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The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-12

per Cent. " enfaced" rupee
_paper, 864 • ditto
Five per Cent., 104, ditto Five-and-a-Walt per
Cent., 109, I ; ditto Five per Cent. Debentuns,
104 ; ditto Biinds, 63a., 525. prem.
The government broker bought to-day 13,001/1.
New Three per Cents. for the Sinking Fund,
at 938.
Indian government securities were in demand.
The Four per Cent. enfaced rupee paper closed at
86 to 4 ; the Five per Cent., at 1044 to I ; and the
Five-and-a-Half per Cent., at 1091 to 4.
The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 22e. to
275. prem., and the June 18s. to 23e. prem.
la the foreign stock market the principal move-
ment was a fall of I per cent. in Spanish Certificates.
Some of the Egyptian Bonds also declined to 1
per cent. while Turkish of 1854 rose 1 ; Italian of
1861, ; and Chilian and Russian scrips, 4to t '
The only variation in Atlantic Cable shares was a
decline of 2s. 6d. in Atlantic Telegraph Eight per
Cent. Preference, viz., to 41 AngloAnterims
were quoted 181 to ; and Telegraph Construc-
tion 14 to dia.
Constric-
tion,
government securities were unchanged,
with the exception of a fall of I per cent. in some
of the Canadian debentures.
London, England, 1867-06-12

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION•HOUSX

Maria Hiticman,—aged au-il-de:cribed as being •
charwoman, was brought up in custody from Guy's Hos-
pital, and charged by Inspector Judge, of the Thames
police, with having attempted to commit suicide by
drowning near London-bridge, on the Surrey side.
From the evidence of Inspector Judge, it appeared that
while on duty with his men in the police galley on the
river, about 7 o'clock on the morning of Sunday last, be
found the prisoner lying on the shore near Laudon-bridge
in • complete state of insensibility. She had scarcely any
clothing upon her, and she appeared in • wretchedly des-
titute oondition. The inspector without delay bad her
conveyed to Guy's Hospital, still insensible, and
there she had remained under medical treatment until
yesterday morning, when be brought her up to this court.
On interrogating her at the hospital, she told him that she
had no home or friends in London, and being utterly des-
titute she had walked down the stairs of the bridge, and
then lay down in the water. When found by kim the
tide had receded about a foot, and the prisoner's head was
above the level. On inquiry at the hospital he had ascer-
tained that her state of insensibility was not attri-
butable to drink, but to her immersion in the river.
The prisoner, who was now comfortably attired in clothes
supplied by the union. manifested deep emotion, and in
reply to the Lord Mayor, stated that she had made the
attempt upon her life as described, but was deeply thank-
ful to the gentleman (Inspector Judge) for having saved
her. She had been some years in London, and had worked
hart! as • charwoman until her health failed her. She had
no relative is the world except • sister, who lived in
London, England, 1867-06-12

CIONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of
V Rooms, to form two settees and two easy chairs, a west
improvement on the ordinary ottoman. Only of T. H. Ft LH RE
and SON, Easy Chair and Nola Illanufavturers, SI, 32, and 28,
Bernerastreet, Oxford.street, W., sad St and 33, Charles-street,
W. An illustrated price list sent post free.
London, England, 1867-06-12

CARPETS.—£6,oooworth Brussels and Tapestry
Brussels, at 2s. 7td.. 2s. 844., and U. lid. per yard: also
Turkey movers at very reduced prices. A new list of duo and
prices gratis g89.0v0 worth Furniture, Bedsteads ;in brass, iron,
and wood., Bedding, Upholstery, Bc., now offering at unprece-
dented low prices All goods warranted, and delivered tree
throughout the kingdorn.—WM. WAINk. wholesale and export
upholsterer and general furnishing warehouseman, 143 to 139,
Newington-butts. Factorks. Yrancis-aireet.
London, England, 1867-06-12

CUZARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH
ERTCAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM SHIPS, apOnted by
the Admiralty to ball between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK
and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Renton &Me calling
at Halifax to land and receive paramarers and malls. The fol-
lowing or other vessels are appointed to sad from Liverpool,
callla, at Cork to receive the mallet
RUSAIA. for NEW YORK, Saturday. June 15.
JAVA, for BOSTON, Saturday, June It
'SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, June Pk

• 'Diking passengers and or . seism and avails, to be
traneferred at New York . subject to the permission of the
Baited Mates authorlUes. on board the R. M. 8.8. Corsica',
ramegamoney, including steward's fee and provisions, but
Ittihad wines or liquors —Tu Halifax and Roston, chief cabin,
RD; second cabin, 230. To New York. chief cabin, £3l: second
cads, SlD.—Apply to J. B. nerd, 52. Old lirneidetreet, London;
Burns and Deaver. Havre, and 12, Place de la limas', Paris;
G. and J. burns, 30, Jamelasstrest, Glasgow, and Balticetreet,
Dundee : D. and C. Made., Quemostown ; ar D. and C. Madre;
111, Matoretteet, Liverpool.
London, England, 1867-06-12

LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVICNING, JUNE 12, 1867.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(num% miosexa.)
FRANCS.

PARIS, Juan 11.
The fete at the Tuileries last night was splendid.
An immense crowd surrounded the palace and the
gardens. Supper was served at 2 o'clock this
morning, at which 250 guests sat down. The
festivities terminated at 3 o'clock.

