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The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-17

ITALY.

BOLOGNA, MONDAY.
General Cialdini has occupied very strong posi-
tions at Torre di Jed, Orsino, and Castelfidardo.
The town of Todi has risen in insurrection, and
the Pontifical gendarmes have been driven away.
A provisional government a-as constituted, amid
shouts of "Long live Victor Emmanuel !"

BOLOGNA, Simmy.

From Perugia to Rome and the Neapolitan fron-
tier no Pontifical troops are to be found except the
gendarmes.
Sardinian troops occupy Orvieto.
Despatches received here state that the maritime
Roman province and the surrounding country
have risen in insurrection. Froeinone, the prin-
cipal town of the province, has also risen in insur-
rection against the Papal government.
Mgr. Merode has set out to endeavour to crush
the revolutionary inovet.ent.
ROME, SKr?. 11 (VIA MAIMILLE4).
The Papal government will this evening commu-
nicate to the assembly of the Cardinals the reply
which has been made to Count Minerva, as well as
a diplomatic circular to be addressed to the foreign
governments. The tri-ooloured flag bas been hoisted
at Tivoli, Genrano and Subiaco, but it is said
that the people did not support the intended de-
monstration. Numerous agents, however, are
spreading agitation in the country round Rome.
Mgr. Merode has returned from Frosinone.

lie;en agitators have been arrested. W
The alleged order of the day of General Lame-
riciere, ordering pillage in case of insurrection, has
been denied.
London, England, 1860-03-21

eU VAT 1U LNa~'

Th follartas hl. w T ;WI litni time and passed :-
LClimeteparatiest Water, sad the North Luadca
Bail
TlZirlowth Landau Railway (No. 3) Bill was read a wood
time.

MOATS AND ADMINISTRATION.
Mr. R. JAXIM wßied le 1/ZAW trams Ye Attorney.
llesicral Omaha, mean= and elber pairma inlerened is
ehlairsag smite at prebeill MA silmbhistiss amid at
tone
preen* Anna them R the re#Mry d Ow Coact
el Probe* law perusal IS they wwe able to .10
le the amend diarist ; Rd ft net, abet hapeth-
IBIM4 metal to their le grebe web pweaeal awl i-
mbue without the el prellenianalaeroneee.
Tlie AWORNIST-ORMIRAL bileeed that permute
weld In to the registry-else driwebele unbent profile-
aienal ame tance. bet at puma the assammodallin one
lioned He Had hew Revel by the Mee Consabionir ad
wart that the &het nimbi be reseeded; d ad, be (llie
MitUlfirf General) .well wake a special application

MORTALITY ON BOARD THE GREAT TASMANIA.
Co' local HERBERT wished to leers horn the Secretory al
Mete for lade. whether hit alleatios had bean dream to a
very gatafel waning d the state of the soldiers, or dis-
charged soldisra, oa hoard the land treamport the Great
Tammy Wei .mewl frees baba.
Mr. J. C. EWA= hoped the eight bon. gentleman would
sat, adonis the home atwitter the ship's stores had been
Vitabe the "awn or by the government.
. WOOD laid his attention had been called
le the subject by • Worm whisk reached Logien% late
an 8a day evening. His bon triad the Under boorstary
he Ida prat luauell immeedistely Into train and went
dews to Liverpool His ban. hind found that the Aden-
salty egentand the local authorities bad paid entry attendant°
the sehliers, aad that sat Mag seeseatry for their condors
VIM wanted A Sunday to ha triad elated the meth
nod food tho skew. a en* • alai se to Win hie to
ardor as anima verve,' NY las. JAM cited Me cif eer
la cornawad ef tie troops ail the sereaer. mad pv. direc-
tions that every facility shade be afforded for the moat
emarthiag inquiry. That ingiry Ina now going on ; and
it, he trusted he shanld not be wheal for further in-
.
London, England, 1860-03-21

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Fen. M.
Skirtings, %lbs., sr. 7a. to 6r. 4a. per piece • T
.olody 71*, 3r. 4a. to 3r. 12a per piece ; domestics, 10Ilis.
to Asia. dc. 12. to 7r. per piece Mule tmist much de-
Cr; Ws, hi. to Sia ; 20's, 7a. to 71 (*too, 1710 c.
*. ; Oarsman* 126 r. to 128 r. Wool,a.
110 r. no M.
huh Or. to Mr. Capper shastlsing, 71r. to 71r. i ; We,
114r.'ho Mr. Lamed, sogionled, sr. to sr. 4s. Exchnsid
ow tandem, 'IL lid. ; on China, 230 r. l=fi es—
Four chsaged. Meow* 11 par coat. Government s
Four pet Cans, 86 ; Pim par Cents., 7
99. Freights to
; Liverpool, 801. ditto to London, 76a. to s. Bd.; ditto to
China, 18r. to 20r.

By a striking coincidence all the priests of Italy—
say, all the priests of the Roman catholic world—gave, on
the very Sunday on which the voting took place, an unin-
tiehional teatiniony against separate kingdoms and divided
States ; for it was their duty to read from the Gospel of the
day—Bt. Luke, xi. 17—the words :—" But he, knowing
their thoughts, said unto them, Every kingdom divided
against itself is brought to desolation ; and a house divided
against a house falletlx"
_ _ _

The Gatetta di Brescia relates the following
ridiculous anecdote, one of the many which illustrate the
spirit of the Venetians and of their rulers :—" An amusing
spectacle occurred in Venice. Among the pigeons which
generally congreg►te is the Piazza St. Marco, one came with
• large tricolour cockade tied round its neck. Immediately
the grave occurrence was reported to the police, and sub-
, gilded to the judgment of Governor Bieesagen, who pro-
nounced capital sentence on the pigeon, and, as an extra-
ordinary mown, • reward first of 101 r., and afterwards,
for expedition's pike, of BWr. was offered for the arrest of
the deliuqueut It wee now two o'clock, the hour when
the pigeons are fed from • window in the piazza, and the
Nandi was not yet caught Then second soldiers were
entered to help the man who feeds the birds in this under-
taking; accordingly all deseriptioes of soldiers might be
seen busied in displaying on the window the most tempting
1110,11141 that could draw thither that audacious troubler of
the public peace. But he, with wicked obstinacy, let the
siirri take all this trouble, remaining perched on • neigh.
towing building. They were obliged to make a regular
doge sad take him by hunger, when he was pitilessly
executed."

