Lima
were three days under martial law. A plot bad
since been discovered for a revolution to overturn
the present government. Fm-Preeident Castilla
and other influential parties were arrested.
It is reported that Admiral Pareja will insist
upon heavy damages for these outrages.
The British war vessels Leander and Shearwater
were at Callao.
From Chili the political news is unimportant. The
harvests have been very plenteous, and large
ports of wheat and flour will this season be shipped
to all parts of the world.
At Valparaiso exchange was quoted 461 d. per
dollar.
Her Majesty's ships Sntlej, Clio, and Alerte
were at Valparaiso.
The governments of Guatemala and Nicaragua
had issued decrees prohibiting intercourse, com-
merce, and relations with Costa Rica.
Honduras continued subject to revolutionary con-
vulsions, with the object of displacing President
Medina, and of putting Vice-President Xatrnch in
his stead. Martial law had been proclaimed. The
Congress opened in Nicaragua on January 29. The
situation of the country was satisfactory. The coffee
' crop in Costa Rica was good, and that of San Sal-
vador in advance of former years. The cotton crop
in the latter republic was abundant.
Two ships from the Clyde bad arrived at Callao
L with materials for constructing an iron floating
I dock.

--__
Her Majesty's ship Dolman, Admiral Hope, ar-
rived at Demerara, on the 15th ult, and met with
London, England, 1865-03-16

L&W INTELLIGENCE.

EQUITY COURTS.—BLeson 15.
(Before the Lord Chasmllor.)
nit Tin OZNNIAL SWAM STOCK COMPANY.
In this cue an application was made to review an order of
the Muter of the Rolls appointing Mr. Chattsris official
liquidator, and Mr. Quitter, the amounisnt, creditors' re-
presentative, in the winding up of this oompany, on the
posed that fresh evidence had been obtained sines the
order of the court below bad been nude.
The Lord Chancellor, however, directed the matter to be
set down for rehearing before the Muter of she Rolls, cm-
less his Honour preferred the whole matter on the new wt.
duos to cisme before the Overt of Appeal.
Later in the day Mr. Robinson stated that it had been
agreed that the appointments which had been made should
stand.
The Attorney-Oenenl, Mr. Ohms, Mr. Jere% Mr. Ed-
die, Mr. Cotton, and Mr. W. F. Robinson wan counsel in
the claim

IN NI WOOD AND alnlnvooD, AND Of THS SZPARATZ
&STA= OF WOOD, BI PANTS NATOW.—SANENUPTCY.
This wee en appeal from an order of Mr. Owarnimiener
Saunders at Birmingham, refusing to annul a deed of deso-
lation of partnership between Memos. Wood and Greenwood.
The partnership began in October, 1861, in the boatmen of
ooalmosters and brickmakers, at Tatou:will, and in a year
from thence the firm wee embarrassed, sad borrowed 1,5001.,
and in November, 1863, a trader debtor summoos for 2601. was
lamed spinet them, arreisl writs being deo out agaiest titan.
In the following December attempt+ to arrange their dial.
Quite* having failed, it was arranged that Wood should
take all the estate and liabilities of the firm, and pay off
the debts within three ears. On the 24th of December a
petition for adjudication in beakiruptcy was presented
against the partings, and an application mode to the com-
missioner that thedeed of dissolution of partnership should
be declared void against creditors of the joint estate, and
that the separate estate of Wood was to be liable to the
joint debts. The oommiesioner refused the application,
and hence the present awal.
Mr. Baron and Mr. Do were for the appeal ; and Mr.
Daniel sad Mr. Fry coatis.
The cans was not ocersinded.
London, England, 1865-03-16

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

DIARoa 16.
(Bidore the Judy Ordiairy.)

Dr. Spinks for the petitioner.
The marriage took place at Coventry in June, 1862, and
the cohabitation lasted till July, 1863, when the petitioner,
who wee the wife of a chemist, separated from the respond-
ent on moment of his violence. She stated several occasions
on which he had beaten her, one of them being when a new
staff drams bad been brought home for her. He said that
he would knock all the good looks out of her, and then she
would not want new clothes. 11 was the oily new dress
she had while she lived with him, sad he did cot pay for it
after ell. Evidence of adultery having been gives,
The Court made a decree nisi with costs.

