biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-01

NEW WRITS.

Mr. HAYTER sao;e7lthst new writs be issued for the
following places :—Taunton, vacant by the acceptance of the
olive of Colonial Secretary, by Mr. Labouchere ; Leeds, ea.
coat by the acceptance of the office of Chsncellor of tbeDuchy
of Lancaster, by Mr. M. T. Baines; Wiatonshire, vacant
by the
.acceptance of the Oleo of Bailiff or 13tawstd of
her Illsye..ty's manor of Northstead in Yorkshire, by Vie-
t:aunt Dalrymplo ; Edinburgh, by the acceptance of a
similar t MCA in Norfolk, by Mr. T. B. Maesulay ; New-
castli -3c-Tyne, by the acceptance of the Ssewardship of
Nortbstead, by Mr. Blackatt ; sad Rushester, by the ac•
estrum,* of the stewardship of the Chlltern Hundreds, ty
Mr Freebie Villien.
Misted to.

Bir W JOLLIFFE reeved that a new writ be itmed to
the University of Cambridge, meant by the decease of Mr.
Henry Goolbure ; and to Midtmrst, vacant by the sr-
mouse, of the Stewerdship of the Chiltero Hundreds, by
Hr. H. H. Walpolie. —Artreed to.
London, England, 1856-02-01

LOSS OF THE PACKET-SHIP ST. DENIS.

ne New York papas Nogg eetwoute of aurae-
roes shipwrecks, atteaded a bra of liver, the most esrlims
anew them disesteem Mks the fosndering of the Havre
packet-ship at Deeds.• desiblisikeked vessel of 991 wee
berths., which hoe melts males trips between Hams and
New York Amin the ppaese eight years. She was built ia
1045, sad Atiawititileaa style so den-lass ship
The crew, go emleelk teaghwell SS soak, sad
there were gm sad leo Asleep gswayers. The
ewe was e YOM% sad the geed we impareerly agog
et 66,000 gave, 111,1111 .1 width vets 11111104 by to.
groom It mane bees the otatmegle of the list mate
sad egg =Moon that the ship ewenetered a terrible
tuarlege whoa two tele eat et the peg of New Yorks by
whisk Isuoiered 181 ages bee the Hook. Orem
exertions were made by the agog Se sere the pemengeis
sad ship, bet without smiesek 11 of the 42 souls ally beta*
steed. Them were geed up by the
of tbe ship Naples, hewed is New York. :art
peresagers, the eaptaie, seised oasts, steward, tit.,
wend:ewes& At shoat sag is the day when ihe vessel
weeks; elle begs thee rapidly slaking, her mime mut set
away, sad tbe sea bregieg furiously seer her, the first
mats got eul IhebiZifibeat, which, although bacilvetered,
they seemed is *float by ocestant bantam Al
about 10 adsatee Won 2 they left the ship with all that
amid be ilemallei to take to the beet, vii., the ship's Arm
mate, the third mats, sad aig seang, the cogitate and
peemegees rehab, to leave the skip, as ths_gresee that it
was 1111 MI, as the boat could
bung eget the ship for a few Waldo to iodate °then to
lean thevemel, het as ise mere would keg, they putted
of, sal la tea raisetes mere the skip want lows.
At halfspeat five es the following day tbe Mrs,▪ its was pieked up by the ship Naples.
a.
Captain Pe/lambs@ had sailed- in the employ of the
tympany (Boyd and Hindi's) for nearly 12 years.
He was considered to be an excellent, *areal, but fourteen
111111111111 a. Shortly before the ship west dew. he ass to the
me% andealliag to them said, Let us have quietness, sad
look yes all to poor mid, fir our time is abort. Tog had
better make ready, for we esaeot lim." Alibis time, aid
lifter it, there was perfoot quietness on bosrd, and all seemed
resigned to their fits, 'Ana then appeared isertsie. The
espial& resided at Brooklyn, where he leaves a wife and
mesa skildres. The woad mate Mares a wls, but no
family. Fran& Weise, ose of the eabis premiers, was
saarvisd ea Nemyeer's Bye, and was retuning with his
yeas' wife to his isthmian& with his small sesemelationo.
Hs sad his bride went dews deersl each is the other's
arms. 1. B. Patty, oa• of the loot, was a brother of Hoe.
R. Petty, a senator of New Yo-k.
London, England, 1856-08-30

BAVARIA.

A letter from Munich of the 23rd, in the Ulm Ga•
edge, says:—" Au abase of the established law of
Bavaria has been of frequent cccurrence. Couples
whose marriage would have met with insuperable
obstacles in this country have had nuptial benediction
given to them abroad, particularly at Rome. In order
to put an end to this abot::, public attention has been
called to the observance of an old ordinance, which
declares all marriages null which are contracted
abroad without the sanction of the proper authorities
of the country, and, moreover, renders the parties
liable to a month's imprisonment."
London, England, 1856-08-30

HANOVER.

The Minor( r Gazette Mates that the government
has decided that, it it catinot come to an understand-
ing with the Chamb2n, it will settle its financial
affairs by royal ordinance.

AUSTRIA.

The Vienna Gazette publishes the speech delivered
by Cardinal Valk Preis. the Pepsi nuncio, and Proof.
dent of the Assembly of Austrian Bishops at the lad
meeting of that body. The speech affords ne infer.
mation es to the result of the delib :rations of the epic.
copal body, but mikes an eulogium on the Emperor
Francis Joseph, on the piety which distinguishes
him, and en the eagerness he shows to fulfil the
wishes expressed by the episcopacy.
London, England, 1856-08-30

ITALY.

According to a Vienna letter of the 24% in the
New Wisrtzberg Genets, the negotiations for con-
voking a megrims to contdder the state of Italy ars
still in their fiat stage, and it is not unlikely that
they will lead to no result It is mugged that
Austria will net comsat to a emigres@ makes all the
Italian States mama to it, a theory which is cot
adopted by the ether powers. It appears, moreover,
that besides [Mediate, the Pope and the Mug of
Naples *blest to a scagreer. The latter especially
hei palmated himself against it with great many,
declaring that be would vigorously oppose any mew
sore calculated to infringe his tearereigm rights.