A Belgian journal—the Gazette de Liege—com-
plains bitterly of having been prosecuted for stating that
the Ileum had Alen seven " feet," awn an expremion being
• contempt of the law which ohsormi ale.momiD•cion of
weights and measures. Instead of feet the journalist ought
to have said so many intros. Y. Prevost Paradol ventures
to observe, in the Dacits, that the Omens de Liebe will
scarealy incur say as swan peallinsat Una • foe of
; sad Y wade probe* hays wok UN who *at the
matter had IA bars •ware that b ham two alibi *to-
Medals in tbirit••• •fose yeerenseht sttlsY supprinioa!
. .
London, England, 1860-03-21

--„,----n,
hcavtis Roam
light was
this wl
. we caiaot
for it Us
what

did not can to keep a . would'
not keep itself ; and so a AL war
We do not mean to lay whop
BIZEILEY'S door, though but be
is indirectly responsible for maYetWailflsY
that he is not accountable for %. at other members
did, and that he simply discharged what
Ise considered • public duty. But, as •
matter of fact, if he had withdrawn his
motion other members would most probably
have done the same, and the adjourned debate
might have been resumed early in the evening, as
Lord PALMERSTON had suggested on Monday

night But for the motion on the Ballot, there-
fore, the Reform Bill might probably by this time
have been read a second time.

The debate itself was, as usual, very one-sided,
the argument being all with Mr. BIZIJILIBY and his
supporters. Indeed his opponents sanely attempted
an answer ; the only replies offered being of the old
feeble and outworn kind that have been so often
repeated within the walls of Parliament. Lord PAL-
-311/MITON, for example, seemed to im►gine that he 1,
had settled the question by simply reviving the old
distinction between the suffrage considered
as a " trust " and as a " right." The noble
lord thinks it is a " trust " involving a
public duty to be publicly discharged. But
this is no answer whatever. Whether it is a trust or
a right does not matter to the point at issue. In
either case the possession of the franchise involves'
a duty ; and the advocates of the Ballot simply
ask that all needful facilities should be given for
the discharge of this duty. At present it
is notorious that there are enormous diffi-
culties in the way of free and independent voting.
So serious are these difficulties, indeed, that a
large per centage of the electors throughout the
kingdom are practically disfranchised by the exist-
ing system of open voting. It is useless to talk
about the public discharge of this duty when large
masses of electors assert that without protec-
tion it is impossible for them to vote con-
scientiously at all. It is a practical question
which has been so far decided by those who ought
to know that • large proportion of the constitu-
encies have returned members pledged to support
the Ballot, as indispensable to their freedom of
election. Undoubtedly the Reform Bill will
largely increase the number of electors for whom
the Ballot is absolutely necessary. And notwith-
standing the result of last night's debate, we have
no doubt, therefore, of its speedy triumph.
London, England, 1860-03-21

THE EXCOMMUNICATION.

A Turin letter of March 18, in the Prase, says
that the Episcopal Court of Turin, and all the other
episcopal courts of the kingdom, have received the
text of the excommunication pronounced by Rome
on the occasion of the annexation of the Romagna ;
that the document was brought to the Minister of
Justice on Friday evening by the Grand Viosrof
Mgr. Franzoni (that prelate himself being absent
at Lyons), and that on Saturday the Council of
State declared the bull void, as not having received
I the royal ezequatur, and prohibited the publication
of it. It was affirmed that the majority of the
clergy would submit to the prohibition, and not
proceed to publish the excommunication. Not-
, withstanding the detailed nature of this communi-
cation, the Promo in • leadin' g column throws doubts
upon its authenticity, because it is in direct con-
tradiction with a statement in the bidipenciance of
yesterday, that the Pope had given up the idea of
the extreme measure of excommunication.
London, England, 1860-03-21

• KINES.-THIS DAY.
_

Two °Twit.
The mining market this morning is •rather quiet.
No transactions are officially recorded in the Stock
Exchange, although it is known that business
has taken place in that establishmeat in shares in
PendemnConsols, Wheal Unity, East Wheal Russell,
and Wilma Mary Ann. Priam are masthead.
In foreign and colonial mining share, Owe is no
change whatever, scarogy any bumble.' hawing been
done.
At • meeting of advent urV in West Par Con,* Mimi
held yesterday, the 'comma Oild • balance at IMF same
et 512/. 14a. Bd. A ?ery unfavorable report waw read. sod
• committee was appointed a decide upon further ope-
Valises.
At Marilyn Wise meeting, hebirretertlay, • call of 6d. per
share was made.

Cly*Al Pica ONI SmiLuwa DAY. --
TOMIIIDAT. MAIM 10.—Admiasiosa on payment, 9(2 ; dila
by mon *kola, 363; total riaiton, 1,255.
London, England, 1860-03-21

Tith "Y .2.14711117 A TIT
--"AINNG• MAltelE-114' -140 k-
- 1. • \ ./

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

NORWICH.
NORWICH, Tummy.
After negotiations extending over several day%
two candidates have at last been secured in the peruse ed
Mr. W. D. Lewis. QC. and Mr. W. Forks's, a wealthy
pntleman hoes Australia. These gentlemen arrived la
Norwich latis last evening, and at about 10 p.m. commenced
expounding their sentiment' to a very noisy and tumultuous
meeting.
A resolution, pledging the party to support Mr. For
and Mr. Lewis was adopted, on the motion of Sir S. B.
&Ad the meeting then broke nnpp in some confusion. A
'aidsight meeting" was held in one of the
The liberal@ are dispLling corresponding activity, and the
mass Mein which brought down the conservative asididatee
carried alto their opponents. The contest will be an ex.
citing one.