CLAIR V. CLARK, PERRIN, AND CUNLYS.
Dr. Spinka sad Mr. Searle for the petitioner ; Dr.
Wenzhou sad Mr. Pritchard for the respondent ; Mr. hider-
wick for Penis ; and Mr. A. Ifoldsworth for Canine.
The pititbex, a clerk in the Post-office at Gloucester,
mar led the respondeot in 1856, and lived with her there
till 1859, when he was removed to London. Some time
afterwards the respondent eloped, and she was subsequently
traced to Greenwich, where she was found to be looping a
grocer'' shop under the name of Haggle. The co-mersaa-
deists were, the one a 'bus conductor, and the other a tra-
veller to a wholesale grocer at Deptford. A servant
named Arrommith was called, who stated that Perrin
came frequently to see the respondent, and that once he
had slept at the house. During his visits the witness often
left him with her mistress for several hours at a time. The
repondent had many other visitors, especially a foreigner
called George the Peruvian and a man who wee called Chip,
but who was really Cumin. Arrowsmith stated that
there was but one bed in the house, and that when
Comity came they all three slept together. Once George
the Peruvian end Cumin' both slept with the respondent,
and on that occasion witness had a mattress in soother
room. The next morning Perrin came, and finding the
young men there was very angry. A scuffle ensued, in the
course of which Perrin struck the respondent across the
eye with an umbrella. Further evidence of adultery was
also given.
There were a great number of recriminating pleas, but
they were all abandoned; and the jury found for the hus-
band.
Decree nisi, the question of costs being reserved.
LOH= (PALSILT CALLED DENIS) V. DENIS.
Dr. Spinka, for the petitioner, Elizabeth Lusher, who
prayed for a declaration of nullity on the around that when
she was menial to Thos. Denis, in 1851, he had a wife
already. He was a builder. The first marriage was in
1833. He had liied with his brit wile at Hyde for four
or five Team, after which be deserted her. He afterwards
married Miss Lusher la London.
Declaration was prayed, with costs.
London, England, 1865-03-16

FA, DISNEN S LAND COMPANY.--(TDIS DAY.)

This afternoon the fortieth yearly general meet-
ing of the shareholders wee held at the offices of the com-
pany, 6, Great Winchester-street. The chair was taken by
Mr. Bluth Bum.
The report said that the advice' received from the colony
showed a gradual tendency to improvement in she oom-
pany's property. The new wharf and jetty at Emu Bay bad
been completed, and increased facilities for bringing pro-
duce down for shipment were likely to be afforded by the
constmetice of • tramway intended to connect the
wharf with the agricultural districts in the interior.
The remittances from the colony very much exceeded
those of the preceding year, sad the financial paid= of the
company was eouesquently improved. There was a con-
Womble diminution In the arrears for land. The re-lettings
had been completed, and • few new ones added, by which
the estimate of the rental for 1863 was brought up to above
3,9001.—en increase ever the former amount, which led the
directors eoefideetly to expect, at the uotuil period, •
dividend at least equal to that of lad year. gg
The CHArRNAN moved the adoption of the report and as- 10
counts, without making any remarks.
A diseurion ensued with regard to the expenditure in St.
London, which some proprietor oonsidered too large. us
Mr. ENTOUT, a director, said the rumuneration of the 1116...
direetors, 10 in number, a m only 300/. or 301. each, and g
the total expenses of management in this country were only is
The report was adopted, and the proceedings terminated II
in the usual manner.
111.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE It

(BY SLIM= TTLEGILPIL) rk.
BIRMINGHAM MBRTING.-{THIS DAY.) i

HUNTERS' STAKES. Thee miles. a
Fidelities, Thicalihrig, Oliquot, Fig, Rischeyed Satan, II
Ma Fanny, sad Wises= a» Isere. SI.
M.
FARMERS' STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. M.
Mary Am Bitie•eied Sous, Cotswold, Jessie Brown, M.
Black Oat, Little Gipsy, sod Leah. All ars here. St.
St.

SIITTO N STEEPLECHASE. Two miles. ili."
Screw, Redwing, Monrovia, and Corsica are here. Se.
ne.
HUNT CUP. Three mike. ne.
Sunbury, Hall Court, Old Squire, Rem, Little Lady IL
, ne,
/black-eyed Saran, Arena, NilDeeperanduen, Enderby, and
King of Hearts are hem. R

ERDLNOTON PLATE. Three miles.
rianow, Rom, Old Squint, Overton, Church Militant, I E
Vivandiare, and Shaninink-ao•Oreen a ars hers.

