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The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-21

H Milt() THE JUILORS.

Ia the e• inns of the day the bunnies of the court was
beauttit to • umpwary stead.will la coasequenos of then
met temp • solllMeat namb,r of jurors parent to try • cads
which wee celled ca. At the tame • common jury were is
the bre is the But court, sad in the P 1001.4 coon, .1 jury had
retired to onelder their verdict ; and there circometeacee
a wane diminished the ember availiible for the third jury.
Several jar, car, however, cuiliplazied that some of that
timbre* bad sot elided dariag the whole of the daisy.
Rie Lerdelep therespos ordered the panol t be called, ad
all those alio did sot dower were Sad 40.. ea. h. Is add-
ed, It wee assessed that the panel would to called aide
this day (Wednesday), sad those who did uot then answer
scald Os lad 64
London, England, 1859-12-21

THE WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC NAILS.

PLYMOUTH, Tosaamr.

The Royal West India Mail steamship Parana,)
Capt.Bevis, put into this port this morning short of coal,
with the usual manioc; board. Among her passengers
are Captains Alien and Boothby, 41e. Regiment, and
Eckford, of the 7th Regiment; Lieutenants Gambier
and Saab, R.N., and Mr. Graham, mate, R.N.;
Assistant-Commissary Blanc, and Mrs. Mane. Her
dates are :—Havannab, Nov. 13; Grey Town, 161
Colon, 28; Jamaica, 27; Demerara' 2.5; Trinidad,
28; Antigua, 30; St. Thomas, Dec. 3.
She brings on freight 639,658 dole. in silver, and
189,222 dole. in gold, 178 serene of cochineal, 60
' serous of indigo, 186 bags of COOO4l, 166 bales of bark,
880 dole. worth of pearls, 3 oases of cigars, 7,000 dole.
worth of plating, and 270 bags of mineral ore.
London, England, 1859-12-21

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.)
The weather in London hag undergone a complete change
-the frost gave way to thaw. This morning, after outs
rein, the sky geared op. The attendance of the trade to-
day wee small, the tone quiet. Prices of most articles of
the trade unaitered. The supply of home-grown grain
was mesh, and cf country-made flour small. The imports
of foreign grain into London since lest Monday were re-
ported this looming nil of flour, small of wheat, small of
barley, and small of oat..
WIIIAT.-Englidi sold slowly et about last Monday's
prices. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 42a. to
62e.; red, 38s. to 445. per quarter ; Dental° and Konigsberg,
42e. to fide. per 49416. ; Rostock, 42e. to Kn. ; other Bahia
parts. 40e. to 46e. ; French,3Bs. to 425.
Futon held at last Monday's prim. Town, 365. to
43e.; Norfolk. 'lie per 280Ib.; French. 28e. to 33e. per
28016. ; Amor., U.S., 265. to 27e. per Darrel.
BARLEY quiet, at last Monday's rates. English, 21s. to
46a. per qr.; Baltic, 265. to 345.; other soots, 265. to 30e.
Per r.
OATS slow trade, at lent Monday's rates. British, 20s. to
30s. per qr.; Russian, 19s. to 245. per qr. ; other Bahia
porta, 225. to 27e. per qr.
BSAXII.-English and Egyptian sold slowly at about lest
Menders pricer. English tick, Me. to 41e.. harrow, 425.
to Ma. per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 34a.
Per .
Pies gale at last Monday's peon. English boilers,
lige, to Sus ; hog and grey, 365. to 461. ; foreign white, 48e.
Finarino CAltool3.-84;oe last Friday 16 grain laden
vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, vie., 2 wheat,
4 maize, 7 barley, 3 totes. The sides last reported were :-
Arrived-Odessa. 31e. 6d. per 4921b5. Toe Coen Sultans*
committee ee,olved upon closing Mark-lane market for tress-
acting businel-i, Wile Monday, on the occasion of Christmas.

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MOWING-LANK.—(THIS DAY.)
Buoan.—Tios market is quiet at yeaterday's prima. Re-
flood steady.
Corsrs.—Thls article has sold at a slight advance. Native
Ceylon, Weal, 545. 6d.; good ordinary, 68e., 590,
Mae continues in good demand, and it is difficult to buy
blsok-leal °onerous without paying a further advance.
Rtcs —A Inge parcel of new Armen sold at 10a.
BALTPlTEM—ltefractioa 10 sold at 375.
Run remains thon.
In ocher articles no alteratice.

TALLOW MA ki.KAT.--(THIS DA T.)
The market reoner.s fins at the following prices, which
showed no =roster:it variation since yesterday, via..—Town
tallow, 86s. 8,1.. net cosh ; PrOsnburs Y.C. on the spot, 68s. ,
all the month. 874. Bd. to 675. 9d.• January to limb, 675.
3d.; Much Woos, 675. 9d. to 69a
London, England, 1859-12-21

THE lIITROPOLITAN HOAIU) OF WOHlia.

Mr. Deputy Lori attention to a communication re-
ceived from the Holborn Board of Works, stating that that
board had paused a resolution meowing the appointment by
the Metropolitan Board of a standing counsel, at a salary of
80W. a year ,• and moved a resolution of concurrence in that
censure, at the same time that it expresied the thanks of the
comuiimion to Mr. Deputy Harrison and Mr. H. Lowman
Taylor' who, asmembers of the Metropolitan Board, had
alumataloneopposed the appointment.
The motion was agreed to.
London, England, 1859-12-21

MIDDLESEX SRSSIONS

(Helm the Asaileal-Judp.)

William Strougthern, 22, sad Hairy 11;lhascs. 40, carmen,
were indicted for Berlin four deoeutere, value 121. 81., end
other articles, the property of Georg* Peter Bruce, the meter
of Mathews.... . . . .

Mr. Metcalfe was for the prosecution; Mr. Slefgh!defroded
Mathews, and Mr. F. H. Lewis appeared for Strongthurn,
who by his advice pleaded guilty.
The prosecutor, a glass dealer, bad a warehouse In Char.
lotto-mews, Tottenham-court-road, and the prisoners were
detected In the art of removing property therefrom, and from
the fact of their detection being the result of niapicion, it was
inferred that the same thing had been carried on for some
time.