Extra.—Mr. Alfred Seymour, the candidate
for this city in the room of Mr. Divot*, has just issued his
addreis, in which he expresses himselftruly attached to
those liberal opinions which so triumphantly carried the
lleform Act of 1832, and more lately canted the free trade
measures. Though finely attached to the established
church, he is roost anxious to ace church rates abolished.
He would desire to see a measure introduced to put a stop
to each scandals as those which have occurred at St.
Osiorgeh•in•the-Bast. With regard to reform, he expresses
approval at Lord John Russell's bill, but would desire a
clause by which titiadt&rtion of the industrial population
who live only la should likewise have the benefit
of the tranchisa reference to the ballot, he should
hays wished to see the working of the new Reform Bill
and the Canape practises Bill before deciding, but he has
come to the determination to support that measure at once.
Raw 801111417.-Bir Henry Ainslie Hoare,
Bart, of Stourheed House, will, it is said, contest the
Ranters Division of Somenetshire in the Liberal interest at
the next general election.
Tog lalse Sincrunnt.—The writ for the Ros-
common election has been received by the High Sheriff, and
the day named lay him for the nmlnatiou of candidates
Monday. the 26th of March, in the courthouse of Rcecum.
mon. Captain Doff, secompenied by the Hos. R. B. Bing
and Ahern, osavissed the eimeters of Doyle an Tuesday hob,
when, we are soured Wye the ilimesemiliell Journa(), the
liberals to a sae refired te support him. Mr. Thum
WDermot and Mr. J. D. Wilirmat, on behalf of the
Moser Don, consumed the people at Boyle oa Monday
wend weno eurywhme received with mithaawa, and
cordial amid Cinema premier of !appal& In every past
of the county, we have name to belts,,, the census for
the Don hes been ecteially mosemesfaL He arrived in Dublin
on Sunday from ROlll% and has proceeded to Roscommon.
In Clare, Capftia Chide, Whit*, a nest relation of tJpe
unseated aisseber, will oppose Mr. Calculi. A sharp ca-
test is expected.
•
London, England, 1860-03-21

SAVOY AND NICE.

PARIS, TanDAY.
The treaty relative to the cession of Savoy and
Nice was signed at Turin before M. Thouvesel
addressed his circular note of the 14th to the
foreign Powers who signed the final act of Vienna.
The object of this note is to disengage from the
question of the cession of Savoy (spontaneously
agreed to by the King of Sardinia) not only the
question of the guaranteed neutrality of Switzer-
laud but also the principle of natural boundaries.
'thouvenel explains the reasons which reduce
the cession to a simple rectification of frontiers.
He expresses, therefore, in the name of the French
government, a hope that the Powers who signed
the final act of Vienna will appreciate the conai-
derations set forth in his note with the Name
friendly feelings with which the communication of
the new territorial arrangements concerted between
France and Sardinia has been made to them.

RIS, NAICH 20.
The Paris papers publish thePA following, dated
Antibes, 20th :—" The Nice Contingent of the
Italian army of reserve has left by steamer for
Genoa, in spite of the ceesion of Nies to France.
The soldiers were shouting ' Vive la France !'
' Vive l'Empereur !' The population anxiously
and impatiently awaits the annexation."

TURIN, MANCE 20.
The government has received a deputation from
Nice.

TURIN, Ileum 20.
The report that the French troops had already
entered Savoy is completely false.

TUSCANY.

FLORENCE, TUESDAY Evens°.
A message of the government to the Assembly
explains the political situation of the country, the
past dangers, and the motives for the popular vote ;
gives a historical outline of the acts of the govern-
ment, and concludes by saying :—"The government
has to convey the public vote to the King, and the
Assembly to dealers its work accomplished."
This meows wee received with applause.
The Print proposed the dissolution of the
Assembly, and a vote of thanks to the government
for having supported Italian unity.
Signori Montanelli and Manqtuni spoke against
the proposal of the President. The former accepts
the result of the universal suffrage, but said that the
Assembly must already be looked upon as dead. The
latter refused to vote the thanks of the Assembly to
the government, who, he said, had not done all it
could have done to accomplish the union. Signor
Panatoni energetically defended the government,
and the Assembly, almost unanimously, cud amid
shouts of " Viva it Rh !" voted the proposal of the
President.

____
TURIN, MARCH 19.
A note from thy government of Tuscany ad-
dressed to Europe explains the reasons why the
vote by universal suffrage rendered annexation to
Piedmont a neoresity. •

NAPLES.

NAPLES, MONDAY, kLICII ii.
General Filangieri and Signor Combo have re-
signed. Prince Camaro has been appointed Presi-
dent of the Council. Signer Comitini enters the
cabinet without a portfobo.
NAPLES, )(Awn 17 (vi► Marseilles).
The government is preparing a general mobilisa-
tion of the rural guards.
London, England, 1860-03-21

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

ROUSE OF COICIIONS.—{THIS DAY.)
The Orem= took the chair eltartly thee twelve dame.
Mr. CROOK pretested • petition *Ned kafePoragef.
sad weed to et a pebble tsbeetaeg helot oe Now 4•7 Idikt
Exeter Hen, spied the Wile !Amon BEL
Ilir. BRIGHT ',mooted m petition tv the flesiety for
the Liberation of Religion 'wen Beete Oaattel, pm* for
the entire abolition of choral Wet
Mr. E. JA11.D.4 presented a petition from the mingle
Lame of Pimlico in favour of legalising marriage with a
clonnoul wiles maw.

SERVICE,

Mr. BLACK *eked the Secretary to the Treasury if the
fees is the premetim service in &eased ham lay prieted
or written reirdstsons or instructions delivered to them far
their ‘1.1X1112” ; and. if so, whether cme at these rules is
that the ..ffeer...l marryieg shall be Milted with Monied
fever tie service! aed, shin, if the prohibition against mar.
Yapplied equally to the oMairs and to the men?
LUNG said there wee eo such rule in existents.
In ene wonder pariah it was found that the duties were
pert.rnwil mere eMeiently by unmarried men. The duties
ouistaiitly relied the CaCeri from home, and experience
that monied uses do sot reform them so well
r eagle own Is lamb).

