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The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-27

ROMAN STATES.

The death of Monsignor Farina, late Bishop of
Padua, gives occasion to a correspondent of the Turin
lithographed circular, who writes from Padua, to
commend the liberality of that venerable prelate, who
was also known, upon more than one occasion, to
speak his mind pretty plainly about the Austrian
domination over the country. When General d'Aspre
entered Padua with his troop•, be called on the aged
bishop, who said to him—" General, you may rule
here by force, but the people will never love you."

CLNADA.

ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.
MAGlorrlc istsoa►ra.)
(raor Ora OWN CuaRIOFOODZII7.)
LIVERPOOL, WIDITIOOLT.

This morning the Montreal Ocean Steam-ship
Company.. steam-ship Indian, Captain Ion" ar.
nred in the Mersey with the mails from Qeet:e
and Montreal.

She left tatiebee on the IGth inst., and hu brought
14" pamengers.
The steamer Charter arrived at Quebec on the 16th
from London.

No important sews. We have dates from New
York to the 15th, two days later than those brought
by the Arabia.

The distribution of the French war medals to the
39;11 Regiment took place at Quebec on the 14th.
A large number of spectators eseembled, and took
great interest in the ceremony.

The inhabitants of Hamilton, Upper Canada,
were about to hold a public meeting to coasidee
the propriety of a dissolution of Parliament. The
rumour of a coming eriids among the Ministry was
rife.

The Canadian parliament has been farther prc•
fogad to the 17th SLptetaber.
The Dosser Chester, the pioneer vowel of a new
line, sailed front Montreal for London.

Money was easy at six per cent. Stooks we
steady.

Erchugs c London, 1091 to I.
The cotton market was firm.
The breadstuff market was reported steady.
Provisions were I:weltered.
Freights were also without change.
London, England, 1856-08-27

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna, in the Augsburg Gazette,
says:—"lt is reported that the late journey of M.
de Bach, Minister of the Interior, to Dalmatia, is
connected with a project entertained of uniting the
government of that province with that of the sea-
coast, and of placing at the head of this government
the Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian. The project is
suggested by the development given to the Austrian
uavy."
London, England, 1856-08-27

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, Avon'', 26.
The packet from Constantinople has arrived, with
letters to the 20th inst.

M. de Bontanieff, the Russian Ambassador, arrived
at Constantinople on the 19th. He landed at Boa.
yoult Dere.

' - Mohammed liepreeli Pachs was to leave on the
21st for Moscow.

The Russians have not evacuated Bouconra, nor
Bayazid, and the environs of that town.

The Russians completely evacuated Kan on the
4th of August. The fortifications of that place have
been left intact, except two forte which have been
destroyed.

The Russians have blown op TooEche, on the
Danube. The captaio of the English ship Medina,
coming from the Danube, speaks of a rumour that
the town of Toultcha had shared the fate of the
fortress.

France has paid 120,000 fr. towards the restora-
tion of the Russian embassy at Constantinople,
which the French tiled as an hospital during the
war.

TURKEY.

It is stated in a Constantinople letter, in the Mont:
tour de l'Armee, that the fortifications of Lees see
to be re-established, and that it is to be made a for-
tified place of the first order. Works are also to be
undertaken to complete the fortifications of Erzeroutn
and Van. These three places belong to Turkish
Armenia, and form the line of defence of the Asiatic
frontiers of the empire on the side of Persia and of
the Russian possessions.

Lettere from Constantinople of the 15th announce
that the peace establishment of the regular Ottoman
army has been definitively fixed at 105,500 men—.
72,355 infantry, 18.000 cavalry, and 15,145 artillery.
This total dces not include the militia and the irrega•
lar troops, the numbers of which are to be shortly
settled. The Ottoman army is now composed of
good elements, the late war having been an excellent
school for it.

The principal Greek houses at Constantinople have
associated themselves together to form a Turkish
Nat West Bsok, and the subscription has already
reached 239 million piastres, or about sixty million
franca.

RUSSIA.

BERLIN, Ara. 2&

Recent intelligence from St. Petersburg de.
Wise the truth of the project attributed to the
Russian government of establishing a third military
port for its fleets in the Baltic at Hllbinsel Kukkin
the gulf of Finland, not far from the coast of
Sweden.
London, England, 1856-08-27

BOARD OF TRAM

DAY.)

This morning the monthly returns of the Board of
Trade for the month ended 31st July, 1856, were
issued. We rabjoin the total declared value of the
exports of British and Irish produce and manufac-
tures during the month 'winding only the "enume•
rated articles:"
Per the 'math.
__
___
.._

1838
1855
1864
Including the anenanterated articles, the nionth's
returns are rained to 9,988,2281. against 8,160,3831.
in 1866, and 9,439,8431. in 1864. For the seven
months sided the 30th JOl7, 1858, the rehires for
all articles were 83.938,8421„ as compared with
61,262,7061. in 1865, and 58,812,8451. in 1854.
London, England, 1856-08-27

PRUSSIA.

The Deu(sch'and of Berlin, of the 22nd, says:—
" Two letters arrived yesterday for the King: the
first from the Duke of Cambridge, expressing the
concern of the Clu:en at the wound of Prince Adel-
bert, and planing at the disposal of the King means
of transport and active assistance in the event of his
Majesty desiring to avenge the insult offered to his
flag. The second letter was from M. de Hadsfeld,
Prusian ambaseador at Paris, stating that the
Emperor Napoleon had expressed through General
Fleury the regret caused to him by the same cit•
cnmstance." _ _

The grand mat convre• of the Prussian troops, so
long announced, commenced on the 19th, at Saint
Goor, on the Rhine. They consisted on that day of
the construction of a badge of boats 425 feet long
over the Rhine; it was completed in three boars.
To test, its solidity, bodies of troops and
heavy baggage waggons were marched over
it, and 600 men were made to stand in the middle
of it and to mark time by stepping; it remained
perfectly firm in each experiment. It wes afterwards
taken to pieces with great rapidity. The Prince of
Prussia, the Duke of Nassau, General Hirschfeld,
sommanding the Bth Prussian cork d'armee; and
General Gail and Fischer, commanding at MOM
and Cobleatx, were present; as were also a great
number of foreign officers. On the 21st the Prisaian
°Gems at Cobleots gave a grand banquet to the
Isseign officers.
The heir presumptive of the Grand Dolly of
Tuscany left Berlin on the 22nd for Stettin, whom,
he will proceed to Copenhagen.
London, England, 1856-08-18

M12V7.8.--T HIS DAY.