The jury found Mathews Guilty, and the learned judge
matesced him to twelve month's, and Strougthorn to Mx
month's, hard labour.
London, England, 1859-09-09

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARK.

The etteadaace of the trade we. Ma sad tialtoes calm.
Prices of moat artieloa of the trade were =altered. The
supply of home-grown grain was small. The imports of
foreign grain into Load= since last Monday were reported
thin morning as small of dour, fait of wheat, very small
of Way, and very large of oats.
Rotail sale at about lest Monday's
rates. Foreign turiltertd in value, with slow sale. Baena
white, 40s. to 46a. ; red, Ma. to 40.. per qr.; Dailies sad
Konigsberg, 4`3.. to 665. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 425. to 50..;
ether Baltic porta, 40e. to 461.; French, 38s. to 42..
Fiona slow wide, at last Monday's prioes. Town, 35a. to
431.; Norfolk, 295. 6d. to 30..6d. per 280Ib.; French, 30a. to
335. pot 28016.; Amor., barrel.
BANZAT quiet in doamad, bat firm at last Moaday's rates.
English. 24a. to 34.. per qr.; Bahia 24.. to 27e. ; other
seta, 23a. to 27., per quarter.
OATL-0 wing to the continued large arrivals the trade
was depressed, and sales proceeded slowly at shoots last Woo-
dsy's prior. British, 20s. to 30s. par quarter; Busies,
19.. to no. oar or. ; other Baltic ports, 222.. to 27e. per qr.
Baum-English and Egyptian quoted la. per qr. loader
last licattlay's rates. Eaglott tick, 36.. to 41a ; harrow,
425. to 465. per qr. Foreign, 40.. to 601. per qr. Bcriptp
YE, 32r. par qr.
Pau.-Notking doing , prices are quoted la per qr. under
laM Monday's rates. English boilers, 47a. to 50a. ; hog
ea goy, Ns, to 425.; foreign whits, 40..
FLOATING CANOOZB.-81ace bat Friday 72 grain-laden
vessels wore reported arrived at parts of call, viz., 21
wheat, $7 maim, 9 barley, 1 rya, 3 oats, 1 beans, sad 1 millet.
The author of cargoes of wheat off the roost on sale has
been isseremod to about 15 whist, 16 maize, 3 barley, and 1
rye. The latest sales re ported wen-Mates, Ibrall, six
cargoea Ma. 9d. to 26e. 100. yaw 480th.., accomllag to ma-
d 'don. No sales to wont mortal yet to-day, but yesterday
a cargo Chlato sold at 365. per Mho.
London, England, 1859-09-09

31LEACJI or P 20111112 or J 14841.40.11.
An adios was lately brought before the Sheriff's
Court et Handkos, by Catherine Brown, daughter of John
Brows, readenni, NOWSOIAIIII. against Thomas
bleetarir thin, maienbag daraps srw:or
have been asetained by the promer, aweigh Ur
brim darts( •ad by
of several yams, plaid kr elec.
nese. sad asked end ohi d kar ouseeat to berms hie wife,
aaalalY ealdirg sad yreeneng le marry her en the 31st
Derataber, ; ark seer berg duly proslahmed, island to
toneo swariego—and Mr with having medusa heron
she f the the mambo would take place. The enema ot
was resieleted IM The pumas ris cedyarratent,
tdarklender ea Hoe blackanith, about dorm
yeas old. la last, &leader, eosiairlag the
' preer's "inteseatiag " mediate, agreed to sorry her, red
to the berme baste reclaimed, but he had scarcely sulkiest
sash to pay the seesion clerk's fee. romper was at rams
arra in makiegregratiosa for the happy oafs, reed had
Santa • party to the weadiag. The marriage was to have
takes Ore Hormary, bat shortly previous to that pee.
tinier (ley the pram began to sham the defander's cora-
ray, arm to amociate with other men at the daring school,
especially with one named John Beer, a miner at Wiehaw,
frem whom she accepted as inritstion to go with his to
a ball on the rma night proposed for the ma-
r/ego with Her mother would not allow
bar to go to she ball, and insisted on her
resosising at home to be married. The defender did out
mos Mat night or teed say menage. The proauer's feel-
lap were alleged to be much injored_ and In oensequence of
the disappointment eke took to her bed, end there was a rest
talk shout the nutter. A. the defender h.d good meow to
epprehemd sonteshing improper Iron her referents fur thus
ether rote, he intimated that he bad cresol his mind, and
lurid not take her ; whereupon Mr. W. Brow; solicitor,
rind the action on behalf of the pursuer against him. He
proles d center:stem el pod errata' is favour of pursuer,
✓ented by Dr. T. Thereon, 16.W.Maceab. druggist, Mr. D.
Hart, deeper, end Mrs. Meriertine, allot Wier.; Ind ale
snorts lammed to Mr. J. M. Stewart, draper, bee, Sae the
brews," besides • antihero etgeoriaratic' sof berme. Mr.
Thomas Dykes, weber, delinded the ease, and urged that tha
defender sou Jenard la Marin el. Sheriff Veit& aer
mined the demons, and Moaner! the swim with earner.
Shalt, Aitne3, on speak Mewed this decision, and in reaper
at them wrap Wes peedaced, sliming that the proclaims.
tics took Mem of
Ur defender had heard of the pursues
inaduct with other ma, fused dumps due on amount of
Os debts& ea trade of preadie, but modified the same to
two gain as, with 7a. 6d. maser
London, England, 1859-09-09

MINAS-2HIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
The market is again active to-day, and numerous
transactions are officially marked in the Stook
Exchange, v ix. :—Devon Great Consols,43o; But Base
set, l 80; East Wheal Russell, 81 ; °rambler and St.
Anbya, 46; Wheal Margaret, 621 ex dir.;
Par Console, 111 to ; Vint Cando's, 134 t;
and Wheal Trelawny, 271 to 1. There
ban also been some business in shares in Wheal
Clifford, Ding-Doug, Kingston Downs, and Wheal
Grenville.