EXPoRT OF RAGS FROM FRANCL
Mr. PULLER asked the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs whether ►oy informatics ►ee yet been received se
to the amount of duty which the French government
intend to unpme ma the export of rap.
Lord J. RUHSELL rid he had received no informatkm
beyond what he had already communicated to the hoses.
The heath government proposed to reduce the duty, bat
they had uct yet made up their minds as to the extent of
the reduction.
London, England, 1860-01-13

AQUATIC&

CLaerii AWD Ducal!!.—The aquatic woyld will
be gratified to leers tbee a welbrs' await is in oontemple•
don between the resiowasel Nirmry Clasper, oiNewesthis-upon-
Tyne„ and Georg•Drewitt, the Waisted Landow. el Chaise.,
wbobu Misted inmaygoodwsternien. It me, berelowahred
that soots twelve maths or sore ego, whew Thetritt wit in
the north asgarnd as trainer, there wee some talk of a
match between him sad inee at di Clasper', either Harry or
his young son John, bat the parties proceeded it loather
UMW talking said a few weeks dos, when Drewitt chal-
lenged Henry Clasper to row in London, end
attar chslinges had pared sad repeessd between
them Clasper has at length camented to row
the Chelsea roma under the fellatio' conditions,
via he will give or take 101. for =passe, nod toss for choice
of place, whether Clasper shall come to London to row or
Darwin go to Newcastle; the race to ems off within three
months from Sear* deposit. Thereis, therefore, now every
probability that $ mslah will be made between them, and if
snob shosid he the ease, although there is so great a differ-
ence in that, Melly, ego *ore will no doebt be a good con-
test. The tally segettios, we- believe, that Drewitt his Is
going to the North so row, but Clasper naturally objects to
wine to Loadsa, gad weft we ha fiber than bee propo-
sition to toss it Ades el pint, Dewitt to take his buses
as White did In ids less with Chemises et the rash of the
toss being spite his, kea we dank net that the toaster will
speedily be sellied es eadoeble ressair.
London, England, 1860-01-13

SHARE LISIB.-7HIS DA).

Two dCuici.
Very little business is going forward to-day in
British railway stocks, and, with the 'sceptics of a
decline of 1 per cent. in Eastern Counties, and
Caledonian, prices may be considered the same
as yesterday afternoon. London and North
Western stock is now quoted we to 99 ;
Great Western, 99/ to 70; Midland, 109
to 110 ; Lancisehire and Yorkshire, 101
to 102; Great Northern, 107 to 108; Booth Rast-
ers, 941 to 86; and Eastern Counties, MI to 1.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shame remain firm,
at 2 948 to 2 11.18 prem. Grand Truk of Canada
stook, after being marked as low as 411, baa
recovered to 42 to 1. Basilian Railway shone are
but slightly firmer. But India Railway stock is
rather more offered.
London, England, 1860-01-13

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two O%lmA.

West Canuion shave continue in demand, and
hays been dealt in in the Stook Rxehasg• at 82. The
market generany leeway. Shares in Wheal Clifford,
South Caradon, Wheal Nasal, North Roskear,
But Wheal Knead, Grahame Veen, Ho!Wash,
and West Stray Pak minas have been chiefly dealt
in this morning.
Foreign and colonial mining shares ere likewise
steady. Dun Mountain Copper have been dealt in
at par. Great Northern Copper (South Australis)
are quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem.
At a genera reseung of adventurers 1n Wheal Bitty held
mmerday the aooonnts showed—Saks of are, three months,
3,6721. 4s. 6d.; oasts for same period, 3,0111. ls. 9d. ; leaving
• profit of 6611. 2s. 9d. By siding the balanes from the last
amount (2361. Is. 914, the smount in bear of the riven-
' tunes is raised to 7971. 4s. 6d. The report and account.
were unanimously pared, and a dividend of 24. per share
vie declared. Captain Edwards stated that the mine had
lately oonsidreatly iroprovt 1, end that in future the returns
would enable them to pay • dividend of 2s. 6d. per quarter.
The reserves of ore now in the mine amount to 7,8007.
At the meeting of adventurers In Wheal Granville held
yseterday,the accounts showed • balance of liabilities over r-
ats of 7671. Mr, envy, is exclusive of aboat 6001.
worth of ore, which will be sampled on the 17th but., and
which was not audited in the belynceelnet. A sell of 2s.
per share was made. The agents' report was weroderedof
a satisfactory character.
London, England, 1860-01-13

TO TYR IDITOW OF THE =PUSS.

re7ereLe 7otiteresuariu7;rl;in I observe in your
Money Articled this day, I beg to say that, having always
courted uivestigation, and having isvartably ao expressed
myself in all my communications with the public and the
ehareholdars in the Great Ship Company, being entrusted
with a large number of proxies on the faith of them state-
ments, I have felt it my duty to vote myself, and also to poll
my proxies, in favour of the first proposition made at the
meeting of yesterday—for investigation, in whatever form it
aeon before the proprietors. In my opinion the investigation
should precede the adoption of say report or statement of
amounts by the existing board, us the condnot sod cooed-
lags of that board are the quistions at issue.-1 am,
B. J. IL CA1E2.11112..
11, King William-street, 8.C., Jan. 12.
Toe half-yearly meeting of the Scottish Australian
Investment Company is called br the 27th inst.
An auction of the foreign redeemable debt of
Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 30th inst.,
the sum assigned for the purpose being 376,000 reale.
With reference to the market for American securi-
ties, Mean. I). Bell. Son, and Co. report as follows :
There has been a steady demand fur American State storks
during the past week, with en active busicess, more
lady in the United States Five per Cent. Bonds. tart%
no change of importance to note is Imbued securities.