Two o'CLocs.

There have been numerous inquiries of late foe
shares in Wheal Buller, Wheal Basset, North Basset,
Booth Prances, South Carcdon, West Cando's, Par
Consols, Great Wheal Alfred, East Basset, Porkellis,
Copper Hill, Trewetha East Tolgus, and some other
descriptions.
As regards foreign mines there is no movement
whatever.

Subjoined is the official list of Saturday's treaa
action. in the Mining Exchange:
Bart Smoot, 40, 411, 42; Chest Alfred, 31, 4,1, 1; Poe-
kellis, 9; &nth Dime Consols, 7s. 6d.; Wilda Beller,
266, 268; Wheal (Lelsat), 101.
London, England, 1856-08-18

NAPLES.

A letter from Naples of the 7th says that the deep-
est interest is telt there, amongst all classes, in the
case of the unfortunate Po2rio, to whom a
prolongation of his captivity is likely to
prove fatal, though be may recover from the
immediate attack of illness under which he is suf-
fering. Great bustle @terns to prevail in the Austrian
Legation at Naples, and it is believed that important
diplomatic diecussians are in hand, and that the French
minister, Baron has addressed the Neapolitan
government in terms which will abate its confidence.
The Correspondence Italisnne, in which we find this
letter, mentions with sincere regret the departure of
Sir William Temple, who has earned the affectionate
esteem of all good citizens during his twenty-four
years' residence at Naples.
London, England, 1856-08-18

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.
THIS PAY.

The August Nein, of the Central Criminal Court was
opened this townies by the Riiht Ron. the Lord Mayor, I
the Common &rout, Aid. ratio Sir James Doke and Sir
Chemsen M.trensU, Mr. Sheriff Kennedy, Mr. Under-
Sher d Soot, Mr. Coder Sheriff Koss, dr.
The first edition of the eslender c &maims the names of
120 prieoners.
The Common-Smjesnt delivered a brief chugs to the
Bread jury, aod he observed that eithossh the numbs' of
jammers a the calendar was Wrier then usual, yet it Wes
not an indica•iou of any Mimeos ,a crime, but wee solely
attribetable to • much Linger period then weal havfog
elspsed since the adjoweasent of the dart; sad he sea-
s.
eidered tt at they might congratulate themselves upon too
eberecter of the cue, that were coetained in the calendar
not being of as aggravated description. There were two
cotes of manslaughter. in one of which the deceased appeared
13 have acted with ray grist violence towards the prisoner,
sod the only wiestion wAild be whether the violeace that
caused the death Wee committed in self-defence. In the
other cue it appeared that • aunt's*, of piteous who were
on hoer(' • snip were in • state of inebriation, and, whi`e
the diseased wis lying on the deck, a quantity of smith&
was poured over him sad ignited, sad his death wee the
result of the itjeries he recieired. 'lbis was, of soiree, •
most illegal act, and the wily &Moiety is the case would be
as to the identity of the perms who placed the Imptlta
upon the deeeeeeu and ignited it, and if the princess was
proved to be that yens s, it w 'old be their ditty to Ihtd the
bill. The only rernsiaing cue to which be said he ere-
silted it to be his duty to ailed, wee a shins
against • publics& of having caused the des*
of • person through sidling • Bozic:mg and, indeed, yellow's§
drug in bee of ire epirit frr which be was asked. If this
were proved to have been done knoe:ngly, there would
of c Arse be oo doubt thee the pery accused would be
guilty of saanslsugmer; bet by old statutes relating
to the trade of as innkeeper and hemmed victualler,
it would appear that • puss in that osirapatioa would be
liable if death were emeasioned by the neuligenes of the
party is selling any noaiuse ingredient is lieu of spirits,
Be therefor* lb &phi the better elutes would be in this
we
for them to fled the 641, I. order that the matter might
be fully ia‘est,g sted by the petty jery. His lordship con-
chided by mallisg the attention of tba greed jery to the
roust statute enabling them to swear the mamma* that
same before teem.
The greed jury then retired.

Upee the appliestios of Yr. I. Jaws, Q C., Os u:ag•
*loom la the omega Mr. Beep*, the medical *Sorrel**
Woadoweeta Loomis Arran, Iron salaried to the out
senior.
London, England, 1856-08-18

THE MURDER REAR DOVER.

On Saturday Dram &denim, the murderer of
Carolise and Marie Beek, wee szealatrd at the Bersions-
house, Canterbury, before the legal nrasfistratee. The psi.
goner was carried into the emu* es si disk, supported by
pil:ows, and was attended by EMI Of as lastimil others
emareted with the Kent and commuter, Nement. to whieh
plan Redaeiss was taken whm it IMIS Mai be bad stabbed
himself on his being arristed. Reganise.teboeppeared users
dead thtn alive. fa wiry opus nee, &bent 6 Mot 6 inches
high; ha lo,ked (wren:m.ly pas, sad hie beard and
moustache having grown sines his caellseastat, his appear-
snee was ghastly is the *stream. He wu attired in the
clothes of the gaol, with th. wards " Kent Gaol" branded
on then. _ _ _

The 'eidetic* sddac•d wrs nibstantlally the same es that
iven before the coroner, and already reported in die
The prisoner having declieed to ask the witnesses say qua-
does, and having stated in Gamma that he had at present
nothing t 3
The Chairmsa said that thq prisoner was fully committed
for trial.

