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The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-08

UNPUBLISHED LETTERS of Lord NELSON
and Mr WM. HAMILTON.—In an early number of the
LONDON REVIEW sad WEEELY JOURNAL. conducted by
MAMBO MAO A 7 will be commenced the publication of a
metes of IN/MITER LIITERRS, of peat interest from Lord
NELSON to Air WM. 11• MILTON, with Sir Wm listollton's
replies torether wIW ether documents relating to the same
endmut memos. ate highly interestion correspondence will
he published by the Wad permission of the representative of Sir
Wm Hamilton, We ammo( the ossomerips —Orders moaned
441 boolteellms. News Apinni-onlea 11. llouthassponatreet.
• W. Ultie, swagger. • single **amen copy sent free
by Weft War yentas Wawa
London, England, 1860-08-08

NAPLES.

The Patric says:—" It is asserted that the Gari-
baldian volunteers have invested Fort Scylla, in
Calabria, opposite Messina."

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME (via Mainizmiss), Ammar 4.
Tho inhabitants of Monteporzio, near Frascati,
excited by anonymous proclamations, began to
divide the landed property of Prince Borghese.
Men, women, and children took part in the distri-
bution of lots.
A detachment of gendarmerie re-established
order.
Instructions have been sent to the frontier of
Naples to seize all inflammatory addresses, prods..
mations, &c.
London, England, 1860-08-08

LONDON LIBRARY, 1% St. James's-square.
This Library odors rasa advantages to persona engaged
ht literary pursuits. The to
Literature et theboth
=Yid foreign, Is added to a oollectiou ocealeilog of nearly
ohms. Mean valuer are allowed to country sew
tiers . it, to rieradents In town. The terms aro :—For a manhar,
ea entrance tea. LI annual walisoription. Life rasembershigy
tail auterrtber as nominatkra. LS &yew. Catalogue, ra.
London, England, 1860-08-08

Edinburgh and Glasgow.. la
Week ending July SW.
Cornwall
Ewen,'

- 1.106
246 -

Week einang August 4.
°Lwow !South it astern
North London
Great Luxembourg
Manchester, South Junc-
tion, it Altrincham 870

• The above Is endualve of trams doe tinder agreement with
the London and North Western Railway Company.
London, England, 1860-08-08

ism"'•`

L EST INT LLIGENCE.
xcs EXP ON TO SYRIA.
.81111k7H OF TIM •: R TO TILE TROOPS.

The Moniker of to-day gives an account of the
review of the troops who are to leave for Syria.
The Emperor addressed the troops as follows :
"Soldiers—You leave for Syria. France hails
with joy an expedition, the sole aim of which is to
cause the rights of justice and humanity to triumph.
You do not go to make war against any foreign I
power, but to assist the Sultan in bringing back
the obedience of his subjects, who are blinded by
the fanaticism of a former century. On that dis-
tant land, rich in great reminiscences, fulfil your
duty, show yourselves the worthy children of those
who once gloriously carried into that country the
banner of Christ. You do not leave in great num-
bers, but your courage and your prestige will sup-
ply the deficiency, because wherever the French
flag is seen to pass nations know that a great cause
precedes it, and a great people follows it."
The Monikur also publishes a decree creating a
special cadre of naval lieutenants with fixed resi-
dence.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BELGRADE, Amon 7 (Eno!um).
Prince Miloech has arrived here.

Tranquillity prevails in the city.
A conference of the Foreign Consuls, the Pacha,
and the chiefs of the police took place yesterday.
Measures have been taken to preserve public order.
The Consuls have visited the hospitals, where 18
wounded Turks are lying.
The wives and children of the Turks have taken
refuge in the citadel.
London, England, 1860-08-08

kl.' SHAIE OISTS.-THLS DAY.

Two o'Osooi.

--
There have been several variations to-day in the at
market for British railway stooks, which, upon :1
the whole, is steady. Great' Western stock has so
declined I per cent., Whilst South Eastern son.
and Caledonian have risen 1 per cent. Other no
descriptions are generally steady. London and soo
North Western stock is now quoted 1054 to ;
Great Western, 724 to I; Midland, 1284 to 3 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire 1091 to 1104 ; South as.
Eastern, 88} to 894 ; Caledonian, 94i to ; Great
Northern, 11T4 to 1181 ; and Eastern Counties, 562 Ice
to 57.

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The shamed the two principal Canadian railways fo.
oontinne in demand, and are rising. Antwerp and uo
Rotterdam are firm. The Indian lines remain Me
London, England, 1860-11-12

THE PAPAL STATES.

Protest of the municipality of Acquapeudente
against the French occupation :
Monsieur le Commandant,—The arrival of the French
troops under your orders plane us under the necessity of
abandoning our town, that we may not see clerical govern-
ment restored by you. Wears also compelled to furl our
flag—that flag which a year ago floated aide by side with
yours—in onler that it may not be exposed to insult under
the protection of your glorious armies. As administrators
of this place, elected by the people to govern in the name
of our magnanimous hg, Victor Emmanuel, we have ever
respected all opinions! ; life and property were never safer
than they have been in our time. lining now constrained by
force to emigrate, and yielding only to the demonstration
of a friendly flag, we retire with the confident hope that
justice will promptly be done when our cry shall reach the
ears of your magnanimous Emperor, and that our ',rayon
and those of the population will be heard. If in this hope
we should be deceived, we should have oo choice bat to ffy,
ourselves and our children, to some free land, for we would
burn down the house a our fathers rather than live in
it under the bad government of the priests.
Receive the assurance of our high consideration.
Acquapendente, Nov. 2.
The Provisional Municipal Commission,
G. TAVRILLI BALD/BIM, G. SATItITA
SILVIO BOSDI, G. PAICIII/11
London, England, 1860-11-12

THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Captain
Stone, from Boston ou the 31st ult., and Halifax
on the Ist inst., arrived here at 7.20 a.m., with 129
paasen The Arabia landed all mails, and proceeded at
7.40 a.m. All welL

She encountered strong easterly gales on her
voyage home.
The Anis had arrived out. The Fulton and
Europa had arrived at Cape Race.
There was no news of interest.
COMNFIWIAL INTELLIGENCE

-Rilv—Yoßkt-cic7. '2-97 Emus's,.

