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The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-29

(Stamped H. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

EXHIBITION OF THE ART TREASURES OP
TEE UNITED KINGDOM.
The oontemplated Fine Arts Exhibition in Man.
abetter in 1867 is eacitisg the liveliest interest throughont
the solitary. • The fillowing letter has been teemed by
the imitative committee, and numerous pr mists of so-
operation end support have been made by the leading col-
Melon and poiremore of ancient end modern pictures and
stetting :
.• Carlton-gardens, May 22.
"84,-1 observe in the public papers of this arming an
announcement of the determination cf the inhabitants of
Manchester to bold en inhibition of the art tremor's of the
United Kingdom in the mere of the OUSlllirg year, accom-
panied wit► a list of contributors to the necessary guarentea
fund. _ _ _

-7t-If the addition of lay name as a ecatributor to the
amount of 1,0001. to this guarantee fund will be acceptable
to the other bu been be re, it w;lt be a gratification to me to
be associated with them on this occasion. _

" No man Gan hays better restos this I have to be well
assured that whatever purpose the inhabi-acte of Man-
cheater dehberately nedertake they will carry out efficiently
opos their own vreponsibility and with their own resources;
and that they will repudiate, miter than weleome, the
extraneous aka of strangers. Bat I vest t►ey fijt wot %Mak
that Ade vixen& is le any deg se violated by permitting
me to so-epente with them in the pre.ent undertaking, se I
can very safely leisure them that nothiog could be more
painful to roe that the supposition that the varied associa-
tions by which I have through life been connected with the
town of Manchester are now al °settler dissolved.
"I have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your faithful servant,
"The Meyer of Manchester, ito Ovitisiorrn."
London, England, 1856-05-29

WHITEHLLL.

HOlllll OrAlDll.—The Hone Guards will he illuminated
both oo the frost and on the back (wing the Parade. On
each side the devices will be the same—a lugs garter, in
coloured lamps, in the centre, surneounted with a crown,
Banked on each side wish two reflecting Stan, with the
motto, " Hcni soft qut mat p penis." The whole of the
faced*, will be illeminated with eoatinuous series of MI
or sac

libeentaLrv.—The fruit of the Admiralty, Charing-
cr se, will be lighted with oil lamps, with the letter.
"V. R." on *Mr r side. 'Me centre of the vett will be
surmounted with s traniperarey. There will be anchors,
sad whet appropriate devices.

Tausrmii.—On the pile of building which contains the
Rome-ofilce, Treasury, Board of Trade, and Council-3EOe,
will be dirployed five banners *upended tram a continuos.
cable, each banner bearing the component letters of the
word peace, and the cable loops by which the banners will
be impended form medallions, containing the initial letters
of the different sovereigns; at the 'stress right and left of
the isomposition will be plaosed the letters V. sad N., en-
ciroled by a &miler cattle end laurel wreaths. These several
device. will be formed of coloured lamps
London, England, 1856-05-29

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY WENDT°, MAY 29, NM

THE POLICE 'COVETS:

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lino=

THIS net.

SIRTOOII Ot•10R.

Edward Thomas, 56, a dirty-loskiag fellow, diseribed
is the pollee sheet Si a surgeon, and as inmate of Clothes-
well weekheithe, was plated at the bar behove Mr. Tyrwhite,
shagged with mutilating the dead body a a mean, by eat.
lap of a portion of the head, I. Clerlonwell weeklies"
under the following airnmetaness :
It appeared from the evidence that the prism., who bee
sea better Jaye, but who has both is the weekleses fee
sissy years, bee been employed Is the deed-hew se aside.
tant undertaker, ens of his duties being to chew the body
Ito the relatives of 'he deceased. Oa Monday he had the
bodies of • man sad a woman seder his thugs, bat upset
the Matins of the NM applyieg to see the body the
primmer refined, saying that it was snowed dews.
The relations the. applied to the metros, who insisted that
the meth should be undone, bat upon looking wand the
deed here, the sow a man's head is the mead, sad apes
saying that she had now caught him, the primmer took up
the head aid Do not let the riderless see it." The
aster was then brioght under the bodes of the board,
who decided upon giving the primer. late esstedy.

-
The prisoser-ssid-he hid no.thieg to say in Ms defense.
Mr. Tyrwhitt mid it was a very propn mos for the pariah
authorities to hrmig been him. He should remand th•
prisoner until Friday.
The prisoner was this removtd.

SHAHS LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two Warms&
To the railway share market today the okid
barium consists of the armarments for the

settlement of the amount Notwithstanding the
reduction in the Bank rate of disoonot to
6 per cent., prose are in several instances lower,
in sympathy with Consols. Great Western and Mid-
land stocks are chiefly prejudiced. The decline,
however, is not important. London and South
Western are better.
Foreign lines are quiet.

aim brier
10 I pm.
London, England, 1856-05-29

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
LIVERPOOL, WILDNISDAIG
The Liverpool and Philadelphia Steam Ship Com-
pany's screw steam ship City of Baltimore, Captain
Robert Leitch, arrived in the Mersey this afternoon.
at three o'clock, from Philadelphia. She brought
167 passesprs.

BM brinp *dykes from New York to the 15th
feat. ineinalve, and from Philadelphia to the 18th—
two days later than by the Persia.
The Asia (11,31.8.), hence, had not arrived at
New York.

The Empire City, steamer, with dates from Harras•
nah to the 11th of May, and San Francisco to the
21st of April, arrived at New Orleans on the 14th.
The steamer Georg* Law sailed from Aspinwall on
the 21st of April for New York, with nearly
2,000,000 dole. in specie. The San Francisco market'
were quiet. Flour wee rapidly improving in pries.
The papers furnish but little news, except the Indian
troubles in the Oregon and Washington territories.
A body of regulars had been defeated by the Indiana
on Roque River, with the loss it 28 killed. The
capture sod burning of Canada by the Indians is
confirmed.

