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The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-03

SITUZDAT Imp*.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 90
div., both for moiler and nest Thunedity'a settle.
ment, opened this morning at the same quotation,
and closed at 90 1-16 .to 346, tor 96411; For the
August settlement the lest twice was 90k to f. The
official business report is as follows :—Three per
Cent. Console, ter • leiretei, • 94,,, 90 ; Three
per Cents. Seduced, 89k, k• Mow Three per
Cents., 89/, 1 ; India (Roar, shut ; ditto Five per
Cent. Stock, 104 k ; ditto Four per Cent. Deben-
tures, 1866, 1001; ditto Bonds, 21a, 18e., prem.
The India Five per Cent. stock was firmer. India
Bonds were dealt in at 18a. to 21s. prem. Exam-
quer Bills were unaltered at par to 4s. prep.
Some of the speculative foreign stocks, including
Mexican, Spanish Passive and Certificates, and
Turkish Consolidds were flat, and closed at a reduc-
tion of k toper cent. Otherwise little change oc-
curred indepartment. In many cases prices
were quoted ex the dividend due this day.
There was au improvement of 11. 10a. to 21. in
Agra and Masterman's Bank shares. London and
South African Bank, Anglo-Austrian Bank, and
European Bank were also inquired for. Asiatic
Bank and South Australian Bank have declined.

National Discount shares were last quoted today
10} to }prem. ; Joint Stock Disoonnt, Ito die.
Egyptian Trading, f to } dia. ; Ottoman SosiStd
Gsfnifrwle, 2} to 3} prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15} to
ex div. ; and Lion Brewery, 1} to 2 prem. A re-
daction of about 31. was quoted in the ordinary
shares of the City of Milan Improvements Oom-
wy. Peninsular and Oriental new and Madras
Irrigation paid-up shares have also receded.
The shares of the financial companies were
unaltered, except International Financial, which
were in demand, and rose 2s. 6d. to ss. The closing
quotations are annexed, viz. :—lnternationakFistn-
cial, 1} to 1} prem. ; General Credit, lf to 2
prem.; London Financial, 7} to} prem. ; Imperial
Mercantile Credit, 2 5.16 to 7-16 prem.; Credit
Fonder and Mobilier, 34 to } prem.
The closing (but in many cases nominal) quota.
lions for shares in new undertakings are sub-
' joined :—Peruvian Railways, 22 to 31 prem. ;
Cheshire Salt Works, } to 1} prem. ; London-bridge
Land, } to 1 prem. ; London and Mediterranean
Bank, 3 to } prem.; Blakely Ordnance 3} to 4
prem. ; Glamorgan Iron and Coal, 2 to 2} prem.;
Grange Town Iron, 1 to 2 prem. ; East London
Railway scrip, } to 1} prem. ; Belgrave Mansions,
}to 1} prem. ; Railway Credit, 1 to 2 prem. ;
Phosphate of Lime, 1 to 2 prem. ; Enamelled
Iron, 1} to 2} prem. ; Parkfield Iron, 1 to 2 prem.;
Barned'a Bank, 14 to 2} prem. ; London, Green.
wiob, and Windsor Hotels, 14 to 2} prem.; Samuel
Bestow and Co., fto 11 prem. ; Liverpool aud
Dublin Steam, to 1} prem. ; Hop and Malt Ex-
change, 1} to 1} prem. ; and Steam Biscuit, } to
1} prem.
United States 5-20 Bonds closed at 701 to 711,
being I) per cent. lower than yesterday. Atlanta°
and Great Western Railway Debentures remain
quoted 86} to 874.
London, England, 1865-07-03

MEXIOO.

NEM YORK, Jews 23, Moms..
A dvices received here from Matamoros to the
15th inst. state that the imperialists had totally
defeated Negreti, the latter losing 700 killed,
2,000 prisoners, together with arms and ammuni-
tion. Negreti himself was captured. Tbe impe-
rialists also took Canisrago.

J. STUART MILL FOR WESTMINSTER.
London, England, 1865-07-03

I'ELFAIRAPIIIO INTELLIGENCE.

(asum's =maim)
ITALY AND THE PAPACY.
RONK, Jun 90.

The Giornale dißorns of to-day confirms the news
that the negotiations between the Italian and Papal
governments were opened in oonsequense of a private
letter from the Pope to King Victor Emmanuel,
wherein his Holiness requested the King to send to
Rome a person enjoying his Majesty's confidence,
with the object of reconciling the interests of the
church and state. " The King sent Signor Ve-
gesri, who had several interviews with Cardinal
Antonelli, and recognised the justice of
the bases proposed by the Holy See. The Pope',
therefore anticipated a successful issue to the ne-
gotiations. But Signor Vegetal' went to Florence
to receive final instructions, and returned to Rome
the bearer of propoeals cancelling those previously
entertained, and rendering an agreement impos-
sible." In conclusion the Giornale di Boma declares
that the Pope believes be has done his duty in at-
tempting all that was possible under the circum-
stenos&

MARSEILLES, Joni 1.
Atoordiog to letters received hero Bohr Rome,
Signor Vegezzi had stated to the Pope that the
negotiations were interrupted, but not broken off.
Almost all the exiled Bishops had received per-
mission to return to their sees.

FLORENCE. JULY 2.

It is asserted that the Dfmister for Foreign
Affairs addressed a circular on the 30th ult. to
the diplomatic agents of Italy abroad, in which he
gave a history of the negotiations with Rome.

DISTURBANCES AT MESSINA.
111111111Nk, Jura 1.

A notification has been issued by the 11111DiCi-
pality of Messina with the object of measuring the
inhabitants respecting the precautionary measures
taken with reference to ships arriving from Egypt.
Disturbances nevertheless broke out amongst the
populace on the arrival here of the Messageries
Imperialee steamer with the mails from Alexandria.
The mob set fire to the offices of the quarantine de-
partment. Order was re-established by the National
Guard, and several arrests were made.
London, England, 1865-07-03

COMMIRCIAL INTHLLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Juts 20, Emma.

