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The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-14

MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY.

Sroatt.—Ws have had en active week in this article and
prime have further advanced 61. to Is., with &large gelatin/
amount of business dune, including porchaws by privete
contract on speculative account. The refined market hes
also advancea ; brown lumps, 694.; grocery, 694.6 d. to 62..
Comm.—There has been a fair amount of bedew dome
is plantation Ceylon, at list week's prices. The demand
fcr native Ceylon bas been checked by holders pretty gene-
' rally refusing to take leas than 635., and buyers offering
only 62..
Tn• —We have bad every quiet week la this &Miele, bat
prices bave been fully supported.
Rtes.—There has been a alight advent* in this article,
but the mutat of busbies has been small.
Sore.—Prices have bean fully supported, but the transu-
de.s have been few and saimportant.
BAl.l•Pr7ill.—A farther advanile his taken plan in tile
article. Refraction 3to 10 having bold from 445. to 455. 64.
firicie have sold to a limited extent at last week's
Currency.
Blur and Inez have sold at a alight advance.
In other articles no material alteration.
London, England, 1856-11-14

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY.

EQUITY COURTS.
MOMS VICILMIIICTLLOR XIMISL,T.

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IN TB! lterTER Or Tull WINDING UP ACT MID OF TX!
IZWCASTI.I COYBRRCIAL BANKING C
ga.l7 (trite wbem sae Mr. Kerslake) up- I
peered in support of a petition paying an order
air the winding up ei Is 'Papacy. The learned ,
copped trilled hie appliatius upon evidence which,
as hr ten..ed. showed that the etrArt of 0,-.• j
hank were, vith the transactions of its late maneper,
Mt. Walker. with Maas. Law and Valliant, Mr. ,
etlJertnen Krnnsdy, and the let* J. Sedl;er, and
the o' her traumatic's', thereout otitis', with the Tipperary
Dant, plunged into entbstretatent and inezteleable conks.
Under thee* omnipotence' it was submitted that a
indica-tip order should lima.
Mr. Ware sod Mr. Alubutgh opposed the application.
Mr Little appeared fur parties Waisted in the pro-
maim.
[The openirg cf the matter was proceeding when our
report lett.]

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
arrow I IMPON-11arbia IVITOCti mowea.

1101 lOW APPEALS.

The mart sat tll;aornMillc; the purpose of heulag
repistratim sppesia.
•ABCLAT arrecLater V. TAILIOTT 111111.011DIXT.
This wu an appeal fr im s decision of the revising banis-
ter for the tamonah of Macclesfield. The eau stated that
1., p.l Bazeiy had objected to the vote of Matthew Lee
Banta, sad the notice on the fees of It did not meation
the addrets of Mr. Bargee., bat oataide It mu addressed
to him ►roper'', and seat by post. It was contended that
that notice was sot go:d, inuenach as the address of the
rota wu not mentimed on the lice of the notice; and the
wigs, barrister htid that the objection to the BMW* WY
a rood one. The is.. objection was takes) in sizty-two
other emu. . . .

Mr. Webby, for the appellant, submitted that the notice
ws good. The en repined tte eddies. to be mentioned in
the body of the notice, in the cue of votes for counties, hat
it woo sot necessary when the objection applied to votes for
borate 2.
Mr. &Octet Bytes admitted that that mai eo,bit so doubt
the Reams; Barrister, late himself, Let bad Ms alt's.
trop drawn to the net.on that refined to meaty vote,. aad
so had bets miAleti. Until be came into mart he lad theeght
that the entices applied to borough votes.
The court bold that the Heade, Barrister was mem,
rid allowed the appeal.
London, England, 1856-11-13

BAVARIA.

An ordinance of the Bavarian government has
been published, la which the authorities on the fron-
tier are admonished to keep an vs upon the Germans
disbanded from the Foreign Legion, who may attempt
to enter that kingdom either from Switzerland or by
way of Strasburg. It is observed that many of theft
men are deserters from the army of their own
country, or persons who have left their homes on
account of Dome offence against its laws, that they
have no place whither to betake themselves, and will
probably seek to overrun those German states which
are nearest to where they happen to find themselves.
The r bee are directed to prohibit any such persons
from crossing the frontier, unless they happen to be
Bavarian subjects, in which cue the laws are to be
put io force against them.
London, England, 1856-11-13

AUSTRIA.

The Austrian government is fitting out the steam
frigate Novara for a circumnavigation of the glebe,
with a view to certain scientific observations and
experiments in the art of navigation. The Imperial
Aeademy of sciences bee been summoned by the
Archduke Ferdinand, Lord High Admiral, to depute
two of its most eminent means, furnished with the
necessary instruments, who are to accompany the'
expedition. It will set out about the beginning of
next year.
London, England, 1856-11-13

EUGENE SUB ON THB ROMAN CHURCH.

A series of letters from Eugene Sue, dated from
"The Hague," has recently appeared in 111 Nation!, of
Belgium. The author or the "Wandering Jew" has
therein undertaken to examine into the political and re-
ligions !deviation of this country. He makes a furious on-
slaught upon the clergy of the Roman Catholic Church,
and attacks several of the tenets and practices of that creed.
The following is an extract from a long letter which ap-
peared in the last number of la National:
"There would be profound ignorance, or notorious ingra-
titude, in the disavowal of this feeling, that protestantiam
had powerfully served the cause of liberty. In denying the
power of the Pope—in denying tacitly that of the Bing—
Lather, while uadermining the altar, disturbed the thrones.
The idea of political reform was so slowly linked to the idea
of religions reform, that in the 16th century more than half
the provinces of France rose in arms not only agelast the
monarch, but against monarchy, and were united wider the''
appellation D'Onien Protestants Republica**, at the In-
' steam of the Bobs cantons—so says the text.
" The reformed religion 4at least pure from thou three
lepers which leave correpted the very marrow of the Roman
church—the papacy, the confession, and the alibi°, of the
priesthood.
it Protestantism does not (monstrous anomaly) acknow.
ledge a foreign sovereign in permanent and open opposition
to the constitutional principles of ent.clera states.
" Protestantism offers a complete security to the domestic
hearth by not beguiling the disclosure of family secrets
through the inetrumentelity of confession.
" Protestantism, by sothorking the marriage of it.
putore, does not constitute them a seedily in the state com-
pletely distinct from the other citizens, by its vow, by its
laws, sad even by eta costume. The protestant piston are
citisens, husbands, and fathers. They are not, like the
catholic priests, forced to be streogers to family sentiment.,
and pm assed of that 'rightist and incurable spirit of the
sacerdotal cute to which the Roman church owes in a great
degree its formidable power and perpetuity."
London, England, 1856-11-13

THE EXPLOSION OF A PRUSSIAN SHIP AT

CARDIFF.

