biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-21

BELGIUM.

On Wednesday the commission appointed by the
Belgian Chamber of Representatives to prepare a
reply to the speech from the throne—a commission
eompoerd mainly of members of the alai& party—
agreed to an address which contains the following
pump :

"Sire, the Chamber of Representatives shares in
the interest felt by your Majesty's government in
the progress of elementary and secondary education.
The prosperity of university instruction claims oleo
an equal interest, and ought to rest upon the public
'cadence. The relative liberty of the professor has
for its limit the liberty of the pupil's otoseleme, and
loyal and constitutional respect for the religious faith
of families of which the prommeot is but the re-
spousible delegate. Your Majesty's government, in
recalling these principles consecrated by oar institu.
lions, and the firm and sincere application of which
is its desire, has proved its solicitude for the future of
the universities—a solicitude which is altered by the
Chamber of Representatives."
The Indepardark* Bee, which considers the
above passage to be an insidious and crafty attack
upon the muse of free instruction, states that but one
member d the commission, M. Dekko" voted
against it. The address was to be discussed this day
by the Chamber.

News has reached Paris that the Governor of
Palermo his ordered a strict surveillance to be czar-
oind ups 01 French and Itoglish commercial
I vomit. It is probable that within a day or two the
Neapolitan question, which bas remained in a ridi-
culous state of stagnation foe a long time, will be
advanesd a stage, one way or the other.
London, England, 1856-11-21

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SPAIN•

NEW TROUBLES.
The Erpana of Madrid gives the following atteoast
t the revolt at Dialogs :

" Ai:Jading to letters from Mans, of the 12th,

an imago had taken plies, the might of or prstent for
which wee not known. Cries of " Vivo la Repub-
lique !" were uttered, shots were exchanged. and the
Espana supposes that the only object of the rioters
I was smuggling. The troops had about eight men
wounded, while on the side of the rebels there were

from fifteen to twenty wounded and three killed.
The Captain-General has published a very seem
Undo, and the prisoners are ordered for triaL
The Jow"sal dee Debate of this morning states in
the mane of an article by M. de Sect upon the affairs
of Spain t—that the absolutists who surround the
Queen lately demanded her consent to &onion between
her daughter and the young Prince Charles, Infant
of Spain, eldest eon of the Infant Don Juan,
brother of Count de Montemolin. The Queen

wee ready to anent to the proposal, but the
absolutists went further, and demanded that the
Queen abdicate in favour of her child, and that dur-
ing the minority of the new Queen, the government
of Spain be confided to a council of regency, um-
' posed of three members, two of them being the
husband of Queen Isabella and the Infant Don Juan
—that is to say, the father of the future Queen, and
the father of hoe intended husband. The Dobai, adds
that the Quen was greatly affected and irritated by this
outrageousprop3eal, and rejected it with all her energy.
The Dlloests farther observes that the strength and in-
flume of the absolutists are so great that the wisest
men of the constitutional party are alarmed. Marshal
Nurse: himself and M. Pidal are troubled, and " for
some seconds almost despaired of the moiety of their
°matey."
London, England, 1856-08-04

RUSSIA.

BERLIN, AUOCST 2.
The Russian consulates are re-established in the
lonian Islands.
The report that Admiral Napier had bad an au-
dience of the Orand Doke Constantine is contradicted.

Botenieff, the Russian ambassador to Cantata.
tioople, baa set oat for Dresden.

It is stated that the coronation of Alexander h. is
postponed till the 7th of S pternber.

DENMARK.

The ceremony of proclaiming the usual session of
the Supreme Court of Justice at Copenhagen, on the
29 h, excited the liveliest expressions of gratification
amongst the people of the Danish capital, on account
of the new law which bee received the royal sanction,
establishing the publicity of the proceedings of that
ancient court. A crowd followed the heralds through
the &Wets. and gave euthusir9tio cheers for the
King, the Diet, and the Court of Justice.

We read is yesterday's Moniteur : " A decree of
Suenw 2 pat% en end to the provisional ministry of nuance,
vended to N. Fiuld, minister of state and the Emperor's
household, and N. Magus resumes bit functions, commen-
cing that day "
On the 25,h ultimo, the Emperor and Empress of
Hoene lett St. Petersburg, by see, f,r Hapset, whets their
children ere.
Prince Louis Lucien Bonaparte, on his arrival lately
from St. Sebastian at Bt. Jean de Luz, commenced a amuse
of see hathieg, takiag up bib residence in the hoes* of Care
disal Masons.
A letter of July 4, from Evart, in Norway, is tb•
Aagsbw'g Gazette, says: "The temperature i. extraordi-
nary veld for the season. List tight the tbermometey was
So low that to same 1 Caiitire Vle pot•tres were fr urn Is the
grow,. Two days ago it mowed part 01 the day. Oa the
belittle of s►e Thelemerke the cold has been so team that
cows and sheep have petithed. Toe scow wee s kid deep
there. On the let July the Alit steamer was pveVented
from leaving Karlstad by a snow storm."

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London, England, 1856-08-04

LAMBETH.

With reference to a case at this court, repotted is our Mt-
preastea of Friday, in wltmh a woman named Catley applied
to the magistrate. stating that Mr. O'Shea, a surgeon, re-
fused to give her a mitifieete neer Nary for the burial of her
child, instil the sweat dee to him for medical attendance
wee paid, Mr. O'Shie requests as I. state that before
had bees celled upon by either Sounders or Coleman, Is
faformed the registrar of the district of the cause of death ;
and that the registrar objected to register the death, no the
precede that the child had received an accident No one
made appliciatica to the resisted 0 register lie death sive
Mr. O'Shea himself. Tha Ps. raid to be gives to the WOllll6ll
Catley by the msgistramt, vas cot paid to lir. O'Shea.