It is also reported that 1,000 Indians were ap-
proaching the Dallas from the north. Bevertal other
fights had occurred, in which the whites were gene-
rally victoriona. In Washington territory the Indians
were attacking the settlement. in every direction. CoL
Buchanan had defeated the Indians on Roque River,
and relieved the citizens in that locality. The Con-
trol American papers are filled with official corre-
spondence between the dignitaries of the state and
the commander of the United States man of war St.
Marys.
Teen was nothing new front Nicaragua, except a
report at Aspinwall that Colonel Schlesinger had
been recaptured, and would be shot.
A despatch from Washington, dated March 16,
state, that Secretary Marcy bad sent for M. Maroo-
lets, the resident minister from Nicaragua, on that
day, and informed him of the determination of the
administration to recognise the Padre Vigil se the
minister from the new government of Nicaragua.
The Nicaraguan minister protested against it.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, MAY 16.
Elena", as lest quoted by the Penis. The Imbues of
the clearing home to day wag 24,663 000 dole. Mosey ne-
gotiations outside of the beaks hose been at unteryttig
rates. Tho range ef diseesat may be said to be from 7to S
percent. on satisfactory paper. Aetna ph ntifsl; sotton
quotations nominal, bat there .as a feeling of g higher to.
weeds the Om of tee market; the arrivals of soar wens
limited, snit the demand was fair ; trait wee la lively
quoit et fair prim. There was a brisk &mad for prime
wheat for ',port at lotion's' prim; boa market Am,
sad more active for Scotch pig; siva stores quiet; prowl-
siom li,wee, sod market spooled for nese pork ; wool was
still taentive ; freights vary Brill.
London, England, 1856-05-29

EASTERN TOLERANCE.

A Constantinople correspondent of the indepen-
dence writas:—.. It is natter of Reader that aethlag Maw
trans warred at Vol. ea Batter day sating the Greeks.
The orthodox &orgy of that taws, to consort with the
Awtrias etwaslar sgeat, a Greek himeelr, thought pope,
to indalgo is a manifestatioe, whist' urethan else night
bare led to sanguinary results. Without asking leave,
without giving the lees{ intimation to the antheritsee, they
got up a grog Won, sad wadi d the streets of the tows,
sad, got minified with absenting their litanies, began
shenting, as if la a phreasy, especially when they mine
is front of the bermes owmpiad by the Turkish garrison.'
Tbe troops, boaterer, took no notice of thm provocation. After
this, don't let us hear people talking shoat the intolerance
of the Turks. I should like to see how the Cheeks would
set if We Turks took such a liberty la nee of their towns, as
that of ealehrstiog tome festival is Miaow eg Mehemet?
AM to spook a mats elegised adios, what would the
Ilegybb do II the estlieber was, to yet up• peogeseiss is
Ow ION& of Loollas. and rains the Hest is s threatening
moneireppedlo Ile WM Chards ? Is them lot soy al-
low& ha sods be farads*, whet hooka of religiose
gild* bes arab eistre, waists I &befall' free eiratioa-
toy by seste. sod wo ,bald aces see what Gene of Ow we-
solissmws wield be."
London, England, 1856-05-29

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE FIRE-

WORKS.

The following is a copy of the Official Programme,
according to IWO the display of fireworks will take place
to eight in Hyde Park, Green Park, and Victoria Park,
aommenciag at 9.30, and ending at 11 p.m.:

First Division.

Brilliant illuminations. with white, and green, and
yellow fires, and a continuous discharge of maroons.
Order. Sec Dad Division Banshee.
1. Flight of rockets
2. Baited., of pearl atreamen
3. Parachute shells
4. Discharge of }•lb. rockets, rei and green lOO
6. Discharge 01 61 inch shells, blue and yellow
Third Division.
_ _ _

---- ------.
1. Flight of rockets
2. Batteries of mists, squibs
3. Toorbilloes 49
4. Docharga of -Ib. rockets, parachate
6. Discharge of 10-ioeh shtlls, saypects 2OO
London, England, 1856-05-29

MARYLBBONE.

I Mr. Jones, seperinteaZent7f the West Middlesex Water-
weeks Conspeay, handed to Mr. Long • letter from the
esereetary ef the comp soy, requesting that a number of men
employed upon the establishment almded to might be wan
In te act as special isonstsbles on the oecasioa of the pease
rejoicings at Primrose-hill. An application bad previmely
Wee made I. Sir Riabard Mayo. tor assistance on the part
of the fcree, but it was andentood from that fnsctionary
that the polies would have a geLeral duty to perform in the
district, and that there could not be any arraegement made
as to any of them beleg soncestrated at a partienlar spct to
protect property. All parties in tte vicinity of the spot
when the pyrotechnic display wee to take pleas would have
equal protection as lavas it meld be aforded by the con-
stabulary. The meson as for the application was that
the reservoir adjactect to Primrose-hill, and which spot
would emassma the best Mew if the fireworks, bad recently
been arched over, and tt vras gwelestrio than in the event of
large numbers orogregatior thereon, the said arch might
give way, and many lime thereby be lost, es the water be-
math wee of considerable depth.
Mr. Long wan of opinion that he had no power to swear
in special mostebles naless en information was laid before
him settle, forth that a riot east tassel% wee apprehended.
Mr. Jones then left is order to communicate again with
the police authorities at Scotland-yard.
London, England, 1856-05-29

POLICE REGULATIONS.

In order to afford the greatest facilities for all per-
sons to pass through the streets, the police will, as far ea
practicable, enforce the following neulatiess:
Bailielest space is to be kept is the mitre of the street for
tle sarriere of those who want to par quickly.
• latrine. of mum wishing to move slowly, la order
to see the illesalcatiees, ere to be formed la a staple Lee
, peat the footway, on the left, or proper side of the street, at-
eoldiog to the direetioe le which they are gasp.
Nectarine will be allowed to stop, or resat stead* is
the street., where crowded.

