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The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-10

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

L CORN MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
(BY MAGNITIO TILIONATIL)

(nom 001 owx

Oar market this morning could bout of a good etendanat
of farmers and deal.rs with the following alterations in
prises, and a strong market :
Wheat was 3d. ptr bombs!, Flour. was Bd. per baml, and
Indian curs, Is. per quarter d
Beano, oats, peas, meal, and all other articles, woad
esteems rates.
The weather is fine.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SVOLIL—The market has cpened with a firm app
but the large public sales will not be over until s late hoar.
COPPII.—The large quantity brought forward ti-day has
oppressed the market, end the public sales are going off
heavily.
TL.—The market is steady, but inactive.
BALTPETRIL-1,300 bags, refraction 6 to 11}, were
offered and bought in at 29i. to 30s. ; refraction hi sold at
30s. and refraction 7} at 291. yesterday on 'Change.
Ric■ ►ee been in ha demand at the full prices of last
week.
Row remains steady.
Smite are unaltered. _

Corrox.-100 bales sold yesterday on 'Change.
la other articles no material alteration, bat markets
generally have a firm appearance.

TALLOW MABXET.-THIS DAT.

The utaiket rem ales quiet, with hardly alratTheastioa
passing. Pr:ces ere quoted as follows :—Town tallow 465.
sett cash; Petersburg Y. O. on the spot, 465. 9d. ; June,
465. 6d.; Oct. to Deo., 461.9 d. to 46a.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.-THIS DAY,
Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supp'y short, but quite
equal to the demand; prices witbuet alteration. Primo
meadow hay, 95.. to 1051.; superior, 110 a. to 120 e.;
inferior, 80s. to 80e.; new, 70/. to 845.; rowen, 70e. to
951.; clover, 108 e. to 1361. ; woad cat, 955. to 126 a.; straw,
28s to 30s.
London, England, 1856-06-10

RUSSIA.

A letter from Warsaw, in the Hamburg News,
contains a second speech delivered by the Emperor
of Russia to an &seem* of 250 nobles on May 28,
the day following the grand bill given by the no-
bility. The sentiments expreased by the Emperor
IMO similar to those manifested in his first address,
and he declared himself ready to do everything that
lay in his power to develop the prosperity of Poland.
His Majesty's address concluded, however, with a
menace to this effect, "Be it known also to you,
gentlemen, that when it is necessity I an punish,
and will do so."

AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE MERMAID.

(IT NiONNTIO TNLIONAPI.)
(]TOY OIIS OWN COIIIIIIPONDW

LIVERPOOL, TIIISDAT.

Lew' night the Royal Mail packet Mermaid
(Capt. Davy), belonging to the White Star line,
arrived in the river from Melbourne, which port she
left on March 14. She has brought 120 passen-
gers, 40,000 os. of gold, 30,000 sovereign., and 1,000
bake of wool on freight.
Her news has been anticipated cid Ceylon.
The Chimera, from Liverpool, arrived out on the
6th May.
London, England, 1856-06-10

CIVIL SERVICE.

Mr. KENDALL askeeiiltelTlliairataiof the Civil Service
Bnperanattation Committee (dte Chamomile' of the Bache•
quer), whether be eould inform the house wbrn the report
of the committee wattle be laid upon the table, and what
had been the este' of the delay ?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that
the committee had referred the evidence which they had
taken to certain actuaries, for their report and opinion. That
report had not yet beau recsised, and h. nes he could not say
want the committee waald be able to meet to the house.
Mr. ROEBUCK asked if the fie t hon. gentleman Gadd
say when the actuaries' report would be sent into the 000-
suttee ?
The C

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London, England, 1856-06-10

of t►o
is rime tits question.
MATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES.

Major EBID asked whether, after the intimation of
opinion which hod been given by the bon. member for
Hertfordshire (Sir E. B. Lytton) the hon. member for In-
verness-4W intendoi to p with the motion
which be had given notice, of his intention to move, upon
the house entering on the corn& ration of the army esti-
mates, with reference to the enlistment question ?
Mr. H. BAILLIE—I beg testate in answer to the ton.
member that it is my intention to all tbs attention of the
hots, to the question adverted to as soon as cHcial m-
imosa of what hes taken place in the United States era re-
ceived is this country. If that (dominion should arrive
before the army intimates ems on I shall ttke the earliest
opportunity of bringing the subject before the house.
Mr. DISRAELI—May I inquire of the noble lord at
the head of the government whether he has yet received
any direct information of the retirement of her Majesty's
minister hots Washington ?

Lord PALMERSTON—I have received no informatics
/lithe snejcet upon which any reliance can be plead.
London, England, 1856-06-10

THE TIPPERARY BANK.

Mr. BOWYER
called attention to the fact that the
Muter of the Rolls in Ireland was reported, in the clams of
the investigation into the affairs of the Tipperary Bank, to
hams expressed his 'sepias that tbo.government had allowed
the env to go on so Loma without laterfering, and to have
stated his opinion that if goverameat remained say longer
galenist it would bo guilty of a gross dereliction of duty.
He wished to know whether the government bad taken any
steps in coasequence of this &Mention of the Muter of to.
Rolls ?

11r; J. D. FITZGERALD laid that on Thursday
writing last, for the first time, be sow by thanes la a
Dublin pacer the report to which the bon. patients*
allsded. He hid immediately communicated with the
crows solicitor with reilererce to attending the judgment of
his honour upon the case. (Hear, hear.) Of t►e facts of
the matter he knew nothirg, beyond the rnmonn whisk
were from time to time noticed in the psblic journals. The
cosose which had both all along open to the learned jsdp
was a perfectly char cue; he bad only to direct that the
matter should be breoght wader the maudlin of theorems
whither, who would home placed it before him (Kr. Fits-
Jerald), for his eonaiderstios, with a view that, if necemary,
he eight put the law in form.
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London, England, 1856-06-10

PUBLIC BUSINESS.

