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The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-14

THE LOSS OP THE MALABAR.

MOST OW Tin DTEMOTOZO TO Tat BOARD OP TRADI.
The Board of Trade have received the following
report and accompanying papers from the directors of the
Peninadar and Oriental Stases Navigation Company. The
report alike naval odious who instituted the inquiry at
Gallo has already appeared in oar journal.
" Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,
London, Sept. 5, 1850.
" 84,-1 i.e Instructed by the Board of Directors to am
knowledge the receipt of your letter dated Zird ultimo,
trammittiag copies of the minutes of the evidence taken at
Odle in the matter of the lode of the Malabar, anti to state
ttiztitappearod to the directors that mine further in-
of the °intimateness was rupiahs, they referred
these minutes to Captain W. M. Hall, IL N., and Captain
A. Nairne, H.C.H., members of the Nautical Committee of
the Board, and that these gentlemen have made a report
thereon, of wide\ I have the honour to 111101000 a copy.—l
am, sir your most obedient servant, C. W. Howiu., ama-
tory. To the Secretary, Marine Department, Board of
Trade."

" Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,
Offices, 172, Leadenhallxtreet, London.
"In conformity with the request of the hoard the
Nautical Committee-nt, Captain Hall, R.N., (`.8.,
and ("Woks Nelms, .C.B.—leave caridally examined the
minutes of tie evidasce mown* the lone of the corm
patty's alimeship Malabar, in Galls harbour on Turaday, I [Ativertiaemant.]--HoutowAY'aftio.—Nofainily
May 22, talus at Mlle by Mears. G. F. Wriompal should. be. ..!tholt_ ur
_Er. felt long4rkid ellicacy in
and H. R. Harris, Masten Royal Navy on May 30 and M, ' =118.=",,,,ad hem puirarßel:e. .11417 la
and dam I sad 2, by order of °Olin** T. 8' Pullen, or wbe... the . sew Aft= will Wis.. the more
H.M.S. Cyclops. In this duty the emautithe were iesalled argent me, and thereafter oempMWy.antra all Wear-
to avail theimalves of the valuobis lead experience of tiered aeibw reuse the torpid llveassrie aanorPdePloort.
Captain Wyman, late Master Mandela at Gala, sad cleanse the obstructed kidneys, the teed, Improve the
Captain Lovell and Black, of the irompany's service. also !dO4 Add *gab, "mkt ad Sas leaf every hoe
In
aitasdad, and assisted in exphduisg many point. "tr the eaw Imam': ai=rl,,l=t4 1.8 wi
aladaabs aalasalaa ragrilimat aed
evidence. On a close examination of the tracing of the o,3,dsig imegiego. ikon Nommist asomaL They
barbiar. which WY appoodad to the minutes, sal on whisk i mig memattna Gad vtgle sorrod imam
the saw asemilags takes by the eillners of the Cyclops semplatede la yeas sail aid. nellaas and rolaun.
London, England, 1860-09-14

THE BANK OF FRANCE.

The Mortitear of to-day publishes the usual
monthly return of the Bank of France, which
shows the following results as compared with
the August ruturu :
DI:CULLS&

Cash in hand ---
181 millions.
Bills discounted, not yet line
IP
Bank notes
Currant accounts
Iscasss&
London, England, 1860-09-14

Tra►auy balance -----
21-3 millions.

Advances i 9 0
These changes are not of a favourable character.
There is a decrease of 720,0001. sterling in the
bullion, 450,000/. in the discount', and 480,0001. in
the circulation.

