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The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-22

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING LANK-THIS DAY.

SI:MAR.—The s des of Cuba and Havannah are
Reign nff at previous rates. R:fined steady ; gneery hasps
638.6 d. to 665. . .

Correa.—The market is steady, but pablie gales are pro-
gressing without ,p fit.
Tag. —The pubic sales of all halts, t 3 be sold without
reserve, are going off at full I rises.
INDIGO.—The May quaver), sale clucluded yesterday.
The total quantity put up wee 9,250 chests, of which 2.670
clash were withdrawn, 3,000 bought in, I.ariegB,47o
chests sold. The sale from the commencement went off
heavily, contrary to general anticipation. The quantity
exceeded the demand, speculators were absent, and bolds
exp,rters and home emeumen refused to giro the previous
sale prices, the result showing a decline of from 3d. to Bd.
on Brengel compared with February prces. Koroaha sold
more freely than Bengal. and showed a decline of 3d. toed.
Madras neglected ; the few sales made were at 4d. to 64.
decline.

Rom remains steady.
Rim—Prices are supported, with a limited basiume.
PINIIKTO told in public mia• at af 1. per lb.
CorroN.—Tbe market remains stagoant.
Saurtsztaz.—Tbis attic's continues dull of sal*.
London, England, 1856-05-22

MINES.-THAS DAY,

Two o'CLocw.

The gold mining shares remain quiet.
As regards other foreign mining neuritis% the
feature is a rise in Linares shares, which ars marked
8 to Cobre have been dealt in at 64.
The market for home mining stocks is inactive.
Annexed is a list of 3esterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange :
Mining Exchsnge official list :
East Basset, 491, 411, 42; Etst R 37, 38; °rambler
and St. Aubyn, 9 1; Great Allred, 30.., 315., 27.. 6i , 305.;
Render, 21, 1; Kinwthal, 21*; 'ortridre
Wheel Arthur, 101, 1, i ; Wheal Edward, 41; Wheel Zion,
12a.8d,161.
1 In the Stock Exchange:
North Embalm, 95; Wheal Mary Are, 33; Alfred Col-
.olll, 121 ; South Tamer, 61 1; Wheal Kitty ([..lint), 131;
W Great heal Alfred, 15s. 82.; West Par .Cuneols, 6,. 6d.
(fflla).
London, England, 1856-05-22

PICTURES ON VIEW AT MESSRS. FOSTER

AND SUN'S.

The most important work in the gallery it " Ju-
piter and Antiope," by Vandyke, from Lord Coventry..
enilection. The influence of the punter's master (Rubio.)
Is perceptible in this picture. The colouring of the fees
and bosom of Ant.ope is very tender and lovely, and breadth
he tho flesh is obtained, se is Titian's " Yestie," by dark
red drapery. The " Lion and Tiger Hunt," by Ruben., is
the well-known picture from flir Thomas Berlogla
collec-
tion. It has the characteristic y'sour sad dishing impe-
tuosity of the muter, with also his positive blue in the re-
ceding p rt., and positive red is the refleetions of the dub.
Toe portrait of " Rubessla Wife and Child," by himself, la
sot of wafer= ezieellenoe. The child's fame Is very feli-
citate,, bet the hie of the mother, her bands, aid all the
eroeseeriee are careless and ueflaished. " L'ilomme d la
Chemise Blanche" is • veil' choice work, by D. Tasters.
Being thinly painted, it s'sa affords meet finality for gain
ing as insight into this master's method. His preparations
are very evident, and equally SO the simple bat wonderful
precision with which they are touched into with opaque
batistes. There are some other sai cloths, of which
No. 61 is the most rise-worthy. " A Landscape" by
E. Vanderther (32) is beast fit in colour, and the
foreground-paintlig—the bony treaty, the c nvolvieli, the
stooping poppies, the deck-leaves, duo.—would pot oar pre-
Raphaelitie to the blush. "A loadsceps" by Ruyadael
his capital palettes in the waterfall, but there is more dis-
eriseinatios of particular truth is our modern laedecenes.
There is a good landscape by Waterloo (11). " The
Blacksmith's Yard" is • fair Trainee' of Netau, thnugh not
certain in tooth. "A paserasie view neer Leyden." by
Da Hostig, besides being a pied example of the neaster,ls.
a capital edict of a dark aloud immediately overhead, giv-
ing brllliauey, yet sateen; to the distance. "A River
Baluie," by Vanderneer, has • eeriest, and tree effect et
whets, light in the distseco. " The Artio,'s Wife," by
Cayp, is a charesiegly setsrul pwersit, admirably drawn,
and and coloured. The portrait of Ceyp, a's, by
himself (62), is sat nearly so good. The pursing under
OW eyelid, to give • smile, is cot well ozprommt
N the readiest side. Them are two rr three works of loo-
med merit by Wouysressag, but No. 68 is • restive luttle
goo. most oalohltoly dabbed. There is • goad miseries
of Dutch !WON by Mierie, sailed "As Isterior," bet
whether this mime that it is not es outdoor cleat, Of
simply alludes to the fair bosom the sloop's' lady dislike...,
WO ON net prepared to my. The "Hied of • Yong Chrl,"
by Grouse, ►ass nest pitiful etpressior., but it is withal a
ploaolog Btsle Meters. "A Lady he • Bleak Drees," by
Tatham, has the tetturee perfectly imitated, es we might
upset from this artist, but there Is sivertkekes as as-
sumes of trlok, pretests* is the fersing of reautioNs
to give Mfg to the &tall. They. are Nottgoo those works,
other,, slid to be by Audios del auto, Sarillo. Gingham,
Cando,
WmCommis, Rombraadt.tho Vanamtvoldm, lame,
stii .
London, England, 1856-05-22

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

■eeoaa IR. PAINLIT, n•W ITIISTAIIT4ODOZ, AT CLUZIXIFILL.
Bliss Posher, 32, and WiliamTepster,26, were iodirad,
the Gamer fur steal's' 261., in bank now, the property of
Jobs Ambrose Hard, her master, in hie dwelling none, and
the latter for felonionely rewiring tie same, well knowing
them to hare been st An.

