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The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-24

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Other Severities
Notes SAL ella
Gold sad We
Coln.

1.1111,50.11N1
ILUISHALL. Mid Cesialer.

THURSDAY En:MG.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 933 to I, bath
for money and the 6th Nov., opened this morning
at the same quotation, and closed at 94, "buyers.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 93i, ;
ditto for account, 93i ; Three per Ceuta. Reduced,
92, A ; New Three per Centa., 92, I ; Bank
Stock, 238 ; India Stock 227, 229 ; ditto Five
per Cent. Stock, 1092, ; ditto Bonds, 325.,
prem. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee
paper, 10b3 ; ditto Five-and-a-Ralf per Cent., 112 i.
Foreign stocks were firm. The principal demand
was for Anglo-Turkish Bonds of 18b8 and 1862,
which have risen per cent. The Cossolides,
meeting with little demand, were dull, and im-
proved only Spanish Three per Cents. and
Minnie and New Granada Bonds were inquired for.
Italian rose if per cent., owing to the favourable
course of the Paris Bourse. Other foreign securi-
ties have experienced scarcely any change.
The progress of the works of the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway up to the bth instant is
embodied in the annexed memorandum :

The telegraph is complele to Akron. The branch to
Titusville from Corry in miles) is completed. The branch
to Franklin from nearMeadville is nearly ready for the rails_
The main line from Corry makes rapid progress. The rails
are 13 miles from Meadville, also four miles east and west
from Ravenna. Rarcipts is September (60 miles) from
Salamanca to Corry. 30,039 dollars.

The amount of business in bank shares was again
large, though not so extensive as yesterday. The
tendency of prices in the majority of instances was
still upwards. Agra Bank, Bank of London, Lon-
don Joint Stock Bank, Union Bank of London,
London Chartered Bank of Australia, and Provin-
cial Bank of Ireland, were all better. Bank of
Hindostan, Imperial Bank, and Metropolitan and
Provincial Bank, on the other band, were rather
fiat. hi miscellaneous shares the only change was
an improvement in Van Diemen's Land.
. - .

Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 7 to 7k
prem. ;Thames and Mersey, 2 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ;
Universal, 1* to li dis. • North British and Mercan-
tile, 161 to f ; Commercial Union, 1-16 dia. to 1-16
I prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, dis. to
par ; Bank of Queensland, * to dis. -
London and Colonial Bank, ltto if prem.; tandad
Bank of British South Africa, 21 to 1 prem. ;
Buenos Ayres Great Southern Railway, 1 dia. to
par ; Metropolitan Cab, 1 to f prem.; and Canadian
Oil,; to 1 prem.
London, England, 1862-10-24

Just published, price la, post free 14 stamps, or in a sealed
envelope 20 atomise, a Medical Work on
NIARRIAGE ; treating ou Man, Mind, and
11 Matter, showing how nervous debility and premature de-
cline is produced by disregard of Nature's laws. Contents
General and acquired debility, from early inexperience diseases
and disarrangement of the muscular system ; nervous and phy-
sical irritability total or partial prestration. /Sake this in-
valuable work your guide and adviser for self-cure.—Address,
Messrs. PERRY and Co., Surgeons, 1 llemers-street, Oxford.
street, London, W.C. Consultatious daily, 11 till 2, and from 5
tAll L Sunday, by appointment.
London, England, 1862-10-24

CRYSTAL PALACE.-BLONDIN'S
FABIWKLL /1111YORMANCH.—TO-MOKROW (Saturday)
at Halt-put Three o'clock. On this occasion M. Eitondin, for the
last time, will give his marvellous performance on the WW
SOPS, wth and without the lialanocpole, introducing amongst
others the following teats
Basket and Chair Dance.
Wooden Shoe Dance.
Stilt Performance.
0 rand Si °lotions with Ba•

Grand Evolutions without
Balance Pole.
Flag Dance.
Tours de Chapeau.
Grand Violin Feat. turning
back somersaults whilst
playing a favourite air.
Finale : Wonderful Drum
Feat. somersaulting whilst
playing the Drum Polka,
accompanied by the or-
chestra.
)vtded clom to the rope

—lance Pole.
Thrilling Chair Feat—sitting,
standing, and dancing upon
the chair, whilst resting
upon the rope.
Backward Somersaults, foot
to foot over burning can-
dles.
Note.—Reserved seats are ;
Crown each.
London, England, 1862-10-24

No. 5,056.]

NOTICE to PASSENGERS for CALCUTTA.
The tine tesk•built ship HOUG4MTMONT. A 1 for 13 years,
JOHN FLAMANK, Commander, is now loading in the Bast
India Duck., will sail from Oraserend on the 11th November.
Has beautiful cabin accommodation, and will cam en OW'
rlenced surgeon.—Apply to OILLATLY, HA N KEY • and SE W ELL,
17. Lesdenhalletnet, LC.
London, England, 1862-10-24

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
Fleet-street, London.
invested assets. 45,000,000. Annual income, 4495,000.
Proflts divided ever• fifth year.
You' Mirth, of the pronto allotted to the assured.
The lionnees ►dded to policies at the five divisions of profit
which have hitherto been made amount to 43,500,000.
Policies on the participating scale of premiums effected on or
before the Slut of December of the present year, will share in
the next division of profits, which will be made up to the 31st of
December, lent.
Yor prospectuses and forms for effecting assurances, apply to
the Actuary, at the Society's office, Fleet-street, London.
WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNEd, Actuary.
Oct,ber, MOE
London, England, 1862-10-24

THE A MEASMENT OF THE REFRESHMENT DEPARTMENT or THE

GREAT EXHIBITION.