Flour active ; prices wochanged. Bales amount to 21,000
bbls. Wheat firm and in good demand at an advance of 20.
per bushel. Oats uocbanged. Can heavy and quotations
lower. Cotton irregular. Pronsioos firm. Sugars steady,
Freights closed quietly.

LATER viA HALIFAX.

NEW YORK, Ocr. 30, EVINING.
Money active, but unsettled. Exchange steady; on Lon-
don, 108 to Rag. Stocks closed as follows New York
Centrals, 83i Illinois Bonds, 91.
NEW ORLEANS, OCT.
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The cotton market is snner. Sales to-day, 10,000 bales.
Middling, 11 Freights to Liverpool, ;,d. to 748 d.
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY Mount°.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, Capt. Stone,
from Boston and Halifax, which touched yesterday
at Queenstown, arrived here at 8.15 a.m.
Havannah ailvices were to the 23rd ult. Sugar
unchanged. Crops were promising. The Havannah
correspondent of the Charleston Mercury says:—
" The report is unfounded that Spain is fitting out
a fleet at Havannah to aid Miramon."
California dates are to the 17th ult., but there
is no news of importance.

QUEENBTOWN, SUNDIY Evoino.
The Royal Mail steamship Africa arrived here at
2 p.m., embarked mails and proceeded for New
Yuck at 4 pm. All well.

The Berlin Royal Academy of Arta elected the
Print-me Frederic William an horsorery member at a full
meeting a short time since. Her royal highness has ae-
cepted the election, and coinninnicated her decision to the 11
academy in the following letter :—" I have received, with
thanks and sincere joy, Use intimation from the Royal
Academy of Arts of Berlin that they have elected me an
honorary member of their body. In this choke I see the
aokoowledgiueut of the warm and lively interest for the
arts with which I ant animated. In the wish to prove this
sentiment, I willingly accept, after having obtained the
approbation of Ids Royal Highness the Prince Regent, the
election which hoe fallen upon me, since it brings me into
closer connexion with a corporation which possesses so im-
portant an influence over the cultivation and development
of art in our fatherland.—rtt-renta, Princess Frederic Wil-
:not. of Pi ussiu, Priucess l:oy►1 of Great Britain ao l Ireland:
Berlin, Oct. 72,1860.
London, England, 1860-11-12

CASII ALTIJp.

Africa,—lt le meted that tha tae American whip Africa, Captain
Jordan. from ff to ithaagtuse, got aground in the Strada
of Otipar, and being surrounded by pirates, wail abendonod.
nod was on Me before the crew lest sight of her . the latter
are reported as having been landed at Singapore on the 9th of
Blatther.
nince kss,, Captain Todd, bound to London, with trait.
has foundered, having been in contact with the Aram (r,.
crewsaved.-01braltar, Nov. —.
Jupiter, from Rigs to this port, with weed. sank near Flekken)
on the 114th of October , crew landed at Arendal neat day.—
Hull, Nov. 9.
London, England, 1860-11-12

wheat was improved Loth in quantity and quality as corn
pared with the year weeks. la old no inge ; common
new lc to 2s, ; the best white sorts made 6.54. ;
aerooiary and ordinary, 60s. to 63a. ; fine red, 60s. ; other
desenpti 508. to Ma. per 36 Maio There was o tolert,
ble show of y, whisk emisinted psinoicallY of oenoodorY
sorts, which were somewhat 11111ilt to buy, but the best
ditto maintained the ides:' matt* .10a. to 44a. ; grind.
ing, 35e. to 311/4. par quarter. Other kinds of spring corn
were it moderate supply, and the tone of the trade being
firm, no difficulty was experienced in establishing the pre•
viol= week's rates ; oats, 24a. to 2.e. , beaus, 525. to 561.
per qr.; mak, Mc to 725. ; rye, 38e. per ditto ; flour, 414,
WOOL per 20 atom

Kraicaum, Nov. 10.—In the early part of the week we
had damp, changeable weather, notwithstanding which
potato lifting and wheat sowing were proceeded with.
Weather improved towards middle of week ; this morning
it rained beayHytill sgainat the *maim of new grain,
especially wheat. At oar country markets, this week, we
had lees grain offering than of laic Ehirley s
.. isurfood
demand for all kinds in good audition, at full cat ;
inferior Is. &wpm Wheat, dry and it for , sohl
readily at the full missed last week ; soft parcels at all
Emma down to 40a. par qr. Oats, id. to Is. per qr. lower.
Hers to-day, we had large supplies el barley and oats, and
moderate of wheat. Sales ready enough at last week's
mom for barley ; oats and wheat from 6d. to le. per qr.
lova,. Wheat, old, nis. to 70s. per qr. ; new, 43. to 7211.;
barley, new, ff/s. to 445. ; tate, new, 2:38. to Ms.

WAVEIP011:1, NOV. 10.—We have had rather small sun.
plisse( home-growa grain this week, but our arrivals of
foreign are libewaL There has been lees activity in the
trade than of late, and, except for barley and cote, former
prices have not berm fully maintained Wheat : Farmers'
samples must be noted the tars lower, as well as boat par-
leas, and foreign bag given way about 3d. per barrel ; at the
I reduction there is a fair inquiry. Barley farlly as dear ; oats
have further advanced 4d. to lid. per barrel, and at present
enhanced rates the quantity offering is very small for the
season of the year. Indian Corn : There is quite a pause in
the trade after the Ishii large buying, and to make sales
Lower rates art be takes, but there in no pressure on the
part of borders, there being little chance of replacing on
more favourable terms. Flour doll and rather cheaper.
Imports this siva r—Wheat, 9,653 gra • her* TOO ;
Indian corn, 5,700 ; 60 sacks ; timer, 366 sacks.
Exports this week:—Wheat, 1,004 barrels ; barley, 1,427 ;
ode, 8,029; Soar, 431 mots ; Indian sore, 1,000 barrels ;
<mutual, 86 sacks.

WELTEXEt REPORT.