Mr. Lewis was casual for the prosecution; Mr. Sleigh
appeared for the pitmen.
The proescetor was a. articled clerk to an attorney, and
resided is Story-street, Caledonian-foal. The female
prisoner had bees emp'oyed about the house, wad is the
kitchen a coat of the prosecutor had been left, in one of
the pockets of which there wee a parse containing five 51.
notes., which were afterwards misted, and were traced to the
pomession of the prisowers, who lived together as man and
wife. The defence set up by the learned counsel was that
other partite had the same acmes to the cut as the female
prisoner, who might have bees easel .red to put them notes
to circulation, without the less; knowledge of their having
been stolen.
_ _

The Joey foetid both primmer; OWN, seed the court
onteaced them each to oae year's hard labour.
London, England, 1856-07-10

ASSESSED TAXES ACTS.

Tha house west into committee on this subject.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed
a resolution for redwing the duty op ram-hones from
N. 17s. It was proposed to make the duty chargeable every
time the horse was run.

Mr. SPOONEB objeeted to the resolution, but afterwards
withdraw his opposition, end the resolution was agreed to.
APPELLATE JURISDICTION (HOUSE OF LORDS)
SALARIES AND RETIRING PENSIONS.
The house h•liog germ into committee,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER proposed
• resolution authorising payment to he made out of the
Consolidated Fund of any sum that might b. necessary for
the payment of deputy speakers of the House of Lords.
The resolution wen agreed to wihoot remark.
The following bills were introduced, and read a first
time : _ _

Mr. MAMMY.—BiII to Indemnify such penou in the
United Kingdom u have omitted to qualify themselves for
other and employments, and to extend the time limited for
those parrots respectively.
Ilis O. 0/127.—801 to continue the set to facilitate the
samegement and improvement of episcopal and capitalar
estates in Begiond.
Mr. COWPZIL—BiII to continue the General Board of
Health for one year.
TM home sojourned at six o'clock.
London, England, 1856-07-10

COMMERCIAL.

APRIL 11.
The amount of rid coin issued from the Sydney trans%
of the R•tyal Mist during the week ending to-day has built
20,000 half oovereigt.r. The account of guld dust imported
Into the sem, establishment during ttc neck, for the put.
me of whine. has been 2.13,50 ounces.
The western escort a:rived lb'. morning at the Co'onial
Treasury. From the +otters di.trlcU 2,000 owlets 9 dote,
11 grains. Toe districts c ntioue e.stastsct,ry as regards the
progress of the good d goers.

FRANCS AND SPAIN.—The Messager du Midi non•
tome the following letter addressed to it tram Cote :—..*
question which &theta the whole French shipping interest Li.
It is maid, about to be brought hoboes the supreme decision 111
the Emperor. It is to berm whether the French flag is tO
be deprived is Spain of the advantages erloyid by the
Spanish flag in France. This question affects particadatly
this port. The Spanish steamier Neva, which rsa betties,
Cott', Marseilles, end Spam, was lost in January lust, sad
the owners, pert French and part Spanish, replaced it by
French strainer. But 012 its tint trio, this vises' woo refused
permission to ship ergo from one SAinish port to soothe:,
so that in order to
and Spain, it will be neeewiary to have the French road
naturalised Spanish, to obtain the protection which is granted
a'orie to the Spanish Sag. Meanwhile, the service 1 etwesa
Conte, Spain, end Oran hes been suspendsd until the right
of the Frew& flag in Spin lays bees deeldedon."

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London, England, 1856-07-10

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE CRIMEA.

The French Minister of Marine has received the
following telegraphic despatch from Vine-Admiral
Trehouart, commanding in chief the squadron of the
Mediterranean, dated on board the Bretagne, July 6 :
" The definitive evacuation of the Crimea took
plus yesterday. Marshal Pelissier went on board
the Roland, which sailed the same day. The Bre•
tagne, which has jut anchored at Below, left
Rainiest* with the lest vessels which were there, and
which will arrive to-morrow in the Bosphorus."
London, England, 1856-07-10

TEE AMATEUR PANTOMIME.

Her Majesty has retained a box for the forthcomi-
ng amateur pantomime, tad hes also bout pleased to take
Ike charity for the eettibliehmeat of which the pettorientee
nut ►e glees soder her spatial patronage. The e►jub of
the thorny are fatly eaphdood ►y the following proepeetoe,
with has just toes lased:

"Tau FIILDIWO Tutu —The supped with which the
asdlums ware pleased to honour Ike amateurs at the
retusistatloas of the postcodes.. of Guy lesekte sad
Willem Tea, bee cashed them to devote a ceasiderable
sem, on three *swats minims, to U 4,461441 purposes.
As their performatives have 'outset hem attempted before
a users' public, It is thought that some large mesa ace
.sill to be soliseted; sad they b, p• that tie following object
may be carried oat, by ass or more rommatatioas. It is
propos*/ to devote the prcoootis of the house to the ens.
elehmeat of • fled fee the inunedlato relief of energsucks
is the literary or theatrisal world. Time evaluated with
either peesiou tucker* wad, that initiates wear, eves
Welt* mew is dialing Suet of salines or calamity, a
dre puede intwertied at use see likely to prove of 'for
greater stress this set *see the sum sabeequatly
"Ma, after the paella teethe of &palliates, quo-
tients", sad deliberative &warden. The feed mast
autiserUy he tee modest Ia its orgaaluitioe to in-
teger* la the slightest doges with say of the admirable is-
setutees now mating. Ito distribution will be la the heads
of • etimmlttee of peatlemem likely to knew, istimately,
the seemliness's of the mecenty of um naming More
them. Everything am be duo quietly ad unobtrusively;
sad de espouse need he burred hi the diseibatioa. The
follower geattemeu will eat as trues, to the feed :
Arthur Pratt Barlow, Esq., u
Charles A. Cole, Bp Harms.
duke W. Hallett, Esq., T. Ka Holmes, Eaq. Joseph 11.
Leagfir .d, Seq. Janie O'Dotel, Eaq._, Albert Smith, Esq ,
Arthur W. W. Smith, But., Chasles Taylor, Seq., Edmund
Teter, Seq.
The ant represeatatiee for the above pursue will take
piste at the Theatre Royal, Drury-bun, on laterdey, July
the 12th. The putoelime will he Flooded by Mr.
Pleasbe's fame, sail-led, The Loss of a Lcvar,' In
whish Mr.. Keeley Us most Madly offend to play Peter
Spyk for this oases cialy ; sad a you" lady will make
her first ap ea aay stage fa the skimmer of
Gertrude. The matey* will also be related by Miss N.
Oliver (by permeates fit Mr. Bu ltesno); Miss Kerrey ft
pinkies of ILL Chad's Raab ad Mips Raise Wright."
London, England, 1856-07-10

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 10, 1856.