In the cases of Constant Veillard and Martin Guaira
sgaind the churchwardens and overseers of tit. Mary Ab-
bate, Kensington, and Francis Edward Morrishagainst the
same, there were no leas than nine appeals against the as-
'mamma of the refreshment department of the Interna-
tional Exhibition to the pooh rate, the lighting rate, ge-
neral rate, and sewers rate,
Mr. Tindal Atkicson, with whom was Mr. Poland for the
appellants, on account of the importance of the case,
applied to the court to name a day for taking these appeals.
The learned Assistant Judge said the magistrates would
hold a special sitting on the 12th of November next for
hearing these cases and the other opposed cases.
serrsii.to•inar ♦ CONVICTION FOR INDECENT EXPOSURE IN

EN,iNGTON-GARDENS-HIPPOLITL REYNARD ACAINS{T •
CONVICTION OP 1111. TTRWIIITT.

The appellant had been convicted at Marlborough-street
police.office, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment
as a rogue and vagabond for indecently assaulting and ex-
posing his person to two young girls, named Eliza Dean
sad Annie Bland, in Kensington-gardens, on the lith of June
last.

Mr. Poland supported the conviction ; Mr. Taylor was for
the appell►nt.
The conviction was confirmed. and the defendant at once
taken into custody, and committed to the House of Cor-
rective.
London, England, 1862-10-24

PRUSSIA.

The King of Prussia continues to receive depu-
tations and to complain to them of the comments
of the seditious press, of the invasion of democracy,
and of the ingratitude which his beet intentions
encounter. In the last address which has been
published his Majesty persists in representing the
re-organisation of the army as the real point of
the conflict. His Majesty determinedly closes his
eyes to the constitutional question. The depu-
ties, on the other hand, receive ovations and ad-
dresses, not only from their constituents, but from
all parts of Germany.

(IXOTZeII TILLZGRIII3.)

BERLIN, Om 24.

The semi-official Allgemeine Preussische (Stern)
Zeitung of to-day publishes a leading article on the
last session of the Chambers, which concludes as
follows :—" All the proposals of the govern-
ment, aiming at a conciliatory solution of
the question of the military budget, hay.
ing been rejected by the Chamber of De-
puties, the government has been placed in
a new position. The country may be con-
vinced by its former conduct and by its present
disposition to effect a constitutional solution of the
question that the government will take care to
narrow the conflict within the smallest possible
grounds, that is to say to the maintenance of the
unavoidable military expenditure of 1862, and
which will be defrayed under the constitutional
responsibility of the ministers.
" But very shortly the means prescribed by public
duty and conscience will be employed in order,
at the beginning of the next session, to bring about
a definitive constitutional solution of the question
at issue, to restore to the country entire peace in
the interior, and to ensure the undisturbed develop-
ment of our constitutional institutions.

" May the people fully trust in the constitution
and in the faithful intentions and endeavours of the
government. May they not be misled by party
agitation, but aid the government in zestoring and
cementing peace."
London, England, 1862-10-24

PARIS PERMANENT EXHIBITION.-NEW
THEATAKS.—THN BUILDER of THIS DAY, price 44.,
by post bd., contains :—Fine Views of Parts of Paris Permanent
Erinbition—Capo di Monte Porcelain—On Painted Glasa—Raii-
uay and Water Carriage—New Theatres in Paria—Presersation
of Stone—Reformatories and Prisons—The Gothic Works of the
Day—Quantities and Competition In Glasgow—New Grammar
Schools—The Orford Workhouse Question—Payment and Treat-
ment of Architects' Amistants—Salviati's Architectural linurnals
—Church-building Ness—Provioci.il News—Competitions, ikr..-
oMce, 1, York-street, Covent-garden : and all booksellers.
London, England, 1862-10-24

Thb day. Third Edition, octavo, 10e. dd.,HISTORICAL LECTURES on the LIFE of
OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. Being the Ilubean Lecture.
tor the Year DOR By C ELLICerfT, peon of Exeter, and
Professor of Divinity, King's Coilsg London.
Leaden: Parker, Sun, and bows, West Strand.
London, England, 1862-10-24

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Tao n'Otocx.
The mining market is rather inactive to-day.
East Caradou shares are quoted 46 to ; Marke
Valley, 91 to 10 ; Stray Park, 40 to 41 ; New Beton,
150 to 160 ; and Wheal Beton' 165 to
170. Wheal Union are flat at 51 to 61 ;
and Wheal Ludcott, at 11 to 1. Cambrian
Gold shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex-
change at 1 and 1 pram. ; East Clogau at 1 and
prem. ' • East Bassett at 671 ; East Carn Brea at
131 ; Marks Valley at 9/ ; Wheal Buller at 471 ;
and Wheal Ludcott at 114 and 110.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are without
change. Scottish Australian Mining have changed
hands at 0 prem. ; United Mexican, at ; and
Yudanamutana, at and prem.
At the Bryntail Mine meeting yeeterday, the ac-
counts, made up to the end of September, showed
a balance of liabilities over assets of 2811. A call
of 4a per share was made.
At Ningston Downs two-monthly general meet-
ing yesterday the accounts showed a cash balance in
favour of the mine of 178/. 158. 4d., while the esti-
mated account showed a balance against the mine of
3901. 17a. A call of ls. 6d. per share was made.

From Long Raike Mine (Oct 22), Captain F. Evans
writs:—"The 70 east and west is laying open sloping ground
worth I toe per fathom on an average. These levels are
now suMdestly extruded to enable m to sink tripplot,
which we have already commenced to do. The preesed
value of the 70 east is 1 ton per fathom ; 70 west, I Pm per
fathom. The 60 east is opening stoping_ ground far lead
ore, and the 60 west is an improving Wm 'llse Aspen
throughout the mine produce the unalgmatilies, and oar
next sampling will be at least 25 tens. We have ructimed
as engine, which will be erected for drawing and crueling."
London, England, 1862-10-24

