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The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-06

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1862.

emd we sea a great Potentate who one day
rejoiced to hew from Episcopal lips that he
was the " sleet of Goo," soon after sitoniahed
to find on equal authority that it is uncer-
tain whether he more resembles HEIOD or PoNrios
PILATE. The temporal power of the Pori troubles
all Governments which have relations with Catho-
lics, whether the latter form the majority or the
minority ; in Franco it makes • Senate turbulent
aad reactionary ; in Ireland it enables an
O'R sm.:: to indict a signal defeat on the Govern-
ment. It must fall ; but it must not fall without
some
satisfaction being given to the feeling which
now gathers around it : the Roman Catholic
Church must see its liberties permanently
assured, and this can only be by the general
prevalence of the liberty of Churches, the free-
dom of all guaranteeing the freedom of each.
We may be nearer than we think to the realisa-
tion of this liberty. As M. Pm:swiss has re-
marked, the old notion of a Christian State—that
of a State imposing and maintaining one form of
Christianity—is disappearing ; and its direct oppo-
site—the Christian notion of • State—that idea
of the State which makes it the protector of the
rights of each, is being propagated, and is taking
root from one end of Europe to the other.

fbt Court.

OSBORNE. Maim 5.

Th. Queen, accompanied by the Crown Prin-
cess et Prowls. drove oat yesterday. Colonel the Had A.
Hood Mended so heessbaek.

A deputsiass vespecting the hop duty repeal Wee inter-
view with the Clesseellor of the Exchequer pedants, at
Lie official reddens in Dowaingetreet.

The Right Hen. Sir George Grey left tondos., yesterday,
forOshorne, label Wight.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council tat «der
day. Lead Chelmsford pee judgment on an appeal from
Osaalla, "Boswell v. Kilborn and another," that the judg-
ment of the Court of Queen's Bench, d alas of the
lisqpreme Omit, should be set aside and • new trial
granted. Lord Chelmsford gave judgment on an ap-
peal from New South Wales, " Humphrey v.
Howland and another," that their lordships would
mornmend to her Majesty that the judgment appealed
espatest should be reversed, and • new trial (rested. The
Mutes of the Rolls gave judgment on an appeal frees the
High Court of Admiralty, " Thompsos and others v. Wil-
liam and others, the Moulin and the "John and
Men." respecting • oollision in the German Ocean. Their
kedeffige would advise her Majesty that the Aueurin
was solely to blazes, and that the judgment of the court
below should be reversed. The Lords present were Lord
Chelmsford, Lord Kiegodown, the Master of the Rolla, and
Sir J. Coleridge.
Despatch« wen sent from the Colonial-office yesterday
to the 'Connors of the Caps of Good Hope, Rata sod St.
11111111111.

PORTSMOUTH, MAace 5.

Her Majesty, with their Rope] Highnesses the
Crowe Primer al Prussia, the Pruner Alice, and the other
Royal children, will aces over from Osborne tomorrow in
the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, and land at Clarence
Yard, ea their return to Windsor.
London, England, 1862-03-06

LOYAL GENERAL THEATRICAL FUND.

Yesterday being Ash-Wednesday, one of the
scenes' holidays, the annual meeting of the members of this
corporation, instituted for muting permanent pensions to
persons practising the art of either acting, singing, or dan-
cing in Great Britain and Ireland, whenever by age or
infirmity they become unable to follow their ialling, was
held in the saloon of the Lyceum Theatre ; Mr. Bueltstoue
is the chair. It appeared from the statement made by Mr.
Cullenford, the secretary, that during the past year there
had been five claims made for annuities, all of which were
peoroptciatiaa ly.iin=nauto
.and admitted, iotr ;
13 new
wd
members,
btehme uas:ci
one had died. The amount of members' subscriptions was
lees than last year, being 6391.105. 5d., against 6971. to. Bd.,
but that disparity stove, not horn any decrees* is the
seabird members, but from the circumstance that last year
seven' members who were in arrear paid up their subscrip-
tions, and others who were in Australia and elsewhere sent
borne remittances to par two year' subscriptions in ad-
vance. The amount paid in annuities was 8084 bs. 2d., or
1381. ss. 241. lees than the sum applicable to that purpose.
The total income of the society for the past year, including
159/., the legacy of Lady Morgan, less income tax,smouutd
to 1,448/. Its. 4d., and the expenditure to 9841. Is. 110.,
Lavin in band a balance of 4634 14s. 40., which made the
reserve fund 12,1421. 17s. Aid., of which the sum of 11,6411.
2d. is invested in 11,7M1. Bs. Three per Cent. Consols.
Os the motion of the CHAIRMAN. the report was adopted,
and the governing officers for the ensuing year appointed,
after which the thanks of the society were voted to Menem
Arnold and Faulkner for the use of the saloon, and the pro-
seeding' terminated in the usual manner.
London, England, 1862-03-06

CITY COU OP SEWERS.

The weekly meeting of the commieeion of
sewers was held, on Tuesday, at Guildhall, Mr. De Jersey in
the chair. Mr. Charles Pearson, the City Solicitor., who
was instructed at the last court to take theopinion of Mr.
Bovill, 44. C. the Recorder. and Kr. Pollock, on the gum-
tam relativelo the supply of gas to the City of London, and
the propriety of proceediog in the Court of Error on the
special cam which had been previously argued and decided
upon in the Court of Common Pleas, and in which that
court gams decnion in favour of the Great Central Gas
Company, mid the counsel were of opinion that although
their judgment was the same as previously, that the
Metropolitan Gas Act of 1860 did not repeal the act of 1851,
still, after the opinion expressed by the Court of Common
plea.. they did not think it expedient to raise the question
in the Court of Error, as there wsa no chance of obtaining
a reversal of the judgment. Dr. Abraham expressed his
opinion that the court ought to go on, end he moved "That
the solicitor should be instructed to proceed with the Gass
in the Court of Error. The motion, after some dimes,-
'ion. was carried. Dr. Lethehy, the medical °Mom, pre-
sent .l his report, and Mr. Heywood, the engineer, re-
ported that lolls relating to several projects affecting the
' interests of the city were before parliament.

