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The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-21

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Juatioe Williams.)
TH 11U1Dall NEAR FITZPAI-BQUARE.
Mt. Albion said that ibe grand jury bad returned a true
bill far murder against • person named Cohere. He was
instructed to defend him, and he bad to apply to the court
to Postimip the trial to the nest 'maim.
Mr. Sleigh, wbo appeared for the prosecution, said he
aboald not oppose the application.
The ease was accordingly postponed to the September
session.

Jaws Thowan Harrington, 48, • tall, sentlemsoly-
looking man, wearing a very large flaming beard and mous-
tache, was placed at the bar to plead to an indictment which
charged him with felonimuly discharging* loaded pistol at
Edward Gilbert, with intent to murder him.
He was also charged with the like offence upon Edward
George Fisk, and there was a third charge of shooting at a
police constable with intent to prevent his lawful appro.
asion.

Berjeant Ballantine was specially retained with Mr. F. H.
Lewis to defend the prisoner.
The officer of the court having asked the prisoner in the
'usual form whether be pleaded guilty or not guilty to the
charges that were preferred against him,
Sernsaut Ballantine said he was instructed by the friends
of the gentlemen at the bar to watch the case on his behalf,
and he had to request that a jury should be impeached to
try the question whether be was in a fit state of mind, 01 is
point of fact, competent to plead to the charges that wens I NEW COURT.
preferred agaiarit
The jury were accordingly sworn to decide whether the (Before Thou= Chambers, Esq., Q.C.)
prisoner wee in a fit stele of mind to plead. I Charles Williams and Henry Dal/tort Batch, two ree-
-1 re. Forbes Winslow we, then examined, and in answer pectable looWng men, surrendered in discharge of their tall,
to ouestions pot by Serjeant Ballantine IM said that be had to answer an ,Whatment charging them with oonipiracy to
vested the prisoner in Newgate lest Saturday, and con- defraud.
venedwith him for an hour, sod he was quite satisfied that Mr. Giffard and Mr. Poland prosecuted ; Mr. Hase wee of unsound mind, and quite incompetent to under. Chamber', Q.C. (specially retained), with Mr. F. H. Lewis,w
stand what was going on, or to plead to the charges that defended W illiama ; and Yr. &desist Ballantine (also ape
were preferred agal.et him. I dally retained) and Mr. Rehires defended Balch.
The prisoner here iaterpowid, and exclaimed—" Please to The use lasted the oaths" day vp to an advanced hoar in
remember I deny that altogether. Wins will be my time the evening, involved a leg investigation of accounts, and
to speak ? , the indictment contained no las than twisty wants, vary-
Mr. Jonas, the governor of Newgate, pacified him by ! log the alleged frauds is referees to may trauseetione.
telling him that be would be allowed to speak at the proper The circumstances of the case did Dot present any features
time. I of novel or peculiar interest, and it appeared that the
Mr. Metcalfe, who was lostruoted for the promoutio prosecutors, Mears. Barrow, who are extensive leather
London, England, 1862-08-21

SPAIN.

The despatch which lately stated that the Em-
peror's reply to the speech of the Spanish ambas-
sador bad prodnoed "au agreeable effect" at Madrid
is not precisely confirmed either by the opposition
journals or the ministerial. Letters state that the
attention of the political world in the Spanish
capital is much engaged upon the relations between
France and Spain, and that complaints against the
manner in which they are conducted by Marshal
O'Donnell are becoming every day more numerous.
London, England, 1862-08-21

CONDEMNED IRISH CO! ICTS.

The extreme sentence of the law still b cans I
into effect ou front of Cloumel at 12 o'cled;
CO Readily next. It is stated (says the Freeman's Jvurnal)
that be has become very penitent, and gives earnest sttco-
tice to the spiritual mimotratioua of the clergymen, the
Rev. Muer& Walshe and Phelan, by whom he bee been
constantly visited since the result of the memorial which
was presented to the Lord.Lieuterunt on his behalf had
become known.

A letter has been received in Cork, dating that Walsh,
since his sentence, has been induced to make reve-
lations so important regarding the parties guilty of
concocting the murder of Mr. Fitzgerald that there is
no shade of doubt left as to their being reached.
London, England, 1862-08-21

DR. CURTIS ON NERVOUSNM. GENERAL DEBILITY, La
Just published, prim la., poet free from the Author for It stamp&
AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and
CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain
directions for perfect restoratkes to health and vigour, the result
of twenty.live years' successful myrtles in the treatment of those
peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter
and shorten life. Ify Dr. J. L. Corns, 16, Albemarle-greet,
Piccadilly, London. Conatitations, 10 toll 6, and 6to 8.
" Me feel aohesitation to owns there is norsember of society by
1 whom the Wag wiling be found useful—wbethereuch persoohold
the rotation of parent, preceptor, or clergyman."—Sun.
Losibra Magus. Carehill : sad J. All a. IS, Marwick-bum
London, England, 1862-08-21