RURAL FESTIVITIES AT LONDISBOROUCIII PARK.
Oa Retarday last, the day attar the show at Maris
Welghtes, the park at Londeeborough waa tha f
estertainemet given by the Right Hon. Lord Londrabo.
milk to the tenet,' pa tple of the di.tricr, which consist. d
of a nester of sports an t gems*, suitable prirc bsirg
awarded te the suosenful competitors in each instance. The
proud was graced by the preteens* of Ledy L .ndoetionniph
sad fishy, sad the sport, were presided or. r by his lord-
ship with his sephew, Lord French' Complier's, whose
k'nkseas and hearty participation In the enjoyment of toe
People woe foe him the haute of all resort, which of the
easeleeies of the sports found 'sot in reiterated eh, ere
There taut hare been sot lees thea 8 008 spectators on the
=11; sad at the coact silo. of the sperm his lordship
that the committee of gestlemes who bed the ar-
rasgement of the sports should be aside 'were of bin lord
shies approval of the adesitable rammer is which every-
had bows eoodaetwl.— YorkeArre Ossetic
Z AMERICAN MAILE—LTVERPOOL, SATURDAY
—The British' mid N irth Asterism royal nail stratnebip
Canada, Caplets W. J. C. Leap, sailed from the Merely at
half-put 11 o'clock this forenoata fee B otos sad Halite.,
with the mewl senor for the Usited Beat*, Bridal North
Aisorlisas tasemieew, 112 peeeedgefe, sad a fall same' of
malleadio ea Opsighl.
London, England, 1856-08-04

THE POLICE COURTS

Maud Raley was Warn op on naiad, on the Marge
el being eceurned with Leary and Doody (both under
outman of haprisonmea9, mad eutber act in auto ty, in
the planter of Mr. Stocker, who was knocked dons in
High strut, 8t dilees, and shortly afterwards expired from
the Welles ~bed.
Mr. Impostor lineltell Warned the nspistrate that tbe
Barth mu, who was the one that snook Mr. Bonita, had
sot yet bees akin, end be (Mr. Mitettell) had no additional
evidure to ofer. due of the wittiness had told him (Mr.
MitebeD) that Haley streak the decteemd, but was not pr. -
pared to swear positively to that statement. At all events
b woo eenvisend that it was sot Daley, but the MY still at
low, who gave the latal blow.
Mr. Hoary asked if the levy at the inquest had not so.
passed an opinion that Mr. Sunhat was the aggress at.
Mr. Mitchell—" They did, ear; bat that opinion war not
laniureal. However, Ido not think that It affects the W-
arr, end I should wish your worship to deal with the can
.a sleet him se it steads."
Mr. Henry crravieted him of being eonerrned is Mollies
the nag, sad stated him to three mouths' (=prim:tunas
London, England, 1856-11-26

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The Moniker of yesterday contains the following
snatuniostioa frets Brussels, dated Banday last :

"The event of yesterday's sitting in the Chamber
of Representatives was a speech in which M. De-
decker, Minister of the Interior, repaid to the charge
of inconsistency brought against him in previous
sittings. He justified his policy in the matter of
superior instruction. M. Dedecker, whose high cha-
racter merits the esteem even of his adversaries, had
a delicate task to perform ; he acquitted himself of it
with remarkable talent, and his 'nooses was complete.
He proved to demonstration that superior instruction
is possible, with the liberty of the professor
restrained within the limits of propriety, good sense,
and the public conscience; he combatted with ad-
vantage the arguments of the opposition, who con-
tend that tke functionary charged to instruct the
young in the practices and duties of the social life
ought to enjoy in so delicate a duty as irresponsibility
which belongs to no other functionary in the state.
He was applauded when he said that to communicate
superior instruction it is not sufficient to be a satrant ;
it is also requisite that the professor unite tact and
prudence to science—qualities equally indispensable
for the instruction of the young.
"In concluding, M. Dsdecker delivered a perora-
tion which was extremely happy, and elicited univer-
sal applause. Alter refuting the assertions of his
adversaries, he turned towards the intolerant mem-
bers of his own party, and exclaimed—' To see the
tendencies of the Catholic press of Flanders, one
would be justified in saying that a blast of intoler-
ance has plead over Belgium ; but intolerance in
Belgium—whether it calls itself the Inquisition,
philosophy, or protestantism—has always excited the
country to revolt, and has been the signal of the three
revolutions which are written in our history. In that
fact is a lesson which I today recommend from the
height of the National Tribune to the intolerant
fraction of the party to which I have the honour to
belong.' "

AND PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Nov. 24.

Mootugs from Berne, received this day, state that
the Federal Council unanimously refuses to oomply
with the demand of Prussia to set at liberty the
Nenfclitel prisoners.
The Council declares, moreover, that it is ready to
negotiate, and that it is willing to re-open the rela-
tions of friendship and good neighbourhood with
Prussia.
London, England, 1856-11-26

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 22.
The Gazette contradicts the statement of the lade-
pendanee Belga, that Lord Howden had asked the
government for explanations' to the political course
it intended to pursue.
The Madrid journals of the 20th state that at the
reception held by the Queen, on the occasion of her
fete, O'Donnell and his colleagues in his cabinet—
M. Rios Rosati, M. Coiled°, M. Pastor Dias, and M.
Salaverria—were present, as were also all the nota-
bilities of the moderado party. At Malaga the garri-
son had been reinforced by 000 men. On their arrival
the military commander passed them in review, and in
a speech praised the garrison for its conduct in the re-
cent insurrection, and exhorted them to imitate it, if
necessary. He added that he was determined to
maintain order at every coat, and that before the
throne should be placed in danger the insurgents
would have to pass over his corpse. He then cried
"Long live the Queen l" and the cry, according to
the Gazette, was repeated with enthusiasm by the
troops. Great precautions had been taken in the
town for the preservation of order, and all the popu-
lation had bees disarmed. Numerous arrests had
been and were being effected. The court-martial
had condemned nine insurgents to death, and it was
believed that the mime fate awaited others. None
of the soldiers and insurgents wounded in the fight
had died, but the wounds of one soldier and of several
of the insurgents were serious. The Epoea says that
when the news of the rising at Malaga reached
Granada there were indications that a revolt was
imminent; but the authorities by their energy pre-
vented an outbreak, and they afterwards sent word
to the government that they would answer for the
maintenance of order.
London, England, 1856-11-26