REFORMATORYESTAI

Viaeoant NEWPORT ukid the Seentary of State for
the Besse D. panatela whether it was the intuition of her
Majeaty's government to make any Lomond allowance for
the tasintenene• ofjovenlle criminals committed to refor-

Illatory eetablisiimerite.
Sir O. GREY bad ordered inveeticatiotte to be made
with a view of arcertainiaa what was a fit and proper allow-
tare to be made. A difficulty true in telling to. matter
on amount of the different spume prevailing at different
reiormatoriee, and the cotieument difference in expiate. In
hie opinion the fair way to amw the matter waa to allow the
same lam u would be charged to t►e cientry were these
Pusan@ criminal. detained an prima at the capsule of the
nation.
INCIIMBERED ESTATES COURT.

ColoseliiiiVlllirsk7sf theCttorneylfi;nenl for
Ireland if it were his intention to brieg is a bill this session
to costinse the Incumbered Estates Commisaien.
Mr. J. D. FITZGERALD begged to remind the hos.
somber that at the sari set poseible soonest of the endow
be had brought is a bill basing for its object the alWntlow
of the present system sod the Worst cf the Cowl of Chas
owy is Ireland. That bill was es erred to a *sleet cow
nit,re, and looking to the state of things before that
coramittee, as well es the period of the stake
at which they had served, be thought it would
sot be practicable to propose to the house to groomed
with that binderies the present sitting of parliantest. He
was aware that great excitement presailed on the 'shiest,
sad that • wish existed almost universally that the present
system shesid coedits*. He was therefore prepared to ad•
übe the goveroment is Jo' Today* in des time a bill for the
costinsation of the system of • the laesrabtred BMWs
Court. (Hear. beer

PUBLIC_

Mr. J. G. PiiiiiThrOfia; lrecitit;Ttiornap•Gossetel,
whither ft wee the intuition of her Majesty's Minietrn to
bring fbrward any roomers wended on the nnanisnons
:sport of the Committee of 'equity into the appointment of
a public prosecutor.
Sir G. GREY said it was not their intention ti propose sap
bill during the present orovott; tho AVorney•Orneral, how-
ever, Intended to frame a meamiro in the recess.
London, England, 1856-06-10

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, UK

ZOt Court.

The Queen, attended by the Hon. Lucy Kerr
and Lord Charles Fitaro7, visited the Dashes. of Gloucester
yesterday, at Gloseeeter-hoagie.

Priam Albert and Prince Frederick William of Prussia
went yesterday morning to the Royal Arsenal, at Wool.
wicb, attended by LiastonantOoneral Baron &bracken-
stein, Baron Moltke, Captain the Hoe. D. de Roe, Captain
do Heinz, Lieutesaat Eshrecksnstaio, and Dr. Ullman.

Their Royal Hindmost left Buckingham Palace la two
carriages sad four, at a quarter put sine °Weak, sad re-
tumid at a quarter past two o'clock is the afterson.
The Printers Royal and the Prisms Alias tailed the
Duhesa of Gloucester is the afteraroo.

Prince Leopold took a drive i• a urriage•aad-four.
The Queen and Prince Albert, the Princess Royal, and
Prince William Frederick of Prude, took a drive in the
afternoon in an open leaden and font, and visited the Exhi-
bition of American Flute, at Cremorne gardens. The
Egaerriss-ice-Waiting attended on honebuk.
In the evening the Qecea, the Prince Consort, the
Prince's Royal, end Prince Frederick William of Penedo
honoand the performance of Madame Motor', is the
tragedy of Mato, at the Lyceum, with their pretence. The
royal snits consisted of Lady Macdonald, Hon. Mary
&sheet, Lord Watupark, Lord Chula Fitzroy, Captain de
Heinz, and Captain Hon. D. de Roe.
Lord Charles Fitzroy hu relieved Major-General Ban-
eerie in his duties as Scurry-la-Waiting to her Majesty.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
Foreign-offloe, Downing-street, which was attended
by Viscount Palmerston, the Earl of Harrowby, the
Marquis of Lansdowne. Sir George Grey, the Earl
of Clarendon, the Right Hon. H. Labouchere, the
Chaseslloe of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood,
the Right Hoe. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of
Alderley, the Duke of Argyll, and the Right Hon.
M. T. Baines. The Council oat for two hours.
London, England, 1856-06-10

GOING TO ASCOT THIS DAT.

FM the hour of Mu this morning, until fleetly
owe o'sloek this afternoon, cabs, turiageo, and vehicle' of
surly every description continued to poor Into theWaterloo-
road terminus of the London sad South Western railway,
filled with eoupany, for conveyance by the newly.opened
line to Ascot. Judging from the numbers who patronised
the line this morning, the accommodation provided by the
company has been greatly appreciated by the public. Admf,
table samisen:seta had been made at the bookisg-efliese,
and on the platform, to prevent asythiag like waseessenzy
crowding. Barriers were placed in the oiliest, we that thus
mitering to pay could be protected, and a strong body of
police, under Inspector Bent, wu kept on duty, which had
the effect of preventing the light-angered gentry from pur-
-1 suing their avocations. Special trains were started the
ntoinsut they were ailed, and not the least Inconvenience
was experienced by any one, owing the admirable pre-
cautions takes by those in commend, via., Mr. Scott, Mr.
Yonne, sad Messrs. Norwood and Parker, chief inspectors
of the line. TM ume arrangements are to be curried out
os Thursday
London, England, 1856-06-17

FORTIFICATIONS OF KARS.

setwsti;ti;;

Lord PALMERSTON mud that no authentic or official
latormatiou bed bees 'mind of the destruction of the for
siltation. of Km, bat it was generally reported that they
had bees blows up, so well as tune of Ismail.

SARDINIAN LOAN.