TRUISDAT EVININCI.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 to 1 for the
Bth February, opened this morning at the same
quotation, advanced to 931 to 1, and closed at 961
to 1. For money the last price wee 961 to 1. The
official business report Is as follows ;—Three per
Cent. Consols, for monej, 961, 1,1, 1,1; ditto, for
account (Bth Feb.), 961„ $; Three per Cents. Re-
duced, 951, 1,1; New hree per Cents., 961, 1,1
India Stock, 224 ; the New Indian Five per Cent.
Stook, 1031, 104, 103/, 1031; the Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1868, 98b 11 ditto, 1839. 981;
the Five per Cent. " entaced" rupee paper, 961, 971;
ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 104.
The New Indian Five per Cent. Stock advanced
to 1 per cent., closing at 1031 to 1041. The In-
dian rupee paper wits very firm. India Bonds were
dealt in at 10s. to 14a. prem., and Exchequer Bills at
28s. to 31s. pre..
The foreign stock market was dull, and in some
Instanees, including Turkish and Venezuelan, • little
flatness was shown. The Turkish Six per Cents. of
1864 closed I per oast. lower than yesterday, at 77/
to 78, and those of 1868 at 841 to 86. Mexican Honda
were only a trifle firmer than yesterday, at 921 to 1.

A MISTAIL IN TUB DAY.—The Rev. R. F.
Crousbreo, MA the VIVAr of Halton, preached Willa
eaoald haws buts iY. Plough al.y lawman to coouesioa with
Hadeas'a Dadroleasse to • 000gregatoda of tao War. Tb.
=flay talitook the day, and onaeequeatip departed Wane
Oba U. allowed tot the perpose—fiteseford Nerceory.
London, England, 1860-01-13

TER MURDER 47 87: DRLAVILB.

The inquest on John Hughes, aged 76, who was
murdered by Joseph Webb, at St. Brianla, In Gloucester-
shire, sa slated la the drpress of Saturday, terminated at a
let* hear en Tuesday night.
The prisoner, on being asked if he had say statement to
make, after beteg cautioned said he wee drunk at the tium—
that the whole of the parties were attacking him with sticks
sad stones—and that he took the spade to defend himself. for
if he hadnot knocked them down they would have killed
him, as be was too drunk to get away.
The sooner summed up very minutely. The jury, after a
few minutes' consultation together, returned an unanimous
verdict of " Wilful murder" against the prisoner, and the
°onset braid his warrant for his committal for trial at the
swift swims.
London, England, 1860-12-07

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

Two *Um=
The railway share market opened this morning
with firmness, but has sines given way. Pastern
Counties, Great Western, London and North-
Western, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks are
now quoted / to 1 ppesere oent, lower than yes-
terday afternoon. Caledssiaq however, has
risen 1 per eent., and there is a fresh advance
in North Pastern, particularly Bernie. Loudon
and North Western stock is rim noted 100/ to 1;
Great Western, 721 to 734 ; 1351 to ;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 119 tito)6t6: South hut-
ern, 84} to 864 ; Caledonian, to 97 ; Great
Northern, 109 to 11l ; and Rasters unties, 62 to
4. Berwick stock is last marked 1051.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather
flatter at 11-16 to 9-16 dia. Past Indian railway
stock has been more offered. The Canadian lines
are steady. Brazilian are again inquired for, and
yesterdays rise is fully supported.
611111111 MIX SLAMS AIM man.
ask ht I summit 11 oohs risme I •09!. ate

lac:*

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London, England, 1860-12-07

COURT OF MC/MUM—Dec. 6.

Sittings at Niai Prima at Wastrainstes.—(Before Mr. Bann
Chaandlaad a Common Jury.)
ALSOOKIS e. ALLAN.

The court was canopied the whole al the day in trying an
action no a bill or exchange for 1001. The detail; of the
ease were of a conflicting character, and sr the trial was not
concluded when the court rose, we defer oar repot.

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL
CAUSES.—Dsc.
(lkdore Sr C. Croswell ami a Oman= Jury.)
DODDT r. 1103102 T AND °ROYER.
The petitioner was a butler in a gentleman's family, sad
he was marred to the respoadent, a fellow servant, in 1843.
MA master lived at East Sheen, and he took apartments
for his wife at Hammersmith. bane years after they were
married eke made ac piaintance with a market gardener
named Grover, and in 1857 her husband disoovered that an
adulterous connexion had been formed between them.
Several witnesses were called to establish the fact of

adtdtery.
Mr. Muddle ton and Mr. G. Browne appeared for the
petitioner ; Mr. Daly for the respondent; and Mr. Macaubsy
and Mr. Gibbons for the covespondent.
The respondent and co-respondent pleaded • denial of the
adultery, and • counter-charge Karon the petitioner, but
called no evidence.
_ _ .
London, England, 1860-12-07

TALLOW it#pacrt--cras DAY.)

This market is goody. Town tallow it quotol 68i. abst
cash ; PoWasbarg Y.O. on tks spot, 430 n 6d. ; all the
month, 50t. 3d. ; Jon. to ]later. 61a. ; April to Juno, 595.
!o 504. td. ; OsSolsse to Doosanbor, 575. 6d. to 58s.

HIDE MARKET.—m_as DAY.)
Lianersat.L.—Hides, 661E4. to 641b5., 21d. to 3d. ;
6411 n. to 7211*., 3d. to Md. ; 7211*. to 801bs., Md.
to Md. ; 901k4. to 8811*., Md. to 30. ; 8811*. to 961E4.
Md. to 4d. ; MEL to 1041b5., 44. to 4ed. ; 10411.4. to
11211*., 4ed. to 4id. Hone Wes, Bs. to 10s. Calf skies,
to 44. ; fall, 7s. 6d. „a
ansnY.-11heep skins, Os. Od.; polled, 7s. 6d. to 9s. ;
Etats and 11211-9 reds. 6s. to 7s. ; Downs. N. to Is. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARICRY.:-4THIS DAY.)
1610111. Pattemden and Smith mini that the market
ia firm for all fine bore, but inferior are a drug on the
market.

COAL MARKET.-(THIS

AY. )

Walls End Hatton, 245. 6d.; Wills Bed Lambing 24e;
Walls End Haswell, 5145. ad. ; Walls End Ewnell Heston",
235. 64.—Eight shins at market.