It having been intimated that the prisoner wan not is a
fit state to be removed to biSidlltolll Owl some rosettes-
tion d as to last gaol be had better be committed to,
and it was ;duelist ly arranged that the priaciaer should re-
main in the gaol of St. Augestme for tha present.
The prisoner, oa being e 'emitted, cried bitterly.
London, England, 1856-08-18

MILITARY SWINDLERS.

The practice has become so prevaleat of late,
amongst several of the yosag oaken at prrbon, of
giving fictitious bills to their tredgemea I. payment, that
the commandent (Colonel J4ferise) has foetid A accessary
to caution the pubic through oar colossi% mad those of our
contemp Aeries, sever to take gay of then is mebesp for
goods or cash wittoot fins assertsisimg from their beaker,
or army agents wt eater there ware any Mimes M bead to
meet them. The complaints to the mime! of this pretties
were rf almost daily occurrence, WVOlei tradaimen is New-
port, Portsmouth, gad B,atbsmptas, !mei', bees fleeced
within these few weeks poet of club and goods to a very
cossidemble mount by some who were enedited with
Ileeeleerele or Isseries, sod oft*n with both, to • very
large moist, as the etimetle of their manse or tithe, but
who—cot contest with obtaising the geode for the mere
trosbl • of midis( f A them—have is 'Baby instates. gives
bills on their igen., for much larger emossts, gad drewiss
the ample' in h.rd sovereigns (for a present mealy of
pocket-mobil) from the saesspectmg dupe% who wee. os,y
awskesed from their Newlin reverie of "gettisg paid their
eepreate" by s metal senosecemeat the sect day, with the
highly di...minded sptaindege, "so egret. I" We under-
einel that two of these scamps have bees allowed to retire
hen Me filejesty's service withoet 'statist beck tles
asusimiose, is order to avoid criminal procvdlt{s,
erldie ethers have been placed seder mat by the eon-
meembet, who, we dad, goes with us mat cordially to the
*Mee that sash amuse of genitalia( is neither WWI aer
less than downright swindling, end should be palliated "es
the law dirtete." We Mould like to see one f them
swisdlen at the bar of public jambe, is order to shame the
net beeepasre bodepersdent.
London, England, 1856-08-18

Them returns compared with those for the pre-
ceding month show a farther decline in the circula-
tion to the amend of 47,0991., and also a small
decrease in the bullion to the amount of 8,0201. For
the last two years the decrees, ender His.. heads for
the corresponding mostbe was

- Damien or alredatios. DIMON of beam
1853
1864

SATVEDAT EVENING.

The fends still remain singularly free from flutes-
tioa. An advance of I per ant. was quoted during
the greater part of the day, bat the closing prices
were the same as thou of yeaterday.
The demand for mosey for general commercial
purposes was today very active, but there was at the
same tires a better supply of capital on offer.
Consols, for the 10th September, after advancing
to 96j to *,closed at 961 to a. Far money the lut
price was 961. The official badmen report is u
follows :—Three per Cent. Cued% for mosey, 96e,
j; ditto, for account, 10th Sept., 961, 1. Three per
Cent. Reduced, 961, a. New Three per Cents., 98,
961, 96. Thrersod.o-Half per Cent. Exchequer
Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 1001.
Exchequer Bab remain quoted 9s. to 13.. pram.;
and Exelseque Beads, 1001 to a.
The (erupt stock market was quiet, and prices
exhibit no change of importance. Turkish Six per
Cents. were rather flatter.
Ottoman Bankshares fell today to par to 1 prem.,
and closed at ato 1 prem. Unfavourable rumours are
circulated relative to the progress of this company's
negotiations at Constantinople. Bank of Egypt
shares were last quoted at 1 to 1 prem. ; National
Discount, both old and new shares, 11 to la prem. ;
and General Back of Switserland, f to * dim.
Oriental Bank stock was flatter, and London Char-
tered Baok of Australis timer. Unity Mutual
Bask stock is officially marked 46 (601. paid), and
British North AMITIOLO, 69. Lead and steam stooks
were quiet.
The closing quotation for the newly protected
railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal
Rail-
way, to * prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, I
to 1 prem.; Western Railway of Austria, If to
21 plea; Ceylon Railway, II to 11 prem.; Cal-
cutta and South Rasura Railway, to 1 prem.;
Metropolitan Railway Guaranteed shares, par to
Sittinghourne and Sheerness Railway, a to
rdi., t Copiapo Extension Railway, 1 to a pram.
iiw Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land A
shares,* to 1 prem.; ditto, B Marsala die. to par.
The nominal quotations for a umber of other new
pupate are se follow :—European and Indian Jane.
ties Telegraph Com , per to a prem. ; Loudon
Cork
and
y), par to * prem.; London
Boot an lie Company, 1 dia. to pert WM,
lima Distillery Company. par to prem.; Hunga-
rian Lead Company, par to pea.
London, England, 1856-08-18

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Beauty (Britlah brig), from Halite: for Liverpool, July IT, lat. 43.13 s
ion. 39.
City of London. be Autrslia, July 3, lat. 11 N., 10n.22 W.
trimass (a.), from New York for Liverpool, Aug. 3, lat. 40.73,
km. TO.
Hell Wallace, from Liverpool for Melbourne, lat. 32 12. los. 24 W.
Independence (ship), of Batt, from Liverpool for New York, July 11,
lat. 41.40, Lao. 4 ~
bdepeedenoe (ohlp), from Liverpool for New Orleane, July 3, lat.
4.40, bp. 20r.
Kate Harder (eblp), from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Italy 24.
Norwood (chio). from (.ikons for London, June 30, lat. 07.42 8., kn.
34.7 R. Marta deed.
Orwell (.hip). of London. from Plymouth for Port Phillip, ah days
est. all well. August 6, lat. 40.35 N., los. 19.13 W.