RIErORY or TAB broolowfsz Laird—A moot-
ing loss held io 11sudogion es Tuesday evening, the object
being to form esnondiese to induce the borough members
to divide the House of Commons on every possible occasiou
stalest any reimposidea or ettension of the moist income
tax laws. The atioodosce did not include soy of thoes per
▪ who usually take part in the public business of the
tows. The priocipal speaker was hir..l. 8. Partridge, soli-
citor. who moved the following resolution :—" That this
meeting, though heartily approving direct taxation, believe
our income-tax laws to be both dishonest and insulting ;
that it is believed to be the opinion of the majority of the
electors of Birmiogharn that no member of parliament is
Metalled either in sisortmeieg or conniving at the present
at direct taxation ; that the member, for the
me respectfully desired to pledge themselves to
divide the Meese of Cummins against any reimposition of
extension of the income-tax laws '• and that the chairman
do ecimmunicare with Messrs. Sehdefield and Bright int the
enbisel" Mr. Council/or Bromley semoded the resolutios,
which wee curled ; as was also one suggestive of further
agitation en the @object by means of ward meetings in the
borough, sod otherwise.

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London, England, 1862-03-06

PROPOSED MONUMENT TO THE LATE PRINCE

CONSORT IR DUBLIN.

The Lord bbiyor of Dublin has received the
following :
" Osborne, March 8, 1862.
"My Lord,—l have had the honour of receiving
your lordship's letter of the 28th February, and having
taken the Queen's pleasure upon it, I am commanded to
say that her Majesty cannot but be deeply touched by
the assurance it contains of loyal attachment to herself,
and of sympathy with her in her sorrow, as well by the
gratifying desire expressed to have a separate national
monument erected to the Prince's memory In Dublin. It
111 no slight comfort to the Queen, in her Affliction, to
receive this proof of the affection and respect entertained
for the Priooe by her Irish people, and of their apprecia.
tion of his excellence ; and though she does not know that
any spacial enaction from her is necessary to enable them
to give effect to their wish, she must assure them of her
heartfelt concurrence in it, and of her best wishes for its
sorrowful aocompliahment.—l have the honour to be, my
Lord, your most obedient servant, "C. Gurr.
"The Right Bon. the Lord Mayor of Dublin."

HE LATE PRINCE CONSORT. —A movement is
being made in Suffolk to promote a memorial to the late
lamented Prince Consort by the establishment of • middle
class college designed to complete the education of the eons
of farmers, tradesmen, kr.. by a practical and scientific
training. The Earl of Stradbroke, lord-lieutenant, has
given his hearty support to the movement, and has con-
vened a county meeting to develop it as soon as possible.
THE Ammar Mattosiar.-I'he sub-committee of
the memorial fund met yesterday, at the Mansion-house,
the Lord Mayor in the chair, and it was reported, that the
total amount received in aid of the fund was • little over
38,0001.. and also that, in accordance with • resolution
=at the last meeting, • further sum of 12,0001. had
meted in Indian securities.
THE ALBERT MEMORIAL IN LIVERPOOL.—The
Liverpool Town Connell bare received • remonstrant* from
the HOUOISOWDOW Aasoeistion relative to the appropriation of
5,0001. from the borough fond for • local memorial in the
shape of an equestrian statue to the late PrinoeVoneort.
The association contend that any surplus in the borough
fund should be spent upon town improvement (strictly so
called), and that statues he., should be erected from pri-
rate subscription. The council, at their sitting yesterday,
decided not to alter their intention, believing that the rate-
payers generally would approve the appropriation of the
5,000(. The communication was referred to the special
committee on the memorial.
A numerous and influential meeting was held at
Plymouth ea Tuesday, to consider the best mode of erect-
ing • =model to the late Prince Consort in that town.
The proposal of the Plymouth Institution to erect a new
muse= in connection with the Athenaeum, and to dsdi-
este the same to the memory of the late Prince, was
heartily approved, as affording au opportunity for an appro-
priate expremion of the public feeling. A committee was
appointed to carry out the measuresnecessary •to mom-
pluh the desired sod.
London, England, 1862-03-06

TSB RUSSIAN BANK NORIINRIZN.

Mr. Beet, who is instructed to defend wino, of the pri-
sooere io this case said that they were now willing to non-
sent that the trial should be postponed to the April
notion.
The Lord Chief Baron eked if all the prisoners consented
to this course being taken.
Mr. Best said that they did.
The Lord Chief Baron then directed that the case should
stand adjourned.

Alward Le Roy, 30, • well-dressed man, • Belgian,
was charged with uttering a bill for 2,300 francs, with intent
to defraud.
Mr. Orridge prommuted, and Mr. Ribton defended the
prisoner
2t.nmsared that ths psesscutor can ied on business as a
merchant, in Imadenball.strect, and on the
Erl.7.Tanuary, the prisms went to his office, introduced
by a friend, and »presented that be had a letter at his
lodging eqedaissias• daft for 2,300 franca (92/4, which
itre=issi kr which he owed his landlord. The
bgan 11., which was the amount be
itetal be *wed, and dm* allowards the prisso•t took
Yr • eat (
beak3oo fru" purport* to be accepted by
Orlisk er, of 3•11•810101 *pas the faith Of this
ri• jades i•strusesat •14 let him hays pods
bs milet of ROI. proseestar therwards
weal • Itorsls and mid* *lurks, and swertahsal
London, England, 1862-03-06

WoRSHIP.B/I!ZET.