THE TWO NOLTE&
Orzox ova OWN ant=

NAPLZB Avecirt2l.

The Giornale dello duo Naas tot the 19th inst. has
a long leader. Now, the Giornok neve rpollialtes a
leader except ea missend the most vital importance,
as is the dies on the present scads. It apposes
the safe stern of the seat glorious slat and retro-
tor, Boa Oestano—or his silver image, whisk b one
and the sante thing—floor the chuck of Ban ?solo
to the trainer, of Bt. Gennaro. Bt. Gaetano has
bees out for a visitatica and an siriog for the last
three weds or so, and now, overwhelmed
with haws* blackened with firoworke, and
&dosed with the noise of petards, hie Belot-
ship hes retuned to the asset Chandlers of St. Gen.
ass, to spas for another year in the sooloty of his
sembetsraby of saints The Cliersolo @psalm of
the great pewee of pretends whisk m sees
thin aimed eilleanding, of the sathodema of his
worabippen, arced the &welkin d the King, who took
can that all the great solesiestioal and civil hod*
should ecomapany Bt. Gaetano to his boss I shall
eat dwell loupe as this interests, 'ablest, lit the
mach was de from me to show what lefty obbete
sow image the attention of the Neapolitan pros
sad what a Ise religiose spirit pervades the nation.
The arrival et issetber pea
reemego—mat of a
beastly coatrateraity, God kaows—b alesexpeded,
and that is that of Hasa Hilmar, wino suing
has bin statienesd o lag sod kat seek a "gaiety
London, England, 1856-08-30

WIMBLEDON AND CROYDON RAILWAY.

Yesterday the half-yearly meeting was bald at the
DeCOB of the wespany, 31, Parliameat•street ; Mr. H. W.
Run is the Muir.
The CR/MIKAN said that is soeformity with as sot oh-
tallied hat seuion as arrument had bees entered into with
the London sad Brighton Company, by virtue of +bleb the
Wimbledon Compaq were to receive teats equal to 4 per
max clear of all deduction erupt Moose tin, to csommesee
from the Ist of J tall lut. The railway bad been sompletrd
within the theta wird, subscribed, but certain other ex-
pause bed mires been Mound. The directors would hays
been able to dealers a dividend of 4e. per share, but they
thought that eider the eireewstaaess it would he bettor to
nuke a divided of le. per share only. That would leave
e eilleieet sem la head to diecharp all their outetasilling
lieblitiee, and by the next half pat they hoped to have
tranefirred all their *floe expenses to the Brighton Com-
pany. The oat of last weeks to enable the emipany (the
sapital of which was isaly 46.000!.) to loom their line awl
wet t►e isiquitom saga of 1,000!., mei that had absorbed
the diffusing betas.' is, sad Ss. pee ahem
♦ elividend of le. per shore bridin bees declared sword-
tail,. a vote of thanks was sliest, the Askew. eat the
tositteg Woks up.

CARLISLE AND Mum BAT Rill.wkir.—This rail-
way Ina formally mord is Thessilay, sat will be ma
I for paaal wag la to ems of a kr 41,78.
London, England, 1856-08-30

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

IN DI A.

--. 4. -.

We have received oar ordinary correspondent,
and ;unreels from lotiot and China by the Overland
Nail. The dates of advirts, as already stated by
telegraph, are, Calcutta, July 17; Bombay, J•ly
29; Hong Kong, July 10; Shanghai, June 28.
The leading events of this fortnight covered by Use
resent correspondence are the return of the rains,
indicating • favourable monsoon ; the murder d'
Mr. Horsley, an assistant collector of the Madras
Presidency; and that of a eon of the King at

With the exception of Dome petty disturbances at
Peshawar, the frontiers of our ladle's empire are
tvanquil. The Governor-O. neral, Lord Canning,
had been suffering from sickness, sod RSA about
to take a tea voyage ea far is the Streih
Settlements, for the benefit of change of air. '
Lord Elphinstone was, on the 29th ult., at Bombay,
the sickness of the Doman deterring him from visit-
ing Poonah. He proposes this season • mooed pil-
grimage through Ouzerat and Kattyewer.
The Lieutenant• Governor of Bengal is making a
tour through the province under his charge, and has
been received with Oriental splendour at Moorshad-
abed by the Naweb there, the representative of the
former Mahomm.dan rulers of Bengal. The ex-Bing
of Oude Is still in Calcutta. It is reported that he
intends to return to his former capital. But at all
events there is no doubt that he will await in India
the result of his mother and brother's virit on his
behalf to Europe.
London, England, 1856-08-30

SHOCKING CASS.

At Stilton on Monday, a young woman, named
Martha Crewe, was taken by fore. from bet father's house
by the clergyman end netitable. On breaking into the
house, the poor girl was trying bitterly to be taken away,
and asking for food, her sisters holding her bask. Elba op-
pared to he almoat starved, and looked scarcely like a
human being. The two sisters clung to her very tenaci-
ously, and would not glee up their 'barge without a seri re
strap* The imitable, however (with eleiatenell, which
quickly Inked to Crewe's house), got her away, and took
her to • lodging house The girl, we understand, is a
mat piteous object. She is about sleet... years of age
Her fink is all waned away, gad die is • complete ►iviag
skeleton. Her homes are said to protrnde through her
skin in until plans, and made her so son that
she cannot lie down. The thick part of her arm
is scarcely the thicken' of a issn's two angers. About two
years ago the parishoffisers brine into the house for the pat-
riots of satiifying themselves whatb was dead or alive ;
they then found her in • very emaciated condition, and
apparently suffering from indigir los. When an of was
made to Crewe to supply her with medicine at the parbh
expense, he refused to allow her to take soy, sad retuned
that which was seat with a saucy message. It is sow up.
wards of two ye in sine. else was seen out of the house, and
it was kept so elr so that no one on any account was ever
allowed to enter it. The poor creature says the food her
father aupplied her with was dry bread sod a little salt and
water to drink, and a wry small plies of motto. about once
a fortnight. Mr. Wright, surgeon, of Stilton, has been
attesting the girl sums her relsaae, and hopes in the course
of time to bring her round. The two sisters are stout and
healthy, and apparently hive •antd for nothing. Crewe
and his two daughters have been apprehended on • chugs
of misdemeanour, preferred at the instant. of the parish
officers, and are now is Vision losk-up. A crowd of woman
smashed the windows of Crewe's hoes., with stones, and set
fire to the window ourtaini.—Ltacoln Mercury.
London, England, 1856-08-30

THE STATES OF THE CHURCH.