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

TORICTON RAILWAY

Two *Mum
The railway share market today is dull, and
quotations in a number of CUM are rather lower,
owing to the maintenance of the bank
rate of discount. London and North Western, Lon-
don and South-Western, Midland, and other stocks
are more offered. _ _

Rigs and Donaburg Railway shares are marked
61 to 6„ pram. Great Western of Canada are rather
flat.

OIDINART SMARM MID-

1 rd' I

litaiwan.

Oaks to.doy
so I oi.
London, England, 1856-07-10

COMMERCIAL AND MARMITE.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
&mat —The marks* is grin at the late advance. Large
public soles are donated for to-morrow.
Comm —The public saes are programing at about pre-
vious rates.
Taa.—The demand mations' limited ; prime are un-
altered. _

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Rms.—Butanes+ to a limited aztaat has boss doss by
private contract at previous ratan
BALTPITZI —BAftliOtiOn q, of good quality. has Wes
sold at 34. _

COTTON.—The market is very firm, bat no trensaationa
of importance reported.
IllDioo.-Beeold day, 1,700 chests pissed auction, 640
withdrawn, 390 bourtht in, leaving 780 chests mid. The
tone of the sole was decidedly improved yesterday, the im-
porters coetinued very firm, and bought in large/y, and there
appeared increased bayou for exportation, sad lest sales
pion were obtained.
Ram remains steady.
firm.= have sold without spirit at previous rates.
In other articles no material alteration.
London, England, 1856-07-10

SOUTHWARK.

Jobs Parkinson. a young man, deecribed ser a general dealer, was
chained with utter tag • forged 41. Kant of Vreeland none to William
iftt rem, the keeper of a travelling booth, at Hampton Rafts.
On Tuceday Mary ei hitt, • gine). warn charged with uttering the
fame noes to a clothier in I. harth.street, Southwark, on the flat of
June, for some clothing eupplkd to her bueband, the particu-
lars of which appeared to this paper yesterday. Mr. Ching:infield, her
solicitor, stwa that she received it from another (rim named
Bishop Stevens fir money lint, and she was remanded on hat to
enable her to god that party. After they left the court they sought
out /ill vets. who, baring Hated that he changed the note fora young
man at Hamron Races, the prisoner was apprehended and given
into custody on Tuesday. evened, in the Commereiel-road East, by
Steve= se the piety mentioned.
From the evidence now given it wee clear that both Parkinsto and
Steen had been the dupe of another man. Stevens had a refresh.
meet booth at Hamptce Banc Owing the races a reepectel 7 at.
dyed person got into conversation with Parkinson, and ultaneely
offered to treat him to rometbirg to eat. While partaking of lefredie
merit. at Stevens's booth, the stranger ached Parkinran to get a no.•
changed fir him. It is not unusual at mom (where change for gold
and notes is frequen•ly difficult to obtain) to charge a commiraiun ia
suet caws, and tlieveoe, who knew Parkinson as a general rink, in
Leaden, agreed to change the note If allowed Is. in the pound. The
stranger weed, and the money wee h .ended over. The "gentleman^
mid be would walk round toe noun.., and was seen no more. Stevensi
paid the note to White, who paid it to Sanders, &clothier, as already
roweled.
Mr. Allotted discharged the prinaner, and ales released Whits
from her rsoognisencee. At the vane time he told the latter that her
Meheed was liable to Mr. Sande re, and Stevens was liable to her hue-
band. It would then be for Stevens to find the party who stet
Parkinson with the forged note he so fooliehly changed.
The parties then left the court, threatening to Ming actions against
each other.

LAMBETH.
Yr. Daniel Wdliara Wade, a eanniimion agent residing at No. 1,
Lwimerwterreee. Waiworth, was dually examined, charged with
felorgetra y wounding W 1111•211 Howland with a sword, and airo with
violently awaiting Mrs. halts elretland and Mrs. EUlaheth Lock.

.._.„
The eattienee, which has already been reported, h►ring been cam-
eluded.
Mr. Doyle, for the defence, said that the prisoner, who had ab-
stained from lowaMatti g drinks for two year,, had unfortunaiely on
the day of the occurrence out of which the charge arose indulged in
drink, and had .or the Bine been rendered a perfect madwan.
Mr. Elliott maid he must commit the prisoner for trial on both
*barges. Bail area retired.
London, England, 1856-07-10

1118 POLICB COURTS.

WESTMINSTER.

Mr. Poynter, the providing magistrate, wee °monied a etooiderrble
time in bearing • complaint, upon 'umlauts, preferred by the prune.
of it. Marpret and Bt. John, m estmimter, ogainet the Cbar'ered
Owl Company, Horselerry.road, lintel, alleged that they did unlow.
tully break op and ogee the pavement and soil of a ore tie street, for
the purp se of [sport down new mane of pipes, without the comet.
In Initial. of the dietrict board."
Mr. Bodkin, la-tructed by Mr. Rogers, vestry clerk of St. Mar.
pret and it. John, appeared in support of the complaint; and Mr.
Hudiliptone attended for the au company,
' . .