Rickard Thompson wee charged before Mr. Knox under
the following circumstances:
On the 25th ult., shortly after one o'clock a.m. the
family) of Mr. Thomas Badkin, resident in Tyson-Arse,
Spitelfillds, were awakened by • noise at the rear of the
dwelling-house and the barking of • dog there. Mr.
Benin instantly proceeded to the trout-door and spoke to •
eoestable who was thew standing opposite. This man, 217
pm that gentlemen his rattle, and arranged that if, on
anoentJag a wall overlookiegthe back of the plaee, he turned
the light dhis lantern on, Mr. Badkio should instantly
mad the alarm. The constable made a sudden ascent, the
signal wee given, and the rattle sounded immediately
and effectively, for Langley, 93 H, and another of the
mane division, were speedily on the spot. 217 H
meanwhile permed over several walls • man wham
he had seen at the hook-door of Mr. Indian's pre.
mines, but was unable to capture him. The other polio*
=through the house, but food we attsaapi had
adds to effect an estrum. Mrs. Bak* while
was going forward, weed into the drswiwproon,
the window, and salW for widows, than hastily Mosel
London, England, 1862-03-06

Exchequer Bills were quoted 19s. to 2. prem.
India Bonds were purchased at 30s. prem.
The foreign stock market was quiet. In seed
instances the tendency of prices was downwards.

MINES.-(175118 DAY.)

Two drat.
The mining market is firm to-day, with a gust
amount of business. East Caradon shares see
steady, at 32 to 4. Rosewarne United are
quoted 32 to 33 ; Tincroft, 104 to 4 ; Solt*
Frances, 99 to 101 ; Cook's Kitchen, 304 to 31.
North Downs, 44 to being lower ;
and Marks Valley, 104 to ; Beg
Cara Brea shares have met with considerable
attention. Transactions are officially recorded at
114, 4, and 4.
Scottish Australian Mining shares are flatter ;
operations have taken place at 14, 14, and
new. United Mexican are also dull, havinglena
dealt in at 74, 4, and 4. Capula are firm.
A general meeting of the Bapunda Mining Com-
pany is called for the 12th inst., " to consider the
propriety of declaring a second dividend in respect
of the profits of the year 1860."
At the Caradon Consols meeting yesterday the
accounts showed a debit balance of 2791. 68. A ail
of IL per share was made.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
London, England, 1862-03-06

THE MEXICAN INTERVENTION.

The Moniker of to-day contains a letter from Vera
Crux, dated January 31:—" The Mexican commis-
sioner had ascertained that the powers would not
allow themselves to be diverted from their purpose
of offering to Mexico the means to emerge from the
anarchy which has prevailed for the last 50 years.
The commanders of the allied forces bad agreed not
to modify in any shape their former resolutions.
As soon as the troops are ready they will com-
mence to advance. News from the city of
Mexico demonstrates the impossibility of the
maintenance for any length of time of the actual
state of things. The wishes for the success of the
intervention, and the desire to see the troops of
the allies arrive, are almost universaL The people
hope fur the establishment of a power which, from
its nature and form, would respoud to the
ancient traditions and the nationality of the
Mexicans."

CADIZ. MAIM 5.
Advises have been received here from Vera Crux
to the Bth February, stating that the preparations
for occupying Orosabo, Cordova, and Jalapa are
progressing• _ . .

The Mexicans were &Toted to offer resistance
Senor Rubsleaba had returned to Havannah.

The candidateehip of the Archduke MAximili
to the throue of Mexico was ill received.

SPAIN.
MADRID, MAica 6.
The Duke and Duchess of Brabant are expected
here.
London, England, 1862-03-06

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

)N, ]Liam 6.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Indus, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
has ,arrived here with 98 paasengera, and a cargo
oonaistiog of 1,192 packages.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAII,S.

The following telegram Lee been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsulas and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :
MARSEILLES, MARCH 5.

The 'feet* with the above mails, arrived here at
8 a.m. to-day. The mails were to leave for London
at 10 a.m.

The Grand Duchess Au;lista of Mecklenburg-
Schwerin died on Sunday, at Schwerin, aged 3).

The Prince Imperial gave a matinee dansante to
a number of his young friends on Tuesday, at the Tuileries.
The fits oommenced at two o'clock and terminated at am.

The Italie of Turin states that General Garibaldi,
on arriving at Genoa, went, in company with many of hie
personal friends, and followed by a great number of country
people in the neighbourhood, to visit the monumental
stone erected on the spot called the Qwuto, in commemo-
ration of his departure for Sicily on the sth of May, 1964).
It is erected on the rock whence he directed the embarkation
of his thousand volunteers.
.

The Campanile, a clerical organ of Turin, states
that Mgr. Franzoni, tbo exiled archbishop of that capital,
is on the point of death, and that the Vicar-General of
Turin has ordered public prayers to be offered up in all the
churches for his recovery, besides a friths° (a three days'
service) in the cathedral.
The Levant Herald of the 2Gth ult. says :
" Yesterday the aultio went out duck-shooting to his
rug favourite ground at the farm of the Capitan Pram,
bar Hatehuk.Chakmedje. The Capitan Paella bar erected
a handsome kiosk at the spot for his Majesty, on the
banter of the lake, sad theses he fires away at leisure
at the abundant gam* within reach."
According to the latest ad vices from Toronto,
Mr. Alexander Msodonald, one of the oldest Chancery biz-
thine in that city, had committed suicide.
London, England, 1862-03-06

EARLY CLOSING SOIREE.

On Tuesday evening a social gathering of the
Meads of the Early Closing movement, consisting princi-
pally of the employed iu the retail trade, was held in the
al 7e mom of the Young ilea's Christian Associa-
tine, Aldersgste-street. The probable influence of the
approaching Exhibition on the hours of closing among
retail establishments wan also a subject of consultistuub
and it was agreed that a special committee should
be formed to undertake this particulsxdemirtment. The beet
steps for promoting the early payment of wages, and for
influencing the working classes to •• shop early • occupied
part of the evening's diecassion. TIN desirability of
periodical contributions to the society, however small the
usdindual amounts, was also dwelt upon, and several sug-
gestions on this point emanated from the meeting. A reso-
lution wee unaoin.ously adopted, thanking those employers
who had generously taken the lead in closing early. It was
anninumed that a similar meeting wan about to be held et
the Weeeasid. A cordial vote of thanks to the chainnaa
cloud the promediesp.