(nor OUR nor 00111111PORDINT.)
AUGUST 21.
The Pope's anibamodor to Moscow, Dan Piano
Chigi, Archbishop of Mira, set oat from Rome on
Sunday afternoon with his brother and part of his
snits for Anon, whore he is to 'embark for Trieste
and premed to Vino% and ~ by a Moulton route
through Germany towards the anklet motto/ of the
Czars. At Vienna sloths, member of the Chigi
family is to join ties and" Don Mario Chigi, sae
of the Prins of Cannon*, and ooasrgasatly
whew to the prolato who heads the espsditioo. As
it Is jest possible that the jasmine archbishop rosy
lolls, loaf gnash as rade, in compliano of coarse
with swot inolosotioso, to anise at Moscow a day
altar the performsace ef the coronation earemony by
the Mask metropolitan, thereby avoidiog lb*
soandal of a cothalie archbishop sanotioning
by his presens the schismatic savors of an
"ortbodol " tlsal, the government of kis Holiness
has nodosity ifed the sompositioa of Ito em-
bassy by the intsseinstima of two additional lay
members, who ore elmody in Ruth, sad will be
able to Wood the =rondos oarsman! from Waiti-
ng's to sod, within emapressising the ecclesiastical
pasegadvaa of the Hely boo
I a the debates is pselimmest rospootiag th• state of
Italy Is goseral, smd the houlga moped= of the
Pops's doselainne is imethaiar, it was hinted by
mindere that asselliellano were podia, for the
graded serail= of that ossapatioa A partW eon.
Ironies of thin asserthm detimod. has the het of
the Amide= retiviog her the tows of Fedi, is
liessegss, whets their Ogee is to be 'applied toy a
=of the Pop% Bwin troops. This rodeetios
to ho smowirestelte soweettowaset of a move-
mat saissiseed es the Austrian army or Dees-
padea es a pee th the Prima, both as to the
asisbee of Meer sad of swims towel.. the Asetrisse
sesimatisg by this esavesties to hold way Mersa
sad Ammo, as the Freash held fitly lima sad Civits
Velebie.
_ _ _

Oardieal Told. the "storm prehet et the great
hospital et ilaa Midis* "as la WA Wit.'
ileaday. A mitt teak plass aseept
London, England, 1856-08-30

GERMANY.

The Peet Gazette of Frankfort says:— " The
varian government has preemted to the Customs
Conference at Eirmach a note complaining of the
inactivity of the Zollverein. This institution, says
the note, confines itself to the execution of existing
obligations, without making any attempt to develop
its commercial ; so that a reform is needed to
put an end t o the stagnation in which all its reiy
time are plunged, and which checks 811 progress."
London, England, 1856-08-30

RUSSIA.

The Bourse Gazette of Berlin states that, contrary
to what had been stated, Russia still persists in re•
fusing to cede Bolgrad, and invokes Art. 20 of the
Treaty of Paris, according to which the new frontier
is to pass south of Bolgrad.

CICEROACCHIO'S MURDER: AUSTRIA'S DE•
London, England, 1856-02-08

THE WESTMINSTER IMPROVIMBNT BONDS

A numerous toasting of the holders of West-
'aster lesprovemeat Bonds took place yesterday at the
',dodos T Mr. 0 00Ls is the chair. The subject
w is stated t s be the ethaideratio 3 f f meths for organising
project which, while it world amiss to carry out the plans
of the late cemsaissioo, woull improve the value of the
Roads sad pr the absolute loss at went threatesed.
This involved the raising_ of additideal capital, and the
merits of the preposed Weetminster Consolidated lomat-
meet Soeiety were contrasted with those of the West-
minster Laed Comply. As, however, to put either
seh'eme in artios it would be reqoisit• t r provide funds-
-00,0001. is the former ease, and 40,0001. is the latter—there
was iittle dispowtdin td support ties, mossol.lly slam it is
slimed that stay of the sot teepee are 111. gal, and that the
t I he'd toe w.th regard to these and other supoosed
thins may be eensiderahly indeed. It avowed elm to
be eonsidered tut the suit which Ins been isetitensi in
Chancery will ilseo the bondholders evintowle is a
positios t s recover their rights sad reader past'm
rs•possible who us capable in a pecuniary seams
of beisg brayed to an amount. The whole conduct
of the isommissies, find those emaciated with it, in•
cloche, the Cossuliesimers cf Woods cci Forests, who
entirely neglected to audit the required Animist] state-
meats, was severely animadverted upon, and as appeal to
the Legislature was accordingly recommended. No other
investigstioe, it woo urged, would ■ I the saysterioss
promedings eesneeted with this uodertakieg, and the
infirmities remits of the late committee of inquiry were
addend as showing the neeessity of government inter-
ference. After a lengthened discussion of nearly three
hours, it was resolved that a eommlttais be appointed to
wait apes the Home Secretary and • ate their ease to his,
with the view of requesting his assistaaso V preenriog a
parnuesetery Umen).
London, England, 1856-02-08

MEDICAL CHARITIES IN IRELAND.

Mr. HORBIIIaN (in reply to Mr. Maguire) add the go-
augment were not prepared to iotrodute say bill ea this
subject.