Mr. Bodkin, el et. tutinereble-bngth,'ariued that under the acts of
Parliament repo:sung the relations between the pat sod water tom-
psniee and thom having control of the parish pavement., Metmeat
of the district ts std was tzfore the Chartered Gas Com.
pony could lay down • new maim 7W company had twice applied
to the beard f r pees imik.• to lay down the main then t 'tder notice,
and having been iefused leave, they proceeded to open the ground,
notwithstandice en Intimation from the pariah solicit+, that they
were violating the law, and that proceedings would be takes against
them.
Ho evidence was offered, Mr. Huddlestine not attempting to deny
that the ground bad been broken. He observed HAM the matter was
of met importance to the company, who had expended 11,0001. in
erecting • new gas ho der, which the new board had eepricioualy and
arbitrarily refuted to allow thorn to connect with their roam work,.
Having taken a technical object on to the information, Mr. Huddle.
stone proceeded to argue that under the terms of the contract entered
Into between the company and the predeceteors of the district board,
and by which that bused wae bouod, the company were justilied in
laying down the main under notice.
Mr. Payette mid it was en important cam, and he should reserve
his &Woe.
London, England, 1856-07-10

in &short time the body of a child wu turned up, wrapped in a shin.
Mr. Duncan, surgeon, of Chaddieworth, found erg totem,. fru.
tures on the Pktili, and that pert of the linen which
was wrapped round the head was saturated with
The child otherwise appeared to have ban le ■ perfectly
healthy elate at the time of death. Mr. Duncan ',awe
that from the eppeoratioe of the It juries on the heed he inferred that
that they were letinted during' life.
Mr. Wthiamp addressed the jury for the prisoner, obwrving that
ifurc wee au proof that a auto, I had btea committed, and no D 11.46.
able motive rhesus fur ouch a crime. !ler tehaviour wad quite the
reverse theta a person who lad bete guilty of murder, as by
telling the p.Mse where the body was, abs virtually memos!
heroes dem.
. . .

estemed up, remarking that, althnurb injuries Boa
m them Ngelked, aright have been caused by the plociah. It most he
reeignearel that there was blood on the cloth which we wrapped
rowed ae
iks•head, 'lake held not have come from a body in a state of
deeelialloal
The Jury deliberated a very few minute, and reamed a verdict of
Gouty.
Ills Lordship then ;eased Pretence of death in the usual form,
akltroser, who remained stated, and had appeared extremely
during the whole of the trial, rose up on the verdict bring
delivered, and, when the usual (minion was put as to why sentence of
death should not be pared, replied in a iris nue, "I'm not guilty,"
MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Noßnuarros, JULY 9.
The arairee foe this e. unty began and herbed Muds), • somewhat
unusual occurrense, though *summer anise is not expected to
exhibit no heavy a calendar se Is locked for In the winter season.
Thia may he partly accounted for by the operation of the huntenary
' Deviation. Aet, and by the feet that &County realms and a Borough
Sessions have only just terminated, but there is much to warrant the
assumption that It is also referable to a diminution of crime In the
county. Of law basins there was nose.
London, England, 1856-07-10

AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE OLIVER LANG.
(PIOM 001 i OWN CORUSPONDINT.)

LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY.

This evening the clipper ship Oliver Lang, Capt.
Mondell, arrived off Holyhead, and is expected in
the river about 2 i.m. She probably left Melbourne
about April 27.
London, England, 1856-12-06

the agt would ugly ea Tardy ant he would Mind
t.Mdf Mama He tied salad lardy that the loses had
obese haadied iambs were 61111 it had. sad
Its IN assertaisst that this wades bursae* had bees
slued by a sew vellevrag Maw, who had adopted a
damn system to that venally paastised, sad had @Fiend
abut seuatrtluse pram late Sebum
Sir H. W. Carden odd That was esaidklusal reams why
thrj should give the ugliest ash-dets saki UMW of
ad tu the already surarawdsd stale el the wsikhosse.
Mr. Potter said he would belo the asitsdt Ware the
bud ea Tuesday.
lib R. W. Midas said be had us. Ma • lalls•
able old lady (lee be might tall hrscarbeilseal"=,
sad fee the gusilass busy to let that site slut give up
her lite, buss sad sane fats Um hues, whoa the must
of relief sink MO say Is. week. was ate of the esast
awl preseeMys that too peoWeed towards her. He
hosed when the matter Mu le y babas the /audios,
they world net enipsl boa to p late the union,
hat la acesideratios of the Sauk eat tassavesieact she
hod bile put to, they woisii:lserese setbdeor relief
fetes 2e. to Is. ed. per week. bunt of agglasse followed,
white was intently sapp .)
The ',snout asked what she was to do about her net.
She owed Be. Is 4:outguess@ of the relief heist atop pod.
flies R. W. Carden said he would give her the nosey to
pay her rest, sad he loped that would ladue the guardians
to
The
her relay without Wag into the house.
The applioaat thanked his worship sad retired.
London, England, 1856-12-06

MARLBOROUGH BTRERT.
Herbert Edgar Sushi.ldge, shamed with obtaining a asee
slderable quality of property from panorama madames by
false protases, was taught up for farther eamaiustion.
It will be remembered *at at the prisoner's last exami-
nation it was shows that he had beets santstomed to drive
about with a brougham sad pair, and had obtained sa ex-
pensive velvet dime of Itr. Nathan by means of a fictitious
cheque. Oa this oismakm other charges against him were
heard, sad he was lolly eossmitted for trial. The pelisse
have esseeeded la treetop daring the week searly 2001. worth
of property, consisting of lines, jewellery, and espensive
kaiak-knacks, obtained 13y tie primmer is a very short time
bon tradesmen at the West sad sad to the City.

LAMBETH.
Joseph Thomas Loader appeared OS a 111111•01.1 to show
nue why he should not costribato to the relief of Ms ora's
wife sad child.
It appeared that the defendant, who is parish sleek of
St. Michael's, had prosecuted his eon, the !unbend and
father of the dellillloll person, and that the latter had
noose shapable to Me. Mary's, Newington
Mr. Mask ens atemisd for the deleadant, adenoid
the nee at num beastkead sold thatit sever could be coo-
templets/ that a perm who, like hit Cent, was compelled
by tko hors of the emery to prawns, his son.in law,
should be conpellsi le 'open his family while in prism
After some /beanies as to the amount which should he
allowed to hie danikanand grandchild, Mr. Nana bid it
at 41. a week, and nails ea order for he paynsut of that
sea weekly.
London, England, 1856-12-06

The Swiss Federal tribunal will 'amble at Zurich

oa Monday next, sad, as soon as the Proctursur-
General shall have finished the drawing op of his
report, the Chambre dee Mises en Accusation will
commence its deltbsratious. It is expected that the
trial of the Neufchatel prisoners will be terminated
ia the coarse of the mouth of January.
London, England, 1856-12-06

THE BOLORAD QUESTION.

