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The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-09

BAIL COURT.—Nov. 8.

Mains at NW Prior.—(Balare Ilr. Jaatia Crotaptos and
Common Jariar.)
.111111A1181[ V. lIIIDDINO.-MANTLIBONZ POLITIO3.

Mr. Haddlestrin and Mr. Prentice were counsel for the
plaintiff; Mr. Edwin Jams and Mr. T. Jon reptesented
the defendant
Kr. kiluddleaton, in stating the ease, meld the plaintiff, who
was a house agent, melding at 63, Great Portland-en-tat,
Oxford-street, bad taken greet interest ht. the political and
local effsire of the ;Arlen of Mary hbone. The defendant
wee also a house awed, and be oleo took an interest
la the proohial admire of the borough. There was

Is the pariah a body of exmomists aid a lardy of
aad-soosoraista. The plaintiff was a strong advocate of
deasoimy, and also a zealous supporter of the hon. member
for Maryiebone, Mr. Edwin James. (Laughter.) The
plaintiff had been compelled, in vindication of his character,
to bring this action, for be had been charged by the de-
fondant with pose immorality. In fact the defeadant had
stated that which he ought to have known was untrue, that
Mr. Abraham kept a brothel. It appeared that Mr. Abashes's
had let a part of a hones, the lower rooms of which be only
occupied in the day time, to a lady at a rental of M. a year.
Abler aloe had taken posassalon, Mr. Abraham heard that
the house was not respectably conducted, and he
at once applied to a magistrate. He had even cut off the gas ;
ha look toe lock off the door and finally got rid of his tenant
by stratagem. This had been all mentioned to Yr. Bedding,
and yet he persisted In the imputation; and the plaintiff now
came to this court, not for damages, but for an ample

. . - .
•13.1081.
Mr. James, oa behalf of the defendant, said then had beau

Mr. -Redding- "delsied St Ips had

originated .t.be statement, or that he had made a distinct
charge against Mr. Abraham. He had placed himself in the
bode of his counsel, and he was now ready to say there
ens no foundation for the statement, and he tendered Ids
regret for haring alluded to it.
♦ verdict was than taken for the plsintlff fot nominal
haws of 40..
London, England, 1859-11-09

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1869.

of toads sad s numerous roll of volunteers will be pre-
mated far ecceptiaoe. A day will shortly be fixed Ice the
members to receive their certiffmtes of enrolment sad their
free wholielost to the palace and gardens st Sydenhani, wblob
dates tram November 1, 1359, to October, 31, ISM, on which
wombs they will be squired to execute the enrolment of the
Mesh
of allegimos sdnilialetared to them by the Yee Lord
MsrliTll MIDDLESEX VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.—
Boma interesting szpertruenta will be tried on Saturday next
at the head-quartere, Beaufort Houle Welttem- at
three o'clock. Captain Norton will attend with hie verism
liquid shells, hie gossamer cartridge, and plane for blowing,
up large trees. The Hon. Major Fitzmanrice will ale° exhibit
hut new light. The attendance at drill. is constant, and the
rooms being lighted up with gm afford facilities to the mew-
lure who are only able to be present at the evening practice.
Upward. of 1,0001. hove bi en steady eubecribed. Viscount
Ratielagh ha. been swatted major of the corps, end the
uniform has been adopted.
. . I

NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL.—A aourt-martial assem-
bled at Plymouth on Monday, on board H.M.S. Impregnable,
flag-ahlp, for the trial of Lieutenant Marcus Patrick Costello,
of the Diadem for having been drunk between the hours of
9 and 10 o'clock in the morning of the 28th October, snd in-
capable of performing duty. The court wee composed of the
following officers :—Captain R. S. Robinson, Wellington,
president; Captain W. J. William', Royal Adelaide; Cap-
tain E. W. Jerningham, Cambridge; Captain W. H.
Stewart, C. 8., Impregnable; Lient.-Commandar Roderick
Dew, Encounter. The prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge,
but urged the' he had attended a public ball on the nitgrtg
the 27th October, and not having had any rest before pro-
ceeding on board, the small quantity of liquor which be par-
took bad more than the usual effnabpon hum. lie received a
man evoke some time ego, from which be said be had not yet
recovered, and he trusted that, taking all the circumstances
into oonaideration, the court would deal leniently with him.
In reply to the court, the prosecutor, Captain J. H. Cock-
burn, said the prisosar was not at all amain in his de-
meanour ; on the contrary, be wee most resposetful. The
court sentenced the miaow, to be ellemdmed her Majesty's
service.
London, England, 1859-11-09

ALGERIA.

PARIS, Nov. 9.
The Moniteur of to-day publishes a despatch from
General Martimprey, addressed to the Minister of
War, and dated near Zekkors. November 6.
General Davao' with two divisions attacked the
Zekkora, and forced the tribes to retire towards the
South. General Devaux by skilful mancenvering
obtained a victory over the tribes equally u brilliant
as the victory of Malah. In addition to a great
quantity of booty, the horses and arms of the
Spahis who had been killed at Sidi-Zaer were re-
taken. The troops are in excellent health, and
spread terror everywhere before them, and the peo-
ple implore their mercy.
London, England, 1859-02-22

MINESt-THLY DAT.

Two o'CLool.
In the mining market to-day a fair amount of
business has been done. East Wheal Russell shares
exhibit a fresh improvement, being now quoted 12/
to 131. There have also been transactions in shares
in East Basest, East Rosewarne, Wheal Mary Ann,
Routh Caradon, Rut To'goo, and Par Consols.
Bon Accord Copper shares are marked 3 prem.,
and Mariquitailk.
Foreign mining shares are inactive.
♦ special meeting of the Great Trevino Connie Mining
Company is called for the let of March, "to receive im-
portant communicatioss reeptictlog the present favonrsble
position of the mine, end on matters et basal."
London, England, 1859-02-22

THB POLICE COURTS.