ErsNoLocuest. SOCIETY.—At the meeting of this
society hurt evening, Mr. J. Crawford, president, in
the cltair, sa ititersstlng account WIN gives of the shell-
mounds of the province of Wellesley, In the Malay rain-
mule. They were composed eotirely of cockleshells, aed
the Oboe wen they occur was nest the water-conswes
l 4
Otithe Leber Ikea Mai lagoons with the bola river.
olthem was lit feet high, and 200 paces is chromic,-
MOO ; and illto one Of a elate( at Gush Guppeb an !UAW/•
lion had bees made by the Chinese settlers for materials for
lime-burning, Z 5 feet deep. Two thousand tone had
already been taken away for that purpose, and owns of the
mounds were estimated as contaioing at least 20,000 too of
refuse shells. Some very ancient human bones wore found
at the base of the mound, and implements of red rock. The
Ili mounds were coenidered by Mr. Marl to have been the work
at a very newts period of tlseSennitge—s diminutive ewe
race, now existing io scattered tribes, but formerly numer-
ous and more widely distributed.
London, England, 1862-03-06

THE POLICE COURTS.

BOW-STREET.

Thomas Brown, architect end surveyor, of Robert-street,
Adelphi, was brought before Mr. Coale on a charge of
forgery.
Mr. Abrams for the prisoner maid that, considering the
voluminous character of the evidence and the late hour to
which the promo:law bad extended, he should reserve
his cross-examination to the next bearing.
The prisoner was reumaded.
MARI.IIOIIOIIOH-BKREET.
• •• • • -

Mrs. Cappron was 17oaiiicd;eiiir7Tirwhitt, charged
with resulting her husband, Mr. Capron, of Mill-street,
Boodstreet.
The defendant was carried into court screaming violently,
and when put to the bar she threw herself down on the
floor, and continued to vociferate and scream for her another
and sister.
The complainant said he wished to be protected from his
wife's violence. Him wife wse seized with fits of jealousy.
and when under that delusion be: conduct was most out.
rageous. His wife had come to his place of business that
day in Kill-street, and had caused • crowd to assemble, and
had also assaulted him by giving him slaver, blow on the
face. He thought her mind could sot be quite sound, and
he wished, therefore, that she might be detained until a
medial roan had seen her.
Mr. Tyrwbitt said it was difficult to ry what the present
exhibition of violence was occasioned by. The beet way
would be to remand the defendant for a week for the ma-
rsh, and then the complainant would have au opportunity
of getting a medical opinion.
London, England, 1862-03-06

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1F62.

was esoveyed to the hospital, where the wooed was droned,
but thew died elawnly alter.
The rimer we kind (Away, awd soanweed hod: roan'
peed newitrk.
NEW COURT.

(Mess Mr. Justice Keating.)
Ames Miss, 25, sailor, was indicted for cutting ad
wesmillwg Masan Oollias, with intent.
Mr. On prosecuted.
The prinecutris is one of the unfortunates herniate
neighbourhood of St. Georse'sda-tbs-Miat, and the
was with her in Blue.eoatAlshila, when a gravel
rsa—riaes between them, and the prisoner stabbed her
sowesul times about the head and arms, in a very brutal
mayor.

The jury found the prisoner Guilty of unlawful wounding.
His Lorthhip said that the prisoner's conduct wu most
brutal, nod if he bad been convicted of wounding with
intent, he should have sentenced him to a long term of penal
servitude ; but he should now order him to be imprisoned
for IRcaleodar mouths. _ _

In the Fourth Court, the Recorder, the ow of Bar-
bara Wilson, who stands indicted for bigamy, wan postimed
until next swim
London, England, 1862-09-08

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ALDKRALTY. Seer. 6.—Arronentiorrs.—Surgeon
J. Coop', to the Curlew.
Enaumers J. Wood, of the Spider, J. Edmund', of the
Satellite, W. M. Haddow, of the Swallow, and W. B. B.
Braving, of the Ajax, confirmed as second-class assistant
Mr. A. Daligligh has been nominated to a naval cadetabip.

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 7.
The Resistance, 16, iron screw ram, Captain W.
Chamberlain, arrived at Spithead yesterday morning from
Chatham. It is reported that she will come into harbour
on Tuesday. to be docked and completed for sea service.
The Prussian screw corvette Gazelle, Captain Heldt,
bearing the flag of his Royal Highness Prince Adalbert, ad-
miral of the Prussian navy, arrived at Spitbead, on Satur-
day morning, from Brest, last from Portland. The Gazelle
exchanged @elutes with the gammon and flagship of the
Commander-in-Chief, and the Prussian vice consul Cheva-
lier Vandenberg, paid his respect! to his Royal Highness.
The Prince Adalbert afterwards visited the Resistance, and
then proceeded to Loudon. The Gazelle, after coaling, will
proceed to Deal.
The Jersey, cutter, arrived this morning from the Channel
Lilac&

The Rhadamanthas, 4, steam store ship, Master Com-
mander F. R. Stnrciee, arrived in the night from Woolwich,
with machinery. _ _

CHATHAM, SKr% 7.

The experimental trials with the monster Hors-
fall gun, weighing between 20 and 30 tons, are expected to
take place at Shoeburyness towards the latter end of the
present week, before the President and members of the
Ordnance Select Committee. A number of workmen from
thisdockyard, under the direction of Mr. Pearce, have been
engaged for upwards of a fortnight past in the erection, at
Shoeburyness of the massive armour plated target against
which the experiments are to be made, the target repro.
sentiog a portion of the side of the Warrior. The weight of
the shot is 272 lbs., and the charge of powder required to
fire it 601bs. The shots are 13-inches in diameter, and will
be thrown a distance of &To miles.

THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION.

We extract the following from an American
newspaper:
London, England, 1862-09-08

ne Court.

The Prince of Wales left Buckingham Palace at
one o'clock on Saturday afternoon for Woolwich Arsenal,
and embarked on the Osborne steam yacht at two o'clock
for Ostecd.

His Royal Highness was attended by Colonel the Hon.
Sir Charles B. Phipps, Lieutenant-General Knollys, and
Lieutenant• Colonel KeppeL

Viscount sod Viacouniess Palmerston arrived in town on
Friday (+venial; fmm Northampton.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-office on Satur-
day from the Governors of Canada, British Columbia, and
Vancouver's Island. Despatches were sent to the Governors
of the North American pros inces and Bermuda, and also to
the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
London, England, 1862-09-08

WESTMTh'STEIt.

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—SATUIDAY APlllllllOON.—The market was
quiet to-day. The closing prices were u follows :—pilot,
new, 49e. ; 1881, 48s. to 48e. 3d. ; October to December,
495. ; January to March, 495. 9d. Delivery to last 'mania;
1,038 casks ; arrivals, 402 casks.

COTTON.—Liviewoor., Sen. 6.—Our market is again
quiet today, with a small business doing. The sales are
2,500 bales, including 900 American, lid. to 30c1. ; 1,500
Surat, 181 d. to 20d. ; 100 Egyptian, 27d. to 30d., of which
14:3 are for speculation and export. To-day's import is
11,310 bales. _
London, England, 1862-09-08

THI POLICZMAGISITATE..

On Aepteml;;74neverbeVrepul7l;lled, price as.,
RECOLLECTIONS of an IRISH POLICE
MAOISTRATL kdlted by his Son-la-Law, H. It. ADDISON.
This work records the extraordinary career of the late cele-
brated Major yokes, Chief Police Magistrate of Munster, his
surprising pursuit of " Whitehoya," " Terry Alta," and " Peep-
s Day Boys." and his marvellous escapes from all ldnda of plots
to entrap and samednate him.
London : Ward and Lcck, 158, Fleet-street.

TO the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—
.a. A BOOK on this subject will be forwarded, gratis, to the
afflicted. All persons suffering from the ordinary ailments of
mankind should at once send a stamped directed envelope to
Mrs. C. H., 1. Edith-street, Hackney-road, London, when a copy
will be Immediately returned.

DR. CURTIS ON NERVOIRINERB, GENERAL DEBILITY, de.
Jett published, price la., pod tree from the Author for 12 stamps.
A. MEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE in MAN, with pkain
directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result
of twenty•ftve years* sneoessful practice In the treatment of those
peculiar nervous and sodothed diseases which tend to embitter
and shorten life. By Dr. J. I. Corns, IS, Albemarle-42*mi,
Piccadilly, London. ln=ltations, 10 till 0, and 6to &
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whom the beet will not be found naeful—whethersuch penionhold
he relation of parent, preceptor, or elergyman."—Snn.
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THE SCIENTIFIC BALLOON ASCENT.
London, England, 1862-09-08

PORTUGAL.

The Portuguese Cortes met on the 4th to give
their approval to the contract of marriage be-
tween the King of Portugal and the Princess
Pia of Savoy. The marriage will be cele-
brated at the end of this month. The
Marquis de LouloS, who was to leave
Lisbon on the 7th to join the young princess at
Turin, took with him the Duchess of Terceira,
three ladies in waiting, three gentlemen in waiting,
and a physician. The future Queen will enter
Frame by land. She will stop at Paris two or
three days, and stop at Bordeaux, after having paid
a visit to her sister Clothilde.
London, England, 1862-09-08

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

GARIBALDL
(Row ♦ 002.111111PONDI

(By si:Bctraßs AID muse TILIGRAPH.)
PARIS, Szrr. 7, EVIIINO.

Garibaldi suffers, but is going on better. Me-
notti is going on well. Basso, Canzio, and Ric-
ciotto Garibaldi are with him. I learn from Sicily
that Garibaldi was wounded whilst endeavouring to
prevent a conflict at Aspromonte. He gave orders
not to fire. Pallavicini attacked without waiting.

(11011313 Tau
• ITALY.

TURIN, filzrr. 6, Emma.

The Official Gazette of to-day gives a denial to
certain assertions contained in a report from some
Garibakiiiim officers on the engagement at Aspro•
monte, published by the Diritto.
The Gazette di Torino publishes a letter from the
President of the Chamber of Deputies in reply to
some members, wherein be states that he believes
it is not in his power to address an official question
to the ministry respecting the late arrest of some
Member; of the Chamber of Deputies.

The bulletin on the health of Garibaldi pub-
lished to-day announces that a consultation of
physicians has been bald since Thursday last, and
that it has been ascertained there is no ball in the
wound. It will take a long time to effect a cure,
but there is no danger. The physicians who were
summoned to the consultation have left Spozzia.

NAPLES, Sin. 6.

On account of the state of siege now in force
here, the anniversary of Garibaldi's entry into
Naples will not be celebrated this year. The muni-
cipality are considering of distributing among diffe-
rent charities the 2,000 ducats destined for the
organization of this fête.
The trial of Mr. Bishop before the Court of
Assize commenced yesterday, and will terminate
to-day.
MILAN, Bwr. 7.

The press of Lombardy is unanimously in favour
of an amnesty being granted to Garibaldi and his
followers.