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Trieete, of the 15th, in the Perse-
veranza, of Milan, says :
A report was lately spread here that the municipal
council was drawled be imperial reecript, but the news
appeared so strange and improbable that no Doe would give
credit to it. The Osserentore Triestino son, however, COQ-
firmed the fact by aononiming io its official part that "has
Majesty had deigned to order the dissolution of the muni-
cipal council of Trieste, and bad decided that is one
mouth, at the latest, the notification for the election of a
new civil representation would be published." The
news still appeared incredible, as the municipal
council had always acted in observance of the
laws, and conformed itself to the constitution. Dr.
Cumano, one of the council, went and inquired of Lieute-
nant Burger, one of the government authonties, what could
be the motive of such • sudden dissolution, and received
for answer, "that there was no motive in particular, but
that it was the whole of the acts of the wend which had
led to the minute." What were those acts ? The council
has solemnly proclaimed, but always legally, that Trieste is
Italian ; it has pointed out the necessity of public examina-
tions, in order to withdraw the youth of the plane from the
consequences of an erroneous system of education ; it has
availed itself of a ministerial concession to found an Italian
college at the expense of the town ; it has epoken freely
and independently, but it has never departed from
the path of legality. If the government had any
serious intention of inaugurating • oonstitutional
state of things it would have approved of the
conduct of the council, instead of dissolving that
body. The mask of falsehood has thus been
raised, and the " very faithful city of Trieste" has been
declared • rebel ; • war between it and the government is
declared ; • reconciliation is impossible, and the inhabitants
will prove by (ILA.' that the council enjoyed their fullest
confidence. An extraordinary degree of agitation prevailed
last evening, and if the l'odesta and a great number of the
municipal councillors had not been absent, the citizens
would have manifested their indignation against the govern-
ment by •• public demonstration of affection for the dis-
solved body. The police took every measure to prevent
such • movement. Councillor Krause, who fills the func-
tions of director of police, (matinees his system of rigour,
and has prohibited the representation at the theatre of the
piece entitled Gutters di Semis, which bed been per-
formed at Parma, and the theatre runs the risk of remain-
ing closed for want of • piece which shall obtain the autho-
risation of the police.
London, England, 1862-08-21

THE ZININSULA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Annual' 20.
The Tagus, from Lisbon on the 15th inst., has
arrived. She brings 10 pasmogers ; 3 packages of sippoie,
valise 9884 ; and `Z3 hall-oheata lemons, 18 bone papas,
4 baskets onions, and 5 packages sunTagdries*.
From Lisbon to Vigo the us experiamed strong
northerly winds ; thence to Sontlhampton light variable
winds lad Sim weather. At 4 p.m. on the 19th, she spoke
the steamship Mangerton, steering S.W.
LISBON, Ammer 15.
Szebsogs on London, 54; Paris, '3O; Hamburg, 48;
Amsterdam, 42.50; Genoa, 526; Three per Cent. Itentee,
473 ; Oonposs, 47* ; Deferred, 47 ; Lisbon Bank, 550.000 ;
Oporto Oommereisl Bank, 256.000; Oporto Mercentile
Bank, 255A00.

Tun STORM IN ALOMIA.—The storm which burst
over the town of Algiers on Sunday, the 10th inst., as pre- ,
violist,' mentioned, came from the north-east, and was one
of the most disastrous ever experienced in Algeria. The
thick walls of the military hospital of the Day were split
down in several places. Ilattreeses were lifted up sad
carried a distance of 150 yards. The dormitory of the
Sisters of Charity was oonipletelydestroyed, and all the sg,
orange and lemon trees in the garden were torn up by the
roots. The damage to the hospital is estimated at more
than 40,000 f. In the establishroeut of the Messegeries-
Ginirales 20 stage coaches were crushed to pieces by
the falling in of the root. Several private hosed have
been so much shaken that the inhabitants have found it
necessary to quit them. The Heroes° Garden has been
laid white, and nts a most doleful spectacle. The mag-
nificent covered walk between the large pond sad the bust
of Napoleon Lno longer exist.. All the large trees which
afforded such an agreeable shade are either broken or split.
Nothing remains d them but the roots. It was precisely
at 12 o'clock that the hurricane burst. The clouds were
black as ink, and the storm was succeeded by rain which
fell in cataracts. The wife of a commissary of polies wall
killed by the falling of a beam. Her death wee instals"
tenons. Several persons were severely wounded, having
i their less or arms broken. All this destruction was so-
, compliged is less than 20 minutes.
A part of the forest of /Cliental. in Algeria, lately
caught fire and burn* for two daye, destroying some thou-
aasda oak and chestnut trees. The town 'of Millanela was
at one time is some danger, the dames extending to within
a hundred yaw& of the houses. The coafisiratiou is believed
to have been socidental.
• The Royal Western Yacht Club and Port at
Plymouth Hewitt& took dies on Tuesday end Wedanday.
Both days were very favourable for aquatic sports, and •
larva number of yachts were present in the Sound than on
hatre*lte dftellioo. The mama prise, 501., wee woe
Tama, bf the War" 30 tons, then,
property of A.
Dross, Esq.

I
London, England, 1862-08-21

After some observations upon tie peculiarities of a fish-
traffic, the motion for theadoption.ef the report Will agreed
to, end the proesediap timaimiut is the usual manner.

rID-KENT (BROMLEY TO ET. MARY CRAY)•

The directors in their report to the half-yearly j,
meeting, on the 20th inst., state that the royal assent bee ;
been given to the bill promoted by the London, Chatham
and Dover Railway Company, for power to lease, and ul
ti.
essiely te purchase, the Crays Railway. The terms of the
inteaded lease have been so fully explained to the share-
holders in former reports that it is only necomary to repeat
that the term will be for 999 years, at a rest «pal in
amount to the interest payable by the Crays Company on
its loan debt of 23,000/., and to pay 4 paean. per summon
61,5501., its share capital. The directors congratulate the
shareholders at the conclusion of all • Pulanisntary warfare
affecting their lioe. They were walrus; parties to
an arrangemaot in the past masks M parliament,
whereby the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway
Company obtained their leasing bill, and the Booth
Pastern Railway Company obtained their direct line from
liserhhain to Toehridgw—eacli without opposition. The
district of the Crays by, that arrangement will new be amply
provided with railway accodoe, and the Cray' pro-'
prlebors are henceforth releasedfrom all partiameatery ma-
telots., The remains account. and slim the Capital aseintat,
mrtiOrod by the auditors, are appended, sad the balance re-
mits' beg to the credit of revenue, after the necessary dedoc-
times, animate to 8931..141. Bd.. which, with the bathos of
2131. Oa. sd. brought forward fro& the preview; half-year,
gives a total sum of 4,1061. 111 s. ld. The directors are am-
eloquently enabled to recommend that tbe dividend for the
Wl-year ending 30th June, 1862, be at the rate of
c. 34
cont. per annum, free of income tea,
_oe the' share
of the company, which wilt edisarb 9671. 17a. 511.„Lainald,s
Whore to the credit of thecurnsat half -yawed 1484 17a.
London, England, 1862-08-21