The hew went taut committee on the Sardialan loss,
and the CHAIRMAN baying read the Queen's message
respecting it,
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reminded
the hose. that he bad already annow,ced hie intention to
Propose a loan of en additional million ler Sardinia, in ful-
filment of the spirit, if not of the letter, of the
convention of the previous year. The ratification of
that convention was sent over to this country, but by some
accident is the transmission there was • delay in Paris for
whieh the Sardinian government was is no degree mime.
Bibb. Had tie ratfleatioas arrived a few days sooner, the
Sardinian goveramact would be legally entitled to the
second million under its provisions, but in e ,Berguese. of
the delay, std of the fact of the treaty agitate being signed
a day over the yesr, this mustry was not in Mimesis obliged
to advisee the second million. However, so Sardinia bad
Metered all the copses. nreessery for • second year's war,
and as she had upended 75 millions of francs in prepara-
tion, he trusted that the committee would consent to the
grant of this second million.
The vete wee agreed toiwitheat dissuades, sad the hunts
resumed.
London, England, 1856-06-17

AUSTRALIAN MAILS.

Lord NAAS wished to know.hat was the latest' period
at which Modem for the Australian mails would be received.

Mr. J. WILBON mid it was originally istended that the
last day for tender should be Wednesday or Thursd• last,
bat is coneeqamice of applications a postponement had bees
agreed to. It should be known, however, that nom of the
imam bad been opened, or would be opened until the
whole bod boos out is.
London, England, 1856-06-17

dubiously worded act of parliament, is referred te
ae affording an illustration of the extremely unsatis-
factory state of the law upon these matters.
Telegraphic advices from St. Petersburg, dated the
13th inst., report a rise in the price of tallow to
1361. 10s. for August delivery.

NINES.-7 HIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

In the home milling stock market, the Chief
feature is a steady demand for Alfred Consols shares,
which retain an upward tendency. In ether respects
there is no remarkable change.
Foreign mining shares are dull. Imperial Brazilian
have been dealt in today at 2i; and United Mexi-
can at 31.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange
Mining Exchange official list :
Alfred Consols. 141. 16, 1, 16; C.,ok's Kitchen. 36e.;
Devoe Biller, 17. 6d. ; Duke of Cornwell, 20; Drake-
wells, 27.. 6d.; Best Pool, 260; Greet Alfred, 3, 21, 3;
Mill Pool, 31 ; Sortridge Consols, 21; Tincroft, 41; Wind
In the Stock Exchange :
Treweths, 31, ; Tiaeroft, 11. 1; Doves Beller. 20s. ;
South Devon Consols, 13i. 9d.; Fort Bowen, 31. 3d., 3s. 9d.
London, England, 1856-06-17

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Jorra 15.
Tc day, on the occasion of the distribution of
medals to the troops returned from the Crimes, the
King addressed to the soldiers a speech, of which the
following is a passage :—" Yon have worthily re-
sponded to my expectations, as well as to the hopes
of the country; and you have justified the confi-
dence of the Allied Powers, who offer to you to day
• solemn acknowledgment of their high opinion.
I now receive back your victorious standards, cer-
tain that if the interest and the honour of the wen-
try oblige me to restore them to you, you will ever
and everywhere cover them with fresh glory."
These words were hailed with enthusiastic cleats.
The ceremony resp3nded on the whole to the general
expectation.

AUSTRIAN ITALY.

The Espero of Turin states from Lombardy that
the Austrians are actively preparing for war in
Italy, and that at Mantua, Milan, Verona, and
Pavia, the fortifications ere being pushed on with
great activity.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Julia 15.

• -
The government accepts the mediation of France
in the difference with Mexico. It is on this day that
is to be discussed the proposition brought forward by
the democratioal deputies against Marshal O'Donnell.

Letters from St. Petersburg state that the Ruseian
Government intends to make Odessa a free port, and
to permit every description of merchatdise to be im-
ported there free of duty. The line of custom-house
is to be removed twenty-five werstes into the interior.
Should this measure be accomplished, it will offer
great advantages to European commerce.
London, England, 1856-06-17

THE RUSSIAN NAVAL ADMINISTRATION.

(IT ILLECTRIC

HAMBURG, MONDAY EVININO.

A decree published at St. Petersburg, announces
that in order to secure the proper development of the
Russian navy, consistently with a pacific administra-
tion, the building and arming of the fleet, and of the
°oast defences, are henceforth placed under the im-
mediate command of the Governor-General of East

Bit aria.
London, England, 1856-06-17

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 17, 1856.

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.
Thomas Bashlay Miasma', a wolf-dreasod porno, was
brought before Mr. Beide., for re-ezunlaatige, on a charge
of *mating a distarbeaos, sect isterruptiag the polies In the
orreation of thar duty, at St. George's workbags*, Mount-
street, Grosvenor's:piers, on Saturday light lest.

. . e
Polio-constable 114 C deposed that shortly before 12
o'clock on Eisturday night last, while he and soother mu-
stable were on duty at the front ptes of the work-
bowie, w►ere there was • crowd of male and female
pompon waiting, the prisoner crossed the roadway
mad exclaimed, " Constables, you are not doing your
duty; why don't you admit the poor wretobee 1" The
prisoner was very abusive aid ceased a greet noise by
striking the panels of the door with a large stick. He was
requested to go away; but be became very much excited,
sad sold, " I have resided to Mount-stout fifteen year.;
and I will report you to you superion." The prisoner
mostinued to cause a disturbance, which was likely to prove
serious, when the taek•muter of the workhouse same
est, mad gave the prisoner iato custody. There wee a large
crowd outside the building, closed by the riotous viaduct
of the paspen that evening, bat the behaviour of the psi
loner increased the annoyaess. On the way to t►e station
the primer made great reebtalsee. He was mot sober.
The prisoner denied this easertioo, and said he was aft
excited.