To-day at noon all the sovereigns go to Fontaine-
bleau. They will lunch at the chateau, and after-
wards promenade in the forest, returning at 7I
o'clock this evening. Their Majesties will go by ;
rail to the station of the Eastern Railway, whence
the Czar and his sons will take their departure.
The Czar, with his two sons, the King and Crown
Prince of Prussia, and the Emperor Napoleon, left ,
at noon to-day for Fontainebleau. The Spanish
Embassy has been officially informed that Queen
Isabella will come to Paris at the beginning of
July. Lord Stanley was received yesterday by the
Emperor Napoleon. In to-day's sitting of the
Legislative Body the proposal of M. Lanjuinais,
that the documents submitted to the committee on
the budget should be communicated to each mem-
ber of the Chamber, was rejected-184 against 16
votes.
London, England, 1867-06-12

DI4DERI.-I§7(YriCE.—By a new process of
Mr. DIADEM'S the CARTE DE VISITS PORTRAITS
are ENLARGED on canvas to any size. The public can thus ob-
tain s photographic drawing by means of which skilful artists
attacind to the house can, on simple Indications—such as the
colour of the complexion, the eyes and the hair—obtain a splen-
did and truthful oil painting. Mr. Diicifires new process is valu-
able in this respect, that it avoids the tediousness of long sit-
tings, and also adds to the charms of .41 painting the great
advantages of the truthfulness and accuracy of photography.
Bayous and studios, 70, 71, and 70, Brook-street, Hanover-
square; and for Equestrian Portraits, at Hereford Lodge, Glou-
cester-read, Did Brampton-road ; Paris, 5, Boulevard des
Mathias ; Madrid, and Toulon.
London, England, 1867-06-12

fur-lI,PI

Fugleman, Torch, Lady Allash, and Festivity are here.
PHILLIPS HANDICAP. Five furlongs.
&Met, Belmont, Arkenside, Sister to Stabber, King
Charles, and Aston are here.
MAIDEN PLATE. One mile and a quarter.
Anchorite, The Black Knight, Compensation, Liberal,
Bezique, Deceit, and Vapour c are here.

100
100
100
100
100
London, England, 1867-06-12

BAR.LOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new
.L.IP Invention, so admirably contrived that a full butt, u well
as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or
trouble. Its action is so impalpable that the sediment of the
mast limpid Paid by no poesihtigy can be disturbed. Price Ps.
125., Its., to suit 4,9, and lb gallon casks.
BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP.
1.1 No vent-peg required. No more flat bear or sour wine.
Ake es. ed. ; ditto, electroplated. 94 —Apply direct to JAMES
RAILOW, patentee, 14, King WilliaroUreet, Mansion-house.
nee that his name and address are on every article ; W others
an spurious imitations. Zugravinp pails. Established 1820.
London, England, 1867-06-12

CARSON'S original ANTI-CORROSION
PAINT, patronhed by the nobility and potty for all out-
door work, us Iron, wood, stone, brick, cvnipo, greenhouses, &a
Is twice as durable as white lead, much cheaper, and easily ap
piled. Three cwt. and upwards tree to most parts of the United
Klogdon. White and stone colours, his. per cwt oak, red,
chocolate, lead colour, purple brown, and black, : greens
and blue, ats. Patterns and testimonial, upon application to
WALT= CARSON and SONS, La Belle Homage-yard, Ludgate-
hill, LC. No agents : all cedars to be sent direct

HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of well-
knows excellence can only be had at 65, Ores& insset:-
street, opposite the British Museum Oates. The very brat steel
frame Crystal Spectacles, 13s. and 18a—THOMAS HARRIS and
SON CAUTION the public against persons wing their awns
Established Int No trarellen or agents.

TEETH.—Meaus. GAB RIEL
(184TABLISBED 1815.
YEN PAMPHLET, FREE BY POST POUR FITAMPS,
Ixplaieltia the Adak.' System of Dentistry and self.adiserdve
Artificial Teeth without springs, at half the usual churaes.
64, LUDGATE-HILL CITY.
66, Harley-street, Carsadish-square, London.
134, Dukeatrect, Liverpool.

F .Arruz.—The LETTUCE contains an active
principle, the Wilda', which posscasee all tae woad!, lc
taam of Obinet Without Its daagers.—Str. 0..107J01. 0, French
~ 49, atymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Pate of Leith*
(or lettuce), highly recommended by the Medical Profession for
colds, asthma, bronchitis, and all chest affections. ?Imp, L. ed.;
Pate. la. ltd. and M. Pate, by poet, la. eltd and as. Id.
London, England, 1867-06-12

STEAM to NEW YORK.—IINITED STATES
lIAIL LINE—The mieraltleent 'icemen of the Sew York
and Ilavre Menni Ship Company will leave Havre and Fahnotith
with pamengirs and mails once a fortnight, as under. Them
idealisers are iiiimmalhsl for their passenger acuommodation, and
the excellence their cuisine.
London, England, 1867-06-12

MANCHESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TRIAL STAKES. One mile.
Delmont, Helen, Capitols, Ome, Taeitue, and The Dyb-
bol are here.

CHESTERFIELD STAKES. One mile.
Jura, Come, Warwick, Merry Harp, Inheritress, and
Anchorite are here.

UNION CUP. One mile and a quarter.
Sundeelalt, Empress of India, East Lynne, Begum,
Conundrum, Castanet, Bracken, Gundrede, Honeymoon,
and The Dybbol are here.
LANCASHIRE TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Five
London, England, 1867-06-12

TEE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1867.

MAIDEN PLATE.

FurveTor ..
Agnes de Mandeldt
Manton
8 ran.

ROYAL STAKES. Five furlonp.
Kettleholder, Cyclamen, Agnes de 31ansfeldt, Vex, Le
Salieur, The Parson, Elmira, and President Lincoln are
here.