to 1. For money the last pries was 931 to 94. The
" coatango" for the January account a as mush es
Ito / per cent. It must not be forgotten, however,
that this rate includes income tax, the real holder of
stock having to pay 2s. per cent. The next " account'
also is an unusually long one, extending from the 4th
of December to the Bth of January. The official
business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. CoD.
soli, for money, 941, 941, 94, 931, 941; ditto, tot
mount, 4th Dec., HI, I, 1, 1. Three per Cent.
Reduced, 93, 931,921, 931. New Three per Cents.,
93L 1. 1. 1,1. Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in
April, 1885, 171, 18. Bank Stock, 2151. India Stock,
225. India Bonds, 2r., 3e. prem. Three-and's-Half
per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1856
and 1859, 981, 99.
The new Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are also
marked 771.
Exchequer Bills maintain 2s. to ss. prem., and
Exchequer Bonds, LBl to 99.
Turkish Six per Cents. were first marked 94, but
declined with Consols, and closed at 931 to 1, being
1_ per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yesterday.
The Guaranteed Four per Cents. receded 1 per
cent., leaving off at 1001 to /. Other foreign Ma.
rities were steady, but very quiet.
Bank of Egypt shares closed to-day at Ito 01
die. Ottoman Bank at 21 to 2 die ; National Dis-
count, at 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; London Discouat, at
1 to 1 dim.; snd General Bank of Switzerland, at
1/ to It die. Union Bank of Australia stock rose
14 Western Bank of London shares were some-
what flatter, at 7to 5 die. Australian Agricultural
and Peel River shares were weaker, whilst Gonads
Land improved. Crystal Palace shares are looking
up ; the original stock closed at 21, " buyers." St.
Katharine Dock stock is marked 891 and 89.
The nominal closing quotations tor the newly pro.
tested railways are subjoined, viz.: Eastern Bengal
Railway. 1 to 1 premium ; Ceylon Railway. 1/ to It
prem.; Calcutta and South Eastern Railway, par
to 1 prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, /
to 1 prem.; Copiapo Railway, 1 die. to par ; Italian
Junction Railways, 2 to 11 die. ; Euphrates Valley
Railway, Ito 1 prem. Metropolitan Railway Gua-
ranteed shares, 1 to 1 dia.; New Brunswick and
Canada Railway and Lund A shares, 1 die. to par;
ditto, B sharer, 1 to of die.
The nominal quotations for some other new pro-
cts are as follow :—European and Indian Junction
TelegraphCourpany, 1 die. to 1 pm.; Bernard's Patent
Mschine Boot and Shoe Company, 1 die. to par; West
Ham Distillery Company, 1 die. to par ; Levant
Mineral, 1 die. to per; Metropolitan Saloon Omnibus
Company, par to 1 prem.; and National Guaranteed
Manure Company, par to 1 prem.
London, England, 1856-11-19

MAATLEBONII.

Yesterday, after the disposal of the night Merges, Mr.
M Broughton, r. Fell, the chief clerk, oar reporter, and the
widow Rumball, for whom so much sympathy has been es-
cited, retired into the magistrate's private room, in order
that them agistrate might make known to Mn. Rumball,
without subjecting her unnecessarily to the gaze of a
crowded Watt, the resell of what bad been doss for the
alleviation of the red condition in which she was neently
placed by the death of tier bookend, as inspector of the
division, with sic children dependent upon her.
Mr. Broughton (addrereing the widow)—l have sent for
you to be have to-day, Mn. Emboli, to Inform you how
nation steed in regard to your one. A great deal of
money has been received hen, and which has been properly
entrusted into the hands of Mr. Fell. You ought to be
grateful to that smileless sitting by you (alluding to our
reporter) for the trouble be has bad; and lam quite sun
that he feels • satisfaction la bevies been instrumental in
assisting you. You have received money, I believe, from
other warns, hem you sot ?
Mrs. Ranaball—Yee, air, I have received somewhere
about 201.

Mr. Broughton (to Mr. Fall)—How mach have yea alto-
gether nesived ? •
Mr. Fell-1141. 14a. ld., up to yesterday.
Mr. Broughton—With regard to the deposit in the British
Bank, you may get 20a. in the potted. I have a letter
from • gentleman I. the City, wbo is selling deposits to
the Royal British Beak, and who is willing and ready to
dispose of the widow's unmet thersia at 12s. 6d. ia the
pound ; for his trouble In 'Seeing the tale he bad no wish
to make any charge. (To the widow.) I would not advise
a dimmed of your deposit at present.
Mr. Fell (the chief clerk), to the widow—The megistrate's
advise is, I. my opinions, quite right. Considering what
hos already beets dose for lon, you can well afford to lame
your mosey whore It is, at all mats for the ptcmat ; and
ultimately you imay perhaps not be any loser by the weft-
dense ulna yeti plated in the bank.
Mr. Broughton, who bee takes great interest is the affair,
inked to. widow what her fanatic's& IMO with regard to
her obtaining a living for hermit sad family ; to which she
replied that she well analogs to go into business se a coffee-
how* keeper, when the could site a favourable opportunity
for so deiog.
After some farther proceedings, it wee decided, upon the
suggestion of Mr. Broughton and Mr. Fell, that 1004
should be invested in the trade, Mr. Fell kindly undertaking
the trouble attendant thereon ; and the widow laid that she
*Mold deposit In a savings bank such 'sum as she did sot
immediately require.
Mr. Bresghtos expressed his pleasure at the aid which
had beta afforded her; pad the bereaved, with tears is her
eyes, being scarcely able from inward emotion to articulate,
thanked all most sincerely from her heart who had misted
her In the time ef aced.
London, England, 1856-11-19