LAMBETH.
Prileriak Orawell, a lad of 16 yeas of age. we awed
ea bie ova coafiesios with plunder* Me mossier.
M. Joh* Conk proprietor of the tftiltp el Agri-
oulare gemlegtoa-late. maid the Omer bed bet Y Ide
megioyeeest lx tae loot Ave =albs labseabry boy +dmom% awl tbee pitied, d Ste one
Ilse
le bed bona rebW to a 'my gnat arteae—be 'Maid
I. the toot of NW. Hs, Yawner, bad se eitepbAte of
fte ptlameee Ablemeity usell Ptlday miles be ine
reidraut le atig to preemie a mew gawp ea pat ea a Wee,
Mr. Lbw, el Glialftsst&elitest." bat 6 WII

of doing so he kept the penny, and dropped the letter in the
box without a stamp. In accordance with the regent penal
regulation the letter was opened, and seat back to him, and
by this means he discovered the petty theft end dishonesty of
the lad.
Mr. Elliott—This mode of petty plunder has been anted
co to a considerable extent P
Mr. Nesbitt—l have no doubt it has, sir, for many instances
have come within my own knowledge.
Kr. Elliott—And It will be put a stop to by the new postal"Zre;bitt—Oh yea, effectually so. I should have Mown
nothing at the dishonesty of this tad, at least for the present,
but for it. The prisoner at moo admitted his guilt, end I
then charged him with robbing me of other property, and
he admitted this also. He said he had taken a quantity of
platina from time to:time out of my laboratory, and sold it
at the shops of two merino-store dealers in the neigh-
bourhood.
The prisoner admitted that all be had staled to his mister
was perfectly tree, and pointed out in court the martne-store
dealers who had purchased the property from him. One of
them admitted having purchased some glees and fat from
the boy, but nothing else, and the other stoutly maintained
she haul never eeen him before.
The prisoner was reminded, to give time for farther in-
quiries.
WANDSWORTH.
Mr. Ingham has received the belt anal. note for the poor
box from EX.
London, England, 1859-02-22

EGYPT.

Yam. 12.

Her Majesty's Ammar Ruyan; with Prins
Alfred ea bowl, Is reported in filen The arrival of his
Royal Righter is maim d preps, jut at the moment whoa
British %Baena, oolong neglected la this onatry, is be-
e:ninth revive. Hie Ultima Said Perlis haa manifested
his desire to do great hen=■ to our young Prince, and to
reciprocate the kind inapt evizon by our moat noble
doworelpn towards his infant Goa Ton Pact. when In
Bagdad—ltsestetin, Mohamed Alto flare robes, ben
already prepared to retain hies. Hie Highboys the Viceroy
has bees out at sea since the 10th inst., and, it Is reported,
with the Westin of wens( the Rhythm and piloting bar
iwo the hwboar.

„ - -
The flies at the Barge in hmour of the Viceroy on tie
anniversary of his bir.b, cam off on the 26th nit., sad ea
the 7th carnet his Highness deigned to accept a road boll
given to his by the Bank of Egypt at their establishment
is Ms lawn, which was most gmeasenely teraishal, all the
mrangements having been made with great teas, &fag
bonsai Is ear Italian. The entire haildiag wee noplas with
every Europe= and Oricn.al splendour, mad richly =peed
threagbout, and in the centre a doom wee placed a magall-
cat throes. His Highest's arrived at 10 p.m, wad appeal
In hie weal good humour, followed by his Webers Lama
Prim, the premeaptive heir, the shah of hie mfaieree. &a
He woe motive& by Mr. Nana, ens of the amiegies
dl-
motors, sad Goateed to a arras mils of apaimanta eta-
Decal with which was a room eta a meet semptaine
=pre Amongst the invited-1,200 it iambs—wen the
several oinsolergearral sad mod, Hater-Ciateral
comb, end the captain and Gears of the Vatted Baas
frigate iliesedona sad of the Trash ma summer Chanel.
Trade is exceedingly dell, several hauls iambi lately
tam plate, la 000•KIIISCO of KMm redder gala speenla-
des& Exchange, though a shads lover, is MITI very high,
the rulers system which hes her iatroduord of daily in-
hering the value of coins is la las been& to • ekes, the go-
eemeernt tariff having has alegted foe ell commatial
trwarelisea though it is deabefel whither this will ra-
dially are the allots it will bays a door era for spas-
Yams on aloe, all we sisal Nib by Ma fall bat to the
masa state of affairs, valor the llgyptima peasant*
adepts the plan of gander its cam =ratty.

Failures continue fa take plass in various parts of
Prawn. The most recent is that cif Mom Emilia, Lich-
Naas's, and Co., at Marosilles.
London, England, 1859-02-22

THE PENINSULAR MAIL.

(IT mimic rizzoiarz.)

(nom otla OWN oolauromnare.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tummy.

The Tagus has arrived with the Peninsular mail.

At Liabla there hare been several secret sessions
of the Cortes on ecclesiastical matters and about the
presentation of Indian bishoprics.
The Portuguese government have agreed to assist
the South Atlantic Telegraph Company as muoh as
possible.
A large amount of shipping is now done at Lis-
bon from the North.

Raolunge on London same as by last pocket.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAT.)

EQUITY COURT.
(Before the Leeds Jima= of Apra)
NELL C. THE MIDLAND lAILWAT COMPAXT.
This woe en opi.eal hoes the &whim of Vite.Chanoallor
Wo.d, declaring that the plait' id was entitled to the we of
a ',Ming, owereimieatieg hos the plated"-, wharf to the
)(Anal Redinsyst Isriceser, and rearsisla g the rellsray come
/soy Ira k oNtroellag that coiontunkation. The «enemata.
6100 it pie., ton had been enjoyed by the plaintiff, with the
agent ofthe efesiptay, frte 11139 to whoa the saint of
the o‘roptny ass withdrawn on the occasion of their ea-
Wring tbar static!, at Leicester to s cAtsidershla extent.
The & h•tor-Citwirsie Mr. Dania, Q.C., and Mr. de Gen,
supported the decree of the Vice-Chanaellor ' • end Mr. Roll,
C . Mr. *peed, sad Mr. Pest aO, were heard for the &p-
-i:traits, the respray.
The appal ass dissiesed with cots.
London, England, 1859-08-25

CALCUTTA AND CHINA NAILS.