A letter from Berlin of the 2nd, in the Cologne
Gazette, says :—" It is positively stated that a Rus-
sian memorandum, dated the 29th October, has been
circulated on the Bolgrad affair, and contains eigh-
teen folio pages. It rosette from it that, on the 30th
lAngnst, the commission for settling the frontier had

eons to a provisional convention, which leaves the
question of Bolgrad open. The oommissioners made
their reports to their respective governments, and
hence resulted the dimension already known.*
The composition of the Conferences will, it is pre-
sumed, be u follows :—M. Walevrski, President;
Lord Cowley, her Britannic, Majesty's Represents-
live ; M. Redoes, the Austrian Ambassador ; M. Xis-
veldt, the Russian Ambassador; M. Hatzfeldt, the
Prussian Minister; Djemil Bey, the Turkish Amebas.
sador and the Marquis Villamarias, the Piedmonts",
Minister.
London, England, 1856-12-06

THE EXPLOSION ON BOARD THE PARLNA.

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY MOUT.
The impost os the bodies of the to.. killed by
the esploaies as board the menet Patina was remised AA
day. TM mond was a very elaborate ose, the nthetasse
of which wee. Met the demised net their deaths by the
wge idts! b.Mleg ef the starboard forward boiler eshoard
the Parana. Aping the trial of as experiment as to the
repetitious heat is the sp-take ; that by a grmst amosat of
nation the .snidest night have bees promoted; that the
evidsmile pnw thel sae sellatalve applied to me boiler
hall"
Mille and Mew is ,: that it
qasadissmslos mime aro ematroeted es soma
and an*, prieelplest that the safety valve of the troller
while am sd the esehlest was iseadieleat in athreasioss,
sad dlelhethe I. prissipl• ; and, Wady, the jery declare
theft esevistio• that the Royal Mail Company sad their
elleses have displayed gnat ansiety to obtain perfectioa to
their machinery sad to Lard easiest amideau, in haviag
Omit Wilms sad swims is seed osier.

Bulclns IN HORSEXONOIII-LANE o.loL.—Tooler.
day monis', denael George Lases, aged 37, a merited
mu, haviag a featly of art • ebildrint, ornesitted suicide in
the Barmy comity gaol. He wee charged with burglary at
fteent, and szaalsed before the mug magistrate' on the
OM ult., by whoa he wee remanded until yesterday for tree
emiaatiee. Os the turnkey going to Ins esti yesterday
worship he was foetid lon bie beak ea the I tor gait,
ying
lead. It appeared that be had fesetened his stockiais mad
his Ma, sad deed *mil Is the bar Wier the doorway. bet
his weight bad beekas the eftokinise nod be all dm. The
Wilmer resod hi. seek. Ulmer, filleCd hire.
Tau Muezzin murderer it
the two &ten ems Fekeetees, Deese Idedeeem who I. t.
be tried at the mins maws, has peedassly seseemed hem
tite iejeries isilieted on himself, sad le plies esnapare-
tively sums sad amputees. He makes no hesitation in
wavenisi sliest eke dreedtd wine with which he steads
*barged, and has repeatedly adaitted his guilt.—Xeneiall
178egerstsar: Deo. 6. —fisenienone e• peeves% 237 ; wan
Chum. Pam'. —out &wan DAL—.
by miss this% 181. Teal *NIA M.
London, England, 1856-01-12

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

The Caltalice of Mantua he, the following:
In the conferecee of the bishops of Lombardy, juat hetet it
Rho, it has been decided to hive the most rigorous interptc
Cation to the new conenrdet, in conformity with the Noss
wishes of his Apoetolic Majesty. Hence the Imperial pioceg
is declared to be no longer necessary for the institution of
benefloes, of whatever kind they may be; the suh•ecouomi,
Of deputy treasurers, being no longer 'twinned by govei.i.
meat, are to be placed under the sole direction of the
bishops; all works contrary to the catholic dogma are to be
prohibited by the lame authority, and the bishops it
Vienna are requested to use their utmost endeavours to
obtain from government the restitution of such ecclesiastic(
property aa still remains unsold, in order to employ it in the
re.establistiment of monasteries and religious cotamuniti•~
of various denominations. Qthetions relating to metri.
monist impediments revert under the sole control of the
episcopal sem Meanwhile, hymns of thanksgiving are being
Nang in all the parishes tor the restoration of the ancient
state of things.

EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY AND THE
London, England, 1856-01-12

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is quiet Ord', at the following quotations:
—Tows tallow, 645. net ens • Petersburg Y.C. ow the
spot, 661. 01.; Jansary to Minh, 68s. to 68s. 3d.; April
to Joao, Me.
MARIN? AVIZAOIII.—Towa tallow, 681. 61. ; fat
ditto, 3s. Bd.; yellow Russian 691. 61.; melted
475. ed.; rough ditto, 295. ; tallow graves, 16e. ;geed
drop, 71.

HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply shorter, end trade
brisk, at rather higher prices. Prime meadow hay, 1078.64.
1121.64. ; superior, 117 e. 6d. to 126,.; inferior, 92,. 61.
to 100 a. ; rowers, 84s. to 105,.; dotal., 105,. to 140 s. ; ar
ooad aim 106 a. to 130 e.; straw, 245. to 28a.

COVENT GARDEN MARILET.—THIS DAY.
There hae been a lair supply of both Fruit and Vegetables
this week, with the exception of white Bnxoli ; that, bow-
ever, is expected soon to come ia plsatifully from Co swag.
Peers consist of.Wiatei,Nelia, Glen Ilorame, and Colman.
Apples from Bordeaux, u casks holding about two bushels,
each fetch from 18s 13d. to 211. per ta.k, or from Is. Is
le. 6d. per donut. Chestnuts are 10.. per bushel. Spanish
Nuts fetch from 16s. to 20.. per bushel; Barcelona from
20s. to 225.; Almonds. 245.; Brasile from 12s. to 14u;
Lemons, 6s. to 12.5. per 100. Orson+ fetch from le. to ls. Ilk
per doses, or hem 3s. to 10s. per 100. The Potato trade le
sot good, but best samples are scene, and maintain frit
prices. Spanish (Saints fetch from le. to 4s. per dome.
Some inn French Averages has just arrived Lettuces
realise from 6d. to 91. per soon. Cut flowers consist of
Chrymatherausta, Heliotropes, Eupborbias, Csmelliq
Ageless, Misnonette, Chinese Primness, Cyolameas.
Heaths, and Roses.
London, England, 1856-01-12

AUSTRIA.