Money abundant. Gold, 1401. Exchange on
London, 1531 ;on Paris, 3.70. Stocks dull. New
York Central, 91 ; Illinois, 1201 ; Erie, 721 ; 5.20
United States Bonds, 103.
NEW YORK, JUNI n, MOBNING.
Lewes Parsons, of Alabama, has been appointed
Provisional Governor, to re-organise the State on
the same principle as that now is progress in North
Carolina.

Mr. Breckenridge and six others reached
Cubs on the 11th, from the Florida coast. They
crossed in an open boat.

CONXERCILL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Joss 22, Eiwirwa.

Money abundant Gold, 1401. Exchange on
London, Exchange on Paris, 3.82+.
Stocks dull. New York Centrals, ; Illinois,

122 ; Erie? 75k ; 5.20 United States Boucle, 1031;
Cotton quiet. Middling Upland, 40. Flour dull.
Wheat in good demand for export. Corn slightly
firmer. Provisions declining. Coffee dull. Sugar
quiet. Molasses dull. Pretroleum dull: crude,
35 ; relined, 53.

NEW YORK, Joss 23, Nom.
Mosey easy. Gold 1401. Stocks dull : New
York Centrals, 821; Illinois, 122 ; Erie, 75.

CANADA.

QUEBEC, Jots 22.
General Dix bas arrived at Quebec, and had an
interview with two members of the Canadian
cabinet. _ _ .

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The New Brunswick House of Assembly has
passed a resolution opposing the confederation
scheme, and favouring the despatch of delegates to
Bugland to counteract the influence of the Canadian
delegates.
London, England, 1865-07-04

to him, which anfortmately he believed is, but he had
pies foosad that they IWO 110th Ill without foundation.
Ha Bosom mated the ardor,
The
In T. A. 111/413L—AITUCATION
mart
The taskrupt *AI a_ publisher, of Cetherimartnet,
Strand. His debts niM to be ►bout AWOL
Mr. Chidhy now applied fee hie release Iran custody.
There was no opposition, though there wars 13 detainer,
waled the bankrupt.
His Honour greaded the release.
111 II DUNTARD.
The bankrupt via a merchant sad bill broker, of Book-
meheuy. He bad also acted ume of the indite(' to the
nay Beak. This was the sitting for examinetioe and
dim:hurt The liabilities amount to the large sum of
33.26131. ; there ere meets is good debts of 7,19214 property
held, ; bad debts, 14,7104 The expenditure bad
been at the rate of 1001. a year.
Mr. Chidley, for the easigmes, did net oppose.
Him Honour said that thermals IMO not oorrectly stated •
they were made to appear as 23,0001. instead of 7,0001'
There mot be an adjournment for aneesdneent of amounts;
London, England, 1865-07-04

BUSINESS. TJLANRACTED.

ilia Company negotiates loans for colonial and foreign 'a-
mmonite.
Coesperates In the financial arrangements of Britiai and other
Wings.
Naha advance, to Corporation; Town Councils, and other
what bodies.
Negotiatos Loan for Paths Worts.
Arista is the introduction of Industrial and COMlatrdill lit
thrtolgagl.
Makes advances upon approved Web, than; Bonds, te.
Mateo temporary Loans upon elleble Freehold and Lease-
hold Secwittes. ALFRN.D LOWS, Secretary.
Loam, 17 and 18, Cornhitl, June IS, 1816.

110 SUED IST

TBE CREDIT 110i143111.E. and MOBILIEB
of F.NOLANDiUsafteW.
Min of ibria,roo DIHILNTVII2B WITH urrwar
PAYA QUAITIRLY.
TiseDirectors have decided to lease Debeature Donets of the
Conspany for the amounts and bearing interest as under, via:
in stuns of £lO, ad, LW. £lOO, £250, 1.4.00, and £I,M, with
ateipeas attached.

For three yews
For five peen
For seven yews
!Merest payable quertaly, elz., on the 30th hfarelooth rune,
lath neptember, and Seth Deormber, in each year, at the Com-
pays banker.% •
- The distinctive feature In the debentures issued this Coo-
Wide their perfect ',curdy; the amount of the capital sub-
scribed, peld-up, and uncalled. and the general invested awns
et the Company, as well a. the large reserve fund, affording the
Met ample secunty to the Investor.
Thew debentures are Issued payable to bearer, and can thaw
tin peas by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse-
meat, and are hoe trove any further stamp duty. They are also
Based—to meet the requirements of Trustees and ethers— trans.
Melds by deed only, to be duly registered In the Company's
bets in the names of the investors or their assigns.
/ones of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to
when ell COlimunicationa must be addnweed.—By order of the
Cunt, ALF Ithll LOW/t, Secretary.
London, 17 and 18. Cambia. June 16. 1616.
London, England, 1865-07-04

CARLISLE RACES.

noun Attar:m.o.—Nothing Moro, Madams Taglishoo,
Jack's Alive, Lounge, Reviver, Hooesty, &roc( Beer,
Hopper, Flower of Yarrow, Berbers Allen, The Tyke, Mier
Pickles, Roenoldby, Miss Vulcan, Geyoue, &white, Elude,
Moll Flagon, Barefoot, Brindisi, Curtain Lecture, Well
Dome, Helga, Mackintosh, Lady of Coverdale, Vanessa,
Bkipjack, Risk, Sleepy By.. Merry Thought, and Macbeth.
London, England, 1865-07-04

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.--Jura
Sittings at MO Prima Loadon.—(Bolont Lord Mil
Jaatior Zits sad a Spada Jury.)