Imply curtsies Sr. to be regain,' to sore to tho surest
Tutu spsoe, to wait sun wasted.
London, England, 1856-05-29

THE NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.

lislifilaßG, MAT 26.
In reference to my telegraphic despatch of last
night I am enabled hilly to confirm the intelligence
that the senior partners of our two principal banking
firms were summoned by the Russian Court Banker,
Baron Stieglitz, to attend a sort of congress of
bankere, convened by him at Berlin, to consult on the
terms proposed by the Russian government for a
new loan, and the nature of the security offered.
Amongst the eminent monied men also summoned to
attend the meeting are partners of the firm of Rope
and Co. of Amsterdam, and Arnsteio and Bakelee of
Vienne, whilst M. Pereire had already arrived from
Paris at the Proseian capital. It is said that the
new loan will amount to a hundred millions of silver
roubles—equal to nearly fifteen millions sterling—
Which will be perhaps the greyest loan ever nee
tiated on the continent at one time—at all events by
Rursia. The interest is flied at four per cent.,
and a portion of the bonds will be redeemed
rykry year by means of • sinking fond formed
by In additional one per cent. reserved annually, with
which will be combined a number of money prises,
as in a lo•tery. The object of the loan is principally
for the construction of railroads in the interior of
Russia, and pertly for the indemnification to be paid
to Denmark for giving up the Sound Dues ; although
it is whispered that • considerable part of it will be
placed at the diepossl of Admiral the Brand Duke
Constantine, for the purpose of accomplishing the
great wish of his heart, of metamorphosiog the whole
of the Rosetta navy into screw-steansere se befitting
the requirements of the present day. 'The receipts,
from the custom, are, it is affirmed, to be given as,
security to the contractors, and the interest and sink,
bur fond of the new loan to be charged OD this Drente
of the revenue of Russia.
London, England, 1856-05-29

The New

pa Cods. • aks

drain in et-78 sad 11. —•— - -
The strip of the new loan, which is now obtaia-
able at the was lest goofed 2/ to 2r.per cent.
prem.
Exchequer Bills remain firm at Is. to 4s. prem.
for the March, and 3s. dia. to par for the June, mane.
Exchequer Bends were again rather better, at 981
to 99.
With tke exception of Mexican Bonds, which were
flatter, foreign securities showed firmness. Turkish
Bonds rose per cent., the Six pre Cents. closing at
991 to 1, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at
103/ to f. The " oontango " to the new account of
the 18th of Jane ruled in the former cue at 5-16 to
7-16 per cent., and in the latter at to 1 per cent.
Russian stocks are very firm. The miscellaneous
transactions include Venezuelan and New Grenadian.
Lomberdo•Venetian Railway sharee closed today
at 61 to 61 prem. The bonds of this company met
with transactions at / prem. The shares of the Riga
and Dunaburg Railway have risen to 11 to 1/ pram.
Ottoman Bank shares closed to-day at /to 1 prem.;
Bank of Egypt, at /to 1 prem.; and National Dis-
count, at 1 die. to par. Oriental Bank and City
Bank stocks tom 11. That of the English, Scottish,
and Australian Chartered Bank wee more inquired-
for. The shares of the British North American
Bank were quoted 68 to 68. Western Bank of
London remain at 5 to 4 die. (501. paid), and London
and Paris Bank, at 4to 2 die. (101. paid). Canada
Land shares were flat, and Royal Mail Steam de-
clined 11., but those of the London General Omnibus
Company retain an improving tendency. Southamp-
ton Dock shares were dealt in at 42.
This was "making up " day in the Railway Share
Market, and the adjustment of the account conse-
quently engaged considerable attention. The supply
of stock appears to be generally far from abundant,
even at the advanced quotations lately established.
Annexed is our usual statement of the terms current
at the commencement of business:
London and North Western. t to f Pet et t.
container.
Great Western 3.16 to 546 ditto.
Midland I tot ditto.
Lancashire and Yorkshire
Dorms
ditto.
Or eat Northers. MI to 4 ditto.
Caledonians

. .
Tor k and North lildloada. l-92 to i ditto.
Befirkko -16 to ditto.
Northers of FISSOI ito 34 ditto.
Zagora of Pram
Pods sad Lions
London, England, 1856-05-29

As tie theadastioss at the public dame and slabs,
Whitehall, Pa&mall, sad the edjoinieg streets, will pro-
bably attest the greatest crowd. :
1. Carriages paesieg the Horse-Geerds from Chub'.
mese an 10 go down to Parliament-street, pees through it,

and it to return towards Charing-erase they are to go
through Hing-etreet into Whitehall, keeping on the left or
proper side. _ _

. _
2. Carriages coming from tke Strand to pass the Home-
Gaud% are to be formed in line elms to the footway In

front of

and then proceed se biter*

. .
dirnted (No. 1).
3. Cerriagee coming from Pell-mall to Chariag•etnm are
t ) pus along Pali-mall Beet, in front of the National Gal-
lery, and fell Into the line in front of Northumberland-
home, and proceed en before direoted (No. 2).

. _ . .
The line of carriages la front of Northumberland house
wilt be stopped at intervals to admit carriages from Pall-melt
Pahot.

4. Carriages goicg to Charing-troy by the Haymarket,
Regent-street (t`rough Waterloo•place), or Bt. Jamee'r
street, will be admitted Into the Hoe to Pan mall, which kiss
will be stepped at intervals for the purpose.
_ _ .

6. Curlages going to Charing-eronfrom Piccadilly may
go by say boost into Pall-mall, and they will there be ad-
mitted bat, the line as before mentioned.

Carriages going from Charing•crow to the Strand Or
Pa11•mell are to term on the left or proper aide of the street,
and continue movicg.
Every facility will be given to enable the carriages to pees
no Regent-street, 8.. James's-street, dtc , by stopping at in.
tamale the line of carriages moving in the opposite direc-
tion put the entrances into thee streets.
Metropolitan Police-piece, May 28.
London, England, 1856-05-16

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1856.

BHARB LISTB.-111Th DAT.