THE UNITED STATES,
QUEENSTOWN, Moamar.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer Glasgow, Captain Thomson,
from New York on the Ist instant, has arrived.
She brings 230,000 dote in specie. The Fulton,
from Southampton, had arrived out. Advises
from Honduras to the 16th ult. state that the Pre-
sident was daily expected to attack Walker at
Trnxillo. The inhabitants of that town were leav-
ing in alarm. Walker had raised the Federal
Central American gag, and contemplated uniting
tire of the states. The excitement in Texas rela-
tive to the abolitionists was increasiu..,, The town
of Mount Vernon was reported to have been de-
stroyed by incendiaries.
NW YORK, Aram 31, Emma.
The money market is quieter. Exchange on
London is quoted 110 to 1101. Stocks opened at
an advance, but closed very dulL New York Cen-
trals have declined ; Erie, / ; Illinois, g ; and
Michigan, /. Cotton is quiet and unchanged.
Flour is buoyant, and quotations have advanced
Lc. to 10c.: sales, 2,300 barrels. Indian corn is
Sc. to 4c. dearer. Pork firmer. Sugar quiet.
Freights firmer.

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
' Hammon* Captain Schwensen, from New York,
on the Ist inst., has arrived off Cowes. She brings
94 passengers for Hamburg, 7 for Southampton,
and 266,800 dollars in specie for England. She
spoke the following Euglish vessels :—On the
sth instant the barque Royal WiUiatn ; on the
Bth the barque Courier ; on the 9th the
brig Lucy and the barque Clydeside ; on the 12th
the barque Fox ; on the 13th the stomper Cambrian.
According to advice« froui San Francisco, business
was active. Every vessel iu the port was engaged.
Guaudiola, the president of Hoeduree, was to
attack Walker at Truxillo on the 15th.
London, England, 1860-09-14

TRAFFIC RETURN&

Nike Pr. Leo-Seal. 7•55
lIIIMATIL opaa. en gem 205555. 1/21. 1805.
Week ending dept. 1. A 8 8 it
Antwerp & Rotterdani — 727 367 1,194 1,115
dristol and Exeter
East Anglian
Week ending Sept. 1.
Sambre and Lease
Week ending Sept. 8.
ballast kNorthn.Counties 940 624 1,393 1 643
North Eastern
Waterford and World TT OM 407 1,086 1.531
West Flanders
South Wales

IStockton and Darlington •••• itn 6,793 7,673 0.914
Week ending Sept. S.
01106abrisel — 1,086 lOa 1,140 2.637

gaZiTeounties -
MS 16;401 11,163 20.830 27,063
Manchester. Sheikh], sad
Liseohuhlr•
Maud 4l4i 17,7/0 17,066 44,763 &MI
North British 174 3.060 hale 6.747 CMS
ecottlik NNW — ;016 1,501 4614 3.464
Shropshire Valois Mt 310 S7O 796
Mier

Nzw Acr o:r GITSPOWDIR AND FIREWORK&
On the day of the prorogation an act was passed to amend
the law renceruing the making, keeping, and carriage of
gunpowder and compositions of an explosive nature, and
eoncerning the manufacture, sale, and use of firework'.
The object of this act, which will take effect from the
31st of August next, is to prevent a recurrenceof the se-
rious accidents which have happened by the explosion of
gunpowder and firework'. Numerous provisions have beau
framed to prevent accidents, and the regulations are to be
enforced under penalties. "It shall be lawful for the jus-
tices of the peace for each county or other division, at
their general quarter sessions, or fur the council of any
borough, upon application made to them by any person,
from time to time to license places tot the making of
loaded percussion caps, and fur the making and keeping
respectively of ammunition, firework's, fulminating mercuroy,
or other explosive preparations or compositions, and t
determine the quantities of such articles respectively to
be kept in any place so licensed, and to moot licenses to
persona to sell fireworks." No person is to tel or offer
or expose for sale any fireworks without a license, or to
sell to any person apparently ender 16 yean of age, under
• penalty of nor stun not exceedieg and a like penalty
Is to be enforced for throwing soy fireworks in or into any
council
thoroughfare or public place. Owners of mills, Ac., may
Alexander Mitchell, of Stow, the present_ owner of the
aiestiacadeasmlTstg:taislEou. preventing
DollinNottTlo.ll7nbeClttprottass:ll7:+l-11moseanTletoft.r:rnfmm
Mr
matent city cross, offering to repine* it ..11 Its tle.nalto.
wiej.
The offer was accepted, but the Provost s c
instituted to cousisler the queetion of the locality which
the rear should be re-erected.
London, England, 1860-09-14