Foreign and colonial mining share' exhibit no
movement.

The Brontlqyd Milting Company 'old peteriay 20 taw
(competed weight) of silver lead we, at 141. les. ed. putout.
From Hingaton Down Consols the agent writea (Sept 7):
The lode in Morris's engine shaft is improving, a•d Is
now worth 2 toas of oopper per fathom. The lode ha the 110
west is worth 3 tons of ore per fathom. The 100 west bee •
very r on:Aging appearanoe, producing a little ore. This sad
Is letting out a quantity of water, which, although it makes
the progress slow, is yet a good indication. The rise in the
back of this level is worth about 4 tone of ore per fathom.
The lode In the 85 west is worth 2 tons of ore per fathom.
The wince in the bottom of the 85 west will produce 3 tool
of ore per fathom."
London, England, 1859-09-09

IMPORTANT DECLARATION OF THE

0 MONITEUR."

The following telegram hu been received at Mr.
Reuter'a odic* this morning :

PARIS, FAIDAT, SEPT. 9.

The Moositeur of this morning publishes a long
article explaining the reasons which caused the
Emperor to conclude peace, of which the following
is asutamary :

" The Emperor of Austria had promised
to grant concessions on a large scale to Venetia,
hat requiring u a condition, sifts qua non,
th• return of the Archdukes. The Emperor
Napoleon accepted these conditions. It is easy to
conceive that, if after the conclusion of the peso,
the destinies of Italy had been entrusted to men
who had more at heart the future of their common

fatherland than little partial successes, the aim of
their endeavours would have been to develop and
not to obstruct the consequences of the treaty of
Vilhifranca, and then Venetia would have been
placed in the same position in Luxembourg with
Holland. The Archdukes will not be re-established

by foreign forces, bat that portion of the treaty
of Vilbaronet not having been carried out, Austria
will find herself freed from all engagements taken
in favour of Venetia. Instead of a policy of recon-
ciliation and peace, a policy of defiance and hatred
will be seen to reappear, which will entail fresh
misfortunes. Mash, it voted appear, is expected
from a congress, which we hail with all one wishes,
bat we strongly doubt that the congress would obtain
better conditions for Italy. It would not be right
to oak from a great power important conceseious

_ . .
without offsring egnitabl s compensations. War would
be the only way to resolve the difficulty ; bat Italy
must be swan that one power alone makes war for
an idea—and that is France, and France has accom-
plished her mission."

DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF MOROCCO.
The Monastic contains the following message:
TANGIERS, Barr. 6.
The Emperor of Morocco is dead. Sadi Moham-
med has been proclaimed Emperor at Fez and in
Mequinez. Tranquillity prevails at Tangiers.
London, England, 1859-09-09

PARMA.

PARMA, SEPT. 7.

The Assembly was opened to-day with great
solemnity. After the religious ceremonies at the
eathedral were concluded, the deputies proceeded to
the palace amidst the cheers of a numerous as-
sembly of the people and National Guard.
The Dictator Farini addressed the Assembly, re.
viewing the history of the rule of the Bourbons in
the duohies, and terminated his speech amid cries of
Vise Victor Emmanuel !"
This city was en fdte.

SWEDEN.

A Stockholm letter of the 30th states that all the
'elections for the Diet have resulted in the return of
liberals, the candidates presented by the opposition
having been everywhere successful.
London, England, 1859-09-09

TNVIIIDAT Bvssote.
OIL, which dosed yesterday at ibk ft*
the Ilthtlet., °rood today at the ruse
_qaetAtiert,
and closed at 96 9-18 to 11-18, sr 961. For mosey
the last pries was 961 to 1. The Glacial holism
report is as follows :—Three per Cost. Consols, for
money, 961,}; ditto, for aooount (11th Oct.), 961;
Three per Cents. Reduced. 96, 951,954, 96, 954; New
Three per Cents., 96, 961; Bank Stock, 226, 223 I
India Stock, 218, 2161 ; Indian Four per Cent. De.
benteres, Isms, 961;
_ ditto, 1869, 96j, 951; the
scrip of the New Five per Cent. Loan, 100 i, 100,
1001 ditto, Stook, 991, 100, 1001.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures (11 1868
were 'squired for and firm, at 961 to 1. Those of
1869 have improved to 95 to 1. Exchequer Bills
me rather firmer, at 21s. to 24e. prem.
The transactions in the stock market were

foreign ..
more numeroue than of late. Mexican Bonds barn
again risen 3 per oent., closing at 21 to /. The Old
Turkish Six per Cents. were steady at 831.t0 84,
but the Loan of 1888 declined 1 per cent., leaving off
at 701 to 1, ex div. Spanish Deferred Three per
Cents. were again inquired for. The *trip of the
New Russian Loan was marked I
.prem.
Little change occurred to-day in the market fee
Bank shares. Ottoman Bank were rather weaker,
closing at 101 to 1. Colonial Bank Were marked
33/. Canada Laud shares declined it. to 21. Pen-
and Oriental steam shares exhibit a farther
recovery.
London, England, 1859-03-07