The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the men
killed by tie explosion et the Freight& barque Frederick
Retest!, was resumed on Wednesday, at the Tows Hal,
Csrdiff, before Mr. George Salmon, deputy coroner.
The jury having retired fer hail an hoar, returned with
the following veriiim:—. We find that the deceased some
to their deaths is eossequeses of an explosion of coal ges oa
beard the Frassiaa ship Frederick Retelail, which explosion
took place, la oar *Bios, is consequence of the hatches
being down. Aad the jary earamtly recommend the dock
authorities to saute copies of the bps-law having referetce
to explosions to be priatad is all languages, and properly
distributed to ell vessels on Catering the docks."
The total numbs: of lives lost by this terrible accident
is six.
London, England, 1856-11-13

LOMBARDY.

The Emperor of Austria has just signed a new or-
dinance prescribing the functions of the provincial
congregations throughout the Lombardo Venetian
klagdom,whioh are now to be invested with the con-
trol of all affairs of a provincial or municipal charac-
ter, and especially of those which concern the
administration of the public charities, sad of educa-
tional establishment. and works of public utility in
each district. By this ordinance, which is a sequel
to that of July, 1885, the authority of the provincial
congregation. is apparently extended; but the real
effect of it is to enable the imperial government to,
exercise a more direct and immediate superintendence
over local and municipal
London, England, 1856-08-09

THE UNITED STATES

The United States mail steam packet Fulton,
Captain James A. Wotton, arrived at Cowes yester-
day on her way to Havre; her English mails, specie,
and oargo were landed at !Southampton. She left
New York on the 26th of July. She had 83 pawn-
Rea for Havre and 10 for England. The freight on
board consisted of specie foe England value
105,090 dollars, and specie for Frans value 627,267
dollars, and 1,590 barrels of flour.

August 8, lat. 50 deg. 40 min. N., lon. 13 deg.
18 min. W., at 10 a.m., the Fulton exchanged signals
with the Bremen barque Adelgunde, and at 8 p.m.
with the ship Fifeshire, of and for London.
A numerously attended State Convention of
radical democrats, representing, u one of the
speakers remarked, the "pure essence of the demo-
cracy of New York." had met at Syracuse, and
adopted Colonel Fremont as their candidate for the
presidency. This movement will have an important
influence upon the presidential election, and will
undoubtedly seriously damage the prospects of Mr.
Buchanan in the Empire State.
At Washington, on the 24th ult., Mr. Burlin-
game, the representative from Massachusetts, in
answer to a warrant, appeared before Justice Hol-
lingsheed, in company with Mr. Campbell, of Ohio,
and the two entered into a joint bond of 5,000 dole.
that Mr. Burlingame shall not segue in a duel In
the district of Columbia, or leave It for such a
fury'.
eln th case of Mr. Herbert, the representative from
California, who lately killed a waiter in an hotel at
New York, and who was put on his trial for murder,
the jury have returned a verdict of acquittal.
Tile House of Representatives had formally ac
cepted an invitation to visit Mr. Vanderbilt's
steamer.

The coroner's jury have rendered a verdict attri-
buting the calamity on the Northern Penneylvania
Railroad to the criminal negligence of Conductor
Hoppel, of the escunion train, and censuring the
company ter defective rules.
Private advice, from California, received at New
York. state that the Vigilance Committee had unani-
measly adopted a resolution to disband on the 24th
of Arne.
London, England, 1856-08-09

ANOTHER ASCENT OF MONT BLANC.

A letter from atemounix of the let, in the
Savor Casette. stye The pret.t event of the ?ay here is
nu ascent of Mont Blanc, commended 7estrrday naming
et eight o'clock, by a Mr. Forman, an Englishm►n, and his
daughter. Tony arrived safely at the Grends4l oleo' at
three in the afternoon, and by the light r f lanterns left tale
morsing at two to ascend the One of the Alpe. At ten
o'clock the small patty arrived on the crest of the highest
mountain in Europe,and after a halt of an hour left on tilt ir
return, and reached this place at seven in tre evening. This
asce at will be talked of as one of the wonders of ti t 'silty,
both on moment of the litVe time employed (fifteen hours to
mand aid seven to descend), and of the intrepidi'y e.town
' by Miss FOllOllll, of whom the geidee speak in raptures.
This young lady is the fourth female who has performed
the feat. The progress of the touriqs Wit eaglet, witched
during the whole day, and every window that commanded
a view of the path was bristling with telescopes, like
muskets from a loophole. The arrival at Chaumonia was a
perfect triumph; ell the inhabitants aid the resident
foreigners went out to meet them, end the chic re-
entered the place, headed by the band of the guides in
full costume, and amidst a salute of cannon and the
hearty shouts of the people. A serenade and a Copley
of fireworks finished the fete."
London, England, 1856-08-09

ITALY.

The Messages.. di Modems publishes two esn.
time, by one of which a man, named Biagiooi, is
condemned to six months' imprisonment for having
used irreverent expressions in speaking of the Duke
of Modena and his family. By the second sentence,
one Mercian is condemned to twenty years' imprison-
ment, foe murder committed from party spirit.
It is announced io the Gioende di .Roma that
the Pops has appointed Monsignor D. Florio,
archbishop of Mire, sad of the family of the Princes
Cnigi, to be an ambassador extraordinary from the
Papal Gout M the coronation of the Emperor of
Russia.