Two o•Cnoa.
The railway share market to day, though quiet,
is Bros, and prices to several cuss show sn upward
tendency. The chief advance is in Berwick and
Midland stocks. Ludon and North Western and
Caledonian, besides others, are also better.
Foreign lines are likewise quiet. Grand Trunk of
Canada shares continue in request. Madrasßailway
Four-and-Three-Quarters prr Crnt. Extension BMisk
is also better. Grist Luxembourg Ames musk fist.
sa.irs.l

OIDiIAAT iliAlill AND NIOCEL

Bahr. to.day

to 1 pa.

I Tbsr—
mile" Mamba
London, England, 1856-05-16

THE SEPARATE TREATY.

The following, accordieg to the .elustrian Gault*,
is the real motive which led Frame, England, and
Austria to sign the separate treaty of the 16th April :
Different esplanade's hams beta given of this treaty.
We thick that they should be simply sought for la the
*amass of thatarbanco whisk the hatti-boamayolus has'
muted la Turkey, sad which may Had to the dopers-
lotto, of the Ottoman empin. The Mambas" popula-
tion, is fact, particularly la the Asiatic provinces, me
very mash irritated aphid the coaceseioas mask to the
Christians. A protoador Of aa ambitiou puha might
easily profit by those eleausts of revolt, sad if the fanati-
cism of the Christians becomes opposed to that of the Blue-
sulmane,the 'Matisse of Turkey might bommesompremieed.
It is with a New to provost these eventualidea, mad to so.
ears so the Porte the asistaine of Europe, that the
separate treaty has doubtless been souladed. It asey be
eowesived that Rusk would sot alga It, because she um so
great valise oaths lalegrity of Turkey ; sad as to the Parte,ll
has am Maud it, beaus it would by so doing have itself
expressed, is as utheatic douses% doubts of its vitality.
Prank unclad herself to bar acoastoasad meatrality.

We read in the Russian Gazette dm Commove—
" Awarding to manures taken by the Minister
of Foreign Affairs the interests of Russia. commerce
in the ports of Marseilles, Toulon. and Havre are
confided, until the arrival of consular agents from
Rase* to the floodlit% commis now in those ports.
Arrangements have been made that the papers de-
livered by these consuls shall be recognised at the
Ramis* custom-Moses equally as if they proceeded
from consuls of Russia."
London, England, 1856-05-16

FINE ARTS.

INS SCULPTURE-RCOM AT TEE ROYAL
ACADEMY.

Meek dissatisfaction is tieing expressed respecting
the unusually criwded state of the sealpture-room this year
MI the Royal Aeademy. Nasserou appeals rpm the tub
jest mask iss, mato ire', severe red just comments sand
the liaraMbsp sanitised by eshibitore, who have thus melo-
dies the Intim of their artietie labours to darkness sad ob-
livion daring the very portion of the year when a remand
till inspection of them labours might be anticipated.
The seulptw•room is too small. Thu Man affair
whisk ettraveras government, sot the Royal Asada-
Neverthelme, ft is is the power of the
letter greatly to mitieste the 1 Mom Many of ear
readen will, no doubt, remember 'bit moans 'lass ere
stated that the body of eshibitiag indoors had manna
helloed the council of the Royal Academy for parninioa to
dis;lay a limi•ed number of tiparea or inept illustrative of
lablictsof an hiitorical or poetical character in the um,
crams of the ►uilding in Trifalearaquare. Accustomed to

the pace, SOINOV, not to say idatery , pace at which the
ceselave fs Tr.rilgir•eqsare move on all such ana-
aims, the fact of weeks passing away without a
reply brieg vaichisfed to the memorial:ate, caused
to the latter so surprise; but when sot only weeks but
=oaths putted, bricgiog ots the day for exhibitiag, and yet
no reply, an little perplexity was felt. @till were the peti-
tioning exhibitors loth to attribute discourtesy to the council,
'ad eonetraicg their silence into cineent, instead of cos-
Wept, they forwardel their weeks, ander the well-founded

bops, as they inagiaved, of basis( this. distributed over the
sessions, well-lighted rooms shave, se wall u in the queer -
shaped dark cell below. Outdid by this hope, miusy more
sculptors than usual subtalt.ed weeks fir exhibition this
year. let oar readers, if they can, realise to themselves
the fseliag of dismay which nixed upon all those sealoas
eteepstitots foe ',titles fame when, upon the ezhibitiva
opening, they found that their very raConal request, re-
spectfully previewed, hod bees rudely finned, and the an-
usually lags oolleetvoa of wcrks librallycrammsd late the
usual dingy cabia on the roved Boor, which at eest is only
Zito be used as a general storeelesst to the Royal Academy.
The result is that the mulpeare-room, saver very like a
gallery of sat, somas, this year the appearanos of a well
Ailed statehouse or butts and statues.
London, England, 1856-05-16

TOTAL MEDICAL BENEVOLENT COLLEGE.

The first distribution of prises to the deserving
simian of this establishment took plaice yesterday, sada,
the reple« of the Bishop of Winchester, the visitor; Beal
]tuner the preeidest, and a party of about eighty ladies
sad atrium, rale ling the members of the council, and
ether friends. The plan of the institution include. as ea-
asihstboudioptebwl for sons of aadical preetitiosers,
twerp awe being admitted as orphans greteitously, sad
seisbeelared at the espies' of the @Were, whilst them an
us begs who pay 301. aloof midi for their *domicil, board,
sad mashies; the plea she hscledes en asylum, in
ultimately to be provided @untenable wrinarodir
arks ose Minimd aged, rank or needy pensioner,
Mar medical men, or the widows of medical me, who
seisla, however, be in porerce al 1500111011 of their own or
leeleed from other soars.., to the meant each of 161. a,
=r eider to make them eligible as Wastes of this
es, le which ease they wi.l remise besides the use
of aker fury i•hed noise for each perms, each oddi-
ties.* eld r the leads of ski institution may allow. Tb•
asyler_le pot only pertly built ; bat the school I. complete,
sod alreaft motets. a fat camber of boye. The *Wigs is
a braise and sztesidee building, moot coatenmetly or-
acated on the verge of Spain Dail', about
rarad t, satiated
her the railway ratios.
London, England, 1856-05-16

HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK.