The Nepal, with the sidle front Calcutta and
Citina,arrived at Marseilles at 7 a.m. this day.
Mails leave for Landow at 10 a.m. Letters will be
delivered on Saturday.
The lodes left Malta for Southampton at 3 p.m.
en the 22nd, and will probably arrive on the even-
ing of the 31st.
The Northam, from Australis to Suez, reached
Atha es the 17th Wet.
London, England, 1859-08-25

TURRET.

MARSEILLES. WZDWINDAY, AUOUST 24.
Advises have besn rseelved from Constantinople
to the 17th inst.

The Journal do Constantiteople of that day mays :
" M. de Lampe will go to England in order to
remove the obstacles by which the English govern-
ment opposes the Sou CanaL"
M. de Thaler:mei celebrated with éclat the Fete
Napoleon on the lath inst. He received the con-
gratulations of the Sultan and the diplomatic corm
and of the Greek clergy.
An Austrian squadron is expected here on its way
to the Archipelago,
London, England, 1859-08-25

THE BEASON AT HOMBOURO.

The followieg in an extract from a private letter
H (minor act, Avocet. 12.—.. La eater a marquee" is the
cry at all the Orman bathe, and Ire by the Foreigner.'
List" that there an 1,000 visitors lea this year than at the
corresponding period of last year; bat still, we hare • fair
share of visitors, attracted by the celebrated Elie thrhan Sprlag
and by the more attractive charms of roulette and rouge et
noir. Amongst the rroyqal and wmi-royal personages we have
the Decbses of barg-Schweein and the Primers
of Resee-Ovista sad family, on a visit to the
binderies, ad in private spartmeate the Duke aid
Duchess of Melstain-Auguosubure, Crews Prince sad
Primmer, sad the Prince Folio of ilobenlobe aid Priam'.
The British aristocracy is roprerated by Lady CLutricarde
and sons, Lord and Lady Belhaven. Lady 'leaven, Lead 8.
Osborne. Lady Clinton tad niece, Lady 0. Bathurst, Lady
Emily Ponsoaby and family, Lord sod Lady Kennedy, Berl
of Pembroke, and many other,. Few Preach or Roder
are here this year ; the former prevented from coating pro-
bably on amount of the war, and the latter seem to preirrl
Baden and Wildbad this year. There or been much high
play this ream, sited st one period the sharchillers of the
establishment were appetherive that their usual dividend
of 400. would fall on in consequence of the succor of
Madame do B—, a young Jewese, who won no leer than
400,000 f. (16,0001.), and of mental other nit.bilittes of
the demi mood. of Paris, who were at fret very sac-
eessfal ; but latterly the beak has won, and the dividend
Is rte. One hears little of polities hen, as gambling is the
chief excitement; bat occasionally we bear of angry diepetto
at Frankfort between the Austrians and Premium, and
doubtless the bad feeling between the two c uut.iee to ex-
tending, and mums much uneasier. at there placer wires
troops of the two latices are in garrisoa. A new spring hes
bee discovered lately with very valuable mineral quehties,
and it cow attracts many invalids. Many teepeovaiornte are
being made in the rides and drives about Bonitenre, and
sir ly it will be ono of the most picturesque of the German
babe. The lotging-how es here see excallent, alamient.
and reasonable in price, whilst the living at the Cenral
and other tables d'hute is very good.

A St. Petersburg letter states that in consequence
.4 a report from Prince OnWein on tho acendalons male of

of the etwirlishie fends of that city, the

llosprror has dismimed the vie►president and all the oitildals
connected therewith, at the same time depriving them of the
privileges to which their kagth of service would have SD-
titled them,

The Russian Orthodox Church does not allow
Amends to take place on the Pe days of member, of the
Imperial family. A. there are already thirty-four melt days
is the year, and the number ts likely to be still farther th-
creamed, it has bees proposed to suppress I. custom Minded
with much iscoamaiscos.
London, England, 1859-08-25

THE 4r18721421 TIROL.

The Polish Journal of Posen gives an account of
s manifestation in the Austrian Tyvol :
"The Arcbdoks Chary Lors, Governor of the Tyrol,
easerbied a bow days ago at Innspeock the volunteers who
W retard from the war, and dratted them for their rd.
A me*, who V ratter elderly, advanced and said We
only repeated ounsives at the third 01101131001,, because
the maim as often made to us were never kept.
And If the preemies witch has duce been given be
not observed, we will never confide in the ward
at the Emperor spin.' The archduke recommeadad the
bold sleeker to reflect that such langure Welt have amiss
oonsequenose for him. The only coosequenoe it can IMO;
averred the major, is that I shall be shut up in rink r
so many others have been who told the truth ; but that will
be of no use, f e all than here behind ma will ratify to the
truth of what I may, and you cannot confine us all And
ell the volunteers cried, Yea ! we aftlem that he speaks the
truth!' Tits archduke braised to break up the •P
sestbMge."
London, England, 1859-08-25

(Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

in that letter eller were Incorrect. (The speaker then read
the letter, which will be found In the trade article of
last Saturday'. Bina isphoes lemma ) It was stated that
it was the oetworkirs who had large shove who concocted
the list to their own advantage. He would repeat a state-
ment previously made that when the out prices wets made •
man or two men from 111C4 shop were appointed on a commit-
tee, to examine former late and prior. What they courcland
wrong M thaws prices they wen to pet right. It was agreed
Ir. should be put on Finch chain. Men acquainted with the
trade would know that the worker would have but 6d. oat el
this lc advance, Wood Brothers admitted this by their con-
duct. Mr. Forrest continued to give statistics to show the
tenth of the statemenut about the advance being in reality but
Mr. Tkeophilus Iliegley, of Tipton, it appeared had agreed
to give the advaace, and lux men will return to work to•day
(Wednesday).
rectriao. with a suggestion of Mr. BLLXII, a ema-
nates, it we. agreed, should he imported, who will consider
the question of the amount of work-a man should do in a day,
and restrict him to a certain time.

