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The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-24

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.)

(Before the Asolatent-Judge.)
TRI MUM MINE2IIII.II 120•1.
1 The coat of William Yarahalland George Benry Richards,
which stood for trial this day, was postpoisd until next
2 ainiagit
I The alleged ammo was that oa the 27th of February an
- announcement wee made by placards that a concert would
5. be givm be the Christy illustrate at the Ring's Head, 80-6.14
6.14 as Feb. 27, sad a very tempting pregame'. wee pat
• forth. Upwards of 100 permse were sieembled, at prWes
1 of admiesieu reagiag from ed. to 2e., sod when the roses
1 was fall, sod all were ea the tip-toe of expectation far the
• perforwmaces to begin, it wee alleged that the promoters of
the hoax bolted with the reasipta, bat were brought beck
; by the pollee sad charged with obtaining money by false
• 4 preteace• was
The came excited great interest, and dimppointmant
' experimieed at its postposeeseat.
London, England, 1865-03-24

THE CIVIL SERVICE ESTIMATES.

This morning were issued the estimates, No.
"salaries and expenses of public departeneois," for the
year eliding Marsh 31, 1866. The amount required is
1,680,1861., betel ea increase sa conspired with the greets
last year of 31,6071. In printing sod stationery there is
an addition of 21,2151., and in the postage of public depart-
moots of 13,2351. Poor-law commissions ere increased by
3,5821., the Board of Trade, &v., b 7 2,9001., the limey con-
minions by 2,4631., the public record by 1,3561., Ise. On
the other hand, the sum required for the Mint exhibits a
decrease of 6,7921., for the Foreigeoffice of 6,1301., for the
Privy Ocruscii-oges ci 3,4641., sod for the General Regiskr
More of 2,4621.
London, England, 1865-03-24

THE GOVERNMENT AND THE UNITY BANE.

THE PROSECUTION ABANDONED.
This morning were issued in a parliamentary
return the letten in which the solicitors for the prceeciutios
math' liquid/Sonia the ease of the Unity Bank applied
for the aid of the Treasury in the further conducting of the
prosecution of the manager and secretary. The official
reply given in substance on three occasions was that Sir
George Grey was " not aware of any peculiarity in this nun
to call for the special interference of the government." In
a letter dated the 7th init. Mews. Lewis inform the right
boc gentleman that the prosecution will not be further
carried on by the bank, owing to there being no lauds
which, according to its charter, ere applicable to snok a
purpose.
London, England, 1865-12-02

SiIoCKING DEATH IN VICTORIA PARK.

An inquiry was held by Mr. liiiuipbreys, Mid.
~..x coroner, at the Queen's Hotel, Hackney-wick, last
tat, relative to the death in Victoria-park, of hit. James
•Is. aged 43 years.
as deceased, who lived at No. 74, Edward-street, Stee-
. was • ship agent, in good employment. He was,
'ewer, very apprehensive that be would not be able to
-d Lis duties satisfactorily, and that be would come
want. It is supposed that in • state of alarm
"this groundless nature he went on Tuesday last
ll ittoria-park, instead of going to attend to his business
'le &Hors' Home. He at down upon • seat in the rain
[cold, and he was found dead there in the afternoon by
,e.ce.itehle Brian. R appeared that the unfortunate
!vied was the 1011 of a clergyman, and had formerly
bit • Police-sergeant. He was in the habit of going to
policestation and begging that the inspector would take
",i of him, lest be should come to want. He bad
4.:!ioo from the police force, and was in the receipt of a

r
iaCeile.
iT. Breretoo said thlt the immediate canes of the de-
ters death was disease of the heart, and the jury re-
ed a verdict to that effect.

RcF,t ,NIEETI NG AT HALIFAX —A requisition 1
(been presented to the Mayor of Halifax, asking him to ,
retie a meeting of the intisbitants to consider the subject
Sitliamentery reform. His worship hoe appointed Mon- i
seek for holding the meeting. Sir F. Crossley. Bart.,
aad Mr. stanafeld, M.P., have promised to take part
the proceedings. It is intended to invite Mr. Akroyd,
'}',., to be prvseat. Lear Mc o.ury.
.
' HINT 7(1 lIIE PEOPLE or LsmnErn.—The
:IPlimentsr, dinner to Mr. Hughes, M.P., takes place on I
'ftasy evening. It might be well if that gentleman's I
mhasisatic Lambeth supporters were to allow him a few
not rest afterwards.—South London Precs.
DEATH OP SIR R. BROMLEY.—We are sorry to
.-moon the death of Sir Richard Madox Bromley, I,
LB., which took ploor.wc understand, at St. Leonards, 1
Toursday. Sir Richard's health had been failing for some ';
?past. and he lately by advice of his medical men wider- i
' a burley to Italy ; but before be could accomplish
'lv than half the distance he was compelled to re-
his steps. By the decease of Sir Richard, pensions in
'tZterste exceeding 1,2001. per annum will revert to the
. we The late Sir Richard Bromley was possessed of cons
ale ability, and was entirely a self-raised wee, hewing
,Itrlseed hie official career ass third-dam dark at Dept-
.% N. ietoolling.ieed.—Army and Nary Gazette.
London, England, 1865-12-02

RkYll.