The Cologne Gazette publishes the following:
VIENNA, JAN, 7.
Fresh instructions were sent off yesterday to Count
Esterhezy, and it is raid that the question of again
Using a part of the army has been molded in a quarter frost
which there is no cppeal. It is certain that the late re.
duction is regarded as an err..r in the military circles Gem,
because the necessity of recalling the men who were thee
disbanded ought to have been forcetn. As &ion gi
Russia's answer In the negative shall have arri.k,
the government wi'l publish • mtmorandurn on tte
present political situation, and it wid to
accompanied by a maiJifesto to the nation. At the snot tine
the Eastern question will, it la summed, have to be
discussed by the Diet, to be followed by a tlEtiliag
proclamation on the part of the German states 'Oast
Raisin. The negotiations entered into with the grata
number of the Gamut states this end w-rrant, it is said.
a favourable result. In like manlier the negotiations now
pendleg between Austria sad the Western l'owers for the
final settlement of the measures that will have to be taus
in ease Russia sends a refusal, are tending to a Most
satisfactory issue.
London, England, 1856-03-20

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, likacz 19.
THB TIPPERARY BANK.

The first au7; coner appointment of
the official manager for the winding up of the above-
' named concern will be taken this day, when, it is'
understood, Mr. James &Moir will be eabjected to
an examinatioa Woes Master Murphy. The Master,
however, bee resolved that the proceeding shall be
private, and that for that purpose it shall be con-
dilated at his own house, so that whatever informa-
tion may be elicited on the =pillion the public are
not likely to booms the Wiese br it at pressat.
London, England, 1856-03-20

THE SEA OF AZOFF.

A letter from Kertch, under the date of the 2nd,
in the Morsitewr de la Roil*, states that when the
news of the aresistios bad been made known along
the shorn of the Bea of Asoff, it produced a profound
sensation of Joy. At Matianopol, Berdiansk, and
Olsekk, business, for a long time dead, bad been
suddenly resuscitated as it by enchantment; and at
Taganrog the news of the armistice had been hailed
with enthesium. The armistice was received there
with shouts of " Long live the Emperor Alexander !"
and at night the houses were 'Humiliated. The
imperial foundry, established on the left bank of the
Don, has been closed, and this would seem to 000llrm
the news of the intention manifested by the Court of
Russia to abandon all its maritime establishments on
the Black Bee.
London, England, 1856-03-20

AUSTRALIA.

VW Valparaiso we (Panama Star) have dates
from Sydney to 15th lhcember, although we have
not received our regular filee. The markets were
dull and provisions heavy.
Flour wes falling in price, being now down to 251.
per ton, with very heavy Ftocks on hand.
In Melbourne no lees than 8,000 tons of flour and
wheat had been stored for want of sale, and several
cargoes were on the way.
London, England, 1856-03-20

and National Discount Company, Ito die. Lon-
don and County Bank shares were firmer. Land
stocks exhibit no altessiloo. Crystal Palace shame
inset with more inquiry. Loudon Dock stock was
dealt in at 99/ ; Southampton Docks, at 371 to 38i i
Victoria Dock, at 18; Australian Royal Mail, at 4j;
General Screw Steam, at 181 to l ; North of //mope
Steam, at 131 to ; Peninsular and Oriental, at 88;
Royal Mail Steam, at 79+; and Victoria Govern-
ment Six per Cent. Bends, at 108.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two VOLosz.

Santiago de Cuba shares have met with some
transactions to-day at SL to 31; National Brazilian
have been dealt in at 2 ; Imperial Brazilian at 2;
and Sortridge.Coneols at 3j to 31.
The gold mining shares remain very dull.
Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions la th•
Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Rooms, anti
Stock Exchange:
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Mining Eaciaoge official lie
Bast Bare, 60; Oamomeaa, 241, 23, 1; Hawkramr,
114 6d., 14.. 6d.; Mai Pool, 41 ; North Basest, 391, 40, 1
Par Consols, 19; Pendeen, 13a., lbs. ; South Caradon, 306;
South Franco, 330; Sorridele Console, 31, 1, 1-16, 8-16,
1-16, 3-16; Vale of To wy, 341., 355. 61., 35e. ; West Carr
don, 146, 160; West Datniel, 70; W..t Alared, 231, 241 ;
Wheal Arthur, t, 10 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 21. ; Wheal
Grenville, 301.,355. ; Wheal Unity, 4 , Wheal Edward, 6,
41,1.
Mining Subscription Rooms official list :
Swaoprol, 41, b, ; Bertridne Camels, 31-16 ; Great
limas, 4:. ; Carn.waa, 4.. ; tioa h Garrae, 105 ; Boding
will, 13, 14; South Cuddra, 16a, 20a.; Sortridge sad
Bedford, ie. 64 ,51 ; South Caro Brea, 8,1, 9, 1 ; WOK
Collsoomb, 7s. ; Pednazdrea, 11, ; Fort Bowen,
3.. 34., 3..64.. 3.. 94.; Will al Edararo, 41, 1 ; Tintroft,
4, ; Vale of Towy, 11, 1.
In the Stack R.:cheap
North. Buret, 39, 1,1; Sortriesera Console, 31-16,1,3-13;
Vale of Towy, 33.. 6 34.. ; Great Wheal Ver, 4i; Lady
Bertha, 21e.; Bast Wheal Roe., 62, 63/ es call.
National Brazilian and Santiago shares were rather
better, but Imperial Brazilian showed flatness.
London, England, 1856-03-20

THE CRIMEA.

(mom otrz own coaialrosariwr.)
PORTSMOUTH, w IDNIIIDAY NIORT.
The Great Tasmania, sailing transport, has arrived
from the Crimea with neatly 400 invalids on board.

WAR DEPARTMENT, MAid 19.

Lord Penman has received iotellipnos from Sir
W. Codriogton, under date ➢[arch 16, that the ar-
mistice had been signed by the awed Generals, and
that the exchange of documents would take place on
the 16th.