The Gamete of Vienna publishes the revenue so-
count of the Austrian empire during the first six
months of the present year. The direct taxes pro-
diced 15,813,171 florins, oe 4,920.789 Amiss more
then in the corresponding period of last year; the
indirect taxes massed 71,897,697 bodes, or as in-
crease of 6,637,994 florins; in the article of
domains, mines, and the mint, a diminution
of 4,338,670 florins; dims receipts, 4.908,993
eosins, or a decrease of 232,622 Amine. The total
receipts are 129,693,423 bodes, or 6,790,618 florins
more than in 1866, and 11,046,083 florins more than
in 1864. The direct taxes and the monopoly of to-
bacco and salt have furnished the mast important
unman of income. The diminution in the receipts
of domains, mines, &0., has been ..seed by the feet
of the government having made over its richest pos.
sessions to the netiseel ►ank, is order to redoes its
debt pith that setabliehment.

RUSSIA AND MB BLACK SBA.
London, England, 1856-02-07

CONCERT AT COVENT-GARDEN.

Aecording to the present rational usage of pro-
\Milting dramatic performers/vs on Ash Wednesday, whilst
ovary otter ansumnieur, public and private, is allowed
without restriction, all de theatres were druid last even-
ing, accept Covent-Garden, where than was what
was pompously. called " A Grand Comet sad
Lyric Compere, • Sr what the French more briefly
sail, • " Concert Ilenstre," consisting of an com-
move furors of comoun•plaue, gtt up to attuall
maple who aro sot in the habit of attending mules] per-
(amuses, by setting before them, at a cheap rate, • bill of
fate ample cough to satisfy the keenest appall . From
the bills we would later that this concert was not the concern
of the lease, but was got up by somebody else who had
°bribed the theatre fee that parses-. As to the performers,
their moo wee legless. TM nroireaut e-Atwensed
a beefier Unfree am& imservimsatallata, armies whom thaw
mu • flureminsut pardsularly Mediums C
NM Lag hears. PIM Mash, ileum Aurmagall=
Imam Deakelsielad IN or two more among the
mselskiste; wad K. d let, the assellent pianist, among the
Ineirmaistel perlbruers. There was music enough for
MU-rims smarm, the esautalag hotness
fatty and fifty pima, al d thus helm to everyUdy
aegulated wM fesurie, mil a large patio' of them hack-
neyed vagrdd 1101110111116 Tb smart was by to mesas
regularly moigered. It brim so hour after the time
saneersed4 gado yerforumes was sonfread, little attar
ties Wog sidle the order of the program. There was
se dusk a applause ; but, whether Maass the weather was
eery bad, or beguile eves our popular &Unarm ate
sealing to be attuned by saliblti• as of this the
theatre was by so moors crowded.

Masan Jenuy Lind Ooldachmidt has forwarded
a desettes et M. In aid of the feeds of the Royal British
Paso& Orphan Asylum, at Davoeport.

assay Led is eoggiid to sing at Southampton OD
tie 14ik Mamas.

CUM'. PALACIL-8111LLING DAT, FEL 6.
dAdabdia• es moots, 523; ditto by seem Won, 133;
104 676.
London, England, 1856-02-07

ENGLISH MERCHANTS AT ST. PETERSBURG.

Straw hopes are entertained by the commercial
'community that an resat of a resumption of atereoune
with RINS4I will be the removal of the grievous dillicaltien
to whisk the Britna as well as all other foreign manna
residing in that coastry has hitherto ban exposed. Yew
peaces is linglaad are aware of the oonditioas to which
their eesatrymes carrying ea trade at Bt. P burg ste
forced to submit. laden, they are each as even is have
lees promonsed baandlble by Henan Ministers of State
ekes their fell bearieg has been described. No Beglish-
lan er esp whew .feeetreer can easseenee imams Is Rus-
sia without Wales Wawa( to pay annually in advises
DIR., and lirlesles guarantees for the ociatincaues of
this Omen kr three yeas beyond any period at
wbleh be may veliaquisk his occupation. He is that
allowed eel to carry ea transaction nitrites the walls
of say ssepoit city be may prev'.ously select for
his raideass, sad In (parttime must be confieed to the
export sot t.. prods." ea the on hand, and the sale cf
heap predawn as the otter, to wholesale qaaatitisa Hs
is nos pormittei to sell to Russia asp Busies praise.
whatnot; en ifs lbssoftere, be shalt' kappa* to have at
ceder Ibembleseessimsegenta eounterweeded etterezentra
I. bee se Wel eheeeedve bet le ship his purchase away at
any sanime. Hee result of this system is to preclude the
passibility of his bevies a., tesseeettam with his owe eon-
times. At the some time, la his do Wage with Haas.
nbjesta, he is lira'tei to mereksate of the firer guild, of
wham there are sot 160 is St. Petersburg. !left-
over, so Hoglish mordant, aft*, having paid the dues re-
quired from his., I. permitted to employ any of his owe coma-
toryna without papas similar dam for them. The result
is that there an believed sot to he mon tam ten or Stun
&wine establishment!' I. all Banc all (mignon an en-
Jested to like prsidialean, bat they all with sweat seve-
rity as the Beet" become ems people are lees ready than
many others to asap" them by partial with their sa-
Mount, mil Maio en oath of allegtenee to the Car. 7he •
spites. has antra ever eines 1507, previously to whisk
then nee se anistioas; bat, &Wank it has ben sea•
easily beengla to the Westin of the British Geninameat
by their sewn an Gisela, adequate elate have sever
bees made to obtain an alteration. Possibly at the n-
em ashiag Cesarean the Earopen importane of tke
queens will be essopekied, and it may be anted that the •
time is same fee legalities. so madams tr be so loam
tolerated.— Tana
London, England, 1856-06-07

TH SUNDAY BANDS.

Lord LOVAINE was satisfied thtt it amid be injuring
'pia to stir op the matter, sod ha should thereon with
draw the notios he had given on this sobjoet. (Chum)

TROOPS IN Tl3_B catins.

