biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-19

DRAMA.

ASTLET'S.
A new equestrian spectacle, in two acts, was pro-
duced here tut aiehr, staler the title of The Arab of MI
DOSCH end Au FaitAful Stood, the piece Willi epeeist',
hennaed for the latroductioo sad exhibition of one of the
most arc aaplished members of Mr. Cooke'* stud, his white
horse Reindeer. The piece beings to a else, which is
peculiar to ibis ebtib:isbmeat, comic isg of a series of
Oabloatix and " sit aetians," thrown together with • view to
paeticel.r effe CA and requirements, ratan nes say attempt
at dramatic coherence. There is a grim, tyrannical Pena,
apperest:y efil cod with a so t aeamiabibe temper, whole
Leatemastly Whir g cettir g off heads and Laing victim
hogs the antic webs, •i.h atlas, such humane practises.
This egreesble preens's has fallen in Inc with the wife et
ma Arab of the Desert, sad design a liarnithake retainer to
carry her off. The liemelnks, lr.vrevar, le troubled with thss
sat unornatal weeklies., gestated*, Yana' been preserved
from death by the Arab whom he ie lent to betray. After ca.
'foss ainatera,terr:Ec comb .telka, in all which the Ante
bons play. s e map;cisons pan, the pine ends with tt at
Mkt moral justice whin almost invariably characterises as
Aellty's thane. Ti. tyrant sad his myrmidons are Oahe, I
end the Arab chief ass hie wife an triumphant aslant the
blase of led he. The pane is gist of its kind ennuis,
mime picteresise groapiag sad effect ye eel annex, and it
sultiblie in savants.* the extraordinary training and toe,
lit, of the tenant animal which plays so promisees a
,The equestries
eery extreordisary perforations by two *Upbeats, white
hats are if pnirble, nes mare surprieirg thus ttoie of
their *quite condjuto-s ; sad As ley's sill mafetaias lie
alteractse se a epenslite areas/ mu theatre e.
London, England, 1856-02-19

TAR SUNDAY QUESTION.

Lest evening • public meeting of posses espied
in Sanday-aelmol baba, was held at Beiter-hall,;
test sgainet the proposed opeabg of the Crystal
British Munn National Gallen. *a,cm Sundays. The
L hall Ins will filled by a mined sesesblap.
The Earl of Beerysives peediee. Ise in opals( the
poseedings r :loathed this the berlir of prone eseembled
es that 00Calliell lin mess Valid WS say other to speak
os the nib whist wadi when, snit from the cc ore-
smut on foot fee males Mak geese of socceseat on
the Sabbath to the dig febraties. Is additios to the
mum temptations whisk sow beset youth, parliament tees
asked to threw washer la Ile wey ; and if this wen =Nail
114 he wee sees lowa of toner rf is the great week
fa which they VIM steroid be le a far wen"
pinkies this et ; end,lleaday-:cheols would
hove to be dyad , for there wool.' be nose to m-
erle, the mama . He then botwedest to
itwy
argue at mothilueMevd, is the evils which sr oeld remit
plurally if the lessenre was eathied out, sestradv
me that if the el rc Meleuee and other places of a like
nature were mimed, the themes would lora have to be
opened ales; it though there veleta be a beast dimbieties
between them pies= en paper, there would le se ash db.
Unction is the nab of a certain slaw of tediviliele. The
1 morel sad rellgious character of this country ern sew at
stake, and bobbed apes the meeting to protest sided the
prop wed lesention ov the seetedoses of the Sabbath de,„
lir. CUAICIIIMI, Ai P., abed a resolution to the effect
that the cavil aid religleosispee sad tonal pospesi,
of this °matey Ms. been WI its tranquillity pre-
served, by the au midelledisest of its perste to
the fondanthatel libel*o sad obiervabes of Christianity,
and mice ally by their revs/thee for the sanctity of the
Lores-isy.
The Hoe. and Bev. B. Non mpported the resolution at
some ler gth, pad it was carried anthinossly.
Mr. BALT, M.P. sawed '"ghat this maciag perceives
with deep regret that it Is blooded tr move the Hasse of
Ci moose In favour of epode. the British Moseys, the
National Gallery, sad the Gepriol Palace, ou the aftemess
of the Lora's-day ; sees--- which, If adopted, would lied
is various ways to a elsobeedea of that day, and laterite"
with the libure of Seedepealseol teachers', by inducing
their @chrism to forsake she shed and piddle wombs)."
The remiatioa wee 'orris& end a politica maim; the ;co-
pepod measure haviaf ten adopted, the presidia's tar-
mitatid.
London, England, 1856-02-19

♦ THUMPING LILOILCY.

PilUppo Oerotiato (Innkeeper) F•oirratat
Jerry Omiaoss (Nephew)
iSameogetti
'tenni
Brigadier el Cerbineere
Umette (Fill ppo's daughter) Mr. Beeler.
Tw Cst elem.,.
Oleo Drink to me o, ly with thine Ej es."
To conclude with

WONDER 0141 ROUND Till CORNER!
Mr. Flipper
Mr. Nobbler
Fast-lloor Lector
Previews to ties pe rtoreaasoe. a Prologue will be epos's.
DOOl4 ores at Lief-pia w,aa tysloek ; p Tformancie to eon.

P
oesae et sight prome.iy.
Ged is,, the Geste.

The 2nd brigate First Division acted lest night,
and again perform to-night. The Fourth Division new
theatre is nearly completed. The let Royals have
performances frequently; and the Fusiliers in the
Light Division, •iz., 7th Royal and 23rd Royal,.
Welsh, are getting up a gigantic theatre, the fiat per
formanoe to come off at the end of this week. They
have raised their stage two feet, and a place has been
dug like as in the First Division theatre for the
orchestra. These contrivances, together with the foot
of the floor of the theatre being on a slope towards
the stage, will enable the." house" to see thoroughly.
The chief painters are Brigadier Lysona, 23rd, and
Colonel Cadogan, the Queen's commissioner at the
Sardinian headquarters. Colonel Wellesley, 7th,
appears to be the principal manager. A drop mean
befog painted, and on each side are to be thee:lna
London, England, 1856-02-19

COVENT-04RDEN.