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoox.
Business in British mining stocks is becoming
more active, and, although prices show no general
change, the market exhibits an improved character.
In the Stock Exchange today St. John Del Rey
shares have been dealt in at 181; Santiago, at 21; and
United Mexican, at 4.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange:
Alfred Console, 161; Chanctellermille, 60. 3d., 6s. 9d. ;
Bast Basset, 59 ; Great Alfred, 91, 9.16, ; Great
Sheba, 31; Gnat South Tolgne, 131,1, f. I ; Lady Bertha,
20n, 215., 205., 19s. 6d., 20e. ; Molland, 2i. 6d. ; Old Tel-
' gu United, 100; Pembroke and East Crionis, di.; gonad-
hW, 9.., 10s. ; &Midge Consols, 2 11-16, I; South Carn
Brea, 121; Tavy Consols, 3; Mimic 34 ; Vale of
Tony, 11.. ; Wheal Kitty (Leians), 101; Wheal Margaret,
424; Wriest Wrey,

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In the Stook kaeliange :
Welt Buret, 324, 33 ; North Buret, 361 ; Sortridge Ne-
wts, 2 9-16, I, ; Great Wheal Alfred, 9i. i; Great
Beath 131, ; Great Sheba Consols, 3 ; Lady
Bertha, 19..,195. 66., 20e.; Port Philip, 2a 91.
London, England, 1856-11-10

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE ENGLISH FLEET IN THE BLACK SEA.

Advioes from Constantinople of the let instant an-
nounce that the Cressy and Desperate (corvette) had
arrived to reinforce the squadron of Admiral Lord
Lyons. The St. Jean d'Acre was expected. The
fleet, it le said, will winter in the Bosphorus.
According to a French authority, the naval forces
of England in the Black Sea were composed, on the
31st ult., as follows :—The vessels the Majestic and
the Royal Albert; the screw frigates Curacao, 30
guns ; Diamond, 28; and the Dauntless, 28; the
steam corvettes Malscos,l7 guns; Magician, 16 ; and
Ariel, 14 ; the tenders and steam gunboats Conflict,
Curlew, Desperate, Swallow, each of 8 guns; Beagle,
Centaur, Recruit, Snake, Sphynx, Stromboli, Viper,
Vulture, Wrengull, each of 6 guns; the Arrow,
Gladiator, Lyoz, Medina, and Tartar, each of 4
guns; the Oberon, 3; Harpy, 1; Melampus and
Wye, powder vessels.

THE GERMANIC DIET AND NEUFCHATEL•

In a sitting of the 6th the Germanic Diet unani-
mously adopted the resolutions of the special com-
mission ordered to report upon the Prussian propc-
aitions relative to Neufchatel. These resolutions are
to the effect that the Germanic Confederation adheres

to the London protocol, which formally recognises
the rights of Prussia to this Principality, and that it
will take steps on behalf of the royalist prisoners.
London, England, 1856-11-10

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE-JIILLIEN'S
CONCERTS.

At the concert of Saturday evening the novel
feature was "The French Quadrille," composed as a
companion to the well known and favourite English
Quadrille, and now performed for the first time. It
is a melange of French popular airs, chiefly of a
military stamp; including "Le Petit Tambour,"
" Vernon' an Saint de rEmpire," "Le Petit
Caporal," dee., most skilfully and felicitously arranged
for ( the orchestra. This medley concluded with
" Patient pour la Syr*" and 0 Viva rEmpereur !"
snug in chorus by the performers of the orchestra. It
had the greatest success, being received with loud
and reiterated acclamations. Miss Catherine Hayes
sang "Cuts Diva," and the Irish ballad, "Savour-
seen Deelish." Her reception was as enthusiastic as
ever. Of the orchestral performances, the most
remarkable were the Andante from Mendelssohn's
Italian Symphony, the slow movement of Mozart's
"Jupiter," and the Allegretto from Beethoven's
Symphony in F; ell charming things, and admirably
played ; but they have teen too often repeated at
theeeconcerts—s little more variety would be scoop.
table. The theatre was crowded in every part, and
the " promenaders" were as quiet and attentive as
could possibly be desired.

The subject of s peat musical celebration of the
esatesavy of Handers death. in 1869, bas already occupied
somidnable attention. In order to demonstrate the saps-
, !Athos of the Crystal Palace for this pupae, arrangements
have bees coneleded between the Sacred Harmonic SocMty
sad the directory of the Crystal Palace Company for under-
Midst, M May neat. in the esatni transept a preliminary
Greed Handel Festival or Cowers with • carefully @s-
leeted etabestre of the enpreesdeeted latent of 2,300 per-
formers.
London, England, 1856-11-10

A LITTLE ABOUT LORD MAYORS AND
MEMORABLE MAYORALTIES.

(LY THE AUTHOR OP " cualosnin or LONDON.")
home gossip about Lord Mayor, ancient and MO.
clkrn, appears warrantable oa " Lard Mayor's Day."
Fur nearly eight centuries has the City. of London
been recognised us a subsisting community, with a
chief magistrate dignified as the portrillfit, Fe-
w-ay.:, or sheriff of the port, provost or bailiff, mayor,
and lord mayor. The word grace, in Saxon, signifies
tail or count, " and thence," says Stow, "is the
reivon of the sword being carried before him ;" and
according to a paper in the Edinburgh Heitiete,
Vol. XXXVI., "the common law poetesses was
anciently a member of parliament by virtue of his
offioe, and without any special election:' Lists of
times officers, with marginal notes of events and
woodcuts, may be seen in the corporation library at
Ouildhall; and here is kept the charter ranted to
the City. by William the Conqueror, in 1087: it is
beantilully written in S iron characters, in about four
lines, upon a slip of parchment six inches long and
eleven brood.
Some 120 years after, or in 1189 (let Richard L)
Henry Fitz-Alwyn, the draper of London Stone, was
elected the first mayor; but the mayoralty was &tat
given in terms to the citizens by King John in
1214-15, on condition that the mayor should be
presented to the King or his justice for approval.
Bat this condition occasioning great expense and
inconvenience, the citizens obtained from Henry IIL,
in 1288437, a new charter, empowering them to
present their mayor to the "llaronsof the Exchequer
at Westminster, when the King should not be there.
Hence the presentations to the Lord Chancellor, as
repreeentatice of the sovereign, on Nov. 2, and to the
Barons of the Exchequer on Nov. 9, the first day of
London, England, 1856-11-10