CITY on Losnon SCHOOL. The following
honours have bees gained by pupils of this school mince the
close of the last tawny on the 25th of July :—lly Mr. J. G.
Chancellor, Grocers' Exhibitioner, the first B.A. Scholarship
of the University of London, classical ; by Mr. Edmund
Ledger, Carpenter and Liooel Rothschild Scholar, the first
B. A. Scholarship of the University of London, mathematical ;
by Mr. C. M. Nelson, Grocers Exhibitioner, the open CIAO-
, steel Scholarship at Queens' College, Cambridge ; by Mr. C.
T. Queetel, the first of four open Taylor Mathematical
Scholarships at Sidney Some: College, Cambridge ; by Mr.
Edward Powell, Carpenter and David Salon:loos Scholar,
the open Mathematical Demyship at Magdalen College,
Oxford ; by Mr. J. G. Clarke, David Salomon 's Foundation
Scholar, the open Natural Science Exhibition at Magdalen
College, Oxford ; also by Mr. J. 0. Clarke, the Queen's
Gold Medal in Expremental Physics at the examination in
the department of Science end Art, South Kensington ; by
Mr. C. J. Lambert, the Queen's Silver Medal in the same
subjects ; by Mr. E. P. Scrymgour, the Queen's Gold Medal
in Mechanical Pbysia, and a Royal Exhibition of 501. per
annum fur three years. Mr. W. S. Aldis, Scholar of Trinity
College, Cambridge, Senior Wrangler and First Smiths
Prizeman 1861, late Benufoy Scholar of the City of London
School, has been appointed examiner of the Queen's Colleges,
Ireland ; the Rev. E. A. Abbott, Fellow of St. John's Col-
lege, Cambridge, Senior Classic cud First Chancellor'. Me-
dallist, 1861, late Carpenter and Drivid Salon.ons Sebolar,
has been unanimously elected to the Composition Master-
ship at King Edward's Grammar School, Birmingham.
A FAMILY NEARLY FOISuNED BY C111L411..
Some consternation was caused in a family at Byker, an
evening or two ago, by the sudden and simultaneous illness
of the lady of the house and four of her daughters. It
appears that the persons affected had that night at supper
rates a portion of American cheese which Lind been pur-
chased at Newcastle, and that soon afterwards, they were
seized with cramp, vomiting, and iliarrho.s. A gentleman
residing at Newcastle, who was • fnend of the family, had
been prying them a visit, and on his road home lie became
subject to similarly alarming symptoms. After reaching
home be remained unconscious for several hours ; but, hap-
pily, all the parties, though effected in en alarming manner,
recovered. The cheese was of • pale mid rather crumbling
appearance and the persons upon whom it had had so
serious effeets had not eaten more than one ounce or two
ounces each.-1/noccoitte Chronicle.

More rain fell in Western Australia in July and
August last thee within the pains period for the last 30
Team The damage it did to bridges, kc., was estimated
at 20,000!.
London, England, 1862-10-24

106, Strand. opposite Exeter-hall

AUTUMN and WINTER CLOTHING,
E. WV:ES and SON beg to announce that their prepara-
tions for Autumn and Winter have been made on so vast a scale,
mid with such rare, that they are able to meet the tlelllallth of
all dame., In a nonner that cannot fan to secure them a con-
linuation of public sui port. There are so niany articles in which
May are Dalin.. ledged to excel that it Is 111121eCeftalry for than
to do node than refer to their general trades, viz
Ready-made and B d Bespoke inors, Habit Makers, Woollen lim-
per', Matters, Modern Boot and Shoe Makers, and General Out-
fitters.

London Houses:
City Estaldishasent,
186, 165, 158,157, Minories 83. St, 85. 86, 87, 88, 89, Aldgsta.
Oaf ordutreet Branch,
608, 607, 60R, New ihforil.street ; 1. 2,3, Hart-street.
Tottenhem-court-road Branch,
137, 138, Tottenham-court-road; 283, Euston-road.
l'ountry Establislunenta :
Sheßleld and Bradford, Yorkshire.
All articles are marked in plain figurer, the lowest pos,lLle
pliers, from a Inch In. 4t144,t4. Went ran he made.
Any article not approved 44 ss ill be exchanged, or the money
returned. Fashion caul and lists of prices, with rules for self -
luessurernent, and patterns, post free.
E. HOBBS a nt sON'S establishments are closed every Friday
at sunset till saturday at sunset, when business is resumed until
11 o'clock.

MY day, Vols.Vl., /Ivo, 285., of the
HISTORY of ENGLAND, containing the
FROMM Beiges of ?Alward VI. sad Mary. By iJanArmin'

The Second Edition, revised, of Volumes I. to IV.. containing
the Reign of Henry VIII. fa lea
London: Patter, Bon, aad Bourn, Wed Strand.
London, England, 1862-10-24

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Owoi.

The railway market is flat to-day, and several
of the leading stocks have declined. Midland has
receded @ per cent., Lancashire and Yorkshire and
South Eastern 1, Great Western I, and Great
Eastern 1. London and North Western Caledonian,
Great Northern, and London and South Western are
steady. London and North Western stock is now
quoted 921 to 1 ; Great Western, 661 to ;
Midland, 1271 to 128 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
101 to 108 ; Caledonian, 1111 to 1 ; South
Eastern, 841 to 86 ; Great Eastern, 44 to ;
Great Northern, 123 to 124 ; and London and
South Western, 991 to 100.
Lombanlo-Veuetian Railway shares are quoted
4 11-16 to 13-16 prem. Great Western of Canada
and Sambre and Meuse are flatter, while San
Paulo have improved.
London, England, 1862-10-24

IMPORTANT to NURARRYME—N.
Ma J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
Mtat his Great Room, Sti, King-stmt. Covent-garden. TO-
acitv. Oa . la, at half-past 1.2 precisely. a choice collection
of HARDY PLANTS. coexisting of common laurels, green and
variegated twines, ancubes, tree box, berberis aqulfolla, common
yews, Irish yews, arbor site in sorts, cotoneasters, manettu, rows
stocks. fie —On clew the morning of sale, and catalogues had.
London, England, 1862-10-24

Octavo, Woe lea The north Volume, completing the Work, of
THE SPANISH CONQUEST in AMERICA,
1. and Be *elation to the 1114ory of Slavery, and to the
Government of Colonies. By Altman Knrs. Vol.. 1. end 11.,
SM. Vol. 111., Inn
London : Fortran Son, and Bourn, West Strand.
London, England, 1862-10-24

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Orr. 23.
CORPUS CHBlari Couroz.—An open scholarship
(clwaical) on Sir Nicholas Bacon's foundation has been
adjudged to Henry Ernest Fanshawe. Mr. Fanshavre was
educated at Renton School. Two sizarships at this col-
lege have been awarded to James Watts Wilkinson and
David Nicholas Um:4n.
London, England, 1862-03-08

AUSTRIA.