Impostor Lester, who took the chow, upon bolsi
sworn, stated, is answer to Mr. Hoodoo, that the prisoner
wu drunk whoa the chug* was booked at the station.
Mr. Hoodoo—The radios mast not ho Interreptod la the
esewition of their day. It wu highly improper for you
to hillock with such ?Woes, at nidalght at a weekkoese
door after you were nonrated to go away by the polies.
Frio, ner—l ass very 'aerobic
Mr. Bogdan—Theo sever meddle with the camp duffs*
of the polies, for they can mango their Whirs without
your Interfsriroo. You must pay a Ise of foray shallop,
or go to prison for seven days.
The doe wu paid, and the primer was dieedarged tram
custody.
London, England, 1856-04-25

DESPATCH FROM GENERAL LUDERS.

The Jot rnal d* Se. Petersbourg, of April 17, pub-
lishes a despatch from General Ludes, dated April
14 giving an account of his interview, the previous
day, with the Commanders-in-Chief of the" foreign "
armies. After the review of the Russian troops, the
Russian General invited Marshal Pelissier, Generals '
Codrington and Marmon, and several superior and
subaltern Wipers, to a dinner in a tent on the Mac-
kenzie heights. The General continues:
Attar a tout propowd by as is the health of the Imps
roe of the Preach, Quin Viands, end the King of Seidl-
DIA, Marshal Nihau proposed a meet to the Itealth‘of his
Maisel the Bawer and tile 111/1111/118 of his Imperial Ma-
jest,. Ia • loag spouts he szpreseed his veaeratioa for Ms
Majesty. and his Imely sympathies fee ear troops. He
begged me especially to snare H. M. the &sparer that all
which he had spoken ammo from the bonsai of his heart.
Throughout the day there were a greet amber of the
sonars and officers of the Allies is oar map. Altogether
this fete has bees very walla es both sides.
London, England, 1856-04-25

THE NAVAL REVIEW.

Mr. STAFFORD—In Os* to more that this house do
now sdj aura, I wish to express my strong disapprobation of
the government *reappoints yesterday. (Heir, bear )
Revisit witnessed the Renames of the government at
Halahleys, I defies to testify t 3 the oneness of the system.
It was not louibte for her Maisity's goveroment, at so
short a netioe, to cover the Soothouipton docks with mad,
sot are they la say degree restonaibla for tie Innshise,
but I do say that they did their best to make that particular
tonality rentable Balsklave, and whether we nimbler
for whose comfort sad ennveniecee the goverament had
undertake* to provide, the proximity of the plata*, or the
means of eremite et their disposal, I saasst bst think that
the enstry, at well as members of the home, without die-
tamale* of party, will be @greed as to the Matt Of demerit
that is due. You, I anderstaad, tdr, won M.e.rly
two hours is dock—(" rout ")—fog M.syallies% Wag
London, England, 1856-04-25

PRIVATE BUSINESS._

The Camtrl ifel;;rsqyandlO;raßill, and the sat
Soveriet Railway Bill, were several read a t►ird time and
putrid.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

Mr. J. G. PRI LLI MORE wire notice that on Tnesday,
the 20th cf May, he should bring forward ab B ti take
away from all archbithopr, bishop., and eachwiestical digni-
taries the power of appointing jattg•e and chancellors, and
vesting pu•b towers in the lord Chao lior.
• 0 MAY gays notice that on Turley, the 20 hof
May, he should cell attrotioo to the Tappet of the commis-
siecen on torture in India, end should more resolutions on
the stiojtet
• MURROUOR gave notice that on the Bth May be
' should move for a select committee to inquire into the spo-
'tattoo of the Rajah of Heliports.
Mr. HEYWOOD pave notice that on Tuesday, the 20th
of &lay, ha would move an humbly address to the Crown.
praying that Isar Majesty will be p'eastrd to give direetinns
for the appointment of a royal a mantiettion to inquire Into the
state of the authorised version of the Bible, and for rev lion
of that ancient translation.
London, England, 1856-04-25

of tha London and Paris Bank ban &aimed to 4 to
3 die. Western Bank of London were quoted 31 to
21 die. The stock of the London and County Bank
was more offered, and is marked 331 to 34. land
shuns ware stsady. Netherlands Land Enclosure share*
continua to meet with some transactions. Than is
still a steady demand for Canadian government
Debentures. London Dock stock won dealt is 11991
to 1; Southampton Dock at 40; and Peninsular and
Oriental Steam at 67.
London, England, 1856-04-25

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

TER PROTOCOLS.

'Phi Paris torrespieldent elf Le Nord observes :
"Bash the foreigslegatiods has sent to its govern-
ment a espy of twenty-three protosis of the twenty-
three sittings of the Congress. Time twenty-three pro-
tocols form about 1,000 pages in quarto! Toone then
that the publication will be of great length, and will
occupy the illonikur for some time. The nature of
these protocols will be found move interesting than
the public expect, and will reveal incidents little
dreamed of; they will have an influence upon Euro-
pean polities of a very important character."
We shall not have to wait very long for these docu-
ments, for the ratifications of both the Emperor of
Russia and the Sultan have, we believe, arrived in
Paris. To-morrow or Sunday the ilowiteur may bs
expected to publish the treaty, with which the Daily
New has already made English readers familiar, and
then the publicatioa of the protocols will commence.
London, England, 1856-04-25

WII3OIIT J. isciarr.—VALIDITT OP W. !LIAM'S BILL

Or BALI.