The A Ileanza of to-day proposes that, in order
to preserve the respect due to the laws, the Italian
municipalities should send an address to the King,
soliciting Garibaldi's pardon, "which would then
be an act emanating from the national will."
London, England, 1862-09-08

riALCUTTA and MADRAEL—lloathly Steam
Vv Communication between Lomita and India on 16th of each
south. b) one of the magnificent Seel id slisersen belonging to
the Fad India and London Shipping iftespaity (Limited. The
nellimoe n clipper auxiliary steam ship ,IMON, 2,663 tons.
MO ham power, •. T. HURST commanler, now los,Sog in the
victoifa.Landon) Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark•
tag passengers at, and leaving tiRAVESEND on 15th September
for CA Lel TTA, coaling at the Cape of tbiod Hope, and calling at
MADRAS to land and embark passengers only. Thls magnificent
.bap, built expe.eatj for the India , has been thomiltihS
refitted, has fin -ate accommodation for passengers. and
tarp an experienced surgeon, also a stewardess. The average
',usage of the last four steamers Ina been 74 days d hours to
Madras, and the last, the Hydaspes, made the voyage to 65 days,
being the shortest passage on record. It is anticipated that the
succeeding teasels will accomplish the voyage man approximate
time. For freight or pueage apply to ORINDL A Y and Co., 56,
Parliament-street, S. W. ;the Broken, ALFRED BRETT and Co.,
150, Irodenhallatreet, LC. or at the OFFICES of the COM-
PANY, 9, Minclng-lam, London, EC., where also application for
appotiatinenta aa midshipmen in this service should be made.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1862-09-08

MARUOROUGH.STREISr:

Alfred Cornelius Kerby was charged with obtaining two
saddles and two bridles, worth 191., by false pretences, from
Messrs. Garden and Son, saddlers, Piccadilly.
The prisoner called at the prosecutors' shop on the let
inst., and ordered three articles to be sent to his address,
Bower Lodge, Maidenhead, and they were sent off by rail-
way ; but in the meantime it was discovered that the pri-
soner was not known at Ifaidenbead, and the police found
that the boxes containing the &Addles had been opened at
the station by the prisoner, and the contents taken out.
It was stated that evidence would be forthcoming that
the goods were at a pawnbroker's, and a remand was asked
for.

The defendant's solicitor said his client was in treaty at
the time of ordering the saddles fora cottage known as
Bower Lodge, at Maidenhead.
Mr. Mansfield said he would remand the prisoner, but
would take one bail in ON. fur his appearance on 'Tuesday
next.
London, England, 1862-09-08

NRITANYIA.

TH/31 EVIENENG. A PROFLIGATE'S CAREER.— Mr. C. Burton.
—Aroma Raman and Made® I. Hammy—Singing by Messrs.
Woodman, Sydney, and Plunipton.—To conclude with BAR-
RINGIVN, THE GENTLEMAN PICK POCK ET.—Commeoce,

ASTLIS re.

Tim Eammin. HAZISPIA.—AIteI which SCENES IN THE
CIRCLE. Edlie. Mancini, Madlie. Lillian, and Young Dever.=
—To conclude with a comic BALLET in which the Mimes Gun-
nies will appear.—Commeuee at 7.
London, England, 1862-09-08

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Oenlimn.)
la EDWARD CAIN AND JAMRB PARS.

ibis was the sitting for examination and discharge. The
bankrupts were auctioneers and site agents of Richmond.
The total indebtedness of the bankrupts amoonta to
v, as. Pd. ; swots, 2681. 9e. 6d.
Mr. Silas Busby appeared for the assignees, Mr. Linkkter
for Cain, and Mr. C. V. Lewis for Fairborn.
The examination was passed, and the application for the
,•rder of discharge fixed for the 6th of November next.
London, England, 1862-09-08

BOW-iTREET..

William Allen, supposed to be a ticket-01-leave convict,
was charged with entering the house No. 28, Craven-street,
Strand, and stealing a silver watch and about 8.51. in gold
and notes, the property of Colonel Hughes, a lodger. He
was seen by a policeman to drop down from the drawing-
room window into the street, and run off, but be was
pursued and taken into custody, when the watch was
found upon him and identified as belonging to Colonel
Hughes. A portmanteau had been broken open, and a
sum of money amounting to Mi. had been stolen from a
pocket-book in the portmanteau. He refused to give any
account of himself during the last few years, and was re-
rnanled for further inquiry.'
London, England, 1862-09-08

FRANCE.

PARIS, Sim 7.

The Moniteur of this morning announces that
the journal La Gironde has received a second warn-
ing, for an article upon the defeat of Garibaldi,
" supporting anarchic passions, and insulting both
to the imperial government and a government
which is the friend of France."

TURKEY.
OONSTANI'L'IOPLE., SEPT. 6.
The conferences on Servian affairs have termi-
nated satisfactorily for the Porte.
The Prince of Montenegro has asked for peace.
The Porte has sent the conditions on which it will
accord it to Omer Pacha.
London, England, 1862-09-08

AUSTRIA AND ITALY.

The Oat Deutsche Post says :—" Despite the pre-
parations in the Garibaldi precis, despite the an-
nouncement that be is to be judged by the Senate,
and although several eloquent deputies have offered
to undertake his defence, we are convinced that
the Turin government will not dare even to dream
of carrying out any such idea as that of • triaL"

Austria seems desirous to favour desertions
in the Piedmontese army, and the ministry has just
published a special decree on this subject. The prin-
cipal regulations are to the effect that the Piedmontese
soldiers who desert shall be received on their entry
upon the territory of the empire by the nearest
military outpost, and handed ova: to the civil
authority of the district. It will be only upon
their wish, expressly signified, that they will be
incorporated under the ordinary conditions as to
the number of years of regular service.
The only exception will be for Lombard
soldiers who have previously served in
the Austrian army and who, by virtue
of the Treaty of Zurich, have been ceded to Pied-
mont. The latter, on their entry into the Austrian
states, and after making known their intention of
re-entering the ranks of the Austrian army, will be
simply received. The time which they have passed
in the Piedmontese army will be considered as
leave which they passed in the country, so that the
years of service will be counted to them from the
date of their first incorporation.
London, England, 1862-12-20

MINES.-(THI8 DAY.)