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Nov. 8.
Several small properties passed under the hammer
yesterday in dm Iseuebered Estates Court, and a few
of them exceeded the rate of twenty years purchase.
The weather eentinnee extremely fine, frost.
which eat in last night, malting no exception, and the
farmers have in general been able to dig in their
potatoes exponent aceditioa. The blight continue
to make sod havoc in the crop after it has
been remered teem the ground.
The NMr. Norris, of Loudon, for an order
of relbeenee to gelid= the meter to administer the real God
personal mans et the lat. John Sadie% M.P., ems,
on yesterday leshre the Lord Chancellor. Mr. Nor-
ris obtained lettere of administration in Loudon, mad
appeared as a separate creditor of John Endleir, taut
baring been in any way implicated is the affairs et
the Tipperary Joint-Stook Bank. There was aleo a
wester petition en the pert of Mr. Hackie, a solicitor.
who men to administer Mr. Badlidee meets; bat
the Chaseellor refuted to make any order on this
latter petition, and made the required order of Me-
moos in Mr. Norris'. petition. His lordship aloe
declined weeding to the application of council on
behaltof some of the Tipperary Bank creditors. who
sought to postpone any order on either of the peti-
tions. It was observed in the wares of the proceed.
imp that thins was no fewer than forty modems is
Bench the
the Tipperary Bank case, in the Court of Cleeerie
preceding day.
London, England, 1856-02-04

EFFECT OF THE PEACE HERB AT BT.

A letter from Bt. Petersburg of Jan. 13 says :
"It would be Mk& to give you a just
ides of the aspect of oar city sines the annonacr
seat, by the Awes: do & Pdgergarg. and other

rlevisals, that the acceptance of the pirelindaarics by
Persia was likely to bad to pease. At nest Ran y
were iersedelook bat these an daily bewaring
sm ausaroes. Every one who is bewared with a re-
=the winter pekoe, sad those who are
near the person of the Ow, Rieke
Nos

SIM remark, " The Czar wishes for pesos j'
nil them sad similar words attired by functionaries
vier a kw days sines, would searesly hoar a ward
men of negotiations, sontribate not a Me to spread
abroad the hopes of pease. Our essuesres has expo-
rimmed the abet of them hopes. sad the dbeias dr
Nora, the ultra war journal, publishes striking ovi-
deems of this. lolls hopes of pesos," says that
journal, " hare brought lib sad setivity to our exte-
rior toomzetwes. Swim morshaadise, espesially
tallow sad hemp, indispensable, it emus, to the
Aimless% have boss during the last fsw days asked
Sir in ilsonsool quatitiss. sad the pries has goes up
with saparallod rapidity."
London, England, 1856-02-04

emies
any of wt•lM sad mantes at the Ishii of as Offside's'
M•der. To have boos the beet of ash • soapy was ea
boom w►isk sight well save aay Restiduals with mealy
?tide. No ass sow ma diorite tha aa••al power whim!
1 natio Is the tall of the member fre Peas Bash •

denser all falsehoods about dinessioust dallaisted tisow ,
@essay whisperas.• ' •
It nest be owned that sq fates the debate sa the
Addison afforded an opportunity of netts, the
boasted union of the Opposition in the Lower Hors,
their right hospitable leader has no reason to be
dinatinierL How long be nay he able to beep hi
regular and irregular followers together remains to
be nen. That regrets at the peeped of pesos, or
repetitions of their boasted nal for the war, will
moire no toleration at hod-quarters, is indicated
broadly ease& in another con= of the journal
bon which we have already quoted. That special
organ boasts, inked, that it was the fret to insist
epos the expediany of coming to terns with Ronk i
and that ace by one, all those who questioned, or
opposed its date, hare boot compelled to saseastb.
This is Siting the halter sloes indeed. How will the
Olin of the yoke to borne I'

• The habit of *starts= it es !avian% is else m•,l
that they will an _• hen tliesreles. The atom W-1
with • dry et aswee—alseet • vesitatia spy el •
wiwih-isaibeihwt Notables reissued is Mr. Dimmers Life
.1 Leta George Beatiseli.
.
London, England, 1856-11-17

THE POLICE COURTS.

MALNISION-1101:181.

:ohs Harvey sad Beery Brown
Intents' wen brought before Sir
N.
W. Canoe, wid th eirsautanes:
lir. Henderson saerid— I am clerk to Nears. Horn and
Co., tarries, of Wood street, Chrepside. Last night, about
20 Wants to six o'clock, the parcels LT the South-
Westin& geode Sala were celled ever to me by one of the
and &angst other gc vie the parcel prodeeed, ad-
"C. Finkel'. Altos," was laid on the counter far
the purpose of being forwarded to its dtztioarion. I after-
wards saw the prisoaer Harvey la eretody. I amused him
of steeling the pareel, spot which he threatened to do for
Eke. I sow the skean Brown looking about the outside
of the premiss, and had him apprehended also. I then
eased both the primers to be taken to the etatice-how.
B. Sherlock, s vet-guard, in the employment of thr
South Wester& Company, said—Lys sight I saw
the petrel produced lying en the MOWN, and es I was gong
We the Sine to take it up, I saw Haney with la's hand
open it. I watched him, sad saw his threw the parcel
ea thiirround by the side of the seater, and he afterwards
etoo and picked It up, sad tried to sake his escape with
it. selaed his, and, after a desperate strabile, le the
coarse of which be tried to Mien es severely, be wee glees
tote meted,.
F. Butner aid W. Malys, polissee'ablee, Noe. 431
and 466, deposed to having taken the prisms, with
whom they had had a most determined and desperate
straggle, late custody.
Several Slam stepped forward end said that both pri-
ses's had bee. previously essieted of felony.
The magistrate ordered the aliens to produce the records
of the previous weeklies of the prisoners at the Contr.'
Crisis! Court, whither they were fully committed ice
trial.
London, England, 1856-11-17

MINItS.-TIIIS DAY.