The West India and Pacific Steam Navigation
Company have received the following telegram
per Cuban, via Crookbacen : " Hayti, Port
au Prince, Nov. 10. —The French gunboat
Sulina arrived from Cape Hayti, reports that
the commander of her Majesty's ship Galatea has
issued an ultimatum, that Salnave and all
the members of the revolutionary committee
should surrender on board that vessel uncondi-
tionally. In case of refusal her Majesty's ships
Galatea and Lily would proceed after twelve hours'
delay to bombard the forts of the Cape. The time
fixed by the ultimatum would expire three hours
after the sailing of the French corvette. Salnave's
admiral had gone on board the De Soto, and
; offered to put the Cape under the American flag,
; if be were protected against the British. The offer
was refused."
London, England, 1865-12-02

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 495. set
cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 48.. 6d. ; December,
.1411. 3d. to 43.. 6d. ; January to March, 495. 3d. to
495. 6d. ; March, 50a. Gd. to 50s. 9d.
MAIIRICT AVERAGLS —Town tallow, 51s. Gd. ; fat by
ditto. 2s. 6}d. ; yellow Russia. 50.. Od. ; melted staff,
40s. Od. ; rough ditto, 22a. 6d. ; awes. 20t. ; good
dregs, 6s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DLY.)
Mr. Charles Jamie Eutoo reports trade slow at the fol.
lewmg prices :—Prime meadow bay. 105 e. to 110 a.; infesiot
ditto, Wis. to 1001.; clover. old, 110 t, to 1.i01.; inferier
ditto, 95.4. to 105 s. ; straw, 3f3e. to 40s.
London, England, 1865-12-02

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nor ocra ows col

PARIS. FRIDAY Enarara,

There is no doubt, as might be inferred from
the expression in the Muniteur which was so much
remarked, "a severe order severely executed," that
the first accounts of the mutiny of the Zouaves at
Martinique produced an impression in high quarters
unfavourable to the authorities in the colony. A
report has been current that the governor was re-
called ; but it is now said that the Emperor will
await the result of a searching inquiry before he
decides as to where the blame should rest.
It is, I believe, certain that Prince Napoleon,
now expected in Paris every day, has so far made
up the quarrel which his speech at Ajaccio pro-
duced with his sovereign cousin, that he will resume
the presidency of the commission of the Universal
Exhibition.
M. Frimy, governor of the Credit Fonder, and
deputy for the Yonne, has received the Grand
Cross of the Iron Crown from the Emperor of
Austria, doubtless on account of golden services
rendered in the matter of the Austrian loan. The
Duke of Wellington's maxim that good interest was
only another word for bad security is quite out of
fashion here. Almost all the Paris journals contain
articles—written with so much fervour that one
would almost suppose the writers bad a personal
interest in the matter—tending to prove that Aus-
tria is enriching herself by borrowing 250,000,000
at 84 per cent., and that her creditors, who lend
at that handsome rate, are sure to be paid. It
must be presumed that the journalists are right,
because the public believe them, and the money is
forthcoming.
There has again been a good Bourne, notwith-
standing a fall of fin Consols, and the discussion
on M. de Bismarck. Rents rose The, for cash and
10c. for account, closing at 68fr. 75c. and 68fr. 724 c.
Mobilier woe Bfr. 25e.
London, England, 1865-12-02

lit.W INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
swoND cOCI:T.
Sittings it Nisi Prim in Mid&latex.—(Before M'. Jodie
Smith and a Common Jury.)
WELCH V. wanota.
The plaintiff an this saes had been captain of the Age.,
Louise, a blockade minor, and the defendant W.B a Mir.
cheat at Liverpool. The action was to recover 54!. re. 10d.,
which the plaintiff had paid for seamen's wages. A Salami
case was before this court some time ago, and it Wu stated
that as now o its way to the Court of Error.
Si it was
George Hollyolll.lln and Mr. Besaley apposed re, 0,
plaintiff, 1164 Mr. Brett, Q.C., for the delthdant.
The plaintiff's sus was that the vessel formerly tclonged
to the defendant, and was then known as the Ga.pethat •
and that when she was sold for blockade !uncle; he
retained 1.12 th share in her. The vessel was =laity. R.
went to Num% aud whilst leaving tt.at port
she ran aground upon Hay island and her ?slew
so far as her then owners were concerned ended there.
For the defence, it was stated that the defendant bad
never been paid for his ship, and therefore was des:rocs of
resisting the action if the law were in his favour. It MS
admitted that there was no evidence that be
took any pad
in the management of the ship or the appointment of cap.
thin, or that he knew of the employment for which the mod
was intended ; and that the act of a co-owner could not
bind the defendant in such a matter without he bad •!ipta
knowledge.
After some dioctiosion a verdict was entered for the
i plaintiff for the amount claimed, subject to the opinion of
f the court. _...._ .
COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Baton the Judge Ordinary.)
BENTLEY V. BOITLET AND PAT.
Mr. Serjeent Parry sad Mr. Hodgeou, for the petitioner
De. Spiuks, for the respondent ; Mr. Ssrjesat Robinson, fee
the co-menden&
The petitioner, who wee a staging muter, and wan now
the Precentor of the Presbyterian Church et Brighton,
married the respondent in litift. He resided with her at
various places till 1859, when he detected her in • disgrace-
fail intrigue with the co-respondent. On one occasion
he fetched in • policeman and took him up to his
own room. The door was locked, but he forced
it open, sad found the respondents in bed. Pay, who at
that time gave the name of Percival, was takes before the
magistrates on a charge of being in the house for an mdse.
ful purpose, and also for assaulting the petitioner hitt*
his finger. After this effete the petitioner forgave wife,
and continued to live with her. IJurinthe lad two ysiq
however, she bad and
that the air of Brighton did
Dot agros with her, and that it continually gave her
abscess& Sh& therefore,freqnsotly came up to London, pee.
tending that she was going to visit her uncle and her brother.
Occasionally the did go to them ; but lest year the pe.
titionee discovered that her more usual comae had been to
go to, the ort•respoodent at Milton-next-Gravesend, when
they lived together in lodgings as Mr. and Min. Pay. The
co-respondent was descsibed as a clerk to a mining broker is
the CiThty. There wes no issue of tbe marriage.
[e cue was proceeding when we went to pros)
_----....
London, England, 1865-09-15

ioata.

'MINT AND NBOLBOT
iT NINGSLIND.