Two olkomi.
The transactions in the mining market to-day are
upon a somewhat restricted scale, and prima gene-
rally are without change of importance. East
Caradon shares are slightly firmer, at 441 toLdEctiotett
Cara Brea are steady at ne to 12, sad Wheal
at 9} to 1. In the Stock Exchange Devon Vet
Consols shares have been dealt in at 500;
Caradoo, at 44 ; East Cara Brea, at 111 ; Great
South Tolgus, at ; Mark* Vey, at 9/ and 9
North Crofty, at ; Tincroft, at ; and Wheal
Ludoott, at 9#, 9‘l, and 91.
St. John del Rey Mining shares ass rather
firmer, having been dealt in at 544 and 64, ex div.
Port Phillip are officially marked 11 and lb and
Worthing, g.
It is notified that the share list of the Great
Devon and Bedford Copper Mining Company will
be closed in a few dela
At the Great Retallack Mine meeting, yesterday,
the socounte showed a balance of liabilities over
assets of 6591. A call of 2s. per share was made.
The subjoined weekly report of the metal
market is extracted from the circular of Messrs.
Von Dadelmen and North :
Although we cannot report any marked improvement is
the metal market. there is every reason to believe that prices
have seen their lowest for the present. A fair amount of
Wilms has been done at our last quotatices. Wsleh ban
ere steady at 51. 15e. to 61. 17s. 6d. free cm board is Wales,
and at from N. ss. to 6/. 10s. free oe board here. There is
a fair deemed foe Staffordshire iroa. Scotch pig iron, under
the Maumee of forced sales, declined to 535. 3d. cash, but
has sins recovered to 545. to 54e. 3d. cash, 555. three
months. Copper is a little better : still both raw
Lod manufactured are obtainable under official quota-
tions. Burrs has changed hands at 991., and . K/V.
punda is held for 1001. ; Spanish. 901. ; Chili, 881.
Tin.—English in moderate demand at fixed prices. But
little business has been done in foreign ; holders are firm.
Straits, 1171. cask, 1184 full prompt ; Banta, 119/. Tin
plates. —The demand has fallen off, bat prices are fully
nmintained. Lead.—A large basins= has been done at aa
advance of fully 10e. per ton. We quote good soft Seglish
from 21/. to 211. 15a. Spelter. —The market is film ; several
transactions reported at 181. cash ; 100 for reported at
181. se. January delivery ; holders are firm sad expect
higher prices before brag. There are buyers for quantities
at 18/., but no sellers.
London, England, 1862-12-20

NAVAL AND MILITABY.

ADiIRLLTY, Din. 19.—APPourrm rms.—Masters
A.J. A. Parks, to the Pembroke, for wad-guard service ;
end G. A. Waters, to the Russell.
laster's-Aasistant H. P. Collitwon, to the Emerald.
Paymaster R. E. Malone, to the Colossus.
Assistant-Paymaster C. C. Edwards, to the Hawke.
Assistant Clerk D. E. Doveton, to the Victory, at mere-
tarfs clerk.
Lwow' J. Doane, to the Indus, for service in the
!Eike ; end J. Irving (acting), to the Woe, for service In

- .
W. Hawidaa, D. IL R. Read, C. IL Pure*
IL N. Cramaie, and R. C. Leader, have been nominated
naval catietabipa.

• PORTSMOUTH, Dm. 19.
The Scylla, 21, screw corvette, Captain Roniley
Lees* arrived at Bpithead this evening. from the 11( di-
lemma, sad will pay off, having completed the term at
bur el/mlOl

CHATHAM, Dxc. 19.
Admiralty orders bare been received, directing
sipper plates to ha fitted a• each side of the main de* on
beard the Royal Oak, sod the other iron-plated frigates,
with the names and descriptions of all pipes over which they
an perpendicular.

THE Govsax>rnrr STILX-RAX liseroß. —This
Irma, which was launched from the building-yard aliases.
Napier and Sous, Govan, in September bat, levies
aserly completed her armour-plating, arraugerneuts were
ands on Wednesday for having her towed to Grimeeek by
the Send& more* tide, where she will be berthed la the
Visions 1 , and at the same place canopied by the
Mak Prime bet year. In the harbour at Greenock the
Meese will receive her machinery sad boilers, and be
nribanrie fitted few sea. Her draught of water it
sew about 21 feet. The dimensions of the Hector
see 286 feet long, 56 feet broad, and 38 feet. deep.
her teenage being 4,063. She will be propelled by • pair of
bwherintal engines of 800-horse-power, prepared by the
builders, and fitted with a screw. Her meats and bowspiA
will be iron, and the latter will be constructed so as to
doable up when necessary. The cat of her hull alone will be
ever 170,0001. The Hector will carry twenty-four 68-
and six 110-pounders on the main-deck, with so
Mmipctler pivot-gun on the upper deck at the stem sad
MOM Her iron-plating of 44 inches thick will extend to a
,sink of 5 feet below the water-line. Another vessel named
the Valiant, nearly similar in every description, is also in
genres of construction at the Admiralty Yard, Isle of Doge.
—Seaman.
London, England, 1862-12-20

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Duo. 19.
TItINITY COLLYOII--MINOIt SCHOLLILSHIPPI.--SiX
mbar scholars will be elected to Trinity College, by an ex-
emiestion to be held is the College on Timothy, April 14,
nu,end the two following dep. The examination will be
in Gucci- and in Matiegralies. The Meisel papers will
-Mein pumps for headaches hem the best Creek sad
lath authors, with pieces for composition. The Meths-
malice' papers will include Arithmetic, Euclid, Algebra,
=x, and Comic Sections. The candidates must be
i% yeses of age, and of good moral character, of
with points certificates from their schoolmuter or tote,
• mid be sent to; the Master of Trinity College at least ten
days before the first day of examination. 'f he statutes of
the College require these certificates to be sent in all moos,
ewes if the name of a candidate be already entered on the
beards. The annual value of the minor scholarship will
be 501., and they will be tenable for three years from the
day of election, or until the scholar be elected to a kande-
Sir scholarship, but the scholar will receive no emolument
from his scholarship until be has commenced residence in
UM University.
London, England, 1865-07-19