Advloes from Vienna state that the departure
of the Emperor of Austria for Venice is to take
place next week. The troops will by that time
have taken their new cantonments in Venetia, and
it is probable that his Majesty will pass them in
review once more, and not return to Vienna until
towards the end of the month.
London, England, 1862-03-08

reaaufacturen to establish an obsolete claim to trade
marks which they dared not openly avow. They had at
present two remedies—one by an action at common law, and
the other by an injunction from the Court of Chancery—
but they had never yet resorted to them for the assertion of
their rights.
The committee as proposed by Xt. Roebuck was then
agreed to.
MILITARY EDUCATION.

On the motion of Mr. Brum a return was ordered of
the correspondence between the Secretary of State for War

and the IL-five:attire of Oxford, CamlUidge, and Dublin,
relating to military education..

POOR RELIEF.

Mr. Vrunsius nominated the following select committee
on Poor Relief :—Mr. Sotheron Estcourt, Mr. Baxley, Mr.
Ayrtoo, Lord Fermoy, Mr. Walpole, Mr. &arena, Lord
Robert Cecil, Sir William Jolliffe, Sir John Acton, Mr.
Lowe, Lord Edward Howard, Mr. Caird, Mr. John Tolle-
roskhe, Mr. Kekewicb, Mr. Villiers, Colonel Pennant, Mr.
Monckton Milnes, Mr. Locke, Sir George Bowyer, Mr.
Alderman Sidney, and Mr. LyaLL—Agreed to.
The house adjourned at a quarter past 11.
London, England, 1862-03-08

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.FRIDAT, MAticu 7.
T6o L. CuaxcluLos took his sag uu thy wyuly.tek at
5 o'clock.

I'ETITIONS PRESENTED.
The l'Arl of DER Rl' presented a petition from a ?lure in
Worrestershire against the Revised Code. •
Tie thshop of WORCESTER also presented a petition to
Pr ',one effect.
THE REVISED CODE.
TI.. F! of DEltltli said that series bus noble friend the
Presnieta c Conseil is Ids place, be wished to mi. Lint
*.;•eut,as..4 shill be had gives private notice, with re!e,
ecru C. :!110 LlVAstiog of the second, third, end fourth
s: cycles in the third page of the re. .00 code, which
named esewideral4e difficulty, and which he hoped the eohlo
kid wesild . e able to replete satisfeetarilv. If be reed them
tiraldly ...ey were of a easy cs traonlosary Anteater. The tint
el than was 'hat in seb..l. when the sent payment of
the annual grads did t. L.II due until March, Ine. the
Thnegsrs would permitred to signify their wsh to" have ,
that raiment made under the revised rode. He •
eldc friend give no list of the el= ....dd.
which .les.red to he placed under that code, but if he bad
guy applications he fibs noble esrl) was sure they did not
swop few. .te,po..reT and more neglected didricts. The
fourth article said that so further grant was to be nisido
*meld the terms of the rewind code. Ile supposed
*het %het t• the claims of the pupil teachers during
the per.... 1 their apprenticeship. Then, the third article
..,;tee t.. new •ppreeticeshipi only iu the terms of the
revised colts. Nobody wuM complain of that.
let the article west on to say that the
. .

amuagen. during the remainder of the current
appynti,,shipe, would rewire the sums payablo to
'Sem, but that no other apprenticeships would be &sue-
t:one/ in those schools. Supposing be was told that,
a'.Quaii,h the pupil teachers had a claim which the Lover°.
r.e.it re 4,.i.5a for th, payment of their salarie. during
View apprenticeship, be Omuta bays no apprentice here-
after allowed in his school unless he took upon him that
bunks MLi 6 the government were bound to undertake
sloni;.l be bound not only to support the apprentices,
but he would be under a penalty to do ao. This provision
Deemed be so estniordioary, that he bad heard many
tendril, ti digiute it, and be leireil hie noble friend would
M able to .ay that the intention of the government had
,m niweederituod.

hrl t:R.INVILI.E said ►hat ever since Septerolvr, when
the sew niioute was passed, its opemtion had beau mum-
penciled, and it woukl sot come into operation until the :;rd
d April nest. Darin the whole of that tune everything
will go on as under the former code. aad after that time
everybody would be subject to the revised axle. lle did
sot apprehend the great hardship wbkh his n.,b10 friend
seemed to imagine would occur.
London, England, 1862-03-08

(acorns Inpasame.)
THE PRUSSIAN CRAM

BERLIN, MAsca 8.

The Minister of Commerce has iiddreeeed a
letter to the President of the Chamber of Deputies,
requesting him to adjourn the sittings for a few
days, because the ministry, being occupied with
important discussions, would be unable to attend
them.

The sittings of the Chamber have been therefore
adjourned until Tuesday next.

BERLIN, Mama 7.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies a
debate took place on the motion for the enlarge-
ment of the budget, by inserting a specific state-
ment of the principal items of revenue and expen-
diture, based upon the estimates of the different
departments. _ _ .

The Minister of Finance declared that it was a
question whether government would be practicable
after the adoption of such a motion ; whether the
responsibility of conducting public affairs could be
undertaken, and whether the proposition did not
encroach upon the executive.
The motion was, however, agreed to by 171 to 148.

CAMEL, lilacs 7.

Herr Goddans, present Minister for Foreign
Affairs, has been entrusted by the Elector with the
formation of a new ministry.

ITALY.