Under the wand of the " Great Wizard," Covent-
prase Theatre tas undergone a new trar v "orznation ; being
sow, for the nonce, sudiaaly tarried taw sa BeglLb Opus.
beam. Belle's Bohemian °Wiens last tight performed, as
well as weight have ten exported nadir the ciratateteaven,
sad to all 'Teamsters with marinas sacsma. The prism
derma was Mies Limy Meet; who hes Dwane nther •
favourite, sad who possess egremble qualities se &dramatist
Magee. She has s sweet, but by se mass powerful, voles:
it is thin, any, and flexible, media' her to warble florid
pelages with ease and ileavey. She is, moreeter, plummet
mad animated as an saber. Her beet *fort wss the
famous " I dreamt 1 1 iy in marble hells," which she sang
very sweetly Musa. The pen of Thaddeus was performed
bp Mr Haig►, • teat r, wheaten his &OM is London. He
has a geed voice, but has MINA le bare as as artist. His
whole performance had the air of a studied imita-
tive of Mr. Sims Reeves, whom faults wsra men sac-
cesefelly copied, p trieulerly his mansat see-sawieg,
between very loud and very *eft, w:thaut any manias la
his tramlines. Though laid le be new to Londe'', Kr.
Haigh seemed ars stneger to • large potties of lest night's
indigent. Oa hb h•st antrum he had a regular nest-
tics," sad his principal amp were applauded sad mowed
with a cohesions which could sot have bees sormeeed had
he beta a Brehm or • Mario. Coast Ambient was persomeed
by Mr. Dant t, • befit roe,whe got through the part roped-
ably. Mr. Pugs hanea's Daudet:ix( wee very good.
The chores was strew to the eye—the stage being often
mewded *Ph people—but weak to the ear ; from which we
concluded that =tat cf them wen " separation:arise"
betnaht on to wan a show. The Drawn, however, cea-
ducted by Mr. Leda, did its duty well.
The ►ouse was very fall—the pit, in pintails'', literally
erammed. Reerythirg was boistei °ltaly applauded ; and
the whole was terminated by • 'mural " ovatioa."
London, England, 1856-02-19

ebt Court.

The Quell' and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Prison Royal, Prince Arthur, and the Princeu Alias, and
attended by the Hon. Beatrice Byrg, the Hos. Mary
Bulteel, Major-Deseret Boaverie, and Captain Da Plat,
honoared Mr. Burford by a visit yesterday mora'ng to his
Panorama, is Leicester-Kvare, of the F.ll and Interior of
the City of Sebastopol. The Prince afterwards rode on
lioneback with the Prises of Wales and Prince Alfred.
_ _

The Dachau cf Kent visited her Majesty at Buckingham
Pa'aer.

Viscount Pelmetiton tad an audience of the Queen in
the alumna.

Prince Le, old visited the Duchess of Cambridge, at her
residence in St. James's Palace.

Her Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
I Prince.. Royal and Prince Alfred, honoured the Olympia
Theatre with their presume in the evening. The royal
suite coninced of the Cenntess of De or, Earl Somt rs,
Illshr-Genirral Boaverie, aid Captain Da Plat.
The Duchess of Rent, attended by Lady Fenny Howard
and Bir George Cooper, arrived in town yesterdey morning
from Frogmore. Her Lloyd Rif/Intim visited the Dachas
of Gloucester, at Gloucester House, in Vail a'ternoon, and
afterwards returned to bete rtsiaence, noginore.

Major-Gent ral Sir W. Colebrooke, late Governor rf Bar-
kdoes and the Windward lalusds, bad an interview with
Mr. Secretary L►boeehere ynterday, at the Coltnial.oldee.
Mr. Fagan, M.P., an i a deputation, bad an interview with
the Right Hoe. Robert Lowe, yestereay, at the Bsard of
Trade.

Despstebee wire mot yrsterday from the Colonial-office
to the Governor of the Care of Good Hope. De'pitches
we,c receivi d flora the Lord High Commissioner of the
lon an Islands.
London, England, 1856-08-28

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANIII9/!-H.9t1811.

The Lard Mayorrspotiiisiiregttlesere, handed the fellow.
leg sommvsleatioa to oar reporter, welch he had reesived
respeetg tte Ilea Aborigines of Walpole Island, Upper
Cased', a automat of whew saes appeared ia our eolsesse
a fortnight ago.
Frecals Marriage primate his mimes to the Lord
Mayor of Leedom, sad testate that, to eon limes with
**Lard s the Sea NW* Amwf.an leeks,
Ibsen Upper lass sleeted tor Obele salvo laud. Toe,
embarked taw Oessf Deka* odd& Mt the port of Los-
feu yesterday. bond foe Mostosal.
Met week the abet, Peter Macbeth, bed as sippers•
shy of preseaties t. the British goverament a memorial,
sea tbs portioslars of his affairs ea they ere Feeding
tetweee tier selssial goveroussat sad himself. The i.e...tary ot gate tel Ohs Osissiee, who saw the chief, snared
bin that proper sefesdes should be paid to the 'mese of
the memorial, se -that the matter which the lodises elated
be the eases of their kaviss their native land bee been
npreeested is the right quarter, sad bee resolved tecleat
Is the premed of Murales. the shill erpreseed appro.
bessiose as to the lessees of the petty whoa they may lead
is Cased', as they have many bemired ails. to trevell
before aerie at their deal demised.* when the sit Toy
*e is .a ; end by the time of their arrival the
vistas t probably have beans. Upon being 'aerated
that the Lod Mayor heel forwarded a Mts. to the Mayor of
dtriebea cm the subject, he wee better eattelled, and was
sated to apply at the pestedbas is Quebec sad Mashed
far any farther a eassasaisatios which his Mende to Baglaad
sight forward. Be appeared very tbaskfel at the prospect
ogretureing home, asetspressed Trey greeted feelings for
Its 'teatime Weals had bees paid to lineal/ea/ his halow-
amotrymen.
it, The partieelan of the snout for their peeler Sr.
inaluded herewith, and the leacher for the settlement of it.
et By the hied easoldsratios of the directors of the Crystal
Palate, the whole forty. ladadies their attesdaste, visited
the Crystal Taboo before leant, g Bagisad. Their candled
sat de nest ban gives Fewest setae/ties cad have
claimed the admintion of many who bate had eppor-
twit, of sodas them.
ea hopefel y oat, man, before Weiss, bad made am
eldenble prop... la various ways, and had embossed dm
op; outosities 'lorded him et resells, and writing IlasMt.
fie sere pest promise of are Maws to be own natio% ;
se sassy of the *Sane at the laetrile lastitstiose hh.ly is
tete damsel bias weramt el mere, se anaemia's's' ems
redo *jute, his ..erring Inelead.
"Laid.., Sib arm* M. Int"
Two MOW. send ids Wises mei As. Ilitioarl, Of
about 44 yore digs. Mee amp/ brew. Mr. Menem
Mtn rim sespides se WON mike s 04 vela and
shalt IN. Mr. Lair ludiebs.
TN presenter, a Oasis, lobs beak num Masi
London, England, 1856-08-28