I Mr. Humphreys, Middle.
Ind Castle tavern, King
atb, from allieW negatia:

daughter of Henry Hars, •
::aatle-.tree Bar
and her twirl: els" then "be-
lie man had had seven children,
Hayee's sister "flied
Ind would not leave it in the
Gabel," it died, and as la-
th respect to the treatment ci
ollowing "idea" was gives.
fe of a wholesale statioeer, said
sted to the child 18 months vie
ranch the woman Jeffreys best
is back until it wee enable to
v, and she used the most dil-
-1 often WY beaten since. W.
Oda it ate ravenously, comples.
shockingly emaciated stets. end
Leath was accelerated by

C.S., mid that be wee called in
), and found the (Mild drsadfulli
told Jeffreys to send to We rm.
'ould give it for nothing butte
iok place on Sunday lest.
hewed that there seas magenta&
ath, nod also that there was
pro
MP
the bode, denoting want of
a child outlet-log from disesee 01
e back, en was described in
the
mental. Smelt • child world se'

that she west twice for mew
II she could for it. The three
ere berm ; the two specwhom
we of Hal es's wife. Hafts we/

R up, said it Iran quite clear tbst
humanly used, but as destb bad.
Luse • criminal »aid oou►d st 4

" That the deoeased chart
eta a di...0.00e the loop frost
a said child had been 6THt
roman Maria Jeffroye, who Um
the father, Henry Herm. Ww•
r conduct towards the obild."
prioeipally vetoes, Cooreistati
the woman Jeffreys as she pato&

A SERVANT& ROMG.--Yee,
tester held an inquest at Y*l7lB'
of the illegitimate female thild of
erle cook and honest eepertwhn
evening at the Christian 100011
00, Great Poetised-street 10%
a surgeon, living la Great PA
the child was found io bed
death was canoed bi suffocation
When he went on Ifooday mom
door with him, and he went late*,
the bed and the Boor. She Mlo
ith her face to him. Kai Glad.
'teal of the establishment, Oak
io inmate of the house fatty
lepbeed came on the filuoday4
leave on the Monday. Kr.
beisi
,at the accused did sot don/ tR
g
thought the wanted to go awslvs°
wsome discussion. the inquia
ant recovers of the girl to
nn.lerstood that she would be
el, and that. to secure her
dd withhold his emtlfloate aunt 1..:
t was adjourawL .
London, England, 1865-09-15

ATLANTIC TEL COMPANY.

After onr report left yesterday,
Mr. G. TAILOR. while giving the directors email
acting with great zeal and discretion, led the
bility of abasdoniag the direct line and adopting M. I
Warn of carryiag the line northwards by the
whereby they would be able to complete the
anniciatien between Europe and America by mew
series of oomperatively start telegraphic cables of ?'
400 miles lose mob, the foes of which in the cane
duet would not be so serious as th• Ices of a dap
of 2,000 miles los while the wet of repairs would be
leas. He thought,e,
too. that ig ambling for capital,
company should go to the public direct, and not tbroegb
intervestiou of one of those overweening Mance
pages, for whose assistance they had to pay heard;
shape of dismount or beans.
The CILAIIIILX—We have never done so, and
intention of doing so.
LiecteuaetColonel Mower recommended a trial
proems Invested by Mr. Pigott, sod manufactured by
and Co., which he understool overcame the difficulties
imperfect insulation and imperfect battery power.
TheCtianase stated that Mr. Pigott's inventio•
been before the masa° committee sad the directors,
common with every other, and after the fullest
000sideration it had been rejected in favour of that of
Mears. Class sod Elliot. The plan of Mr. Schaffner had
also been examined, and abandoned as impracticable.
There was not the slightest foundation for supposing
there was any connexion between this company
the Credit Foggier Company in acting the r'
The circumstances were simply these. The Weyer
striation Company, as they were aware, agreed ;
one-halt of the amount due to them under their eon;
the 8 per ant. preference shares. They ware at psi
time they were Segued, but if the 000 tractors had
es large an amount as 250,0001. upon the make'
time it wee felt that it would naturally depn
unduly. Consequently they (the contractors) bad
to the Credit Poacher Company, which issued the
to the public, receiving small disoount for their tr.
which payment, however, was made by the Telegraph
strustion Company, sad not by the Atlantic 7
Comp../.
Inn yto • question from Mr. VALLLIICT,
The mantras said that the new cable would I
upon the same prisciple as the an which they
failed in laying down ; but the company was not
from taking advantage of any invention or imr
that might be discovered in the meantime.
After some remarks from Mr. mid, the motion
and ward neanimoosly, the chairman intimating
ob** of !akin the capital would be fully disowned
the meeting on the 12th October mt.
London, England, 1865-09-15

THE AIITHORLIED COMMENTARY ON THE
BIBLE.

TO THI IDITOT OP TRH HXYIIBII.
_ _

Sta,—Having boon directly appealed to by your
correspondent "S. S." on the subject of the Com-
mentary on the Bible, suggested by the Speaker,
and inaugurated by the Archbishop of York and
other bishops and divines, 1 hasten to assure him
that the scheme, so far from being abandoned, is
making steady progress ; some portion of the
work being already in type. The scholars and
divines engaged upon it have felt that a speedy
publication was quite subordinate to the proper
and thorough execution of so momentous a design.
It is scarcely two years since the project was
first 'suggested, and I am confident the good sense
of the public will perceive that that is too brief a
space in which to complete even a part of a work
of such great consequence and magnitude.—l am,
JOHN MURRAY.
Albemarle-street, Sept. 14.
London, England, 1865-09-15