Mr. H Hill and Mr. Fetered:4 !appeared for the plain-
tiff, and Mr. H twin Janet for toe detendant.
This action was brought to try the validity of a bill of
male of some toasts given by Willi►m Pa!trier, of Rug,ley.
The cause bad been let down for trial by monist jury ; but,
at the sitti• gof the court, Mr Hi 1 etaVd it had bean agreed
, to take a verdict for the pleratiff, subject to a reference.
A verdict for the plaintiff w.a acourdingly entered.
London, England, 1856-04-25

MINES:-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocm.
Easiness in the mining stocks to day is very quiet,
although there are inquiries for a few of the dividend
mines.
In the Stock Exchange, the only feature is some
demand for Copispo shares, which are firmer, being
marked 17.
The gold mining shares remain neglected.
Annexed is a list of yesterday's transaction in the
Mining Exchange and Sock Exchange :
Mining Exchange official list :
Carvath United, 41; Cubert United, 61. 3d.. 61.6 d. t
But Rose, 40, 4, 39, 40,41, 393.40. Gonamena, 26; Gram-
' bier and St. Aulye, 100, 1021 ; Gust Alfred, 2, 1 ; Liar-
dude°, 11 ; Snub Frances, 3421, 300 ; Ruth Totem,
120 ; Turnouts, 21. 195., 31. ; Whoa! Edgard, 41; Wheal
Ludeott, 361 ; Wheal Mazy Ann, 27}; Whim Pollard,
12s. 13d..; Wheal Wray), 10, 3 ; Wheal Zee, 17s. 64 ,1&.0d.

tzaange:
326,327 i
• Roe•wr•

In the Stock _ -
South Framer, 330, 325.'322i ; South Bum It. 365 ; North
Baud, 3711 (with div.); Rosewrrae, 90 ; Bag Wass" Bose,
42 ; Tamar Coaeols, 2i, 1. f ; Par Cons*, 19*, ; Tniadt.
4i ; Booth Caddra, 184. 94.; Lady Berths, 16a. 64. ; San
Fernando, 44. 6d. ; Fort !Imes, 54. 6d., fia.
London, England, 1856-04-25

THE PENINSULAR MAIL.

(MOM OUII OWN COHILESPONDENT.)

SOUTHAMPTON, TitUREIDAY
The Tagus has just arrived with the Peninsular
mail. She left Lisbon on the 19-h. Amongst her
passengers is the Archdeacon of Gibraltar.
The Portuguese C are occupied with the finan-
cial debate. The Minister of Finance has spoken,
and has entered into long explanations on the de-
bating points of his policy, particularly relating to
the railway question.
The Arabian and Inez do Castro have arrived at
Lisbon.

—At Gibraltar were her Majesty's ship Ariel and
the transports Madagascar and Berwick.
Exchanges at Lisbon, 30 days, 54; 00 days, 341.

SPAIN.

MADRID, APRIL 24.
The Duke of Victory leaves this evening for Valla-
dolid, where he is going to inaugurate the projected
railway from Valladolid to Burgos. The Duke will
afterwards go to Logrono, and from thence to Sara-
gossa, for the inauguration of the railway of that
town.
London, England, 1856-04-25

APRIL 25,:.1866.

Lab) *

COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Aria. 24.
,17711111111 I=lloo.-11/33011.0.3 CA/173=Z AND =MC= Wlolllll=l.
SALL AND 001117011.
THIII QI7IIX V, ?ALMA.

The Attorney-062nel said Mr. Way, who appeared for
the prisoner, had claseated to the rale, which was obtalaml
la few days ago to remove this trial to the Central Crimi■al
I Court, befog made absolute, sod it only now remaiaed for
the'r lordships to say when it should take plate.
Lord Campbell said it w mid be his duty, in coojacction
with his horned brothers, Mr. Baron Alderson and Mr.
Justice Crewmen, to preside at the next sessions of the
Cemeral Criminal Court, and anticipatimg that this rule
wedd be made absolute, they had Axed the trial for Wed-
aseiry, the 14• h of May.
Attoreey-General observed that, thinking that the
prberat uutht to have VII ry opportunity of clef ending him-
self, ho had consented to his having a copy of the depot&
Stone made before the coroner and the magieteatss, as wall
as to his being informed of the nature of the evidence which
would be adducet for the prosecution.
Lord Campbell expressed his soft...action at the statement.
Mr. Gray thanked the Attorney-(lent ral for the Ma.
tome manner in vihich he hail acted.

Lord Campbell said be hoped that ao comments would be
made upon the cue ant I after the trial.
Rule absolute.

BAIL COURT.—Aran. 24.
London, England, 1856-04-25

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 26, 1856.

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cloor..
Tim railway share sarkat continua fiat. and
generally lower. Midland, Berri* and
rorklia.arnd North Midland stooks show
heaviness. Grist Western stook which fell sZta;
2 per sent. yesterday afternoon, was today mid as
low as 611, bat has since partially mowed. mid is
last marked 62j.
Sambre and Motes shams hats again declined.
Other foreign lines ars quiet.
ORDINARY MARRS AND MOIL
London, England, 1856-06-28

MARLILILOE LAW (SCOTLAND) AMENDMENT
MILL
_ _ .

Sir J. GRAHAM moved the second reedieg ci this bill.
The bill bad come down from the lime of Lords, hayloft
been introduced there by his noble friend Lord Brougham,
who living on the border when these marnagee took place
was equally aware, with himself, of the evils which they
produced. One thousand of these marriages took place
last year on the Glretaa side of the border, and at least
u many more tcok place on the opposite side. He
could depose, as e. witness, to the evil effects
produced on the morals of the community by these irregular
marriages. They were productive of seduction, bigamy,
and bastardy to a great extent arnonget the labour.);
classes. If it turned out teat the woman bad money the
'unsaid that the marriage wee valid ; if she had not, when
its passion was walled he treated it as invalid. The eon-
sequesce was that there were instances where the mar-
riage ceremony Lal been repeated four timeserver, and the
cameo( proarieution for lqamy were tomparrively rare. The
bill did nct proceed by way of penally, but it declared that
them marriages should be invalid if both the parties were
not domic.led in fkoiland a fortnight before the celebration
of the marriage. The honaneeneer for Greenock (Mr. Den-
lop) bulgier. notice of a clean which condoed the domi-
ciling toots of tee parties ; but that was a quesion for the
considera•toe of a ecmtoit,te. Ile had continuo -rated with
the Secretary of Suite and with the Lord AdY:-
cats lufore he vederrook the charge of the bill,
and he undentoaa that it would not be opposed
by then. It might *leo be a Tuition whether the previ-
sions with regard to certillia.te were desirable, but that
would also be a gentian for the committee.
The LORD ADVOCATE said he would not oppose the
woad reading of the bill, but there were portions of It
with respect to which he entertained Boma misgiving.
After a few words from Mr. DUNLOP the bill was read a
mond time.
London, England, 1856-06-28

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
NT ELECTRIC TELEGRAM)
SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAT
The United States Meil steamer Washington
Captain Cavendey, ew route from Nrw Volk to Bre-
men. has arrived off Cowes with the Ciermso, Prenob,
and English mils.
London, England, 1856-06-28

TURKISH DECORATIONS.