11111111 W. 11131ABLE3 AND OTILIZIL

This ass as entice te recover damages in consequence of
an derangement that the plaintiffs should beteg est a new
company. and should be paid for doing so, not having hese
carried out.
Mr. ltilward, Q. 0., and Mr. Archibald, appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mr. Leah, Q.C., Mr. H. Jamie, and Mr. F.
M. Whits, for the defeedasta.
the plaintiff woe a emantinion Kest, sod hia cue was
that early in last you it was proposed to start the °mull.
dated Paper Mill Ompany, et Stoke sad Woking. The de-
fends:its were to be directors. The plsintiff was applied to
by Mr. Wilkins, the secretary of the company, and cc the
find February be mat in a proposel that he agreed to eery
out successfully the company for 5,01101., provided the
directors would subscribe tor 2.50 shares in addition to the
paid-ap shares, sad he undertook to pay the whole of the
pnsting and advertisiag accounts. The plaintiff at ones net
to work ; he gave up • connection with a Freoish company,
In order fully to &need to this one ; be procured subscribers
for 1,500 Amu ; he took ao °Moe and procured a banker •
and be also expeoded a ousideraille sum of money. Oei.
the 24th February. however, the directors &clued to have
anything further to do with the plaintiff, and the ensue-
meet wont at.
The defence was that there was a proposition, but ao
egreemeot, the matter hams gone off before anything was
agree thepos.
On port of the plaintiff it was stated that it au pro-
posed and carried at the meeting of the directors on the
22nd that the proposition of the plaintiff be aciapted, and
this resolutioe wits entered upon the minutes, which were
signed by Mr. Venable*, the chairman.
Oe the other hand it was stated that so such resolution
was carried, or even propelled; that the entry oo the nuastea
was incorrect ; and that Ur. Vecablea bad mined the
minutes without reading them, or knowing that they em-
bodied such a resolution.
The jury, after onnaidering the matter fvr half an boor,
found a verdict for the plaintiff—demageslool.
London, England, 1865-07-04

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE AT

PLAISTOW.-(11112 DAY.)

This morning, shortly before 1 o'clock, a despe-
rate attempt was made to murder a married woman named
Mary Lovelace, 40 years of age, by her husband, Jobs
Lovelace, aged 42 years, who afterwards made a determined
attempt on his own life.
Lovelace bad bees out drinking in the evening, and at
about half-past 11 o'clock last night he retired to reel with
his wife. There were several ehildreo in the room, and
about the time aboveliamed the elder son, about 14 years
of age, was suddenly aroused by bearing his mother Galling
eat " Murder ; help." He got oat of bed and saw
his father beating his mother on the head with
fearful violence and blood issuing from the wounds. He
eaUed for assistance when several lodgers and neighbours
rushed in and found that be had nearly killed the woman,
and en the floor wee a large shoemakers' hammer bearing
portions of human hair and blood. The man Lovelace was
lying on the floor near the bedstead with a fearful gash in
thetlimat and on the armsandbodywereseveral largebsoieed
wounds or stabs from which blood was oozier copiously.
The wounded woman and her husband were taken to the
London Hospital. The injuries in the throat and arms of
the man Lovelace were no doubt iallietei by himself with a
shoemakers' knife, which he used when at work, and but
faint hopes are entertained of the recovery of the woman.
This morning a crowd of persons assembled in front of the
house where the tragedy teak place, whisk ia in the North
Woolwich-read, Victoria-docks. Plaistow.
London, England, 1865-07-04

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY JULY S. A PPOINTIARNTIL --Cap-
Saba E. A. Isgiskeld, to he one of the Cormersators of the
Thames, mce Boar-Admiral Wellesley, manned ; and Cap-
tain H. T. Burgoyne, to be additional captain of the Vic-
tory, for service in the Wiser°.
Lieutenants W. R. Kennedy, to the Victoria; and A.
H. Alingtos, to the Brihussia.
Staff-Burgeon 11. Burton, to the Edgar.
Surgeon W. H. Bloggett, additional to the President.
Engineers J. C. Gray, to the Cumberland, u supernu-
merary ; and T. Creasman, to the Camber Mad, and lent to
the Castor, for the Bullfrog.
London, England, 1865-07-04

THE NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN ROME
AND ITALY.

Some of the uncertainty respecting the negotia-
tions between Rome and Italy bee been removed
by the statements ou the subject made by the official
organ of the papacy, the Giornak di Roma, an
analysis of which has appeared in our telegraphic
intelligence. The Nord says, in reference to these
statements, that though they establish the momen-
tary failure of the negotiations, the very fact of
their publication, the attempt of the Gior-
nate di Roma to show that the cause
of failure did not rest with the Vatican, and the
admission that the initiative in the matter was
taken by Pius IX., all prove the importance the
Pontiff attached, and still attaches, to an under-
standing with the Italian government. "If we
may believe the news which reaches us from Paris,"
adds the Nord, "The negotiations will not be re-
sumed until the opening of the new Italian parlia-
ment ; it is that body which will be called upon by
Victor Emmanuel to decide whether they are to be
continued or definitively abandoned. If this be
the case the question will, under any circumstances,
remain in suspense a considerable time."
London, England, 1865-05-09

ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES

IN DUBLIN.

DUBLIN, MOYDAT NIGHT.

The prince of Wales left Holyhead at 2.20 p.m.,
and arrived at Kingstown at 6.10 p.m. He pro-
ceeded by special train to Westland Row, where
he was met by the Lord Mayor and members of
the corporation. Large crowds aasembled in Has-
MU-Street, Grafton-street, College-green, and Dame-
street, to see him pass through these thoroughfares ;
but be went by Brunswick-skeet, over Carlisle
Bridge, and along the quays to the Vice-Regal
Lodge. His reception everywhere was most cor-
dial. The weather was fine.
In the evening a general illumination of the
streets, which were thronged with people, took
place.