CHERTSEY MEETING.-{THIS DAY.) lg.

WOBURN PARK PLATE.
Sir Bobby
13ollyeasey

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GUARDS' CUP. Threw miles. hent.
Cannibal, lottery, Seneca* Bryan, Little Nell,
Johan* and Swaim All ere here. et.
WINDSOR DRAG HUNT CUP. Three lain. ill
N.
Sir Charles Napier, Jack Hinton, Travista, Leamington, s
and Antelope are here. et
SELLING BLOB. Two miles. It
si.
Remuserstor, White Stockings, Moscow, Bonthdown, is
Fanny Kaye, &Ate, and Amelia Ann are here. in.
OFFICER,' CUP. Three miles. N.
N.
Irish Lam, Swindler, Rejected, and Confederate are here. s
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London, England, 1865-03-29

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOME ClRClJlT.—Kooenrox, MANCH 98.
The commission for the comity of Surrey was opesed ea-
tesday (hfouday), and this semis' both warts proceededto
Waimea, the Lord Chief Berea presiding co tie civil Me,
2priso Mr. Baron Bramwell la the Crows Court. There are
ners for trial, but the offences charged are act, with
few etc:optima, of a serious character. Os the civU side
there are 88 causes entered for trial, 30 of which are marked
to be tried as 'pseud jury era It is believed, however,
that the list is what is morally termed a " rotten" one,
sod that very few of the mum will be actually tried.
London, England, 1865-03-29

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.
A man of gestlemanly opponents., named Aunts Iliky,
aged 54, described as a clerk, MSS charged before Mr. Alder-
man Finale with forging • cheque upon the Memo Beak,
5, Lothbary, for 351. no the 4th of March, with inteetioe to
defraud.
It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was emir
tary to the English and Irish Rolling Stock Company, 'bed
elm to the Norwegian Copper Ounpasy. Is his aspen, of
merelary to the former company it was his duty to draw
cheques and get them signed by Mr. Bassett Smith and Mr.
Banks, directors of that company, sad to cionotersiga them
himself. On the 21st of March the ;Omer preemie& s
cheque for 781. purporting to be signed by. the two be-
forementioned directors. The money was paid, bet as the
signatures appeared to be writhes over pencil suspicion
was aroused, and Mr. Parks, the acting manager of the Alb-
puce Beak, was communicated with. He proceeded to the
o*ce of the Ruttish mid Irish Relliag Stock Oesepeny,
moompanied by Mr. Miller, case of the cashiers, when be
saw the prisoner, sod told him that the signatures an the
cheque differed so much from those given wise the account
was opened, that he had no other alternative than to ask
him to return the money. Prisoner stated that they were
correct signatures, and be could easily obtain feather
cheque. He thee returned the mooey, and the cheque was
retuned to him, endorsed "Cancelled in error ; signatures
differ." Suspicion having been aroused all the other
cheques were examined, and me for 351., which had been
presented by the priseeer, and paid to him on the 4th of
March. was found to have the signatures written over a pencil
tracing. The directors of the emptily were then communi-
cated with, and at the iestases of the built the prisoner
was apprehended. Mr. Bassett Smith and Mr. Bunks
on examination denied that the signatures oe the cheque
foe 351. were is their handwriting.and also denied having
egad any cheque for 781.
-Mr. Bassett Smith admitted having aces given the pri!
goner a blank cheque, whieb he afterwards knew was filled
up for 311. The defence was that the affairs of the English
and Irish Rolling Stock Oompsay were carried oe in such a
looses manse, that the prisoner, to meet pressing payments
due by the company, had ale committed an irregularity,
which, although unpardonable, was not criminal.
Mr. Athenian Finois said the prosecution wax
hut bby not the
Eaglish sad Irish Rolling Stock Company y
Alliance Bank, and the case appeared so plait to him that
he should aemmit the premier foe trial at the next Old
Bailey Sessions.
An application for bail was refused.
London, England, 1865-03-29

ITALY.

TUBIN. MACE 28.

The Senate to-day rejected all the amendments
proposed to the new Civil Code. It approved the
bill for the provisional collection of taxes until the
budget for 1865 shall have been voted.