Since the middle of April,when in an improved state
of the temperature the deaths in London were reduced to
little more than 1,040 fa a week, the mortality has thowo
some tendency to increase. Last week the deaths roes t
1,154, the effect probably of atmospheric change, the teeth
weekly temperature, which had risen to 48'5 deg., having
afterwards fallen to 41•3.4 fit. In the ten weeks corresponding
to law week r f the years 184655 the avenge number of
deaths was 1,009, which if raised proportionally to increase
of pipulatioa beeomee 1,110. Hence it unman that the
nu of mortality last weak was 'bees the average.
The deaths caused by typhus and common fever were 48,
a member which is less than that In any of the three pre-
vious weeks. On the other band, hooping-tough, from
which there were 48 (besides 14 from crJup), and earth.'
tine, from which there were 35, discover ma increase. Five
infants and an adult died from syphilitic dimes.. Five
women died of puerperal fever, beside, 7 who Bask under
other illness acsompanying childbirth. Ph.hisis was fatal
to 173 pima*. The deaths of 7 men in the Royal Artillery,
which oesarred in the Royal °romance Hospital between
the 19th April sad 7th May, ware ciliated by this dime*,
001eaumt
weeptiesk.
Las the births of 886 boys and 815 girls, in ell
1,701 thildree, were registered in London. In the tea
corresponding weeks of the years 18464.5 the average saw
bar was 1,621.
At the Royal Observatory, Oreisnwicsi, the mean height
of the barometer in the week was 29.795 in. ; the mean on
Friday was 30.015 ie. The highest r. adiog occurred on
that day, and was 30 04 in. The mean temperature was
higher than is the preceding week ; it was 44 3 deg ,
which is 7.7 deg. below the average of the same week in 38
years (as dote/misled by Mr. °Midler). The mean daily
tempo rose slightly above the average on Sat array,
hat ea all the previous six days it was much below the
ge, the extent of depression having varied Iron 7 deg.
to 11 du. On Eaterday the thermometer in the shade roes
to 681 deg. the highest readiest in the week; on the same
day, in the son, it rose to 901 deg. The lowest
reading in the shade is the week Was 29 8 dept. on Monday,
and the entire rugs was coosequendy 38.5 deg. lie
eves between dliw-Psil'
tette
was 7 4 deg. The moan temperature of the water of the
temperature att uh e
.1%1 3:
09
ped e
rga
rned
otfh ethd ff
Thames was 49 deg. The wind wee in the north east and
east till Wednesday afternoon; thereafter it blew con-
stonily from the north. The usenet of horizontal move-
ment of the air on Wednesday was 300 miles; and the pres-
sure on the square foot, as measured by Oaler's anemome-
ter, was 101 be. Rain t e the amour of 032 is. tell on the
same day.
London, England, 1856-05-16

DESPERATE BURGLARY IN KENT.

Oa Monday night the wife of Mr. Atkinson, general
dealer, West. thane, Kent, was aroused by a noise outside
her bedroom door. She opened the door, and was startled
at setieg a man, who presented a gun at her, and commanded
her to "stand for her life." She immediately shut the
dcor in the face of the burglar, and secured it ; but he,
ens tting his strength, almost as soon as the door was closed,
burst it spin with great force. Mr. Atkinson at once went
forward from his bed, when the burglar, without a mo-
ment's hesitation, presented a gun at him which be had
found ready capped in a room below, sad drew the trigger.
The cap eiploded, but, fortunately, the gun was not loaded.
Thu baulked in his expectations of disabling Mr. Atkin-
son, the burglat became mugged, and threw the gun
down with an oath. Mr. Atkinson then &mad
with him, but during the few seconds that bad
elapsed, a second villain who had entered the house
came up. Instead, however, of assisting his companion,
he became alarmed at the noise, and ran down through the,
shop. His haste to escape wail so great that he jumped'
through a glass door into the street, taking with him the
framework and much of the glass. The noise thu occasioned
was beard by 'several persons. One girl, wbo was induced
to look from her bedroom window, sow the man wham, ;
but, incredible as it rimy seem, the neighbours took no notice
of the unusual noise, and the girl coolly returned to her bed.
A dreperatra struggle took place on the landing of the stairs
between Mr. Atkinson and his antagonist for about tweet,
minutes, during whisk time neither could effec:ually over •
power the other, sometimes the burglar being uppermost,
sad sometimes Mr. Atkisson, who was al times
struck on the bead by the burglar with as iron in-
strument, probably a "jemmy." After the straggle
had motioned for come time, the robber called
t. Bill I" several times, when a moo, suppored to have been
the one who escaped, entered the house by the back way,
and Dime to the assistance of his companion. When be saw
the struggle that sae going on he immediately tendered his
aid, saying, " Shall I stab him 1" but the other replied,
"No, knock him off." Bill aid so, and by a few blows on
the brad the strength remaining to Mr. Atkinson was en.
tingaished and the robber escaped his grasp, hastily quitting
the house with his companion, Mario' Mr. Atkisson lying
on the floor severely wounded. An effectual alarm was
soon given, and medical eminence precumd, when it was
found that there were nine severe wounds on the he ad of
Mr. Atkinson, and that his wife had also in the strangle re-
ceived a murderous blow en the bead, but by whom Inflicted
she could not say. Every attention was /hawk them, but
the husband is lying an a highly dangerous cmdition, and
his wife is but little better. Two men answering to the
description of the thieves, ha we been tad on suspicion.
London, England, 1856-07-24

AFFAIRS OF NEW GRANADA.

The following circular has been issued by the
Foreign Minister of the republic of New Granada :
Buio.a, May 9.
The itteetios of the legislative body Lee been devoted to
two Litton.