THE AMERICAN MAILS.—LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.
The British end North Amerman reel mail steam ship
Niagara, Captain John LOUD, salled from the Mersey et
U em to-day, for Haifa: and bostm, with the usual
sails for the United States and British p wsesaions in North
America, 169 penult/sr', and a full cup of ineichendise 02
height. _ _ . . •

The Government Emigration Commissioners have
shattered the Marion to tabs out emigrants from Plymouth
to Adelaide on the 29th proximo ; the Escort, to take oat
emigrants from Southampton !ct Melbourne, on the 22nd
proximo; and the Salbenueth, to take emigrants from
Southempton to Belfast, Port Fairy, on the 29th proximo.
Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAT'd PILLS AN EXPEC.
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equate, Liverpool, sham that he had been for some considerable time
• were sufferer from an inveterate pain in hisside, for which be was
nadir the treatment of different medical mm, and he tried also adroit
variety of means to rid himself of it, all wr ut effect, but by the
law of Holloway's Pill@ tee a very short period be is now completely
oared after every other remedy bad failed. Sold by ill 'Bedlam
vendrrs throughout the world; at Professor Holloway's Eatabliabs
menu, 341, Strand. London. and SO, Haiden•lane. New York by A.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1856-02-16

THE NEW BISHOP OF CARLISLE.

A azmn selectice than that of the Hon. and Bev.
MONTAGUE VILLILIII could not have been made.
Thoroughly imbued with religious sentiment and con-
victim', yet hes from fanaticism—liberal in his r
tied views—impressive and winning in his public
ministrations—Mr. ViLtians hes, by his devoted and
unremitting lel:turn as a parochial clergyman, given
earnest of the judicious bet indefatigable zeal with
which he will discharge the weightier functions of the
Episcopate. There are few in any Church who combine
in so high a degree the emestial qualities of a Christian
Bishop. It ought to be generally known that the
appointment took Mr. ViLuzies finally by surprise.
Even Lord CLARENDON was only told of it after the
appointment had beau made. Mr. Vaunts was not
personally known to Lord PALMERSTON. This is
honourable to all parties.
London, England, 1856-02-16

levening festivity at the British palace has crowned
the work.

The very first ball at which the Turks ever assisted
was—apropos of the marourkaHust after the lest
Russian war, and given by Sir Robert Gordon on
board the frigate Blonde, commanded by Captain
Lyons, our present dashing rear-admiral. Since
then much progress has not been made in these
useful end important arts ; for our good
friends the Turks have had plenty of other busi-
ness on their hands. I had almost forgotten to men.
tion two little bits of gaucherie at the ball of the
31st, and enacted, much to my regret, by oar own
pod folks of both genders. A gentleman in the
immediate vicinity of tke Sultan paraded himself in
the costume of an Indian dervish—a class, you are
perhaps aware, neither morally nor physically in
good odour among the Turks. A lady also, who
shall be nameless, bethought herself of ascending
the throne, after the deperture of the Sultan, and
exhibited her fine Spire in this conspicuous post for
some minutes to the admiring multitude, until
warned of her indiscretion by some kind friend.
This evening there is a ball at the French Palace,
at which the Sultan will also assist, no doubt, unless
the weather, which is rainy and stormy, should
prove an insurmountable obstacle.
London, England, 1856-02-16

WEST INDIA MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, SkTtiliDAY.

The Royal Mail steamer Magdalena has arrived
with the West India mails. She left St. Thomason
the 31st ult. Amongst her cargo is specie to the
value of 2,900,249 dollars, of which 2,530,249 dollars
are is silver and 315,000 dollars in gold. 21,799
dollars are consigned to Colonel Facio. Amongst her
puseogers are Bir William Colebrooke.
Ihe islands are healthy except Porto Rico, where
the mortality wu very great indeed. Mr. Hinckcs,
the Governor of Bar badoes, had arrived at Barbadocs.
The Eapiegle and Eurydice are off Greytown in
expectation of a visit from General Walker.

Admiral Fanshawe is at Barbsdoer.
A large public meeting had been held at George
Town, British Guiana, to promote immigration.
Filibusters have landed at Archibald Grace, and
demanded possession of Lower Mexico in the name
of Alvarez.
London, England, 1856-08-20

MOLDAVIA.

The Timm Gassite says:—" Nisambefhalm,
director of the bank of teary, published os the 4th
lost. a notice trim the beak was about to opium.,
its operatics. immediately, sad that the offices were
provisionally established at the home of the Prussian
Gimlets A letter from Jassy sow states that this
notice was published wit►out the coseint of the Mol-
davian goverment, and it was thought that it was
done in order to oppose a fait accompli to any two-
htion which the Porte might come to with regard to
banking establishment,. Explanation. have takes
place on the subject between the Prussian massl
and the Moldavian government, the latter declaring
that it would not allow the beak to commensi opus.
tires until the decision of the Porte is known.•

The last accounts from Persia did not give a very
!avowable sketch of the situation of the =entry.
The stop of grapes had suffered severely, and a vio•
lout disease was raging among the tattle. Engineers
lad been seat to Illeiva is ceder to pot It fates proper
state of defasce. as it urea thought that Rusk wee
turning a very longing eye to that quarter.

A letter from Athens, of the 9th, la the Awned
de 11,a4fort, states that the Walsh admiral had
published aa order of the day anaemia, the speedy
evasestice of Greece by the allied troops. The lass-
rate, the haildiap at the customs port, sad all the
aswshaadiee they contained, were destroyed by Are
sa the Ch. Letters from Janina, is the sane jour-
nal, state that 100 houses and a part of the bazaar
at that plass had also bten destrojed by Arc The
less is estimated at mare than 100 Wilkes of piastres.

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna of the 16th, in the Cologne
Gazette, says :--14 The recall of all the um on he-
loagh has been ordered, bat for the present it is only
the army of Italy that lii to be provisionally placed
on a war footing. The regiments in Gallica* will,
however, be made up to their foil complement."

POLAND.