TER POLIO' COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Wet. Morris, mkt to be se Americas, aid darearibod
the charge.abeet am a sailor, was brought before Mr.
man AMA" who was prodding yesterday for the
Ms v or, chiaged with hierioe in his possession a Dote
WU., and three notes for 100 f. each, which were
posed to have been stoles by him at Mentepe.
Thomas Knott stated that he kept • hooklepoSoe
foreign parch at 33, Fishatrest-bill, sad oat the previous
afternoon he received a telegram from a Mr. Loot, a frier'
of ice who kept se hotel at Manlove, to the effect that
American, who had been steyleg at his hotel at Boulogne,
sad who bad left by the Panther, bad stolen 1000 haw
in French sot" Upon receiving that telegram
waited until the Panther arrived, sad then •
on board, sad having spokea to Captain Payne, that r
teas pointed out to him the planer. He spoke
Cr, and told him he w accused of steeling
r was
aft. Kent's hotel at Soloman.. The prisoner ma
had not done .o, and refused to be eserobed on board
boat. He was detained until a police-constable arrived, a
the prisoner was morseled to •tesaing-ive patios-eta*"
where he was searched. The prisoner, when there, said
he might as well give them up, a it was no nee concealing
it, sad he banded to the caw throe scads for 100 f. each,
aid one far 6001., together with three hilf-saversigee
The amount found on the prisoner. Yr. Kat said, ft
short of the amount stolen by about 15i., thew amount stolen
being 501.
Police-conirtabie 522, who Lad the primmer in ortetody,
proved that the primmer banded him the notes se described
by the last wham*
Sergeant White, acting Inspector at Sortbing-lass,
duced a telegram, which be said le bad received from .
Kent. at Bodo*" *Atop that the prisoner might be
mended until today (Pnday), whoa int would be pretest
charge him.
The prisoner, who had Nothing to say, vs teesanded.
GWLDHALL.
Madame Louise Pier ens Vointlin spin oneroodersd
discharge of her reeognisonses to answer the charge of
and corrupt per cry proloored by • X. Thies before
Alderman Pion* sad nos tally committed for trial,
bail being the SUDS as Delors.
London, England, 1865-09-15

BAWL Or LIGLAND.—An At
and Rth Vie., e. $l. Jul the I
September Is, 10e1
lIeOII T7<►l
Notes lased tlrisS),lde

et7,950,i

Br .9"00 :
Denort.
Irroprlellore Capitol AMMON Goverment Neu-
PAO ..... - 1,747410 Mies (including
Dead Weight, Au-
DI)
Other Osmium
None.
Geld mad Silvis

Public Deposits (In-
cluding Mass
Bay. Banks. Cosa-
Ws. of National
Daft. and Dtv
ACCOGSW
Other Deposits la, ni13,079
Sews day am:loam
Bills t51,695

Ods

MOW=
Sept. It, 1965. 01

). FORMS. DegatY—L,-;4111ir

THURSDAY MOM
Console, which closed yesterday at to
891 90, for
the 10th October, opened this morning at 891,
and closed at 894 to 90. For money the last price
was 89/ to 1. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money,
891, a, a, a, ; ditto, for account, 89/ ; Three
per Cents. Reduced, 881, 4 ; New Three per
Cents., 881, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
721 ; India Stock, 219 ; ditto Five per Cent.
stock, 1064, ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee
Par 104
Indian Government securities were steady. There
was no change in Exchequer Bills, which remain
quoted 2e. din. to 2s. prem.
In the foreign stock market one of the chief fea-
tures was a demand for Turkish Consolidils. There
was also au improvement of 1 per oeut. in the
Turkish Loan of 1868, and lin that of 1866. New
Granada Two per Cents. continue in demand, and
have again risen per cent., but the "ex all" hoods
were rather flatter. Mexican Bonds improved about
per cent. Chintz Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta.,
Russian of 1822 and 1862, Portuguese, and Con-
federate Bonds, were all rather weaker.
Bank shares were generally firm, though the
transactions were not large. Alliance Bauk, Char-
tered Bank of India, Australia and China. and
London Joint Stock Bank were better. Union
Bank of Australia were quoted rather lower.
The shares of the financial companies were well
supported at yesterday's prices. The closing
quotations were as follows :—lnternational
Finan-
cial, le to 11 pram. ; General Credit, 2 to 21 prem.;
London Financial, 8/ to prem. ; Imperial Mer-
cantile Credit, 11 to 2 prem.; Credit Fonder and
Mobilise, 41 to a prem.
The ooupons due the Ist October ou the Egypti
ana
government loan of 1864, and also t
drawn for redemption, are announced for payment
by Messrs. Fruhling and Goschen in due course.
London, England, 1865-12-05

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(artyna's Tnaciasms.)
JAMAICA.

LIVERPOOL, Dzc. 5.
The West India and Pacific Company's steamer
Cuban arrived in the Mersey last night.

The Kingston (Jamaica) Colonial Standard, in an '
extra issue, says :—" It is with extreme satis-
faction that we announce that the rebel-
lion is now at an end. The terrible
examples made of the insurgents of St. Thomas
in the Rut have struck terror into the
hearts of the evilly disposed in the island, and
taught them the folly of the hopes in which they
indulged. As far as can be ascertained, every per-
son cancerned as a leader in the rebellion
has been apprehended and shot, or hanged, or
otherwise prevented from doing further mischief.
The estates and the negroes have resumed work in
the disturbed dlstricta, and a general disposition is
evinced ti profit by the Queen's amnesty procla-
mation. Mr. Lawrence, overseer of the Rhine, the
property of the late Mr. G. W. Gordon, has been
arrested and banged. Mr. Samuel Clark has also
been executed." It was expected that the rebel
Haytiele, General, Salnane, would arrange matters
amicably with the British authorities at Cape
Hayti.

THE CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCESS.
ANTWERP, Dom 4.

The royal yacht Osborne, with their Royal
Highnesses the Crown Prince and Princess of
rmssia, arrived here yesterday afternoon. Their
Royal Highnesses left for Prussia by a special
train at 9 o'clock this morning.
London, England, 1865-12-05

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SOGAIL—The market has *pawed very quietly, than
being no gales of importance to report. Relined : Dried
goods are without change in price, but the demand is very
inactive. Foreign goods, although offering at easier rates,
do nos find ready purchasing
COFFILL —No public sales of Ceylon were brought forward
to-day, and bat little business dose by private contract, the
recent arrivals not baring yet beau placed on the market.
Tr.e.—Tbe market is steady, bat quiet.
Ric! sod BALTPLTIE continue dull ass
•
Corros.—The demand bas again u very active, at
further advance of id. to PI. per lb. Tienivelly, fair to
good fair, 17d. to 18d. ; Madras. 15d. to 17d. ; Coconada,
fair, ; Bengal aad Made, fair to folly fair, 120. to

HEMP. —The market is quiet, at 341. far SL Petersburg;
Manilla in snots active request at firmer prima.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady et the followtag prices: —Tows
tallow, 495. est cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. ;
December. 48*. 9d. ; January to March, 50a. ; Yarch. Lle..

rare."