DOTAL DRAMATIC Commas —His Royal Bigh-
orns' the Priam of Wales has kindly *aided b intestios
to inaugurate the central hall of the Royal Marna* College
on Monday, June 5.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
d'Aumale mad the Priam de Condi bosomed Lady Moho-
worth wth their company at dieser hat evening. The
following were Judie& to meet their royal highnesses
The Earl and Counter Stanhope, the Rad and Countess of
Dark, the Reel Orissa* the Earl of St. Genesee. the
Right Has. Chichester Fortress M.P., sad Frances Dona.
US/ Waldegrave, the Comte.. of Slaltesbary, Lord Sias.
lay, M.P.. Lord and lady Foley, the Hoe. F. Oalthorp*,
M. F., Mr. Oswald and Mr. H. West, and Malls de Oki-
champ, in wailing os the Dookses (Metals.
The Countess of Derby will have an evening
party at Friday, the 26th bet., se well as os the 11th sad
18th hat.
The Right Hon. Sir Ed ward Bulwar Lytton,
LP., 'Models,' at dinner on Saturday, at his resideers.
Park.lans, the Turkish Ambassador. the &lila' Meister
and Madame Vaa de Weyer, Ales Eifeedi. the Earl of
Elleaborough, Lord and Lady Joke Masora, Lard sad
Lilly Robert Cad, Lord Easton Coil. Mr. aid Mrs.
Balla Cochrane. Mr. and Km. Poscesk. Mr. nark, to
Tan HOCKED or DINEY AND CLABANDON.—The
oluisteuing of the infant son of the Be.. Frederick A
Fawley (Gresedier Guards) sad lady Masbate Stanley
took place yesterday morals, at St. James Chorch, Pieta
dilly. A select family eirele was present at the baptism,
which was performed by the Res. J. F. llerapa, the rector
of Si. James's. The sponsors WWI the Earl of Derby, the
Earl of Clarendon, and the Counter of Derby. The What
took the names of "Edward George Villiers.* After the
baptismal rite those pressed adjesrmed to the Earl of
Derby's family residettes in St. Jmnes'aoquare, wises the
Earl and Countess of Clarendon, and Lady Badly Villiers.
lady Skelmeredele, Hoe. Oustals sad lady Oosslanoe
Villiers, and a select party were pretest to leathern.

LAMBETH SLECTIOE.-(THIS DAT.)
London, England, 1865-05-09

L&TIST iNTELLIamic%.

(asors's rmasasus.)
THE SLESWIGHOIATEIN QUESTION.
VIENNA, :r t
The Niels Preis Presee of today says Ti,
reply of Prussia to the note of Austria h
reference to the port of Kiel has arrived
here. It aooepta in theory the prop*
of compromise made by Austria, which h
that • portion of the Prussian marine should
transferred to Kiel, and • corresponding reductim
made in the Prussian army of occupation in th
Duohies."

RUSSIA.

BT. PETERBIIIJRG, 114,9 9.

By an imperial decree, published t4)4
General Monrovia is relieved of his duties as
governor of the Western Provinces, and railed is
the rank of Ocuot of the Empire.
_ _

He will be replaced by General Kaufmann, th
principal official in the War Department.
The Journal do St Petersboury states that so
alteration in the system of government mailed,
the Western provinces will be introduced by tini
change of governors.
London, England, 1865-05-09

ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON

AT ALOIZES.

(now •

ALGIERS, KAY &

We have been not a little excited here in Algiers
by the expected arrival of the Emperor. Prepara-
tions for his reception have been advancing for
many days ; military trophies, more or less splendid,
have been erected along the magnificent new bou-
levards (the works of Sir Morton Pete), and the
town has talked of little save the Emperor for some
time past. We were mach excited on Sunday
by the arrival of the Cent Guard, and many
beautiful horses. On Saturday the town was full
of Arab troops--all having come to do ho-
nour to their chief. Anything more strange
and picturesque than these soldiers can-
not be imagined, in their white headdresses
bound round and round with a thin rope of
camel's hair ; their long white homonym, over
which is thrown the military cloak of scarlet or
blue, as the case maybe; and their grand harees,with
strange high scarlet leather saddles. I, together
with one or two English friends, paid a visit to the
4rab encampment, pitched a kills way out of the
town, on the Mustapha side. There are in all about
80 or 100 tents, some of which are most pic-
turesque in form sod colour : hundreds of horses
were tethered in the encampment. We were
most kindly received by the great chief of the
Arabs, and seated on the earpeta of his magnificent
tent talked of the expected arrival as we sipped our
delicious Moorish coffee. When the Emperor *add
arrive and the state of the sea were interesting
topics. " Ah," said one old fellow, "but Allah
will smooth the waves for him." So much the
better for his Majesty, for the wind was rising
fast. The Arabs have a strong friend-
ship for our people. There is a notion amongst
many of them that England is destined to deliver
them out of all their troubles. Whence this feeling
arises, w►o knows I Taking my station this morn-
ing near the new Hotel d'Orient, on the Boule-
vards, I felt elevated and excited, not because of the
expected arrival, but by the beauty and brillian:y
of the scene, the grand mountains and magnifi-
cent bay, the pure morning air, and the pageant
before me.

The Emperor arrived during the night of Tues-
day, but the landing was deferred until the morn-
ing of Wednesday, at 8 o'clock. Report says that
he really slept on Tuesday night in Algiers, at the
residence of the Governor, prepared for his reap-
rtion, and went on board his yacht, L'Aigle, by
daybreak in the morning, to relent' a few hours
afterwards. Row this may have been I know sot,
bat nothing °mild have been more splendid than the
same withered today. From the Plain du
Gouvernement all down the Boulevards to the
'sea the sides of the road ware decorated by
garlands of the sprays of wild asparagus,
relieved-. at Jatervala by shields bearing &lar-
iats& the letters RN. Two magnificent gam
London, England, 1865-05-09

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
Al WWI 1.1C1718101.
George Skeggs, late armed-boy to Mr. Thomas Walker
Neilson. of 232, Strand, jeweller, was charged with 'Molise
two gold and three silver watches, belonging to his master's
customers.
it appeared that on the 10th of April, beteg Easter
Tuesday, Mr. Neilson desired the primmer to take to a
workman the five watches in question, wbich had bees
left by customers to be repaired. The pnsomer
was to lam them with the workmen and brim
back fear which bad bees previowdy emit to the
workman, and which it was supposed would be finished
that day: The prisoner west to the weekmaa and sated
if the four were reedy, sad leas' told that they were Dot,
he west away without delivering the five he had re-
ceived from Mr. Willem, or sayiag asytbiag sheet them The examination of candidates for direct oom-
Ha did not return either to the workman, to Mr. minions commeoced yesterday at the Royal Hospital, Chol-
Nallotaia, or to his home ; sad the Deli that sea, before the Vioe-Preeidemt sod other imbibers of the
war heard of him was that be wee is custody Causal of Military lidamtion. There are shore 160 comb-
at Cheltenham, with two other boys. ea • charge of dates ea this oceesion. The exambiatioa will extend over
robbing little diadems of their clothes. One of Mr. Neineees the entire week
seelstenhe went down to Cheitesharo sod stated the foots to ! ROYAL HOITICUIZITILAL Socrerr.—ln future,
the magistrates, who ordered the prisoner's roosoral to with the emotion of her Majesty, the three estranoss to the
Landon to be lirobigbt here as this charge. His companies' mdsess will be respectively seed :—The Queen% sr
were sceteseed to one mooth's iceprieoassset each. Thai Wedeln Entemse, lbs Prised, or North-Rodern Eataisso,
watches hod not boss fogad. sod the Odom er Beetia-Peeters Estrum.
London, England, 1865-01-16

COURT 07 EXCHEQI77R.-JAN. 14.

etilisp is Baum —(1340010 1.0(4 Mist Baca .
sod Busse Martin. Chum% sod Pigott) Pollock

GIIZATLT V. GI CAT WIWI= RAILWAY COMPANY.