SPLENDID largo ENGRAVING of the PORT
,),,t4 DON, with the ILLUSTILATHD TIMM{ of SATUR-
DAY, A at 111, showing the whole of the Upper Pool, crowded
with the roping of all Nations and every variety of River
Qaft, the lintraaoe to St. Katherine Ducks, the Tower, the
Monument, Loudon-bridge, St. Paul's, and many of the City
Churches. This very superior engraving will be prated sepa-
rately, on fine paper, and will he Issued with the Illustrated
Times at, the price of a number and a half, namely, Sid., or free
by post Mt six stanspa—t, Qitherhas-street, W.V.
London, England, 1862-08-21

LONDON PAVILION.—IMPORTANT
NOTICK—LITTLE COEKLLI has already established her-
self In the good opinion of the public ; and, lu addition to her
wonderful psrformance, the proprietors of the L 011.1013 Pavillon
have much pleasure to announcing the appearance of MW
Constance and Madame Valekeuaere—the former lady baring
gained the woad oognoms of the Star of the West. A new
selection from .11 Trovatoes" will be given each evening, the
principal soprano being sastadised by Madame Valekenaere, and
the leading oentralto by Mies Oesateson Miss Condoms and
Madame Urchin' will also dig their favourite duets every
Evening. Sam Collins and a beet of other talent.
101111. and 803111MAMMF.Z., Props-Wore.
London, England, 1862-08-21

SERVIA.

The Patric states that the following are the pre-
sent results of the conference at Constantinople on
the affairs of Servia :—The question of the rayon of
the fortress of Belgrade is settled ; the Turkish
government demanded an extension of the glacis
on the southern side at the expense of the mixed
city. This demand was opposed by the representa-
tives of England and Austria ; the Servian govern-
ment having declared that it would never consent
to this proposal, it has been decided that the exist-
ing limit shall be retained, but that on the eastern
aide it shall be lessened in extent. No agreement
has been come to as to the guarantees demanded
London, England, 1862-08-21

POLAND.

A Warsaw letter states that Cie man who made
the attempt on the life of the Marquis Wielopolski
baa confessed his crime, but declared that no feel-
ing of personal vengeance had prompted him. He
stated that two persons unknown to him had seized
on him at a public place called Wauxhall, and made
him take an oath to deliver the country from the
. marquis's authority. He adds that they never
quitted him until the moment arrived for acting.
The prisoner is exceedingly cast down.
London, England, 1862-08-21

BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. - £1,500
REWARD.—WIELIZAS the Directors of the BANK of
ENGLAND have recently discovered that same of the paper
manufactured for their notes has lwen (cloaked, taken from
the mulls of Messrs. Portal and Co., at Laverstoke, near Whit-
church, is Hampshire, and that such paper has been need in the
fabrication of forged notes, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that a REWARD of LSI* will be paid to any one who 'ball give
suck information as will lead to tin apprehension and conviction
et any person concerned in the stealing of the paper; and s.
FURTHER REWARD of Cl,OOO will be paid to any one who shall
give such Information as will lead to the apprehension and COD-
wirti"u.9l. any persona:warmed in the fabrication of forged
notes by means of saes paper. Information to he given to ale.
Superistehtlent flodmoo, Polire.ofece. Old Jewry, London, or to
Messrs. Frebhlielda and Newman, S. Bank.boaldtnp, London.
By order of the Directors,
E WELSH, stasistant Secretary.
'Maio/ 'intend, Agrestle, 11302.
London, England, 1862-08-21

fIAUTION.—BANK, of ENGLAND NOTES.
../ The DIRECTORS of the BANK of ENGLAND HEREBY
OIVE NOTICE. that It has recently come to their knowledge
that sonic of the PAPER manufactured for their Notes has bees
Rionlonely taken from the Rills ; and they desire to caution
all hankers, Money Changers, and other persons, in taking pay-
ment by Bank of Ragland Notes, not to depend upon the appa-
rent genuineness of the paper alone, but to EXAMINE with in-
creased are the PRINTING also: and in all caws, for their
own protection, to obtain and preserve the Names of the per-
sons from whom the Notes are received.
By order of the Directors,
E WELSH, Assistant Becretiu7.
Lank of England, August 16, 18E.
London, England, 1862-08-21

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(surum's atanaate.)
VENETIA.

TURIN, Auover 207

Intelligence received here from Venetia states
that the troops of the reserve are about to be
recalled. A great display of military force was
made on the occasion of the fete of the Emperor of
the French, as a precautionary measure. The cities
of Venetia are tranquil.

MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI.
NAPLES, Auouer 20.

The Popolo d'itcdia of to-day publishes a tele-
gram confirming the report that Garibaldi had
entered Catania, and been well received by the in-
habitants.

TURIN, A 6008? 20.
The Official Gazette of to-clay announces that
Garibaldi has entered Catania and takes possession
of the telegraph office. The communications are
interrupted. The royal troops, commanded by
Generals Ricotti and Melia, which were marching
since yesterday towards Catania, have arrived at a
short distance from that city.

BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS AUGUST 20.

The discussion on the Anglo-Belgian treaty of
commerce commenced to-day in the Senate. The
Minister of Foreign Affairs defended the treaty.
The discussion will be continued to-morrow.