WINDSOR HANDICAP. One mile five furlongs.
Regalia, Klarinska, Star Crow, Gipsy King, The Rescue,
Python, Vici, and Stephen Langton are here.
CLITBIBER CUP. Three quarters of a mile.
Cecrope, Knight of the Garter, and Speculum are here.
WELTER HANDICAP. Seven furlongs.
Kangaroo, Confederate, Venturer, Wellesley, Seringa-
patam, Holker, Victoria, and Gentian are here.
Annivw.—Master Robert, Arabia, and Dulcet.
London, England, 1867-06-12

INMAN LINE.—The LIVERPOOL, NEW
TORE. and PHILADELPHIA 'STRAW-SHIP COMPANY
Intend despatching their full-powered Clyde-Inuit iron screw
steamships, run inn the ('sited States' Mails, calling at Queens-
town, Ireland, on the following day, to take on Ivanl eiliters
and despatch**, and with liberty to call at an intermediate port:
CITY OF DUBLIN, Saturday, June 15
CITY OP BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 19.
xrN A, Saturday, June V.
CULT Or LONDON, Wednesday, June W.
And every Wednesday and listurmy.
Cada pentium by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday,
15, IT, and Yt guineas, acceding to Ike accommodation. Forward
Includes a hill supply of cooked proviiima Pamengers
Cel'gesnada amt the Tatted Mates hooked through on very ad van-
s6l.oll3 ternic—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM
INMAN, V. Water-street, Liverpool; and to lava and MACEY,
$l, King William-street, London.
London, England, 1867-06-15

- - -
THE OVERLAND MAIL

By the arrival of the above mail we have advice,
from Bombay to May 20 ; Madras, May 14 ;
Shanghai, April 19 ; Hong Kong, April 29 ; Singa-
pore, May 7 ; Sydney, April 23 ; Melbourne, April
27 ; Adelaide, April 27 ; Aukland, April 12 ;
Dunedin, April 20, &c.
London, England, 1867-06-15

Narters or Morioxa.

Mr. Neste—tom second reading of dfettioc• in Royal
Parks Bill, to more to leave out all the words after the
word "That," in order to insert the words "it is sot
expedient to deal with the subject of public meetings in
the metropolis with reference only to the myal puke."
Mr. Taylor—On second reading of Meetings in itcril
Parks Rill, to move, that it boe read A second time span
this day six months.

FRIDAY, JrNE 21.
061)1651 OF TH6 DAY

Commons Inclosure Act insetiTnim:t Rill—second read-
ing ; Associations of Workmen itill—adjourned debate
second reading; Metropolitan Improvements Bill—second
reading ; London Coal and Wine unties Continuance
Bill —second reading; Thames Embankment and Marc.
cwalis Improvement (Loans) Bill—second reading; Das
Regulation (Ireland) Act (186) Amendment hill—acted
reading.
London, England, 1867-06-15

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London, England, 1867-06-15

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(atErteiN TeuaßAms.)

DEPARTURE OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA
FROM PARIS.
BRUSSELS. Jusr 11.

The King of Prussia and Count von Bismarck
arrived here at 5 p.m. They were received by the
King, and will be present at a grand dinner at the
palmaithis evening, leaving Brussels at 11 p.m.

THE MAURITIUS.
MARSEILLIM, Just 14.

Advice received here from Matuititui to May 6
state that the epidemic continued ; 6,000 deaths
had taken place in the city.

RUSSIA.
ST. PITTERSBURG. Jrr.l 14.

The Northern rust of to-day officially states that,
notwithstanding the attempt upon the life of the
Czar, his Majesty entertains no sentiments which
could impel him to the slightest injustice, far less
cruelty towards the Polish nationality. The
Grand Duke Constantine has received a congratu-
latory deputation at Crunstadt of English and
American residents, as well as a deputation from
the Mclsvonisn delegates to the Moscow Ethno-
graphic Exhibition. To the latter he expressed his
satisfaction at the reception they had met with
from the Russian people, and declared that he
full) shared the sentiments expressed to them by
the Emperor.

THE CRETAN INSURRECTION.
CONSTANTINOPLE .lrv► 11
. . . .

Official advises received here from Crete state
that upon the 3rd inst. (hear Pacha attacked the
insurgents holding the district of Lazethc, one of
the strongest positions in the island, in a valley
closed in upon all sides by steep rocks. Several
engagements occurred in places where the insur-
gents had thrown up entrenchments and concen-
trated their forces. The Imperial troops dislodged
their adversaries from their positions, and after
putting them to flight penetrated into and occu-
pied the valley. In the course of these operations
the Cretans are said to have lost upwards of 500
killed and wounded, while the total loss of the
Turks is stated at 10 killed and about 00 wounded.
TRIESTE. Jrss 14.

Intelligence received here from Athens to the
Bth inst. announces the safe arrival of the Greek
steamer Areadi at Syra, after having eluded the
vigilance of the Turkish vessels st Cerigotto.

INDIA.
BOMBAY, JUNE T, 3.46 r.m.

71bs. shirtings, 6r. 2s. ; 81Ibs. ditto, 7r. 12a. ;
40's mule twist, 131 a. Cotton quiet. Dhollerah,
237 r. Shipments of the week, 58,500 bales. Ex-
c:iange on London, Is. 114 d. Freights to Liver-
pool, 555. The latest London date is lst June.

AMERICA.
(n ATLAII2IO TUAGRLPII.)

NEW YORK. Juicy 13.
The steamers Cimhria and Mississippi arrived
here to-day, and the Peruvian at Boston.

NEW YORK, Jexe 14, 6 P.M.

The New York journals publish intelliirence
from Mexico announcing that the Emperor Maxi-
milian has been tried by a court-martial held
secretly.
Closing prices:--Gold, 137. Sterling exchange
on London, 110: 620 United States Bonds, 1101 ;
Illinois, 1194 ; Erie, 601. Cotton : Middling Up-
land, 27. Petroleum : Refined. 24.
London, England, 1867-06-15

liatln Ent,Wpm.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jusz 14.
'Before Mr. ecoluoirsioder Goa Morn.)
IN RE F. W. SYKEN. _

The bankrupt was described as a gentleman residing at
Twickenham. He came before the court with debts of
1ti,430/. (all unsecured), of which 4.W. were in respect of
accommodation bills ; no assets. The largest credi-
tors are the executors of the late Mrs. Alleyn-6,241. ;
and Mr. G. Dawes, irocmaster, Rotherham, 5,000!. It
was stated that some of the debts were upwards of 20
rears old. On the application of the assignees an ad-
journment was ordered, for cash and deficiency accounts.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before Mr. Justice Wines.)