PROGRAMME OFTiIINEW MIND3TRY.
TURIN, 11Asca 7.
To-clay, in the Chamber of Deputies, the new
Cabinet occupied the ministerial benches.
The generally accredited report that Signor Car.
dove had resigned is incorrect, as he sat among his
colleagues in the Ministry.
Signor Ratarsi, in announcing to the Chamber
the foreign policy which would be followed
by the Government, said : " We shall depend upon
the alliance of France and England ;we shall secure
the friendship of other nations by the wisdom
of our conduct and by provoking no one,

either by deeds, speeches, or demonstrations. We
do not wish to compromise the peace of the world
on the Roman question. We shall follow the de-
liberations of parliament, and shall above all em-
ploy for the solution of that question moral and di-
plomatic means. We shall put into execution all
the laws and orders of the day voted by the Cham-
ber relative to the national armament. We shall
produce the budget for 1863, and realise a strict
economy in all the branches of the administration
except in the armament.
Signor Luna requested explanations on account
of the late ministerial crisis having taken place
without the exercise of parliamentary influence.
Baron Ricasoli replied that the former cabinet,
notwithetanding the favourable divisions it ob.
taMed, was not sure of the confidence of the
Chamber.
London, England, 1862-03-08

MARS MM.-07M DAY J

Tire VOLocar.

The railway market to-day is firm, with a con-
tinued tendency to ramprovement. Business has
been more active than is usual on a Saturday.
There is a rise of Ito per cent. in several
of the principal stocks, including Great West-
ern London and North Western, Caledonian,
and South Eastern. London and North Western
stock is now quoted to } • Great Western,
731 to 1 ; Midland to ; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 107} to 1 L• Caledonian, 109 to
South Eastern, 861 to } ; Great Northern, 117 to
118 ; and Eastern Counties, 574 to 68.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are quoted
11 to 1} prem. Canadian remain firm. Grand
Trunk Mist Preterenee Bonds have advanced.
Belgian and Brazilian Railway shares are steady.
London, England, 1862-03-08

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

HOMN CIRCITIT.—RICRTFORD, MARCH 7.
(Beier, Lad Chief Justice Erie ecd a Special Jury.)

Kamer e. rum, COLLINS, AND ChM& -
This was an action brought by Yr. George Milton, a
farmer, against the defendants, who wire MU Wino of •
farm occupied by hint, and persons Whcrhad hired the right
of shooting over the farm be osniagied, to remover damages
for injury done to his crops by their turning down an
enormous quantity of rabbits upon It.
The defendants pleaded that Marry had the right of shoot-
ing over the farm in question, eel to stock it with game,
and that they had committed no trespass or excess in either
of these respects.
asTistut ghee, Mr. Woollett, and Mr. Murphy were
for the plaintiff ; Mr. Haw-Id Q.C., Mr. Biron,
counsel
1. Stubby appeared for the defants.
This cause wu commenced on Thursday, and had not
concluded today when the court nee.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.

(Before the Recorder.)
William Sammons, agod 38, described u a coachman, was
indicted for attempting to smart Sot from hie former
master, Captain John Crawahay Bailey, R.N., by means of
threatening letters.
Mr. lilerjeant Ballantine, specially retained, with whom
was Mr. Ribton, appeared on the part et the prosecution ;
and Mr. Sleigh defended the prisoner.
The ninon stances of the awe were fully reported in our
Impression of Monday lest
The prisoner having pleaded (silty to the charge of utter-
ing a false and defamatory libel against the prosecutor, Mr.
Serjeant Ballantine ui u he had admitted his guilt,
therefore he should offer no further evidence on the more
serious part of the charge.
Mr. Sleigh, for the prisoner, urged, in extenuation, the
distressed state of the prisoner and his wife at the time of
eroding the letters.
The Bewilder addressed the prisoner, and told him he
ought ever to feel grateful for the leniency shown towards
him by the prosecutor. He thee aenteneed him to twelve
mouths' impnsonment in the House of Correction.

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London, England, 1862-03-08

INDIA.

By the Bombay mail we have advice(' from Bom-
bay to the 12th February, and from Calcutta, by
telegraph to Bombay, to the 7th. The following is
from the overland luminary of the Bombay
Gazette:

The English mall of the 18th January arrived in Bombay
on the 9th Petinery. Since the departure of our last
Bombay mall, we have also received the English mail► of
the 26th December. the 3rd and 10th of January.

The public mourning for his Royal Highness the late
Prince Comport was, by government notifinatios, closed on
the 10th February, when sixty minute puss were Arad from
the fort, and the Gag, which had been bolded ludfcnast
high, wee dropped. The various communities in this Pre-
sidency have given public expression to their regret for the
death of the Prince Consort, and their sympathy with the
royal family, and have offered public prayers for her gracious
Majesty the Queen.
The news of the pacific settlement of the American " dif-
ficulty " has given very great but perhaps not altogether
disintorested safa— on in India. There is peat excite-
ment in our cotton market
His excellency Sir George Clerk is suffering in health,
' and his return to ad may take place sooner than has
bees *Veda& Public opinion Weer. Sir William
as the best wancessor to Wu George Clark in the
government of this presidausy.
Thu !Manias in the Jratiak Ms, joined by thee
peopl in the Tippersh Rills, and a number ef the late on.
East India Company's mutineers, have rises with the
avowed intention of taking Sylliet. Farces have been
dispatched to put them down. An °Moir of the rack of
bngadier will probably be sent to assume the command of
all the troops In Amain sad the contiguous dishier's.
The Hoe. Mr. Ling has been suffering from indisposition,
and boa left Calcutta on a journey up.oosstry.
London, England, 1862-03-08

TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO.

OONISTANTLNOPLF., Kum 7.
The negotiations for the conclusion of the loan
are progressing satisfactorily.
The last assembly of the insurgent chiefs at Cat-
tigne having evidently proved the participation of
the Montenegrins in the disturbances in the Her-
zegovina, the Porte has 'informed the powers that
it is compelled to renounce its system of modera-
tion towards the Montenegrins.
Omer Pacha is master of all the important posi-
tions.

Cabonli Effendi and Mehemet Pacha have pro-
ceeded to Syria.

GENERAL MIRAMON.
CADIZ, RAE% 7.
Miran= has arrived hare and will proceed to
Madrid.
ARRIVAL OF THE MASSILIA.