The men who return to their work are to pay 2s. a weak
to the Union during the continuance of the present stnks,
and it was suggested this should be aterwards continued till
• rod fund had accumulated fur moan. tires of need.
Them is apparently no prospect et the strike terminating,
end the weds le thb district, welch he. been languid fur a
lees tires, will be permaistly injured. •
London, England, 1859-08-25

TO TO EDITOR OP TEI =PAM.

Sts,—Ths Roman Government repudiated sad
sought to explain may the mamma of Perugia. I
sand you • imuntoe.atatomont from a quasi eye-
witness—a Roman lady—tardy, because brought by
private hand, but concluzive.—l am, &0.,
August 23. PRILO-JUSITPIA.

Boma, July 15.
I write to yon by private hand, beams prudence oompskine
to Ames through the post, whoa' effloials render us liable to
seratiny, and who not only read oar lakes bat detain them
at their pleasure. Than attar the sad days of Perugia, for
three or four day, all leases were stopped or not delivered.
Yy mother happening to be there I was naturally anxious
to know eoseeihing of the affair, and after many days I knew
that nothing bed happsul to her. But that could not be
said of others.

That pebble called Swiss soldiers solid wane at Perugia
than the %Foy mutineers in Ladish They bind women,
sea, old people, obildrat; they palmed, they destroyed,
they burnt houses and goods, and, is bet, drank with blood
and wine, sacked Perugia for 36 boars I laws you to
divine all the horrors ceaualtsod--enoh barren that the pia
refuses to write them.

Rome is quiet; bat that. I think, is owing more to the pre-
fects of the French @adieus than to the will of individuals.
Now, however, that pone is declared upon conditions that
may turn out good bat that sow seem atrocious, the people
are uneasy, stunned, and know not what to think or to hops.
What has been gained is something; bat whet woes not our
Illusions We had such great hopes I We believed at bat
fa the redemption, the rehabilitate's of Italy—in the total
disappearanoe of the Ahmed " wanner, ," mid to feel hue
still amongst us, still master of the keys of hay, is a thing
which mikes us oblivious of the much or the little that haa
been done.

Drone ahhosras I Aad will It always b. se with us?
Shill we always be csadroald, as rys Moils In hie divine
nowt:

•'• unit sompro o vinclideo o vials."

And t►r we all eay—what hie her dose? Ie it an *de-
mur eouatarpoim to the lacriaken of llt. of perry, of
bloodshed without meaner or regret, ht the arse that we
Nes holy sad noble, bat whir the ameregue sad power
of Europe make as believe hr a very delment aspect in
their rem ? That Geressity, Persia, sad User shoaled be
advents to the independence of Italy la perhaps traceable,
as being orestent with their mode of thinking and govern-
ing ; bat that free and happy England should unite with
%es to epprem us, should not have one word to ry in our
rarer, is so Incomprehensible that It oppremes and 'BEMs
the goal,

I bow not how it will end in the Romagna, when all
hiwe revolted—so many families compromimed. It would
have been better for Napoleon to have never Weed Ws
;acclamation from Milan, if all Is to wad Uwe.
London, England, 1859-02-14

BOW:6TRAIT.

mom. Hmailfos en elderlydecaai-lookbat woman, was
deemed with stealing • quantity of prosody from the sham.
berg of Mr. Smith, Hartetreet, Bloomsbury. Mr. Smith
and his son were In the habit of making frequent visite to
the Continent, and during their therm mirror articles of
property were pureed, but prisoner wee not suspected, r
they had great confidence In her, and she generally managed
to direct suspicion to empenters' men, or swore, or some
one at work, or coming to to. premises. At last the matter
became so eerier, end Mr. Smith see. having glean out that
he was 'Meg &heir, a detective poleaxes was est to weir,
and, by arramgement on the rufous night, bottles empty,
end at hell full of spirits, lte., cigar caw sad tobacco
pouch, tie, sugar, be, as also some marked weary ineourtiag
to Be, err 14 is • closet, the by of whir wee kept is a
pertioser place, and thins were thrown Mir Is eatledia.
The primer came at nine o'cdook is the moving, and bring
spur. her surprise at "the way young Mr. Ma ilk had
been pig on during hie father's stessoi, mho helped herself
oat of 111111-of the bottles, the deliberately proceeded to the
piece where the key of the closet was kept, end brims
caught eight of the le., without ogremony pat it baba her
pock*. She this emelhOy made up a purl of various
things, haft the cigar ors, totem pouch, cite. ebb this
get to week putting the Oboe Is order, and shortly after a
strapping young women, her daughter, our is, and she
said, -tt Weil, doer, I tidak I lire left everything r I frail
It. New vs wM go." They were *boat to quit, when oat
Wthe policemen from his hides-Aar, told brim had
etrokod, end took her Into custody. TM daughler rem
down stales as fast Rs she could, out, although the poltroon
took a cab, she reecho& her ter's ledg4ln Coed-street,
Strand, where she wee trespireg ea hoar for Mr.
Smith, bakes he did, bat, in her harry, begot to shut
the street•door, rdkm_ AM weird In thee to peewee her
thrusting tone 40 or SO deplieres kir the gm Most of
them were food to relate to the Warr poverty beicastag
to Mr. Smith; or it a sad wkiek homed prod se basing
belonged to his rerbetker. TM whole of the propsr.y
Identified was ghee up bay the pawnbrokers, and the " needel
charwoman" was massitted for trim!.
London, England, 1859-08-22

TO TIP ZDITOS OP TOP TIPTLIPA.