CORRUPT PRACTICES AT ELECTIONS.
Mr. H. BERKELEY asked the First Lord of the Tree-
nary the follow.os question:—"Seeing that the Corrupt
Practices Prevention Act expires this seesion, and that a
Aram and pastel opinion prevails as to its imileieacy—
whether it to the intention of her Majesty'. goveriamont to
betel in • bill to renew that oat, er to submit ite operation
to the inquiry or a select coataittee
Lord PALMERSTON said that question wen still under
the oessidoration of me government. They had not pat
=ado up their minds whether it would be host to brim% in a
bill to matinee red amend that met, necessary, or to refer
the natter to a w lest ocassittee. Whenever they had
fade up their seines they would eenuomnisate the deter-
mination to the house.
CORRESPONDENCEIi:ITIk THE PRUSSIAN
London, England, 1856-02-08

THE NEW ops?ER OP MERIT.

Captain SCOD&LL hid placed a queetrea--7---tea the pipes
oaths, subject ; bet said the moat satisfactory sawn to his
question bad been afforded by the publication in the Gautle
of the Victoria Order of Merit. He would substitute ano-
ther questioo—wbether t►e sable lord would give any in-
formation es to the rules sad regulations ?
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Lord PALMERSTON said the warraat lesatalued every
this, that wee seer eery, as far as he was aware. If the
heo. rentlesau would elate what further latimmatioa he
wanted, he would Mate whether It weld be eves.
London, England, 1856-02-08

METRoPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS•

(THIS DAY )

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A meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held
the. morality', in the Conseil Chamber, cisiktham—Mr.
Thwoitos, presideat of the board, is the chair.
The mistime e f the last meetisg were read aid confirmed,
Mope LTON6 pave set ce, that at a future meeting be ,
steul4 'shout a motion to the board restive to the appoint•
moot of a coessltion architect aid moister.
A rt port woo rehired from the committee on the smority
proposed to to pima by the Book of Loudon, sad se to the
mcst share sods of dtahrisig epos the treasure. The re-
per rhommended that the security should be the bead of
h. Bask, wider its cannon seal, sad that cheques should
be signed by the charms& and two members of t►e board.
emiatenissed 11 the clerk sod moonshot, and dim h-
elloed by the chairman what hooded over to the parties is
whom favour they were draws.

HuTrithea objected to the security offered by the Beak.
Tn. Unice Bank had deposited valuable died. with the
B ..rd as weurity for the account, sod unless the Beak et
London wen prepared to do the lame, the best thing for the
board to do was to wash their hands of the Bask of London,
and go elsewhere. He therefore moved that this part of the
report be referred back to the Committee foe revision.
Mei se Lyons aseonded the motion as a protest against
the petiondieg. It was much better to accept km interest
then ran the risk of a bad recurity. _ _

Mr. D'lllAllolll asked it it would be necessary to hero
securities If they banked with the Bask of England.
The CHAIRMAN replied in the ofarasative, adding that
the Bank of London weald have no oliteties to deposit the
title deeds of their premises whenever the Hoard woo in
possession of a plans for their safe custody.

The motion wu then pat and carried ; the other part of
the report was adopted.
Om the motion of Mr. Dersty HARRISON, it was re-
solved—That it be en inetrnetion to the committee that
they obtain reel security from the Bank to the intent of
60.0e07. _ . .

TO* Booed tbea preetedoi to the other betimeu oa the
paper for the d iy, sad tem 'left sittire.
London, England, 1856-02-08

INSPECTION OF PRISON 1.

Mr. ADDBILiif asked why ei;pert"--in4 been made
by the Icepector of Phases in the hone Melvin fat five
years put, sad whether say report, each es the act required
aasuaily, ace likely to he mods by that inspector

Sir G. GREY said be meth regretted th;loog arms that
had occurred. For meths past be had tweak preatiag oa
Dr. FlMiaow, the respirator referred to, the *meet, of
makimg up that srr•ar; bet he bad sot yet reselved ai y of
the reports, although the impostor bad item repeated wear-
meet that they were la prepaatioo. However, ha had
takes 'Sawed =mem sow to were repdarity.

THE COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.
Sir J. FEILOUSSON asked whether ft was the 'Monti°a
brtheseveraewat to rake say range la the direetiaa of
the cuitaieseriat department, ted whether It wee their ta-
rries to plea thet drumbeat of ea err is the Add
'fader the charge of a earring military oaken r rem-
seeded by the amutimelos of inquiry bate the ariam of
the British army is the Crime ?
Mr. PEEL was oadentecd es say tbst there wee nine
dilleulty is devolvirg *sib impair' duties upon tater ea-
ters; the suite. atlas sppesvct a valuable ate; but ft bad
mot yet bra den raised whether ft should be ected os.
London, England, 1856-02-08

MINCING LANF.-THIS DAY.

Suorat.—The market has been very dull this week, and
s decline of fully Is. his been fully established, with 'small
anriunt of business door, but the demand for stportation
has been good, sod business to some latent has been done
at about the same decline.

---..-- ---...—..
Corral —A fair amount of business dons at the fall
prices of Ism week.
TEL —We have had a very ioactivg market this week,
and common congou is quoted rather lowa, 91d. for sound
fair quality.
Rice has been doll of tale and hut wgek's prices hags not
bees offered.

Rine —Rather a large business has bean done at t►e re-
duced prima, Demerara, 2s. 6d. proof, Common Leeward,
proof, 2.. 3d.
Semis na•a sold heavily; cloves at
SLLTPIIII.I has teen dull of isle, and prism have mural,
been supported.
. . .

COTTOif.—A fair amount of bnaineas done et fall prim*.

Futrir —For low descriptions of Carman; there bias beau
rather more demand, cther aorta are without alteratioa.
Raisins and Vslencisa in better request. Turkey Figs
sold at 40s ; in Jordan Almonds business has been done at
rather lower pries&
London, England, 1856-08-06

•
DUBLIN, *trim I.
The rummies hest of the weather matinees new
Bated. and rimed* bath im intensity and duration
&at of the hottest seamier remembered here far
missy years. The thermometer ranges shove 80 do-
wels in the shade, eves in plains where there is a
awo earnest of air; and in rather slam nese it hes
liseaded to 92 degrees. Abut sunrise this meriting
Abe memory stead at 76 degrees in a nom h, tween
an epee window and doer. In the we it soma& to
HI degrees, and still higher. The effect se snob
=ly ripening weather cm the crops is most
• l. and alilsoagh we have bad the latest *log
Om some years. the harvest I. likely to be one of the
Iletiest with which we have been lammed ler a long
The wheat scenes to he quite reedy for the
in severed lac:dike.; and the other crops pre-
view ammo deleted abundance. There are mime*
esortee. Indeed, of the reappearance of the poky*
Oiler; but any that I have men repreerat the 'pop-
lins es still eatkined to blackened leaves and decayed
Ganizae. _ _ .