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton roportalktrado slow at last
day's pricer. Prime meadow hay, 105 e. to 110..; iafetior
ditto, 955. to 100 s.; clover, old, 110 e. to 130..; inferior
ditto, 955. to 106 s. ; Ara 36.. to 44:h.
London, England, 1865-12-05

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
• SWBLL MOBSBAN IN TROUBLZ.
Willtant Ashlin, a very well yonog man, who
ascribed himself as a tailor but refused to give his address,
was brought before Alderman Salmons charged with the
forowiog dariog robbery:
The prosecutor was a broker's clerk, named Oliver
Robotham, and it appeared that he was in Grace-
shorabstrest early in the evening, and as be was
inking his way through the crowd he felt a
al at his watch, and immediately afterwards
Law the prisoner standing dose by him and he dropped
Ye catch from his hand. He celled a astable, but the
Fe iIOOST was very indignant when he talked of giving him
re charge, and declared that he was a respectable man,
sad that he was incapable of committing an act
of dishonesty. He also said, when he was at the police-
statioe, that the reason he refused to give his address was
that his friends ware very respectable and he would not
let them know where he was.
Jolts King, a warder at the Coldbath.fields Prison, identi.
led the prisoner as a notorious thief, and he proved a number
of conviction. against him for periods extending so far beck
es IRO, and since then the prisoner had been four years in
s raformatoey, but the moment he came out he resumed his
old courses.
The prisoner was fully committed to the Central Crimi.
all Court.
London, England, 1865-12-05

SW EDEN.

led STOCKHOLM, Ow. 4.
The government bill for the reform of the consti-
tution was passed in the Peasant and Citizen
Chambers to-day.
The House of Nobles and the Chamber of the
Clergy commenced the discussion of the bill this
morning.
Considerable excitement prevails here.

INDIA.
(By direct Overland Te*Tann.)
_ _ _

BOMBAY, Nov. 24, 1.7 P.M.

Manchester goods steady. Cotton firm. Dhol-
lerah, 420 r. Export of the week, 36,000 bales.
Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Government secu-
rities, Four per Cent., 88i ; ditto, Five per Cent.,
102 i ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 109.
The latest London date is the 9th November.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 23.
Piece goods quiet. Exchange on London, 2s. lid.
Freight, 423. bd.
London, England, 1865-12-05

CROATIA.

AMUR, Mc. 4.
The deputation from the Croatian Diet, which
went to Vienna to present an address to the Em-
peror, complaining of the manner in which the
Banns fulfils the office of President of the Diet,
will return to this city to-day.
A grand torchlight procession has been organised
to receive them.

CARINTHIA.
ICILGENFURT, DEC. 5.
In to-day's sitting of the Carinthian Diet the
constitutional committee will propose an address to
the Emperor against the suspension of the constitu-
tion, and requesting his Majesty to re-establish the
February patent.

TILE LOWER AUSTRIAN DIET.
VIENNA, Mc. 4.

The Diet of Lower Austria have commenced
their debate on the address to the Emperor in
reference to the September patent with great ani-

OUTWARD 1BOI&BAY MAIL
GIBRALTAR, DEC. 2.

The Mongolia, from Southampton Nov. 27,
arrived here to-day at 8 a.m., and left at noon for
Alexandria.
She experienced bad weather in the Channel.
1 All well.
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(azones's unseal
SPAIN AND CHILI.
REFUSAL OF EUROPEAN MEDIATION,
MADRID, Die. 2.
The semi-official Correspondeneia de Espana con.
tains the following :
To the periodicals who ask if the government is disposed
to accept European mediation in Chili we are enabled to
reply that the government will not accept mediation. All
that we believe the government is inclined tenant are the
good offices which friendly powers have offered, in order
that, without in any way injuring the dignity of our
nation, means may be found to avoid a rupture which Spain
has not sought, and cannot desire in her own interest or the
plead interacts of Europe.
According to the Epoca, Spain could in a few
months assemble 25 vessels in the Pacific, almost all
new and powerful, and with picked crews. This fleet
would include three iron-clad and six screw frigates,
independent of the squadron now stationed in the
Chiliaa waters.
The decision of the Central Madrid Committee
in favour of continued abstention has been gene-
rally obeyed by the Progreesist Committees through-
out the country, even including those in Catalonia,
which had hitherto manifested great opposition to
this policy.
The &forma draws attention to the persistent
rumours lately current upon the Madrid Exchange
of the approaching retirement of Senor Alonso
Martinez, Minister of Finance, from the Cabinet.
The Reforrna considers these rumours to be well
founded, and has reason to believe that the resigns-
' tion of Senor Martinez will take place as soon as
1 I the elections to the Cortes are terminated.
London, England, 1865-12-05

MINES.-(THI8 DAY.)