DEBBNTORIB
IMBED BT

THE CREDIT FORCIEB. and MOBILIZE
of ENGLAND (Limited).
ISSUE of i 600,100 DLBENTUKIIB WITH nirrwasr
PAYABLE QUAJITYRLY.
The Dl:et-toss hare decided to haus Debenture Benda of the
tkcapany for the amounts and hearing interest se under, viz :
In 4,11111 of 410. £2O, £OO, £lOO, C. 260, LAO, and £LOOO, with
imp= Maar&

ISTIAYST.
For three year a per omit. per annum.
For Ore years
For seven years
Interest payable quarterly, eta, or the 30th Marcb,lloth June,
30th September, and 3.ith liseember. la each year. as the Corn-
pa
'arg:distined feature In the debentures loaned by this Com-
pany to their ;elect nnty the amouat of the capital sub-
scribed, paid-up, and uncalled, and the general Invested islet.
of the Company, aa well as the large repine fund, affording the
moat ample security to the investor.
These debentures are issued payable to bearer, and can there-
fore pees by simple delivery from head to hand, without sedan,-
sent, and an tree from any further stamp duty. They are also
oessed—to meet the requirements of Trustees and ethers—trane
ferable by deed only. to be duly registered lu the Company s
books la the names of the investors or their assigns.
Tonne of application can be obtained of the Becretari, to
whom all ememumeations must be addressed.—B7 order of the
Court, ALFRED 11)WS, Secretary.
London. 17 and 111. Corubllk June 13. 1916.
London, England, 1865-07-19

ITALY.

FLOKENCS, JULY 18, EVICKING.
The Florence papers of to-day contradict the
statement that the Italian government have re-
ceived an official proposal for an European congress.

SPAIN AND CHILI.
MADRID, JOLT 18, Eczema.
The government have not approved the conduct
observed by the Spanish representative in the late
negotiations with the Republic of Chili.

THE PRUSSIAN BUDGET.
BRUIN JULY 18.

A royal decree has been published to-day declar-
ing the budget of 1865, as proposed by the Ministry,
to be the linaucird Liw for the current year. The
King adds to the estimate of the Miuister of Marine
the sum of 500,000 dialers for die construction of
rifled cannon fur the navy, respecting the employ-
ment of which amount the Minister will make a
special report to the King at the eud of the year.
The above decree bears date Carlsbad, stla uly,
1865, and is countersigned by all the Ministers.
The report of the Ministers and the budget fixed by
them have also been published.

MR. MORNS AND THE ITALIAN BRIGANDS.
London, England, 1865-07-19

SHARE LISTS.--(21118 DAY.)

Two o'Cliour.
The railway market opened this morning at
yessterday's closing quotations. The chief altera-
tion of importance is a further fall of 1 per cent. In
Metropolitan stock. There is also a reduction of in
Great Western and * in Caledonian. GreatNortheru
A stook, however, is rather firmer. The general
tone of the market is dull. There is
• fresh fall in Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lincolnshire stock, which is last marked M.
London and North Western stock is now quoted
123 to Great Western, 66i to I ; Midland,
134 to; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 110; to
121* ; Caledonian, 131 to 131; South Eastern,
841 to 85* ; Great Eastern, 48* to 49 ; Metro-
politan, 137* to 1313 ; Great Northern, 1344 to
131* ; ditto A, 1441 to 145*.
Foreign, colonial, and Indian railway securities
ate mostly unaltered.
London, England, 1865-07-19

AMERICA.

(Per the Dementia)
( Pea Oreeestatte.)
001111ERCLAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, JOLT 8, Evsentc.
Money easy. Gold 140. Exchange on London,
1521 ; exchange on Paris, 3.681. Stocks steady.
Illinois, 1361 ; Erie, 811; New York Central,
961 ; 5-90 United Staten Bonds, 105 f. Cotton
very firm. Middling Upland, 50c. Flour quibt.
Wheat and corn steady. Provisions quiet.
Coffee good inquiry. Sugar rather firmer. Mo-
lasses steady. Petroleum heavy. Crude, 331 ;
refined, 53. _

(arum's animas.)
THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.

TRIESTE, JULY 15.

Advice' from Alexandria to the 14th inst., show
a decided decrease in the mortality resulting from
cholera. _

At Alexandria on the 12th there were 94 deaths,
61 of which were from cholera ; on the 13th 81, of
which were 48 from cholera, and on the 14th 62
died, 21 being from cholera.
At Cairo, 310 died on the 12th, of whom 226
were from cholera ; on the 13th, 302 deaths, 204
being from cholera ; and on the 14th, 255, 156 of
which were from cholera.
Advices from Corfu announce that the island is
perfectly healthy, and that there are no sick even
in the lazaretto.

A quarantine of two days will be imposed upon
all arrivals from Epirus and Constantinople.
London, England, 1865-07-19

,-/-4;r--

BUSINESS. TRANSACTED.

Thla Company negoWN. loans for colonial and foreign go-
vertimenta.
Cooperates In the financial arrangements of British and other
Railways.
Makes advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other
public bodies.
Negotiates Loans for Public Worka
Assists In the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Un-
dertakings.
Makes advances upon approved Stocks, Shares, Bonds the
Makes temporary Loans upon edgibie Freehold and Laos-
hold Securities. ALFIUM LOWS, Ser.:trim.
Londoa, 17 and IS, Cornhlll, June 16, Mk
London, England, 1865-07-19

THE CONVERSION
.0, THE TURKISH

DEBT.

90N8TANTINOPLE, Jour 18.

The Levant Herald of to-day announces that
Mr. Rose, of the General Credit Company, has
arrived in this city to complete the arrangements
for the conversion of the Internal Debt, which
operation will be commenced positively on the
Ist of August neat.