Anton Hermits((, a German, GO years of age, and de-
scribed as being $ g*rdener, was indicted for a rape upon
Mary Ann Fitzger..l.l, a child under the age of nine years.
In a 111-TOOII count of the indictment he was charged with
the attempt.
After a careful and minute summing up by Mr. Justice

The jury found the prisoner Gaitfp of the attempt,
accompanying their verdict with the declaration that they
considered the assault as being of a most aggravated
character.

Mr. Justice Willes sentenced the prisoner to two years'
imprisonment with hard labour in the House of Correction.
(Before the Recorder.)
Thomas Crory next surrendered to answer the charge of
unlawfully conspiring with others to intimidate a workman
in the employ of Messrs. Woolmerheusen, tailor., carrying
on business in Half Moon-street, and prevent him from
continuing in such employ.
After the evidence for the prosecution had been given
the Recorder expressed bis opi ee i,, u that the ease egalust
the defendant was a weak one, and the jury therefore
returned a verdict of Not Cluilty.
The prisoners who had been convicted were shortly
afterwards placed at the bar to receive judgment.
The Recorder, addressing them, said that the defendant
Jelley had been convicted of conspiring with others to
intimidate and prevent a person from making such use of
bur labour as she thought fit, and he considered the jury
were quite justified in convicting him of that offence. He
could not at the same time help regarding it as a most
cruel case. The poor woman who bad been examined was
striving hard to support a dying husband and her children,
and the effect of the proceeding of the defendant was to
endeavour to prevent her from tieing so. With regard to
the other defendant, although be was not proved to have
conspired to prevent a fellow workman from continuing
his employment, still ho appeared to have committed a
somewhat serious assault, and the act appeared to have
been committed in furtherance of the strike in which he
WY engaged. lie then sentenced Jelley to be imprisoned
for six months, and the other prisoner, Connolly, to be
imprisoned for the sane period, with hard labour.
London, England, 1867-06-15

THE EXPRESS,

Mr. Arrotie protested against the Secretary of
State involving the country in a guarantee, and I
asked if the territory of Luxemburg were violated I
whether this country ass bound to interfere by
force of arms ; and if that were so, what became
of the power of the house to stop supplies.
Lord STANLEY said nobody doubted the power
of the house to refuse supplies at discretion, and
therefore the house was in the last resort to judge
as to whether a treaty was to be made or not. As
to the house being bound by treaties which it had
not the opportunity of previously discussing, all ho
could say was that that was according to the con-
stitution. Treaties were made by ministers on
their responsibility. He reminded the house of
the gravity of the circumstances previous to the
conference, and stated that when he was called
upon to enter into a new guarantee he hesitated,
but eventually complied, because without a collec-
tive European guarantee the conference would have
broken off, and war would have been the result,
and ho asked the house to consider what
would have been the fearful consequences.
It was not true that this country had not pre-
viously guaranteed Luxemburg. Our government
gave a guarantee with other powers in 1839. All
the government had done was to guarantee the
neutrality and 1)os-session of the country by the
King of Holland, and that guarantee was a collec-
tiveone, a hich was essentially different from a sepa-
rate guarantee. It was a case of "limited liability"
which had rather the character of a moral sanction
than a contingent liability to go to war. He
submitted that the advantage of this guarantee
was great, and that the risk was little, if any.
Mr. Goailiss said this was an instance in which
the intervention of England had prevented an Eu-
ropean war, in which England must have greatly
suffered. At the same time they must face the
question, what had been the price they had paid
for this result I They must remember that there
was a liability which might be realised some day or
other.

Mr. SANDFORD looked upon the speech of Mr.
Coschen as a speech for intervention. Ho thought
the Foreign Secretary had done just what he
ought.
After a few observations from Mr. KINNA IRD
and Mr. H. Sevmoua. in praise of Lord Stanley,
the subject dropped.
The orders of the day were then rapidly disposed
of, and the house adjourned at fivo minutes past
one o'clock.
London, England, 1867-04-27

MEXICO.

Adrices received hero from Vera Cruz state that the
Emperor Maximilian's treasury is reported to be ex-
hausted.

The republicans at Alvarado are stated to have equipped
a steamer and two schooners,for the purpose of blockading
Vera Cruz.

The state of Coahuala ham rebelled agaituit the authority
of Juarez.

(Br ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.)
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Arm 26, 6 P.n.
Closing prices :—Gold, 138. Sterling exchange
on London, 1001. Five-Twenty United States
Bonds, 110, firmer. Illinois, 1131 ; Erie, 582.
Cotton—Middling upland, 27. Petroleum, re-
fined, 25.

The National Steam Company's steamer Louisiana
arrived here on Thursday, and the Canadian mail
steamer North American at Portland to-day.

On Tuesday morning, soon after 10 o'clock, the
Emperor and Empress paid another visit to the Exhibi-
tion, and had scarcely left before a terrible dorm of rain
came on and continued with much violence for some time.
The weather in the after part of the day was so bad that
comparatively few visitors came. On one of the Emperor's
recent visits his Majesty made a long stay in the Italian
section, paying much attention to the remarkable colleo-
fion of objects illustrating the fine arts which the penin-
sula has sent raais, so it is rumoured, will receive most
of the reigning sovereigns of Europe during the present
summer, and of these the first to come it is expected will
be the King and Queen of PortugaL The King of Italy is
expected on the 15th of May.

Of the great uumber of persons that attended
the Paris Exhibition on Sunday many were disappointed
at finding all the oases in the English court covered up.
One of the papers undertakes to explain this eirmanstanoe
to its readers:—" It must not be forgotten that the
English repose' absolutely' on the Sunday."