A letter hods Warsaw, in the Cologne Ossetic
says :—" It appears that a cosablerable amber of
smiles have applied to profit by the late anus%
bet so reply has as yet been sada to their applies.
tioa."
London, England, 1856-08-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

Alfred Richard BenJett vaiichaiged with being • 'M-
otet unlawfully at large.
Mesta Hills, City police-eonetable, said—Last night the
prioner entered the Fleet street station-how, and said he
wished to give himself up as se escaped viavict from the
Defines hulk, at Wrolwich. I marched. bat found no-
thing on him. The prisoner .was formerlya linesdraper's
astietant, and on the 12th of November, 18.54, he wee con-
victed of robbing hie master, )Ir. N. Demon, of upwards of
7W. A former conviction was proved against him, and he
wee eruteutod to its years' penal servitude. Oe the sth of
April last he escaped, arid entered the Eltherne Militia, but
bating beta discharged, he was thrown on his own rescues.
for a living. He then attempted to obtain geode frogs
Mears Caster and Co., and also front Masers Brows, Davis,
and Hulse, in the name of his former employer; bet
in this he did not succeed. Oa Banda last he
west to the hones of Mr. Demos wb4s he end
hie family were at church, and represented MINK to
be the brother of Mre. Dawson. He was eleoasne admiled
Into one of the rooms, but had net been there long hothre
he laid hie hands upon a writlas lost holmming le sem el,
the young ladiee in the home, width wan noised te elm- I
I "du a cousidereble sum of mosey, and was making Worlds'
it when he was discovered and stopped. A. root as the
alarm was plies, and his Bight intereepted, he threw the
e=todesk at the person who stopped Wm, hod bein din
of his plunder, be:made:a most desperate Ight,
I and suneseded is effecting lila escape.
Wlur Freeman, a warder of the Defuses hulk at Wool-
wish, mil he knew the prisoner to be a couviet oa board
the Daiwa bulk. Oa the sth of April last he was at work
with a gees of convicts is the carriage depeetasat of the
Anemia- at Woolwials, and at about a qauter past 1 o'clock
he made hie escape from the Arsons/, and he did sot see
him again until he was in custody.
BO Peter Laurie—lt eon make no differeeee to you,
sorer, to tall how you escaped, and 1 should like to
CI =

Prboaer—l pat on a wolkstatei mat and a pate of tem.
ems suede of a towel doubled sad cat, sad the ends run
together. It only came Fart of the way up my lees.
Mr Peter Lurie—An these escapee of frequent occur•
row ?

Proeman—Yes, they an, sir. Lad Bstarday a prisoner
easspod.
Str Pater Laurie—But I bars sect Mass pap claimed
together at Portsmouth so lino working.
Pinatas—Yes, str, that is that old system, but it is not
sated au sow.

isteritarie—This mistakes feeling of philauthropy
is very dangerous to satiety. I remember hearing of some per-
sons. through a morbid feeling of esmpassion, proposing to
sever the emtviete chaise, so as to mitigate t►e dogteeth but
it only showed the folly of those who suggested it. I shall
remind the prisoner, sad I wish, Freeman, that you would
sesertain for sae the amber of *ears that have taken
place, and the salaam is which they hare bean effected.
London, England, 1856-08-20

FRANCE

PARIS. TUZIDAY
The Emreor left St. Cloud et five o'clock this
arta noon, to go to Biarritz.

The Empress visited yesterday the unfinished
school which she has founded in the Faubourg St.
Antoine, near the Barriire des Tanis. She arrived
at four o'clock, :attended by the Dubose of Bassano,
several other ladies of the imperial household, and
the Comte de la Pagerie. She was received by the
Parket of the Use, and proceeded to inspect the
building, in which three hundred girls, the children
of poor folks, are to be maintained and educated by
her bounty. She left a sum of money to be distributed
among the workmen.
Prince Jerome Napoleon left the palace of Hendon
today, for Havre, where he islands to reside some
time.

Prince Murat hro just road through Lyons, on
his way to Chambary.

The three camps which were established in the
deportment of the Var were broken up on the 16th
inst.; the be-relt hours bus bean taken down and
removed.

A missal of war belonging to the Bey of Tunis has
arrived at literatilies, bringing an envoy from that
state, who is to present a cradle to the little Imperial
Primo at Paris.

At the Boone, to day, the copping was not very
encouraging ; there was no speculation in the Rents,
and prices tended to a fall, but this was only
daring the earlier quotations, and the Three par
Cents., which at the beginning were at 70fr. 860.,
kept up to 70fr. 90e. end 70fr. 06e., or 71fr. A
merely secondary immune, was attached to the
late news from Naples and Vienna, which had been
made the pretext for a fall of 10e. or 160. in the
Rents. Credit Mobil's: rose 20fr. Grand Central
Railway 'hues gave way a little, sales being hastily
made when it was known that the Weir of the fusion
would not be arranged immediately ; some talked of
its being adjourned until October, bat the more
sanguine believed that the negotiations might be
concluded, if the Emperor should warn frees Biarritz
on Sunday next, by the end of the month. Lyons
rase 10fr.' and Orleans gtr. There were some par.
chases in the Austrian railways on account of Ott-
oman speculators.

"Oar Ivedetemr says the Nowrelliste of Mar-
soillee, "is at present tended by a vast number of
dolphins', whose gambol' pretest a carious eposteele
ia the evader. Ai, however, they do mach Wary
to the Meet war irmers, them latter We OOP
seemed e dismal* wit se them. width will sad
wllbaso iseb• hi the dr
'NIP esbosties el some, sad thee
ibrOmipsosr at O
London, England, 1856-02-11

MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY.

The following paid'e sales an advertioad for to-morrow,
vie.:—Sugar : 7,000 bags Mauritius, and 2,600 burs Madras;
Coffee : 100 casks Courtallara (E. I.) ; and 70 begs Woo ;
Pimento: 300 bap.
The private contract markets have bun inactive, sea no
business of importance reported Wage Friday, yet then
bai bun an inquiry for eager for exportation, and ries has
also bun in rather better demand.
London, England, 1856-02-11

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

AT PARIS.