Loyd ELCHO narked Jail; delay ;12lett bad taken
plate in bringing back oar troops from the But. Upwards
of 60,000 French troops had retuned to Franco, and the
whole (he believed) of the Sardiaian army had been takes
to Italy, and yet not one &IRMA private had reached the
United Kingdom. He thought some ezplasetion ought to
be gives by government, more especially with reformat to
the eon-employment of oar ships of war in the service.
Kr C. WOOD said that directions had been given to our
vessels in the But in the &at plate to gamey the Sardinia&
foram (cambering 10,000 men) to Italy. The nest duty,
letter sending bask to America these troops which had been
removed from there daring the promote of the war, west°
convey to the buffos, in the Mediteranean the fortes which
had been replaced there by militia, in order that these latter
might retain to Begiand. After this it would be their
duty to bring book the remsiodu r f the form fa the Bast.
Ceder thee' arrangements the Sordisian futon hod, as the
noble lord remarked, boss enveyed home. Several other
large bodies of troops had been moved, and even patties the
most unfavourable view upon the calculations which the go-
vernment were able tomb. he thought that before the end
of July the troops would all have left the Crimea.
CRIMEAN SKETCHES.

Os the order for Committee of Supply,
Led ELCHO ram to Miss forwent hie promeitlea for
the pveMos, by the state, of Mr. BispeoWil Crkaeas
Tbe CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
M bed visited the milectioa alladed to, tor the purpne of
oloomointog whether their purchase by the mate wail les
derkelie do far se be scald leers, this solidi= of weber-
sober drawlep Mabee. made et the Matinee of Wan.
Osimembi for the yews, of Mies engraved, whisk was
sebessmemly deem Maytag take. the advise of sempeteet
perms zerfeeft Oak yentas* by the leaden, he had
MN MI tie tastim that their material was mot sell-
Meetly dutiable to reeler seek a promedies myediest.
Is reply MrJ. PAZIXOTON,
MM O. ZIT sem amiss that the atimatise vete erseld
M takes es the ant safely night, vim., Thenday amt.
TM keels thus meat Mat committee of supply.
Ames other Wel vies\ woo dos to sub MOOD wee
see of 2,000 i. awards •Idea libMensal Pietism Orillsry,
Is Miry Ist, *Sot a mom toalmiploloi Is =dims
London, England, 1856-06-07

IBBLAND.

THE TIPPERARY BANK.
(7110 N OCZ OWN CONIIIIPONOINT4
DIJBLIN, FILIDAT.
The Muter of the Rolls has thus day received so
intimation that the government hu adopted his
opinion, and tesol•ed to make the case of the Tippe-
rary Bank the subject of criminal proceedings.

The Cork Constitution ata'es that • misundentaad-
iag of rather • serious character has taken place
between the highest official of Queen's College, Cork,
and one of the professors, and that it has bona found
necessary to resort to an appeal to the Lord Lienteoaut
isomplaining of • serious infraction of college dkro''
PHD& "Ir is believed," Bays the Cork pow. "this
.
the dissension will became matter of investigation
before, the •esitants, when it is expected the whole
conduct of the college will be inqaired into."
London, England, 1856-06-07

110INING THE NAVY.

Sir 0. TYLER asked the Fins Louie the Addiirelty
whether her Majastre geveressest had soder ceseideratioa
say measure for megrim/ the mere immediate manning sod
eglipment of the easy or any futon emergesoy ; and if se,
woollier it iris their totalities to brim; it forever& duels'
the prevent snob= of parliament
Sir C. WOOD mid the stablest was toe of the greatest
possibis importune', hot it was also one of the greatest pos.
sible dillkolty. Her Majesty'. government had sot yet
boon able to make up their minds as to what steps should be
taken ; n^r was be able to my whether the plea they might
ultimata ly pt wooed require them to some before parlia-
ment. The subject would, however, coitus to occupy the
amebae Moieties of the demonism.

THE AkERICAN QUESTION.
Sir B. B. LYTTON—Sir, sena, the noble lord I. his
place, I will take this opportseity of patting a gaieties to
him ; sad I Utak that the Japanese* of the 'abject will
jestify see or two ray heist remarks, whit* shell be strictly
eaphastery of the questiaa Ima shoat to pat. The home
will, perhaps, readiest that some Ulm ago I pompom& s
moiaa of whba I had gime weds* with regard to the dis-
puta is the *abject el Cestrel Amorlee; ead I did so la
order that as slower might fret be retaired hem the
Ualted Males to a prepaid yrkisit had bees soak by her
!Hates monism to sateen them disputes to arbitra-
tive. Saws this. very gram emote hare morn& I
troald his belies, la Ma abases of aloha fa-
formaties. that toy aisistai hr NS dimlosei
London, England, 1856-06-07

MINIS-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ciocz.
11 Rather more business is going forward is the
1 market for horns mining
_stocks. Stares in South
°mann. South Frances, North Basset, West Basset,
Wheal Trelawsay, Wheal Mary Ann, Yak of Towy.
sad Great Wheal Alfred, are more inquired for.
In the Stook Rzelmisp to-day Pontgiband shares
have bean dealt in at 111, and Nouveau Monde at
2s. 6d.

Annexed is a list of yesterday's traneactiou in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange:
Mining Exchange official list :
Alfred Consols, 16 4. 16; Dina Dope, 421; Zest Bo"
36, 321, 341 ; Groat Aifrod, 21 31. 3, 1. 1; .ath Condar-
I row, 7.., Bs. • Booth Ellen, 71 • Whearlritty (Wait), 131,
14, 13 ; Whist Mary Ann, 16;30; Wheal Trelawsey, 2%,
30; Wheal Wray, 101.
In the Stock Exchange:
Bortridste Consols, 31, 1; Great Wheal Alfred, 24.3, 1;
Dm Well, 11/ ; Val. of Towy, 29a, 30s. ; Beet be
, 24; Per Consols, 211; Padneadres, 265., 27.. 61.;
Oriental Gar, 2.. Bd. press.
Easiness generally in metal@ has been dull through-
out the week, and the position of political matters
with America his so far counteracted the effect of a
cheaper money market. The trade is, however,
generally in a-healthy state, and consumption goes
on fairly. Copper is without variation. Manufao-
tared iron is in fair demand, but rails may be pur-
chased on rather more favourable terms. Scotch pig
maintains its price, as the stocks are very much re-
duced owing to the strike, and the shipments COD.
tinue good. Speller has rather advanced in pries,
and other metals are without variation.
London, England, 1856-06-07

MONZY WRZET.-THIS DAT.