AMERICA.
LONDONDERRY, Auaorrt 20.
The Canadian steamer Nova Scotian, from
Quebec on the 9th inst., has arrived here. She re-
ceived despatches at Cape Race on the 12th inst.,
all of which, however, have been anticipated by the
Etna.
London, England, 1862-08-21

THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRE.

--•--
A large and numerously attended
_ meeting of the
working dares was held oo Twsday evening at the Eagle
Amemblprooms, Wandsworth. Mr. LOIIOBTAFF presided.
Meeolutithelo the following effect wars curled " net
peso weekly subscriptions be collected from the working
aims of Wandsworth and its vicinity ; that collectors be
appointed to receive autos:intim' at the different factories
and in different district. ; that Mr. A. Coleman be sp-
, pointed treasurer to receive the subscriptions from the col-
lectors, and transmit the same to the Lord Mayor at stated
intervals." The meeting wee (with the exception of the
chairman) wholly conducted by mirk* men, sad was ad-
()reseed by representatives of the workpeople from the firms
of Messrs. Wentworth, engineers (who originated the
movement). Messrs. Mliurrefe paper•mills, Pnas's Caudle

ampany,4.c.
Among the docatione received at the Manaioe.liones in mid
of the food for the east of the Lasesaire creative. were
the following :—Onlairs sad stew of her Majesty's ship Cam-
!widget 1311. ls. 2d. ; WeIIiMMIS at Messrs. Neill &others,
ro lien of their bra • ; Moon. Bass and Edgar,
1061. ; Yin 'will. SOL ; ssassial in Paddiag-
ton (.lapel ram a arum • tin .Itaa IL B. legman,
10a.
London, England, 1862-11-04

ramenoki. lee, for

Cand E N GLASS.
V Mews. raiLur.4 beg to Inform the nobility and ItenP7
that during the few days the Exhibition remains open they will
be prepared to LIMN r+E OF the beautiful SPECIIIENA, made
expressly for the Exhibition. :it a considerable reduction. Aft
assistant is in constant attendance. Class St, Case 6.7151.
Six and 359, Oxford-street, W. ; and 155, New 803141 street, R.
London, England, 1862-11-04

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

Sittings in Banco in Michaelmas Term.-(Before Lord Chief
Baron Pollack, and Barons Bramwell and Chappell.)
BENDALL V. WEYMOUTH AND CHANNAL ISLANDS BTIAK
PACKET COMPANY.
This action was brought in the Sheriff's Court to recover
rent for warehousing certain came, and at the
which took place before the Under Sheriff during
the long vacation, • verdict was found for the plaintiff,
for • nominal sum. The plaintiff was a merchant at Guern-
sey, who was in the habit of exporting peifumea to Africi,
and he obtained the boxes for them from a house in London.
A certain number of cases containing these boxes were sent
from London directed to the plaintiff, but being marked in
the corner •'drapery" he refused them. The plaintiff had given
no order for any drapery goods, and he imagined they had
been sent by some merchant, in the hope that they would
be accepted, and he wished to incur no liability in the mat-
ter. It afterwards turned out that the cases really con.
tallied the hones which the plaintiff had ordered,
but in consequence of the delay he refused to
take them. The defendants asked him to take charge of
the cues, and he consented to do so, but they promised to
send them back to the consignor. From some cause they
were not sent back, and the plaintiff therefore made •
charge for rent.
Mr. Watkyn Williams now moved for a nonsuit on the
ground that there was no evidence of any contract on the
part of the defendants to pay rent.
Rule granted.
London, England, 1862-11-04

PURE WHITE FRENCH CHINA.
Mews. PHILLIPS beg to Inform the nobility and gentry
that during the few dathe Exhibition SPECIMENS,e they will
te prepared to DISPIS4E OF the beautiful made
twenty for the Exhibition. at a considerable reduction. An
assistant Is In constant attendance. Class 3S, Stalls 3,358 and
3.959.

5...3 and 339. Oxford-stroet, W.. and 165, New Bond-street, W.
London, England, 1862-11-04

It seems to be certain that a diplomatic note
has been sent to Italy proposing new terms of
negotiation on the Roman question. I th'uk it
equally certain that nothing will come of the
proposal.
M. de Bismark, on taking his diplomatic leave
of the Emperor, was invited to the sylvan fes-
tivities of Compiegne, but he excused himself on
the ground that before his departure from Berlin
he had promised the King of Prussia to get back
with all speed in order to take part in a royal hunt
at Potsdam on Wednesday next.
Mr. Odo Russell, passing th-ough Paris on his
way from Rome to England, had an audience of M.
Drouyn de Lhuya yesterday.
The Bourse was occupied pr;icipally with trans-
actions arising out of the settlement, and the state
of the market proved unfavourable to the Rente,
which fell 15c. and 10c., cloa;ng at 70fr. 80c. in
each case. Other securities were generally higher.
Mobilier rose 3fr. 75c., and the Italian Loan, 30c.
Railways were 2fr. or 3fr. higher.
Madlle. Reibell, a maiden lady of sixty, and
Ler servant, were found murdered ou October 31,
;-t the house which they inhabited at Benfeld, near
Strasbourg. The sasaaains, who had robbed the
house, are in custody. The catastrophe has pro-
duced great excitement at Strasbourg from the cir-
cumatance that Madlle. Reibell was a relation of
the general of that name, who for many years
commanded the Strasbourg garrison, and who is
yet living at his country house at Robertsau, near
that city.
The Moniker has the folloa'ng :

On the occasion of the instalistion at the Lout ..to of the
Napoleon M. Museum, which is to Quite all the C: npaaa
collections, certsin journals seem to insinuate that the de-
stination given to these objects is not such as was itended
by the Legislative Body. This 's altogether a mistake : there
newer was any question of founding a special mrsaum
Lind from the Lmi ;on the contrary, in a" the d'•crs-
sions relating tl the demand of credits for purchasing the
Campana collections, it was always agreed that the :aid col-
lections should be appropriated to complete the art-.tic
treasures of the same kind contained in the Louvre.