well am indignation, "seem stench with panio—
ouresives and aIL" Lord Bidmouth never drove
out without a cue of loaded instals on the seat
of the carriaga,ready for instant use. The King was in
gloomy seclusion with Lady Conyogham. Mr. W.H.
Fremantle writes :—" The secresy which is pre-
served as to their pursuits is beyond all idea ; no ser-
vant is permitted to say who is there ; no one of the
party calls on anybody, and when they ride a groom
is in advance ordering everybody to retire, ' for the
King is coming.' " The wretched monarch, instead
of asking why he had lost and how he might regain
the respect of his people, was condescending to take
a personal part in the prosecution of song-writers
and caricaturists, of whom he seems to have stood in
great fear. The following is one of the King's own
letters to Eldon on this subject :
Belgians, January 9,1821.
jundear Lam,—As the worts of law will now be open
a few days, I am damp t know the deolska that
hos been taken by the Attorney-Oeuersl up= the node In
%Web all the vendors of treason sad libellers, each as Bela-
bour, Ste , Bm., art to be protonne d. This Is a measure no
vitally had's.; enealtle to my Wisp, ea well se toils. cantetry,
dist 1 most insist that no further Mee of time should be
aellsrel to elapse haft re proceedings be instituted. It la akar
beyond dispute, boat the improvement of the public mind,
sod the loyalty which the country know everywhere display-
ifproperty cultivated and turned to the beet advantage
that the government will thereby be enabled to
repair to the country and to me those evils of the regoinada
of which there an be but one opiates. This I write to ym
is leek doable earseity se a Mend and a mdedlier j sod I
wish, undo the same feelings to Lord thdraaath, that you
would communicate myot intone and determination to him.—
Always, my dear Lord, very eincerdy yours, 0. R.
Bat we forbear to follow the revelations of
royal meanness, sensuality, and misery with which
these volumes abound. Such retreepects are awful,
however, u showing the immense progress which has
been made within the memory of a generation. It
is not the court alone that has improved; public
morality has advanced, and a woman like Caroline
of Brunswick could now no more became a popular
heroine than a man like George IV. could rule
among W.
There is much in these volumes which deserves the
perusal of all who desire an intimate acquaintance
with the history of the period treated. The comments
of well-informed men like Lord Grenville and Mr. T.
Grenville, disclosing, as they do, the motives of indi-
viduals, the secret movements of parties, and the
causes of public events, are of high value to the
student and exceedingly interesting to the general
reader.
London, England, 1859-03-07

THE BOURSE AT AMSTERDAM.

AMSTERDAM, KAIICH 3.
The French-Austrian distarbanos has caused a
wide-spread sensation in Holland. It is well known
how deeply compromised the wealthy capitalise of
this country are in the public funds of almost all
cations. The train, in those papers is carried on in
this ancient city of Amsterdam by about 26,000
Jews. Spain has an immense amount of her not
very secure public debt deposited in the hands of
Dutch capitalists. Portugal, again, owes mach to
the Dutch that her papers have been for a long time
on the rising scale; but • revolution in Spain or
Portugal would not cause any very sensible amount
of sensation on 'Change here. But for many years
past the favourite public stock in this country ha.
been the Austrian. I heard it stated the other day
by a stockbroker on 'Change that two thousand mil-
lion florins of the Austrian debt are held b Hatch-
men. So greatly are the Dutch into in the
speedy settlement of the present dispute, that many
ate dreading ruin as the consequence of it. Men of

•
nervoustemperament are selling oat; men of daring
are baying up the Austrian perm; but should war
be the result of the present misunderstanding ruin
mat ensue to vast numbers of opulent and well-to-do
men. 'Change is daily a scene of the greatest ex-
citement. Telegraphic information is received front
a hundred 'lsmael'. One despatch casts up the
mercury in the political thermometer, the next ate
jerks it down again ; and brokers are as much at lea
as if they were dashing about in the Atlantic in a
rowiag-boat, without oars, quadrant, or maps.
London, England, 1859-03-07

THE TWO BICILI

(max ova owx ammo

The intelligence which reaches
the effect that the King is sufferin
the articulation of the thigh bone,
Creme pain as to render life almost
disease arises from an attack whi
moms years back. In addition
Puffers from a nervous fever whi
deliriums and altogether the c
orders is so severe that even n
hesitate to say that the caw is ii
the life of the /Log may be end
question : it is, however, imposeib
to public business, though, up tc
Giornale Official endeavoured t
&ion that the King was devotei
The Minister of Finance, Signs
Director of the Interior and of I
chini, are now said to be returning
deed, it is full time they la
the shadow of a government rei
merit reproof for misrepreeentatioi
connected with public offices do
in their own eyes. It is a oompl
and so little force is left that so
into dissolution. I have alre
people penetrate into the palace
Queen and her Austrian relatives
exclusive influence. These and
ployed to move the body of the I
only persons who have free am*
ber. Orders have been sent to
more linen to Bari, as no hope
at least for the present, his Maji
leave his bed. In melancholy
report, are the preparations fa
our streets and public places. I
great thoroughfares have been ii
arches, which seem to record I
so withered are the evergreen
them. Inconvenient to the put
has been also attended with g
tractors, who are loud in their
I have recently heard of out
Mr. Barber, and front his by

with Naplee, it will not be out
my report of him now. The S.
6th February, quotes a letter fr
which speaks of Mr. Barber it
having taken a very decided
Christians. The Governor he
and, ander pretence of &impel
taken down the arms. Dep
upon the consuls on the sub
especially had exerted himself
the Governor had replaced I
Casino, and carolled himself a
tune in Cendia were tranquil,
self to agriculture. If the w
alluded to can be depended on,
an active and let part in
ing the influence honour a
London, England, 1859-12-19

7HE POLICE COUR7S

WESTMINSTER.

The late 'die of the Hoa. Hugh Rowley appeared is com-
pliance with a summon. granted on the application of Mr.
upon her to *newer to a charge of perjury
alleged to ham been committed by her in the recent caw
ia the Divorce Court in which she sought and obtained
a decree granting a iiieolution of marriage os the ground of
crael.y.
. . . .