7be soldier, Charles Macredy,ooovieted at the Cork
easisai for showing his sergeant in Fersoy Barracks,
Ins yesterday eenteaord to be executed o Ike read
el Illeptemb r.
At the opening of the coomiseloa of Oyer sad
litrooieer yesterday, the judge told the City of Dahlia
read jury that there was only age primmer for trial,
old that the chew is hie case wee sot a swims cow
London, England, 1856-08-06

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SIR CHARLES NAPIER IN RUSSIA.

A letter in Le Nerd, from St. Petersburg, dated
the 28th alt., mays.
Se Chula Napier intends leaving Bt. Piteroburg shortly,
but in the men time he is the object of a curb siiy which
proves rather annoying to him sometimes. The ot,er sty
the old essinsa west to P vl inek to hear Straus. 0111110 and
is. the compsi.y, bat be mutt awn h.ve perceived that in
prop wing ti himself to mot the rur .1 a• 'oil in tranquillity
be had reckoned wi•hout his host. No PO ner had be
arrived than trans himself mit 'ended with a crowd of
.me re, who
to walk, on walked the crowd; if be sat down
In soy co tk of the garden whirs he fancied ho could be
alone, the nook became in a twink lag the most thronged
mut, and grou,s gathered duct and de,se. Sir Charles
I tried trequerely to woe by th .naing the locality, but be
did not i•uceeed. Dodged from alley to alley by this curia
say so flattering to hie vanity, but so angelica to him in
Modica 1, OS la r.y led from the egrelen. and cid nut breathe
freely again tilt he toned himself a abort t me atter in the
train, tir.aoh reetoiy owe bits away to if. V.,,enburg.
liven celebrity has its drawbeca., ant o,r LA:ales Napise
:ea ,zaan.estalty convinced hinue,t of the tact.
London, England, 1856-11-24

NAPLES.

A letter from Vienna, in the New Wiwsbowg Go-
ugh', says :—" Sir Hamilton Seymour recently gave
to our lathiest the positive maraca that England
would not undertake anything with regard to the
Neapolitan affair, of a nature to serve the projects of
the revolutionary party in Italy, or to disturb the
tranquillity of the Peninsula."
A letter from Vienna, in the Wow Gaultio, says :
"A pamphlet, published is French, is handed about
in diplomatic circles here, which contains an apology
for the conduct of Naples, and indicates some reforms
which that government might effect. Among them
are mentioned the application of the military eon•
ecliptics to Sicily, the formation of military colonies
fur veterans and invalid soldiers, the calling in of
the copper coinage, the substitution of /shares d'af•
fairs for ambassadors, changes in the customs tariff,
the release of Poor* dn. It is thought that this
pamphlet emanates hos an ciecial nun.*
London, England, 1856-08-01

(Stamped Id. Additional.)

mud onto itself or exist withent a hint—you maset
km tads kiss you west, U yea la weep= the way gm him
by an ientrromies of die
se well es far us, the ontyPi=mel=eralatiline
lice es well es kn as, the killeiles_ mast ha IMpe : tMlisseats Usdlesika sea slily follow, sad the
tom army sae hat eetpe d to the call of Its
beeihrtm Why, kik &oyes sot mite with se to old, pre-
saging sad wadi Its Iseamislisaf Way, forked of do-
as esde—tesa eerYad seastry, a hiss sow
allied with the of isms* do you is owl Yeedgelf
with us to mean the g to eseenrege the seem-
tele, to pt tesethar smieeki. for them who are walks
to set, ask se speak Id& ao the weeds OM may
kaiak that we/ utEl Amitein whisk ohm ma
sin to Yew Wig sa snaked/ Is_ aellsok
gss SWeirdt lad therlay tbsis paerese Istritisan
riewely ~pored is timi eat of the makkose by she saes
of the meet i By isterdsalbs hake area af ibe bees
widish sup tad waist to es e sal .develea NIPOO-
- aft"'
_who ad PO* sm. pulled
Maul Mesabi Os Is people by. kterbeess fat aa-
*al party whirtioseld be *Olt
_VW, by ettldlittZ
sal comma upon whit' Wear fames Wert
meld be nett Yea do mieshier to the Meg by amain
him appear to Europe sr the sant prommer of egibitiems
holgile to the government, and drawlsg sped biklke Mime-
Maces end MIOSIVINS of them very who
dbasmed to bail ppemehi het epee seem yea de-
sire to prevent km hem Mitejr, sad itommele le lied
himself new towards the erepose rovereereate with
premiss of pram, mkt, and immobility, if not even of
warepromisk Us are at sass lapradem friends sad luke-
rm sad easerleis astriels.
Why mkt la olds pmb 1, Why do met all sea who do
love their hied themealme in a cosmos bond of
thought sad atllsa to Mow to Italy that the mosent for
defog bee same, end to help her to seise It with rapidity
sad power ? Ds they peace alarmed at republican ex-
sluoivenm ?

241yc7s will not utter these words, Mania I you, of all
men, "mad not speak them without a blush. The history of
all the attempts made by me to unite ell of as upon a cos-
mos ground, which L not my emend, and to aid the gone-
roes tendeneiee of a people which is batter than we litterati
are, is known to you. Bat 'saving aside the Jost* of an
individual, the unanimous cry of all the republicans in Italy
coneolidated by undeniable facts would repel the accusation.
Let the action sue the nation, let the nation, once free
and united, decide upon its own &easy. Is this an 'inclu-
sive preg,e met Can a national party *silt without such
a hands ? Cannot, ought not, all those who seek • eons.
moo country, to whatever fraction they belong, to imbrue
each other and unite beneath the shelter of that flog ? Dom
not the future remain open to welt ?
We, republicans to-day, se we were republicans pester-
dey, do not seek to impose the republic. We declare the
country the sole umpire. You, republicans yesterday, mak
to-day in impale the monsrchy. Which tfus is eseinave
Jane 31. JOSEPH MAZZINI.
London, England, 1856-08-01

ITALY.