Two ("Mom

Doubts en now thrown upon the ems:tin that Mr.
Crampton hes left Washingteq. In hoe of these
contradictory statements, however,:thefunds continue
to rise.; a fresh edemas of / to 1 pot seat. has been
established today. Muesli aro quoted 931 to 94
ex div., hr the 10th July, Wag equal to 951 to 1
with the dividend. For snowy there hove been
some transactions at 941 to 95 with the
dividend, although the books are now shut.
The Three per Coate. Bedewed have been dealt in
at 931 to 1; the New Three per Costa. at liii to 3;
Bank Stock at 218; Coned Scrip (New Loan), at 21
to 21 prim; Ilichequer Bills, hoe, at In dia. to 2s.
prem.; ditto, March, at ss. to Si. prem.; and India
Bonds, at es. prem.
Foreign stooks are very quiet, with little change
in pries. The mks include Turkish Six per Cents.,
at 99}; ditto for 16th June, 991; Bones Ayres
Bonds,
78; Dutch Twoand.olalf per Cents, 850
Mexican. 221; Peruvian Four.and•olf elf per Cents.,
78; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 47; ditto, De.
farred,:for 18th Jane, 25/ to 251.

We learn with regret the death of Mr. Samuel
Gurney, the respect head of the firm of Mears.
°reread, Gamey, and Co. The melancholy event
took place at Paris es Thursday. Mr. Gurney was on
his way home from Nies, where he had been raid-
intosniowa
far come math& Ho was in his 71st year.
paresis of moonily-imported gold con-
done to be penises& by the Bank.
The woo of Imassre brought in by the &slant um
temporarily ispogtod in the Bank yesterday, bat
will not be dellvseabb far a week or more.
The corn market yeeMaday was firm, and in some
eases wheat realised an Memos of le. par quarter
over last bloodies tutu. The market was strength-
ened by accounts of the damage dose to the crops by
the Inundations in France. Mast of the French corn
market, are reported higher, and fresh orders for
purchases of grain were received and executed here
today. fines last Friday 23 Boating argon of
grain have arrived at port of all, via., 13 of wheat,
9 Indian can, and 1 rye. The majority of these.
and of the 67 cargoes which arrived in the previous'
weak, have Bess disposed of.
We understand that, the Bask of Egypt being
now in a pooltioo to 00113110120, active operations (one
half of its capital having been paid up), core of the
'directors, Mr. John Cater, has left for Alexandria to
lump for the immediate opening of the bank for
busineas.

The return of the Bent of Ragland for the week
mid* Saturday, May 31, when competed with the
previews return, shows the following result.:

-
blendolen km £26.241,040 lmemes £827,166
OniedelM Moe 19,664,360 IMMO,: M 1,446
Pubis Ikpils 3.666,624 Immo 141,321
OIM depoilts 10,746,271 Doreen 727,210
Goverment esenuities is
bastion
OlaormeMi ia Mperment - 11,612,119 Immo 132,703
er beakii.4
ispernment
OM esi bake la both

11,384,666 teams 826,862
Some, airl otlut bilk 773,848 t■anw 30.944
The Ins
Nam hi mom

ilw sithjaised (Waite tie eitsat d the week's
millions at ono view :

Mee deposits — -ISaesits £161,321
Other deposits dieresis £727,210
Neer sad bills i• sireslotios :
---

lames* .. 263,189
Root
Oa the tabor side of the oecettat:
London, England, 1856-04-03

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

DISTRISSINO POSITION OP ♦ P•11111T.
Edward Lawrence, 'boy 12 years oil, was charged with
wilfully breaking the dog-rails in Vineent.sethare.
He was 'stead, ter compenied by other boys, at the nth-
chief complained of, end two of the broken rale were at his
feet. Mr. Bentley, the ground keeper, complained that
the damage dime by idle boys was vary considerable.
The father of the boy, a very creditable looking man, cm-
pl yed at 14 Wo we brewery, said that the prisoner
had only been out of prison a (insight, after a sondem-
aunt of three months. His family were ►ltogether Ina pitiable
condition. Piisiter's mother WAS a i ronkee, mitigate wo-
man, who Lte. only bad drably neglected her soma children,
bbt had absolutely sold every article of furniture to par- 1
sham drink, sad he (her ithsbutd) bad been obliged to
bring bar to this court and ham ter committed for her
violeace. Wail, he was engaged at his daily la-
bour, his Gaily were row being token care of, bat
the prraicione dries of their mother's neglect Win
daily visible, end be feared be should tare mob
!rouble to c'alsa them. He was doing his best,
It waver and, having undertaken to pay towards prisoner's
masiatmartee at Red Hill, was to go Wire the committee
this day.

Naos*, woo handed to hit ustxtuaste father to ho Ulm
the rt.

Thous POLICE COURT. (Tins DAY.) Thia
'Romig, Mr Salk the newly.trpoistad magistrate, who
was fo: many pan a practiosi barrister aa the OthrE
Circuit, if fr I Ott for the tint limo.