THE CONFEDERATE RAM STONEWALL.
LISBON, Nasal 28.

The Confederate ram Stonewall has sailed from
this port. The Federal war steamers Niagara and
Sacramento have arrived here. The Portuguese
authorities prohibit their sailing for 2 hours.
London, England, 1865-03-29

MINES-(THIS DAY.)

There is little business in the mining niaiket to-
day, attention being almost exclusively directed to
the fortnightly settlement, which will be completed
tomorrow. Prices generally are quoted the same
as yesterday. Wheal Buller, Wheal Baton,
North Treskerby, Tresavean, and Clifford
Amalgamated shares 11,111 in request, at firm quota-
tions, while East Lovell show flatness. East
Caradon are ofScially marked 1311, and Wheal
Buller, 29i.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive.
The annual meeting of the Lusitanian Mining
Company is called for the 7th of April.
The Cape Copper Mining Company announce a
dividend of 10s. per share, free of income tax, on
laccount of the estimated profits to the 30th of June
1861.
London, England, 1865-03-29

ANGLO•EGYPTIAN DANK.-(THIS DAY.)

Tbe lust ordinary pseud meeting of the share-
boils' wee held at 1 +Moak, at UM London Tema;
Mr. S. Lama in the chair.
The import el the Oakes te as follows
" The tank began operstions an the let ad
ths basis.= year M Epp* elopes es the WA June, thi
aeseeente mesived up le the 211th Tammy me secommik
prockliomaL Is Mame tt will be &amble to bold the
assail penal onsetisge of Ms oceeposy Oaten er
November, moss to have time to have the full acceents if
the Imaiscial year rieselved from Effo asd fully szaesiasi
before the declarative el the ens& dividend sad
it has beese seemetry to idi the preesat maestiegatist
men& eea seosset el the stated* the ghee=
propose that the dret regular annual meeting ehell bold
seseedingly is the autumn of the present yam, far whia
they will call • sposiel nessieg to alter the Adana
f=assatims. however. they ere waled to state that the
resale of the worlds, of the hank far titam 'wawa's
bay, bees moot webliseacel. Although withal Mile d
bedews, owisg to the mew prewar* is Enema, sad the
state of the oaths marks. in May* resteribed geed
amities, so that little was dew for the lint three mouths
after the bask was eatebbasi. • earl profitable rapier
badmen has already been Umeasto4 sad exteusive opine
Wes have bees womeeatelly maned Sato. The proviens4
balance abet* Jest reedy** from Alexandria shows ea
of treasectiose of wreak of 9,000,0001. pules
=lithe books of the bank withest a single bad debt or
Iva ; and the movant of profit and lass, after making ITIET
allowamee for onspeses moossts, shows that the deartem
are fully warmeted is reimmaseedieg as iatierim dividend if
Au per shariebm7dat the rats of 10 per cent. per asses
es the ansomatis up), canyieg forward • beodmme
plus to be Clete amount when the int complete ace
amain of a Asancial year's working are submitted to the
alserebolikes Osteber Novene next."
The Oastenad, is moorvie' the bseadeutioe of the roped,
saga time the pities of the bask was meet natiebeten,
bat that Mammoth as the Egyptian_ year did sot termissie
tiabost August, the asseseds 'saki aot be fully made m
ll that time, they beteg surly essuendeas accounts.
t cleat Foote, boweesr, bed hem retuned to jestify the direr
■ tees is &der* an interim dividend of fia. per dare, tree el
• ineesse-Oss, Wag at the rate of 10 per cent. per
I sad them was set the slightest doubt that snob •
sd would be essintelsed. All diet the board bad to do today was
ay to sok the shereholders Is take on trust the statement that
at the amounts ware satisfactory, and if they Monist rope to
rat adopt the report. H. aim mentioned that the proper tine
Ng. far Wg the samosa meeting scold be Is October, Ind
pm. for that pope.. formal meetings would be ease to rite
sad Um ambler of memiatios, substttatiog October for April.
bus The report was adopted unanimously. and • vote d
pro- thanks to the obsisesses aad directors oescluded ro-
th• p
sad medial&
London, England, 1865-03-29