(12011 Om

TURIN, JULY 26.
Up to 2 p.m. this day the city wee kept in a flutter
with rumours of disturbances, alleged to lave occurred
not far from Pavia. At 4 p.m. it became known that
all was quiet is the direction of Pavia; but that some
young men had come in contact with an Austrian
emissary, in the Duchy of Mama-Carrara, not far
from the fresd of Piedmont. Details we have none ;
but they are reported to have killed the emissary and
takes refuge is Teseany. The nearest town of Pied
swat to the sums of this incident *Samna, about
-lbws' Why faiiiklersia. The affray is sahrto have
tam plass es the night of the 25th; bat one info:-
s::e vit and unsatisfactory, for the telegraph
lirsniMena side has been out. fdame.Oarears
only imarporated into the Modenese territory a
few years ego. Sir James Hudson is said to be at
Parana.
27TH JULY, 7 A.N.-If any further information has
been received, it has not yet been made public.
Rumour, abound. A movement in Genoa is talked
of. The Musa.Carrara affair is represented as an
attempt of some 60 unarmed young men to reach a
number of equally juvenile oneuliers in Tuscany, by
a detour through the Sardinian territory. Austrian
Instigation is freely talked of; but, as I know Count
Cavour has not returned from the Lego Maggiere,l
am disposed to incredulity.
London, England, 1856-08-01

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

British }le[ (ship), from Liverpool for Bombay, July 1, lat. 11.19
N.. log. 11.3
Cambridge (ship), Chem, from New Orleans for Liverpool, July 10,
.a 4 50.58, 100. 61.50.
California tbarone). from Liverpool for Montreal, July 10, of Caps
Any; out 17 days; all well.
Crescent City (ship), Nom Bombay for Liverpool, Jane If, lat. 5.50
8., len. 17 W.
Clymer, from Liverpool for Calcutta. May le.

The Lords of the Admiralty have given orders that
the Peninsular mail packets are, for the future, to leave
Gibraltar on their return to England, from the let April to
the 30th September, on the 6th, 16th, aid 26th of the
month, instead of on the 6th, 15th, and 25th. When the
6th, 16th, or 26th, happen on a Sunday the packets are to
leave Glaraltar on the previous evening, provided they
have arrived at that port sot later than B.turday morning.
[Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
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my, Pews, informs Pi ofewor Holloway that Mm. Mac y White, of
Vange, bud been troubled with a had Ira for more than IS yaws for
the rove of which there appeared oo remedy, as she had tried vs.
rioue means withonttnect but by his perettaalon .0. commenced
u•iag Holloway's Ointment end Pill', previous to which for sixteen
wee!. she was unable toerms the room. These a:makable remedies.
however. cured the ing in a very short time. Sold by all medicine
vendors throughout the wort , at Professor Holloway' entablists.
swots, 244, Strand, London, and 20, Maiden-lane, New York; by A.
Stamps, Constantinople; A. Gnidtcy, Smyrna; and E. Muir, Malta.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1856-08-23

ROMAN STATES.

The example wet by the municipal council' of
Ravenna and Bologna, in protesting against the
continuance of the Austrian occupation, and in de-
mewing the execution of the municipal law of 1860.
has had the effect, as we learn from an Ancona letter
of the 12th, of exciting a spirit of emulation in the
other tows. of the Papal States; but the provincial
administrative commission of Ancona, it is now
stated, did something very similar so long ago as last
June. At that time, the central government having
addressed a circular to all the local aithori•
ties requesting them to devise some plans
for the improvement of the finances of the
communes, which were much embarrassed
by the expenses entailed upon them through the
Austrian occupation, the Ancona council, or
commission, replied with a declaration that
la the opinion of its members, in order to bring
the finances into order, it wee necessary that the
foreign military occupation shoeld be terminated,
and the municipal law of 1830 be put in operation.
No response was given to this declaration when it
was eon to Rome, and a great deal of trouble hail
since been token by the government to eanceal its
purport; bat now the secret can be kept no longer.
London, England, 1856-02-12

THE POLICE COU.RTS.

.GUILDHALL.

CI ages Reines and Basin Betterwolth were placed at
the bar, before Sir R. W. Carden, charged with being is
possessioa o' 26 as. of silver plat-, well kauwiag the ease to
save bees stela.
It k pared that the rooerty was taken to the shop of
Mr. Babas, gold son silver stager, Barbican, by Butter-
worth, who wished to sell it. From the brakes sad de-
faced al pinnace of the articles (along which was a Slyer
Bete), suspicirn was anted, aad the plate was donned.
Butterworth then west away, aid returned in about five
minutes wits Raines, who told Ms. Benham's stops= that
the articles were his, and Mat ho bad tad its silver Bute
some asonika. As they meld set get the prt party beak
Way left, sayiag they would ash agate. Both at stuns were
co. altsrwarde takes into custody.
Mr. Sequoia Webb said hi feuded et No.l, Bt. Janes's.
tenses, Bi. James's-squire, Not iag-hill, sad was • roi-
-1 fessor of the fl ace at the Royal Acuienly of Mwk. He
identified the port on of the flats, tot it had been made es-
pial, for his at s set of 28 saints,. He also identified
the tither petitions of plata as some that *al stoles tram It's
Muse at about 3 o'clock oa Friday noralag. The initials
en lose were oblitersted, bat on ethers they wen distinct.
Thom articles were all este as Thursday sight, the spoo
&C., being is the kitchen, and the Bete ta the p stioslf. He
5.55.1, took his Bate to his bedroom with his, bat on II at
sight he torgot it for the first rims in tear years.
air R. W. Carden—You will remark Mat, Mr. Martin.
It was the first tine in fear year, be left it then, and
eisnebody suet have k it.
Mr. Webb proceeded to say that he was woks up about
three 'Mak as Friday magas by hearing • was be-
t ter stairs. He ran on immediately sad heard the
Moves tasking off from the back of the hone. He
found his Bate ease tepee aa the Boor ia the parlour, sad
the Butt gat, and he also bead his drawen ell ran-
sacked. Its went t t the police- tans, and oar amnia
the home they disorient that too bathers had affected
as ectry by breaking open Ise beek.kitobea asd wad:-
loam door,.
Sir R. W. Carder—What serrate have you?
Mr. Webb said he bad two fowl' servants; one he
bad had stout a year slam, mad bad lately taken into his
service apish and the ether he had bad shoot • swath.
Birr, B. W. Oartlea remaaded the prawns, std eompli
nectsd Mr. Beshanee assistant for hie ectadeet is the
mann.
London, England, 1856-11-06

tab) Inttlitpreet.

EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. 5.

sumo noacsaacauca xteDENNAT.
AITCHISON a Lill.— IN Till BATTLE OT THE TOTAL
BRITIAN BANK AND 07 THE WINDING-VT ACTS.
Mr. Glasse proceeded ibis coornieg, on behalf of the
I °Baia' manger, to eripptrt the injucction waich bas bun
granted by this court restraining the (Mehl insigne, and
messenger of the Court of Bankrupts, from proceeding
under the adjudication in bankruptcy, and to meet the other
motions brought forward by Mr. Roll (on behalf of time
!
path.) in the manner already reported in the lispris.
Mr. Lewis foroeret on the mine aide.
Mr. Ruh, in reply, regretted the tone which bail been
taken by the other side, and justified the course winch his
clients had adopted. Be relied chiefly, ss meeting the case
of the official manager, upon the fact that proceedieg
bankruptcy would prevent a rain for judgments against the
company, and deed a means cf equally distributieg the
wets. At the conclusion of Ms midden'',
The Vice-Chimaller mimed his judgment.
Mr. Glalle• mentioned that there appeared in the purses
of the day an advertimmeat stating that a meeting of err
ditors would take place tognonow (this daj) foe the choke
of aesignees. lie thought that en expression rf opinion from
the court would, perhaps, p that expense, which
might prove lariniessary, beteg incutred.
Mr. Roll said that the injunction did not attend to me
marital of proceedings in the Bankruptcy Cohn, and
The Vice-Chatofilor derailed to interfere.
COURT OF QUERN'S BENCH.—Nov. 6.
imam m 111L/110.-111.01U1 LOLD WM/ILL AND MAIM 001.11*

NADIA. WIONTNAN, AND RILL

1112DD1CIL r. L/121.-11111AC1 Ol 1410111161 0)

Mr. &damn Willa, on ibe part of the Weariest, moved
for a sew trial, on the ground of excessive damages. The
action WAS fora breach of promise of leanings, brought by
the seat friend of a yeses lady betwees 16 and 17 yams of
age against a mas 60 yearn old, who held a farm is the
use parish, sad was la the habit of payieg ceeasionil visits
to the house of the girl's father. The trial sock place be.
lore Mr. lutist Coleridge at the last aislate for Bock.
loghanwhire, and a wereict returned for the platatilf,
with 2001. damages. Towards the Desolation of
the plaintiff's ease a wittiest, was sailed who
remmented the defendant as a parses Warta
2,000 i., bat so fu fro that twiag the ease he (the Mantel
weasel) wasfaralihed witk allidavita which showed that if
the defandaat had to pay this saes he would be utterly
The mart granted& ink.
London, England, 1856-11-06

per cent., whilst many of the leading railway stooks
advanced tot per cent. and upwards. In the after-
noon, however, there was a reaction remarkable for
its suddenness. News was received of a further fall
at Paris ; some considerable sales of Consols were
effected by influential operators ; and it became known
that some withdrawals of gold from the Bank had
taken place. Vague rumours of the probability of an
advance in the Bank rate of discount were at the
same time circulated. The funds at tour o'clock were
quoted scarcely i per cent. lower than yesterday, but
after the close of the house a further decline of j per
()ant. WU established. As regards railway stocks, not
only did the leading descriptions lose the morning's
improvement, but in several oases a fall of # tot per
cent. was finally established. French lines fell 10a.
per share. The stock markets generally closed with
heaviness.

The demand for money in Lombard•street to-day
was rather quieter, the rates remaining as before.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 93 for money
and tomorrow, opened this morning at 93 to /,
advanced to 931, axd were quoted at four o'clock
92i to 93, the price for the 4th December being at
the same time 931 to 1. After the close of the house
a further reduction of 1 per cent. was established.
The official buineee report is as follows :
Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93/, 921, 931,
93k ; ditto, for account, Bth Nov., 93, 93/, 931.
Three per Cent. Reduced, 92, 921, 921. New Three
par Cents., 921, 1. Long Annuitiee, expiring in
January, 1860, 2 15-16, 21; Thirty Years Annuities,
October 1869, 21. Bank Stock, 212/, 214. Three.
and-a-Half per Cant. Exchequer Bonds, falling
payable in 1868, 981, 981.
Exchequer Bills are still offered, and have de.
alined to 2a. die. to 3s. prem. Exchequer Bonds were
quoted 981 to 1, being steady; and India Bonds, Is.
to 4a. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. were marked as high se
91/ in the morning, but an increased disposition to
effect salsa was shown in the afternoon. The four
o'clock quotation was 90/ to 91, being / per cent.
below that of yesterday ; and subsequently
a further decline of per cent. was
suoted. The Guaranteed Four per Ceuta
improved in the morning to 1001 to 101, and were
quoted at 4 o'clock 1001 to I, and afterwards 100/
to 1. Other foreign stooks showed steadiness.
Parcels of gold, to the extent of 50,0001., are
known to have been withdrawn today from the
Bank of England on French account, the parties
engaged in these operations being unable to await
the arrival of fresh supplies.
The ship Maitland has arrived from Sydney, but
is not known to have any gold on freigh'. Her
dates have been anticipated.
At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesd) the exchange
on London was quoted 11.70, for sort; at Berlin,
8.181 at Vienna, 10.20; and at Hamburg, 13.21
for short, and 12.151 foe 3 months. The exchange
at Hamburg is a little lower.
London, England, 1856-11-06