NOII.IO, USW=II I AND 9 A.K.
London, England, 1860-11-12

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

The Prince of Wake, who left Portland in the
Hero on tho 20th ult., has now for 1101310 time been howdy
expected in Eastern!. Him royal bighorn' has been 22 days
at lea, or double the time in which the passage is coot.
moldy made. This nnoimal delay is co doubt owing to the
long continuance of strong easterly winds, the Hero hiving
probably fallen short of coed. Several steam-tup have been
despatched to crone in the chops of the Channel, where
{My hope to fall in with the erpoidros.

Her Majesty the Queen Las been graciously
pleased to send a donation of 2011. to the Society for Pro-
moting the Employment of Additional Curates in Populous
Places, of which society her Majesty is patron ; and his
Royal Highness the Prince Consort has given 1001. to the
mime object

The Queen has appointed the Earl of Chichester
Lonl•Lieutonaot of the county of Sorsa, in the min of the
Duke of Richmond, &mass/

His Royal Highner the General-Commanding-
in-Chist is shortly expsord to visit Harwich for the per
pone of bursting the fortifications at that port and at
Led Bard Poet The Local Volunteer Artillery corps will
attend his royal highness as a guard of honour on the
occasion.

Frances Countess Waldegrare and Mr. Harcourt,
M.P., have arrived in town from Twickenham, and will
shortly leave for Neasharn Park, Ozon.
The increase in the number of students in the
University of Edinburgh, which was marked last year, con-
tinues this assume. Lord John Russell's ekleet eon bee this
year matriculated in the university, In which his father wee
• student fifty yeses ego
Mr. Merivale, the Under-Secretary of State for
India, has appointed Yr. Charles Chicheley Plowden to be
his private secretary, vice Yr. Hobbouse, promoted.
The preientation of the freedom of the City of
London, with swords, to Lord Clyde and Sir James Outown,
which has bees delayed principally on account of the visit
of the former to the South of Prance, and the illness of the
latter, will take place early in December. The masertation
will be followed bye banquet on • magnificent scale at the

The Osborne, Admiralty yacht, Master Coen-
TIMMS/. George E. Bower, is expected to leave Ports-
mouth en Wednesday seat, for Antwerp, where she will
be pleeed at the disposal of the Empress of Austria.
There is a rumour that the Em prow; of the French
will this winter visit England awl Somtlaad.
London, England, 1860-11-12

THE ENSUING SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE

SHOW.

The ensuing Christmas prise cattle show of the
Smithfield Club is fixed to take place this year at the
Baker etreet Bazaar, on the 11th, 12th, 13th, and 14th
December. and the entries already exceedingly nu-
merous. The death of the Duke of Richmond, who,
as immediate successor of the late Earl Spencer, for
many year filled the office of president of the Smithfield
Cattle Club, has caused a vacancy in that position, and the
subject .will be taken into consideration at the annual
general meeting of the club, to be held on the 11th De-
cember. It is generally believed that the choice of
the club will fall upon Earl Berners, is cease-
quence of the great attention the noble lord has
paid to the interests of the club, not only as vice-
president but as for keens for the late noble presidect.
Considerable mieapprehenaion exists as to the proposed
removal of the Smithfield Club prise cattle show from the
Baker-street Banter. An impression is abroad that the removal
of the show will take place this year. This is erroneous.
The contract between the Smithfield Club and Mr. Boni-
nois, the proprietor of the Bakeratreet Bazaar, does not
terminate till the Christmas of 1861. &MI the proposed
building for the reception and exhibition of the stock at
Islington will not be in readiness to accommodate the show
till the Christmas of 1862. It will be remembered that
some two or three mouths since there was a great centre.
veiny upon this subject amongst the members of the
club, and that several meetings were held at the Free-
masons' Tavern to decide the question of removal or non-
removed to the site of Dixon's cattle lairs in the Liver.
pool-reed, Islington, which was carried by a considerable
majority. The late noble president, the Duke of Rich•
mond, expressed himself adversely to the removal, in a
letter which was read at the Bash meeting presided over by
Lord Walsieghion : whilst Earl Beepers, who was also
absent upon that occasion, expressed his written concurrence
in this proceeding. It is not improbahle, therefore, that
there may be some contest upon the poict at the annual
general meeting of the club in reference to the election of
president. It is stated that an opinion has strongly pitied
ground *wept the members of the club that it sill be im-
politic to move the locality of the show, awl more espe-
cially to a district so far away from the central and fashion-
able end of town as Islington. It is believed, Imwever, that
the change of opinioe, if it has taken place, has sums too
late, as it is undentood that the deeds end documents are
all executed by which, upon certain oietlitioee, the club
bind themselves to the limited liability company who
arc to erect the LuEiling at Islington fur I of (WC IStY•
I 900 years. —Otarrtr.
London, England, 1860-11-12

MINER.-(THIS DA F.)

Two o'Creor.
The home mining share market to-day is active.
Transactions to a good amount have taken place,
chiefly in shares in Wheal Margaret, Providence,
East Carculon, Wheal Trelavrney, Marke Valley,
Wheal Kitty (Lelant),aad Wheal Ludoott. Prices
re firm.

, Foreign and colonial mining shares remain
without any alteration.
The Committee for liquidating the affairs of the
Anglo-Mexican Mining Association, having com-
pleted their labours, have, convened a meeting of
the shareholders for next Wedneelay.
At North Providence Aline meeting on the Bth inst. the
accounts showed a balance of liabilities over mecca of
1961. 15s. tld. A call of 3e. lid. per share was made.
Putrid Consols, on the 7th inst., made a call of 10s. per
share.

The But Caredon Mine accounts, presented at the moot-
ing on the Bth inst., shovred ft arodit balance of 1,5531.85. 7d.
A dividend of 2s. 61, per share was declared, leaving Ka.
to the next aeoosat.__.

At 2F;;TndeighMine meeting, on the Sth inst., a call of
L. per share was made.
Ofalvadnack Mine, on the Stir inst., made a call of la. per
share. _ . _

The AN est ROlO Down Mine accounts, presoak/ at the
meotiug on the Bth my., &owe/ u cr,ia, wutueu of 2,e00f.

SPORTING.