lir. Metcalfe app ered on behalf of the lady, and Mr.
Sleigh sad Mr. (fridge for the Hos. Hugh Howley.
Mr. Sleigh mid he fqpeared that afternoon oh the part of
the Hos. Hugh Rowley, os wheys Mimi( a smarmy had
been granted, calling upon Therese Caroline, the Leta ldra.
Rowley, te answer to certain duties of wilful perjury made
by bar of the Diverts Court, Wm.:Moder, Mime Sir Crom-
well Creswell, on her petition for • dlemlution of
her marriage with his &rut, the Hun. Hugh
Howley. The lady did cot on the occatoon of the
trial charge her husband with adultery, and therefore
he dld not personally appear to deny the allegations cion-
mined is the petition ; but daring the trial • ewes of sem of
ill tome were turreted by Milady of mobs Molest descrip-
tion that the prayer of the whim we. pastel, and blamed-
ship the Jodie Onimary decreed • diseolutime of the mar-
riage. Is the course of her endesse Mn. Howley gave •
deecription of various arts of brutality, which lobe alleged
had been indicted on her ; but when the wh..le of the dir-
t:mustiest connected with those alleged seta of enmity'
cam to be pieced before hie worship, he felt umadent
be should isilely bona that venom trifidag every day
events had been magnified into sou of gram ill wage.
The ant of the charges wade by be client we. that
the lady bad sweat that the honourable gentleman had
sever gives bar a simile sixpence since she was married to
bier, whoa to Mt if could nu clearly proved, in the oust
dieted numum hie client had gives her at lariat 1,4001., or,
what Cy the ISM thing, that • 0.0.0144141i111f amount had
been paid to Mr solicitor, end that Me afterwards received
that mount from him. The seemd, end by for the most
animas charge, of beutality against hie dist wee, that he had
With force, and apiest the Lily's will. Oohed, est liar heir
London, England, 1859-12-19

THAMES.

Oa Mr. Yardley taking his seat on the brach, he anooosold
that be had just received 201. from tin tioldenaths' Company
for the poor-lan hind. Directly afterwerds to. mot was
filled with poor and destitute women. thinly clad, applying
for Mist Amoral/ them were many widows, with families
depeedant upon them for support. bey all pat in letters
of recommendation from the clergy of to, reepective planes at
worehip May Wood, or from re-mutable tta441•0011 known
to the otlicero at toe court. Mr. Yariloy retkered airrse.l of
the most preside" with 6e. each, for which they expreesed
their gratitaile. There Is a large areosat of poverty la the
London, England, 1859-12-19

Baron de Scblei."tz and Count de Pourtlles for
Pi ramie.

Prince Gortechatoff and Count de Klineler for
Ravin.

Spain will be represented by M. Marenez :de la
Rasa and M. Mao.

Portugal by Count de Lavraio and Viscount do
Ps;ra.

It adds that " the names of the plenipotentiaries
for the Holy See, the Two Sicilior, Santini', and
Sweden are not yet officially known."
According to the latest taws, it i% elm supposed
that Cardinal Antonelli will represent Rome ; and
the Vienna journals give out that he is assured
beforehand of " triumphant succen."

In the autograph letter of the Pope to the Empe-
ror, his Holiness declared that he is willing to be repre-
sented at the Congress, having full confidence in the
loyalty and firmness of the Eldest Son of the Church,
to whom God hes entrusted the mission to protect
the patrimony of St. Peter against illegal covetous-
ness.

ST. PETERSBURG, Disc. 17.
The French Ambassador, the Duke de Montebello,
has communicated to the Russian government the
wish of his sovereign, that the functions of first ple-
nipotentiati of Russia at the Congress may be en-
trusted to the Minister for Foreign Affairs. Prince
Gortschakoff has replied by telegraph to Paris that
he will take into consideration the wish of France.

BERNE, Das. le.
The Federal Council intends to uk at the Congress
that the neutrality of Savoy may be guaranteed by
the Italian Confederation, u it already is by Pied-
mont, in virtu of the treaties of 1815.
London, England, 1859-12-19

THE INDIA. AND CHINA MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Mamma.
Thi Cryka steamer, Captain Bram, has arrived.
DSheIO leit Almeadria, Die. 6; Malts, Dec. 10; Oitaeltar,
. 14.

Blat briny 96 pentagon, including the Earl of Porter.
lingten. Oa freight 1,412 Was of sdk, 168 bona of oranges,
and 100 babe of almonds aad general cargo.
Her Majesty's ships Hibernia, Renown, Macaws, Argos
Scourge, Osprey, and Intrepid were at Malta.
Her Majesty's ships Marlborough, Brunswick, Orbs,
Dorta, Neptana, sad Mohawk, sod lin Preach limn were
at Gibraltar.

Her Majesty's mow corvette Scylla left Gibraltar on the
12th, with the steam dredger In tow, for Malts, and the Fire-
brand returns to England.

The Gibraltar Chronicle says the attention of the govern-
ment of Morocco has been officially called to the 14th entail*
of the treaty existing between the United States and Spain,
which prohibits the citizens of one country from aacepthsg
foreign letters of marque to ern's' against the conuneros of
the other.

There is no later news from the mat of war.
Gibraltar exchange on London, 611; Paris, Mr. 32c.;
*weenies, 6fr. 32e. ; Genoa, 6fr.
The crew of the ship Lisbon arrived at Gibraltaron the 10th
from Algeciras, where they had bean taken by a French
bark. She wu bound from New Brunswick to Hull with
timber, sad abandoned off Cape Pinistarre, water•loggsd.
London, England, 1859-12-19

LATEST INTELLIOENCE.

FRANCE.

The Ifforaiteur of this morning contains the
follow:og

"The reception of the Marquis de Villamarina and
M. Deeambroia took plate yesterday.
" Last night the improvement in Ptinoe Jerome's
health continued."
On the let of January the Emperor will receive
the corps diplomatique and the legislative bodies.
London, England, 1859-12-19

HAMBURG.

HAMBURG, SUNDAY.
The sitting of the Common Council yesterday
lasted until 1 a.m. All the speakers, with one ex-
ception, declared the proposal of the Senate, con-
cerning the Constitution, as perfectly impracticable.
The Left demanded the immediate rejection of the
proposal and the nomination of a Committee to
elaborate, according to the ♦iews of the citizens,
such changes as might be admissible. The Centre
moved that before rejecting the proposition, a special
Committee should be appointed to inquire into and
report on the question. This motion was agreed to,
and a Committee was then elected.
London, England, 1859-12-19

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNINO.

The steamship Africa, brining New York advice'.
of the 7th inst., passed Queenstown at daylight yes-
terday morning. She is due here about four this
morning.

QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY.
The Royal Mail steamer Canada, for Boston,
arrived here at half-past three this afternoon, em-
barked the mails, and proceeded at 6 p.m for Halifax
—all well.

The &cation Mercury, by way of demonstrating
to a certainty that Rome will regain possession of the Ito.
soigne, states that a loan has been lately raised by the Pope
upon the revenge. of that country, and that two great
banking houses sobecriboi for the whole of It. The ambito-
Malty of this news may well be doubted. Ligament., how-
ever, mention, a wee of a man having anooteded in selling
the bear's skin before be had killed the bear.

A number of vessebi which sailed from Poole for
Newfoundland tille year here been obliged to return without
making the voyage, after being at see for a coneidereble
period, sassed them ea long as Woe 60 day.; coetrary wind*
and bad weather detained them, and provisions monies
short, they wars obliged to return to the port from whence
tley mailed
London, England, 1859-12-19

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

MADRID, Dec. 17.
The division of General Prim hoc taken a position
two Magnets from the general encampment in order
to protect the works for opening a road to Tetuan.
The division of General Roe Olano has been placed
to the right of this road.

The defeat of the enemy yesterday has produad
discouragement in the Moroccan army.

THE GERMANIC CONFEDERATION.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, Dec. 17.
In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet the propo-
sals of the Wurzbarg Conference were brought for-
ward. They are u follows :—lst, the publication
of the proceedings of the Federal Diet; 2nd, •
common civil and criminal legislation ; 3rd, a com-
mon law of domicile; 4th, a revision of the federal
military constitution, by increasing the federal army
organically and not numerically ; and bth, the forti-
fication of the coasts of the Northern and Baltic
Sou.

The Chriatmu vacation or the Federal Diet ham
been declared, cud will continue till the 6th of
January.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Dsc. 17, NOON'
The royal palm* of Fredericksburg is in flames.
The Xing himself directs the extinguishment of the
fire.

SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM, Du. IT.
To-day an enthusiastic demonstration of the
citizens in favour of the Italian people took place.
The Diet has unanimously resolved to present an
address to the Xing requesting his Majesty to de-
fend at the Congress the right of the Italian people
to decide their own affairs.
London, England, 1859-12-19

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoor.
The mining market retains a steady appearance,
but very little business is going forward. East
Wheal Russell shares have been dealt in in the
Stock Exchange at 121 and 12k ; Wheal Grenville
at 4; and Wheal Mary Ann at 32, being dull.
Shares in Red moor, Stray Park, and West Swot
mines have also met with business.

St. John del Rey Mining shares are very steady,
and hare been dealt in at 191 to 191, ex di,. General
Mining (Nova Bootie) are inquired for, and have
been dealt in at 261, and Fortuna Mining at 31.
At a meeting of adventurers in the Cake of Cornwall Cop-
mt.., held on the 13th Mat.. the accounts showed •
inhume against the adventurers of 1391. 70. lel. The esti-
nested balance of liabilities over assets was 1,6661. 2a. 6.1. A
eall of 16s. per share wee made.
Wheal Soma declared on the 12th instant • dividend of 31.
per share (5941).
The New Wheal Fadden Minis( Company, on the 13th
Inst., made a nell of 3s. per share.
' The Great Bh.bs Console Min..., on the 13th inst., made a
call of Ae. per share.
At Redruth, on the 29,11 Inst., 2,891 tons of copper ore
will be ,IPred for sale, viz.:—United Mines. 704 tons
Fowey Conisde, 469; South Caradon, 425; Great Wheal;
Rosy, 372; West Wheal Danutel, 231; °rambler and Rt.
Aide" 111 ; Routh Crinnia, 86; East Wheal Tolgue, 69;
Wheal Palmetar, 68; Whoa Mary Great Console, 60; Crad-
dock Moor, 30; Wheal Falmouth and Bprrritt, 27; Cwt.,-
browse. 20; Wheal Jana 16; Old Tolge. Unload, 11 ; and
Wes 4 Jabs, 4 tow.

BIIROLaRT AT STOCKTON.—The warehouse of
Yews. Claw and Co , wholeeele groom, at Stockton, wee
broken tato daring Tharaday eight, end the robber or robbers,
having foxed the key of the este in the office, abstracted osab
tbe amount of about 1001, awl bills to the vales of about
8001. A man who was formerly employed In the wartheues
bee bent taken into custody on enapicion.—Neteoutte
Oiremisio.
London, England, 1859-12-19

NAPLES.

Letters received from Naples state that daring the
night between the 12th sad 13th instant numerous
arrests, including several eminent persons, were
made. The persons arrested are accused of having
clandestinely printed journals, and of having sup-
ported a subscription in behalf of General Garibaldi,
several documents concerning which have been
seized.

The police were scorching for the distributon of
the photographic portraits of Ageailano Milano.
The Sardinian Consul had been momentarily
arrested, by mistake, but was set at liberty.
Advice@ received from Algiers state that the
formal opening of the railway to Blidah bad taken
place.
London, England, 1859-12-26

MOROCCO.

The Moots were ea the 15th carrying on consider.
able works topat the meths of Tetuan in a good state
of defence. The Moots do not expect to be able to
hold the place, but they are determined to make its
capture cost the Spaniard dear. Their women and
children hay* been sent into the interior, and the
meo, when reduced to the last extremity, will retire
to the mountain with which the citadel communi-
cates by vary steep and rugged roads.
London, England, 1859-12-26

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

LIVERPOOL, BrWDAT Nun%
Tim steamship Europa, from Boston on the 14th,
and Halifax 16th, arrived at Queenstown this morn-
ing. She brings no spook.
The steamship America arrived et Halifax on
the 16th.