Yr KNIO Hi LEY oohed the First Lord of the Tr*teary
why the B °Meets Del toning to the Turkish Comfit.-
ear, on wh the Bolts@ hada:referred the Order of the
w.r rot prettied to wear that deeoratioa.
lir. LABOUC H ERE believed that the Balm° had ex-
eseed a wt b to decorate not only certain diens of the
C.atinerat, but all other officers who had fervid with the
British army in tai Crises fir their services daring the
war. The que ti a. to the second aloes of rakers was
nadir eon.ideration, end would be speedily determined.
Be belitvel that they would be eaten theism. footing.
London, England, 1856-06-28

THE POLICE COURTS.
THIS DAY.

MANSION-HOLM.
WITI DIATING.—PIOPLIGACT AND CIDEN.
JINN a Marshall, a chip tuniker, was brought before the
Lord Mayor, far a ',Went mouth upon ►is wife.
Police constable 667, of the City fortis, stated that last
sussing, while on duty Is tbs Minorite, he saw the pri-
soner and his wife fighting. The proseentriz what they
were oparsted said, " Take his away, for he will warder
ate—be has a !milestone' Ma" Witness took the prisoner
to the station-house, and when be was searched found a
loge table-liniie nadir ►is kne smoek•frock. The primmer
laid, "I use it in my basins.. at the East India Doak." He
and his wife had both bre* drinkieg.

The wife, whose apparent* bespoke her habits of intem-
perance, stated that the primmer wanted money from her,
which she refused, whets he followed her end struck her
twists to the ground, sad while down he kicked her vio-
lently. Shs was certain that if he wit not natralaid, au-
dit would be committed; he had threatened to do for her.

Thee prisoner sobered Iwo a loaf; oempisiat of the oho-
neer of his wife, who, ho said, lad bags is prima word
times for robbing sullen. She hod just cons out of tits
Roam of Detentios for hocaseing sad stsallog mow sad
jewellery from a foreign mutter.
The pronosizia said eh* had been &inn to profligacy
and miens by the primer, who mislaid hew to PIM on that
life to support him in dissipation sad Winos. Ha dadod
this usertiou. _ _

The Lord Mayor ordered bin to Bad bell la 204 to keep
the peace kr throe mouths.

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two o•Cusos.

The railway share market to day is extraordinarily,
and even feverishly buoyant. Priem have attained
a general rime throughcut the market. The advanes
in some of the heavier stocks, iecluding Midland,
Ltnouhire sad Yorkshire, Ludas and Smith-
Western, and Loudon and North-Western is as meek
se 2 per cent. and upwards.

French shares aid LombudoNenetian have also
advanced considerably.

ORDINARY =AXIS AND ROOK&

Balm tools,
ft I p.r.
London, England, 1856-06-28

NEW BILLS.

On the motion of Lord ft. bill to ve to colleges
in the University of Word powers to stll or sooting, flair
lands under certain condition,.
On the motion of the ATTORNIT-OINERAL for WI
LAND, bill to amend the lsw and practice or the Court of
Chancery in 'reload, in rela,ion to the api ointment of re•
eeivers over tool estate, mad to eziedite these!, of 'statists
mid court.

On the motion of the Al7O/1417 OZNERAL for IDA-
LAND, bill to extend the period for applyaog for a sale under
the acts for f ictlitatiog the sale sad wrestler of insambarird
Is'ates is lrel.nd, and to amend th• Via set.
On th• motion of tle ATTORNEY GINERAL for IRI-
LAND, bill to constitute • court of appeal in Onanwery, and
to emend the law relating to appeals from the Incumbered
&taws Court in Tutted.
Tbe bouts adjourned at a quarter to 2 o'er ck.
London, England, 1856-06-28

RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.

Ur. OT WAY mid he wished to put • titration to the
Vict-Pre•idsat of the Beard of Trade as In the mieideam
which hod recurred oe a outdo has of railway. He did
sot hesitate t. my th.t almost every assident which
otworred oo the 8 utp-Boars railway. between Boptomber
nod December of last year, might bare tun precasted wit►
ordiamy pne.a•loes. The 1 mint, which woo pre-
tested to tars Board of Trade, by the gentles•. who vo-
luted in them meideate, mated that those seeldeets wore
to be attrihwed to negligeoce sod to busy la Use
sensate of reulat inns. On by which foe, lives were loft,
wee stored by • tr■io •o4•g ie cAluiora with soother,
which was roceeding is an opposite direetien. He was
himself, Isar year, in ors of the tidal truism of the Booth-
Emtera Railway. It Mated • few minutes before the •p-
-pprated time, and thvy Ti. f•to • wsl waggos which was
being altuttfd upon another line. Otte of the poseengers eat
seriously Isjrued No setimr,ls,wever,wse takes of .km Gen r-
rex ce is tie annual rap it of Widgets- 8 Nominee saddest,
omarred throub west of pooetnality, bat than was ea
arroureramt no that Hu by which punctuality would poet-
tivoly mom an accident. It appeared th.t the Louisa sad
Brighton 11,41 way Company started a train at 8 o'clock.
It was • snow pour, mos, and stooped at two stations
betme to Re.g•w. I• was du at Reigate at • quarts,
to 9. The Booth-Buten Company started another traits
from the 15... termini • quarter of as hour after the
Brink co trail' started. It was an norm Maio, sod was
timed to armee at Reigate a elute before Om Brightoo
train arriv,d there. Be esoteeded that such to amulets-
nut was very improper, sad ke emigrated that the Bond
of Trade should interim is the matter. A susible maw
sad • great wit had said that thoy south sever ham safety
in railway ir.vaili•,e till • prolate wee killed os • railway.
If sou patrintio prams wished to Writes himself to hie
country, ►e woos airiest him to travel by ass et these two
train•, and ha would le oh probability socurd to his object.
Mr LOWE mid du Bond el Trod* ►ad power to thepeet
a railway be Woe it was opraird, and it could set be erased
till the bond had certified that it was is •It Este. After
it was quad the bond had no power. It was • quatics
whether goveronteat should have parer to lateen* with
the ceedset of railways, and it appeared to ►int that the go-
voninsent should not Statism as the .misty et the pablic
upended on the re spot sibility of these who brills. samara-
meat At it. ISMS WIN M was baud to sate his oplaioo
mad that of hie dep•rtseat, that the ease =widowed by hit
ben. friend was me that those wimplaire ought to look
Lao. Oas train was started sleight c'a'sk gad soother at
• cuter poor, which was due at Iteigate a nisei* before
the snip wait, first started got there, sod which tt mold
sot pass without cull uoa. If soy snidest should happen
after this matter bad brew mesticsed the rospoosibbity cf
time two comp 4bial would be miry heavy Wood.
London, England, 1856-06-28