Two o'CLocC.
There is still no movement of importance in the
market for British mining stocks. The tightness of
the money market contributes to prevent any sow
tamed demand for mining reecoritree.
In the Stock Exchange, this morning, Usitsd
Mexican shares have met with some transactions at
Si to Sj. Sortridge Consols have also been dealt it
et 21; Santiago at 21; and Imperial Brazilian at 11.
Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in tits
Mining Exchange:
Lay Bertha, 10n.,18.. 6 i. ; Rosewaras cad Harlead.lSe..
40e.; B,,rt ridge Consols, 21, 1; Wheal Bdwud,2l ; Wald
Grenville, la. I; Wheal Weer, 7, le 1, i•
In the Stock Exchange:
South Catarina, 2921; North Beats, 85; fteeteidge
Consols. 21; Watt Provident., 14, Vale of Tour, 95.;
Greer Wle el Alfred, 91,

mow
London, England, 1856-11-17

ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.

LIVERPOOL, SCNDALY.
By the arrival of the British and North American
royal mail steamer Arabia, Captain Stone, we have
intelligence from Boston to the 6th inst., and
Halifax to the 6th. The Arabia arrived hors at
midnight last night, and brings sixty-four passengers
and 768,963 dollars in specie, besides the usual mails.
She lelt Boston at 12.30 noon, and reached Halifax
at 10.15 p.m. on the 6th, and left again at midnight.
The Arabia made the passage " north about," and
at 6.50 a.m. yesterday was abreast of Tory Island.
The Aeia, Lott, hence, and the Vigo, Sharpe, from
Havre, had arrived at New York, the former on the
31st ult., and the latter on the 3rd inst.
London, England, 1856-11-17

SPAIN.

A letter from Madrid, in the Independanes Rely@
of yesterday, says :—" Lord Howden paid a visit on
Saturday to General Norms, with the view of ascer-
taining the political programme of the cabinet. The
Duke replied to this strange question by saying that
his cabinet would follow the policy which seemed to it
to be fittest for the interests of Spain. His interlocutor,
after some moments' silence, having expressed the
wish that that reply be made in writing, Marshal
Nereus observed, with the utmost coldness of
manner, Tell your government to put the demand
you have addressed to me in writing, awl I will un-
dertake to reply in the same wad'"

TURKEY.
The French papers publish the following de-
-1 spatebes:

_
" CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 6.
"The speech of Lord Stratford de Radcliffe, and the
reply of the Sultan, have been published.
"The Sultan expressed the great gratification he
experienced at the fresh confirmation now given to
his 'Wanes with England."

_
"BUCHAREST, Oa?. 29.
"The Porte is preparing to fortify °larger°.
"A camp of 25,000 men will afterwards be esta-
blished in the environs."
London, England, 1856-04-01

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE LATE ARREST OF A MOLDAVIAN
BOYARD BY THE AUSTRIANS.

The altaid dutrieAwnne gives the following ex-
planation of the above affair:—

The address which a certain number of Moldavian Boy-
ards transmitted to Prince Calks, with the prayer that it
be submitted to the Conference of Paris, will be
in the recollection of our readers. The Prince,
who at first wu not as to tome proceeding
of the sort, aftetwarde changed his mind, and judged
it inconvenient to proceed in the mode of protest. The
older men amongst the Boyards thereupon gave up
their intention of protesting against the projected reforms,
II bat a certain number of the members of the noblesse united
to draw up a protest, and this they entrusted to a M. 801-1
1 ban, who was called to Pale on businew, to present to the
Conference. Prises (Mika then telegraphed to the Au-
trims authorities a request that M. Holban be arrested.
The latter was aocordingly conducted back to the frontier
under escort, and pat into the hands of a Moldavian officer,
who to it hlm b.ck to Jassy. Prints Ohika limited him-
self to a reprimand.
London, England, 1856-04-01

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gaulta, of March 27, states that some
alarming symptoms had been observed in Gsllicia,
and that a column of troops had been conoentrstsd,
in order to bo woody to march in any direction that
might be necessary.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MONDAY.

On the ocatsion of the signing of the treaty of
peace, the King has conferred the grand cordon of
the Black Eagle upon Baron Manteutfel.
The Austrian Minister, Count Esterhazy, is se
rionsly ill with inflammation of the lungs.

THE EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN.

TRIESTE, MARCH 30.
Many of the Japanese nobles perished in the late
earthquake at Jeddo.
The Emperor and the Imperial family were saved.
London, England, 1856-04-01

MINES,-THIS DAY.

Mining stocks to-day are genera/1y steady, but
Two o'CLoOK.
with little movement. United Mexican shares have
been dealt in at 4 and n; Tin Crott at 41 ; San-
tiago at 3; and the shares of the Australian
Mining Company at 1 to 11.
The New Granada Company's shares are marked
7s. 6d.

Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange, Mining Subscription Rooms, and
Stock Exchange:
Mining Exchange official list
East Ewe, 48. 49, 50, 64 ; North Basset, 39; South
Frances. 335, 340; Tamar Consols, 21, 3; Morrott, 41;
Vale of Tows, 33.. 64., 34.. Gd.; West When, 31t, 35;
West Grenvi.le, 12s 6d.; Wheal Tretusir, 13, 14,
Wheal Edward, 41, 61.
Mining Subscription Rooms official list :
Wheal Buller, 6621, 670; Swanpnol, 51, 6; South
Cuddle, 32.., 331.; Sortridste Console, 21, 1,3; Booth
Can Brea, 91, 101; Pedoandrea, 11, 1 ; View Collocombe,
63.; Sortedgo and Bedford, 4e. 65.; Hawkmoor,
131. 61., 14s. 6d.; Wheel Zion, 17e.. 18s. 61 ; Rooewarne
United, 190,105 ; Treweatha, 31,1; Wheal Ounve, 81.,101.
In the Stock Exchange:
N.nth Basset, 391, 1 ; Wheel Edward, 41, 5 ; 8 )rtridgo
Consols, 21 Pednandrea, 11; Lady Bsrtion, 19.., 205.;
Tavy Consot., 12s. 63. ; Par Console, 181; Wheel Kitty
(Leant). 91; South Csrsdon, 290, 2921 ex oily.; South
Tamar, 61 ; Wheal Wrey, 101, 11; Eut Wheal Eon, 604,
494,50.
A company has been organised for working the
Great Wheal Busy United Mines, Kenwyn, Corn-
wall. The undertaking, which is of course brought
out under the cost-book system, is divided into 6,000
shares. It is computed that 40,0001. will be sufficient
to provide and erect proper machinery, drain the
mines to the bottom, and place them on a dividend-
paying state.
The prospectus is also issued of a project bearingthe
title of the " Miners' Elect so- Chemical Re duc tionCom-
pany," with a capital of 30,0001., in 3/. shares. This
company proposes to work Wagetaffo and Perkins'.
patent for extracting and separating the various
metals from ores by chemical agency. By this pro-
cess the use of coal is entirely obviated. It is in-
, tended to merely erect model works, at a small out-
lay. The chief revenue is to be derived by granting
licenses to mining companies for reducing ores at
their mines. The undertaking is to be condneed on
the cost-book system.
London, England, 1856-04-01