WEATHER

IRT.--(11ILS DAY.)

Novara 4 • La
London, England, 1862-11-04

Just published, price is., post free is stamps, or in a sealed
envelope 20 stamps, a Medical Work on
MARRIAGE ; treating on Man, Mind, and
Matter, showing how nervous debility and premature de-
cline is produced by disregard of Nature's laws. Contents :
General and acquired debility, from early inexperience diseases
and disarrangement of the muscular system nervous and phy-
Mesa ; total or partial pnutration. Make this in-
valuable work your guide and adviser for self-care.—Address,
Messrs. PERRY and Co., Surgeons, it, Berners-street, Oxford-
street, Loudon, W.C. Consultations daily, 11 till 2, and from ti
tin a Sunday, by appointment.
London, England, 1862-11-04

WEDGWOOD'S FINE ART WORKS.
Mears. PHILLIPS beg to inform the nobility and paten,
that during the few days the Exhibition remaim open they will
Ic prepared to DISPOSE OP the beautiful SPECIMENS of
r• ERAIIIC ART. made expressly for the Exhibition, at consi-
derable deduction. An assistant Is In constant attendance.
Clati3s. No. 6. MI.

-365571 ilsionl4l.reet, W. ; and 155, New liaad•dreat, W.
London, England, 1862-11-04

T. GEORGE TAVERN, 213, STRAND.
Tho best Fish Dinners In London, consisting of all the
choicest fish In season, Joints, and Cheese, for 2e. each, at
6 o'clock. Real Turtle and other Soaps always ready. Clean,
well-aired Beds. Bed awl Breakfast, 3a. 6d. each.
T. OiLIFITTIIS, from Bliilngagata.
London, England, 1862-11-04

SOUTHWARK.

-
Robert Gibbons, a well-dressed man, having the appear-
ance of a foreigner, was placed at the bar before Mr.
Burcham for final examination, charged with picking
pockets inside the premises of the South Eastern Railway,
London-bridge Terminus.
Sergeant Strickland, a detective officer specially employed
by the South Eastern Railway Company, mid that on
Saturday evening, the 25th ult., be was in the custom-
house attached to the Dover Terminus just as the tidal and
mill trains had arrived from the continent. There were a
large number of paasengers there waiting for their
luggage, and he saw the prisoner pushing
_among them, pay-
ing special attention to the ladies. Wittier called the
attention of Sergeant Scannell to him, and he saw him go
up to a lady and lift up her dress in such a way SS left no
doubt in his mind that be was a pickpocket. They accord-
ingly watched him narrowly, and in stew minutes afterwards
Scannell caught Lim in the act of withdrawing his hand
from a lady's pocket, and he was secured. The lady was
missed among the crowd, and he believed that she had
since returned to the continent.
Sergeant Scannell, special detective at the South Eastern
Railway Terminus, said he caught the prisoner's hand as it
was leaving the lady's pocket, He secured him, arid took
him to the superittendent's-office, where he searched him
and found a pair of massive gold bracelets, and a pair of
gold ear-pendants, which he said he had purchased as a pre-
sent for his sweetheart.
Mr. Burnham asked whether he had been able to find an
owner for the property produced
Sergeant Scannell replied in the negative, although the
first examination had been widely circulated by means of the
newspapers. The jewellery was evidently of foreign manu-
facture, and most likely belonged to some lady who had pro-
ceeded to the continent.
Mr. Pater, who appeared for the prisoner, contended that
as there was no prusecutrix, or any person present to show
that they had been robbed, there was an end of the case.
Mr. Burcham said that the officers had given sufficient
evidence to warrant his convicting the prisoner under the
Vagrant Act; therefore he should sentence him to three
months' bard labour for being in the railway station, for the
purpose of committing a felony, and further to two months'
hard labour for the unlawful possession of the jewellery ;
making altogether five months.
London, England, 1862-11-04

ORCHIDS, FRUIT THUS, and DITCH srLax.
ikr R. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
at bla Great Room, 35, King-street, Cosent.garden,
TO-MORROW, Nov. 5, at heliport 12 precisely, a choice COL-
LEeIIi iN of established OitCHIOI4, all very fine varieties and
Foal plants, about 400 fine large dwarf trained trees. cosuststilig
,f plums. pears, apples, peaches, nectarines, and apricots; also
some Duteh and Cape bath'. camellias, azaleas, de.—On view
the morning of sale, and catalogues bad.
London, England, 1862-11-04

SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
8018, wIU most certaluly preserve the sight. Better cannot
be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, 155.; steel, with
3a to 105. Gold and Sliver Spectacles and Rye-Glasses
glares,
rest variety, at equaßy low prices. Harris's Prospect Glass,
ISY ad. post tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the
Royal Family, opposite the British Museum Oates, London.
Establbaied 1780. Caution.—No travellers employed.
London, England, 1862-11-04

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

AzocrwaT, Nov. a —PRONOTIONS AND APPOlNT-
imis.—Lientanant E. J. Jermain, to the Cambridge.
Paymaster F. J. Long, to be secretary's cleric in the
Royal Adelaide.
Assistant -Surgeon Dr. T. A. Roe, to the Trafalgar.
Engineer T. F. Hall, promoted to chief engineer in the
Fisgard, as supernumerary.
Second Clan Assistant Engineers W. Gilbert, to the
Eclipse ; W. C. Amos, 1). Dixon, E. Flab, F. Andrew, J. R.
Beal, J. Radford, J. SW" P. ld'Connick, B. F. Lewarn,
and W. H. Moon, conbrmed as second clans assistant engi-
neers in the Euryalus, an supernumeraries.

ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE.—The following ap-
pointment' base been made :—To be lieutenant, Alexander
Bowers ; W be sub-lieutenant, James Sturm& Peters.
London, England, 1862-11-04

WESTMINSTER._

A few days ago a middle-aged man of respectable appear-
ance, who gave the name of George Smith, was charged
with steeling • timepiece from the Exhibition. He was
stopped by a policeman while leaving the building in the
middle of the day, and the property was identified by Mr.
Mendel, of 24, Stockbridge-tensed, Pimlico, who proved
seeing it safe on one of the stands shortly before it was
found in prisoner's possenion. The &camped was then
remanded until yester&y, it being stated that there was
another charge against hum.
The fresh case now proceeded with was for stealing a gold
and steel casket, value fifty guineas, from the Zollverein
courts, the property of M. Andre Dupeseyne. The prisoner
offered the casket in pledge at Mr. Aldous's shop, 67, Bee.
wick-street, Soho, in August, when the latter sent out for
a policeman, but being unable to procure one, lent the pri-
soner, who evidently did not know the value of the casket,
7e. upon it, in order to retain possession of the property,
and then directed a person to watch the accused, but the
latter gave him the slip and escaped. Mr. Aldous immedi-
ately gave information to the police at the Exhibition.
Prisoner admitted both offences, but declared that they
were the only dishonest acts he had ever committed.
The police stated that he had pawned two or three other
articles, which there was every reason to believe bad been
stolen from the Exhibition, but there was a difficulty in
finding owners for them.
Mr. Hayman said that Mr. Aldous was entitled to the
greatest credit for his conduct in the transaction, sod the
owner of the valuable casket was indebted to his honesty
and good sense for the recovery of the property, which he
might otherwise never have seen again.
The prisoner having elected to be tried by the magis-
trate instead of being sent before • jury,
Mr. Hayman expressed his opinion that these were not
the only two thefts he had been guilty of, and senteoced
him under the Criminal Justice Act to a year's imprison-
ment (six months for each offence).
London, England, 1862-11-04

rrHE LONDON PAVILION.-LITTLE
COMILLI In her wonderful performance, and the SPANISH
DANCIBB In their peculiarly characteristic and amusing terpsi-
chorean evolutions, every evening. Him Constance, the Star of
the West, Madame Losehint, Madame Valckenaere, Madame
Elise, Mr. H. De Brenner, Sam Collins, Fred. French, litide-
bnuidt and Sam Ormond, ari d the brothers Shapcott, led by Master
Thomas Shapoott, the youngest drummer in the world, aged three
LONDON
and ids mouths, and the Neapolitan Minstrels, at the
LONDON PAVILION, Tichbornestreet—LOlDL and BONN-
HAMMER, Proprietors.
London, England, 1862-11-04

STEVENS and SON, Wine and Spirit Merchants.
iiniNAC BRANDY.—The well-known difficulty erperieneed
by the pul die la obtaining this moclbesteemed foreign spuit In a
pars stair Induces Sts.vens and Son to call attention to theCognsc
&Andy sopplird by their house, on the high quality of wtleh the
and implicit reliance may be placed. S. and Son import none
hat fine brandies, limiting their selections to the shipments of
those t•oynic houses whose names and reputation are an ample
Plaraliter of quality and purity. To Invalids and parties requiring
brandy for uwilloimil purposes S. and Son would particularly ad-
nre.4 thou.:lves. Their prices are u follow :—Brandy, superior
.41 ..•.mar. Vie.. ditto choice old pale, 271., 30. per gallon.
an.l spirits of all kinds delivered tree within Ore miles.
Tenn cash-78, Bishopigateotreet-wlthln.
London, England, 1862-11-04

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(zzoTioes masouxs.)
ITALY.
CONFLICT BETWEEN ITALIAN AND
AUSTRIAN TROOPS.
TURIN, Nov. 3, Evn-nco.

The Discs:mime of to-day says :
" On the let instant an encounter took place on
the right bank of the Po, upon the Austrian fron-
tiers, between a body of Italian carabineera and
some Austrian soldiers.

" The Italians fired upon the Austrians, and
after a few shots the two parties engaged in a hand-
to-hand contest, without regarding the boundaries.
"The Austrian armed Customs guards were
repulsed from Italian territory."
"The Austrians were finally compelled to take
to flight."
Serious inundations have taken place in Tuscany.
The railway between Empoli and Sienna is inter_
rupted.

The Crown Prince and Princess of Pruaaia have
arrived at Syracuse.

FRANCE.
PARIS, Nov. 3, Evieinto.

La France of this evening asserts that the French
note which was sent to Turin referred to the point
of departure for negotiations on the Roman ques-
tion, passing by entirely the circular of General
Durando.

M. de Bartiges will proceed to Turin in the latter
part of November.
Prince Napoleon and Princess Clothilde have
arrived here.

SWITZERLAND.

BASLE, Nov. S.

The canton of Baale has votPd upon the project
of constitution which had been drawn up by the
Federal Assembly.
The project was rejected by 3,738 votes against
3,581.
The canton is quiet.
London, England, 1862-11-04

No. 5,065.)