THE DINNER TO THE GUARDS.

The following correspondence has taken place
in reference to this interesting event:
"Horse Guards, August 28, 1868.
"My Lord,—l have the honour to transmit • letter from
the field °Mom in command of that brigade of the division
under my orders which were pretest at the entertaininsat
which was yesterday provided by your lordship and the
other subscribers to the fend ceneetee for this purpose, sad
lie doing so to request yes will swept the *zeroed= of my
own thanks he tilt moot 'rattling proof of the appreciation
of their services.—l have the honour to he, your obedient,
humble invent, Rinser, M. G.,
" Cow see d lag Division of Guards.
"The Eight Hon. the Lord Mayor."

"Orderly Roos, Brigade of Foot Guards,
August 26, 1856.
"My Lord,—l have the honour, on the part olds. oaken
sonussadiag the throe regimentr, to request that you will
yourself secept, and roam to the inembers of the sow-
minor, their boot thumbs for the highly gratifying sad
liberal isatertaisseet which was yesterday gives by the fa-
Irabitanb of Loads. to the non-oossofssiosed °Mows sad
soldiers of the Brigade of Guards who hays reosatly vs-
tamed from this Crimea, sad by whom it was most fully
appresisted.—l bay. the hoarier to be, my lord, your foot
°Wilbur, bumble servant,

"A. FOINT, Major and Colonel Oreasdier Guth,
FieM Witter is Brigade Weitieg.
"The Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor,
Minima of the Gaud' Dinner Committee."

Massioa-hous, August 27, 1856.
"My Lord,—l have to uknowledp you lordship'. very
• •

.
oeutt:oas eommasiestima forwarding to tie the letter of
Colossi Foley, expressive of the setisfeetion of the adieus
commeadlag the regleseats of the Guido with the menage-
meats of the committee for the eaterviament of the modal
same beleagieg to that distingaithei portico of ►oe
Illojetty's its,. lam slue that sot only every amber of
the oommittes, bat every galvanism to the fandorill warmly
spriest' ibis Had approval of their promittlings. lum
happy to say that I Iva/ bat Gas re robe of satisfaction end
delight from all who were present at the indoor. The
pablie generally seem to ratify all oar doings, sad thb is a
great cesepentatien to the committee for the =zloty sad
impossibility incident to the arrangement of the details of •
mating so important sad at the mate time eo novel la its
obviator. I shall h►ee very great pluses,. in plselog year
coomanakatisa ia the heads of the emareittee.—l have the
boom to be, my lord, year lordship's most obedient
smut, " Davy, Sanomons.
" To llefer-Geseral Lord Rokeby."
London, England, 1856-02-26

COUNT WALEWSKI.

The Dikes says of M. Walewski, who is the
President of the Puce Conferences: " He has qualities
which peculiarly qualify him to preside ever a small as-
sembly of slalom t and able men. He is himself a most
distinguished man of the world, of amiable distoeition and
massacre, at all times benevolent and courteous. Is his
premeee there to no reason to dread that the bounds of dm
bate will be transgressed, or the orator be eatried beyond pro-
priety by strong love of light and the legitimate orlon!
of petrione sea'. Though still young, Count Walewski is
quite a uterus in diploasaty. Tecati-five years ago he
recueteatell at Paris aid London the provisional govern-
meet of Poland when in insurrection against the dominion
of the liossians ; in 1840 he ens sect to Mel emst Ali, the
Pacha of Egypt, on a mission matured to him by M,
Thiene, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and President of
the Conecl of Ministers under King Louis Philippe;
after whirls, M. (*Mint sent him n another mission to the
provisoes of La Plata; in 1819, he was the French
Minister-Plenip.tee Cary at the tout of Tuscany; in
the follo cis( year, the French government charged
Walewski to represent it in the same cape ety at the mart
of Naples, where he remained till 1862, when he was
named Ambassador to the Queen of Great Britain. The
pedigree of Count Colones Walewski is a twat illutrioaa
one, which is always an advantage in ad p•omstic mutably;
b. is descended from a branch of the Dalian family of the
Colones, which las given to the church nne pope and some
cardinals, and has supplied she cart of Home, and the
Kings of Fresco and if Spain with ceebrated g le
and skilful nem Caton. A Colons., in 1507, was Grand
Constable to King Ferdinand the Catholic "

RUSSIA.

A letter from St. Petersburg of the 14th inst., in
the National Zeiteng, states that up to that &Wino
orders had been given to the workmen employed in
building the 131-gun steam line-of-battle ship Witiaz,
at Nicolaitff, to suspend their work, and that nothing
had transpired to lead to the belief that counter-
orders would be usned to stop the concentration of
the naval militia at Revel, Croottadt, St. Peters.
burg, and Sweaborg.
Letters from Genitchi etete that the fortifications
being erected by Prince Labanow-Hostowsky for the
defence of that place and of the bridge connecting
the continent with the Spit of Arabat, were so far
finished as to be able to withstand successfully any
attack that might be attempted on the part of the
French and English ships of war.