I. To the project for the ref, rat of the constitution on
federal principles, which has already passel the &mate,
under the title of " Coeetitution h r the Columbian Conte-
deratios," end which the House of Reprasentetives is now
diacearing.
2. To the examination, by the came house, of the eon
tract■ of sale of waste leado, for the active and deferred
Weds the f 'reign debt, entered into in August, 16.5.5,
and which, in the judgment of some deputies, should be
submitted to the approbation rf Congress. Af,er lorg and
inhumed debater, the discussion terminated without any re-
solutio■ having been adopted atf,cticg the vsl:dity end
subsist, nee of the raid c

Amongst the legislative acts sanctioned and published in
the ottictel Gazette, the full,wiag are worthy of having at-
tention ccled to them, for their influence on the material ha-
ute.% of the country.
Firstly, Those sots which viscid' a prolongation if time
to the contractors for a tee:aril from the port of Bases
Ventura, is the Flaccid.", to the valley of Casa, end for an
interoceante canal by the riverAtrato._

Ms 14w of the 9th of April asthoriere the Executive to
eoatract kr the construction of a natal between the tort of
N•hsotlla in the Atlsn't* end the river Magdalene. In the
G4Ugge, of the 21st, aa official atlyertisaaisat will be found
for the clotrect.

The law of the 30th applie. 30,000 dab. to sake the routs
to the Magdalena flora the p:rt of Banta Marta navigable
by stasenere.
By the law of the 26th of April, the teeters portion of
the republic, esspri•ing Cuspate, Ben Mortis, and
Caguel, has beta declared free for cotawerce in imports
and ozporta. This ~at territory, situated ppm' oevigable
tribateriee of the riots, Orinoco arid Ames ,n, portly occu-
pied by iadsetrioas inhabitants, and partly inhabited or
pnews.d by iodinates' tribes, I Bore greet advantage. for
soltentaatios, ealbeatiop, feeding of cattle, &e.
The state of Panama naa been .misted with an annual
eubweo.t oa of 60,000 doll., which during Bre years will be
taken from the "'meted, of the interooeania ports.
Oa tail 30th of April the coe•titutiooal session of Commie
expired ; but it entetiante, is extraoidinary sittings. to de-
'patch the remaining ma trrs; amnt get them the bums of
negotiation with the peogt,b-ourieg repuhlice for the re- a-
tabliatiment of Columbia under the federate talons' of
government. (Stank) Lieu us Puns°.

On Sunday the Emperor Napoleon accepted an
invitation to a ball glom by the label:aunts of Plombi .
His N pity opeaed the ball a: a qauter to nine, sad, triter
deaden fear tinge, returned to his hotel at half past ten.

-.. • . -
The °peewee says it is hoped that Marshal Can-
retort, whe is new at Aix les-Batas, will pus a fsw days at
Tana.

The medical body of Franca iso►ganieiag at Paris
a banquet to the aacelto.l wee of the arty sad navy of the
light, to take place oa the 20th Assiut.
London, England, 1856-07-24

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

BlarkwalL; from London for Melbourne, July IS, lat. 45 N., lon.
10 W.
Orient, for Adelaide, July 6, lot. 46 N., len. 6 W.
otorni Cloud, from G:nagow fur Bonaloy, Jaly IS, lat. 41 N., Ice.
10 W.

POSTAL CONVENTION WITH MEIICO.—The follow-
tag are tbs molt insportatt provisions of • be new postal con-
vention between Mexico and the United States. Mails once
a week or oftener are to be conveyed bets. en New Orleans
and the Gi.lf of Mexico, by the steam. re of the United
Amoebas end hi,lican Steam-ship Mull Company." TIN
Mexican governm' at is to pay a subsidy to the company of
15,0001. a year, to be raised by import 'lOll,l on merchan-
dise conveyed by the mail petkeu. H.ll the number of
packets am to sail trader ti e Mexican sap, and the other
half under the United State. S'g. They are to he adapted
for war service and the conveyance of mops. Neithir
Mimic° nor the United Sta:es is to convey Its own troops in
the packets beyond the limit. of its owo territory. la clic
of war between Die two republics the mail service is not to
be intercepted. Th. pickets may convey foreign and na-
tional mercinandist into sty of the Mezteen pore. This Na
postage to be 3id. on the cc. letter. The charge for perio-
Mends SI 2d. each ; pamphlets end printed matter id. per cc.
The Postmasters General of Meucci arid the United Stott,'
have NMI!' to establish an United line of mail steamers on
the Pacific. Hitherto, the snail e,mmuniestion between
New Orleans and the Mexican Ow f has been tri-monthly.
and the sea p alga sd. This convention will reduce the
poster on letters between England and Reale° via the
United States.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1856-07-23

$

at 108 to 1. At four o'clock, Rumba Five per Cents.
wen quoted 111 to 113; ditto Four-and-a-Half per
Omits., 98 to 100. Dutch Two4nd-a-Half pee
Cents., 84 to 88 ; ditto Four per Cent. Cartilioates,
98 to 98. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Caste.,
81 to 83. Spanish Defined Three per Cents., 23/
to 24; and Mexican Bonds, 22/ to 231.
The closing quotations for the newly projected
railways are subjoined, vin.: Eastern Bengal Rail-
way, I to I prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, I to
prem. ; Western Railway of Austria, 1/ to 2
prem. ; New Brunswick and Canada Railway and
Land A shares, Ito 11 prem.; ditto B @hares, /to
11 prem.; Ceylon Railway, 11 to 1/ prem.; Cal-
cutta and South Eastern Railway, / to 1 prem.
Ottoman Bank shares left off at 3 to 31 prem.;
Bank of Egypt, at 11 to 1/ prem.; National Die.
count, at 1/ to 2/ prem. ; ditto New Shares, at 1 to
1/ prem.; and General Bank of Switzerland. at par
to prem. Bank of London, City Bank, Union Bank
of Australia, and South Australian Bank docks, were
all better. Australian Agricultural abates show a
further fall of 11. Peninsular and Oriental Steam
shares were flatter, and North of Europe Steam
firmer. London Dock stock is marked 103 ex div. ;
Southampton Dock, 491 and 491; and Victoria
Government Six per Cents., 109. The shares of the
West Ham Distillery Company were quoted par to
i Prem.
The Seven per Cent. Mortgage Bonds of the
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Company were quoted to-day 81 to 83.
London, England, 1856-07-23

BIRTHS.