TEI SHREWSBURY AUTUMN MEETING.
London, England, 1860-11-12

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

EQUITY COURT
Wore V in-Chime-Um Woad)
MYSIMAII.6 TIVRT.

Th 6 WO4 a pcti eatirt el • emu
r,vmenting property pat into setthneeot &Diked the sea-
• tkti.4l 14 which wee an question 14100 the preent ens.
Th. iu questson we. • •obteitsicheeellik.
Lest. tla. widen being • mother and OM died
.tarred with • recital that it was the istesties of the per-
tar. to toake aettlemoot foe the hunk at themeelves. It
rhea La...Ny.01 lb., property upon trysts fee the besellt of the
elothra for life, with remainder fee the ace at th.. bat
it h .1104.{d ,ho under that age, sod leave shildzes, thee
urn taut for the children in • certain manner, le the
evrot. which had happened it was Dow doubted whether the
.„N rola An simulluto uMewt 00 be attaining 2N, or whether
ibe,,loldren were also primarily to be beuelittel by the
ettknimit.

Omens appeareil for the pectic&
The Vka-rhanoalker was of opinion that the primary
benefit limier the settlentent was to be given to the son
And that the pfoVillO, commencing with " hut
not to cut down his interest when once he
ituiuo.l

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The eridemee went Is elethe' ihni hot goat i
o'clock there mu a pow mosens eit the
Chapel, at which wee mud wog that. lbe
soon was seen to eater TESSUBI sod hake lie
seat. He was then widest ea omelet NNW .
after be waa observed to p sow with an ovrsmt
by another perms, but lee sulker was taken of Idea
tills young man named Pony, who was attending the
meeting, found that his coat had been taken off a hook.
Upon making that discovery informatioe was gives to
Slocombe, D 144, who, (from the description given him)
had hie sespielone raised what the prisoner.
Neemnbe mid be went to a house in Circus-street, where
ha made Inquiries about the prisoner, and was told that he
wee not at home. Hs waited for the prisoner whoshortly after
made his appearance, when he was identiliea by • young man
named Webber, who saw him leave with an overcoat on
him. At the stationhome to which he was taken seven
duplicates were found upon him, tire of which related to
overcoats, He (Sloconibe) had ascertained that one of tls.,
overcoats was lost by a young man named Odeharn a few
weeks since, who was at a prayer meeting on the occasion of
ite being stolen.
Yr.Waisageld —ls Om prisoner known
Inspector—He is, air. There are many other cases which
au be produced against hint.
Slocombe had in his possession some rouge he found at
the prisoner's lodgiogs, which wan used by him to disguise
his features.
The prisoner was remanded.
London, England, 1860-11-12

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL

The Delta, from Southampton, Oct. 27, arrival
at Malta, Noy. 5, at noon ; mailed at midnigbt for Aloz-
andria.

The Vectia, from Marseille., Nov. 11, arrived at Malta on
the Nth, 3 am_ ; ruled 10 a.m. for Alexandria.

The magnificent park of Moneeaux is about to
be thrown opee to the Parisians. Workmen have been
employed for *event days pad in opening ea setrance to
the perk from the exterior boulevard, and idling up the
sunk fence by which it was defended. All the trees which
lined the wall from the new entrance to the old Iron We
on the boulevard are being cut down. The perk of !dai-
mons at the commencement of the present century
. _

we one of the wonders of the French capital.
Mare were pavilion' of varied architecture, myste
clans grottoes, kicequas, ruins, a river, islands,
Greek temples, • valley of tombs for philosophers,
• winter pinion, end, in fine, a thousand enchaotiog objects.
In another part of the park stood • windmill, with • cottage
for the miller. This pretended cottage was lined inside with
white marble, and contained s dairy, of which an the milk
camels were of porcelain ; after this specimen one may
judge of the remainder of the furniture. Of all thee fen-
trek anaemia there remains only a colonnade, which
formed part of a rotunda, with am antique statue in the
middle. A pert of the perk is to be devoted to the con.
struction of handsome ; • square is to be formed in
the remainder, which will be one of the most handsome in
Paris.

BOARD or TR•DR, WRITSHALL, Nov. 7.—Pouts
op Hosiers Tbe Right Hos. the Lorda of the Committee
of Privy Council for Trade have received, theo the 8..
weary of State for Foreign Affairs, a copy of a berelatios
af a aegis, which has bees issued by the Hosed of Health
at Lisboa, trams :tatted by her Mapoty's Consul at that
place, reportiug that all the porta of tlie Empire of Mo-
rocco are considered free from lnfectioa with the cholera
vaorbes.—Garette.
London, England, 1860-11-12

DESTRUCTION OP ?ME KILDARE CLUB-HOUSK

DUBLIN, BY FIRE.

At half-past 4 o'clock yesterday morning the Kil-
dare-street Club-house, Dublin, was discovered to be on fire,
and in lees than two hours the building, with the exception
of the front wall, was completely destroyed. Three lives
have been unfortunately lost —those of Miss Smith, the bar-
maid, and two female house servants. Miss Smith was an
English lady, and had woo the respect and esteem d every
member of the club. By the exertions of the clerk,
Mr. Hughes, six other female servants were rescued unin-
jured. Owing to the perfect stillness of the morning the
denies were directly cooked to the building in which they
orizinated. Neither of the adjoining houses has been in the
slightest degree injured. The club-house was insured for
at least 14,00ef. in various oMees. The building was sold
.ome months since to the College of Physicians far &OW
• splendid now edifice being in course of erection for the
members of the club in Nassauetreet and Kildare-street.
It will not, however, be ready for occupation fur six mouths
to come.
London, England, 1860-11-15

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

Mehra the Judge Ordinary.)
LANIOVILLII V. ANDER/10N LAD OUICHALD.