"At the Marquis de Moustier's weekly recep-
tion given on Wednesday evening," says the Prase, "it
was remarked that the nunister held a long conversation
with Count de Colts, the Prussian Ambassador, in one of
the rooms where they were alone together ; soon after, with
Lord Cowley ; and lastly, with Prince de Metternich. All
the beads of foreign diplomacy were resent."
London, England, 1867-04-27

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
(PT TELZOIRAPII.)
(►IOM oua OWI coaursrosrumer.)
The market stead•. Sales about 1.0,000 bales.
TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
• -

The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 445. ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ms. 31. to 445. lid. • April to
June, 44s 3d. to 44a. Wl. ; June, 445. lid. ; October to
December, 455. 3d.
Masan. AVRRAOTA. —Town tallow, tbs. Qd. ; fat by do.,
N. 30. ; yellow Russia, tbs. • melted stuff, 344. Od. ;
rough do., lbs. 3d. ; greases, 18a. ; good dregs, tie.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Last week's quotations have been fully malntainsd,
forced fruits being considerably in esteem of the demand.
Both grapes and pine-apples are plentiful. Forted vege-
tables oompriee French beans, potatoes, sea kale, and
rhubarb. Pears are now over for this season. Apples
comprise nonpareils, Court Pendu Plat, and one or two
others. A few Kent cobs nsay still be had. Broccoli con-
tissues to arrive from the west of England and the Channel
Islands. Potatoes continue to realise improved prices.
Flowers chiefly consist of orchids, Chinese prininlaa,
violets, pelargoniums, cinerarias, cytisna, mignonette, and

1;t:1710111,. Per 100, 711 W 01
°mares, per Wu, 0 to .1
Pine Appl,,, per 1L.., Ss tolls
Stra,Sorz,es, per oz.. ~:,1 tuts
rABLE9I.
Mint, per bundle. 4d to Is
ilusbrootos, p. pott.,l. ad toll
>lustard & Vre”, p. pone.. 11l
Onions, per bush.. 4s to Ss
I Parsley, per bunch, 6d to Sd
Potatoes. York Itegauts. P. Way
1474 to 1644
London, England, 1867-04-27

MINES.-(IBIS DAY.)

Owa o'Czocaz.
The mining market is rather more active to-day,
and prices are somewhat firmer. North
shares are inquired for, and have risen to 4rtOitl,
owing, it is stated, to an important improvement
in the mine. Prince of Wales are quoted 52a. 6d.
to 535. 6d. ; West Chiverton, 714 to 724 ; Great
Vor, lr to 184 ; Stray Park, 54 to 6 ; Chivertoa
Moor, to ; North Chiverton, 41 to 5 ; and
West WWWWWWhhhhheel Kitty, 10s. to lbs.
From North Wheal Chiverton, the purser writes:—
" I understand from Captain Hancock that our operations
are progressing vigorously, and in the most cheering
manner, the lode being more or less productive every-
where in the bottom level—in some parts highly valuble,—.
and we shall quickly reach the next or soy 901athom level,
and get into and wider this excellent discovery."
The subjoined report on the metal market
is from the circular of Meier*. Von Dadelszea
and North :

The state of the metal market remains as doll as ever,
nor do we see any chalice of a material improvement until
political again on the continent take a Man favourable
turn. Iron.—Welsh bars are steady in value at previous
quotations, 51. 17s. lid. to 6/. tra, in Wales. Rails have
sold at 5/. 1:4. In Staffordshire, orders of so average cha-
racter continue to be received. Scotch Pig-iron.—The pub.
Ito sale of 45,000 tons, which took place on the 23rd Md.,
in Glasgow, attracted much attention. The prices realised
averaged about 51s. 9d. per ton, and the whole found reedy
buyers. Copper has undergone no great change ; prices
have tended in buyers' favour. Business reported inEuna
at SI/. 10a. ; and Wallaroo at 81/.. Kit 10e., and rat 801. ;
Chili bars, 701. 10s. and 711. English copper, both raw
and manufactured, very dull. Tin.—The market has beast
very dull, sad little business reported at the reduced
prices. We quote Straits, MI. to S 6/.: and Bann, 891..
to !W. English tin unsteady. In Holland the price of
Banc* has rapidly declined to 51f., sellers. Tin plates
show no signs of improvement. Lead is very steady, and
prices have an upward tendency. Spelter.—Not much
business reported, but the market is very sensitive ; the
slightest demand causes holders to ask higher prices,
Yesterday the demand was very animated, and 211. ss. paid
on the on, ot, and 21/. 7s. lid. offered for forward delivery.
Special brands in out-ports have realised 211. 10a, with
further buyers at the price.
London, England, 1867-04-27

SPAIN.

An amnesty has been accorded to all the cor-
porals and private soldiers concerned in the mili-
tary revolts which took place in the months of
January and June. 1866. A delay of thirty days
is i allowed for the acceptance of the amnesty.

KING GEORGE OF HANOVER.
BRUSSKI.S, APRIL 26.

King George of Hanover arrived here this after
noon, and left at 8.25 p.m. for Calais, on his w•ay
to London.

AMERICA.
(Br Anarnc
NEW YORK, APaIL 25, 6 P. V.

Gold, 140+. Sterling exchange on London,
1091. 5-20 United States Bonds, 110; Illinois,
1113 ; Erie, 57k. Cotton: Middling Upland, 25,
firm. Petroleum, refined, 26.
Gold continues unsettled by the advices from
Europe.