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—TIIIS DAY.
(IT MAONITIO TRLICINAPN.)
(MON OWL OWN COILIIESPONDIINT.)
Our cora market has this day been fairly attended b
millers and dealers, and a steady butines. done. Full
Frites were demanded and paid on every article.
Tim weather is very fine.
London, England, 1856-04-01

MINCING LANE.--THIS DAY.

illooka.—The market has opened with an active demand,
end prices are about 6c. d than last week.
COMM.—There hu not been a public isle. '1 he serkst
has a steady spp 00000 ce.
Tim—There are buyers of common ongon at 91., with
but few sellers.
thrrrirras.—This article has an upward tendency;
refraction 3 to 4} sold at 375. 6d.
!tics.-3,300 bags of waits Bengal sold in public sale at
61. to 12e.

Rum continues in good demand.
COTTON.-100 bales sold
.costerday on 'Change.
In other articles no material alteration, bet our merkete
generally appear to hate increased confidence.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.

The nesrkettetiUiet today at the annexed quotations :
Town tallow, 45,. 6d.; Petersburg T.C. on the spit. 47.. 3d.
to 47e. 6d. ; April to Mar, 47e. ; May to June, 471.; Oct.
to Deo., 47e. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. li. I. Davis reports the *tipple large ; •priers without
alteration. Prima meadow hay. 95r. t 105..; superior,
110.. to 120..; inferior, 70.. to 85s. ; rows., 70.. to 9...;
clover, 100,. to 1305.; mond eat, 100.. to 1205.; straw,
27e. to 32..

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning the monthly returns of the Bo- rd of
Trade for the month ended February 29, 1856, were
issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the
exports of British and Irish produce and manufac-
tures during the month, including only the "enume-
rated articles": _ .
London, England, 1856-06-02

IRELAND.

DUBLIN? MAT 31.
The Native state, that three ot the Irish political
miles, John Dillon, John Martin, and Levin
()Doherty, have this week arrived in Ireland, and
that Smidi O'Brien may be expected hue in the
Dwane of next month.

Tha directors of the Bank of Ireland have this
day reduced the rate of discount from 6 to 8 par
met.; sad the charge for loans on the security of
Neck, from 6 to 4* per cent.
The rumour that Mr. C. Fitgsimon was about to
resign his office of Clerk of the Crown and Manager,
sad ttat the appointment was to be given to Mr.
iglu O'Connell, has been contradicted.
The suet cheering acceents of the crops are now
daily re. 'seed from every part of Ireland. Every
description of crop exhibits the utmost luxuriance,
mid the farmers have given up all their recent ap-
prehension.. The potatoes have a most flourishing
appearance, and it is stated that even in the heaviest
sells the rain hoe not inflicted any damage. Seme
cattle were killed by lightning in the county of Lime-
rick on Tuesday last.
A rather serious row took place in Belfast on
Thursday on the occasion of the embarking of some
onespanies of the 3rd West York Militia for England.
The Londonderry militia took part with their mili-
tary comrades, and a general melee ensued between
them and the town mob, ending in the withdrawal
of the troops within their barracks. Colonel Loftus
was knocked down, but not wounded, and it is not
gated that any serious injuries were inflicted.
London, England, 1856-06-02

THE UNITED STATES.

(now one owx 001111SPONDI1TI
LIVERPOOL, aterssc.
This evening, at 7 o'clock, the royal mail steam-
ship America, Captain J. G. Wickman, arrived in the
Mersey, with the mail from the United States and
British North America, and has brought besides the
mails 130 passengers, and nearly 800,000 dole, in
specie on freight.
The Amens& left Boston on the 21st alt., and
Halifax on the 23rd.
The Canada, royal mail steam-ship, from hence, ar-
rived at Halifax on the 20th inst.
The
Kansas Betio
ir * was chiefly occupied with discussion of
affas.

The Washington correspondent of the /Films'
states that Mr. Crampton will sadoubtedly receive
peewee, and marry all the 'ambers of the Embassy
with him to Eagles& The Courier and inquirer
states, on the other band, that the difficulties had been
settled, and that the Clarendon despatches were sate.
feetory.
We have nothing later concerning Nioaregua.
Oar dates from Havannah are to the 14th May.
Sagas was a little higher.
At the departure of the steamers money at New
York was in less request, and prices unchanged.
Stocks lower and dull.

Exchange on London, 109 i to 91 i ditto on Paris,
11.17 e.
The cotton trade was firmer but unaltered in price,
Wheat was dem. Flour and Indian corn was dull
and 'ewer. The provhion market unchanged.
Freights easier.