BERLIN, MONDAY.
Accounts from St. Petersburg etate that an impe-
rial ukase orders that up to the let of January,
1857, salt may be imported into Russia by the Atm.
Irian and Moldavian frontiers, by ()dews and the
ports of the Danube, on payment of a duty of 19
kopecks per pud.
London, England, 1856-02-26

PRUSSIA.

The committee of the Prusiso Chamber of Depu-
ties, in their report on the bill for authorising the
use of the extraordinary war-credit, express them-
selves u follows :
The menthes s of the committee, convinrcd of the truth of
the srgsmenta brought forward by the Mintster-President,
are of opining that, under present cireumEsnres, tke rea-
sons which require Prussia to hold her military form in
medicos, so as to be in a state to up I every kind of
agarresios, and also in the m.natiioe .trite of the great
European Powers to take that p.r• odi ct corm. p aids with
LAM interests and duties as a member ut Ott confederation,
have not yet mated to 'ant. Teo iamb. rs of the com-
mittee recognise that the country ui tto feel grareful to
his M y's government for having !..1 ured to Prussia,
dur mg a truest period, bo It peace and the rigl t of un-
biassed decision. The air nlt ss unanimously I r pose the
adoption of the pr, jest of lift pre:tend by the government.
London, England, 1856-02-26

AUSTRIA'S LAST ~ AMNESTY."

The accounts from Italy indicate no disposition on
the part of the Lombardo•Venetian exiles to avail
themselves of the " amnesty" just accorded them by
Austria. It seems that to enjoy it they most not
only demand permission to reside in their country.
but must make known the causes which led them to
quit it, and pledge themselves in writing to conduct
themselves loyally and obediently in future. The
Gazette (Yield& de Savoie, an organ of the Pied•
montese government, has an article upon the subject
in which it says:
Al is remarked at Torte, we eau only see in the general
amnesty accorded by Austria ('or the fourth or fifth time, it
we mistake not) a clever trick, devised to throw dust lathe
oyes of the members of the Cona r mi. This worm•sstea

power, which ooly extraordinary duplicity and knavishness
have sustained so long, has its chief defence in dissimula-
tion and astutenew. These are the arms of the decrepid,
but Auttia wields them, it mast be c teased, with ability.
In Piedmont this act natur►lly occupies Public opinion.
We can wall understand that the sentiment of nationality
which dominates over est ry other in the breuts o! Italians—
leads them to contains with distrust this new act of a
foreign power whose domination in the north of Italy has
es to fatal, end spinet which, in Fp tt of the treaties of
1815, they kayo ever protested. To what, in fact, does the
Austrian amnesty amount? Is Vie Cabioet of Vienna dis-
posed to enter Ilion a new path? The jources of Tulin
do not think to.

Austria has always limited its atones iris to the decla-
ration that the soverament is dig) red to raise the
sequestration of the prcperty of the emiyrds provided the
ledividnals who wll profit ,by the m. wore submit to
e rta'n eoadiiions. Then follows • hateful bsrgain, he
who =Mall to which is not an honourable mw. In the
present co e, • statesman who has long pretested against
the Austrian dominion is to humbly bow the had and
avow himself Tar quished—for a recunisry motive. We
repo., sash a btuoilistion is impossible.

FRANCE.

The usual letter of our Paris correspondent, dated
yesterday evening, has not come to hand.
London, England, 1856-02-26

THE PEACE CONFERENCES.

AN ARNIISTICE.

The Monittur of this day announces that the first
sitting of the Conferences,which took placeyesterday
at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, lasted till half•
past four in the afternoon.

It wu agreed by the Phnipotentiaries that an
armistice shall be concluded between the belligerent
form, which is to terminate of right on the 31st of
March next.

This armistice is to have no effect on the blockade,
now established, or that may be established.

The Asbatt of this morning states that in their
sittings the Plenipotentiaries follow as to precedence,
not, as has been stated, the alphabetical order of the
names of the Powers represented, bot the order in
which the representatives have been presented to the
sovereign. Accordingly the places to the right of
Count Walewaki are occupied by Lord Cla.
rendoa, Count Boo', Count de Cavour, Count
Orloff, and Aali Poch*, and the places on th•
left by Lord Cowley, Baron Hubner, Marquis
Pee de Villamarins, Baron de Brunow, and Me.
hemmed-Djemil Bey.
The following is a despatch from Berlin dated yes.
terday :—" A cabinet courier has arrived with des.
patches for Count Orloff at Paris. It is said that
Russia consents to what is demanded relative to the
islands of Aland and Kan."
London, England, 1856-11-04

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 30th ult. have reached
us. The Epoca says it is positive that, as already an-
nounced, Queen Christina is to go to Rome to attend
the acconohement of her daughter the Princess is
Drago, but that she baa no intention to return to
Spaia for the present. The Espana says :—" We
have the satisfaction to announce that the recogni-
tion of the Queen of Spain by the Emperor of all
the Russia is a fast accompli. The ambassador
charged to make it has already set cut and will soon
arrive at Madrid. This important news was trans-
mitted yesterday. by telegraph from Paris."
The Minister of Finance, according to the
Epoca, was so occupied in providing means
to purchase food and to meet the of
ligatiocs of the treasury and the half-year's divi-
dends which fall due at the end of December, that
he had to postpone the financial measures which
had been expected. It was reported that the Cortes
were about to be summoned.
London, England, 1856-11-04

THE PAPAL STATES.

The Times publiahes the following despatch:
VIENNA, MONDAY.

" The Austrians have evacuated Forli, Faenza,
and Imola. The Austrian occupation of the Papal
States is now 000ftned to the towns of Bologna and
Ancona."

CANADA.