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

A lad, 14 years Ziri;-ftL,•7li7sontas Kiliorit, was
brought before Sir W. 'Carden, yesterday, charged with
stealing some gold and silver mosey from the person of •
lady named Telling, in • very impudent manner.
The complainant stated that she was in King William-
street on the previous afternoon about bee o'clock, and
stopped a moment before she crossed the road. While she
was standing, two boys pushed rudely against her on on.
side, and the prisoner, who was on the other side of her,
and who was no doubt acting in concert with them, thrust
his hand into her pocket said pulled out a handful of differ-
ent coins. She laid bald of him sad saw the money in his
hand, but he wombed himself away from her and ran of.
She then mired 11. 14e. 9d. from her pocket. All her
money was loom, sad two pieces of gold were left behind.
Ohs reamiesid • short time in a shop near the spot, and the
=lsrwas brought back to her bya policeman, and she
ecl him as the boy who had robbed her.
Thomas Crewe, a City policeman, said be was on duty in
Thames-street, sod saw the prisoner running down hsd..
ding-lane into Fish-street-hill. He inquired whet he had
been doing, and he replied, "Nothing, and witness then
said he should take him back and see. A gentleman came
up at this tiros sad told him that the prisoner had picked •
lady's pocket, and be took him to where she was, sad she
identified him as the be, who had robbed her. The pri.
sorer then put hie hand into his pocket and said he
would &II WIWI*■ the money if he would let him go.
He massed him to pull iho money out, and he
refused, sad witnwitnesswas obliged to force his hand from the
pocket, and then took from him lf. 14e. bd., consisting of
two halfeovereigns and silver and souse halfpence. The
prisoner told him where ho lived in Jame-sheet,Lambeth,
and said that 9s. of the money belonged to his mother ; but
upon his making inquiries 110 ascertaiaed that this was
false, and that she had seen nothing of the prisoner dam
Whitsuntide.

fiv R. Carden asked the constable whether there warn
any of tLejwisoner's relations in attendance ?
He re that there were not. His father told hint
that he flowed him severely, and had shut him up in a
room, and had done all he could to keep him from thieving,
but without any effect, and he toll him that he should not
attend or take any more trouble shout his..
Sr B. Carden ailed the prisoner what mower he had to
make to the charge 1
London, England, 1860-09-14

AN OLD 3W7NDLER IN A NSW CHARACTZS

Our readers have not heard lately of the opera-
tioos of Yr. T. P. Gilmour, who some few years ago ren-
dered himself so uotorions by swindling tradesmen and
others of money and goods to an enormous extent by meats
of plausible letters and other representations, from his
" seat" in the Isle of Man. He appears now to be devoting
himself to another description of villainy, and at the men-
iet the Liverpool Workhouse Committee yesterday
tuniclay), the following facts were diaclosed relative to
de:vying a girl foam the above institution :—On
the Itin of last month • man of gentlemanly ap-
pearsaes applied at the workhouse for • servant
ema esad informed the porter that his name was
Pan. The matron of the house was not at home,
sad he was introduced to the schoolmistress. A conference
look pima, sad he fixed upon Louis Ashcroft, 11 years of
age, and anuaged that lie was to pay her ls. per week. He
did not lake ber ow that weasioa, bat on the 3rd of Sep.
timber he called spin, and the father of the girl consented
to his taking her to Douglas, Isle of Mao. The girl re-
tuned to the workhouse oa the 10th alt., bringing with
her • cortilloate signed by Mr. Sale, chief constable .f
Douglas. This was merely an application to the Packet
Company for her pump, as she had run away
from Mr. Parr, and also • statement that Parr was no
other than the distinguished Thomas Parr Gil-
mour, the well-known swindler. The girl dates
that for the first two nights she slept in the same MUM
with Gilmour ; and that afterwards he took another room
hi the same house in which there was only one bed; that
he forced her to sleep with him ; and that he took im-
proper liberties with her. She was told by • lady that if
she stayed with him she would be ruined, and therefore she
dennamed to escape to Liverpool. Another letter was
read from Gilmour to the schoolmistress, in which he stated
that the girl had run away from service and stolen the
elethes she wore. He requested the schoolmistress not to
pay any attention to the statement the girl might make. A
Wird letter was also read, addressed to the governor of the
Industrial Schools, in which the same Thonin Parr Gilmour
applied for several girls ab ut the age of twelve, who could
read, write, and were able to met up accounts—" proms-
tents prefe -red." A special committee was appointed to
consider the whole facts, end evidence of the girl, with a
view to prosecute Gilmour with the utmost rigour of the
law.
London, England, 1860-09-14

TN: 821P1111' M 17212.18.