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This morning the court decreed administration with the
will annexed to the representatives of Madame Innetiville,
and declined to al ow the defendants their mete cat of the
edam.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Nov. 14.
(Before Mr. Commies loner Cronin:rm.)
II 10 T. ILL= IWINHALL.
The bankrupt was a boot-factor, of Billiter-elreet. This
was the ern midair. The liabilities Its slated at 25,0001. ;
nest% 10,0001. The following creditors were chosen trade
assignees; Mr. Jeer. Wittingall, tanner, Northampton Mr. Carr, lace warehouseman, Northampton ; sod Mr.; Barrow, warehouseman, Aldennanbury. Mr. Reed, for
the assignees, consented to an snowman of 31. a week being
made to the bankrupt.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Noy. 14.
(Before the Chief Commissioner.)
EN NA JO= ALDMIMAN.
Thu insolvent, a beaper retailer is assaies-atirset, Totten-
ham.court-read, woe posed ley three
Mr. Way we aesseeller iseltweit. erediton in person.
After re ezmaimetion tore ewe 1011 adjoureed for further
mad better amounts, and the learned oonumaii• loner de-
tained to attend the discharge rubel
IX Al FRINIIMICI WILLIAM =PIT&
This insolvent, • civil engineer, who had resided at Kil-
burn, was opposed by Hr. Dowse for eight creditors ; Mr.
Bargood supported.
It appeared that the insolvsat had stayed some time in
• d expected to raise sa• in the_ pound for the medi-
tats al some reversionary property. His wits had an income,
and he had contracbed a number of debts with tradanies,
et of whom now opposed.
The caws um now •diourned for farther informatics.
London, England, 1860-11-15

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nov. 2.
Stocks are buoreat aad active. Yawy abundant, sod in
moderato demand at 6 per cent. dull and me
minaL Flour : State &ad Western deasiptiona opened sc.
better, but closed quiet. Corn scares aad firm. Oats
quiet. Wheat unchanged.

(LATENT PT Tnumiara To Wm roar.)
NW YOBS, Nov. 3, Svionsin.
The sheeninidp DIM& and City of Weehiagtea hav e
wailed fat Serape; the inner with 250,000 dole. fa sgesie.
The stock mullet ia fro ; the following are the latest
quotations :—New York Central, 821 ; Erie, 31 ; "Illinois
shares, 72. Cotton quiet ; Middling upland, 111 e. to 11 c.
Breadstuff' are heavy and declining. Wheat I. quoted 10.
to 2c. loins. Provisions dull. Freights higher.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(nom ova owl

PARIS, WIDNYBDAT EMITING.

The' Empress left St. Cloud before daybreak
this morning, for Scotland. The Emperor escorted
her to the Northern Railway station. Her
Majesty is accompanied by the Princess d'Essling
and Madame de Saulcy, and her equerries, Baron
de Pierre. and the Marquis de Lagrange. She is
going direct to a country house in Scotland belong-
ing to the Dnehees of Hamilton, and desires to
travel in the strictest incognito. She will be absent
from France for several weeks. For reasons with
which I am unacquainted, the government evening
journals received orders not to speak of her depar-
ture, and it is only mentioned by the Prea.e. I
hear that the low-spirited state in which the
Empress has been since the death of her sister,
renders her more than ever &wearable to priestly
influence, and that being unable to persuade the
Emperor to set the Pope on his legs, she wishes to
be out of the way, in order the more completely to
wash her hands of all responsibility for the events
that are likely to occur in Rome.

A pamphlet, certainly not official, but still sig-
nificant, has appeared to-day at Dashes with the
singular title of " Pape et Empereur." The
author (understood to be M. Oayla) proposes the
suppression of all relations between the Preach
clergy and Rome, that bishops -and priests should
be elected by the people as in the primitive days
of the church, and that the Emperor should con-
centrate in his own person political and religious
London, England, 1860-11-15

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

LONDONDERRY, WZDNIIIDAI Emma.
The Montreal Oman Company's steamier Cliill-
dian, Captain Graham, frog Quebec on the 3rd
nun., has arrived and landed all made.
She passed the Anglo-Saxon on the 3rd, and the
North American on the 6th inst.
The Bohemian had arrived out.

Advice. had been received from Valparaisoto the
and from Callao to the 12th ult.
The ultimatum of the American government re-
garding the Lissy Thomson, Georgiana, Urban.,
&atonic claims, had been rejected by the Peruvian
government.
The Peruvian frigate San Lorenzo was destroyed
at Callao while being docked. The stanchions of the
dock gave way, and the Lorenzo immediately filled
and sank. It was believed that 150 persons
panelled.
The revolution in Bolivia had been suspended.
Several officers who took part in it were shot.
Difficulties had arisen at Panama between the
17nited States and the British naval force, owing
to the arrest of an American officer and a citizen
who refused to respond to the challenge of the
British guard stationed in the streets.
London, England, 1860-11-15

COURT OF RILCHRIVER.—Noy. 14.

Sittings at Nisi /tins at Wintsainsisr.—(Eistore Mr Hama
Martin and Memos Juries.)

JAOZION L BA7.—voiunszis' rirroax.
_ ... _

-- --
Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Hanna were ennui fee the
plaintiff ; Mr
t.. IL Chamber. and Mr. Frauds regenerated
the defendan
This was an action brought by the plaintiff, a tailor at
Woolwich, to recover from the defendant, a rink in the
Royal Animal. and captain of the 4th Company of the 2dßatUdion of Volunteers, the suns of 1941. 14e. 4d., for
volunteers' uniforms. The defendant pleaded never
indebted, exempt as to 251„ which be had paid into court.
It appeared from the plaintifFs cam that in February
last the defendant gave him an onler for the uniforms, sr-
rang* far the pries, the pattern, the number to be sup-
phut and the tame for their delivery. The prim speed to
cajmigto he at delivery was at the rate of IL 10s, and 51. per
but after some of the uniforms had been supplied,
the tiff was enable to obtain payment, and bad there-
fore t the present action,
Foe the defence it wee stated that up to the time of the
Wang of the writ the plaintiff had not furnished any par-
ticulars of demand. The defendant was a clerk in the gun
London, England, 1860-02-01

ENING, FEBR

MST IN'f ELAAGENCIL.
• 40;
ROME. 1
IC/P. ANOTHER DEVON RATION.