CHINA.
The remnant of the Taspings, under their " Pro-
tector-General," Shi Wong, who is said to be a
brother of Chung Wong, the best leader in the old
army, have issued two notifications, one to the
people of the country, and another to the Foreign
Treaty Powers.
The Oyer/and China Mail criticises both those
documents, and says of the latter :
Such seenesele clearly prove that the Taspinp are totally
ignonuti of foreign principles, or !tither that they view the
principles upos which foreign rowdies acted when formerly
written them as as accurate exponent of the roles of eon-
duct which guide all Western nation.. They have GeV
followed the rules of proportion in making the promised re-
ward higher in one ease than in the other. Bat the mere
ohildishoess of the idea shows how completely unfit three
wretched people are to govere a country. Seeing Caret
standing in their way, they conceive the brilliant ides of
making them a free gift of cities along the Kest on the
simple condition of their taking them by force of arms ; and
the extreme silliness of our either valuing or being tempted
by the promise of half their own loot is pitiful in the lest
degree. Tot this is bow matters mow steed.
The Tasping Dead-quarters are at Chang-chow, in
the proviso.. of Fohkieo, and distant from the
treaty port of Amoy about 15 miles. The chief
seat of their influence lies between Amoy and
Fuhchau, either or both of which porta, it is said,
they might easily threaten.
At Sbanghae the chief topics of interest refer to
commercial questions ; and measures are being de-
vised for protecting the foreign merchant against
frauds in the cotton trade, these consisting of a
process of artificial damping, whereby the staple is
injured and its weight increased.
A daring bank robbery recently took place in
Hong Kong. The bank in question is the Central
Bank of Western India ; and the amount carried
off by the thieves is somewhere about 115,000 doll.
Of that sum a small portion has been recovered.
The affair was managed by means of a tunnel, which
was dug between a drain and the floor of the
bank's treasury vault a distance of GO feet. A flag
was raised up, and entrance to the vault obtained.
From Japan there are dates to the Slat January,
but no change has taken place in our political rela-
tions with that country since the last mail. Two
regiments, however, will remain in Japan as well
as the men-of-war now on the station.
London, England, 1865-09-27

EARL RUSSELL'S DISPATCH ON THZ

GASTEIN CON VENTION.

The following is a correct copy of Earl Russell's
deepsiteh respecting the Ornstein Oeaventien. The version
alstady published, though not differing in any impatient
point from the engine', was, it will be sees, not verbally
aocarate :

Sept. 14, 1865.
The Charm": d'Affaires of Prussia his communisated to
me the substance of a despatch relating to the Coovention
of Glutei° and the newspapers of Berlin have Sine* pub-
tithed the Litt of that conventioe.
Upon the Brat commouskation to her Majesty's govern-
ment of the preliminaries of pesos signed at Vretina I stated
at Vicuna red Berlin the views of her Majesty's goverament
upset those preliceisaries. The present conveatice has only
served to Menem the regret her Majesty's government then
expressed.
The treaties of 1815 gave the King of Deena& a seat in
the German Diet as Deka of Holstein.
The treaty of 1852 recognised the right of SUCCOBIiOD is
the whole Danish monarchy, which the late king bad
estsbhabed in the perms of the please* hill'.
That treaty has, in spite of the easnianosa given in the
despatches of January 31, 1864, been oompletely set wide
by Austria and Primes, two of the powers who had signed it.
It might have been expiated that when treaties were
thus aunulb.d the popular feeling of Germany, the wishes
of the peoples of the Duchies themselves, and the opinions
of the majority of the Diet so explidtly put forth by Aus-
tria and P. %male in the sittings of the Goof sconce of loetioa,
Would have bath recognised in their place. In chummier,
if one order of eights had beset imerthrown, smother title
derived from the await of the people would have been set
op, and that title might have been received with respect,
sad maintained with a prospect of prormsthece.
But all rights, old sad new, whether founded on the
solemn compact of sovereigns, or on the clear expression of
the popular will, have been set at nought by the Con-
vention of °smelts, and the dominion of force m the solo
power acknowledged and regarded.
Violence and conquest are the basis upon which alone the
partitioning powers toned their agreement.
Her Majesty's government deeply lament the disregard
thus shown to the principles of public right, and the Meta-
mate claims of a people to be heard as to the disposal of
l their own destiny.
This instruction does not authorise you to 'Urea obser-
vations on this subject to the court to which you are ac.
credited, but Is intended only to point oat, wheal the °epee..
toady shall 100•Siii iteelt, what is the language you are ex-
pected to hold.-1 em, ke.
(Sighed)

Hossus..
London, England, 1865-09-27

111 ES.-a/11S DAY.)

Two o'Cioci.