The United States mail steamer Hermann arrived
at Cowes on bee way to Bremen, on Saturday. She
left New York on the 17th alt., and brings news
three days later than that which we received by the
Persia last week.
General Walker's government in Nicaragua has at
length been officially recognised by the United States.
Padre Vijil, the Nicaraguan Envoy at Wuhington,
on the 14th of April called:at the State department,
when Mr. Marry immediately received him and con-
ducted him to the President, where he presented his
credentials, and met with a cordial reception. The
event created a great sensation.
The Washington correspocdent of the New York
Herald say!:
La I aateotpated. Mr. Morn 07tIlladd is Mopp-
ets's to the nrogalties of W Ulcer's government. Cash-
ing, I underetean, wu for the recognition co soon as the
sew mitister arrived. It is thought by Pierre's frisoads
that this move will strengthen his, at Cia(tillOSti, in the
Deurerofie Conveutioa.

it is iiihryp;;;;;;.that • resolution will be introduced
and pass Cougrees suiptudiag oar neutrality laws. The
Orisabs, whisk sailed from New York last Saturday. took
out lustruellotte, by advice from ben, that in *seethe Rag-
list frigate Bundles should *gain attempt to stop her to
pay no attention to the demand mail fired into, and then
at owes haul down bar Sag and surrender, as being smarmed
sad incapable of regain's. This will bring matters to •
Grids.
Prom Aspinwall we have news of a terrible ca-
tastrophe on the Panama railroad, on the 6th inst.,
by which between thirty and forty persons were
killed and some seventy or eighty wounded.
London, England, 1856-06-02

WILLIAM PALMER.

' [At the request of Palmer's solicitor, we give pub-
licity to the following letter. The question be raises has
an intoner for Dr. Taylor, as its solution would materially
affect that gentlessatem reputation as a philosophic manor
and es a chemical analyst ; bat neither its affirmative nor
its negative solution would weaken the costelaaive proof of
Pelmer's guilt. It would be cruelty to buoy up that
wretched man with any hops' that he ma mope his doom
by mash a petty quibble.]
London, England, 1856-06-02

CHINA.

The Chine Mall of April 10, and Overland IViend
of Clues., of April 15, teH us nothing more of the
civil war in that empire, enders chiefly occupied with
local news. The census lately published at Hong-
Kong shows that the population his increased from
23,998 is 1848 to 72,607 in 1855, the great increase
having been chiefly during the last two years : in
1853, the population was 39,017. Of the inhabitants
there are no less than 70,661 Chinese.
The Georgia Ereglislenseli says :—" Letters from
Shinghae, at the leaving of the steamer, allude to
the successes of the rebels at Nanking over the im-
perialists, with rumours of the rebels moving against
800cbow, the great mart of the district of which
Shanghai is the shipping port, and some fears IMO
entertained kit this should cause an interruption to
the usual course of trade. It may be this rumour
which has caused the fall in opium with us daring
the last day or two."
A China Junk, bound from Pinang to the Nimbus
and Bassein, went out of her course, and came upon
the Little Andaman Islands, where the whole crew
attempted to effect a landing for water. Oat of the
thirteen moa eight landedi while live remained in the
boat. The ensile, hitherto hid, now sprang
upon their Mph's! victims, tore them limb from
limb, sad dna inired them. The five in the boat
seeing Ode Amiga to the junk and set mil.

Oa leaving Poled= the Brewer Alexander will
Mars to his states by way ef Riga, where, on the letlt, a
pawl aitlltiry nview Is to take plant.
London, England, 1856-06-02

- T

POLES.

L its numbs of the 27th ult., the OileiS Gowns
of Wines publishes the following:
Els Mejesty Ilaspsor. deng to display his pater-
nal alemeney is these who, basis( illegally quitted time
kingdom of Poland or the Eastern governesses of the
lapin, sow regret that fault sad wish to mane to their
seontry ; sad &Idris( to prove to them that their Worms
are forgettes, deigns to asthorise his repressatatives abroad
to receive Asir petition. for a permission to rotors. The
authority to Muss will lasasdistely be granted to
the polities's,. an will they he sobj•st to say slimier
iavestigatioa, nor to any rospensibility before As *lbw
wale. Oa the sostrary, they will all, from the nosiest of
their Moira, mover the ezawilso a their eivil rights, sad
these penalising to their rank, sad aft or throe pars of
tr-
rspreadhable essitzet, say be admitted to the public ser-
vice, is wide* Asp MA Nowa useful to the isometry, sad
West the idaserity of their seationata
_ _

Are eseoptod twat this set of ponies, thaw of tho !W-
-ords who by their procoedisge have proved, or condors
to prove, thole Isowrigible hatred towards the Bawler' go
ventrant.

AUSTRIAN CIRCULAR.

'rho PressVora Amami publishes the foliating es
the substance of an Austrian circular, addressed by
Count Boot to Austrian diplomatic agents abroad.
It is a reply to Count Career's memorandum of the
16th of April
Like the Sardinian Plaaipoteatiarim, Coat Sal starts
hoe thipriseiph that Worms in Italy are arch waded,
bat, as to the mem of thorn reformat cornea to aeosotuioa
diametrically opposed to Sardinian policy. .
While the maenads= of the 16th of April asks
the causes of the state of affairs in Italy in the manna
which Maria and the Itallaa seversigss, who hare called
la that power to their aid, have recourse to to pat down
nyolatioeuy initemont Is Italy, the Austria* drools:
dispatch considers such a state of things is the immediate
eossequnes of a secret end wide-spread propaganda which
sestinas. to act Is Italy. Sardinia, the only Italian ewe,
awarding to Count Carew, capable of oppodeg a Ara har-
rier to the revolutissery spirit, fa designated a Count Bud's
sots in the hem of this propaganda.
The Vienna Cabinet bark back at that of Turin the as-
mations brought by the Sardinian Plenipotentiaria
agalast Austria and the Italian States aben-mationed.

Tie etrealu °beams that it s jast
working the reulatisauy spirit with a view to her own
territorial signadisoweat.

It alto polata out that the barrier opposed to a revolu-
tionary movement to Italy is mot erected by Piedmont, bat
that It is based on the Asstriaa system sad on foreign ams-
potion, and attribates the bittern's, of Piedmont against
Austria and the above-cited Italian States solely to the
obstasies which this barrier opposes to the projects which
Austria attributes to fkodinia.