A letter from St Petemburg of the 7th, in the
Colors Gantt*, says : °The arrival of the remnants
of the Black Sea fleet has given rise to nuseross
ovations. It is confirmed that these men are destined
to replace those who ere about to receive their dis-
missal in the Baltic fleet. It will be seen by the
arrival of the 13 crews from Sebastopol that the ides
of re-establishing the Black Sea fleet has been aban-
doned. These men ere directed on Helsingfors,
Cronstadt, and Revel, where they will be incorporated
in the three division of the fiat'
London, England, 1856-03-20

NICARAGUA.

The Panama Star reports that " the French are
after General Walker." The men-of-war L'Embue.
cede wee on its way to Nicaragua to inquire about some
property of French subjects, which Walker had taken
ea a forced loan. It is added that in Nicaragua itself
revolutionary parties are organised, end that Coots
Rica is sending a force against him. " On the whole,"
says the Panama Star, "notwithstanding what the
New York papers say in big favoar, we adhere to our
old belief that Walker will bare to slope from
Nicaragua or lose his life before many months."
From Ban Joan del Norte the Panama Star has
a slightly different account. Its correspondent
writes :

The estabrshment of Walker's government is C 312111.•
dated emote to be permanent, it he con tnly bold out al
weeks longer—or, in °Orr v., rde, if h, can re•iat the forms
coming down upon him from Hood ures, consistiog of over
flee thou, and m.o. Walker h.e 1.203 foreigners, and a
considerible n dive force, and with the most vigilant disci-
pliee he is dealing and keeping them together. No one
who goos t a Granada, without a special p emit previously
given, ever returns. Hs pree•es them all at/ the rinks of
ha forces.
London, England, 1856-03-20

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

TEE MISsING N7'EAJIBR PACIFIC.

The New York Herald tetsarke on the want of
sews of the Noe.:

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It is now 42 days sines the left Livery ot on bcr Ward
to New York, and up to the present time nothing of a re-
liable character bee lona seen or heard tf her. Although
her ;sinfully protracted aloes nee is undoubtedly a serious
setae for alarm is regard to her fate, still we entertain
strong hopes of seeing her anin. The Atlantic, it will be
remembered, was not bend of till 49 days after leaving
Zsgland, as.d it may be stilt !roger before any news of the
niftily of the Pacific can reach us. Fa three week', at lent,
we should not give her sp.
Various rumours an afloat concerning her, the most
probable of which is, that her machinery is in • disabled
mindi•iun, wd that she IS now slowly tusking her way,
and., sal', to the nraust port. Soma are of opinion that
while on the banks of N. wfmndlatsd she was damaged by
the ie., and that she may ati I be anrrounded by it, and un-
able to extricate herself. In such an event, no 'potation.
skis need be felt in regard to want or proei,ions, as she is
furnished with • arp,ll fur three 'meths. She had 45
pameng.r., of whom ahJut 15 bad taken panne in the fret
cabin, and the rest in 'he 'toad cabin. lien following M a
amen list of all :—J. Figutriat, Mr. Wilton, H. C. Shildon,
Mr. Lieden A W. Atwater, W. M'D Mr. Plumbs,
sad lady, 0. N. Cutter, R. K. Haight, H. Oats, Mr. Steen,
I. Barbee.,' lady, aad child, H. Distill, J,nvs Glen, A.
Brviolf sod lady, Mr. Kershaw, Mr. Ridgway, A. K. Carter,
Mr. Hoof, Mr. O'Reilly, Mr. Charliewortb, Mr. Charrinand,
W. B. Simmons and lady, Mr Toulteg, 8 B. Berridge, lady.
and chill, Miss Jordan Wm. Peel Reilly, H. Trimmer,
Mines Heck, R. Repko:Mr. Lsppa, G. Jordan, W. Whit:.
taker, Mr Co out, Mr. Dorizano, Mr. Wilson, A. Moore,
Le Grand Smith.

"the iesuranee of the Pacific is very logo, the amount
oaths ship t. wo,cao dols., half in the United Stairs and
half in Earn:44 tht freisht =may is iassr-cl f.r 40,000
dole. Her mrro eonmisted ,f sin or sssss handfed tow,
valued at 1,500,000 dolt. Most of 'his vu issued. Tha
total Juntas*, amount/ to over 3,000,000 dole."
London, England, 1856-09-11

games of politics or moospinakteg f• give RS
thought to science ; and in the smutty there
woe little opportunity for swakiiiing a tastii
for such matters until the Maki teas wolf-inspdind by
the British Association, aid ettried 'oat with very
considerable encase. We hope, therefore, that as
their labours tend to the general benefit they will
naive as general & support, and that those localities
which webniensd the members so enthusiastically
when they were chosen as the meeting places of the
Association, will still give solid proof that they com-
prehended, sad remember, the objects it has in view,
and the end it proposes to achieve, by thus going on
circuit through the kingdom.
London, England, 1856-09-11

ROYAL SANTIAGO MINING COMPANY.

Yesterday a special general meeting of proprietors
was held at the aloes of the company, Broadestreet-buildf
lugs, for the purpose of coreidering the prewar position o
thecompany.
Bann GuLDOMID said sithocgh he bed hem in the habit
of taking the chair, it would be tar more to the interest of
the company that Mr. Taylor should occupy that patios,
he having displayed so moth energy on behalf of the pro-
paean —Kr. JOBS TATLOII4 jun., then took the *hair.
' Mr. DOOR= mod the rep art, which stated ee that the C-
reams Yid maid as shareholders together in pursuance of
the illimetles MI limiest general meeting, in July, that in
two maths mud fulls: informed°a might be expected from
Captain Simmons, sad she prospective financial parities of
the company thereby be better ascertained and laid beton
the shareholders. Unexpected impedimenta and mat vexa-
tions delays have occurred during that time, which have re-
tarded the workings on the lodes and kept down the rename
of ore. A more serious hindrance hes been a gradual falling
Geis the unman of Bailie& miners and workmen. Sass
have been it the anoint—others had become so
Meslided se to be lungfish • work and amt home, and
the large form which was as tout from Weiss lest year
have, with ego or two ono lie &Alined out so intemperate
end useless that the woo Jac to ship I of them
home. Fres the foregoing oireatastencee the operation*
isle boss limited to working the 32 and 44 fathom levels,.
when a very ass bunch of ore was lately met with, and
from the Tay tenantable character of toe
Simmons entertains a strong Opinion and hope that it will
be peemeasetly piedeetiee. Good yr ,gre.s is mrkieg
is
sinking the new trial shafts in St. Andrew and Realm*
shareholders for farther funds, and they have decided that a
dPirir:tetohiswiaLn me isTowo cat:Loaf thieheneorerse tuYanl:i with
k spirit,t ttik. •
mil of 17. per share be made.
The CliolaMAN reminded the proprietors that they were
ailed
lest L ogtientghcr
position that it was sudisteissaty for hem to detain them, and
TinhopurrsepouarntoLooftainrefouollrytioinowpatehreeidr
pant s
at En st
the question was whether they should go on or wind-up„
for although the board had the power of going o-, they
would not do so if the sharehelden appeared to be of a cliff►
rent opinion. At the seam time if be was to 'apron his views
bonestlhe Wald not advise them to wind up.
Mr. Corn (a director) reminded the trsprietors Oaten.%
with the call already made n emelderable amount above the
whole capital tad been pad in dividend,.
Atter a Longman ea discussion, during which an (*aka
lis mese et yen es wee aaealmseely eapreseed, the pro.
media. Senal. TM balsam being a matter of ems•
salads% se raskilsr was jested.
London, England, 1856-03-27