MTNIZRIOIIII ONONNANNON IN THI CRANIUM. -•

DNLAPPLATIANCS OF • CAPTAIN LID CILIW.—A
Lion hum Scilly, dated Friday last, gime the following :
" The French 'chooser Jenne Rose, of Bordeacc, was met
with (in company with the French brig Marie Adele, of
Reda.), about twenty miles west from Scilly on the morn-
ing of the 29th alt., with jebboom and feseyard gone, by
the pilot cutter Agues, of Scilly. It was represented that
fear of the schooner's crew had been lost overboard, and
that two men had been sent on board from the brig to
amid in navigating her to the nearest port she could make,
and she was taken in tow by the Agnes, end assisted
leto Scilly the same evening. Captain Dorrigue, of the
Marie Adele, now reports that on the morning of the
27th init. he fell in with the Janie Bose, about 20 miles
wed from Want, shandosed, sad apparently plundered.
the cabin being much broken and ransacked, he., and that
he pat pert of hie crew on board of her, and took her in
tow for some time until the rope broke, and they were
driven to the wed of Scilly ; and that as she was fogad in
French eating, mad be thoeght she might probably belong
to some poor .he intended taking ber to Fromm for
the benefit the omeerned ; and that the misrepresentation
was made to prevent the fact of her being • derelict. he.,
beaming Meows in lieglead. She is dal laden, but no
=were hued en board to show what port she was
bed the is "opposed to have been from some port a
Wales for Francs. -The master's name is supposed, from •
' docement foaled se hoard, to have been Roso. She sill
now be delivered into the custody of the Receiver of
Wrecks M Scilly. The Jenne Rose was for some time at
Bristol, and wee to and at Cardiff for bee weils."—P.':/eu,14.6
.journal.
Tax Dntrases AT COVRNTRY.—The Hon. and
Rev. G. M. Yorke. as Rural Death of B.rmingham. ham
initiated a movement on the tart of the clergy in that town
for the depose of obtaining onb•wriptione for the relief of
the dietlemed ribbon weevers at Coventry.
London, England, 1860-12-07

in April, 1885, 184 • Bank Stock, 231, 232; India
Five per Cent. StOck, 1859, 1034, 4, ; ditto
Four par Oent. Debentures, 1858, 964 ; ditto 1859,
964 ; ditto Bonds, 9s. die.
ju Government securities were steady.
The Plies Cent. Rupee Paper was quoted 96i to
96_; !I've-spa-a-Ralf per Omit.; 1014 to
ever Sirs were quiet, at be. to 2e. die.
I.be Timis li :§ir per Cents. of 1868 were in de-
mand to;k-day, =draw 1 per cent., closings+ 584 to 4.
in other foreign stocks the transactions were rather
more atameeous than of late. Spanish and
Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds were inquired for.
. ,

MINES.-(THIS DAY,)

Two o'Cwcz.

There is nowaristion of muoh importance to-
day in the Market for home mining stooks. Wheal
Seton, Wheal Boller, East Camden, Lewis, East
Fiamet,..and. North Treakerby shares have been
chiefly dealt. in. In the Stook Tracheas, East Ca-
radonshares are officially marked ll and 111, and
West Corea= 77.
(here are continued inquiries for St. Jt'hn
del Rey and United Mexican Mining shares. The
former km/ Simon dealt in at 28k, ilnd, the latter
In the ease of the Om Cynon Mining Company,
which is buil* wound up before the Matter of the
Rolls, eilyiSend of 20s. iu the pound is now pay-
able M thi others of Messrs. Harding, Pullem
and Cca .
At 4:llemetene Mine meeting, the womb showed a debit
balms, el 1251. Lis. 10d. The ore sold to this three months
realised iliffiL 8a Id.
Wheal Basset, on the 21st ult., declared a 4videnil of U.
••per deem
The Keswick Mies seementa, presented at the meeting on
the 4th inst., showed a balance of liabilities over wets of
15741. 4e. Id. The ores sold from June to November rea-
lised 2,27'i1; h a lid. In consequence of the number of
shareho/don present not being sufficient to form a meeting
the perdue el the accounts was adjourned. .
A propel. lessibg of the Crookhaven Mining Company
Sooltplute•e• the etet last. The statement of accounts
shovel *Oa re tumefied for 13,0651. The report of
the dieelessmee eoesidemed favourable, sodorith the as-
pen" !Ikoptsd.
London, England, 1860-09-10

FM AT m GOOlllll DEW! or TES &ITEM
Covirins litAlLWAT.—lant evening. batwing bye and six
o'clock, the punted eedides was caused is the wishbone.
hood of the Maim amatiee Railway Statism at shore.
ditch, is coesseqames of the outbreak of a lire is the gods
depot of the company. The building in which the fire took
place was Anal with casks, boxes, end other indammable
articles, and the dames extended with more than usual ra-
pidity, so that in a comparatively brief period the whet*
length and breadth of the building presented a tremendous
sheet of !Inane. The company servants at aim bed •
couple of hydrants sunk into the tanks ris the =t:i
tool the supply of water being abundant, the men
incemintly, but the firs contieued to process, sad amend
engines of the Loudon establishment, with the powerful
land steam engine, ettemded in rapid suceeeeks. The fire-
:m..o. however, were ensile to get the neekiri ewer the
fearful element until that portion of the art km which the
misfortune occurred wee bureed eat. lerteastekr, owing
to the indefatigalge mistime of ell engaged, ewe of the
other buildiep of the mammy or the hews is Weaver-
&tient sustained the slightest injury. It skald be laded
that this portioa of the depot wee situated is Rower
street. l'-irteratrvet, Spi fielepapisoily of the
d.struction of the building some enigma are unwound.
The origin of the lire is et present un/usown.
London, England, 1860-09-10

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO PRUSSIA.

COBLENTZ, SATtratur.
It is asserted that the Prince Regent will meet
her Majesty Queen Victoria at this place en the
9th October next, before his departure for Warsaw.