Two

There is not much business in the mining market
to-day, but prices generally show firmness.
Some of the present quotations are as follows :
Great Vor, 35 to 36 ; East Lovell, 14 to 15 ;
Chiverton, 91 to • Chiverton Moor, 6to t ; Lady
Bertha, 153. to 17s. 6d. ; Clifford Amalgamated,
2111 to 22} • Tincroft, 19} to 20 ; East Carn Brea,
Zia to ;East Caradon' 9 to t ; Great Busy,
to 4 ;Basset, It to 21 ; and Wheal Gren-
ville, 311 to
Cape Copper and St. John del Rey shares are
firm, other colonial and foreign mines being quiet.
We are requested to state that the share list
of
the Caerhun Slate Company(Limited) will be closed
on Monday next for London, and on Tuesday, the
12th, for the country.
An extraordinary general meeting of the Central
American Mining Company (Limited) is called for
the 4th January, when a resolution will be sub-
mitted for dissolving the company.
London, England, 1865-12-05

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

UrrirrisrrY or LONDOIr.-14. D. LIAMINATION.
—The following Bache:on of Medicine have passed the
examination for the Degree of Doctor of Medicine :—Frank
Bustard, Guy's Hospital ; William Dale, Leeds and Mid-
dlesex Hospitals ; Thomas Fairbarik, St. Bartholomew's
Hospital ; Samna{ Jones Gee, University College ; Frescis
William Gibson, 8.A., University College, obtained Dumber
of marks qualifying for the medal ; Gwynn' Henry Harries,
King's College ; Charles Albert Hiegaton, IL Sc., SL Bar-
tholomew's Hospital: Edmund Holland, University Col-
lege ; Hones Jeaffreson, St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Henry Law Krim ;Abase. gold medal. King's College ;
Thomas Morton, King's College ; Walter Rickards, Univer-
sity College; Rustics Smith, University College; Richard
Patrick Burke naffs, M.S.. F.R.C.S. Eng.
Bartholomew's Hospital ; Thomas James Woodhouse,
St. Thomas's Hospital.
London, England, 1865-12-05

(Before Mr. Commiasioser Winslow.)

LI Si J. C. WILSON. 1
The tonkmpt war described as a colocial engineer, of
Limeoireet. This was the sitting for examination and dia-
dems. The liabilities amount to 45,6351. ; but the meets
god property held as security are returned at about 30.000/.
Mr. Phelps, for the assignees, stated that the bankrupt
bed been ordered to file uecial emanate, bet had not doe.
se; as edjournmeot would therefore be necessary. AB the
Imakrupt had made large ousigements to Java and else-
Uwe. it wee desirable to have rather a long adjournment
is alder that the assignees might obtain acoounts of the
leceseds of those consignutenta.
As adjournment for three months was ordered.
IN at Z WILDISU.
The bankrupt was described as a lace-dealer, of Mount.
Mist, Grosvenor-square. Against debts of 1,7331. there
are mote and doubtful debts of 600/. or 7001. Amongst
She debtors to the estate are the Crown Princess of Prussia,
fy Marchioness of Hastings, the Countess of Cardigan, the
Cantos of Fife, Lady Rendlesham, and numerous other
plows of distinction. This was the sitting for GYADIiOII.
OM and discharge,
Mr. Chid's, supported.
Mr. Lewrance, for the assignees, asked for additional

smuts.
The bankrupt was briefly examined se to her supposed
interest under some old will, but she deeded having any.
Mr. Lawrence said that the Countess of Fife, being
written to for her account of 881., stated that the bankrupt
bid M her palmation lace of hen of the value of 501.
The beekrupt, in explartatioe, stated that some of the
lice woe held by a worker named Mrs. Brain, who had a
dais on It. She was willing to give up any that she bad.
Mr. Lawranes said that the Marchioness of Hastinp and
In, Lloyd Lindsay also complained of goods not being

given up.
The bankrupt said those things alao were in the possession
al Mrs. Brain who claimed to hold them for work dose. It
me stated that the stock had realised 280/.
An adjournment was ordered for additional accounts.
tv as N. B.IOI.NSTION.
The bankrupt was described as a muter mariner and
sbipowner, of Oleaborg, Finland. Debts. L 0721., of which
830/. were stated to boon a bill given at Calcutta as security
to advance on a freight. There was no oppositioa, and the
enter was granted.
London, England, 1865-12-05

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

George Lewis, 27, dirk, was indista for staling the mun
of 81., with intent to defraud. The prisoner pleaded guilty.
Mr. F. IL Lewis (instroolad by Mr. Abrahams, of
lane) prosecuted ; Mr. Metcalfe appeared for the prisoner.
The details of this case Were somewhat remarkable,
and from thi statement of Mr. Lewis it appeared
that the prisoner had been for some years in
the service of the prosecutor, who is • eicar maw
facturer and importer, carrying on business in ManasU.
street. The primmer hid been elevito years in his 'aryl*,
although sow he was only 26 yam of age, and he was in
the receipt of • salary of 2/. 10s. per wink. H.
was in the habit of receiving the weekly wages to pay
the workmen, but by falsely adding up the sooonnts,
sad carrying on the amount from time to time, be
had contrived to misappropriate • aim of no Ism
than 8001. It was his duty to make • return to his muter
of the sums paid to the workmen and return him ths bal-
ance. His master appeared to have so much confidao•
him that no sopervision of the 'canna took place. It at
peered to be the practice of the prisoner to put the proper
amount under each workman's name, but in • marginal
note the supposed aggregate sum was °caldera:4y
increased, and these marginal weekly sums were added up
at the bottom, and no suspicion was excited. The prow
cutor by mere accident discovered these frauds, and'
speaking to the prisoner about them, he instantly ran t
his cat that was hanging up in his room, took out • bottle
hastily, drink from it, and soon after fell down insensible.
Medical assistance was obtained, and in time the prisoner
recovered. As examination of the bottle was made, and
was found to contain a very poismasus preps/Mist,
showing that the Prisoner was prepared if ever an
geory should arise which should render it necessary for him
to wa it.
Mr. Metcalfe, on behalf of the primmer, said he bad been
eleven years in his situation, and was tempted through the
confidence placed in him to rob his muter, and from the
motto( a supervision of hie accounts.
The Amtstant-Jags said this was • very flagrant ma,
for the prisoner had been toilet on for two years robbing
his master, 'mounting altogether to the sum of 8001. He
was • single man, and whether he bad got rid of the money
or placed it in the hands of his triads be did not know, but
it appeared, anticipating this discovery, he had ash ort time
before mods an assignment of some property for benefit
of his relatives, apparently for the purpose of preventing
his employer from obtaining any portion of his property,
There wee a diffenoe of opinion amongst the magistrates
the mutates would have been more severe than that he
then about to paw, which was that he be imprisoned
kept to hard labour for twe years.
London, England, 1865-12-05