CAPS.—JuIy lA. at Waterloo:street, Brighton, the wile of the Rev. F.
C. Cara, of • daughter.
DAvIIMOOD.—JuIy IS, at Stone Lodge, Suffolk, We llun, Kra. G.
UliabwoodL of a daughter.
DONOVAN.—JuIy 19, at Brighton, th, wife of A. Donovan, Req. of
a daughter.
PAKNDAN. July 19, at Fatou•plage, the sire of E. B Farnham,
Ep , of a daughter will horn.
BORSFIELD.—JuIy 20, at New.oo.green-Lrraoe., Leeds, the wife of
the Rev. R. Bonfield, of a eon.
RITCHIND.—JuIy 19, at Bedford-hill, Brlhans, Surrey, the wife of
the Rev. W. kiteldrg. of a daughter.
MACE PAZ/E.—July la, at Swanage, the wl'e of Commander J. F. C.
Naelsei ale, R.N., of a daughter.
POLE.— July IC, at the Old Park-house, Derbyshire, the Lady A. C.
Pole, of a daughter.
VAUD HAN.—July 21, at St. John'. rammer, Brilton, the wife of
the Rev. M. Vaughan, of a eno.
WHITIDIEA D.—July Ig, at lot
of J. Whitehead, Esq., of a eon.

Ilyde.patk, the wife
London, England, 1856-07-23

MINES:-THIS DAY,

Two o'CLoct.
There seems to be rather more business going for-
ward in British mining stocks, but the predominanee
is still on the side of sellers, and the market remains
flat.
Sortridge Consols shares bare been dealt is to-day
at 2; ; Cobra at 67 ; and Australian Mining, at 11.
Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's trainee-
Bons in the Mining Exchange:
Mining Exchange official list :
Render: 31 ; North Basset, 30, ; St. Day United,
22.. 6d.; Wk. al Grenville, 23e. 6d., 24e. ; Wheel Ludeets,
32a 64., 33a. 6 Wheal Trelawny, 261.
In the Stook Exchange
Alfred Conchs, 141, 1; North Roar, ar, 90 ; South Tamar,
44 ; &midge Ceaeole, 2, ; Wheal Mazy Ann, 34 ; Gnat
South Tolgu, 8; Pedn-lan-dree, 26e.
London, England, 1856-07-23

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MARK-LANG. THIS DAY.
The English wbeet trade was very dull this morniag, at
the rates of Monday Mat. The receipts of foreign wheat and
dour have been liberal sines Moaday ; the &Mesdames of
buyers fa Mark.lane wee very small, and the offers gene-
rally made were below late rata, with which factors did sot
however readily comply. Flour 'old very slowly at Mam-
a prime.
ley soiree, and fully as deer.
With the am:option of a few heavy and good sweet fame-
oeva, the value of oats declined fully 6d. per qr.
Beans and peal =detained Monday's quotations.
ARAITAIS DITO LONDON 711011 IDLY II TO JULY 13.
Nogbib 0006eb. bleb. Fordm
730
I/ 101 LT
SO 030 11510
—Neb.6lo 8,1 bsnsls.

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flost.

MINCINO-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
flooms.—The market dosed heavily yesterday, at fully
6d. decline, with bat surf small moons of business done.
Te-cay a slight revival has taken place in oonsequeses
of news from Ratak (reported in the Doily New of this
morning) that Russia had lowered the importation duties of
sugar, including relined, and the particulate of this Weirs-
' One communisation will be looked for with anaMty. Thus
has not yet been business dons to-day to give quotations.
Covran.—This article continues to tell steadily at last
week's currency.
TPA remains without alteration.
Rios —A large parcel of low Madre, has been sold at 9e.
The article generally has a steady appearance.
Rom —The market remains arm.
Corrox.—No sales reported, bat the article is very AM.
Brions.—The sales are progressing at shoat previous
rates.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is steady to-day, at the subjoined quota-
tions .—Peteriburg Y. C. on the spot, 61s. 6d. ; July, 61s. ;
Almost and September, 60e.; October to December, 495.
to 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—THIB DAY.
Messrs. Pattanden and Smith, hop factor?, 'sport that the
aecossts from the plantations still e^sne conflieting.
In some parts vermin is said to Mason rapidly, in tithe re the
bias progresses fevoarably. Duty, 200,000 i.

COAL MARKET—THIS DAY-
Eden Main, 18s. 9d. ; Taalleld Moor, 14.; Walls Bad
Ocsforth, 17.. 6i.; Walls Bid Booth Henan. 19.. %Li
Wills Bad Ti.., 20..-22 fresh ships at market.
London, England, 1856-07-23