CRTINAL PaLACE.—ONE SHILLING DAT.—APHIL
2 —AlsiniNto es riots's', 2,1176 ; ditto by moos Natoli,
INI; WIN visit" 2,660.
London, England, 1856-04-03

MRS. CHATTIRLETS DRAMATIC

Lad evening this lady gave the And of her sedge
of readings at the Mahania' hatltatifiy lisatbsuptea•
buildings, Chonorry-lase. The play *SIM ANA Ado
about Nothing She prinked the entertaismeat wltik • skirt
introduetion 'loin the history of the play, mad • MOO el
the different characters. She dwelt at ee
the maseptios sad developmeat of the sad
Ileattim sad contrasted the humour of Doessup with that
el the onetime of seise of the molars ameba sad
dremetile. A few of the less imperteel mass were
omitted la the mediae, bat nothing eiradel to the
develmemat of the shareetem Mom
gesemes a remarkably altar sal sessfri=
sad elms& herself with • diedeel 1 isteealleamet
eselbssis whisk coewoed every weed fe lawt
Her thematic powers were eeespiesoelly dfspisooll fa the
pass was la the messed set;
se
bee &Way of Am
er.eatek's
able
"1304filr" wash MeleadeL She genees a esureld
of hamar. wild& eaelhd bee le do halliard.%
the *4 Malapropisms" of DelMrf sad Ms ampemleet. The
moss was well ettesded, aid ashrams* dead Oh wow
plistiod ulna will 000111 seeder her aim as persist la
Lo ado* as It has been la the peeelasea

Oa Tuesday next Madam Natal will appear at
part is 11. Legesve's .. Moue," the part written for
Mademoiselle Itudiel, bet whist' she refused to ploy.
. . .

we regret to record the (Math of -Admiral
avuoatia, wails as his pour from Malta by the steam e
London, England, 1856-04-03

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

A letter from Pavia of the 25th ult., in the Opi-I
mew of Turin, says:—" I have already told you of 1
the arrest of fifteen 'students at Padua, and I may
now add that the cause of this arrest was the display
one See morning of the French, British, and Sardi-
nian flags gaily waving in one of the most frequented
squares of the town. There was a similar manifesta-
tion at Mantua some days ago, but the authors have
not yet been discovered."

A biography of the Emperor Napoleon hal ap•
peered in Rusts, and is meeting with an entraordissry
elle.
London, England, 1856-04-03

FIELD LANE RAGGED SCHOOLS.

Last evening a large number of ladies and gentle-
men assembled in the Schoce-room of this institution to
witness the annual distribution of prize, by the Eerl of
Shaftesbury to a select number of boys and girls who had
been educated under the auspices of the Hogged School
Union, and who upon leavir g had been pl►ced in situetiona,
where they had won the confidence and est•rm of their
employers. There were in all 82 pupils present to receive
prizes, which consisted of bibtee, written and framed rti-
moliele of merit, and a small sum of money, the several
amounts bring app^ril•med according to the period of ser-
vice in each cue. His lordship, in bestowing these
rewards, shook hand■ very kindly with the re-
cipiests, and afterwards 'termed to them • few
words of admonition, observing th..t it was moat
gratifying to him to see to many children deserving of the
Mien which bad been awarded, end it was more e:pt cially
to their credit because they had earned this distinctioc alter
being subjected to • very severe test in the way of exami-
nation. He was happy to state that ragged school, had
lad a most materfal effect on the condi•ion of the poorer
claws of this country, and he wu so rejoiced at the benefits
which had accrued from them to society at large, that he
could never be better pleased than who n he was occupiel in
the fi Wife and gutters " with the endeavour to reclaim the
po,r and ignorant from the state of tin and minty in which
their lot seamed to be east
The behaviour of boys and girls throughout the pro-
ceedings was extremely creditable both to themselves arid to
their imtructors, and the appeal made by Lord Shafusbury,
Mr. Payne, Mr. M•ereger, and others on their behalf was
so tar responded ti that a libt rsl collection was made at
the doors.
London, England, 1856-04-03

RUSSIA.

The Emperor, before setting out for Finland,
issued ukases by which a number ~f important privi-
leges are conferred on the Coesacks of the Don aid
Sea of Azoff, sea reward for the zeal and devotion to
the Empire they have displayed in the late war.

DANTZIC, MARCH 27.
The navigable Piaster Canal, which has been in

course of conetruction tor many jeers, and is executed
for account of the Russian government, is at length
completed, and has just been opened. This canal
promises to be of great importance for the internal
commerce of Russia, se it allows of uninterrupted
communication between the Boug and the Dnieper.
The blockade of the Russian ports has had the effect
of proving the value of this internal communication,
by means of which we have already received from
the South of Russia and through this canal and the
river Vistula 10,000 quarters of the finest linseed,
12,000 cwt. of tallow, and 15,000 cwt. of hemp, a
great part of which has been already shipped to
England.
For the greater facilitation of this trade, a service
of steam•tuge is being organised by the RUElllta
government, which will to completed in the course
of this summer.

ESTIMATES, 4c., CIVIL SERVICES.

COLONIAL, CONSULAR, AND OTHER FOREIGN

SERVICES.

This morning the estimates for the above services
hr the year ending March 31, 1857, were issued. The fol-
lowing is a statement as compared with the estimates for
the like melees in 1855:

North America-Bermuda, 1855, 4,0501.; 1856, 4,0501.
Clergy, North America, 1855, 7,3971. ;1656, 7,3971. Indian
department, Canada, 1455, 7,0101. ; 1856, 4,7131. ; com-
pared with 1855, elecreue, 2,2971. West Indict, &:.-Go-
Timbre, and others, Wert Indies, &c., end Western Aus-
tralis, 1855, 24,7281.; 1856, 24,7281. Justices, West ladles,
&0.,11555, 24,7501. ; 1856,'2.4,3001. ; cocapared with 1856, de-
crease, 450/. Africa-West rn coast,lBss, 10,6301. ; 1856,
10,2301.; compared with 1855, decrease, 4001. St. Helena,
1855, 11,0671. ; 1856, 10,8661.; compared with 1855, de-
' create, 2911. Idiecetleneorie-Heligoland, 18,55, 978; 1856,
9601 ; °outpaced wit► 1855, decrease, 161. Falkland Is •
lands, 1855, 2,8071.; 1856, 2,9011.; compared with 1855,
increase, 941. Hong Kong, 1855, 3,8001.; 1856, ail; com-
pared with 1855, decrease, 3,8001. Emigration, 1855,
16,7201.; 1856, 14,6821.; compared with 1855, decrease,
2,1381. Distres.ed emigrants, Cat ale, 1855, 10,6001. ; 1856,
ail; oompared with 1855, decrease, 10,5001. Catttured
negroee, &a, 1855, 10,0001.; 1866, 12,0001 ; oompared with
1855, increase, 2,0001. Commies ocers for Suppression of
Stave Trade, 18.55, 11,250/.; 1E66, 11,0501.; compared with
1855, decrees*, 2001. Consuls abroad, including Chins and
Siam, 1855, 157,6691. ; '1856, 167,498/. ; compared with
1655, increase, 9,8291. Minlet re at foreign courts, extra-
ordinary expenses, 1855, 25.0001.; 1856. 25,0001. Total
1855, 328,3441. ; 1866, 320,2651. ; compared si it 1855, de
amuse, 8,0791.
London, England, 1856-04-03

THE MEDITERIZANEAN.