The Cunard steamer Cuba has arrived at Halifax

The Gazzetta del Popolo announces the arrival of
Count Walewski at Florence, and adds that he has had
several interviews with M. Battu:xi.
THE MARRIAGE OF THE COUNT OP FLANDERS.
—The Echo dot Pm-lenient of Brussels has the following
remarks d propos of the of the Count of Flanders:
—." Will it not be said that this alliance indicates a too
manifest leaning towards one of the two powers whose
, antagonism at this moment causes so many anxieties, and
I this tendency at such an instant, is it compatible with the
absolute neutrality of Belgium? Any one would be much
' mistaken in attributing to the marriage of the Count of
Flanders any significance whatever of this nature. Quite
the contrary, the French government can only see
with the liveliest satisfaction an event which
establishes a tie between this dynasty and a family
connected with the most glorious recollections
of the Napoleonic period. The Prince of Hohen-
zollern, father of the future Connie.' of Flanders, is sae
of the sister of Joachim Murat ; and one of the sisters of
this Prince married the Marquis de Pepoli, grandson of
Murat, and one of the distinguished diplomatists of
Italy of the present day. Thus twice the blood of the
Hohenzollern' has been allied to the glorious plebeian
blood of the brother-in-law of Napoleon 1. The marriage
which is going to be celebrated will therefore consecrate
fresh ties with the imperial dynasty of France at the
same time aa with the illustrious house associated with
the development of Germanic grandeur. Placed between
Germany end France, Belgium, so often the theatre of
sanguinary struggles between the German and Latin races,
forms to-day a barrier which covers the frontiers of the
one as of the other • and henceforth it may be said that
her RoyaPdynasty ;sill form a connecting link between'
the two powerful military monarchies."
ADMIRALTY, APRIL 26.—APPOINTYINT.--Cont-
mender C. C. 11. • t to be inspecting commander of
the coastguard at Bririaungton
London, England, 1867-04-27

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(=Tars Trzsaiams.)
PRUSSIA.

PARIS, Ana 27.

It is believed that the King of Pntwaa will open
the session of the Prussian Chambers on Monday
next in person, and that the speech from the
throne will contain satidactory declarations rela-
tive to the Luxemburg question.
London, England, 1867-04-18

WORSHIP-f3THEET.

Wink,* Johnion, a respectably dressed young man, was
charged witlestealing two garden roots, value Id.
Everett, 257 N, said—This morning I noticed the pri-
soner in Wilton-road, Daleton, looking into different gar-
dens. It was between S and fi o'clock. I was in pain
clothes, and apparently unnoticed by him. He got over
the palings of a garden and dug up a root, which he then
put into a bag beneath his coat. I took him into custody
and found other flower roots there. He had a knife
covered with mould in one hand, which he concealed under
his Inverness cape.
Mr. Newton—What did he ay!
Constable—That he only received 20e. a week from his
employer, and could not afford to buy flowers for the many
ppoots had at home ;he went on his bands and knees and
" that I would let him go, and so did his wife.
Ir Newton (to prisoner)—Now, what do you say to all
this ?

Prisoner—l em extremely eorry, sir. I did not know
that I was doing wrong or I should—
Mr. Newton—What? Don't make your offence worse
by telling a lie about it.. You know well enough that y'ou
had no more right to go into that garden and steal a paltry
flower than to enter a drawing-room and commit a costly
theft. What are you!
Prisoner—A wood carver, sir. I have a wife and four
children.

BL.liewtou—A wife and family, and you go sneaking
about stealing flowers. lam ashamed of you. I don't
know what to call such an act—a paltry dirty theft. I say
again that I am ashamed of you. (Prisoner really did ap-
pear fully ashamed.) Is your employer here?
Constable —Yes, sir.
_ _

A respectable tradesman came forward who represented
himself to be so, and gave prisoner a good character.
Mr. Newton—Will you take hini again into your ser-
vice—for the sake of his wife and four children
This was with some hesitation assented to, and
Mr. Newton then remarked to the prisoner—You have
disgraced yourself, your wife and family, lost your cha•
meter, and very nearly your work. I fine you is., and let
this charge be for ever a warning to you. At the same
time I don't know that I am adjudicating justly.
Prisoner thank you, sir.
SOUTHWARK.
CONVICTION OF A SCHOOLMArTLII FOR CoININ,:.
Willlow PoaaJord, schoolmaster of St. George's work-
house, was placed at the bar for final examination charged
London, England, 1867-04-18

thibal ant( MtMarg.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL re
The naval Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty
who arrived at Portsmouth yesterday, and made a earaiii
inspection of the dockyard in the afternoon, embarked oil
board the Bellerophon, 14, iron screw frigate, Captain E.
Tatham, this morning. The ship steamed out from Spit.
head, and when off the eastern shore of the Isle of Wight
the crew were exercised at the guns, that their lonishipa
might witness the effect of the firing on the new carriagta
with which she is supplied. The ship returned to Spithead
about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and their lordships after.
wards embarked on board the Enchantress, paddle yacht.
Staff Commander J. E. Pia, having previously inspected
the other ship of the sqran at Spithead. The Et.
chantress sail this evening for Portland, but is erped.d
to anchor for the night off Cowes. Their lordships are ap.
oompanied by the Controller of the Navy, Vice-Admiral
Robert Spencer Robinson.
The Minotaur, 26, iron screw frite, Captain James C.
Goodenough, 'truck the flag of Rear-Admiral Fmtlerick
Warden on Tuesday evening at sunset.
At the police-court here this morning Captain hales
Simpson, commanding her Majesty's ship Meg:era, was
charged with unlawfully assaulting Charles Wallis, a boy
twelve years of age, on the 11th instant. The use ex.
cited a great deal of interest, and a number of naval and
military authorities were present in the court. The de.
fendant pleaded not guilty to the charge, and on the
application of his solicitor the case was adjourned until
Monday. No evidence was taken, but the charge is hued
upon these facts :—The Meyera put into Plymouth on her
way from the Mediterranean, and while in the former post
the complainant went on board and was either accidentally
brought away to Portsmouth, or remained on board for the
purpose of securing a passage to this port. However,
when his presence was reported to the captain by the shipl
the former ordered him to be beaten with a rope.
:lir li d this order appear to have been carried out with
such hearty good will that the lad's back, when exhibited
to the magistrates, was &roses of bruises, the discoloration
extending down to the legs. He landed here without
friends, and his case was taken in band by some of the
townspeople. On leaving the court to-day Captna
Simpson was. greeted with various expressions of Indira,.
tion from the mob, and a large number of persons auerehhe
in front of the Prince of Wales club, to which place he
went from the court.
London, England, 1867-04-18

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Grey shirting', 6} ; catty, 2.50 tae] a. Tea
firm. Silk unchanged. Export to date, 38,500
bales. Exchange on London : ss. 10d. Freights :
Tea, 40s.