The mining market to-day is active, with a good
demand. Some of the present quotations are sub-
joined, viz. :—Great Vor, 34 to 35 ; East Lovell,
15} to 16} ; South Coudurrow, 21 to ; Lady
Bertha, lls. to 13s. ; Wheal Grenville, 31 to 31 ;
East Grenville. 3 to 31 ; Frank Mills, 131 to 7 ;
West Caradoo, 81 to 9i ; and Great limey, 20
to 2L
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady,
with a fair Dumber of transactions.
A call of sa. is to be paid on the shares of tbe
Otea Copper Mining Company (Limited) by the
18th October.

THE YOREDUIRE FAIRS AND THE CAITLZ
DUnass.—Tbe utmost precaution is being takes in the
Yorkshire tower—in which a round of autumnal fairs en
sow being held—to prevent the istroluetios of the
entlediewe isto the districts of North cud Erg York.
shire. is ail the divisions veterinary inspectors bays
been appoisted, sod stringent Tales laid down, preventing
the admixture of home and foreign cattle, sod the Mi.
Mission of say suspected beast to the market, under
of severe penalties. The dealer of contracting then
fectioe is exercising very prejudicial effects as the
fairy. There Is a sureity of keep, sod Unities say begin-
Dine to show so bad that apprehensions for winter pros-
pects see getting serious. Thus boyars are sot very auxins
and there is little demasd for say but Foglia' stork, white
holders fear to burg into the fair oeing to the necessity
that has been imposed for giving a warranty. Thus the
chief part of the stock offered is foreige, the demand being
about niL The show has bests healthy, but poor in nun.
ben sod bad is quality. Genenly farmers are afraid te
°reran. Then reins:ha rear part ioulerly to the annual
Holerood fair held at Pickering ce Morley. At the Kirby
felt. lest week there was warany a head of horned cattle
offering, sad et Market Wslghtoe the sale and show were
both poor. At all the falls there has bees a tolerably
good show of sheep and nine trade end prim are stifles.
ing a good deal. Mine le s greet seasons take the plea"
ef beasts this yesr. All fat nooks seem sad dear. The
here fairs have been were pees hitherto.
Foutux-ornes, Barr. 21—The Queen has
t pleased to approve of Mr. P. G. Yes der Byl ea
ConenliOeneral is England fee the Repablie of the Orange
' Free Beate is South Atriee.—Geocar.
OlaIrsTAL PAULUS. Oil SUULDIG DAT.
I TUMMY, SEPT. 211.—Adreissums es motel 3,884
r ditto ley IMIDDIS tiekeis, 14.55. Teta viaitere,4,
London, England, 1865-09-27

MARKET&

COl`TON.—Liviro.ool., SEPT. 28.—Streeg market, with
prices in favour of rills Bala to-day 5,000 =at
oludiag 12,000 speculate= sad export. • 2,000
17d. to 22d.; 800 Pareani, &c., 194. to 201 d. ; 101
Maraeliain, 20d. ; 800 Macsio and Baths, 18d. to 19ed. ;
3.000 Baptise, 11d. to 28d.; 400 Smyrna, 131 d. to
17d. ; 17.400 Surat, sp. to 160. ; Madras, 1414. to 151 d. ;
Bengal, 1364.16, ha, 91. to 11d.; Chins, 130. to 16d. ;
[Japan. 15d. ; WO Pita, 804. to 21d.