This was an action by an assistant minister of Berm Chapel,
Blackfriammad, to recover damages for bodily intense san-
te:nod by him by as aesidsat on ohs dolosthinter railway.
The trial cams on in this court before Mr. Bares Marten at
the situate alter last term. whoa it was agreed that a ver-
dict should be entered for the plaiatiff, and that the amount
at compensation should &mottled by two medical mem, owe
to be appointed by each side. and that is the evert of their
differing there should beau umpire. The two arbitrators
did sot agrw, and the umpire was called in. Ultimately
an award was made by the arbitrator glebe( the pisintlff
7501.
Mr. Lash, Q.C., on the part of the plaintiff, now moved
kw a rids to show came why the award should not be set
aside, ma the ground of miscarriage. It appeared that the
plaintiff spent a eonsiderable sum of motley in travelling
about for the benefit of his health at the suggsetim of the
ocimpaey's medical moo, sod the learned counsel repreasoted
that the 7501. was a very invlsquate communities. On the
19th December tit* plaintiff attended a meeting summoned
by the umpire, and whoa be (the plaintiff) replied to some
statements made by the medical TOSS of the company as to
his claim beim a sham or exsweated, he was desired to
Imre the room, and imolai retired aocordingly, he did not
hear what afterwards passed. The umpire examined the
plaintiff, sad imprcamd a desire to am the surgeon who first
attended him slier the &oddest, but he sever saw him, and
without galling any other meeting, made his award on the
szka Dec. The learned counsel said that the plaintiffs
actual travelling *spears amounted to 200/.
Mr. Baron Mortis—W hat sum was named by the plain-
Mff's arbitrator es oonsmamtion
Mr. Lush—l,sool., and I had as Idea that this sum
would be gives.
Tie Lord Chid Hum—Tdre a vele nid. It Is to be
that some arrangement may be made by the i
hgr
Berea Martin—The result of thus Women rot:
very eaaatiathetore, and I amsesethesa earprisal that
mama current to them.
Yr. Limb—This ems will bearishly a limes to tee We
all thought that anteroom was the Met mum

WEGET •. 000DLASZIL

Mr. Willa soya for . nil• to alies muss sky as maw
I a ms. Bans Mattis, Mycelia asetsis labia:wavelet to be
London, England, 1865-01-16

MINER.-[THIS DAY)

Two o'Oloow.

The mining market is steady to-day, with a fair
amount of business. East Cern Brea, East Lovell,
and Treeavean sharer are in request, while
East Caradon have farther declined. Sub—
joined are some of the present quotations,
viz :—West Chiverton 62k to 65 ; West
Caradon, 7k to 8 ; South Berra% 375. 6d. to
424. 6d. ; East Grenville, 4k to 1 ; East Caradon,
12 to k ; East Caro Brea, 6/ to 7; ; Wheal Basset,
100 to 102 k • North Chiverton, 2k to / ; Tresavean,
74 to 8} • Great Vor, 321 to 1 ; and East Lovell,
12/ to 13.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are un-
changed. Yudanamutana, however, exhibit firm-
ness.
A general meeting of the shareholders of the
Kapunda Mining Company (Limited) is called for
the 18th inst. _ _ _ .

The annual meeting of the Otea Copper Mining
Company (Limited) is called for the 23rd inst.
London, England, 1865-01-16

ebe Court.

OSBOESE, Jut. 14.
The Queen end Prineeee Helena walked out
yederday.
Prioesas Lauri drew, attended. by Lady CrharehilL
The Duke a/ fienienee arrived hem Lando', end bed the
bower of dialog with her Kajeety.

JAN. 15.

The Qassa sad Primers Lades and Priam Leopold
attended Divine service, at Osborne, this morning.
The ladies and pntlansen la waiting ware also meant.
_ .

The Ray. G. Prather° efficiat,ed.

Primmer Beatrice attended the morning WAN at
Whippingimm atitarolt, sad Primness Helena sad /Mums
Looks stlemled the afternoon rules,

Despatches were resolved au Saturday, at the Colonial-
oleos, from the Govereare of the West India lauds.
Despatches were .sot to the Gloverson of Canada sod the
Bahamas.

Tat Pluses or WALsa.—Tbe visit of his Royal
Hishasee the Priam of Wales to Lewd Walziaghom termioa-
ted ea iletranLy. It was striotly of a privet* abstracter. but
a select circle wee Invited to Merton Hall to meet his Boys
Melees,. The Prime Impacted the look of Sontbdowas,
which bore conferred such celebrity as Marton of Lt. yawn
In the development of this look Lord Walsimboca bee
spared neither taboos sae expense, and his lerdslaip has bees
ably aronaded by Yr. Woods. his samresd,

His Royal Highness Prim:* Arthur, attended by
Major Elphinatenia on Saturday *masa honoured by We
yrell•De• the greed putted= et "The Lion and Mama '.
M Her Majesty's Theatre. •
London, England, 1865-01-16

FRANCE.

PARIS, JAIL U.
The letter of the Archbishop of Besancon re-
'pealing the locyclical has been referred to the
Council of State, as au abuse of ecclesiastical
authority.

AUSTELL
VIENNA, JAL Is.
Frisco Frederick Charles of Prussia larieed ben
today., and IreniveneiTat at the railway terminus
by the Emperor. Hie royal highness bee taken up
his residenoe at the Imperial Palace.

SPAIN.

MADRID, JAL Li.