Yes/et/ay morningBergeante Tanner and The:
of the chief deteve aloe Great Sodland-yerd,
to the reaidenos of the min Mullins, No. 33,
street, Lamb'vfields, Bethesl-green, and made a thoungh
search. An apron wee found with stains apes it, and is
believed to have belonged to the deceased. It 'leo seems
that the hammer produced at the inquest on Monday after-
noon by Inspector Thornton was dmoovered he under
the hearth-stone in the room which Mullins occupied. A
lae~e hole, apparently recently made, was found in the
jt a
a•pppeppe.arrss that Mullins was at work for Mr. Rowland,
who collected for the deceased and °then paean et pro-
perty, ea Monday, the 13th ult., at the house of • Mr. Clerk,
• nopsr, ei No. 10, Tie-terrace, lamb's-field& He was
a sundry'dored to makereplan, and he left the house
between 3 and 4 o'clockk in the afternoon, and was
not seen in the neighbourhood afterwank He
never completed his work at that place, but bad
been seen by Mr. Rowland loitering shout end
drinking at several public-honses in Betheeleereen.
He also for some days afterwards was observed to
be rather more free with his moil tmshiaony usual
when in the division as • serves woe promoted through
the interference of the late Mr. , the husband et
the unfortunate lady. He was subeequally supersanuated,
and was allowed a sum of 35/. per annum, and while enjoy-
Mg the pension he obtained • lucrative appointment at the
Bricklayers' Arnie station of the South Eastern Railway,
where he was detected carrying on an extensive eye-
tem of plunder, for which he underwent six yesn' penal
servitude, and not 4 years, as previously stated.
It was reported yesterday morning to the detective polies,
that Mullin will he brought up on Monday morniser neat at
the adjourned inquest at the Railway Hotel, Grove reed,
before Mr. Humphreys, the coroner, whose applimition to the
Secretary of State for the Home Department has been sue-
earful.

Mr. Rowiand was the finit person to give information to
the police as to his suspicion of the man Mullins. He hod
closely watched him for someday*, and believed that he was
the murderer.
The detectives have ices the inquest risked the hones of
Emno ; but nothing more he. been fondest the premitee.
London, England, 1860-09-14

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'O&ooi.

In the railway share market to-day some fiat;
near prevails, in sympathy with that in
the funds. In several instances a reduction
of 4to 4 per cent. has taken place. Eastern Coun-
ties and Midland stocks form an excep-
tiou ; the former ilaS risen, and the
latter 1 per cent. The transactions in Mid-
land have been extensive. London and
blurs,
North Western stock is now noted 100 to
f ; Great Western, 73 to ; Midland,
1661 to 1074 ; Lancashire and Yor • 112} to 4 ;
ICaledonian, 214 to 02} ex dlr. ; Great Northern,
116 to 116 ; South Eastern, 861 to 87 ; and Eastern
Counties, 64 to f.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares remain
heavy at 1 to I/ die. Great Western of Canada
Railway shares are firmer. The Indian lines are
quiet.

OADINIAT

RUMAT&
London, England, 1860-09-14

wurzßarY INTELLIGENCE.