The Montreal Gasette of the 20th ult. gives the
following summary of intelligence for the mail :
The elections for the Legislative Council are nearly over,
sad have lost mach of their absorbing interest. The only
►arther retain yet reported is that of Colonel Prices for the
erutern divides. _ . _

A riot took place at the nomination for the Lsurentidas
division. Several pinions were severely irjored. Both
parties lay the blame on their opponents..
Sir W. Eyre is on a visit to the Governor General at
Toronto. He has met with a most flattering reception In
Canada West, as be did in the maritime province,.
The late successes of the St. Lawrence 'Jute, from the
grain districts of Wastes. America to Europe, still occupy
• great deal of public attention, and the public are deter.
misted to have • weekly line from Montreal next stator. It
is still hoped imperial aid will be secured.
Tito entjtht of the Hudson's Bay Company's charter and
policy, and the opening up of its territory for settlement,
Is still matter of discussion in the Canadian press, and we
believe the demand for ope•iog up the territory to settlers
from Canada will became a popular one.
The local topic owspying most attention is the opening
of the Grand Trask Railway between this city and Toronto,
The opening is formally •dvsrtised to take place upon the
27th instant, and it is proposed to celebrate the event here
by a grand festival, in November. 6,0001. have already
been subscribed hare for the purpose, and gsmeuts
are in progress to make It • splendid affair.
At eight o'clock ea tbia morning of Oct. 20, there was ae
sip of the North American at Riviera du Loup.
George Peabody, Esq., of London, had arrived at the
Dsneg•ns Hotel.

A letter from Berlin states that the National Zei-
hag +as send on Oct. 31, far an whole treetiag of the
relations between Frowns sad Ragland.
The Gaga, de France announces that M. Paul
Dalamb* is seriously ill. _

.
The Indfpendanee of Brussels has been condemned
by default in ea setion brought against it for eaturaay, by
the Spaeth General Ortega. Among other peseltim, it is
condemned to the insertion of tbo judgment in several
Jammu& of Madrid, Puts, sad Loadoa.
London, England, 1856-11-04

MARLBOROUGH STREET.

Robert Wyatt we brought before Mr. Beedon for Baal
rumiaation, Mired with laming two cheques for 2601. and
91. ids., in the names el his employers, Mans. Waldman,
Heyeroods, sad 0.., Battle bridge, and thereby dernmliag
the London and Westminster Bart, St. James-square.
Re wee committed for trial Gs both charges.
London, England, 1856-11-04

WESTMINSTER.

Eliza Owen, slim married woman,
and a well known utterer of bite coin, and Thomas Keene,
were charged with knowingly ;merits counterfeit half.
crowns.
_ _

A clerk from the Treasury-offies attended to prosecute,
and Mr. H. Downey wu engaged for the prisoner Owen.
A detective officer of the A division, No. 279, stated
that on Thawley afternoon he was at the Antelope, Eaton-
terrace, when the female prisoner came in and asked for
half a quarters of gin. He saw her give Keene a ►alf-
crown pees. Keene went away with it end soon sitar re-
turned. They had tome conversation together, when they
lett the house. Wiesen followed, sad SSW the female hand
a parse to her companion. Witness then went into a
stationer's shop, neat door to the Antelope, sad ascertained
that the male prisoner had passed a half-crown, which upon
examining he found less a eounterfeit. Witness left, and
soon after the female prisoner went there. When she same
oat, having unsueseestelly tried to pees a bad half-crown,
she waved her hand to Keene, who, upon seeing
her, walked fast away. Witness ran after him, and
'shied him. On his pursuit of Keene he saw a
pollee constable, and told him to take Owen into custody.
As they were going to the station-bouse, the male prisoner
Bung away a pane. He (witness) picked it up, sad found
that it contained three bass half-crowns and one counterfeit
crows plass. The oaks, added that the prisoner Keene had
la his possession a pocket haadkerchief in which were tied
up various articles, among which were a mutton chop, some
small pines of meat, and two spoons. He added that he
thought they had bees bought with spurious money. There
was 14s. Id. good money on Keene, and 18s 7d. on Owen.
Mr. Paynter—lt was clear that they had goad money to
pay for the articles they received without parsing bad
money.
Keene said he would reserve hie defence, and Owen said
he never had thereto*.
Prisoners were committed for trial, bat admitted to bail.
London, England, 1856-11-04

=MIL COUNTY COURT NOIICES.

At the hearing of a orae, Stratton o. Taylor, at the
WeetbuffeCousty Court on Wednesday, defendeet beaded
to the ju (J. (I . Esq ) some mere, among e whisk
wee a p oted form or notice, bearing the royal mat of
arms, which he bad received from plaintiff before be wee
proceeded simian in the County Court. It vas as follows :
I beg to rail your attention to the statemeat of your
sesout below, due to Kr. James Stratton, sad to inform
you, that unless the NMI be paid on or before —, I shall
hamediately take promodings splint you in the County
Court, according to the sew set for the recovery of the same,
without giving you farther notice.—l am, fours, Gaoloa
MINIM Massa.—Arsetiat dae, 21. Os. ld.—To Mr. William
Taylor."
"Notice.-9 sad 10 Visterts, cep. 96. And be it sowed,
that if a party summed shall not attead as required by
the mansoes, it shall be lawful for snob judge to commit
the party so sumnimsed to prison for any penod not noised-
ing forty daya. And it le further smemed, that when the
judge shall have made ea order far the payment of the
matey, &ad osoli erase be see smelled with. the mem,
atoll be rase unable avian the psis sad chattels of the
sell Party ; ant eheall these he se effects, imprisonment for
forty days, this tent of imprisonment not releasing the party
treat the geld deft."

His Hosea Isquired of Mr. Beeves by *hue aattority
'the notice wu sent? In reply, „Mr. Beeves laid it wu
usual is their firm to send such notices before other pro-
seedinp were takes, and that snob notices were generally
lest oat by young men employed in Messrs. Stratton%
establishment.—His Honour made some severe renestka„
and ecedessaad the prattle* in strong terms, and said that
the plaintiff had, by sending that notice, rendered himself
liable to be indicted for a 'misdemeanour. It was something
to demise sad lupus on the public, end to take advantage.-
of the ignorant. He was surprised at their sending suth
trash to defeadast, and he hoped nothing at the kind would..
°cur gals, otherwise the pony sanding It would be...
puelekrA. His Hosea, gave judgment for the debt, see.
amended by plaintiff's agent, bet refused espouses, restart
lag that the last of sending tbat illegal notice was quit* seta—
tient to justify him la retelling any special sapeness.,
Junal.
London, England, 1856-11-04

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

TISTIRDAT.