CALCUTTA, calling at the Cape of Good Hope
and Madras.—MONTILT STEAM COMMCNICATION
between LONDON and INDIA by the magnificent fleet of
steamers belonging to the EAST INDIA and LONDON SHIP-
PING COMPANY ;Limited) —The well-known clippera
steamship HOLDEN FLEECE, L7te tons, 35Ohorse powelilir,taZ
leave the Victoria !London, Docks on the 13th December, em-
barking passengers at and leaving Gravesend on the 15th Decem-
ber, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras.
This magnificent ship, built expressly for the India trade, has
beeu thoroughly refitted, hu first-rate accommodation f=
seugers, amt will carry en experienced surgeon, also a stew
The average passage of the hut five steamers has been 73 days
hours to Madre', and the Hydaspes nude the voyage In
0 days, being the shortest on record.—For freight or
apply to ORI NDLAY and Co., 55, Parliament-street.
brokers, ALFRED BR ITT and Co., 150, Leadenhall.street, EC.:
or at the OFFICE'S of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, EC.:
where elan applications for appointments as midshipmen in this
service should be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
East India and London Shipping Company (Limited',
9, Mincing-lace, K.C.
London, England, 1862-11-04

mining company in California, to produce certain documents
for the inspectiou of the plaintiff's attorney. The action
wee brought for arrears of rent of a mine in California
against the company, which broke up in 18.5.5. The learned
counsel mid that Mr. Carter resigned his directorship before
the company broke up, that be had the documents in
question under his custody, and that he had no power to
order any officer of the company to produce them. He also
stated that the shareholders had by resolution agreed to
take the whole management of the company into their own
hands.

Mr. Field having been heard on the other side.
The court discharged the rule on payment of costa.
Rule discharged accordingly.
London, England, 1862-11-04

IVIINTON'S CHI N A.
lkitsrs. PHILLIPS beg to Inform the nobility and gentry
that dnring the few days the Exhibition remains open they will
be ',reeved to DISPOSE OF the beautiful SPECIMENS of
CERAMIC ART, made expressly for the Exhibition, at a :owl-
derable deduction. An asaistant to in constant attendance.
Cisis 3S, Case 0.877.
35S and Me, Oxfordntreet, W.: and 1.56, New Bondntreet, W.
London, England, 1862-11-04

AFINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
ilastachbm are realised by the use of ROW LAN
IlAt'A,SAlt OIL. This elegant, fragrant. and pellucid oil Is
Ineversatly in high repute for its unprecedented success during
the last eo years in promoting the growth. restoring, and beauti-
fying the human heir. It prevents hair from falling off or turn-
ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and
dandriff. and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Tor
children it is especially recommended, as forming the boats of a
beautiful head of 1144. In All climates It alike displays its in.
comparable results, a bag long been an established favourite
Is lama. Price Ss. hi.,nd I's, Ira. fid., equal to four small, and Pla.
Per bottle. sold by A. ROW IAN() and SONS, W, liatton.gardem
Oiandl by chemist* and perfumera—Ask for Rowlands' itscassai
London, England, 1862-11-04

TrrxNo. 2.—Profit being estimated improved

London Journal from Asada= d paps; duty,
The bankrupt alleges that the sates profit on this p
esquent upon the reduction of the paper duty would]
7,0001. per annum, which at three years purchase
nary mode of valuing newspapers) would amount
This intimate is entirely ooniectural on the part of t.
rapt, and to my mind is not borne out. It is written
an estimated loss on the other side of the deficiency,'
"Inn No. 3.—Estimated value of the Guide.

is also entirely oonjectural, unsupported by evidence,
treated precisely the same as item No. 2.
" Iran No. 4.—Prolit on trading, Weekly Tines, - -
19s. sd. In arriving at this profit, the weekly statements
of income and expenditure, furnished to the heal
Mr. Hutton, one of the proprietors, have formed the
Prom this amount may be deducted various expenses
included therein, the bankrupt's proportion, iris.. 4'
as detailed in No. 1, being 1,6441. 17s. 4d. ; thereby r
tag the actual profit of the Weekly Tines, from th,
July, 1859, to the 20th March, 1862, to 4,9091.
A serious loss bas arisen upon this publication slam
London, England, 1862-11-04

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Nov. 3.
The official Baieriache Zeitung of to-day publishes
a leading article, stating that all newspaper reports
of a new dynasty being summoned to the Greek
throne are incorrect. The writer points out that
the proclamation of the provisional government
only pronounces the deposition of the King and
Queen hitherto reigning, and contains no mention
of the abolition of the Bavarian dynasty.

EIfULISH CHARITY.—Those who have studied the
subject of English charity will, I think, at once admit with me
that all•glorious as it manifests itself in the deeds it does—by
hand and by the vast machinery it keeps up in the form of
societies, institutions, hospitals, religious 1111340014 &c.—at
lout two-thirds of the amounts subscribed to associated
charity sod personally distributed, comes from individuals
whose clear Incomes are under I,ooot. a year. Every such
call on the benevolent as this Lancashire crisis is nobly
met by a proportion of alms from the comparatively poor
which ought to shame that given by those of knowu great
wealth. In my experience, I have eves found, in every
mat crisis, the great mass of help was made up of cootn-
bubo's' from people of small incomes. What is the I,ooof.
of the millionaire in a crisis like the present, compared with
the 2s. or 3s. weekly put by for the purpose by the clean
who, with difficulty, perhaps, keep one maid-servant, and
yet are ever found in their own locality ready
.to give a half-
crown to aid any case of local misery 'S. G. a,- in
the Tisitts.