Bosom Brianow, the Russian plenipotentiary, who,
acoording to a previous aneouneement, was to have
arrived in Paris yesterday, has stopped at Darmstadt
on his way, but is expected to be at Paris before the
end of the week. According to the last advices from
Vienna, Baron de Boarqueney was to leave that eity
on the 7th, and will probably reach Paris to-marrow.
Coma Baol is expected to arrive at the French
capital on the 18th. The second representative of
Russia, Coast Orloff, was to leave St. Petersburg on
Saturday, and will find himself at Paris on the 18th
or 18th. Finally, it is said that Lord Clarendon
will be at Paris by the 17th, and Asti Pacha by the
18th. Thus the Conferences would open on the day
already named, viz., the 20th. The Post of this
morning, however thinks that the first sitting will
take pleas on Monday.
The Marquis de Moulder, the French Ambassador
at Berlin, arrived in Paris on Saturday, on a visit
for some days. This visit is probably not uncon-
nected with the intrigues which are still going on to
obtain admission for Proud* to the Congress.
The Nord says that Count Colloredo, the Austrian
Minister at our mart, will proceed to Paris before the
close of the present month, in order to have an inter-
view with Count Buol.

The Piedmonts,* Gazette oontains the nomination
of the Coma Cavoar ud the Marquis de Villamarioa
se plenipotentiaries for Piedmont at the Paris Con.
grew. Oenetal La Marmots will leave for the
Crimes about the 15th.

THE CRIMEA.

A letter from the French camp, dated Jan. 29,
says :-11 On TuesdAy last the Piedmont's's had an
I affair of outposts with the Russians, and made 200
prisoners."

TURKEY.

A Constantinople letter, of lan. 31, in the Petrie,
states that the population of Pera was stupefied at
the news that the Sultan had promised Lord Bed-
ell& to attend a ball at the British Embassy on the
evening of that day. Boob an wrest will be unpre-
cedented.

The Press. lam in it, nmitary of Coostantiooph
letters by the Carmel:

Tito mull of the deliberations Malice to the Christians
in Turkey wu cot yet mislay knows. A difference has
arises which fortunately Is only spots a point of fors. The
question V. is what manor the now law coats/rift civil
sad political equality epos Christians Is to ba awaited
spa Ottawa lsiklatioa. Lord Stratford de
requirsawats span this point have appaand to the Sultaa's
sakciatas of didlcult suoutioa. and a ant of trigs had boa
peacluesd, the solatka of which we shall dosbilsos Ism by
Use nut ail.
London, England, 1856-11-05

HAMBURG.-WIVES FOR THE GERMAN

LEGION.

(11.0 X OUR OWN

HLMBUUG, Nov. 2.

One hundred and five soldiersOftiefiriiiilidar.
man Legion arrived here on Friday by the Caledonia
steamer from London. Some of them are discharged
from the service and are going to their homes, but
the greater part of them are come over for matrimo-
nial purpeen and have obtained leave of absence:
Some speculative individuals have established regular
recruiting offices here for females willing to mom-
pany the German Legion to the Cape of Good Hope
and settle there. One of them has already engaged
more than fifty young women, chiefly amongst the
milliners, dressmakers, shop girls, and even those
connected with the theatres. When one considers
that in this city we have 8,000 mere females than
men—the last year's census gives 86,000 women and
only 80,000 men—it is not to be wondered at that
there should be many amongst them who find it
difficalt to make an honest livelihood, and are there-
fore disposed to try their fortune in a distant colony.
Although this recruiting for females is carried on
pretty openly, and has even been advertised in the
local papers, no opposition has been offered to it by
the police.
London, England, 1856-11-05

THE FIFTH OF NOVEMBER.

The Fifth of November this year bee been sad&
pated with but little anxiety. By seem it wee Meseta that
1 its historical characteristics should so loam be illustrated

by attest exhibition ; bat the boyhood ofLoadon are slow
to give up their prescriptive rights, and to day Guys, so fez
as poor affain and numb an are concerned, bees been se
penal GS ever; bat they IMO mask UM ambitions bi
character than in previous yam. Hen and then at at•
Unapt was made to deride the Pope, bat the libel conveyed
la his .5p was kohl* end meaninglas.
To-sight thins will doubtless M a waste of gnapawder N
mute of the outskirts of London, but in thoroughfares much
frequesteffthe police will be actively on the look out for
off•aders. Placards of weaning are plunifally distributed
oa the dead walls.

Tin GloirPowDzi PLoT.—Yesterday ahet 00M the
following official notice was posted fund the City of
Load's end the sutra parts of the autropslis Tower-
111110Mille 'walla; occurred an the ciesesios of the
6th of Nomalber ea lrewor-hid sad Triaity-egaue by the
alkalise of anew discharging squibs, crackers, sad other
lliasseadou, ameary to law, notice is hereby giros that no
elaiesse d llreworke will be permitted wttbla the said
Pumas are therefore cautioned, sad ell prams
g wlr M apprehended by tbe police and prosecuted
the law diresa—By order of T. Q. Fusais, Aldorstatt,
of the ward of Torus."
London, England, 1856-11-05

ITALY.

NAPLES.

A letter from Naples, dated Oct. 30, says:" His
Majesty came in last night from Gaeta, and, from
the tranquillity of the capital, no doubt will de-
rive a proof of the contentment and happiness
of bis people. Any one who looks from the
windows of the palace will see castles and forts
frowning with caution, all pointed inwards; he
will see the roots of holies, monasteries, 'and
churches constructed with slits for musketry. Beau-
tiful tranquillity! Devoted attachment! It tranquil-
lity, why this display of force? The city is more like
a besieged town than a free city. But soother reason
of tranquillity is the strong determination of the
people to be quiet and weft; and I lay great stress
upon it, as a proof of the increseing solidity of judg-
ment of the nation."

The lioniteur of yesterday contains the following
note :

"ROME, Ocr. 30.