9OUTHAIIPTON, Miacn 8.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Messina, lately employed in conveying mails and
passengers between Marseilles and Malta, arrived
in the river last night.
The Maasilia left Gibraltar at 3 p.m. on the
afternoon of the Ist inst. Throughout her passage
she experienoed heavy gales from the S.W.
The British schooner Nancy, 21 days from
Swansea, arrived at Gibraltar on the 27th nit.
The British barque Arabian, from Odessa, bound
for Falmouth ; schooner Annie, from Trieste, for
same destination ; schooner Tamarac, from Catania,
bound to Glasgow ; brig Watchful, from Greece ;
and barque Dinorah, from Constantinople, bound
for Cork, severally sailed from Gibraltar on the
27th ult.

The Gibraltar Chronicle of the 28th February
says :—" In Malta popular demonstrations got up
by the supporters of the Bourbon and Papal cause
in Italy continued to occasion some inoonvenienco
to the public. Persons known to be in favour of
the liberal party in Italy have been insulted by the

rabble, and some of the local journals think that
too ranch latitude is allowed to the mob, and call
upon the local authorities to enforce the obeervanoe
of order."

Her Majesty's ship Marlborough had left Malta
on a cruise, and the Admiral's flag was transferred
to another liner in port, The Egyptian frigate
Sejah Bahri had been admitted into the govern-
ment dock to effect repairs. The ships of war in
port were :—Algiers, 86 ; Queen, 80 ; Medina, 6 ;
Firefly, 4 ; Surprise, 4 ; Boxer, 3 ; Growler, 3 ;
Supply, 2 ; and Hibernia receiving ship, bearing the
flag of Rear-Admiral Superintendent H. J. Cod-
rington, C.B.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, March 8 :
CACLUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

The Sultan, with the above mails, left Alexan-
dria for Marseilles at noon on the 7th inst.

The Pera, with the heavy portion of the mails,
sailed for Southampton on the 6th instant, at
sunset.

The Nemesis brought the mails to Suer, arriving
there on the sth instant.

SAFETY OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
LIVERPOOL, 11Awni 8.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer City of Baltimore, from New
York on the 16th ult., paned Holyhead at 10.15
a.m. this morning. It is supposed her machinery
is disabled. A tug has gone out to meet her.
London, England, 1862-03-08

THE ALLEGED GAIWYTE ROBBERY OF A

COMMERCIAL TEA V ILLE&-(TEIB DAP).

This morning an adjourned inquest was held by
Yr. John Humphreys, owe of the caresses for Middlesex, at
the Button Arms, Cartlivelas-etret4, ekldeite—Weet, to
secertaia the muse a/ the death of ilr. Richard harm, who
was wetted end robbed of a eamilsoeble amount al po-
Cy is Hare•walk, ea the 2nd of January last.
W=had bee twosrioeudy held.
Luaa, who saw the &messed moo after he was
knocked down, and the mac who was with the decomed up
to the time of the alleged canna, were examined at eon.
siderable length. From their eeees, it appeared that the
deceased bad been &table' with women, and that he told
them subsequently that he had bees robbed sad knocked
down by three men.
The lemony was spin adjourned.

METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS.
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The weekly meeting of the Metropolitan Board
of Works we. held yesterday ; Mr. Tawarnie In the chair.
The Orinoco' intimated to the board that an Moo*
was now gong ea before a committee of the Home of Cora.
INKINI as to who should have the control of the London
Fire Brigade. He had watched the evidence given before
that committee, and he thought it was • matter o[ such
porteeee that they ought to refer it to a committee.
The suggestion, after a short discussion, was agreed to.
The usual monthly report on the progress of the main
drainage works was read by the chief engineer, and was of a
satisfactory nature.
A report wee brought up from the committee
whole board, under the Sale of Gee Acts, stating th
law officers of the crown having given their opinion,
effect that this board have no jursedichoh within the
London, under the Metropolis Gas Act Ammdme
1861, it becomes that the limits of the _
sad eastern districts of metropolis under the Sale of
Gas Act, 1859, should be so arranged as to exclude the City,
submitting a plan showing the proposed limits, and recom-
mending that the order of the board of the 22nd November
last be varied accordingly.
The recommendation was agreed to.

WEATHER REPORT.-gaw DAY.)
London, England, 1862-09-06

bt Comm.

BB.IISSELS, THUBBDAY Ssar. 4.
The Queen, accompanied by the Royal family,
arrived at Antwerp on Tuwiday afternoon after a good
pump.

Her Majesty landed immediately in the strictest privacy
and proceeded at once in a special train to lecke% when
her Majesty remains on a ilea to the King of the Belgians,
with the Princesses Helena, Louise, and Beatrice, and the
Princess Hohenlohe.

The Prinoes Arthur and Leopold, with" the ladies wed gen-
tlemen of the suite, went on to Brussels, where they are
lodged at the Palace.
The Duke and Duchess of Brabant and the Comte de
Madras met her Majesty at Antwerp, and proceeded at
once on board the royal yacht s moon as she anchored.
The Queen landed in the barge of the Kim of the
Belgiaas.

In attendance on the Queen are the Marchioness of Ely,
Lady Augusta Bruce, Lieut.-General the Hon. C. Grey,
Lieut.• Colonel Du Plat, Major Elphinstone, and Dr.
dauber.

On Wednesday the Prince and Princess of Denmark,
accompanied by the young Prince (and Princesses, were re.,
calved in private by the Queen at Lacken.
Her Majesty intends to proosed on her journey to Rhein.
hadsbrunn by special train this afternoon.

The Prince of Wales arrived at Buckingham Palace from
Wisdaor Castle yesterday morning, and returned in the
afternoon.

The Right Hon. Sir .George Grey arrived in town on
Thursday evening, from his seat, Fallodon, Northumber-
land.