The Hones of Representatives was still unor-
ganised. No Speaker was yet elected ; and it wen
quite uncertain when the organisation would be
effected and the Pounding's inessege delivered.
Californian dates to the 7th alt. and 1,900,000 dolt
in specie had reached New York.
General Scott had retuned by the steamer. News
unimportant

—Affairs at San Juan were without change,
Affair' in the South Pacific were in a very die.
trusted state.

byGeneral Blanco, of Bogota, had been ameseinated
hie brother.
In Para civil and foreign war were imminent.
General Castilla had left Callao for Guayaquil with
10,000 men and fourteen reseals.
The British Consul at Havannah had nada a
return showing that 10,000 Africans had bean
landed in Cabs within three months.

The Xing of the Sandwich Islands had abdicated
is favour of his son.
Visa Cans, Nov. B.—The victories of Idiramon
were coarsest, and it was thought probable that
Misuses sod Robles would attack Vera Crux.
Her Majesty's ship Amethyst had captured three
Madam vessels, and some firing had taken place.
The Amethyst was blockading the port, in order to
obtain reparation for the imprisonment of tie
British Consul.

Dac. DX—Sugar unchanged. Freights
dalL Exchange re London 161 prem.
Ni. Yeas, Dsc. 13.—Money market was with-
out material change. Stock market was steady.
Sales of Now York Central shares, at 801; Reading
shame, 401; Erie shares, 91 ; Illinois Central Shane,
N. Cotton was firm. Sales of the day 3,000 balm, at
unchanged rate,. Breadstuffs and provisions were
without material alteration. Produce generally
steady.
Raw °smuts, Dsc. 13.—Cottort in this market
is stiffer, but not quotably,higber. Wee to-day
10,500 bales; ditto, three days, 31,000. Reeeipte,
41.000.

Moist.; Dac.l3.—Cotton easier. Sales to-day
11,000 bake._

The Hanka latest wu not landed at Queenstown
London, England, 1859-12-26

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY.
Anmegtet the pmensgees by the Athens were
Weed end Mrs. Maclean, from St. Helena; Com.
mender Maputo, R.N., from the Spitfire, as pro-
motion; Lieutenants Wogan and Strong, R..N.; Mr.
*Damon, paymaster, R.N.; and Lieutenants
Drage and Rook., Royal Artillery.
The Athens reports her Majesty's ship Viper at
St. Helene' when she had brought in a slaver she
hod impturrid, which had had 601110 SOO or 600 slays*
11111 beard, but some 60 or 70 had died on the puree.
The Reynard gun-boat bad arrived at Aseenolan,
whom Commodore Wise was waiting in the Vesuvius
tow relieved by the Arrogant.
When off Cape de Verd the Athens saw in Porte
Peva a vessel supposed to be her Majesty's ship
Meander.

The Athene had on the whole made a favourable
promee, but had experienced some plan
Then ie sot muck Cape news by this mail
Everything i• the coleay wee going ea quietly end
steadily. la seemmiqessee of the loos end obstruction
saved by the late drought, money we. scarce. A
body of " savvier " bad arrived for the railway, the
ineetractioa of which was being pushed on with
vigour. Nothing beyond the usual routine had oe-
earred ie the prooledusge of government during the
meth. Seven hundred Fronde had been eabecribed
London, England, 1859-12-26

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 26, 1859.

towards the erection of a statue in honour of Sir
George Grey.
The Cape Town Mail says :
The *bads at the Caps in poem& obi all who Mks on
interest in the program of Booth Atria throughout the
weld, wM be to hear that tho intaillgasto rewired
by the last the ro-appoiotmeat d ti 4 Diary Org.
be. called forth a burst of amend rigsleing beat within and
beyond the whey. Ivorywhers tlls visa awl Noels comas-
don to the hal*, sad whiles eta whits posgle boo molted
bet one common sentimant algeatlinds sad reseed test •
dente In the favourable disposition it bar Msjsitfo worn-
ment towards the people of this sossarg.
Some change had taken place In the tisgsubesei
Education, b the redremant, atter long sink% et Dr.'s/rms.
aud the of Dr. Dais to the oMso st soparloson-
dest-gasaral. . _ _

The Commercial Adeartiser says:
On the frontier, and also state end of the ealeay, alder
rates set in about the middle of October, salmi. cosasasi
at intervals ever linos The great digicalties atianding
land transport in the inte.rior district have in pee, however,
spirally been loosened by the Improventent in the veldt.

Two.ahipe with tounigraate have arrived within the
_mid
swath, the Matilda Atheling, with 286 goals, at Table la?:
sad the Chatham, With 239 son* et Lidos Bay.
forum abilarrived on Oct. 27, and the letter Oct. Id.
Mother is daily expected at Algae Bay, the' Berme&
Bei, with seals, besides three vowels for Table Bay, els.,
the Jabs sad Ivey, the Jelawar, and the Ascendant.
It Is meepated thee the total low by the meat gales et
Port Illisbedi will exceed 20,0001.
A theological ewainary for the edaration sad training of
iatuaddow tataietere for the Datch reformed church of this
colony ben been opened during the pest month.
The mould of endorse duties collected at Caps Town be
the month of October wee 11,7621.2 a. Od. ; and wharfage,
5831. Oa. Bd.

kleigeramount of lauded property, to the value, ft is
believed, of 100,0001„ hoe changed hands at public audits
during the lad three menthe.
London, England, 1859-12-26

LATEST INTELLIGENCE,

- -
The following telegram has been received at
Mr. Renter's office

PARIS, MONDAY, Dec. 28.
The analitutionnel of today, in an article signed
by its principal editor, M. Orandguillot, says the
Times is perfectly correct in couidering the
pamphlet "Le Pape et le Congres" as a political
expereeion of the good understanding and conciliation
between France and England. The Constitutionnel
congratulates Relation this result as itis neoessary that
the two great nations of the West remain united in
the interest of civilisation and of the European 'gni-
librinm. M. Grandguillot, however, calls the atten-
tion of his readers to the difference in the political
motives of the two nations, and states that France,
far from intending to destroy the temporal power
of the Pope, will, on the contrary, consolidate
It by transforming it according to the wants of
modern times.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office, from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 19.
The Colombo, with the mails from Calcutta and
China, arrived at Suez on the 17th inst.