HUNGARY.

VIENNA, aFFT. 8.

The Emperor has received Cotiasi-c-iechen and
Apponyi, who exposed to hie Majesty the historical
rights of Hungary. . .

The Emperor pronounced himself in favour of
the Hungarian programme, which, it is said, will
be adopted, with au amendment presented by Count
Hartig, and concerted between the latter and the
Hungarian delegates.
Nevertheless it is still expected that during the
first plenary sitting of the Reicharath an auto-
graph letter of the Emperor will be read, establish-
ing the principle of the autonomy of the provinces,
and announcing the reforms to be immediately
promulgated.
Senor Coello y Guesada, the Spanish minister at
Turin, after a stay of several days at Vienna,
during which he had a conference with Count
Rechberg, has left for his post.

A RETREAT FOR THE KING OF NAPLES.
VIENNA, SATURDAY.
It is believed here that the King of Naples will
not proceed to Spain, but will withdraw to Austria.
Preparations are being made at the Imperial
castle at Helzendorf, near Baden (Vicuna), for re-
ceiving their Neapolitan Majesties.

WARLIKE PREPARATIONS IN PIEDMONT.
TURIN, Ram 8.

The manager of the Southern Railway has been
requested to prepare for an extraordinary transport
of troops.
The 3rd, 4th, 6th, and Bth corps d'armee are
about to be placed on a war footing, and the soldiers
on furlough have received orders to join their
regiments.

EGYPT.

TRIESTE, SUNDAT, Sir. 9.

The United States consul-general at Alexandria
has protested against the creation of an interna-
tional tribunal for the settlement of all dispute) in
which foreign subjects are interested, and in which
the amount involved exceeds 50,000 piastres.
Half the members of this tribunal were to be ap-
pointed by the consuls-general of the great powers
and the other half by the Egorptian government.
The consul-general of the United Soles declared
that lie could not recognise the competency of such
a tribunal unless he should have the same right to
appoint members as the consuls-general of the
great European powers.
London, England, 1860-09-10

THE HOUSE DUTY AND THE Comm

HOUSE KEEPIEB.

TO TIM EDITOR or TER MILISII._

Sta,—ln reference to a report (publiabed on
Friday last in your valuable newspaper) of a ineethur of
coffee and mating-house keepers, respecting the equaliation
of the house tax, Ibe to state that myeaff and some neigh
boors in the lamella 1 bulness appealed aphid the
impositiou and erste informed by the Commiasioners of
Assessed Taxes that, though agreeing with us respecting our
unfair treatment, Baron Martin and another eminent judge
gays their decision against us. Subscriptions were
raised to memoralise the Chancellor of the Exchequer, of
the remit of which I know no more than that the secretary
of the emaciation told ine that government required all the
money they could raise to carry on the Huainan war. I
cannot imagine how the learned judges can call or clam houses
for the male of refreshment
not ustice.—l asjprivate dwelling houses.
la If this is wat anv rate it is ks.,
A SUBSCRIBER. AND COF EE•HOUSE KEEPER

OP THIRTY YEARSSfiNDING.
Unionetreet En g. Niggled&
London, England, 1860-09-10

AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.

Under this heading the Times of this day pub-
lishes the following telegram from its correspondent
at the Austrian capital :
VIENNA, SUNDAY Monne°.
A highly important official telegram from St.
Petersburg was received here yesterday. In sub-
stance it is as follows :
"The Emperor Alexander and his govern-
ment sincerely desire a perfect reconciliation with
Austria.

" The good understanding between Russia and
Austria ought never to have been interrupted.
"The necessary arrangements for a meeting be-
tween the two Emperors will be made without
delay, and measures will be taken for putting an
end to the present state of things, which is no
longer tolerable."

THE DEPOSED DUKES.
LINDAI7, SUNDAY, Bar. 9.
Marquis Provensali, formerly minister of Tus-
cany at Vienna, has arrived here on a visit to the
ex-Grand Duke, who continues to reside in the
Villa Amsee, on Lake Bregens.
The ex-Duchess of Parma is still at Rorschach,
on the other side of the lake.
London, England, 1860-09-10

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

QUEENECrOWN, MONDAY.
The Cnnaid steamer Eina, Captain Anderson,
which left New York on the 30th ultimo, has
arrived. _ _

She peeved the steamers City of Manchester,
Kangaroo, and Prince Albert, all bound west.
Exchange on London at New York was quoted
109,1, MO. Money had advanced. Stocks were
rather lowor.

MONTREAL ACOOBT 30.
Hisitoyal Highness the Prince of Wales reviewed
yesterday the troops of the garrison and the
volunteers.
London, England, 1860-09-10

SPAIN.

It is asserted in some of the Madrid journals of
the 4th, that in consequence of the extraordinarily
large amount to which the floating debt has riscm
the Minister of Finance will be under the necessity
of proceeding to a new sale of the ecclesiastical
property lately taken by the state. The cholera
has appeared at Barcelona.

The information received from Germany relative
to the fire at the palace of the Duke of :axe-Cohourg ban-
pily ensures us that the damage done to the Gotha Schloss
was very inconsiderable. The firo was entirely confined to
a side building, which serves a au arrest honer, and foe
the military on service at the castle. Ms, loss amounts to
about 3,000 thalers, which is covered by iusurence.—Court
Amnia
A Patramar:Conrunmcr.—According to a Berlin
letter, the Prince Regent intends conferring on Queen
Victoria the nominal command of the new 2nd Regiment of
Dr.tgoons of the Guard, and nl•o the onler of the Black
Eeglc. This decoration, the highest in Prussia, has never
been conferred but on two princesses regnant, the two
attherines of Rush►
London, England, 1860-09-10

uoiniegpesesg— - ismiptiOn which slow is tolieulal at thie
theatre. 1 ply was acted throughout with embodier
tiouances, wide wen to be expected, in all the miner parts,
and with satkisekey vigour in the principal toss. The
scenery wax drub end pretty, and every depuissest worked
with as sue and regularity which left nothini to be deli *
in the complithesees el the aistabk.
London, England, 1860-06-08

the occasional appcanusoe of favourable

rymptoms, successive relapses leave little hope of his

" Letters from various parts of the interior," says
the Levant Herald, "confirm the intelligence already re-
ceived as to the abundance and excellence of the .ilk pro-
duce of this season. Reports in this asses have bees
received from Bosnia, Adrianoplo,Salonica,Bromea, Smyrna,
and ehiewhere."