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

lae Ost Deutsche PM of Vienna of the 23rd
--The question of the Principalities appears
Live entered on • fresh phis., for it is announced
!Nni different quarters that the Anglo-French ideas
r,t'.se to the union of Moldavia and Wallachia have
...I,rgone a sudden change. It appears that the
I'..rte, which, as well as Austria, is opposed to the
lautwo, has transmitted both to Paris and London
r. =l.mi:wand= which has not been without effect."
London, England, 1856-06-28

it wou/d not ►e in the Immo, wormiest tali any day
to be let span for the host pathogen's bill. Heeesld oaly
assure his that is the earliest doyen which a■ apporthuity
Would pretest iteell—(iaughter)—they would be reedy to
give Ilene to the webers. At the eine tine, be mast be
;omitted to o►serve that the boo. member was leader a
siseaseeptlen la .eying that the bill had bass adopted
by the ni,vernweet. All that bed Wes plea
was that his right honourable friend the Sem-
tary foe the klimie Department had glees notice
that at the heat stage of the bill he would move to Woo-
den e.rtain elegies. That stage bed not yet arrived—
lasghter)—en4 a. '90.11.11it, bad been give. for the in-
trodneti.o f classes. Until they were engrafted la
the hi!! with lb. e inmost of the howee,it would be impossible
with the wort liberst oonstraetioa they *mild adopt, to say
that the 'argument had adopted the hill of his boa.
friend. Tact was t e *epithet oa which the goveresent
lad .e Rive. He cos'd only say thst thy would be I erfectiy
willti g to give the earliest day for the consideration of the
bill.

Sir W. CLAY said a bill which was not a sovernment
NV, sands' ball tv the formstion of parishes, bad been
Seed for Tse•t.y o.ot. He emild only my after the espls.
•slice of Us Ileot too. statism's, he Amid absodoo the
belts
TER ORDER OP VALOUR.
Cspta;a SCOSSILL mked whether tte amusements for
tho ib.,.00 of en* I/weer a Order at Velour wore etas•
ple.el, r Nearly se, end lel:tether ,t would be brought Isla
r Ojos at as earl period ? Notbias. he said, was es
bad Is a nl'j•et of tnis hied se delay. The Deltic medab
sad Os Uneven modals bad boos distributed much too
profusely. All who were is the B.lds or tbe Crimea, I
whether they wore wer by or asworthy, bad restined theta.
With vg•r 1 .o the order ia amebae, the robs sore wool•
kat, and hr trusted they would he adhered ts.

Sir C. WOOD •eid k b•liered the stream:omb were
ell but eneepleod; tad e• 60311 es they •ere, the order
would be twee& into operedowl_
London, England, 1856-06-21

PRUSSIA.

The Bourse Gazette of Berlin of the 17th says:—
'A visit of the Queen of England to the Court of
Berlin, and one of the Prince and Priem. of Prussia
to London, have long ben the subject of conversa-
tion, and it is now mid that these reciprocal visits
will certainly take place. The Print* and Princess
of Prussia will probably leave for London at the end
of July, and remain there for a weak; and it is
thought that Queen Victoria will come to Berlin in
September."

The Prussian government has proposed to the
Argentine Republic a treaty of commerce and nevi.
gation. The extension of German commerce in La
Plata renders such a treaty desirable.
London, England, 1856-06-21

7110010011 U/LQLT IT L TOITTII ON KIS NOTION.

Josef Collier, q. 111, a loath of as very propose/win
ar parsec*, Will charged before Yr. Long with the
following violent assault epos his wither, May Leas
at 10, Willian-ttrest, Lissom-grove, whirs shs

The rreepleiseet stated that she wee about fifty years of
ago. Three yews ego eh. was deserted by her hietband, w►o
left her with nine young children to support, the
eldrst of whom is the prisoser. !retards, attention, while
she we, at tea in the bitches (whisk apartment ohs 4a-s-
-pits) with six of her children, she soddenly heard some
one gimping the tailless with their feat. TIN landlord
speed the street door, spas which the prisoner dashed labs
the presage and tea down stairs, and beset 'Pea the Paul
of the kitchen doer. He got into the room, and with ono
blew knocked her off the chair a which she was sitting at
the table. While on roe fher he kicked her about the body
in the meet violent atanner. She screened for animate,
w►an her Waked catered.

Is wirer to Mr. Lag, the complaisant said that ha sas
►ad beat I. SOW fad situations. She added that be Mao
bit her arms. (Cosaplaiasat's lip was math swells., and
she appeared wash dtstrensd).
Mr. Phillips, the landlord, said that soon after the ri-
nser watered he beards distetbeare is the kitchen. He was
rawly alarmed by baring eardemations of " Mader !"
from the womplainat (Tye witness he., looked at the
riower, sad observed, "I oily wish I was the aegis.
tnt..") The repairs of the panel will .at de.