In the senate to-day, Senor Pastor proposed an
amendment to the address in reply to the speech
from the throne, and made a speech, in which be
attributed the present financial crisis to the organi-
sation of the Bank of Deposit, and to the financial
operations of the government with the Bank of
Spain at unfavourable rates. He added :—" The
government must have recourse to foreign money
markets, but must first mettle the question of the
Passive debt."
Senor Barzanailana, Minister of Finance, in
reply, declared that the state of the fineness bad
been serious since 1859, and that the annual deficit
was 280 millions of reels. The government, be
said, would take the necessary measures to ra
establish the credit of the country, of which the
most important was the consolidation of the float-
ing debt. He acknowledged the necessity for the
introduction of important modifications, in order
to open the foreign money markets to Spain.

JAI. 14.

Tbe Correspondencia of to-day asserts that the
Encyclical letter will be read in all the churches
throughout Spain on Oandlemas-day by order of

I the ejelesiastiOal authorities.

POLAND.

LEMBERG, Jar. 14.

All the political prosecutions on acOoaa-oi the
payment of taxes to the Polish National Govern-
ment during the late insurrection, and also those
against persons arrested alto! thoir return from tar
prison went in Ramis, ►are been abandoned.

THE BRAZILS.
(By Tammy's tram Lisboa.)

RIO DE JANEIRO, Dito._26.

Exchange as London, 26 to 261 ; on Paris,
368 to 365. Coffee, good first, 4300 rs. to 6,400 es.
Shipments since the departure of the last mail,
94,629 begs, including 49,900 for the Channel.
Stook, 75,000 bags. Freights, 50s.

BAHIA. Deo. 29.

Exchange on London, 261 to 271. Sugar,
2,300 m. to 2,400 re. Cotton, 21,000 re. to 21,500 m.

PERNAMBUCO. JAL 1.

Exchange on London, 27} to 27g. Sugars,
whites, 4,000 re. to 4,200 rs.; browns, 2,300 rs, to
2,400 rs. Cottons, 21,b00 rs. to 25,030 rs.

LIMON, JAL lb.

The Mannerism Imperial.. steamer

with the Brain malls nrrived here this morning.
She did not see the Magdalena at sea.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Die. 25,
The Brazilian forces and those under Flores have
attacked Paysandu in Uruguay, but were repulsed.
The siege oentinues. . . .

The English sang Bombay was burnt to the
water's edge in sight of Monte Video.
London, England, 1865-01-16

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LONDON, MONDAY, JANUARY 16.

Witax has been called "Tie case of TINOTILY
" DALY " was brought to a conclusion on Saturday,
after an investigation extending over eight days.
Stripped of the verbiage, contradictions, and itera-
tion, apparently inseparable from • protracted
public inquiry, its leading features may be briefly
stated, and its obvious moral unhesitatingly given.
Without anticipating Mr. Passau:a judicial re-
port, or pre-judging the derision of the Poor-law
Board, at least onr pity and sympathy easy be
given to the sufferings of the dead man. It is really
necessary to claim this liberty at the outset, for,
from the tone of some of the people examined, it
would seem to be the conviction of one section of
the community that Daly was insufficiently fed,
inadequately lodged, and carelessly treated, all of
his own free will, and with an ulterior eye to
posthumous celebrity. We all remember the cele-
brated case in which—
London, England, 1865-01-16

ittatY

wimithrigemita-theplehilillAdlid hot be set ." The"
Ctha mu..2.....4 sgaimt Ithrwristee and pehl ol the
for ea bfilogement of the copyright in s
...orgerlriels tl's.e.."l:= laelbtripirrblirernt;
sto
pags was regoodemd in the Timm as an edgiest
the Dateet of two colummaed shall, sad without
say solusowlet, the oaly difference berg that the
illusion to a 'em in the pamphlet were stiuck out.
The plaudit medal three apple:mice' to the Times for
an sclreowledgmeet of the aothorthip, sad for eocopmes.
doe, but se Bohm wee taken of them, sad he brought hie
DOWD. Mile the doolaration wee delivered the defendant
obtained aa eider for laterroptories for the purpose cd es.
eirtaisieg how missy repine of the pamphlet the plaintiff
sold two moathe before sad two maths after the artide
complaissed of spewed la the Timm The learned counsel
submitted that*, dihedral had Do right to interrupts
the plaintiff with the view of emertainlog bow little he
might safely pay into oourt. The object of these intim-
=waa really to inspect the plaintiff's books, aid
the defee&M bad done him aa Wiry be ought Dot
to be allowed that privilege.
Mr. Baron Martin thought that the object of them rather
wee to enable the damthat to secertain what damage the
plaintiff hid sestaieed
Mr. Wills said the &halm* had shown Do boas fide in-
teethes to offset a settlement.
The Chart thought that the interrogatories were mama-
able, sad refused • role.
UM= V. TUN ORIZIITAL mum= OORPOIATIOX (gamma 1
Mr. E. James, Q.C., moved kr a rule to show ewe why
the verdict lot the delendiat Amid sot be set aside. ate a
sew trial mated, oe the pound of miadireetion, or that
the verdict wee waist the eviderms. The mace wm for
had sad received, sad wee triad at Guildhall before
Yr. Baeps Martin. The plaintiff met is as apPiiestba to
the company for 100 thane, limit( previously paid into
the beakers 1001. as deposit, Wog at the rate of 1L par
dorm The meamay allotted him 65 shares, upon wbkh
K per share bed to be paid, or a. aura of J. Haile(
already paid 1001., the company requested him to pay by a
metals time the balsam, 2211., sad Intimated that if it
IMO sot so paid, the siletumet would he camelled, sad
tire deposit forfeited. The plaintiff paid so Minutiae to
this oornmeeketise, not several other mbeequeet mem
Ultimately, however, be claimed the Mk, but the com-
ma, mimed to return it, sod be brought this &stk.'s. The
qesetioa was whether the ammay end d tarpon spas him
the °audition ato the forfeiture of the mosey, to which
the lamed roused said he had saver imeated.
The court panted a rule.
London, England, 1865-01-16