On the 22nd ult. another great political demon-
stration wu made at Rome, the more immediate
object in this instance being to protest against the
recent address to the Pope from a portion of the
nobility. An immense crowd assembled upon the
Place Cotonna, when they raised shoats of " Vivo
Napoleon ! Viva la Franoe! Vi,. Victor Emmanuel!
Down with Antonelli ! Down with the government
of the Priests!" General de Ooyon has since pub-
lished as order of the day, declaring that his mis-
sion is to preserve tranquillity, and Chet he must
prevent any further manifestation. The agitation,
however, continued.
London, England, 1860-02-01

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, WEDNICSDAT MOZNINO.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Nepali'. Captain Vincent, with the Peninsular mails
from Lisbon, Vigo, and Oporto, has arrived. She
brings 19 mangers, 3,03641, in specie, and 900
packages of cargo, consisting of eggs, oranges, tko.
During the voyage the Nepaul experienced heavy
gales from the north-west with mountainous seta.
Her Majesty's steamers Brunswick and Neptune,
the Dutch frigate Esertesn, aid the usual Portuguese
squadron were in the Tagus.
The Portuguese parliament was convened at Lisbon
on the 26th ultimo.

OUTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
The China, which left Southampton on the
20• h alt., arrived at Gibraltar on the morning of the 28th.
All well.

The Ceyks Mit MhosUse an the evening of the 28th, Pad
Is rapeolerl le arrive at Southampton this evening,

The territory of Savoy ogstaito 186 square miles
end 650,000 inbabitesite ; the county of Ni.., 68 Kure
ranee sod 2L0,000 in►abl,:nts.
Chevalier Parini eitived at Bologna on the 24th.

A Praeatt letter of the lifoth ult. gays t--" The
naceatiregbas =lob took plate at dta dawn of Pant, sad
to =the the Humorless sad Bergh= frateraleed, have
Wm =hated hers la the Owen et pablie mart frequented
thitetaisate of the twe =Meas. The peke hen strictly
ferbilles alt patting= gad prorielonof atee to allow
popular Slaonalaa sad linger soap to be .and la their
London, England, 1860-02-01

THE EXPRESS, WED:

7

sentencing the prisoner to be Impeiessed la the
Correctioa. and kept to hard labour.
Mr. C. Young, solialicw, made ea application to the eaglr
teats to substitute the imposition of • Ana or allow coal-
mutation to be made to the Mjured boy. He made dd.
application ea behalf of the wife aad three infant children&
of the prewar, who would be raised if be was seat to
prince.
Mr. Yardley said he could not entertain ths applicake.
A savage euault had biro committed, and if he had erred
at all it had been oa the .ide of mercy. He would not alter
the mentence. If he did thi:dren would be at the mercy of
every rails in the streets.
Tbe prisoner sou wet sway in the police van, to undergo
his sentent", and will have to work oo the tread-wheeler
pick oakum. His farads aad connexions were said to be
highly respectable.

'

SH4BB LISTS-ills Ldp.

Two Wilocs.
Very little beesissm has been dose this teeming in
British railway stocks, and the market i• flat in
character. A decline of 1 per cent. has taken
plane in a few descriptions, including Midland and
Great Western. Present quotatioas are as follows:
!London
and North Western, 97 to 98}; Great
Western, 861 to t ; Midland, 108 to 1091 ; Lancer
shire and Yorkshire, 991 to 100; Great North-
ers, 1061 to 107; London and South Westsrn, Mt
to 981 ; South Eastern, 83 to 1 ; Eastern Counties,
581 to t. The North Eastern stooks remain firm.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are flat, at lt
to 1/ prem. Grand Trunk of Canada and East
Indian Railway stocks are in better demand; the
former has improved.
____ _
London, England, 1860-02-01

IYAETINGB OF ORBDI7OIIS.

A meeting of the creditors of Messrs. Church aud
Son, wholesale grocers, of Eastcheap, who stopped
payment on the 10th inst.,wu held yesterday. Up to
the 29th of October last the firm was carried on
under the style of Church, Son, and S'ubbrs, when
the latter gentleman retired. The balance-sLert,
prepared by Mr. S. L. Price, the accountant, rotes
the liabilities of Church and Son at 31,1171., and the
'wets at 32,1951., showing a deficiency of 1,9224
The composition offered on behalf of the firm was
las. in the pound. 3t was contended that, as the
balance-sheet exhibited 18s. 3d., at least 17..
to be offered, but this view was not prcezed on the It.
constant rendering explanations. Finally it was
determined to accept the amount off, red, ss. of which
is payable at once, and the rest in instalments at
three and six months. _

The meeting of the creditors of Mr. E. J. Wheeler
(of B. J. Wheeler and Co.), in the AuLtralian trade,
who failed on the 11th inst., was also held yesterday.
The balanoe-sheet presented by M r. J. Ballot the tire
of Quitter, Ball, Jay, and t. 0., estimates the Juan-
lities at 31,6911., and the assets at 16,3771., showing
a deficiency of 15,2141. It was explained, however,
that the worst view of the out-turn of the estate
had been taken; and Mr. Wheeler, who attended at
the request of several creditors, expressed his belief
that the assets will realise more than 10a. or I ls. in
the pound, the amount indicated in the balance -
sheet. The goods in the hands of agents in the colonies
consisting principally of ale, wine, and beer, are
estimated to be worth 9,8781., but a creditor ex-
pressed an anticipation that they will realise more.
The ship, owned by the firm are in good order, and
are worth about 8,0001., but have been mortgaged
to the extent of 3,0001. No preferential payment
has taken place, and the conduc' of Mr. Wheeler
was described as honourable ; hie drawings were at
the rate of 1,0001. or 1,2001. per annum. Mr.
Wheeler was unprepared to offer security for a COM.
position, and it was consequently resolved that the
estate shall be liquidated under inspection.
London, England, 1860-02-01

SPAIN.

MADRID, lax. 80.

The steamer Madrid hu been run into by the
steamer Seine. Great damage was caused by the
accident, bat no lives were last.
Latest intelligence received from the seat of war
announces that the fortification of the Spanish en-
campment before Tetuan continued.

THE UNITED STATES. 711
QUEENSTOWN, WIDWINIDA T.

The Canadian mail-steamer Hungarian, Captain
Jones, which left Portland, Heine, on the 218
January, arrived here at 6 a.m., landed the English
and Scotch mails, and proceeded on to Liverpool.
The Circassian, from Galway, arrived at New-
foundland on the 20th inst.