HONG KONG, MARcu 1.5.•

Grey shirting!, 61; catty, 3.50 taels. —Tea
unchanged. Total export, 112,000,0001b5. Ex-
change on London : 4s. 3d.
• These messages have occupied 20 days in transmis-
sion from Galle.

AMERICA.
(HT ATLANTIC TCLEORAPH.)
NEW YORE, AnuL 17, 6 P.Y.
.....

The Supreme Court has subpcenaed Generals
Grant and Pope and Mr. Stanton to answer the
complaint of Georgia next September.
The Great Eastern has sailed for Europe.
The City of Boston has arrived out.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Closing prices :—Gold, 1351. Sterling exchange
on London, 1091. Five-Twenty United States
Bonds, 1091 ; Illinois, 11311 ; Erie, 561. Cotton:
Middling Upland, 27i. Petroleum, refined, 26,
London, England, 1867-04-18

THE POLICE CO ARTS

MANSION HOUSE.

A person who caries C;iliebuLiess of a bookseller in
Sun-street, Bishopegate, was summoned under the pro-
visions of the Copyright Act for an infringement of that
statute.

The complainant was Mr. P. VaDentine, a publisher, car-
rying on Mainsail' Alfred-street, Bedford-square, and it
appeared that he had published a collection of Jewish
prayers, with an English translation, and had incurred
considerable expense in so doing. He had duly registered
the work and obtained the oopyri4ht and he alleged that
the defendant had got • facsimile of his work printed
abroad, and was selling it for half the price of the original.
The case was partly heard on a former day, and the
matter stood over upon the defendant promising not to
continue the sale, and that some amicable arrangement
might be come to which would obviate the necessity for
the alderman giving a decision.
The complainant was yesterday in attendance, but the
defendant did not appear, and Mr. Vallentine informed
the alderman that the latter had told him that he did not
intend to appear, or to carry out the suggestion that had
been made. He also stated that the defendant continued
London, England, 1867-04-18

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL

GIBRALTAR, Aram 17.

The Ceylon, from Southampton on the 12th
inst., arrived to-day at 1 a.m., and leaves at 9 a.m.
for Alexandria.

SUEZ, Aram 10.
The Madras (extra steamer from Bombay on the
3rd inst.) arrived at 8 a.m. to-day.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
SUEZ, APRIL 16.
The Bengal arrived at 6 a.m. to-day.

CHINA.
SHANGHAE, MARCH 7.•
The death of the Mikado of Japan is confirmed.
London, England, 1867-04-18

NVANA V. WALTON.

Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., said that this cue was some-
what peculiar. The plaintiff was a beerhouse-keeper, and
his daughter assisted in the business, but was not a
servant working for wages. The declaration claimed
damages upon the ground that the defendant
had induced the young woman to leave her home
and her father's service, but the action was not an ordinary
action of seduction, although there was no doubt that an
improper intercourse had taken place. In an ordinary
action of seduction it was clear that a nominal employment
as servant would be sufficient to found an action for lose of
servicea but in the way in which this declaration was
framed it was submitted that the plaintiff could not claim
damages unless the person who was enticed away was a
real servant working for wages. The trial came on before
Mr. Baron Pigott, at Worcester, when the question of law
was raised, and it was agreed that if the plaintiff were
entitled to recover, the damages should be 501. The present
motion was to enter a nonsuit upon the ground that, under
the circumstances, no action would lie.
Rule granted.
London, England, 1867-04-18

• Zwder week.

THE EXPORT COAL TRADE. —The exports for
March from the various British ports show a decrease of
135,205 tons, as compared with March, 1866, but a de-
crease of not exceeding 99,072 tons for the quarter, as
compared with the previous year. Messrs. Higgissoo
Co., of Liverpool, estimate the total exports for March at
644,719 tons ; for the quarter, at 1,771,746 tons; and
the exports coastwise from Liverpool for March at
10,358 tons.
- -

DISPATCH OF AMERICAN MAILB.—SOGIMAIWION,
APAIL 17.—The Hamburg American Company's steam
ship Cimbria, Captain Trautman, sailed hence to-day for
Newr York, with usual mails, 75 cabin and • full oomph,
meat of steerage passengers, and • large cargo from Has•
burg, his port, and Havre. ThiCambria is sister vessel to
the Ha.mmonia, which was lately built by Caird and Co.of
Greenock, for the same company, and which made her
passage
from Southampton to hew York in 9 dayr 3
She is a large and powerful steamer, and fitted op
with all the latest mechanical improvements ; her length
of keel is :332 feet, breadth of beam 40 feet, depth of hold
33 feet, tons register 3,000, and engines WO-horse power.
She is constructed to carry 80 first and 120 second clus
cabin passengers, and 540 steerage, besides her crew and
servants—nearly 1,000 souls altogether_

DESPATCH OF WEST INDIA MAns.—SOrTNINI.
TON, APRIL r.—The Royal Mail Company's steamsbip
Douro, Captain Bevis, sailed this afternoon with mails fat
the British and foreign West Indies, the Pacific, Cidiforuis2
and Central America. She took out 78 pamengem and
a full casof general merchandise, including silver can,
5,000/. •English bank notes, 501.; jewellery, 2471. ; French
ditto, 11 .