A SINGULAR OCCURRENuE. —A few days ego two
ladies, coming in the direction of Sunderland, di/covered
that they were minus four Bank of England five-potted
notes, which had been carefully wrapped in • pocket.
handkerchief, and for safety camel in the band of one
of them. In haste they returned in search of their traitors
and were agreeably surprised to find the whole of the notes
flying before • gentle breeze in the centre of the turnpike-
road. The handkerchief was nowhere to be seen, and it is
believed that some person bad found it, and supposing its
contents to be only pieces of valueless paper. had contented
himself with what he considered the only thing worth
baring.—Sunderland Taw.
London, England, 1862-11-04

YARMOUTH BLOATERS, 100, 7s. ; 200, 12s. ;
are only supplied by the undersigned during the best part
of the season. from middle of October to middle of December.
forwarded to all parts of England upon rscelpt of Poet-olio°
order, postage stamps, or remittance through any branch of the
atioual royinclal Vank of England, who are his bankers, and
to Caul he begs to refer, or to IL Steward, Esq., mayor of the
I%Icm:b.—FREDERIC K CAEN BY, fish merchant, Great Yar-
mouth. Established 1799. Iligh.dzied herrings, hermetically
sealed, sent to all parts of the world.
London, England, 1862-11-04

WORCESTER ENAMELS, kg.
Messrs. PIIILLI PA beg to Inform the nobility and gentry
that daring the few dug the Exhibition remains open theywill
hr prepared to DISPoSE OF these beautiful SPECIMENS of
CERAMIC ART, male expressly for the Exhibition, at a eonsi-
derahle reduction. An as.bstant is In constant attendance.
Class SA, Sue RAIL _ . _

S.SS and WO, Oxford-street, W. ; sad 156. New Bond-Week W.
London, England, 1862-11-04

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

MIN Par Yee- Total, Total,
RAILWAYS open sawn tilandlie 1663 1861
Week ending Oct. 10. & II •• t
Detroit and Ilibsaiskee lB6 4,001 4,606
wont 'lndus{ Oct. 17.
Buffalo and Wm Huron 161} 0.284 2457
Great West,•rn of (*annals 346 12,250 12,352
Week eliding Oct. 01.
S. Aunt & Lorulardo•Ven.
(Month Anat. Line) 1004 17,129 27,448 44,017 60,516
Central Italy brado Line)
nch 11/9 6,03: 0,661 7,693 6,041
linlaince to Bologna 9l 0,045 1,741 4,396 3,078
Week ending Oct. 28
Belgian 8-Intern Junction. 261 109 239 333 807
N eek ending Oct. 31.
Cork and Yo!ighni and

Queenstown lirect 321 224 IT 288 216
Week ending Nov. 1.
London. Brighton, end 8
Coast 2411i 16,477 4.043 20,520 18.010
South Una= 18.878 8.1164 22,317 20,407

INCREASE or PAurzitum—Aeoording to the
monthly return by the Poor Law Bowl the Menem in the
fifth week of September leak la Foghaad and Wales, coin.
pared with the same period last year,_was 135,466.
ROTA L FREE HOSPITAL, URAT'S-INN-ROAD.—•
The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the
week ending November 1 was 3,149, of which 829 wore new

rAdvertinement.l—HoiLowAr's Oirnivrr. —ln
baa sores, and glandular swellings this
Ointment operates surely, and with a rapidity that resembles
magic. It should he rubbed into the parts affected after they
have been fomented with Inke.warm water. The purifying and
curathe powers of this unrivalled unguent have never been dia
prated to any one who has given It a fair trial. It contains not •
Article of any auhatance of a noxious nature, nor is there • case
no record In which It has done the slightest harm, while there
are authentic reports of Innumerable cures effected by it in all
countries It is as mild in Its action as it ie powerful and bene-
ficial in Its offsets.
London, England, 1862-11-04

THAIM.

Ann Kaylor, a masculine•looking woman, aged 21, was
brought before Mr. Sella charged with assaulting and
wounding Ellen Holmes, her sister, at 3, Lamb-cozrt, Betel iff.
Lamb-court has been a fearful place for quarrels and dis-
turbances, and the magistrates bare more than once
exppreesed an opinion that the place is misnamed, and that
it ought to be called Lion.coart. The prisoner and her
sister, who keep a disorderly house, were quarrelling on Sun-
day night about money matters, and began fighting. The
pnaooer, who was armed with a stone, best her sister about
the bead with it in a very savage manner, and laid her
prostrate on the floor. She was found in that state by •
police-constable named Isaac Pawiey. who conveyed her in
an insensible condition to the London Hospital, whme she is
now under medical treatment. Pawsey said the room in
which he found the sisters was like a slaughter-house. There
was a pool of blood on the floor, and the head of the woman
Holmes was cut in a frightful manner.
Mr. Self. remanded the prisoner Instal Friday next.

Importing Tea without colour on the leaf pre-
vents the Chinese passing off inferior brown leaven as fu the
usual kinds. Hornunan s Tea is uncoloured, therefore always
{sod sae. Bold In Places by 2.280 agents.—(Advertlasateut.l
London, England, 1862-11-04

HAMILTON and KIMPTON, TAILORS.—
The NEW COATINGS for the coining season are now
ready, of which specimen garments are kept to choose from
also • select stock of walking, lounging, and orer.coata always on
hand, at
.....-- _ -

HAMILTON and II IMPTONIL
lOS. Strand. opposite Exeter-ImM
London, England, 1862-02-10

marked 35, closed at 34g to I, being fully *good
as yesterday. Venezuela remain steady at 2.6 f to
I. All Spanish securities were in request, with
an upward tendency. The Certificates have risen
to 7 to 8. Ecuador Bonds were likewise in &-
man . Italian Five per Cents. have improved,
closing at 671 to f. The Turkish Loan of 1864
was steady, at 84fato 854, while that of 1868 left off
rather higher than yesterday, at 751 to 76.
Bank shares were steady at the late rise. Canada
Land and East India Irrigation shares were
inquired for.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follows :—Ocean Marine, 7 x to 74
prem., being again higher ; Thames and Mersey
Marine, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Universal Marine, llt
dia. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to
prem. ; Mercantile Fire, if to f prem. ; Commercial
Union, 1 dia. to it prem. ; and Turin and Savona
Railway, Ito prem. India Freehold Land shares
were dealt in at I to 4 prem.
The new Victoria Loan closed at 1o:hi to is