NAVAL AND MILITARY

We learn that the destination of tho Tartish Con-
tingent, as stated is our lest, hes famed one of the nbjests
discassed at the sitticps of the Coati recce ia Paris; and we
have head epos mood authority that, so a Oa u pease than
bays been proc aimed, the Austriaas will retire from the
Principalities' and their place be supplitd in tho ilrit in-
stant* by thsCuatinpent. This mu advice some of the
Indian oilcan now empl .yed to relisonlah the Company's
carries.—dawn News.

PORTSMOUTH, MAZCZ 26.
Tho flag of Rear-Admiral R. L. B4yoes, C. 8.,
Was at the mina, woad in commeed of the Battle fleet,
wee ',heisted to-day on toted the Retributios, 24, steam
frigate, Captain Fisher. The usual salutes were seaboard
between the Retribution and the oommander-ia-thiers flag-
ship, Vic•ory, on the occasion.
The Tartar, 21, steam frigate, Captain Dealop, and the
Desperate, 8, screw sbn, p, Commander White, sailed last
night for the westward to starch for the aistiog steam-
ship Piirifit.
The Victor Eineasnerl, 91, strew ship, was taken fate
deck to-day is be acted for sers:e., sad the Urgent. BUMm
troop ship, was taken oat. The Cesium, 6, peddle frigate,
Captain Clifford. pot up &thin' to-day to try her engines ;
sad the Fox, 42, snow store ship, was taken under the
shears and muted. 1

The BsMeek, No 89, steam transport, man foto harbour
k-lsy, ti discharge beamed stores from the Crimes.
The Victory, dig-ship, the Hen. Captain Drummond,
get op Ismer yaida and it pmaata to-day for IP, sunnier.
Ti. filet at Soithead ls.ve been eserciaied tally in send.
fag taiga 'utmost' and topgallant sad royal ards.
Oardwabl. and elk easy were displayed.by theirows
of most of the 'hips is doing so.
The Devastation, 6, Well* sloop, Commander Manhall,
notified by the Po.tosaree-Geotral to sail today for the
Cape of Good Hi pa with mail, will not be ready to do so
till te-m- reeve, having some detects to mike good.
The Bcoerge, 6, paddle sloop, is notifl.4 by the Post-
Inas er-Oaneral to leave Piymootn early sent mouth for the,
West Coast of Africa, with a mad.
London, England, 1856-03-27

THE BLOCKADE IN THE BALTIC.

The following appears in Le Aord:—
STETTIN, Uszcs 21.
Letters from DaMsie amnesia, the arrival in thaw roads of
the frigate Impirieme. This frigate left the &myelin, the
F.lcon, the Pylades, and the Ranier at Farosand, to order
to crui.e to on t,* Rumen port of Linn, upon the
couta of Courland, wia re it made brown the resump-
tion of the Llockede to the authorities; and imme-
diately, to give force to the menace, the Englieh
cruiser drove from the Russian pats some merchant va-
ses bound there under a neutral flag. These singular vex
aqua at a moment w►en a proclamation of peace is re-
garded as certain by the Ilaglish themselves, and the pre-
sence of the Inoterieuss in the Dentuic roads, have caused
great perturbation in Oa. commercial town. Oar ship-
owners, who have learnt to their own colt how little the
neutral flag is uspected in this war, are determined to un-
dertake no expedition while bondable continue.

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, WIDNESDAT.

The Genge hu arrived with accounts from Con.
stantinople to the 18th. The weather in the Black
Sea had been very boisterous. The French frigates
Montezuma and Christophe Colomb had returned to
Constantinople. Omer Puha had paid a visit to the
Caimacan. The Polish General Zamoiski had arrived
at Constantinople. The Porte had made application
to the French government for 10,000 carbines and as
many sabres.

The Porte wu averse to the introduction into the
general to sty of peace of the reforms contained in
the late Ham-Scharff.

The English fleet is shortly expected at Malta.
Accounts f►om the Crimea to the 13th state that the
weather continued stormy. The health of the French
troops had considrrably improved. 'rho cold is se.
vele at Kertch j the canal of Yenikale is frozen over.
Geseral de Lamarmors has left Constantinople for
the Crimea.

Mr. Murray, the English anibusador in Persia, is
still at Tabriz.
London, England, 1856-03-27

FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR.

A Paris letter, in the buit,preclance of Brussels,
up:—" You will mum& r a fact which was some time
ago mach spoken of, that some colonists belonging to a

in th. Wand of ModogUear worm

massacred by the One, whilst others were carried off in
I slavery by the Queen, who had c rmmanded the expedition.
Some 'unwise has been felt that the Monitor should have
been silent on a subj. ct of so serious a character. A report
is new current here that the Emperor will not allow the
insult topes ever unpunished, and that an eapedition is to
be fitted out fur the island after the pow. A French
colony will be established at Madagascar, which is likely
to ►eceme a wonderful market for French industry. It is
one of the largest Wands in the world, and has a population
of nearly two millions. It is said that no difficulties on the
put of Eagland will be made to this expedition.'•