The Anglo-Saxon, Irina Liverpool, reached Port-
land on the 19th inst.

The Hungarian brings intelligenoe from New
York to the 20th.

The non-election of a Speaker wu operating nu-
(aroma* oa badmen.
The Viceroy of E6.i. pt be, made a large oontrect
for Sharpe's rifles.
Mexican advice. are !o :he 12th inst.

It was rumoured that Genersl Jawou (?) had
posted himeslf at Altenique, with 6,000 men, and
intended to dispute the p ti isge of Miramon.
London, England, 1860-02-01

HUNGARY.

Advioes from Vienna state that the Hungarian
memorandum lately sent to the Emperor by a depu-
tation, which was not received either by his Majesty
or by the ministers, is drawn up in a menacing tone.
The petitioners begin by se, ing that there are signs,
which cannot be mistaken, of a movement among
the people, but that the movement would re-
semble an avalanche, the progress of which no
one could either stop or direct. The petitioners
afterwards say that not having been able to
obtain an audience of the Emperor, they have had
recourse to publicity. Hangary, they declare,
being fatigued with Austrian government will
detach herself from Austria at the first opportunity,
and unite herself to a foreign power whatever it
may be, even were it China ; the government hes
insulted and overthrown everything that existed in
Hungary with unpardonable pride and childish
earelessneen. After this preamble, the authors
sketch the situation of the government at home, the
defeats which it has met with abroad, and conclude
with the most sombre predictions.
London, England, 1860-02-01

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

At Now Tort, on the 30tb. the cotton market was active,
sad prices &domed jo. Wm, 8,000 balm. Midland Up-
lands, quoted I li. Breadateffe were gamely lower. Pro-
vision sad &iglus nnaltaaged.
TM stook uterine closed heavy at lower prices. Money
Noy. Imbues da.

ORLIANB, Sax. 20.

Bala of cotton tto-day amount to 15,000 bales, at as ad-
roit* of bo. 11e. to 11ft. Bales of the week,
85,000 bass. Receipts dates the imme period 87,000, sad
export 81,000 Wes. Rarelpte here 251,000 bales abseil of
lent yew. assaipts at all the ..atbe,a porta 406.000 Wee
shoed of last year. Sugar has dachaed jo. to fe.
Bi-
ehsage, 7f to 8 8.16.

MOBILE, JAN. 19.
Cotten market buoyant. Balm to-day 1,100 Wm at an
advanoe 0 ko.
Bogue. and freight; at Havana doll. Sager crops aa
large se last year. Ezchenge 61 London, 14i to 15 premium

LNDIA AND AUSTRALIA.
BOMBAY, JAw. 10.
Markets dull. Bhirtinp, 81 lbs., 6n. 12 as. 40
mule twist, 8 re. 9 as. to 9 re. 2 as. Exehange on
London, 2s. led. Money tighter. Cotton, 123 rs.
to 127 re. per candy. Mehra opium, 1,430 re. per
chest. Diseount, 7 per cent. Copper sheathing,
70 rs. per cwt. Copper tile, 84 n. per cwt. Cal-
cutta : Exchange on London unaltered. In freights
an important rise has taken place. To Liverpool,
32r. to 365. i to Landau, 365. to 400.
MELBOURNE, Dcc. 19.

Exchange, par for 60 days. Wool and tallow,
large supplies; prices declining. Rise and hides, no
demand.

BYDNZY, Du. 18.

Government debentures slightly declined ; Bank
drafts, par. Wool, tallow, and hides, lees demand.
London, England, 1860-08-30

THZ Jur. KA MOE AHD TILE
1104PZMONITZS.

The repeated fai:uree which have hitherto been
the only results of the strenuous c‘ertione of the Bev.
Lewis Prior to rele“se his wife from the custody and in-
fluence of the Princeites, do not alp!~ to have had the
effect of at all abating the ardour of that gentleman, for
hearing, spot relia;de authority, that Mrs. Pries wee
seem at North Pethertos, on Tuesday last, he at once pro-
ceeded to that village in the hope of being more fortunate
than he was on the previous comaions of seeking her rescue.
His arrival was soon made known, and in the course of a
very short epees of time the greater portion of the in-
habitant* were on the qui ries% A part of the houses of
Mrs. Amery-and Mr. Veariscombe, two adherents of Prince,
were searched, but Mr. Price expresaed himaelf satisfied
with the assurances of the inmates, and did not proceed to
any great length with his investigations. After his return
to Bridgwater in the evening, he was told that
Mrs. Pr:ce again been wen at Arnery's house,
and at an early hour on Wednesday morning he
accordingly made another visit to North Petherton, but was
not fortunate enough to effect his object It seems to be
quite certain that Mrs. Pries was in the village on Tuesday,
but it also appears to be evident that so great are the ap-
prehensions of the Agapen:ouites that her husband will suc-
ceed in obtaining her rescue, that she is frequently removed
under cover of night front one place to another, in order to
elude the vigilance of Mr. Price's scout. We understand
that it is the invention of the followers of " loud" to
apply to the county magistrates at their meeting to-day
(Thursday) at Bridgwater, for warrants against several
of the persons who took a prominent part in the
storming of the Agapemone on the 21st instant.
Mr. Price has written a letter to Brother Thema% offer-
ing to indemnify the Princeites for any loss to which they
may have been put in consequence of the attack upon their
nremines during the evening of Tuesday week. The general
Peeling in the surrounding neighbourhood is very strongly
in favour of Mr. Price, who receives constant offers from all
classes who wish to render their aid to Ins enterprise,
although, from the fact of the Agapemotte being now guarded
by a strong force of the county constabulary, any future
attempt will carry with it more risk than accompanied pre-
vious sorties.
London, England, 1860-08-30

SOUTHWARK.,

Menning,—;seasnan employed on board the
Countess of Loped&le, Hamburg steamer, wax brought be-
fore Mr. Burcham charged with smuggling a quantity of
manufactured tobacco from the above vessel.
John Terrell, a Custom-house officer, said that be had
charge of the Countess of Lonsdale, Hamburg steamer, with
other officers, from which vessel smuggling has recently been
carried on by the Crew before the meat to a great extent.
On Tuenday evening the prisoner was leaving the vessel to go
on shore, when witness perceived that he had something
bulky wider his clothes. He stopped him, and asked whether
be bad an v property concealed about him that was liable to
duty? The prisoner replied that he bad not, but on opening
his waistcoat witness discovered three packets of manu-
factured foreign tobacco. each of them weighing a pound.
This was the third man belonging to the erew who had been
detected in smuggling property from the vessel since is
arrival in the port of Loudon on Monday last.
The prisoner said that the tobacco belonged to him, and it
TM entirely for his own use.
Mr. Burden told him that he must know that he was
infringing the law, 113 he could not expect to be allowed to
carry ashore such a large quantityfor his own use. He must
pay IL lls. lid., or go to prison for Lq days.
London, England, 1860-08-30

BOW-STREET.