Joseph Boucher, 38, dodgem deewibeil as of superior
education, was feasted for entbrasling the awn of 181. 12e,
aad a variety ofatber sews of nosey which he bad received
on account of Jones Jacquior, a Jtoquard loon maaufee
tura, in Betheal•grese, bul master. He pleaded guilty by
'advice of column].

Mr. Sleigh said be appeared oa behalf of the proascution,
sad hie client had only performed a public duty is unmet.
Mg these proceedings, having nodosity to prom fee say severs
amount of punishment epos the who had brought
all thlsupos himself by embark's( foolishly in some specula-
ties. Perhaps he had lot originally intended to defraud
Ma master ; he bad a wife arid family dependent epos him,
sad eager all the cirmusataams, the prosecator earnestly re-
sommeaded hist to foamy.
Mr. Cooper appeared for the primmer, whom limey, ha
said, bad bad to Goateed with long sad serious Clam, and
that really had beim Use eau, of his snaking use of big
master's mosey. Se bemuse very repentant, and confessed
what he bad dome to his atom; whose opinion of him w.s
so high that, uotoltbotandiag the confession, he continued
him is his envie, as seamier, far three weeks after be was
aware of the rdasor's position, sad then, after coasultiag
some other penes er penes% be gave him hit) emu dy.
The primmer bad always spokes la tonal of lb. highest
mite of his master; be had resolved great Madmen tem
him, sad be was sextons to dispose of some little property
whisk be possessed to reimburse hia.
The Amistast-Jedge seatsaoad Was to three months' bard
labour.

Timothy Moore, woo indicted for obtaining 2,.61., with
Latent to de fraud the fft. Katbarino's Doek Company.
It appeared th►t the prisoute proorated Inamoll to the
paymostor of dm dock day labs:wren, and answered to Ito
,as of Bonnets 11. rrostesd 2.. 6d. whiaa a parson of
t►at •ame woo .•thkd to toasty, ter • day's work, kw* ft
was s$ ono almond UM • trawl bad Om ossitlttal by
London, England, 1856-11-04

LAMBETH.

OSOrg. Cr 021417 years of age, wee charged with disturb-
ing a Baptist congregation.
Mr. Bolton. one of the elders belonging to Bales Chapel,
Parkoirmt, Brunton-kill, deposed that the chapel being
seder repair, the service wee carried on at the School-rooms
is Bristol', and for smite Sundays past the eongregation had
been subjected to great ennoyanos by boys. Oa the night of
Beisday week, a number of the congregation, on going oat
'to ascertain the oases of the noises made at the door, re-
ceived • severe blow from a brickbat. On the evening be•
fore, daring the progress of the meek*, a loud noise was
heard at the door, which very mach alarmed the oongrega
lion end interrupted the service. The prisoner was taken
into custody es one of the persons musing the interruption
I The object in bringing the youth before his worship was net
' to punish him, bat to pat a stay to the annoyance.
PolioemoustaMe Drew said that oil the evening before,
while oa daty at the school-rooess daring the service, he
saw the prisoner and three other youths walk stealthily to-
wards the door, enter the schoolroom, and immediately
after he heard several load cries of " Bravo, bravo." He
sem towards the door and caught the prisoner as he was
rushing eat. His compositor.' got away.
The prisoner, who flOWllti a good character, impressed
hie sorrow for his conduct.
. _ . .

Mr. Elliott runerked that the offence charged wu one of
a very widow* aad wischiovons description. The prisoner
rout fled two bail ia 101 each, or one in 201., to b. of good
behaviwu for one =oath.
London, England, 1856-08-26

THE EVACUATION OF BARS.

Oar oorreeyoudent, writing from Constantinople
ea the 14th inst., adds inn postscript—l, I have jut
learnt from authority that her Majesty's ship]
Haseibal and Snake were at Trebisond on the 91b,
and that Lan had not then been evacuated by the
Rassiane."—Morwing Herald.

TURLEY.

MAIMILLBB, SUNDAY.
The Jourdan Wisp intelligence from Constan-
tinople to the 14th. The Journal de anitostiosople
declares that the union of the Danubian Princi-
palities fe illegaL The Preen d'Oriest announces
a petition ha the Bulgarians in opposition to the
Greek whoa and clergy, who are accused of en-
deavouring to supplant the native clergy and the
'mg:Ratan reply it is thought at Constantinople
haves soon hops of a anion of Bolgnd.
Of the POO millions of piastres required for the
Bank of Constantinople, 300 millions were subscribed
la we day.
London, England, 1856-08-26

ITALY.

I The Piedmontese Minister of War has addressed a
Mauler to the essanseadentiol the military divisions,
direeting them not to grant Wombs mhos in ex-
ceptional ewe WU the 16th at November, in order
that the soldien may all take par% In the mancearmo
to be held in the coarse of nest month.

The Bisorgionasto of Turin mamma that, is ern-
sumacs of the enemas whit& has attended the or-
ration of c 3tablishing an elcotrio conamonleation
between Cagliari and Algiers, it is in contemplation
to establish another between Csgliari sad Malts, an
enterprise towards which the British geveramsat is
willing to oostribste a coasidseable was.
The editor of the Aremnin, the altrostimisal organ
of Turin, was esodenmed on the 21st to dear months'
imprisonment and I,ooofr. fine, for an article whit*
appeared in Me paper on the day of the anniversary
of the Piedmont oonstitation, and whisk wall
essesived in a spirit of violent animosity to free
institations.