" The arrangement lately effected with the cabinet
of Vienna for the evacuation of certain points of the
Pontifical territory hitherto occupied by the Austrian
troops has just been carried out. The movement of
retreat commenced a few day" ago and ended seater.
day. The Austrian troops recross the Po and pro.
seed to Padua. They are replaced by detachments
of the 2nd Swiss Regiment, in the ironies of he
Holy Father. Ancona and Bologna are now the
only two points that continue to be occupied by the
forces of Austria. Thus a combination has been
effected which, by diminishing the corps of occupation.
lessens at the same time the expense.' of the Ponti-
fical administration, and restores it to the fulness of
its right, and powers.

" the interest of the Pontifical finances has long
required that something should be done to render
the indirect taxes more productive.

" The government has resolutely entered upon this
salutary path, and, encouraged by the result. it has
obtained, it is not only preparing freak diminutions
in the customs tariff, but it has just published a
decree, with a view to re-organiae the sale of stamps,
that, under the force of the old regulations, was
carried out imperfectly, and yielded little to the
treasury. The scale of this tax has been lowered,
sad the sphere of its action extended. Everything
warrants the hope that on this bead, as well as on
what concerns the customs, salt and tobacco revenues,
the treasury and the tax-payers will equally derive
advantage from the application of the true principles
of political economy."
London, England, 1856-11-05

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. 4.
The pending negotiations for a compromise caused
the campaign of litigation in the Tipperary Joint
Sock Bank LBair to open on the first dry of Michael-
mas Term, yesterday, with :ass euergy than would
nnd.r colu r circumstances have been displayed; bet
tat proceedings nevertheless occupied the attention
of several courts during a part of the day. In the
Court of Chancery leave was given to Mr. Holm,
one of the shareholders of the moan, and to Mr.
Thos. Edwards, a gentleman to whom Mr. Hone
had assigned his shares, to file further affidavits in
dales re, provided they came into court and submitted
to a erase-examination on the subject of these OR.

davits. Aad in the ease of "Ufriaherty v. lil.Duerell,"
the official manager seder the Winding-up Act, on
the application of the plaintiff, and attar some
disclaim, lased theme at the head of the list, in
order to come on fer argument early next week, ea it
is expected that the decision will b 3 applicable to a
great many other cases in the same matter, and the
hutining of it thus put a stop to much litigatioo.
The obj,c: of the petition in this case is to wind up
the affairs of this bank in the same form as those of
the Agricultural Bank were disposed of—that is. hit
attaching the property of the shareholders ing
appointing a receiver.
Ile the Court of Exchequer there was an applioadea
to make absolute the conditional order for a wire facia
against Mr. J. Scully, at the suit of Mr. Bergin, sod
the motion was allowed.
Judge Crampton, addressing the city of Dublin
grand jury yesterday, in the Court of Queen's Bench,
at the opening of term, animadverted in strong terms
on the vast increase oitaxation in the city under the
present corporation.
London, England, 1856-08-16

TUT t •

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1866;

SHARE LIST 8.-THIS DAY.

LTIIII LIASID AT PEEED Man &

liis lira
Is I pa.

Tire ir•Osem
la the railway share market to-day the chief fea-
ture is a fall is Great Western stink, following yes-
terdare meting. Lancashire and Yorkshire and
Reese Counties shares are rather flatter, and York
and North Midland firmer. Other deceptions are
generally steady.
Crest Western of Canada shares are store inquired
for. Riga and Dumber' are sulked and 14

Omos oorlay
to 1 p.m.
London, England, 1856-08-16

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
THE FASTEST PASSAGE ON RECORD.

(710 N OCZ OWN

LIVERPOOL. SATIIILDAT Mozinfo.

The British and North Americo' Royal Mail steam II
ship Persia, Captain C. R. E. fainting, has arrived ia
the Mersey after the extraordinary passage of Bdays,
23 hoary, and 30 minutes from New York, having
left that port on the 6th inst., at 45 minutes past
10 a.m., with 116 passengers, and 1,034,634 dollars
in specie on freight. _ _ _

The Ericsson ;ailed on the 3rd, with 17 passeopre
and a little specie.

The Atlantic arrived on the 4th at New York, and
the Hermann on theism, day from Havre.
The Persia passed the Glasgow on the 6th, and
Arago on the Bth. No particular news.
The Senate ea the 31st ult. reported back bills
authorising the Posttouter-General to contract with
Vanderbilt for mail communication hawses New
York and Southampton, with amendments extending
tripe alternately to Havre and Bremen, without re-
seivingcompensation.

Brooks had taken his seat in the Hones of Repre-
sentatives, on his re-election for South Carolina Hard
and Soft Shell Convention. Syracuse, held as the
tat inst., nominated Judge Parker for Governor. The
Roglish steamer Propootis had successfully laid down
the cable across the Bt. Lawrence, connecting PAWN,
Edward's Island with New Yolk.

Havanneb advice, of Joly 25 : no politioil news.

Mexican dates report discovering an immense plater
of pare gold io the @Althorn portion of Plate of
Guerrero. More differences in Comnionfort cabinet.

The news of Nicsreges, received by New Orleans,
was that Walker was elected President by a lugs
majority. July 12 inaugurated the imposing owe-
noisy. The country tolerably quiet.
The Central American forces at. expiated to attack
Walker se soon a. the rainy semen is over.
Matey at New York man in demand, with a full
supply, with rates of interest at an advanced range of
from Bto 7 per Dent. on call loans. Stocks small,
demands and pion unaltered. &clump on Loa.
duo, 109/ to I ; Pate, 6.16 to 6.181.
Cottons quiet. Holden indifferent about selling'
except at full rates.
Breadatuffs steady, and firm.
Provisions easier.

Freight to Liverpool, for Praia, 6k re Wird;
Boar, le. 6d. per barrel.
The Pavia arrived at the Bar last evening at 16
ideates past 6 o'clock.
London, England, 1856-08-16

ITALY.