THE SMETHURST VERDICT'.

Bra,—Your contemporary, tho nom, appears to
my bumble judgment to have employed even more
than its usual dexterity in completely reveraing
the moral of the Richmond Poisoning cue. It
assorts that the " case ;depended throughout upon
ow particular description of evidence ;" that
"the charge rested on the scientific testimony
of profsmional deponents." After sketching the
(Mend facts of the trial, it ripests emphatically,
" From this outline it will be seen how completely?
and indeed ascsosartly, ths as
y, on medical
testimony' 8o solemnly is your contemporwl
soma with this Unanimities that it conclsdes by
sayiag, " We should not have discharged our duty
to the public if we bad failed to call attsatioa to
the peculiar character of the means by which eon-
viction was obtained." _ . .

Now, ear, the distinctive feature of thistrial was
the conflicting character of the medical evidence.
So far from procuring the oonviction of the prisoner,
It is not too much to may that it as nearly as possible
procured his acquittal ; and the learned judge him-
self wee careful to call away the attention of the
jury (needlessly distracted by the minute perplexi-
ties of imperfect science, and the coarser contra-
dictions of professional rivalry) to the mute but
=boleti,' testimony of the circumstances surround-
lag the prisoner and his victim. The fact is, that
in cases of this deseciption medical evidence will
always be far more likely to acquit the guilty
than to convict the innocent.—l as, dre.,
AN UNPROFESSIONAL MAN.

" ITALY FOR THE ITALIANS."
London, England, 1859-08-22

TDB OWEN II 2113 BUILDING 22ADB.

(LATZIT PARTICULMIa.)
Saturday being the termination of the third week
of the strike at Name. Teenage', awl the tamed of the
master bandage rascal " lockeont," mak WINO was
'mellowed as to the position of this struggle between
spiel sad laboor. From all thal could be worrtained up to
tete Oa Balardey night matters we in the wow post as
before. On the one hand, the masters appear deterimieed,
with but two or three exceptions, to adhere to their resolution
of keeping their eatablishesents closed ; whilst on the other,'
the wen are ly, firm in their resolution not to yield eve;
to • verbal that they will not belong to or rupport
Amp eockny width directly or Indirectly Widens with the
of the establiebment In which they ere ear.
erg ether, or the hours or terms of lthestr.
t has bean already staled that the operatives laws Nat
delegates late writhe pane of the country is Wows the
workmen of the Melba thaws, with a view to prevent them
awning to London te uthwhat those who ale ousel employ-
ment ; and the reports klf One plasm already Made
at the Parlours' Arm, i. Neltemig. are Mold to hate been
moat faveeratio to theme. of the am Os Friday night.
It is stated, meednge were kid at Brighton, Wiedsor, night.
other places, at width the eterethes wan mom seitintsisatie
and large sum were swhearlhed. Northampton and .other
districts in the north-weelerly Amnion are to bold meetings
this day. IL mew seem gate stagnine that they will be
able to hold ont se long to Chi =Meth
London, England, 1859-08-22

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 22, 1869.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

AUSTRIA.
MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
VIENNA, MONDAY MOWING.
The official Wiener Zeitung, of Thursday, owl.
tains the following :

"IMPERIAL DECREE.

" Count Rechbreg, who retains his post es Minis-
ter for Foreign Affairs, is appointed President of the
Cabinet.

. Baron Hubner is appointed Minister of Police.

"Count Golnekowski, Minister of the Interior.

" Councillor (Geheirmerstb) Kempen von Fichtsn-
steam, chief of the police, is dismissed with s pen-
sion.

" Baron Bach, formerly minister of the interior,
has been appointed ambassador to Rome.
" The Ministry of Commerce has entirely di,-
solved. Its dative are divided between the Minister
of the Interior, of the Exterior, and of Pinellas."
The non-official portion of the Wisner Zeitung
contains an article, stating that there is a general
feeling of anxiety in the public mind concerning
the subjects which hays been till now under serious
deliberation by the Imperial Council, end which
are Regulation of the control of the finances.
2. Free exercise of the protestant religion. 3.
The regulation of Jewish affair*. 4. The regula-
tion of the municipalities. The representation of
the provinces will later come under deliberation.
The article concludes thin:—" Too great caution
in advancing is as much to be avoided as too great
haste."
London, England, 1859-08-22

At a irptcial meeting oftheGre!tSlAipCompaay

Saturday, authority wig given to the diiectorito iwt
the 30,000 reserved shares. Mr. Magnus, one of the
directors, entered into certain charges against the
board, and moved the appointment of a committee
of inquiry, but his motion was rejected. Mr. Mag-
nus thereupon announced his resignation. Issue
wsv joined with the directors as to the necessity of
allotting the 30,000 shares, more especially having
regard to Mr. Lever's amended offer to charter the
vessel for a sum of 20,0001., cub down, for a voyage
from " a safe port in Europe to a safe port in
America," Mr. Lever finding the coals. The mode
in which this offer is to be dealt with was left to
the decision of the directors. It was also resolved
that the company shall become their own insurers.
The half-yearly meeting of the Caledonian Rail-
way Company is called for the 9th September at
Glasgow, and that of the Scinde Railway Company
for the 13th September.
The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 297 h of
September, for the supply of 4.000 tierces and 3 800
barrels of navy beef, and 9,000 tierces and 13,000
barrels of navy pork.
The Admiralty have engaged the following vessels
, to carry stores, viz. :—The Banian, for Hong Bong
°canton, for Colombo ; Volant, fur Sr. ;
Koh-i-noor, for Bermuda ; Mary Ann, for Honduras;
gad the Reaper, for Malta.

SATURDAY EVENING.

Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to 1.
opened this morning at the same quotation, and
closed at 951 for money, and 93) " buyers" for the
7th September. The official business report is as
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951,
1; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 951 ; Three per
Canto. Reduced, 96, 961, 961; New Three per Cents.,
961, 98; Bank Stock, 224 ; Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, 1858, 951; India Bonds, Si. dia.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1836
remain quoted 93 to 1; those of 1859, 941 to 95;
and Exchequer Bills, 235. to 28s. prem. India
Bonds were more inquired for.
Foreign stocks were quiet, bat firm. The labs rise
in Turkish Bonds is welt supported : the Old Loan
closed at 831 to 1. and the New at 731 to 741, or
equal to 71:1 to 711 ex the dividend due the let
pox. Mexican Bonds left off at 201 to 1.
Very few transactions took place to-day in the
market for Bank shares, and prices were unaltered,
except as regards Bank of Auatralsais, which were
weaker. The miscellaneous share market was like-
wise quiet. Berlin Waterworks shares were again
inquired for.
London, England, 1859-08-22

2113 01.1411' urn:

The preparations for the almost immediate starting
d the Great Easters are seaciied.rag with wry satisfactory
rapidity; and in the meanthem the interait of the public Is the
undertaking Mennen almost hourly. The aloe in Kiag
Wilbsm•stevet is daily crowded with applicants. moose for
Marta to view, bat the great !majority for gasman' for the
saterinaratel trip, which will positively sake place elms, the
middle of neat month. Already a very large number of
berths have been essegel.

The Nordista. eke Arte Says A romantic
menace he. Jae rhea place. At the Theatre da Peleie
Royal about • year ego wee a yang seam oaly 17 years of
ace. sad remarkably ; lamb spite of her youth .red
Meaty, her /WWII wee set pact. A wealthy Molderien
ate bed awed, beheeket hie alle, sled whe had CAIN to Parte
to emirate by trarew, yew her mid wee ramettlasly struck to
Mid Met .he exactly resembled Modem deputed. fie warted
greets' Orme to the theatre, end Mame feadaeted with bar.
At length be sought oat bar earner, memeeted patellae°
to broom. •eattor fur bee bead. and we. ortMftml ; sad •
few &ye back by loofa/ menisee be Rave her ble ammo end
tortoni*, the letter emaimia. d *MOON a year. The Mal-
den= u waled lateriaa—the yaw Mityle Ataihar of M.
raider, teeprneNb saw td the Cilariari."
London, England, 1859-08-22

lIINBS.-THIS I)4Y.

Two o'CLool.
The mining market this morning has been rather
quiet bat steady. The principal transactions have
been in shares in Stray Park, Pendeen Console,
East Base,tt, Wheal: Clifford, Herodefoot, West
Caredon, and Great South Tolgus. The l►tter are
officially narked in the Stock Exchange 131.
In foreign and colonial mining shares the trans-
actions have been unimportant, and prices are nomi-
nally unaltered.
A meeting of the English and Australian Copper
Company is convened for the 24th inst.
At Wheal Ewell meeting, held ea the 13th hut., a call
of le. per share wee made.
At Great Wheel Fortune a call of 11. per there wee made
ca the lith
London, England, 1859-08-22

LATEST SPORTING INPELLIGENOE.

(31' szscraw TZLEORATEL)
RADCLIFFE MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

ARIIv6D —R•ipbelTy,l7.2 &Wet Treature, Charlotte,
Float In the Pan, Alfred, LIW. Poll, Birdcage, Amy eadg-
wick, and Br to Flying Cloud.

The atorirari begs to inform the eccentric
clergyman who has offered SOL reward hr the beet visa, on
the beet mew of keeping up a good understanding between
England and France, that it ameidera itself entitled to the
prise for ioleing the question to one eentance, which Is alone
worth dune of mutay's Le meilleur moles poor qua
rAngleterre et la France s'enteadent eat de se puler ILO=
haat." (Francis and England will understand tech other
much better if they don't talk so loud.)
THE BALLOON ACCIDENT AT NEWCASTLE-ON-
TYNE —WO announced the death ot Mr. Hall, the Infer-
truants aeronaut, is our impression of Saturday. It seems
that when he recovered the first shock of the accident, he
related to his wife that, being alarmed het the tenth-wept
wind should carry him out to sea, which be could perceive is
the distance, he let more gas escape by the valve than wee
rud,nt, end descended too rapidly. The grapplivg iron
Mei to take hold, and the car dragged out knack
the earth, throwing out two bags of ballot, ar l pitching
the aeronaut forwards into the netwuk. The NU tt
rote suddenly, when the balsa was lat, and gr. H." in
v.in attempted to recover bta position in the car. Is making
this eff eft be slims.] through the large merhre aid fell to the
earth from a height ot about thirty tour yards. Doer Otis
Sinews his continual terror in delirium wee lest he should be
carried towards tie sea. and there C4ll be no doubt that
under the lefluence of this terror he lest bit presence of
mind and descended too rapidly. An inquest WOO held on
the body on Satonlay sight. A subscription Ma been 0010,
mewed nn behalf t.f his widow, who is left entirely destitute.
Mr. was well known to' Manchester, lelveepool, and
Shefilod, where he hie been in the habit of ascending open
balloon voyages.
London, England, 1859-08-22

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Avown SO.
(Before Mr. CommisMow 7010

Adj adication of baninaptcy WitetilTs looming made se most
John Edward Buller, whit had until recently carried an busi-
ness ea a solicitor and eXiVII6IIII at 68, I's-Ma-64de, in
partnership with a gentlemen named Smut, under the fine
of Smart sod Bulks. His liabilities, it is stated, tamed
100,0001, 60,0001. of which consist of breaches of trust ; bat
this sem, it is supposed, will not represent half of the bank-
ropes dclinqueemes ; indeed, from tee rumours that ere
admit it would appear that he haa indulged ea etude appro.
c istfon of meant and tunro, having bubo& bate and dleipsied
trust attar trust, being regulated in hie digielhillsis by tie
necessities of the moment only. He abseended on dm ilth
August last, since when nothing hex been heard of
him. His partner, Mr. Smart, a gentleman of property, of
the strictest integrity, and who haa foe many years held a
high position in his prof. ink n, has not been in the slightest
connected with the bankrupt in hie trembler' team.
the bankrupt having teen sole trustee, and had the
sole conduct of the funds he has misappropriated. The
meets, it is said, will depend upon the remit of mural
Chancery soils, which will have to be decided before the
extent et the bankrupt's interest in redone properties can be
ascertained. It la impossible, therefore, at preeent to arrive
at even an apprortmate estimate of what they will altimately
rubs.. The bsnitropt's private residence was at Enfield;
and, besides his legal blopiness, he had traded as a brick-
seeker. The petitioeing creditor is Mr. Thome. Reynolds, a
men merchant, of Edmonton.
London, England, 1859-08-22

NALANCROLI DEATH IN NEWOJITE.