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

•
SUOAIL —711• market for raw sisos Friday boa bola
quiet sad without saw ; raised, dull of male, sad prices
have still a downward Modesty.
Rica has been is satire request at firma prioss ; about
25,000 hogs sold, chiefly soft grain ; No:Nasals Amman,
abort prompt sad cash, 9a. Tad. to 9a.; ditto, full prompt,
9s. 3d.6.c±lßaagoon Bs. 9d., new 9s. 3d., sad a small part
white
Cori="daN of sale at previous prior.
Is other articles so sales of importanco reported.
The males advertised for to•morrow °oboist of 500 casks
150 barrels and 700 bags of Meat India, 6,500 bap of Mau-
ritius, 2,400 togs Board, sod 1,100 bags of Penang Sugar ;
210 casks 200 bags of Plantation Cayloa, 150 bags of Native
C• 7100, 150 Package. of Mocha, and 70 cases of East India
coffee ; about 34,000 packages of tea (of which • lairs Par-
lion will be sold without reserve) ; 6,500 bags of rice, and
sundry drysaltsry goods.

TALLOW MA RIEET. —(THIS DA T.)
it • market is steady. Prices are quoted as follows :
Towa 41s. 3d. ; Pelessbergspot,
41s. 3d. ; Jaavary, 41a. to 41s. 3d. ; March, 425. to 425. 3d.;
April to Jane, 42a. 3d. to 425. 6d. ; October to December.
435. 6d.

PARTICULARS OP TALLOW.
London, England, 1865-03-24

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE

(azirrzVe ra
THE ITALIAN P,

TURIN, IdA3CH 23.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day a question
was put to General Della Marmora respecting the
rumours which have been circulated of a secret
treaty entered into with France after the conclusion
of the Convention of September. The general, in
reply, expressed surprise and sorrow at the credence
given to these absurd rumours, and energetically
denied them.
Signor Venoeta ridiculed the accusation. He.
also stigmatised as an absurd calumny the assertion
that it was intended to aide to France a part of the
country to which most Italians owed their father-
land. The subject then dropped.
London, England, 1865-03-24

THE THAMES EMBANKMENT.

This morning on** ewe Mined of the come-
spoodsnos between the Board of Trade and the Metro-
politan Board of Works, relative to the material used
for filling is the Thames Embankment ; and of the report
of Messrs. Coode and Itawlieson thereon to the Board of
Trade.
It appears that them gentlemen ere of opinion that the
materials dredged from the river are, if properly used, per-
fectly good materials for the eactianknaset, with the @s-
ceptics, perhaps, of the fillies in for 20 feet bellied the
wall : that the quantity seeded for the embankment
can, with proper arrangements, be obtained in ample time
for the fulfilment of the contracts ; sod farther, that if all
the materials to be used hemsforward for filling In the
embankment are taken from the bed of the river, the
quantity of water thus gained will not compensate the
river for the water displaced by the embankment.
"Looking to the intimations of parliament," writes the
Beeretary of the Board of Trade to the chairman of the
Metropolitan Board of Works, " pawing the Thames
Embankment Act, with respect to the river and to the
report, the Board of Trade cannot doubt but that the
Metropolitan Board of Works will at wee give
directions that for the future the material to be
seed in filling in the embankment shall be takes by the
ocatneton from the river, and not from the land. As the
matter is me which admits of DO delay, my lords will be
glad to bear at once what steps the Board of Works propose
to take." The clerk to the Metropolitan Board replies on
the 11th inst. that they have referred the report made by
Moms. Coeds and Resilience to the Thames Embankment
anstittes for 000siderstice moraik
London, England, 1865-03-24

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

(Bdan the Jed p Ordinuy.)

THOMAS U. THOMAS AND TION7L—HEAVT DAxiars.
Mr. Serjessat Parry and Mr. Lopes for the petitioner
Dr. fivisbey for the responder, ; and Mr. Sharps for the
00-reopoodent.
The totitioper was the third son of the late Sir Godfrey
Thomas, and • brother of the present baronet. He bad
been in the army, and had thread in Todia, but the state of
his health bad compelled him to sell out. In 1855 he mar-
ried, at Pommy, Miry Olive Welsh, the daughter of a
clergyman of the highest respectability. Theme bad been
issue Eve children, of whom three were still living. The
respoodsot, who was about 80 years of NIL boa • nine
who was married to the oci-resposelent, and bad a family
of three children by him. Hs was described as a young
man of 28, and es the mos of a gentleman of large property
at Notting-bill. Is 1861, be returned from Australia, and
went to live at Brighton, where the petitioner was also re-
r. A close intimacy thus sprang up between the two
stels• On the 19th of June last Mrs. Thomas left home
with Mr. Vigos, and did Dot return till the next morning.
Her husband insisted a an explanative, and she stated
that she bad spent the sight on the heath with her nephew.
He thee sent for the 00-respoodest, who, wheel he learned
from the mseempe that he wee required to swear that he
had not committed adultery with the respondent, meld,
" I will do it for the sake of lira. Thomas, bet if I
do I shall peo-ture myse/f." The patitiooer pardoned
that escepade-; but on the 24th of the same month Yrs.
Thome gale went away. This time she took lodgings at
Worthing, whore she was followed by her husband, and
after remaining with her till the 28th be returned to Heigh-
too. The text day she loft Worthing with the co-respon-
dent and lived with him as his wife at hotels at Obicheeter,
Havant. and Weymouth. The petitioner afterwards met
him at Havant railway station, and publicly theshed him
in the proem* of Mrs. Viva. He afterwards remind
letter from the respondent, oontaining the most explicit
confessions of her guilt, and the most abject entreaties for
perdon.
These facts having been proved in the clearest manner,
the Manes was abandoned.
Mr. flerjeant Parry then summed up the cave yelling oa
the jury to mark their sense of the co-responds:o's ()abduct
by giving exemplary damages against him. (They wore laid
at 8,0001.)
Mr. Sharps, foe Mr. Vip., addressed the court,
urging
that hi means were not Lege and that the petitloom
takes the law into his own bawds.
The inn deliberated half an hour sod gave a verdict for
the petitioner. amcsaiog the damages at 1,5001. They added
a strong recommendation that some provision should be
made for the children of the marriage.
Decree nisi with costa.
London, England, 1865-03-24

RIPItRBEI FROM PARIS.