The Hungarian General Klapka has been in
Paris for the kit few days.

The Sport relates an incident in connexion with
the marriage of Prince de Polignac and Mlle. Mires :—lt is
the custom at Bordeaux, the young lady's native pleas, to
send to newly married couples on the weddisig-day, teskeis
of artificial white rases interspersed with reel roses, and for
the bride to detach the latter to present to her friends. Thine
rases, which are SOMOkillble armenged in the form of a pyra-
mid, are rarely more than 100 in number. But the young
lady received a pyramid in which there were 3,000 natural
roses—real what is singular is that there wee nothing to
indioste by whom the present wee made: According to the
am* journal, Lists, the pianist, is about to wry the
Princess Wittgenstein.

Ma GUNIIOIITR FOR CRlNA.—lnterlligeDCO has
bees received at the Admiralty el the We snivel at Singa-
pore ol the gunboats Grasshopper, Bouncer, Havoc, Weasel,
Hardy, CC' ckehafer, Flamer, and Snap, all of which sailed
from England to the early part of November lest.
Yesterday month% both houses of the Convoys,-
tics of the Province of Canterbury easusbled at Weseacia-
der for the despatch of business.

CITITAL PALACE—Ors SHILLING DAT.—THUBS.
UT, JUNI 7.—Adminiona on payment, 2,320; ditto by
swot tickcta, 562; total vial ton, 2,572.
London, England, 1860-06-08

the 78th Regiment vice Chalmers.

We (Morning Advertiser) underitsnd that an
amendment will be moved this evening in the House of
Lords, in committee ou the Refreshment Houses and Wine
Licenses Bill, to clause 13 of this measure. The object of
the amendment will be that the new houses to be Hammed
under the bill should, like the existing public.houses, be
placed under magisterial oontroL

The Herald says that a very little exertion on
the part of the conservatives, last night, would have sealed
the fate of the Reform Bill for the present session. "It is
evident, however, that the conservatives have only their
own undivided strength to rely upon in opposition to the
ministerial tneuipe, and that the whip will declaim in
public and talk in private spinet the bill, but that other
considerations than the dictates ofpatriotiam or the prompt-
inp of conscience influence their votes."

Mr. Phelps is playing at the Princess's Theatre,
his engagement, which commenced so long ago as Pieter
Monday, haring continued uninterruptedly to the present
time. Bir Bulwer Lytton's historical play of Richelieu was
predated last night, with Mr. Phelps in the character of the
great audiaaL

It was recently mentioned that fictitious bills are
being put into circulation on the Continent purporting to be
payable at some of the London joint•etock banks. Another
Luis just been presented, dated Stettin, May 22, 1860, for
4501., drawn by C. Maurice on Samuel Montage, accepted
payable at the Union Bank of London, and endorsed B.
Collen. The acceptor's name, Samuel Montage. London,
is made to appear like that of Samuel and Montagu, a
reepeektble and well•known firm.

It is announced that a fusion has been arranged
between the influential banking firma of Mean. -Roberta
sad Co. and Sir John Lubbock and Co. On the 30th of
Jame Mr. Weguelin retires from the former in consequence
of ill health.

Mr. Pollard, the general manager of the London
Joint Stock Bank, resigned yesterday on a handsome pension
after twenty-four years' service, and will be recommended
to fill the vacancy at the board caused by the decease of Mr.
Ormsby (lore. Previously to his connexion with the Lon-
don Joint Stock Bank Mr. Pollard had been twenty-seven
years in the private bank of Messrs. Williams and Co.

A decree of the Prince Regent of Prussia orders
that in future the whole army shall bear on the cap the
device which hitherto has been peculiar to the la nd ireAr
(militia), " With God for the King and country."

A letter from Rome, in the Paris Union, gays :
"The health of Cardinal Wiseman inspires great uneasiness.
London, England, 1860-06-08

SOUTH-WEBTERN PLATE One mile.

f, Yoicks,
Suburbia, N*or, Wild Row, Soo& Awl/shoo, Kind of
the Forgot, Wallas, Flitch, Amsterdam, Ballast.* Topaz,
Plumper, sad Bid &perms& as low.

KNIGLEMERE PLATE. Orie mile.
Woorlbara, Philomela, 'Farber, Niger, Nimrod, Timardre,
Flitch, King of the Foram, Ticket-4-Leave, sod Raabe are
here.

SWEEPSTAKES OF 30 SOTS. T.Y.C.
The Wizard is here.
Vi4rmits' PLATE (run on Wednesday).—Plumper die-
rinaldied, and Neeptulenius get. the stakes.

ELECTION COMMITTEES.-{THIN DAY.)

CLARE COUNTY.

This oommittee met again this day ; Mr. Mellor
is the chair.

Mr. (toffee was again examined by Mr. Phinu, Q.C. He
Maid he had been engaged in several elections in Wand aa
woe. He made a rough calculation in his own mind
that 50f. would be sufficient to cover the legal
of kir. Calcutt, use of the candidates at the last ele=os:
flare, but he pvellir.Green, the sheriff, a cheque for 120 I.•
that, however wen at a former election ;be thought
the sum asked by Mr. Green was very much in
excess ; his amount with Yr. Calmat was not yet
rimed. He thought it was en the nomination day he gave
Yr. Osese tila einegas. Hs asses got back any of this
proiray„ oar did he aak Mr. Calcutt if he got hack any of it.
He paid men of the agents at that electron Hi., and the
others MW. for their professional services.
In reply to the chairman, witness said be always
derel that the excess of the money he gave Kr. Green
should be accounted for.