The Nord qeotee a Utter from Barlb, which men-
tion. a rumour rawest there to the egret that the
French government has ftsoestitted a memorandum
to all the Boropean Couto. urging the aseemity of
reforms is the Feral Stamm end stmeleding with a
deelaratian that the French troops asset evacuate
Rome and Civil' Vemeia until such reforms have
bile MOM%

LISBON, • 19.
There has beset no public broach of the pesos sines
I lest wrote, bat an sang feeling pervades all
classes of misty ; and people are frost day to day
expecting some Lad of outbreak.
On examindiastb4easess which have led to
the present the objest seems to have
been to overthrew ministers. The country
labours tads* a sombthados of evils; and
!anise, want imst apes the Ware of the crops,
loose like a auk ..d is the Mona It is true that
tie skid Whim et SW are allowed tree import, bat
as the greener pert et the popalaties almost every-
where, moping is the large
_Sims mesh as Lisbon
and Opseta, lire apes the bulb of their own lades-
try,
reddest cam thr want tempt they have no mate spend la !benign food,
mad mpt the
preeseaden et the works sow nearly at a
Tbste Ins seills, sear, existed a more

make etheiaistradse alai the primed ; they vs
set dhtlairsished ter hilliest ability, bet as honest,
madam out to bivalve themselves lisped their
mesas, sad their credit may with truth he said to
exceed that et say ether of their prodesseaws.
as isstsmoe of this they last week
a lose of 000 agates. 100 or =tilt
Beek .1 Peetegal bask et 4 bar mat. sad the
winsimlar was tails by the paWs et 11 par asst.
Isitbsas menebielos, the gametes Wag the ~dee
team is Jam $O. 1046, awe el whisk 114,0 ham
ressksik 'De wlara hewessidelki ismailats es&
leek &Ms is l 'bosh' thal lbs grist sweet Mid
the =ffirrrmrs:rit the = pe=sttehlier
iskliMmism whit the mean et dm
7 The diserisaked Mete et thee ilLeleill4l'
m mat 410 some weed* islimase his Isms at
tiseteelt party brdeietile bid; the
she the neve, tddlb dr 1111hei idtkirgir
MOW '
London, England, 1856-08-26

TAB CROPS IN SCOTLAND.

The harvest can earcely yet be reported to have
oommeneed Is %edema. The curtail of wheat will met Oa
general la the Lothians, spa wider pretty favourable
weather, till the beglaning of Betteraber. &arealy clock
is yet mss fa the aeighb turbood of this city or is Ayrshire.
The present week, however, ham greatly promoted ripening,
and from this time forth to. gelds will be petty active is
all the leading distrktn. Some floe Adds of wheat will be
ready .to oat down in a day or two oa the form of
sad Llooston, neer Keyhole. At the Isle of
Whithoto, in Wigtoashire, reaping commenced about tea
days ago. At Baldest, Beet sad West, is this sense meaty,
a considerable quantity of wheat bee been cut sips
Monday, aad in all the arable parkof Galloway storks ore
beginning to appear. Is the Patties', however, where the
torn mope are farthest advanced, the potato blight has sot
In, and the progress of that mysterious distemper is to be
regret. Everywhere nearly the pme roper: is given of tb
general aosdidoo of the crop. They ere somewhat late,
but heavy, sad more than promise, notwithstanding all tiro
disadvantages of the scene, ea abundant return. Beth
wheat aad oats us alike good, the farmer probably barite
the ruperlority. Such weather ea we have had this week,
elld bet dry and sunny, is prissily suited to the filling and
maturing of the grata crops in their partition after the
superabundant rains.—North Braids Mail.
London, England, 1856-02-28

RECEPTION OF TEE PEACE NEWS AT

BUPATORIA.

The following is an extract of a letter from Papa-
-1 eerie at 9tb, published by the ConstiMeireser:
A Uttar from Sanatoria of the 9th marker the coo.
remotion into which the Tartar population el that place
have been throws by the arm of the j river of peat%
whin! will probably .:pose them to the mess were retalia-
tory measures on the part of the Ramiro. It le the use
in the nlley of Balder, at Berth, and wherever the allied
armies bath come into intact with the ostlers popalstion.
Within 48 hours after the allies landed at Busies:aria,
36,000 Tartars, men, women, sad children, with 10,000
honer, 4,000 or 6,000 carts, 160,000 /beep, .od nearly
60,000 head of hair cattle, imam is to Bloaters, when
there were before sot move the, 12,000 inhabitants.
Their object, of mane, wee to fly limn the Rumbas, whose
unease, they hared hem baying received t►e allies
is a frisadly manner. From 3,000 he 4,000 yeses
Tartan have slate Ulm ragged is the lionise of the albeit
maim as lebeerery aid camas. Scurvy, typhus, aid cho-
lera ham serried of at least the hell of the Tatters who bad
placed themselves tad.. the immediate protection of the
allies. Those IMO remain are generally or tan ease is bet-
tor cireametames, and are ernismasutly the NM at remora-
skied. Ramie will sever forgive them, and feelings et
humanity as well as of hoses, call on the allies to protect
the inbabitesta of a spawn which has jar been aubjected
to insures. The cows at Amara are near, they
are fertile sad tbialy peopled, and 20,000 Ilissealmea ma-
jors the more scald be for the Ottoman empire an deacon
of Oakes more dermal* sad net lam gloriosa than an es-
Marrs of territory. It may be added that the Tartan,
like ell ether oppressed mica, impale in *cavity, is intelli-
gens% sad la iadiestry, thee/aquaria* party width for the
lest fear eentaries ham reigned OR the too s►.wa of the
&spheres."
London, England, 1856-02-28

ALEXANDRIA, FIB. 21.

The India mail leaves Alexandria on February 22,
with intelligence from Calcutta to the 24th January;
Bombay, god February ; Hong-Bong, 15th January;
Shanghai, Bth January ; and Canton, 12th January.
Onde is to be annexed, with General Outram is
Chief Commisaioner.

Lord Canning arrived at Bombay on Jan. 28.
The banks at Bombay have raised their rates of
interest to 12 per cent. At Calcutta the money mar-
ket his improved, and the exchange on London was
2e. W.
There his been a great fire at Macao.
Exchange at Canton, 4e. Ild.; Shanghai, 6s. 91d.
London, England, 1856-02-28

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

INDIA AND CHINA.