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALIT, DSc. 4 A/TOINTMENTS. —G.
Mackay, Deputy Inspector Cleueral of Hospitals and Fleets,
to Hasler HospitaL
Lieutenant?. W. Simeon, to the Oats,* for disposal.
Paymaster G. Love, to be secretary to Commander
florntn.
Master E. Hairiest, to the Malan*.
Surgeon W. J. Roche, to the Highflyer.
Asaistant Surgeons —Dr. T. Caen, to the Cumberland,
for service in the Steam Reserve; S. Backfield, to the Ma-
laria; J. S. Arson, to the St. George. vine Bamfield.
PROMOTTON.—Master G. Raid, promoted to the rank of
staff commander.
London, England, 1865-12-05

.
wed into oonyersatioe with the police, and the result,
Wit -...4 couniel said, was that he slunk away and
di1"""-
wl MIL 0.118a7 to be set free. Mr. Seymour added
oolmo us loot the slighted ground for such a charge,
logo Yrs. O'Lsery wee bound in justification of her
suebeeeter to thing this usu..
Tie Led Chief Baron observed that there seemed to be
' 0 gileue to the action.
. ge, gir. DOT Seymour and Mr. Murphy, who regre-
w.' tke dethadankentered into coasultatios with • view
• s elithom.t.
1 gginsiely Mr. Murphy admitted that the defendant bed
es ormatiou which was entirely unfounded,
tray
oig le sowisf entirely withdrew the charge be nuarikaidnet
oc. O'Leary, sad consonted to defendant or the tiff
it ygi. damps. He geld the also to
„we say imputation which his conduct might have led
ogge to bleu attached to her character.
si. &recur said, on behalf of hie chest, ha accepted
• Folio al
g dieff.
viediat for phiatiff --damages, 301.
!

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.
(Before the Judge Ordinary.)
DROWN V. I1&OWN.-81124TIIIICL.
L this ChM which ws• very fully reported • few days
opetitioner waa the wife of • member of the arm of
d Co., the extensive crape manufacturers at Nor.
fkg, sad the daughter of a hank manger is that city. She
-.era dissoluti her marriage *a account of her haw
alty and Goo
ftery
gr ham Wilde, in giving judgment, said that he had
Niguel his decision in order that he might oosaider
ilealer a cue of cruelty, acoordin to the legal aoceptii-
Du of the term, had bout made out. He mold sot agree
0i proof of habitual drunkenness would be sufficient. If
yetiere held to be • valid ground for dismaying •
was afraid that his ruling would bans a very
figs application. He did, however, think that there
lei another allegation of °malty in the petition which had
Mal nide out, and he therefore made a decree nisi, with
celfs•

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Occomiodoner Hoireyd.)
Bk Honour sat and disposed of a long lint of Ws in
each no meioses had been cheese.
in Is I. rosin.
Its bankrupt, Eliosewsr Jones. was described as •
bolder, of Paddington. This was the sitting for *lamina-
,. sad discharge.
Xr. Deasy supported.
Os examination by Mr. Aldridge the bankrupt admitted
tat he had been bankrupt in 1857, as Ebenezer Price, and
if sot obtain his certificate. In 1861 he wen bankrupt as
a.usr PAM Jones (he had taken the same of Jones on
secant of some property that was left him by his uncle).
L was now bankrupt as Ebenezer Jones, having never
wad the name of Price Sil3oo he took that of Jones. It
spored that the bankrupt had not obtained his order
order the last bsnkruptey. An adjournment was ordered.
_ .
London, England, 1865-03-23

WINDSOR CASTLE. liAice 22.

The Queen walked and drove in the Home Park
yastenlay afternoon. and drove in the Great Park this morn•
leg, attended by the Hoe. Throw* Seymour.
Prince Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Haig, went to
London.
Princess Louise) took a carriage drive, and Primers
I Beatrice west out walking.

The Prisms of Wake took a carriage drive yesterday.
The Prince end Prinoms of Wales, accompanied by Priem
Alfred, and attended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, Lieutenant•
Colonel Koppel, and Lieutenant Haig. went in the evening
to the amateur performance at the Bijou Theatre.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Traisury,
in Donning-street. The ministerspresent were—
Viscount Palmerston, the Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir Geort„,)
Grey, Earl /Lima, Earl de grey, Sir Charles
Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke
of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson,
Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Earl of Clarendon,
and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

A deputation of Numbers of parliiment, coediting of
Sir M. W. itidlay, Bert., Mr. B. BIOUOIOOt, Right Hon.
J. M. Mowbray, Sir H. Williamson, Bert, Mr. H. Fen•
wick, Mr. B. Laghara, Mr. S. Beasmost, Mr. J. Fuser, Mr.
J. Hindenon, Hoe. H. G. Liddell, the Bight Hon. T. L
Mr. Dudley Marioribanks, and Mr. B. Hodgson,
bad en interview with the Bight How. T. Wham Gibson, at
the dam of the Hairdo' Dade, pixie:day, on the subject of
e proposed addition to the London ooai•ter.
London, England, 1865-03-23

SENTATION OP WESTMINSTER.