. ___ ..__........ ...._.
Polienasa Coast, D 94, eh) took the prisoner late ea►
tody, said that the cessplainsat's lip was bleeding at the
time he was sailed la.

Mr. Lose (to the prismor)—What lam yea to my
Prima (degoodly)—Nothlag.
The prisnaor was seat to the Homo rf COVVICItiOII for four
moathr. sad deed 4s. to, ths &amp to dm pass!, or la
default. Dm swath's laprisommat la addltioa.

THAMES.
CIIAZOI OP MOTIST AND AUAVLT.

Mlward bade., law steward of Ow sh—ilLo rd Gawp
Beatiack, of Limped, warn brought before Mr. &ifs,
ebarpd wit► outlay sad a violent sesaslt as Captain
/tether Talbot, the master of the vessel, as tie high was.
The primer, a unease looking man, had shipped is Rag-
land as a stawwd ; es board W. frequestly disobeyed
orders, sad wed ski most 4isgastiag langinp and threats
towards the captain and alms. Oa the 19tb of Dwasaber,
cif Caps flora, befog rep wended by Wu a pais, be b..
hawed so ill that Captain Talbot thrsaused to put hi. la
coalawnest, es which he tcok • dirk lialfe from
wider hie pillow, sod nourished it below tbe esptais's few.
Be was forgiven that time, but on the 26th of March
he broke out again sad shied Mr. Brows, the obis(
Sate, for sawing into the cabin with dirty boots,
sad struck the captain la the face with his flits, but was
overptwered while attewptiog to pet his disk knit., and
was pat is iroas. It was afterward. discovered that he had
hoes plundsriag the ship's scoria.
Mr. Sella rentaaded the priwiner uabl Twesday ant.
London, England, 1856-06-21

THE RETURN OF THE GUARDS.

life. H. BARING asked the tinier Seer tory for Wet
whether there would be any orj,ction to direct that the
entry of the brigade of Our& law London, on their return
from the Crimea, should be deed at sueh an hoer of the day
th►t the public may have as opportunity of testifying the
84220 they entertain of the services of those troops?
Lord PALMERSTON—Yes, air, the entr'acte of the
Guide who will rein= from the Crimea will be so arranged
as is the time of the day, and the line of march by which
they will enter, r that the whole of the metrapoiitua la-
habitants, who may choose to do so, will have an opportunity
of greeting them on their ordeal. Afterwards they will
proved to Hyde-park, be imp cled, aid appear in Ilse. I
am sun it will be interesting to those who beard the drams
mundieg at daybreak for their departure, to see them all
esters. (Cheers )

THE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN PANTON-
London, England, 1856-06-21

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

AUSTRALIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE MARCO POLO.
(Of NAONITIO TILIORAPR.)
(PROIII OUR OWN 001118PONDINT.)
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.
This morning the Royal Mail packet Msreo Polo,
Captain Clarke, belonging to the Black Ball Line of
British and Australian Packets, arrived off this
port.
She left Melbourne on the 28th March with 160
passengers, 88,000 ounces of gold, and 40,000 sove-
reigns.
London, England, 1856-06-21

2HB POLICE COURTS.

WORSHIP-STREET.

Edward Towers, William Fleckhart, end Hen'y Elmwood, who
stood charged with hieing burglariourly entered tend p entered the
dwelling-houee of Mrs. Isabella Humphreys, so aged widow laity, at
Stamford.hill, and John Pawn, one of the war* re of the rtirting
Castle convict hulk at rortamou h, who wee alleged to lien received
a portion of the stolen property, were placed at the bar for further
ewernination.
In cannon:tee of an intimation that the health e the preereutria
hid been dangerously impaired from tne violence to which she had
been sulijected by the burglary, sir. D'Eyncourt proceeded to her
rendeoce in order ti rev to her depooti. to, as follow. :—I remember
the night of the burglary, when I he •rd • loud noise dews stairs, and
awoke my servant. who onion the come room with me. I Minot!, eat
up to the bed, and my envant ha. Lily draeed hero if and ran uown
*CH a I heard a scream taireirdieltly afterwards, end then heard the
footsteps of mare then one person !tinning nietairs. Two or three
men then so bed into my bedroom, one of whom held my right band
down by tat 'ide, and the other held my left. The men nod to mom,
Where is your money r I ecreamed for ambience, when cat of
them pieced his hand over my eyes at the nom time greeting me by
the throat en that I could mutely breathe. When they found
that, they took their bands from tot tkost and mouth, and mid tome,
w Wei have bitted your prevent, and now we'll lull ion.° The man on
1.7 ion side then pet • Wee round my right wrist end tied ray
hands tedether, and he do n paned the rope to my legs end bousd
them a:O3. He then tied • handkerchief which they had paned
toned my mouth to the bon of my heed, sod placed two pillows
over my bead, which deprived me of breath, and 1 was ea bet
deed. They then proceed. dto brine oyes every drawer and locked
plea In the room, and one of them forged from my neck a silver
watch, whisk is now produced by the piles. There was • quantity
of onwietgos sod other money ha the drawers, together with plate,
counting of a silver to tont, unseal leeks, epees, two goad watched,
• clawed ring. and other jewellery, the win, of which I after-
wards found had been cartiot off. The tinware to the front parlour
had also been broken open, and three er Sour H. none and • quantity
of gold which I hen received slew days before from one of my tenants
tied been ante sled from them. The presecutris added that, on
looking more elmely at the private Eleekhart, eke felt ratiefed that
be was the tome man who had celltd opus her in Venuaty with the
mum teat niceties to plunder the brimstone!! that occeakm.

T0;l7i11170.1K6071V tk. orOKcutm k.eia.iier;rea7l;;;;to the pri-
eon. re, who d to ask bur any owetiune, the whole of mein were
remanded for Anal examination on 1 nestle) next.