NT 11:11MAIIINII AID 111111111

TRIESTE, TRULIDAY-
Ths steamer Bombay arrived yesterday at four
o'clock p.m., in 144 hours from Alexacdria.
London, England, 1856-08-19

THE BRITISH FLEET IN THE BLACK SEA.

The Pays states that Admiral Stewart having ar-
rived at Trebizoad, learnt on the Oth that Kara had
been given up to the Turks, and that he at once
made preparations for returning to the Bosphorus.
The Journal of Constantinvle announces that Sir
Houton Stewart, who ie cruising in the Black Sea,
appeared off Odessa.

General S'rogonoff, governor of that town, alter
demanding instruc ions from his government by tele.
graph, acquainted Sir H. Stewart that orders had
been given for the evacuation of Kers, of Ismail, of
Beni, and of Kills, and that the evacuation would ba
completed before the expiration of the term of six
months fixed by the Treaty of Paris.
London, England, 1856-08-19

S 5-16. BAIA Stock, 2181. Tbree-and-frHalf per
Coat. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1863,
1001.
Exchequer Bills were a little firmer, at 10s. to lb.
prem. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 1001 to 1.
In the foreign etc -A market the only feature of
moment was a fill of 1 per cent. in Turkish Six par
Cents. The Gusranteed Four pr Cu,;., deoliaal
per cent. Business in this department was doll.
Ottoman Bank and Bank of Egypt shares eland
to-day at Ito 1 prem.; and National Discount, at
14 to 11 prem. Royal British Bank shares
were firmer, at 36 to 37 ex div. Other
bank, as well as land shares, were steady.
Cryst-1 Palare shares were flatter. New
South Wake Five pr Cents are marked 1001.
There have be en more inquiries of late for the shares
of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China,
it being 'seamed that no long period will elapse be-
fore this bank will b: in a rosition to commence ope.
rations, under the charter recently obtained.
The closing quotations for the newly projected
railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal Rail-
way, Ito prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway,
to 1 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, 11 to
21 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 11 to 11 prem.; 'Cal-
cutta and South Eastern Railway, 3 to 1 prem.;
Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, par to 1
prem.; Sittingbourne and Sheerness Railway, 4to
die.: Copiapo Extension Railway, Ito toPreal. New Brunswick and Canada Railway and nd A
shares, 1 to 1 prem.; ditto, B shares, 1 die. to par.
The nominal quotations for a number of other new
projects are as follow :—European and Indian Junc-
tion Telegraph Company, i 114. to prem. ; Leedom
Cork Company (nominally), par to 1 prem.; Losdola
Boot and Shoe Company, 1 die. to par; West
Ram Distillery Company. par to 1 prem.; Hunga-
rian Land Gampany, par to 1 prem.
London, England, 1856-08-19

RUSSIA.

A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 9th, in the
Debots, says :—" The anniversary of the birth of the
Empress Dowager was celebrated yesterday in a most
brilliant manner. The Emperor hes abolished the
regulation in vir no of which the functions of chief of
the city of Odessa could be confided to military men
only. Civil functionaries may now be appointed go-
vernors of that place. It is probable that the new
territory of the Amur, the most extensive ronquest
made by the Emperor Nicholas, will t 3 represented
at the fêtes of the coronation. Nothing has been yet
decided as to the government of that country, but it
is thought that it wilt be formed into a particule•
province."

- The Warsaw official journal of the 13th publiehee
the ukase which appoints the privy councillor and
senator Tymoubki to be Minister Secretary of State
of the kingdom of Poland.

A letter from St. Petersburg, of the 9th, says:—
In the interview that the Count of Morny had yesterday
with Prince Gortchak,ff, Minister of Foreign Affair,,
explanations were given respecting the questions raised by
the press in Germany and Eel;land with respect to the
tim of tee Turkish territory in Asia Minor, and the
occup►tion of the Isle of Serpents by the Russiaae. The
explanations given lead us to consider toil incident ss
complete y terminated.
A letter of the 13th from Berlin says:
_ _

Oar officers, who are accutorned to bestow their cmstant
attention on all the movements of the different Russian
corps in Asia, observe the aitonishina progress now again
made by Russia in the direction of Khiva. Acc,rding to
positive data, we learn that the Lake of Aral with its coast is
now la the possession of that power. Si: war steamer.,
with a sufficient number of marines on board, keep this lake
in subjection. Ito importance for Russia is immense, when
we consider her projects of conquest at the expesse of the
Khanata of Kbiva end Bokhara.

From the soundings taken in the time of the Emperor
Nichols, by engineer officers of the imperial navy in the
Strderja and Amadarja rivers, it has been amertained that,
with the exception of two or three shallows, these streams
which debosch into the Lake of Aral aro navigable even for
vessels of heavy +onnage along an extent of 150 or 200
leagues in those vest regions. Persons initiated in political
affairs affirm that the Runlets government has ahead,
given orders to construct a certain number of iron war-
vowels for navigating the Sir and the Amon, that they meg
assert and maintain there the Rusaian dominion, as well as
exercise a great influence over Central Asia.
London, England, 1856-08-19

MINES-THIS DAY,

Two o'Cuslit.
The market for British mining stocks has at-
tained an improved appearance during the list few
days, and this circumstance has brought in buyers,
who are influenced by a belief that the word
point has been reached. The inquiries have included
shares in North Basset, South Tolgoe, South Carr
don, Great Wheal Alfred, Par Consols, East Taigas,
and Kingston Downs. In some oases prices are
higher.
A regards foreign descriptions, the only transact
time recorded in the Stock Exchange are in United
Mexican shares at 4; and National Brazilian
(Cease) at 3i.
Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's trauma.
tions in the Mining Exchange:
Dolcosth, 145; Great Alfred, ; Llandudso. 24.. 26c;
North Bonet, 321, 1, 33 ; South Tolgse, 120: Willi' Bee.
lot, 275, 2771, ; Wheal Kitty (Levant), 101.