COTTON GOODS.—MAMoterts, Bean. 26. The
enormous advance strippers have said for &hippie( yarns
this morning over the prim of costraets entered into as
Friday, end ems so late se yesterday, has ie a sisseure
staggered buyers ; but nevertheless • great Dumber ef pur-
chaser, have bees forted whom position has compelled them
to give the extreme priors demanded. Under these einem.
stances mew very heavy eostraris have again hose placed.
Mart! Wooers, however, a$ these rates, have declined
contracts going into November aid December. In some
foilsmen the contractis so declised implied an advance
fa prim over what they could have obtained os
, Friday of to 2d. per lb. There is still a heavy
demand existing in the market which has to be
met, but the great scarcity of yes= renders molt
minims as have their bards freer of costracts than others
daily more difficult to deal with, and they am cesstastly
raising their quotatiosa. Foe home trade yarns we ham
ales a very strong market at about 24. per lb. upon the
prim of last Tuesday. There has boss a large boaissr
done in them yarns ; and manufacturers having already
! plaoed some large contracts, are still maims to make es-
gormands for future delivery. The production, both of
mole sod water twist, is well roamed generally. La the
cloth market we have had a good deal of emitessent wet
aloes last Tuesday. Priem hays deemed almost daily,
and with considerable rapidity. The ABH63IIIIS have bees
the prioripal buyers, and have bees parchassng nearly all
Idescriptions of goods, and whir. ouch goods
could be found in stock or mold be engaged far
delivery within • moderate period they hme bees giving
very high rates. Manufacturers were already so very folly
ongsged peerally that they have hardly bees in a parities
to tale hear ord.rs, sad the difficulty they have found in
obtaining yarns in many instasese to cover emitted@ hes
been as additional obstacle from day
_to day in the way of
bunions. Today we have still oo,Wdsmible emitesteas is
aossequenoe of advaming prism, and of seplaced ceders
still is the market, bat the Wham bee bean of a seem
limited Maracter on moose% of the ismer*
bealed...3
of wasting with goods, while as antarrinreas And
obstacles in the greet advisee for yams, to say nothingof
their scarcity Were they is an eases willing to pay the
I The market alone at vary ormsidershly advanced gm:Asthma
London, England, 1865-09-27

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady at the following prices :—Towa
'Allow, 465. 3d. nett cash • Petersburg Y.C. on the amt.,
46e. Si. • October to December, 465. ; December, 475. ;
March, 46.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.

Messrs. Pattend.en and Smith report .e OVAOIIiVO trade
doing for all hops of the new growth, fine samples of which
are already btooming ammo, and realise higher prices than
Wt week.
London, England, 1865-09-27

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UNITED SERVICE QUADRILLE. Mr.
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London, England, 1865-07-11

RUCTIONS IN PORTUGAL.

LISBON, JULY 10.

The opposition candidates to represent this city
ii the Congeal have all been returned except foe
one district.
It is expected that the elections in meet of the
provincial districts will result in favour of the
opposition.

The Entr'Acte states that the Empress has
directed that ill the Tuna sow is prelims at Paris shall
have as opportunity ed witsemisg the porteomassi of the
BioU au Bois at the Porte fle. Mantis Theatre, and that
the drat detachment of 200 as is is ha wrest this
oresiag.
Flan AT THZ BRITISH MINZI7II. —Shortly after 8
o'clock yesterday evening, when lbs ms.el Yr. Tooker,
bookbinder. who has al. eat a heads 4 saes employed is the
Wang, bed left, a doe Milks wan is their workeeoraL
These rooms are coder the King's library, mid sear to tine
i old geard•room and Mr. Panne* private roeidrnee. It in
&Mid that obey are the rely memo is the Kamm is width
• HAM are allowed. There were shortly some tea gre-engieee
I en the mot. shunt equally composed or Meamen sod those
of the brigade. The lire was moos estisssished withola
sag maissieldsmage having bus lase.
London, England, 1865-07-11

MEXICO.

KEW YORK, JOLT 1, Mournto.
Advice§ received here from Matamoros to the
25th ult. confirm the defeat of Negrets, and the
imperial occupation of Chihuahua. Juarez had
fled.
A Federal sentinel fired across the Rio Grande
on two French officers. Baron Brian addreserd a
private letter to General Brown, expressing con-
tempt for the act. The latter, however, made
no reply.
London, England, 1865-07-11

DENMARK.

"Denmark," says the bidipendance Belpe, "is
intent upbn healing the wounds in her prosperity
caused during the war, by reforming as much as pos-
sible her economical and internal system. She has
just coneluded two postal conventions with Prussia
and Germany, which exercise a beneficial influence
upon the development of her commercial relations,
and a telegraph convention with Russia for the es-
tablishment of a submarine cable between the port
of Riga and the island of Zeal►nd. At the same time
the Daniell government has just granted a conces-
sion for the establishment of a telegraphic line
between Denmark and Stigland. The Copenhagen
cabinet is also endeavouring to settle accounts with
the German powers. After six months' labour the
commission appointed to settle the indemnities due
for the maritime prizes has just arranged a compro-
mise, which was signed last week."