MALTA, MARCH 28.
Yesterday there was an investiture of the Order
otBt. Michael and Bt. George, at the palace in Valetta
The four gentlemen to be invested were Sir Ignatius
Hussite and the Baron de Piro, who were already knights
and were to be raised to the rank of grad crosses, and Mr.
William Thornton and Judge Dime, to be made knight. commanders. Mr. Adrian Dingli and Mr. Jiacomo Tag.
llalmro ware oleo made companions, but without care.
ninny. On their names being called, they advanced in front
of the throne, male a profound obeisance, knelt, and took
the cath, the governor placed the collar over their beads,
made a short speech to rub, and the ceremony wu
ended.

The Eozioe and French government steamer arrived from
Alexandria this morning. Owing to the break-town of the
Alhambra, the Eosins was detained at Alexandria. On
the arrival of the Clyde, which was sent in place of the
Alhambra, the Ruins left, but could not bring ell the par
sengen from Egypt that were waiting for ;wigs to
Europe, part of whom will obtain pes•sgrs in the Clyde,
which woo to leave a few hours after the Euxines &per-
turs.

Her Majesty's ship Agamemnon. Captain Stopford, left
yesterday for Athens, on route for the Black Bea.
The Oneida arrived this morning from Quesnst ,we, and
proceeds on to the East.
London, England, 1856-04-03

CHURCH LIVINGS FOR SALE.

On Thursday some more church livings were
added to the large number that wire previously announced
for sole. The rectory of Aythorp Roothing, near Chelms-
ford, is to be disposed of by the hammer of Mr. Marsh to-
morrow, the 3rd of April. The total income is estimated
at 4411 9s. 81., and the population at the last census was
257. The incumbent is in his 42nd year.
Then dory of East Anitsy, DSTOOPMTP, is to be told by
the gems su7tinneer on the 17th of Ap,il. The following
ere held out as inducements to purchasers.—" It comprises
• convenient rectory-house, built by the percent incumbent,
and on which nothing is owing, pleasantly situate, fronting
the south, stabling, on'ottice-, gar led. loan, shrubbi ry,
&c., and a meadow of about tour acres; also about 405 acres
of glebe land, consisting of sr able, mead w, pasture, orchard,
coppice, &a. ; farm-house, end agricultural building,. The
present incumbent is in his (6:h year, end his been non-
resident for some time past, in consequence of ill health.
The church is small and duty easy, and th.. population,
which is entirely sgricultu: al, is about 250 The parish
emitting 2,300 awes of land, end the Moms, exclus:v. of the
rectory-houee, amounts to 2331 per annum." The text
starch pr party, which is to be disposed of by the some
auctioneer, consists of the rectorial tithes of the parish of
Hartland, a parish 11'0, according to is e "Clergy List,"
is in the gift of the governors cf the Charter-house, Loudon.
The p pelation is shout 3,000 and the tithes have been com-
muted at 6001. par annum ; the clerked duty is performed
by a ',tiptoe! cunt., for whom • separate charge it aro, r-
tinned quite distinct (rem the •bave. The " Clergy List"
st►tes that the pirpatual curate alluded to (the Rev. W.
Chanter) has been dolt g the duty for the last 60 fears, at a
stipend of 901. a year.

The Univers claims for the dogma of the Immacu-
late Conerptioo the boater of the peter, slur having attri-
buted to it all the advantages of the war.
A letter from Kiel mentions the arrival there d
the Firefly, and adds.—. It was a singuor spectacle to sea
at this season of the year the Enc`ish cors, ce sntering the
port, entirely covered with ice, long crystal piece. hanging
from the sides cf the rigging ',vat% the Minot Fie'
turesqueness."
The Pacha of Jerusalem and his suite cttended
divine service in the English eta. irhary Sunday,
and vaitod the English hospital and the English school,
leaving handsome donations for each.
When the last mail left Alexandria, Alit Bey had
started on board the Elqttn struncr ter Coustautinsplo,
taking with him the teat of the trews- of peace.
li The Viceroy of Fgypt, Said Fuchs, tee gone up to
Cairo to take pommies of a palace on the Ms he has just
bought from one of his nephews.
The English Protestant church occup'.rs a rrost
pr >Warta pasiGon is the great square of Alesandria, the
R.itnszt Catholics h.. o •.ws churches, sad Gr have
jaaat completed s vrry floe lsrgr emelt, and el toll their
Own belle,
London, England, 1856-04-03

RUSSIAN MANIFESTO.

An Imperial manifesto wu issued at St. Peters-
burg on the let instant, relative to the conclusion of
pesos. It says that though the war was not sought
by Russia, it had been waged with great energy by
the Russian people. The rights of the Christians
in the East were Gamed; thus the object of the war
had been attained.

Special @reappoints hut been made to prevent
collisions between Turkish and Russian nasals in the
Black Sea, and a new line of frontier bad been agreed
upon in Bessarabia.

THE BALTIC.

A despatch from Hamburg, dated yesterday, says
that the English Government has transmitted orders
by the telegraph to Commodore Watson, to quit the
Baltic and to return to England with his squadron.
London, England, 1856-04-03

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

TEE DECISIONS OF THE CONGRESS.