Some few days ago a poor, emaciated, wretched-
looking creature, who gave the urns of Miry Elliott, and
seemed to be about 50 years old, was brought before the
Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to commit
suicide. by ponying into the River Thames, from the steps
of London-bridge.
abs WOO apparently too weak to say mach herself ; and the
evidence merely watt to show that about ten eche* the
redone evening she was men to jump off the apse on the
Surrey aide of tee bridge by a man named Wearthy, who
succeeded in dragging her out of the water, and she was
then token into custody by the police, who paid every proper
attention to her.
When asked why she had attempted her own life, she
faintly murmured that she wee very sorry ; and the Lord
Mayor, pitying her extudisted state remanded her till this
day without premiere her with further guidons, and upon
beteg at once conveyed to Newgate she was placed in the
infirmary, with Injunctions that every care should be taken
of her. . . . .

From the statememle since made by her, it appears that she
had all her life since girlhlod Detain eervice,and that Medved
in her last situation about five years. She Iran tole situation
about tee., years ago, owing to the death of hsr muter and
mistress, and owing to her being a little advanced in life, end
eeneewhet sickly, she fotuid it impossible to ob.ain Another
situation. First she lived on her savings and her clothing,
but for a great pan of the two years she hid lived oa chance,
sometimes eleephig in low lodging.houses, and et other
times In the open sir, until at last, bang open the verge of
nervation, she attempted to end her sullerinp by suicide.
In this otterope, as hen been stated above, she failed ; but
when she should now have bean again placed at the her,
information was brought horn New/tate that she died in the
infirmary on Saturday, it is supposed from exhaustion.
London, England, 1859-08-22

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Maws. Fatuous and Smith report that the eorwsits
from the plantations continue to 'peak more and more
favourstAy of the coming crop, and that the weather is
evarrhing that can be wished to bring them to tositurity.
Maki* dud and duty Arm at 260,0001.
London, England, 1859-08-22

THE DUCH IES.

VOTE OF ANNEXATION TO SARDINIA.
MODENA, AUGUST 21.

After the report on the motion of Signor
Maromotti had been read, the National As-
sembly unanimously resolved, both by open
voting as well as by ballot, to confirm and
maintain even at the price of sacrifices the union of
the Maleness provinces to the monarchical and con-
stitutional Kingdom of the glorious House of Savoy,
antler the sceptre of the magnanimous King Victor
Emmanuel IL

Two proposals were then taken into consideration,
one of deputy Pacchi for the authorisation of a loan
of 6,000,000 liras.

All the deputies were present with the exeeption
of General Fianti, who was not able to leave his post
in the Piedmontem army.

TUSCANY.

FLORENCE, Arorit 20.

The National AasentWy to-day unanimously voted
the annexation of Tammy to Piedmont amid the ao-
clamations of Viva it He!

SARDINIA.
TURIN, Ararat 20.
To-day the King received Signor Mattencci, the
Tomo= envoy to the Court at Turin.

THE PAPAL STATES.
BOLOGNA, Avow? 19.
Signor Albert Mario end his wife (late Mite Janis
White) have berm arrested.

BELGIUM.

BRUSSELS, SATIIIIDAT NIGHT, AUGUST 20.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the project of law on the fortifications of Antwerp
was agreed to.
There were 106 members present, of whom 67
voted for and 42 against the project. Seven mem-
bers abstained from giving their votes.
London, England, 1859-11-07

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

Ecn-rutc yeLcontru.)
HEREFORD MEETINO.—(THIS DAY.)

TOWN PLATE.
Babbler • • ..
Tee Creeper .. .. ..
Warrior Queet .. ..
8 ran. ..
HEREFORD STAKES.
Brno:111nd* .. .. ..
W binomial .. .. • •
Liveryman .. • •
9 rea.

NURSERY HANDICAP. Vora Tuners of smile.
W..rrice Queue, Diemoad, Bea Webst4r, Dreadsought,
sad H.j.11 Brooks ire lure.

HURDLE RACE. Two
C*llph, Magee% Omer Peals. Pactolus, Topsy, Cork.
moray, Curets, Lillisitoo Poet, Heeds o wad Vise
hin.

MARI L182&-21118 1)41.

Two o'CLoCu.
The railway share market is still very deficient
in business, but with the exception of Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire stock, which has de-
clined per cent., being quoted 96$ to 97, prices
are supported at the closing quotations of Saturday.
Caledonian hae improved. London and North Western
stock is now quoted 96$ to j ; Great Western, 681 to
; Midland, 106 to $; South Eastern, 77 to ;
London and South Western, 96 to 96 ; Caledonian,
921 to 93 ; Great Northern, 101$ to 1021; and
Eastern Counties, aat to 861.
Lombardo-Venetian Hallway shares have ad-
vanced to 2 to 2$ prem. Other foreign descriptions
are steady.
London, England, 1859-11-07

SARDINIA.

TURIN, Nov. 6.
The Pirdorsoistese Oarette publishes • decree trans-
ferring the Court of Cessation to Milan.

The subscription. to the loan continue. The ap-
plications are very numerous, and it is asserted that
more than the amount rerittired has already been
subscribed.