(!lost OM OWN

P 411.18, TRIJIMAT Erwin.
Spring at length appears to be breaking upon us.
The morning was very cold, and mow and sleet fell
from 1 to 2 o'clock. But iu the afternoon the black
clouds dispersed, and the temperature became not
only endurable but pleaaant. The Boulevards were
excessively crowded on account of the Mi-Carcase
processions, which were more numerous and better
worth seeing than they have been of late years. A
new cafd, opened to-day, called the " Bataclan,"
organised a cavalcade in which the prin-
cipal figure was Lord Elgin, the English
Ambassador in China, laden with spoils and
leading a mandarin in triumph. The moral of it
was that inculcated by Count Pallao, in the
Senate the other day, that the English committed
all aorta of atrocity in China while the French
alone observed the laws of civilised warfare. There
is, however, a certain story of "black pearls"
which Count Palikao must know better than any
one else and has never contradicted ; and there are
also notorious instances of sales by French
officers of " Summer Palace" plunder, which jar
with this Bataclan teaching.
The Grand Cafd at the corner of the Rue Scribe,
whose splendour will eclipse that of all other
cafis in Paris, or even in Marseilles, is to be
opened to the public at 6 on Saturday evening,
March 25. English excursionists corning to Paris
on that day should make a note of this.
It appears certain that a bill will be presented
removing some of the restrictions upon commercial
companies imposed by the law of 1866, which is an
admitted failure, having fettered enterprise, without
giving any real security to the public against
adventurers.
The Bourse is steady, with scarcely any change.
Mexican is firmer.
at

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

!MAT, MUCH 4.4. 8 I.Y.

A.F.N.
N. W.
London, England, 1865-03-24

INTELLIGENCE.

EQUITY 00URTS.—biAsca 23.
(Before ViewChaseelke Mr B. T. 'Cindersley.)
HORTON V. TM 110611101109Q1 CUP? HOTEL OUltriar.-
IFILMILLITLL LRAM.
Thicirestioa rained is this is.. we ore of considerable
importance to joint-stock companies. The cam came on cis
• motion for an isjimetion to min& the dotes&als, the
director; cf the Scarborough Cliff Redid Compesy, from
muting upon • rempluthre peed at as extraordinary gamed
meeting of the abareholden of thecompany held ea the 6th
February, and cm6traed at another meeting on the 2nd
March, authorising the directors to bane shams eartylog •
I prefetwitial dividend, at the rate of 7 pee emit. per sientm.
The articles d weeciatios el the mammy provide that U.S
shareholders shall be militia to any divideads that may Sa
declared mildly in proportion to Ste amount of thigr
respective shares.
Mr. Bally appeared for the plaintiff, in support of ills
motion.
Mr. Masse sad Ws. Dean, who appeared for the mew
may, enteadod that they had power to issue the shame is
• question, and cited several came in support of that view.
Moreover, the resolution was sassimeasly agreed to at the
meetieg of shareholders.
The ViceiChaneellor said is the articles of eauciation
provided that the shareholders should receive divides&
equally, in proportion to their shame, it would be •
breech of contract with • shareholder who took shares
under that regulation if the directors issued • porn
tion of the 12.000 shares of the company to blur a
preferential dividend. Ds was of opinion, therefore, that
the plaintiff was entitled to the injandion.
London, England, 1865-03-24

THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER.

BERLIN, Nmeca 23.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
the debate on the general report of the committee !
on the budget was resumed.
The Minister of War made a speech in which he
declared that the government regarded the ap-
proaching vote of the Chamber in reference to the
report of the committee as of great importance.
If the propositions of the committee were adopted
the government would know that the Chamber
aimed to extend its own power, and to circumscribe
the rights of the Crown. The Minister further
said, " We have beenadvised to resign ; we remain
in office from a feeling of duty, not from ambition.
We are told that the Chamber should be dissolved,
but the government has little prospect of achieving
any result from such a course in the face of the
present organisation of political parties. Until
now the government has held fast to the consti-
tution ; it does so still, and desires to end the pre-
sent disturbed state of things. For that purpose
you must co-operate with the government. Should
you refuse, the question at issue will no longer be
one of rights, but of existence. Make your
choice."

TIIS SPANISH CORTSS.
MADRID. MARcR 2.

The Congress have agreed to the bill for the issue
of bonds guaranteed upon landed property by 140
to 78 votes.
The debate on the proposed abandonment of St.
Domingo will commence to-morrow.

THE ROMAN QUESTION.
PAWS, MARCH 23.

The Constitutionnel denies the statements of the
Rome correspondents to some French journals that
the Pope had said to 211. de Sartigee, "You may
withdraw your troops immediately."

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
PARIS, Nasal 23.
The return of the Bank of France for the week
ending to-day shows the following changes, as
compared with the previous account :—lncrease :
Cash, 20 1-3 millions ; advances, 11 millions ;
treasury balance, 21} millions. Decrease : Com-
mercial bills, 4 2-3 millions ; notes, 3 millions ;
1 current accounts, 4} millions.

THE BANK OF HOLLAND.
ANSTERDAY, Maven 23.
The Bank of Holland has reduced ita rate of dis-
count from 4 to si per cent.

CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
(By direct Overload Telepopb.)
CANTON, T. 15.

The markets are unchanged•

1311ANGHAE, P. 9.
Cotton, tea, and silk unchanged. Exchange on
London, 6e.

MELBOURNE, Fn. 24.
The shipmate of gold awe the departure of the
last mail amount to 51,250 ounces. Trade is doll.
(The above telegram left Galls ea the 16th such.)

QtrzzrotrowN, Maim 23. —The Inman wow
sM Edinburgh, from New York ea tits 11th indent,
arrived hem at L4O p.m. today, with the mails, 17,290
dole. is wpm* end 147 penmen. She Undid 18 em
pm and preenuled at 1.45 p.m. ler Liverpool. Her nem
Isra been onagietely anticipated by the Yonotaa via
Groomota4l•.
CRTINTAL PALLCIL —OIFISHILLING DAT.—TII73II-
DAT. Kenn 21L—admissiess en payment, 741 ; aka by
mom timbals, 780 ; total, 1,491.