MB. J. STUART MILL AND THS REPRE-

In a letter to Mr. James Beal, Mr. J. Stuart

Mill ens :
"I have so perusal object to be promoted by • seat
in parliament ; all private cousidention are wind my
agergnag it r the 'sly motive that nun make me
dean it would be the hope of being east ul, sad,
being Wand in any similar leonine, it is as yet
quite ascertain whether I am as capable of tendering
public service in the Hone of Commons as I may be is
the more 'seagull occupation of a writer. It la, however,
wan that in ma be of say uses parliament, it could
Gay be by devoting myself there to the saes subjects which
have employed ray habitual thoughts out of parliarant.
therefore, nun not undertake the charge of any of your
local balsa" Ned es this, is so imporbuit a 000stituany,
meat seesmarily be heavy, it is not impossible that my ima-
bility tc undertake it may is itself amount to • disqualifica-
tion for being year reprementativa Agile, my nay object
parlianseet would be to promote my opinion ; what
them ere ea nearly all the political guineas in which the
puldie feel say istarert is before the world, ani man ea
oosvinced they an wrong, these, sad so others, WO Qs
ninon whin I inn set es. I am ready to give any
further explasetios of them that might be wished for, and
should I be skated I wield freely state to my sonaineste.
whenever desired, the nista island to give. end my as.
some for then Bet I amid give so other pledge. If the
skean ere stilisintly sandal with my random% as they
ane to be waling la give me • trial, I would do my been to
servo noes opines. sad wean I. so case disguise my bass.
tams or my motives from those to whom I should be is.
dabbed for the enactanity.
" Lastly, it is sans, swank, to my circumstaane sew
compliant with my ninepin to eyelid money for my no-
Wa wiliest seensatly condemning those who do was
it is sot expend is ocamptioo. lam deeply einviseed
Wire gas be so parlieniestexy reform worthy of the memo
soles' se a sent gatemen is oily 'Minna W itch
any or by nese nee have risk men at noir balk. It
is the interest of the genstaransies be be marvel by
men
who ire sot slain at gement eh** either psommiery.
ollisial, se mil, but eaassatim to undertake gsendiegify
as anon duty to the pablio. That such persons should
be reeds to pay for permitelou to do hard ead MOWS
work • for the gement eilinislege is neither worthy if a
free people. ear ie it the way to induce the best mei to
ease forward. Is my eves are I must even degas
oder myself to no election in any mass r. berms
proud as I should be el their Nampa sod though I wadi
eadeevour to fulfil to the best of my ability the duty to wink
they might thiak It to sleet me, yet I man DO wit 10 geld
my pretest coespenes for the Inane of Common, inlets
ailed upon to do go by my fedowaitissoe. That the slings
of Weans/ear have ens thought of nay same Is lids
conjugate" sown of deep gratification to ; mid
if I were to be elected I should wish to owe every Pap
la my electios. se I should aseady owe my noatimatin, to
their spostemene end flattering judgmeot if the Inoue el
• lila"
London, England, 1865-03-23

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

Wows% ?assume.)

GREAT INUNDATIONS AT BUCHAREST.
BUCHAIUDIT, Mum 21.

During the last five days terrible inundations
have occurred in this district. One-third of the
town of Bucharest is under water, which in certain
parts is more than five feet in depth. Organised
relief, to which all contribute, is being rendered to
the sufferers, and the Prince personally directs the
measures taken to arrest further devastation as far
as possible. The rivers have overflowed their beaks,
carrying away the bridges and destroying the roads.
After Bucharest, the towns of Jassy, Golan, and
Tekontah have suffered most from the inundations.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. IWca

Yesterday the French Ambeasedor presented a
note to Count Mensdorff, whereby the French
government recognises the provisional flag of 81m-
wig-Holstein, without, however, according to the
ships of the Duchies the same privileges enjoyed
by them when under the Danish rule.
The Lower House of the Reichsrath has resolved
to refer the budget of 1866 to the committee on the
budget of 1866.
_ _

ITALY AND SWITZERLAND.
TIMM. NAN= 22.

Negotiations bare commenced M Timis between
General La Manama and M. Plods relative to the
projected treaty between Italy and Switzerland.
The second conform* waa held to-day.
London, England, 1865-03-23

rEPIIEBS,_

j,►TFM
limns% rmanasa.l.
RIIBBIA AND THE DUCHIES.
ST. PETERSBURG, lister 23.
The Deutsche Petersburger Zeitung, in an article
replying to one recently published by the 31 °scow
Gazette, says :
" Neither the honour nor the interest of Russia
are engaged in the question of the Duchies.
"The demands of the Mame Gamete that
Russia should assume a more decided attitude are
not based upon reasonable grounds, since threats,
without an intention of going to war, are futile.
" We are convinced that the conciliatory steps
taken by Russia with the German Powers will be
attended with success."
The Journal de St Petersbourg of to-day publishes
a circular addressed by Prince Gortchakoff to the
representatives of Russia abroad, in reference to the
Russian acquisitions of territory in Central Asia.
He points out the necessity for these acquisitions,
and states that Russia does not seek any territorial
aggrandisement which might lead to complications
whereby her interior progress would be arrested.

SWITZERLAND AND THE ZOLLVEREIN.
MILNE, Kuen 23.

The negotiations for the conclusion of a treaty of 1
commerce between Switzerland and the Zollvereiu
have beeen interrupted, in consequence of the
delegates being insufficiently instructed.
It is expected that negotiations will be resumed
on the 4th of April next.

THE SPANISH BUDGET.
MSDB.ID, Maim 22.
To-day the Minister of Finance presented to
Congress the Budget for 1865-66.
The ordinary expenditure is estimated at
2,139,703,680 reals, and the extraordinary at
563,718,190 reek.
The ordinary revenue is stated to be
2,184,178,130 reale. The resulting deficit is to
be covered by the proceeds of the sate of the
national property.

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE NSW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON, lima 23..

The North German Lloyds' steamship New York,
from New York on the 11th inst., has arrived.
She brings 142 passengers for Bremen and South-
ampton, 41 bags of mails, and 25,000 dollars in
specie for Bremen. On the first six days the New
York experienced strong northerly gales and after-
wards heavy easterly winds. She spoke the Bremen
steamer Hansa on the 12th, 250 miles from Sandy
Hook. Her news has been fully anticipated by
the Moravian, via Greencastle, which brought in-
telligence from New York to the morning of the
12th inst.

LrisapooL. mAlica Z.

The Montreal Ooean Company's steamship Mora-
vian, from Portland on the morning of the 12th
init., arrived here at 6 a.m. to-day.