The four Assemblies of Central Italy will be called
together to receive from the Government commu-
nications on the subject of the present situation of
public affairs.
A convocation of the States of Parma and Modena
will take place on Sunday. It is supposed the Ling
of Sardinia will be asked to grant a regency.

CENTRAL ITALY.

GENOA, Nov. 5.

Rumours are current that an assembly will shortly
be held, in which Nlodens, Tascany, and the Ro-
magna will take part, and it is asserted that the
object of this meeting would be to present Count
Cavour as a candidate for the dictatorship of the
province. of Central Italy.

_
GENOA, Nor. 6.
The assemblies of Central Italy will, it is unsorted,
confer the Regency on Prince Carignani.
London, England, 1859-11-07

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.
TAons a John Nicks, 60, Worship-street, Fiosbary, Russia
keg and mat merchant, and Edward itscAardson, 3, Little
Moor-place, Kensington, traveller to the other prisoner, were
charged with receiving from a person not yet in custody
6 cwt. of bristles, value 1681, well knowing the same to
have been stolen from the broware'-quay, Thames etreet.
Mr. Humphreys swayed for the prosecution, and Mr.
Millard for the &A lice.

The prisonets wereremended, being admitted to bail ia
1,0001. each ter the prisoners themselves, mob planer also
eadieg two good sureties in 6001.

BOUT H WARM.
Joseph Irma% Edward Inn, and Jaren Johnson, three
respectable-looking lads about 10 or 12 year. of age, were
cheeped with cutting the tails off several horses belonging to
Mr. Jsekson, the distiller, Maus. Pickiest sad other•, in
the public streets, and Benjamin lismearel, a merle..-store-
dealer, of 23, Fair-streer, Horvelydown, was charged with
pm-ohm* the hair, well knowing it to be stolen. Police-
convtable 302 14 sold that on Friday evening his attention
wee called to Fair-street, where he any two of Mr. Jackson's
horses and a van, sad their tails had been cut off recently.
He took Irreon into custody, when be paid he had assisted
cutting the tails off, sad told where to find the other pri-
-001111111..

Nitols Clarke, 108 ltl, said that from Information he re-
ceived he went to Renee house and found a large bundle of
black and brown horse•h iir, very long, which had recently
been cut from hons tails. He um the lad, and he t..ld
witness that it wee ell be bad, as he had just gold some to
the man. Witnesa then went to Muasard's shop, when be
aknowlaged just having • little hair, which he produced,
and said that was all he had got. He, !toward', pulled out
some more, and positively seeerta that that was ell be bed.
The other lad was then brought in and he acknowledged to
selling some of the hair to Midgard, and was taken into cus-
tody. After be bad halted him op senora returned to the
shop and found some more horsehair, which had _alai been
cot from house' taffa
Mr. Combs asked what character the lads bore.
Clarke replit d that they were good lads, and belonged to
honest and industrious parents. He believed that they had
been induced to cut the hair off by the elder pria,ner.
William Win, &Carman in she employ of Mr. W. Jackson,
Dockhand, aid that about viz o'clock It. was deli-
vering gin with • van and two bargee, in Fair-street,
Horasfydown. When he came from the cellar, after being
absent about a quarter of an honr, he f nuid 1114 all the hair
had been cut off both hones' tale. They were touch dis-
figured, as the heir bad been very long.
Mr. Combs rid lie abeaM Ina each of them 10s., or seven
day, and Mowed Kim ewe momths.
London, England, 1859-11-07

SPAIN.

From the Madrid journals of the lit it appears
that the enthusiasm caused by the prospect of a war
with Morocco continues to increase. The chapter of
the cathedral of Toledo and the cardinal archbishop
of the diocese had sent an address to the Queen de-
claring that they are anxious to assist by all means
in their power in promoting the success of the war;
the Bishop of Onihuela in another had declared that
he and all his flock will not only offer up prayers to
the God of armies for victory, but are ready to place
at her Majesty's feet for war "their property, re-
sources, and lives." The municipalities of Seville,
Granada, and other large cities had sent similar ad-
drones, and wealthy merchants and manufacturers
were offering donations in money nr kind. A
Turkish ship of the line of 100 guns had arrived at
Algesiras, and a Sardinian squadron was expected.
Marshal O'Donnell, before setting out f, r Morocco,
was to pass a grand review of the troops forming the
garrison of Madrid. The Congress had authorised
the taking into consideration of a bill for reducing
the caution money of newspapers.
London, England, 1859-11-07

NINES.-ZHIS DAY.

Two o'Cz.oca.
The mining market to-day is steady with a fair
amount of bu4inew in shares in East Wheal Russell,
Wheal Mary Ann, Kingston Downs, South Con-
durrow, Pelyn Wood, East Caradon, East Cam
Brea, and St. Ives Consols mines. In the Stock
Exchange Balt Wheal Russell shares are officially
marred 11, an 4 Wheal Mary Ann, 34} to 34.
Mariquita Mining shares remain flat, and are
marked 7s. 6d. Scottish Australian Mining have
been dealt M at par.

At a meeting of sdventarere in Exmouth mine, held as
the 31st ult., the Racoon,. showed • balance in favour et the
adventurer. of 2,8131. oe. 24. A dividend of 2..64. per
where (7121. 10..) was declared, leameg • KIM of 2,1001.
nu. 2a. to be carried to the next account.

At a unstuffy tueetlog of shareholders in Bwlch Camels
Mhse, held on the 2nd lost, the accounts showed a baler.oe in
favour of the shareholders of 1071. 18s. 3d. A call of 6s. per
ohm was Duple.

The St. Day United Mining Company's immune pre-
sented at the meeung held on the let teat., Showed a balance
in favour of the company of 6841. 10s. 6d.
At a meeting of adventurous in Wheel Frank Mills, held
on the 314 ult., the accounts exhibited • balance against the
mho of 83.31. 8.. BJ. A call of 2e. pee ahem warn made.