Sprieh gorrsraset, for se hoemteable settlemat of the
Spanish committee certificate of apapea ass fowled." Ile
said dot an attempt eta tong mole w Nalmsaii the pro-
perty of a hope ratan °flier 11WWWY1111•111W11, sad that
the wimple of Amines sad Frame we eameat to jastify
the interferer et et her lleyeety'spwwwww. I. the yew
1832, durieg the civil wag, the tiptoe severiseat SM.
traded a loan of 8,000,000 tenable them It wry ea the
Newt. The loan was pri•dpally takes
_by BMA rib.
jests, who had tot nceived • freeties ftifistsiest fee 19
years. He ten out • Beide stutterer arab% WA allow
this. The Sparth governor had lately
see Art to
Itszieo to compel that emeaseat le the daises elf •
tinsher of Spatigh subjects, sea ibis INN • OM!
able opportunity to urge the Maier etas DM* amillema
apes then.
Lad PALMERSTON admitted ilet the seers takes by
the Spanish goverusent could met tee memited withezi
priseiple animas or good faith. TM wary 111111 adrui
at • tine when the Bpwielt twice wet ewpwa l• it straggle
1101 liberty. which they maid Wit have seiseeted wittiest
pessaiary seektseee The gevemasee avw. Indeed, ma-
teaded that they had set embed the wide saleaat el
coital far which they bad beam Valles hat *at was
always the ens with gorerende per diMeeMse sad
of bad credit, and afforded to sow to re shim of uno
British creditors. Then could he atiqwwies as WOW Miss-
Hot ea the Spanish attire. The sal, erred=vie r to
the sip theory of say steps to be talcs -by the British io-
n/sweat to octets jetties for the parties. It all artUr
seer, when loss. hid beet entreeted at tho &modes sad
it the responsibility of individuals, it was sot esaailaal
mvisshle for the movement to Merle» direly jaMmo
ore et Mexico the Spanish goversneat was MIIWWWI W
Wiener*, as then was as sedentamdiag lompssa ibs ips-
',remota. The British men rawest bed eel MOM Mime
the claim., of to. bondholders by snob felndly advise rem
noversenest was rotitled to give to mother, whet its sub.
jests bad any grinsece to cJimplais of, although their rol-
primestations had sot yet beet attemded with the mews to
which they were entitled.
After • few word. frees Sir J. FiricaitaLD, asset:4W
dremed.
London, England, 1856-07-23

GUILDHALL.

Ctarler WilUare Norman,
Belie Vue-tetreee. Clevelami.4 4

amine-seller and droper, of 12,
111kIr-end, IFas auger, on r..

wand, with not surrendering to bis bankruptcy.
Mr. Metcalf, to. balf attn. appeared to promote. and Mr. CM,-
feed, from the t Qlce of Mr. Wordner, for the le ismer.
Mr. Metc.lt baring pot in evi 'fence wi.h the new of di tang that
the pilawr bed intended to &YEW his creditors, and bad thus hr.
come arm noble to the statute under who h the information was laid,
lbw prisoner was remanded for • week.

THE SPONDON MURDER.—Oa Monday last, the
inquest touching the death of Emelt Stone. who was so
brutally murdered on the night cf the 23rd ult., near
Spondon, was resumed before H. Henley, EN , coroner.
The coroner rapeseed his regret that all the riff rum made to
bring the charge home to the guilty party had been onavail.
is., and obrerved that it was not advisable longs r to ps o-
pine the ir spiry, there being, in his opinion, no evidence t
eriminate the pieties hitherto apprehended on suspicion, and
no new enrceinstanc,s likely to lead to the apprehension of
the right man. Tha revert offered by government, en in-
mate. to exertion, would be, however, still in existence,
and Sir H. Wilmot, Bert , who had then great interest in
the elucidation of 'he Tarries recto mosected with the case,
would in his magisterial capacity be able to render semi.-
' ones should any now evidence render a farther 'Nomination
amessary. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder
against some person or persons usknown."
THE CASE Or ARCHDEACON DENISON —BATH,
ToaaD•r.—Ton suit promoted by the Rev. Joseph at•her.
vicar of South Brent, against the Ven. 0. A. Denison,
archdeacon of Tsunami, for p.mehlog end publishing three
sermons which contained doctrine, on the subject of the
reel presence, repugnant to the Art des of the Church of
England, came es for bearing at the Guildhall to-day. The
A•chbWopp of Canterbury presided la person, sad his mem-
son were Dr. Lushiegton, the Very Rev. 0. H.B. Jobe:woo,
dean of Wells, and Dr. Hartley. Hr. Bayfrid sppeared for
the promoter, and Dr. Plullimore for the &renewal.
• Several hours were occupied with the dim:swims of certain
formal and technical °Ejections to the suit advanced by the
defendant's advocate, which were overruled, however, by
Dr. Imshington, except on one point, which be reserved for
emsaideratioa. Witnesees were then called to Move the pub-
lication of the someone, and the other essential facts of the
ease, and the court a ijourned until to-morrow (Wednesday)
morning.
London, England, 1856-11-21

TO TIM lIDITOR. OP TAM ZIPIIISB.

812,—1n your impression of yesterday I observe,
la reference to the alleged frauds on the Great Northern
Railway Company, a statement affecting the prisoner Kent
which is calculated to do him series. it sad which,
belay the more dangerous because having a groundwork of
fact, I beaten to explain.
You state that one singular fact in connexion with this
young man may be mentioned. Upon his marriage, which
took place not vary long afoot, he settled the whole of his
household furniture, hie life pollsy, and all the other pee-
party be poesseeed, apes his wife, so that to the event of his
befog found guilty in munezion with Redpatb, it is a ques
tion whether the company have any claim epos his moiety.
New the hapranioa left upon the mind of any person on
reading the above-mentioned paragraph would be that Heat,
WWI at the time of hie marriage in guilty complieity with
Redpath in certain frauds epos the Great Northers Rail-
way Company, had taken the step above mentioned as a
precautionary measure, and in anticipatioa of his toavistioa
of felony.
Nothing eau be farther from the real (sets. Mr. Kent
was induced by me to settle upon his wife certain property
of his own, and other property to which he may become
'elided in right of his wife.

As mileiterrof his family—and I need hardly say with no
other motive than a wish to see Heat's wife and family
protested by as ordinery act of pnidence from commercial
sanneded with difficulty in basin the
settlement executed, for Kent himself was opposed to the
mean" and orsly yielded after cousidenble pressieg.
I trust this implementor' will he sufficient to show that
Heat was not 'muted in the matter by any improper
motive and. relying on your seam of ionise for the
insertion of ay letter, and that you will at the present
step of the prerseediap as for se possible refrain from
saramourable ocomtest upon the character of a young man
who has hitherto acted in every Mattes In lite so as to
segue and retain the esteems of his *leads, and w►om ell
hie friends believe to be, and hops to prove, entirely
iguana, of the mime with whisk he has been somewhat
hastily abarged,—l an, It,
CLERK TO Till PRISONER'S SOLICITOR.