A lad named Nichola. Trish, about 17 years old, was
placed at the bar before Mr. Henry charged with stealing a
quantity of greengages, plums, kr-, the property of Mrs.
Deakin, who keeps a stand in Covent-pinion market.
Polies-constable lt 109, and Sergeant Shams of the same
division, deposed that the prisoner and another boy were
loitering about in Broad-court, Bow-street, on Tuesday even-
ing, with some half-bushel baskets of fruit in their panes-
Mon. Witness stopped the prisoner sad inquired what he
was doing with the fruit, and the answers being unsutisfac-
tory In was detained, the other bey and his oompanion (who
London, England, 1860-08-30

Ito % net

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

larliaront„ Anon! 22.—Birkenhead, 781 781 ex
Roolan Mock, IS 941—Pastern Counties, 1011 101 ex 4
Northern 84a, 1141 1151 ex div —Great Westerns,
div. —Lancashire aid Yorkshire, 1001 107 ex dlr.
North Western. 961 921 ex dlr. : ditto next account, 991 1 1—
Manchester, nheM&d, and Lincoln, 43 431 . ditto next account,
431—Midland Mock, 1241 1241 ditty next account, 1341—Ditto,
new shares, 11 :top. North British Mock. 63 681— North
litaffordshire 11/ 6. div.—North ?astern Berwick Capital
Stook, 90 2114.10 i. York Capital Stork, 161 91-Ilitto Ueda
Mock, 021 th Modern. 26 2-10 Itis ditto neat account,
289.18 I—West1—West Midland, Oxford. 441 451 Dutch Rhenish.
316 16 31 d.—Oreat Luxembourg, 6 16 16 7110—Grand Trunk of
Canada, 71 71—Oreat Western of C. 1113.1.1, 14121—Ditto new
shares, 8 n d.—Buffalo and Lake Huron, 61 61—Orest Ship,
ea.—Thames and Money Marine i omp,m), 1 910 p.
BIIINIMOBAIN, AWL'S? 29 —Binaungluml Raul nig Company.
shares were sold to-day at 3nl, during, avilera. at 04—Rallwar
ItallnaMdick was.luoted ti 4,pm.—W„ Avcrlmmptou R aterworke,
9 91—B1/91i1401910 PirroMco shares at 110, buy,,—Hinntrwh.
Ow at 1471. buyers —Stallordshirr Has, 103, louyers—Khropahlre
Union Railway Stork narked 601 51—end South Stafford 11 to
111. Business very quiet

u..—rife
Wif

New Hors.—A pocket of new hops reached
our market Wily, from Mr. Thomas Mainwaring,
of Marl-plane, Brenchley, Kent. it is from the
same plant as the flrsijioeket of last lemon,
known as "Guest's early ific," but is nearly three
weeks later to market, and though grown in one of the
most healthy and lead blighted districts of the plantations,
Y inferior in quality to that of last year. It has been sold
by Messrs. Latter, Austee. and Sons, to Meseta Bakers,
White, and Magee, of Hibernia-chambers, London-
bridge, at 224. par cat.
Carnal. PAL&CL—A popular entertainment for
the benefit of Mr. Strange is announced to take place to-
day, and promises to be one of the most attractive fetes of
the season. Amusements of the most varied character and
M mustsl profusion, some in the Palace, and others in the
park, will follow each other in rapid succession, and with
propitious weather, the title given to the eatertainment by
the caterer, via , "Mr. Stranger great shilling festival," will
doubtless prove something more than a name.
Tut UItiLAT Masses.—We are requested to
state, in answer to numerom inquiries already made with
reference to the return of the Great Eastern to America,
that the ship will be placed on the inidires at Milford as
early as the tides will permit, and that she will be shortly
advertised to sail from that port to New York Oa Wednes-
day, Oct. 17.
Aismalcsw MAIM—Tile mail steamer City of
Washington sailed from Liverpool for New York yesterday
(Wednesday) with mills for the unit., Fit0m,...1 nu.
singers. The Canadian and Veit. 1 *goats mails win he
deepriched from the Mersey today by the Quebec and
Montreal mail steamer Bohemian.
London, England, 1860-11-23

SARDINIA AND FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY.

The Moniteur publisbee a convention concluded
between the governments of Sardinia and France,
arranging several questions in reference to the an
of Savoy and Nice. It is determined that
the portion of the Sardinian debt chargeable to
Savoy and Nice shall be 4* millions of Routes,
which the French government shall remit to Sar-
dinia. The charges incurred by Sardinia on ac-
count of Savoy and Nice, will be transferred to
France.
London, England, 1860-11-23

THE UNITED STATES.

►N, Nov. 23.

The United States steamer Irulton, Captain
Woken' with dates from New York of the 10th
inst., has arrived. She brings 90 passengers and
40,500 dohs. in specie for England.
The secession excitement it the South voitinnes
to gain strength. The most paintql apprehensions

and Washington:

The citizens of Charleston assembled in mass
eetings and adopted resolutions demanding im-

Lediate seoesdon.

In Washington meet serious apprehensions pre-
vailed. The cabinet meet in council to deliberate
upon the condition of affairs.

The secession movement in South Carolina Li
rapidly gaining strength.
Savannah advices are to the sth inst. The sugar
market was unchanged. Freights dulL Exchange
on London, 13 to 131 per cent. prem.