Despatches were bent from the Colonial-office yesterday
to the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and SL
London, England, 1862-09-06

ALCUTTA and MADRAS.—Monthly Steam
C Communication between Loudon and India on 15th of each
mouth. by ,•ne of the magnificent Beet of stamen belonging to
the Fast India and London Shipping Company (Limited . The
well-Wwwu clipper auxiliary steam ship JASON, X tias tons,
NA hone power, J. T. HURST, commenter, Dow hieting in the
uric, is ;London) Docks, will leave on 13th September, embark-
ing preen:en at, and leaving DRAYS:OIND on 16th September
Cu. CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of good How, and calling at
MADRAS to land and embark-passeogen oaty This resell uncent
ship, built expressly for the India Trade, has been thoroughly
refitted, has arrrate accommodation for presagers, and will
carry an experienced surgeon, also a stewardea The averse
µwage of the last four Bremen has been 74 days d hours to
Niaiirsx and the laat, the Hydsepes, made the voyage in 66 days,
being the shorteet passage on record. It is anticipated that the
:,ucceeding vessels will accomplish the voyage in an approximate
time. For freight or purge apply to DRINDLAT and Co., 66,
Parliament street, 8.7 F. : the Broken, ALFRED BRETT and
160, Leadenhalletreet, KC.: or at the OFFICKS of the 0011-
PANT, 9, Mincing-lane, London, KC., where also application for
appointments as midshipmen In this service should be made.
RICHARD DREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1862-09-06

DINNEFORDS PURE FLUID MA(NESIA
haa been. during twenty-tlye isms, emphatically sanc-
tioned by the medical profession, and universally accepted by
the public, a. the Inn remedy for acidity of the stomach,
heartburn, headache, gout, and indigestion, and u a mild ape-
rient for delicate constitution', more especially for ladies and
children. It is prepared, in a state of perfect purity and
uniform strength, only by DINNIVOILD and Co., 172, New
Boodstreet, London; and sold by all respectable chemists
throwcheut the world.
London, England, 1862-09-06

BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
MAIL STEAM-MIPS, appointed by the Adistralty to salt
between LIVERPOOL and k}W YORK, and between LEVU,-
POOL and ROSTON, with liberty to call at Halifax or other ports
to land and receive ousile, goods, and passengers, the Boston
ships calling at Halifax to land and receive passengers and
Mr Majesty's walk The follo or other vessels are ap-
vo ai :ila* -41. iiemrpnll4 •11. Osoir-trteceiv•

SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, Sept. 13.
EUROPA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Sept. 20.
• PERSIA. for NEW YORK, Saturdcy, Sept. 27.
' Taking passengen and goods for Nassau, to be transferred at
New York on board the R. M.S.S. British Qccen.
Bunge money, including steward's fee and provisions, but
without wines or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin,
: second cabin, El 6. To New York, chief cabin. g. 26 ;
second Labin, EIS. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, E. 3
croatin;ma 1.1;1
sLorlirdocenn-LJPrlrife—Apri to J. Bd. Yoned, 51,
riace deOlicl
Bourse, Paris : 0. and J. Burns, Ruchananetreet, olasgew ; D.
and C. Silver, Queenstown; or D. and C. ll'lver, 8, Watir-
Street, Liverpool.
London, England, 1862-09-06

SPRCTACLES, improved by HARRIS and
SON, will most certainly preserve the Mght. Better cannot
be made. Bteel, with crystals or pebbles, 15a.; steel, with
3e. to 10a. Gold and Silver Spaded,* and lye• Glasses
Hama.
I'
eat tariety. at equally low prices. Herrin's Prospect Glass,
lh ed. post free. TllOB. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the
Royal Family, °Nitrite the British Museum Gates, London.
Established 1780. Quitlon.—No travellers employed.
London, England, 1862-09-06

BNOTICE. BOND'S PERMANENT MARKING INK.-
To .old disappointment from the substitution of coun-
terfeits, be careful to ask for the Genuine Bond's Permanent
Marking Ink. and further to distinguish it, observe that NO
SIXPENNY SIZE is, or has at any time been prepared by him.
the inventor and proprietor. N.B.—The genuine and ORIGI-
NAL 1105 UR PERMANENT MARKING INK bears the address
on the label, 10, LONG-LANE, WERT SMITHFIELD, CITY.

ASTHMA, BHORTNESSof BREATH, BRON-
NKURALCIA, infallibly relieved end cured by
the amPICM CIOARKTFES (Pectoral Fumigators). The smoke,
being inspired. penetrates into the chest, calms the whole nem-
esis system, facilitates expectoration, and assists the functions of
the imp
117, ortant organs of respiration.—T. Fapic, Rue d'Amster-
theme
Chemist, lialmarket.Ma M. ea. box. Bold In London by

ANEVER FAILING REMEDY.
I. sccrrre BILIOUS and UV= PILLS, prepared with-
out any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will
be found Invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver corn-
plainte, indigestion, wind mums, giddhiese, dimities@ of the
eyes. de. For habitual costiveness. as a family aperient medicine,
and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent ; mud in
'heir and grateful to the stomach they Mate appetite,
digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system.—
rad by 22„/Amberts 20, Jermynatreet, and by most
la boxes, Is. led. and 2s. so
Be sure to k for Dr.
and Liver MM. The genuine are &square green package,
with "William Lambert," engraved on the stamp.
London, England, 1862-09-06

TO BRITISH COLOMBIA YOR A3l 10s.

LY STEAM COMMUNICATION to
NIVNEW YORE Direct.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK,
and PHILADELPHLt STRAM.BIIIP COMPANY Intend despatch.
leg their full.powered Clyde-built Ire. Screw Stearsakups, calling
it Queenstown to embark passengers and despatches. as follows :
WEEKLY FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW YORK.
ETNA, Wednesday, Sept. 10.
CITY OF BALTIMORE. WednesdaY, Sept. 17.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Sept. 24.
And every sacceedlng Wednesday.
Cabin passage, 15, 17, and 21 gnlnesa according to the axons.
medation. Forward passage, 8 guleese, Including all provisions
cooked. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British
Columbia, hooked through 011 very advantageous terms.—For
further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Watcratreet,
Liverpool; or to LIVES and MACEY, 81, King Will
City.