LAMBETH,

William Henry Mtiotten, Cherie s Cullen, Charles Homer,
Mary Ann Clark, sad Joseph Young, were brought up on
remand en a charge of committing a burglary and robbery
at the bone of Mr. Swint, a chemist, on Bristow kill.
Sergeant Standiteh said that on Saturday lest he went to
the room occupied by the prisoners Cullen and Clark, in
Medford-place, Tottenham-conic/cad, and there found two
salt spool's and the hunch of keys produced, one of which
he found unlocked the till of Mr. Swint, the prosecutor.
The chisel be (Standiteh) produced he had resolved from
Mr. Elwin on the mooning after the robbery.
Sergeant Hepburn, 91 P, said that while in the gaoler's
nom a short time heron the prisoners were brought into
the court, he heard thee female prisoner call out, " Charley,
bow are you r and 'Cullen replied, " All right, Polly;
sheer up, we are all right." Clerk then asked where they
wen going, and Cullen replied, "To the Bailey • if we
west to Surrey we should get lagged, but at the Bailey we'll
only get a stretch ; plead not guilty ; we were going to hare
a See Christmas together, but, lever mind, we shall come
out together." Clerk sad, " You say you were at my crib
that night,' and Cullen replied, " All right, Joe, I bare
made it all right with Billy Wootten, and be is going to take
the lot on himself."

rolice-eoestable Thomas Jenkins, 28 D, said that be took
the prisoner lompb Tones into custody on that looming at
No. 20, Dudley-street, &vett Dials. While bringiag his
to tbb court, be said—" Woottec carried a goe and I car-
ried a bundle, but I did not know what it contilsed. We
bad a cab hem the Nine Bless station es for as St. Oiles's
Clureh, when we got out, and Wotnten paid two shillings
for it. He took the bundle, end I got nothing for it."
Witness had Womtea and Young in custody on the 17th of
lam mouth for being totted lurking about at a late hour of
the night. They were subsequently discharged at Ham-
mersmith court, sad the ehbel produced, sad which bad
been bead en Weettea, was given up to that prisoner.
Young told her mistress that the prisoners Welsh sod
Cantor, who went * custody, bad nothing whatever to do
with the robber3f.
Mr. Swim identified the spoons produced by the' ma-
stable, and found at the lodgings of Cullen and Clark, as
his property, sad also the bunch of keys, which had been
takes from his shop on the night of the robbery. The wit-
lesss further said that amongst the property stolen wee a gun,
sad that Om prisoner Wootton bad bees in' his service, but
had been discharged about four months.
The prisoners wen committed it, trial.
London, England, 1856-11-06

M1N38.--THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.
Great dulness continues to prevail in the market
for horse mining stocks, the inquiries being very
limited.
In the Stock Exchange to-day, the only business
recorded is in Imperial Brazilian shares, at 14 and 2.
The following transactions took place yesterday in
the Mining Exchange :
Alfred Cousels, 16; Ceaderrow, 147},160; Drake Wall;
365.; Bast Bernet, 69, 60, 68, 69; But Bowe, 14; Oran
Alfred,9 ; Bortridre Consols, 2 9-16, 4 ; West DeaweL 924,
974 ; West Beton, 326, 330, 336; Wheal Edward, 24, 4,4,
; Wheel Wny, 7, 4.
In the Stock Exchange :
Dias Deag, 33, ; North British Australasian, Ils.; Port
Phillip, 3s.
London, England, 1856-11-06

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 4.
A financial plan will be presented to the Council of
Ministers without delay.
Lord Howden hu arrived.
Ten colonels of different regiments have been dis-
missed.

An expression occurring in the following letter
from the Emperor Alexander to General Loden has
excited some remark on the part of the continental
press:

Taking into consideration the indispensable neceisity you
are under of seeking a cute of the pave malady which tea
affected you for many years, I have consented to accord you
a year's leave of absence, to enable you to repair abroad,
conserving to you your present emoluments. Acceding,
farther, to your second request, I have relieved you from the
duties of Commander in•Ctief of the Second Army, retain-
ing to you, however, the dignity of my Adjutant-General.
Appreciating your efficient services, I hops that if circum-
stances gets use °maim to recall you to employment before
the expiratiens of du period teemed, you will come to resume
your dodge with the same seal and alacrity which have ever
signalised your military career.—l am always your affec-
tionate ALIXANDIR NICOLAIIIW ITCH.

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

LIVERPOOL, WIDNISDAT.

The Montreal Orman Steam Navigation Company's
royal mail screw steamer Anglo-Saxon, Captain
McMaster, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon,
from Montreal and Quebec, with advice. from the
latter port to the 25th ult., 118 passengers, but no
specie oa freight. The Anglo-Saxon had a consider-
able cargo of merchandise on freight. She was
detained 6 hours by the fog at the Bell Buoy.
The ship Alma, from Portsmouth, arrived at Qor
bee, with 376 men belonging to the British German
Legion, and others were daily expected.
Latest adviees from the Havanna, cia New York,
report that everything was prepared for the invasion
of Mexico, so soon as the expected orders should be
received from Madrid.

The Canadian government have ordered the eon.
emotion of two strong fortifications at St. Lambert,
south of MontreaL

The timber seaeon at Quebec is drawing to a close,
and the tone of the trade is very depressed, owing to
want of tonnage. Prices are considerably lower.
New York ea:Mots to the 24tb, received, say that
the Yresidential election continues to excite much
attention and commotion.

The commercial efferre at Montreal and Quebec
are without mach change.
At New York on the 24th October the money
market waa active. Call loan. were freely taken at
7 per cent., and first-class short paper at from 8 to 9
per cent. ; and a good supply. Stake more buoyant.
Foreign exchanges inactive.

In the breadstuff market wheat was dull and
without my important alteration in price. Indian
corn steady. Flour 10 per cent. lower, and less
doing; pork declining in value.
Freights unaltered.