Th. Delta and Valetta (known to have been
delayed by adverse gales) not yet in sight.

THE CONGRESS.

PARIS, BAITIDLY.

The Patric of this evening states that Senor
Calderon Collantes will be first Plenipotentiary of
Spain at the Congress, Senor Martinez de la Rosa
having refused the post on amount of his health.
The Pays pretends that all the journals are in
error in their interpretation of the pamphlet, Le
Pape et le Congres," which, according to the Pay.,
guarantees the Pope all his present possessions.

SWEDEN.
London, England, 1859-12-26

is ..e
s
XI II

when we ham again complete thaw and rain. At oar
country mama this week we bad rather more wheat offer-
mg and leas barley than of late; of oat* we had also fewer
offering. We had a good demand for foe wheat and
Chevalier barley, at full prices • other aorta were • &hada
cheaper. Hem to-day, we bad Moderate sop Oles of wham
and barley, and vary small el eats. flaky slow—all good
quallUes brought lam week's prime; maddliag and inferior
lower. Wham. 42m. to 60s. per qr. Barley, Ws. to Iffm. 6d.
Oats, 20a. to 28e._ _ _

111smineonn, Die. 24.—Oar receipts of pain from the
country, though small dace Saturday last, are in aroma u
those of the preceding week, and by boat there have I eau
somewhat Dome 'applies. From abroad we have an Indian
cora to rapes* and only two cargoes of wheat. Boameer,
natal at this swan of the year, law been on rather a bruited
wale, but the reds has shown great armee, and the valve
of all articles hie been well maintained. Wheat—farmer.
eampke have sold readily at full prices, but for foreign
we have had scarcely any Inquiry. Barley rata
be written 6d. pr bend dearer fur grinding qualitia;
meldsg samples asaluaged. In oats there haa bus
rather more doing, and parohasere have had to pay a
further advanoe of 3d. per barrel. We have had a better
demand for Indian cona, at lid. per barrel over our lan
quotations. Floor steady, with a fair inquiry. Imports
this week —Wheat, 3,100 qrs. Flour, 19 barrels. Export.
this week : Wheat, 411 barrels. Oats, 3,360 barrels. Floor,
1,262 marks.
London, England, 1859-12-26

INDIA AND CHINA.

TRIESTE, SUNDAY.
The Calcutta and China mails have arrived, and
bring the following news:
SHANGHAI, Nov. 6.

It is stated that the Chinese government has ap-
plied for an American mediation is tho late dare-
NOCEO.

SINGAPORE, Nov. 21.
Admiral Regault Genouilly has arrived here from
Turin.

The American vessel Flora Temple, having on
board 800 coolies for Havannah, has been wrecked
in the Chinese Sea.

The submarine cable destined to be laid between
Singapore and Java has arrived here.

CHINA.

BERLIN, Dec. 24.

Aooounta from China to the lith October, received
at St. Petersburg, announce that the Russian em-
bassy at Pekin enjoys the most perfect liberty and
the greatest security, All the alarming reports
which have been in circulation on the subject are
entirely falas.

The mercantile letters from Paris state that the
pamphlet on the Pope and the Congress has created a great
sensation in all financial circle', but that the effect tiaa been
favourable. Much anxiety was felt to learn the view taken
of it on this aide, but the gineral euppoiltion we. that it
would prove satiefactory. and impart confidence to the trans-
action. at the opening of the new year.
SNOW IN THE SOUTH OP EtntorE.—Acconnts from
Hardee of the 19th state that snow bad fallen brevity in and
around that city, a circumstance very unusual in that
country. Letters from Genoa of the 19th announce that an
immense quantity of snow, such ached never been witnessed
before, Ml last week in that oily, end had to be removed in
wan
ht.otentrt.—A gentleman living in Bedfordshire
hes received a reliable letter from Canada, in which the fol-
lowing pomp occurs Yon my rome doubt exists in
England with reified to Bloodia having crossed the Palls of
Misters as a tight-rope. He crossed several times, end did
II that Y reported im the news (not over tbe fells, but
between them sad the anspeo-btidgt), drove wheel-
barrows over, and 011/1411a IBM alas on Pis beck. There
was a groove In the wheel of As borrow to ft the to fro."
London, England, 1859-10-14

103347 AND CODA-ADV.

Douai. Flasissg. a powerful fellow, was charged before
Mr. D'Hysetert with stesiing a gold watch and chain, the
prow,' of OsommThounas, a clicker. Alma-mrset, Roston,
Pressminsr—Thie hay watch, but I wa. intoxicated sad
dais frame bow I lost it; but I believe It was in the
tgrilm.l4 ALsourt —Why is not this parson charged with
bank? Dnuikenneas induces pocket-picking. I
have bed him had the charge been made.
Offistr—He was taken hour, dr
Jamph Cromwell, a youth—l am a compositor. About
I o'clock Ibis rimmiag 1 saw • cab opposite • publio-home
atm Sh redimb ahasett. Prosecutor and a female were in-
lie. The loam ailed for • cigar sad a quarters of "Old
Tam" lie we the cigar to the potnian, and all ths
"Tees" to the peesw,utor, who became mambos. He was
selliW to be tskan tato the public•house, and prisoner, who
hod beim looking on. tendered his maistance, and when close
by the door snatched the watch and chain, and put moose,
thing in hie pocket. I accused him of the robbery ; he de-
nied it, but I clung to him, and grasping the watch, which
I diounc•ly felt is the pocket through his frown", held it
until a pollommastable arrived, when he was dragged into
ths hour, mil
tram
*hy we laid him on the floor and forcibly took
mn* Wm.

1111;.112yassert—Your. cosdnet has been very exemplary
Imbedy ; a commie which with reeve* to disparity of sus
rersl
. . _

(eaveg eti his jacket and showing a deeply-
coloured mart)-8s bit me in the straggle.
Premeer —I am charged wilh steeliega watch and chain
now ie. a Mien ehargr, 'cos why, the chain was found fa She
pntleman'a Dutton-h►oole
Remanded.