In the atone of an article of considerable length,
treating of the questions which have been discussed
by the plenipotentiariee. the Jountal des Debate of
this morning says that no decision his yet been pro-
nounced with regard to the different epitome pro-
posed for the future organisation of the Danubian
Principalities, but that the disouslona upon the sub-
ject gave rise to another question which was defi-
nitely determined. The Conference has decided that
no portion of the Turkish empire shall, under any
pretext whatsoever, be occupied by the allied armies.
When the treaty of the 30th of March has acquired,
by the ratification of the respective sovereigns, an
indelible character, the armies of France, England,
and Sardinia will abandon the Crimes and Constan-
tinople, and return home, and the Austrian troops
will retire from the Danubian Principalities beyond
the frontiers of the empire. " Some foreign journals,"
says the Debats, " have said the contrary, but we
believe they have been misinformed. Their error
is easily explained. The allied powers, contempla-
ting the continuation of the war and its development
upon a much larger scale, have accumulated stores
of all descriptions in engrepots established about
Constantinople and in the Crimea. It will neces-
sarily take much time to carry back this im-
mense material to the magazines of France, England,
and Sardinia. The year 1868 will not, perhaps, be
sufficient. It is clear that this material must be
placed under the guard of some Allied troops, and
that the latter most remain until the operation is
terminated. It is this indispensable sojourn which
has been mistaken for a temporary occupation of the
Turkish provinces."
The D4lxas further states that the Conferences
resolved the delicate question of the rights of the
Christians in Turkey in a form which will reconcile
the interests of the Chrirtiaas with the rights of the
Imperial Crown. The Conference, it is said, has not,
es some of the members proposed, annexed to or in-
corporated with the treaty of peace the late decrees
of the Sultan upon this point, but has inserted in the
treaty an article in which allusion is made to the
recent concessions, in such terms that an engagement
on the part of the Sultan to adhere to his promises, is
in reality on record. The Debate states also that
the navigation of the Danube will be henceforth
free to the merchant-vessels of the world, and it ex-
presses the belief that the grave question of the state
of Italy, viewed as a possible cause of future war, is
not yet disposed of. The treaty, it adds, is composed
of • preamble and thirty-four articles. Inserted in
the preamble is a tribute to France; to its disinter-
estedness, its loyalty, and its spirit of conciliation.
Europe acknowledges that it is to the personal efforts
of the Emperor of the French that peace is due.
We are assured by the DEbals that this compliment
to our ally was insisted upon by the Earl of Cla-
rendon.
London, England, 1856-04-04

THE PACIFIC.

The following was received at Lloyd's yesterday :
hopes were expeesesd that the steamer referred to
may tire eat to be the Pacific:—
" Floonza, Maim 24.—The Shipwith, Captain
Ryan, arrived here, is coming off the Newfoundland
coast, fell in with ice to the distance of 200 miles
from the land, and saw the lights of a steamer in
the ice. Mem.—The above vessel left St. John's,
[Nfld., on the 13th Feb."
London, England, 1856-04-04

Ctie Court.

The Queen, attended by Lady Macdonald and
Lord Alfred Paget, visited the Duchess of Oloorisster, at
Oloserster Home, yesterdsy afternoon.
The Doke of Cambridge visited her Maisel at Backlog.
bans Palace.

The Prime Consort, attended by his equerry In waiting,
visited Mr. Thomases studio, in the Alphi-road, St. John's-
wood, in the stoning. Hill royal highness west in the
afthrsoost to the Provident lastitution, in St. Martia's-
Pim*.
The Priers of Wales and Prince Alfred visited the Zoolo-
gist)] Garin% la the Regent's-park.
The Primrose Royal sad the Prime's Allee took a drive
I. an open carriage sad four.
Her Majesty sad Prince Albert, with the Prisons Royal
sad Prism, Alice, honoured the Rsyraukst Theatre with
their preemies in the evening. The ladies and (Guthman In
waiting were Lady Maisdocald, the Ron. Log Kerr, Lord
Daubs, Lord Allred Paget, and Cal. F. R. Seymour.

A deputation, to ley before the goversureat the great
frauds of the hay trade, bad en interview with Lard Stan.
ley of Alder's, sad the Right Him. Robert Lowe yester-
day, at the Board of Trade. The deputation eossistal of
Means. Ratbbone, Argent, Harker, Rogers, Wile .e,
Boyer, MtNernars, Wilting, Hodson, Hayman, Hanley,
Hewes, and Reddia.
A depstetmo, (munition of Mr. Charles Lasbington and
Mr. L. Schuster (lirictors), and Mr. Slight (somstary of
the London sad South Coast Railway Company), the Hon.
James Byng, M.P., Mr. Rich, M.P., and U,. Seymour
( lirevon of the Sunk Bunten Railway Company),
Ibsen. Williams, Rouse, and Br oks (oburcowardecs of
St. Saviour's), the Rev. John Brown (rector), and Mmes.
Purvis and klunsainp (eburahwardeas of consternate/0,
I and Messrs. Welton* Isaacs, Mossery, Newsom, May,
Wode, Fuld, Hawking., Pairing, and Herbert Stormy
(curl), a deputation hoot the Board of Works for St.
&viola's Distriot, had an 'stormy with the Right Hos.
Sir Benjamin Hall yesterday, at the Office of Pablio Works,
in Whitehall-place. •
The °overage and Bounty-Governor of the Bank of Rag-
land bad an intervirw with the Chancellor of the Brannan
yesterday, at hie official residence in Downing-street.
A deputation from the puish of St. Neuss had ea inter-
view with Sir Benjamin Hall yesterday. Tin deputation
consisted of Messrs. F. T Sheelen, R Eck.tt, W. Dikes I
Dr. Williams, and G W. F. Cook (vestry clerk).
The lodide" Committee of the Privy Council sat yester-
day in the Cauca Chamber. Judgment was gives by the
Right Hoa. W. Menlo in the appeal from Malta, "CH' 1
trines v. Battigieg." Judgmesit was given by the Right
Hos.. T. Pemberton Leigh is the appeal from Madras,
"Negaliatehan Mama! v. Nodule Chatty." The appeal
from the Prerogative Court, " The Bast India Company v.
the Hon. Mrs. Dyes Sombre," wan commentud. The Lords
present were the Lords Jaetien• Knight Brace and
Tamar, the Chaeoollor of the Dusky al Cornwall, Dr.
Leshiagtou, and 84 Edward Ryan.
Dastatottes were received from the Governor of Bt.
Holum yesterday, at the Colonial- See. Despatches wore
sent to the Goverooro of Hong-Bing and Ceylon.