I TNDIMINISHED SUCCESS of LITTLE
COBELLL the wonderful and Incomparable gymnaste;
and enthusiastic reception of Miss Constance, the Star of the
West, who, together with Matteotti lowelblni, Madame Vale-
,qEthe celebrated sopntno, SAM COMM mid a host of
will appear EVERY EVENING. at the LONDON
ON. LOOL mid ISONNILULMUL Proprietors.

CRYSTAL PALACE. SPECIAL ARRANGE-
merit for the Week ending September 13.
Admission, ONE SHILLING EVS.I.II( DAY ikturday Inclusive).

Open daily from Nine till

Monday-Iktscent of Mr.CogereWs Mammoth Balloon.
Tuesday—The Great Annual Brno Band Contest.
Wednesday—Masai over the Fountains.
Thursday-Fell Mph* of all the Great Fountains.
Saturday—Blondtn on the low rope.
3reat Inhibition of Pictures, for the /sale of Original Works—
Victoria Craw Gallery, by Desangea—rhutographle ExhiblUon—
Fine Arts Court'.

Vlsitoisteliitibd on sale all kinds of manufactured articles In
great variety, of the choicest deacription, ularly In the
China, Glen, Stationery, French, Industzla, Furniture, and
Foreign Courts, and the Carriage Department.
Thera,* and Gardens to great beauty ; Thousand' of Flowers
in full bloom.
ilalf-tioines Season Tickets available till let May, led
London, England, 1862-09-06

E.—BRASS BAND
IDAY, Sept. 9, 1862.
61 for the competition :
Waltham Mills.
Sattunda-Ashfield.
Peterboro', Amateur.
Dodworth (near Barnaley).
Ist Sussex V.A.C., Brighton.
Bothwell Sanborn.
South Notts' Y.V.C. (Notting-
ham).
2014 West York V.8.C., Dews-' Wednesbury V.R.C.
bury. Wakefield V.R.C.
London Irish V.B.C. Dewsbury Borough.
3rd Durham V.R.C. (1Miltopo• ' NotOnghain Sax Tuba.
weannouth). eth Cheshire V.LC.
South Yorkshire Railway Caw West Hartlepool Operatic.
Pon,. M 19th Lancashire V.A.C.
20th Dnrhati \at Stanhope 14th KentWoolwich.
Batley (near Leeds). Todmorden Amateur.
29th Middlesex, H.M. 12th Middlemen V.R.C., Bernet.
Black Dyke Mil!, (near Halifax) 3nl Dorset V.A.C., Brldport.
Osaett Temperance. 11th Lancashire V.A.C., Liver.
Lincoln. pool.
Bromley near Leeds). Leyburn (near Bedard.
Civil Service V.B.C. (fist Mid. Melbourne (near Derby!.
diesel). Howletts, Norwich.
J. W. Dodsworth's, Bradford. Allendale (near Carlisle;.
Blandford (Dorset!. BirmLoghsan Tradesmen.
Sherwood Bangers (Newark). Monk Bretton Victoria.
15th Durham V.B.C. (Darling- Hall Green'W. Hampton).
tom. ! 51st Lancashire V.R.C.
Open at Nine. Contest at Eleven. Grand United Perform-
ance of all the Bands, assisted by the Buglers and Drummers of
her Majesty's Foot Onards, at Three o'clock.
One Shilling.
Note.—The combined effect of this array of bands arranged in
the Handel Orchestra,will be most astounding.

CRYSTAL PALM
CONTEST, TUB
The following Bands are enter
Deighton (near Huddersfield).
Delph Saxhorn (near Maisohew
ter,
30th htiddleaex, V.8.C.,
Chesterfield V.B.C.
W. L. Morriner% 'Cele:day.
2nd Hants V.8.C., Sonthadlii-
ton.
London, England, 1862-09-06

TOURISTS and TRAVELLERS, visitors to the
Seaside, and others exposed to the scorching rays of the
sun and heated particles of dust, will find ROWLANDS
Ka DoR a most refreshing preparation for the complexion,
dispelling the cloud of languor and relaxation, allaying all beat
and irritability, and immediately affording the pleasing sensation
attending restored elasticity and healthful state of the skin.
Freckles. tan spots, pimples, flushes, and discolorations are eradi-
cated by its application, and glee place to a healthy purity and
delicacy of complexion. Price fig. lid. sad tis. 6d. per bottle.
Sold by A. /LOWLAND and SONS, 20, Hatton garden, and by
chemists and perfumers. Ask for •• Rowlanibr Kalydnr,' and be-
ware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of
"Xalydor."
London, England, 1862-09-06

BOMBAY Direct (to follow the Edwin Fox),
with tiulck despatch, the splendid lastgaiLing clipper ship
SALAMANCA, A 1 13 years, 381 tons register, G. N. Lit' 6.A
Commander: loading In the East India Socha Hu excellent ao-
commodstion for passengers. SI ill carry an experienced surgeon.
—For freight or Waage apply' to SULKILY, HANICEY, and
SEP ELL, V. Inadeahallutreet,
London, England, 1862-09-06

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COMMERCIAL AHD MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(IT 1111171311 AND nun nAowana =mourn).
(now ons OWN CORRISPONDEST.
Cotton market very dull ; sales about 2,009 boles. MR
general opinion is that the stock is not mote than 30,009
bales of all sorts in sums of the estimate, and this error
arises from spinners returning from the country cotton is.
re-sale in this market,
London, England, 1862-09-06

THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN LONDON-WALL.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Payne, City coroner,
held an inquest at the ward school-room, London-well, upon
the body of Joseph Gilbert, a builder's labourer, who was
killed by the fall of a wall OD the site of a building now in
on the south side of London-wall.
progress
testimony was to the effect that the deceased had
died from suffocation, sod the jury, attar a patient investi•
gation, returned a verdict of " Accidental Death," the Co-
roner advising that the men on the work should be cautioned
not to remove any such boarding in future without express
instructions from the foreman.