• •
THE HEAVY INDIA, CHINA, AND AusrittoiS
MAlLS.—SouvaixrroN, AruL. 17.—The Peninsula asi
Oriental Company's Mesmer Ripon, with the shoe msg..,
passed the Needles at 10 p.m. to-day.
Da. DE JONGH'S LIORT-BROWN Con LivEg
OlL—The rapidity and certainty with which this Oil inn moon,
strength to the 111014 feeble are thus descnbel by lio./.03
Clarke, Esq., 1LE.C.13., LLB.. In testi!) lag to its r‘tre'^l'mri
efficacy In his own cage:—" After the Pale Oil. and all oder rt•
undies that I could think of had failed, I tried. merely ass let
resort, Dr. de Jonah's Light-Brown Oil. 1 tredve.' 'Newham
relief, and Its use was the means of me restoration to healt ds
Sold only to capsnisd bottles, es. ed., 4i W., and Ya..
Jnngh's agents. Amer, Hanford, and Co., 77, Rona. bedon.
and chsgaista--(Adseetienasst I
London, England, 1867-04-18

TURKEY.

PARIS, Aram 18.

Telegraphic advices received hero from Constan-
tinople, to the 16th inst., state that the publica-
tion of several reforms is expected after the Bairarn
festival. One of these measures would have refer-
ence to the laws affecting the property of
foreigners in Turkey.

INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
GALLE, APRIL ii.

The Menageries Imperiales steamer Tigre left
here to-day with homeward India, China, and
Japan mails. She has 200 first-class passengers on
board, 1,300 bales of silk, and 300 packages of tea.
Tho Donnai, with the outward mails, left hero
on the 12th.

OVERLAND MAILS.
BOMBAY MAIL.

MALTA, APRIL 17.
The Manilla leaves at 7 p.m., and the Nyanza
at 4 p.m. to-day.
The former may be expected at Marseilles on
the 20th, and the latter at Southampton about the
26th inst.
London, England, 1867-10-28

VIE POLICE COURT&

MIANSION•HOUSS

Gewor Scott, IFilliam Scott, henry Walter Scott, and
Edward 7940.44101,, were charged before the Lord Mayor
with forcibly entering the house, No. 17, New-square,
Minories, and assaulting Frances Ann Scott.
Mr. Beard, solicitor ,conducted the prosecution.
The circumstances of the case were somewhat peculiar.
It appeared chat the tbree defendants of the name of
Scott were brothers of the complainant, and that three
weeks ago their father was removed to a lunatic asylum.
Previous to his removal the complainant conducted his
affairs, and he made out a will in her favour at the end of
August. She accordingly remained in possession of the
house when he went away, but her three brothers, each of
whom had a house of his own, and Thomason, who
had a smattering of the law, came and endeavoured to
obtain a division of the property. Min Scott refused to
admit them, but they pushed open the door and threw
her down in the passage. They then went into the par-
lour and said they had come to take an inventory of
what was in the house ; whereupon the complainant sent
for a policeman and gave them into custody.
The defendants asserted that the complainant had in-
duced their father to make out a will in her favour, and
then sent him to an asylum against his will. Since then
they bad got him out of the asylurc, and he was now
staying with Henry Walter Scott, who, with the other
two brothers, bad only gone for a change of clothing for
him.

The Lord Mayor said he had nothing to do with the
legal claims of any of the parties. What he had to do
with was the assault ; and for this he would fine George
and Henry Scutt and Edward Thomason 405., or seven
days, and bind them over to keep the peace for three
months. William Scott, it appeared, had not gone into
the house, and be should therefore only bind him over to
keep the peace for the same period as the others.
London, England, 1867-10-28

MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION.

Mr. Goren, revising barrister for the county of
Middlesex, held his final court at Redley's Hotel on Satur-
day, for the purpose of revising the parishes and places in
the City of London. _ _

Mr. T. Alley Jones, solicitor, conservative agent for the
county of Middlesex, appeared in the conservative interest,
and Mr. Gilbert represented the Middlesex Liberal Regis-
tration Society.
In the course of the business attention was drawn to
some exorbitant charges which were made by overseers.
The Barrister—lt certainly does appear to me that some
of these charges are unreasonably high. One bill now
before me, and which I am asked to certify, that of St.
Alphage, London-wall, is Si. 3s. 6d., and there are only
seven voters.

Mr. Gilbert—And in another parish, Allhallows, Honey-
lane, with three voters, the bill was 111. tie. rid.
Two or three of the overseers said that there was as
much trouble about two names as about two hundred.

The Barrister said that in the parish of St. Andrew r,
Holborn, one of the largest, the expenses were only Ils. 6d.
That, sum appeared to him nearer the thing. In several
of the other parishes, in which there were very few voters
on the register and no new claims or objections, the
charges were equally large. The overseer's expenses. in
one instance where there was one name only, were 21. 2s.
in another, with three names, .11. 7s. ; and in another four
voters cost the ratepayers 21. 2s. 3d. The barrister ob-
served that it was impossible for him to take the charges
at that moment, but he should carefully consider the ques-
tion with a view to deal with it next year if he had the
honour to be appointed.

GREAT NORTHREN HOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-ROAD,
ISLINGTON. Number of patients for the week ending
Oot. 28, 1,050, of which 301 were new MISS.
London, England, 1867-10-28

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

SUGAII.—There is more active inquiry at last week's cur-
rency. British West India sold at 31a. 6.1. to :12a. 63.. and
°Delayed Kann* 275. 341. Refined is also more active at
steed) prices.
Corm—The market is firm but quiet.
Rice.- There are buyers at the full prices of last week,
but no further sellers; cleaned continues in active request
at firm price.
SPICILS.--A few sales are reported ; Singapore, black
pepper, at 3 7-16 d.; and Pimento, 23. to nd.
COTTON.—The market was active on Saturday at a
further advance ; the demand now is lees active, but the
business doing is at Saturday's rates.
JUTE.—About 1,200 bales sold a steady prices.

TALLOW MARKET.—(TIIIB DAY.)
The market is quiet at the following prices :—Town
tallow, 445.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 445. 3d.;
Year, 445. ; December, 445. 3d. ; Spring, 445. bd.