The absurd and vexations regulations for the sale
of corn, which the Pope's lieutenant, Monsignor
Amici, is attempting to impose on the inhabitant of
the Legations, have excited great dissatisfaction;
several petitions have been got up for the repeal of
them, and in some places the municipal authorities
have flatly refused to put them in execution. The
pretext on which they are imposed is the prevention
of smuggling. They prescribe that not a cart•load
of grain shall be conveyed from one place to another
in the Roman States, without a ticket of license pro-
cured from the municipal authority, in which mast
be specified the place of its destination, the road by
which it is to travel thither, and the estimated time
when it will arrive there. Corn is not allowed
to be conveyed along any other roads
than those which are specially indicated for
that purpose by tie government, unless it be fetched
by the owner's servants for his own consumption,
but even in this cue he must obtain a certificate of
the fact from his parish priest. Moreover, the mu-
nicipal authorities are required not to grant any
licenses for the transport of cora except to respon-
sible persons, who will give security for its arriving
at the place therein mentioned within the time ap-
pointed. Every contract or bargain in the corn trade
must be submitted within twenty-four hoar. to the
cognisance of the municipal authorities, by formal
depositions on the part of the purchaser, the
vendor, and the agent or broker between
them, in which they are required to set forth
the price agreed upon, the quantity sold, the names of
all the parties concerned in the transaction, the barn
or warehouse in which the grain is stored, end the
manner in which the buyer intends to dispose of it.
The municipal authorities having received these de-
positions are to proceed to the " verification" of the
circumstances, before granting a license for the re-
moval of the corn. Any infraction of these regula-
tions will be punished by the forfeiture of all the
earn, and by a fine equal to half the pries agreed
upon; the informer or prosecutor is to be rewarded
with half the amount of the fine.

Not only the municipal councils and civic official;
but alm the papal delegates for the two provinces of
Ferrara and Forth, have refused to incur the public
indignation by enforcing these regulations.

NAPLES.

A letter from Rome, of August 5, in the Indepen.
dance Beige states that great agitation prevails in the
Neapolitan army, sod that in case of a crisis King
Ferdinand could only rely upon his Swims troops,
which number about 10,000, while the national tee.
meats amount to nearly 80,000.
This correspondence gives it aa a certain fact, that
a regiment of grenadiers was on the point of rising
in rebellion, and that it was sent away from Naples.
Serious acts of insubordination in • battalion of
another regiment are also spoken of. This disposition
to mutiny ia attributed to jealousyof the extraordinary
favour shown to the Swiss guards, and also to the
severity of punishments inflicted for trivial offences.
London, England, 1856-08-16

ATTACK OF TES RIFF PIRATES UPON THE

PRUSSIAN RION ADMIRAL.

By the arrival of bar Majesty's ship Assistance
sad fteergete (the letter Maria' the deg of Hear-Admiral
the How Williams F. Orey) at Portemeatim, yesterday, we
ham ialelligesee of as *time as the part of the Riff
&sae, /mite et a orewslag eheraider le all former set.
repo It *mesas Ids Hord Highs= Primo Adalbert,
Lord High Admiral ef the Premien Navy, who woe at
Othrsher ea the 10th lass., la the Presidia frigate Duda',
was sadism as lemma peseseally the mese, ea the
Ril ems; of is mirage same time slats ea a
Prassiaa wham eons was mseseered by them
Matisse sal bleed-Minty hordes, sal semediagly
prootedied la hi barge * the some of the
onseenter a kw days satamodeat le the 111th kW, warm lib
babe was mot *sly snored, bat he was And mem This
rose* the spirit of the tallest reyal saner, wile retuned
to Us &limo, missal sad wed bar bvems, sad thee again
smelt the is.. of Ids latest opposition. Tido time vast
sambas of illopirstme hod se;lested std made • Analdshie

dnassetraties Chat the rine sonlas delisted,
bat the rather lining his mime whetted by the terse of the
eppeeles army,dashed seasceo,eliseged the BMus up .keep
bill, mod, en el Is Wed, mode a held sad Tallest frost:
the reed; trenner, ie dientress s. dearibe ; the 'sliest
rises wee spomWy senate doers with a ball is bee thigh,
hie eide•demesp Oar liestesest) woman,
the sees of Se pony shot is the as., wren Me IMO
hilted, mad senates eremite! ; these wen MS is the Geld,
bass usable to get them et. la feet, dm wholes tho
prisea's piety erne sally eat oft The survivors were
ultimately get es Waal the frigate, mad saltsequestly
Othreir Martel. The lulled were interred with faU
milieu, henna, sad the prises admiral's wooed was
den, well at the date et our advises (the loth ism).
flu idejsety's ship Vessels was despateised immediately
to the Morons authorities to Snead a esplassties and
unionise. The en, at sassed tse utmost ladigastios sad
ezcitestat at Oilwalta.-I;ivien &rram Garotte.
London, England, 1856-02-18

MINCING LANK-THIS DAY.

The public sales advertised for tomorrow ant--Sugar :
60 bbds. Demerara; 17,600 bogs Mauritius; and 2,000
bags Madras. Coffee: 200 casks C 51131; 179 oases Tell'.
cherry ; and 90 bales Mocha. Saltpetre : 900 bay ; nit: alp
of s de, 100 tons.
The private contract markets have not been 'alive lines
Friday, but a limited business has been done is mu for
ssportation, and about 300 base of cotton sold ; and there
have also been a haw fowled sales of mamma Congos toe, at
814. fir cash.
Ous.—Seal, pale, 661. to 661. 10/.; yellow, 601.; hums,
471. to 481. ; sperm 1261. to 1261.; cod. 471. South 15m,
pale, 601. ; olive Gallipoli, 631. 10.. to 644 10.. ; Spanish
and Sicily, 611. to 621.; soma ant, 37e. to 38e.; palm, Mc to
41e. ; linseed, 335. 61.; nip, pale, 48s. to 49e. ; brown, 465.