01L1011D, BM. 13.
REBIONATION OF BODUIT'II LIBRARIAN. Tbe
Pre. Vice-rhapaillor,phe Bev Freleii:k Charles Phunptre,
U. U., Master of University Cllege, h, the ab-
sence of the Vice-Chancellor, has 00n.,u0..11 that the Rev.
Bamillisel, I) I) , ranee, bas trade
known to him that it I. his intention of rLoguiaz hie Alai
on the Mb of this mouth.

to anticidistion of this event, Convo,ition on Si • diy,
June ltt, the present year, uusuiumusly alopted the 1.n..
pawl to grant iu addition to the pension to which the flod•
lean Librarian is by statute entitled the further son of
lOW. per minuet front the Rutile an Fund for the renainder
of his life, in cousideraition of the rev, gentleman's valuable
seniors during a period of 50 yatra.
The librarian is selected by Convocation, sod the election
roust take place in full term, and afters not Al days.
It is genenilly thought that the Rev. Henry lA:teeing
Cos, )1.A., Corpus Christi Cava one of the tuidar•libre-
rises (eho has held that Aloe far!! years) will sumeod Dr.
Bandiuel.

Tun ORNAMENTAL WATER 111 PIT. JAMIE'S PAIII
--Nearly 100 awn lima, boss sat to wadi, by ruder of the
First Commissioner of Works, to drum the concrete bed
of the Loki iu Bt. James's Park. The water is be' drawn
off, nial upou the bottom of the lake nearest to Bnclk neham
Alain becoming esposed, a filthy black modof overly half
a feet in depth was found, sod which, upon being disturbed,
pave of a very offensive odour. As the mud is collected in
Maps it is covered with lime and other disinfectants, ready
to be carted away. The concrete Isittom of the take has
out Hacked or manila at all, appastiag sa mood as wiall I Tau DISPUTED RAM AT CWATRAIA—The case of the dis-
first laid down. The benne of the fountains in Trafalpr putad Nasaarf, run for at Mathew oe Friday last, was
shirrs have into a&D Wed with water, haw* had a heard by Lord Portsmouth and Admiral Rats oa Widnes-
thorough alwosior. Several busk loads of atosta,mud, he, day. The evidence un both lbw was vary coadhoting, sad
were taken out from the bottom. the nos was avaateally didaead pull add Toil

12.30
12.45
1.0
1.30
to
. ..... 2.30
3.0
3.30
4.0
London, England, 1860-09-14

1800?

MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. I

Two o'CLoow.

The ostensible disagreement between France
and Sardinia, as indicated by the withdrawal of
the French Ambassador from Turiu, has
cawsed hutviuess in the Stock Exchange,
The funds have experienced a fresh
decline of per cent. ; British railway stocks are
likewise in most instances rather weaker, but there
is still an active demand for Midland.

At Paris this morning, :according to Mr. Reuter'a
telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at
67fr. 85c., being rather inure than A per cent. worse
than yesterday.

Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 93 for
money, and 934 and for the account. Tha present
quotations are 93 to for cash, and 934 to for
the 11th Oct. The official business report
is as follows :—New Three per Cents. (shut),
954 ; India stock, 2184 ; ditto Five per
Cent. stock, 18&9, 1034 ; ditto Bonds, b.
di.. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced" rupee paper, 964 ;
ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 102 ; Exchequer
ls., as., prem.
London, England, 1860-05-18

THE LANDING AT MARSALA.

A private letter contains the following particu-
lars of the landing of Garibaldi at Marsala :
While on shore to-day, about 2.30 or 3 in the afternoon,
we entered a cafe. In a few minutes several fellows en-
tered—some in red, others in plain clothe., all armed with
muskets and teonets. Every one around seemed favour-
able to them. We at once asked what was the matter, and
were told that it was • case of " Viva Italia," and Geri.
babli had landed. We immediately took a walk round the
town, and found the soldiers (patriots) haul passession.
We wanted to go out towards the country, but the
officer in command, a fine-looking fellow, told us we
could not pus without an order from General Garibaldi.
We therefore returned to the mole for the purpose of
getting on board, and met more soldiers corning in. At the
mole gate we were again stopped, and there detained until
a pass from the general was procured for us. On the mole
we met fresh troops, who had disemborked with arms,
ammunition, die. We were informed that some 2,0100 had
beau thrown into the town, and that more would WWI
follow; the only thing they wished for being that they
might meet the Neapolitans. They all appeared fine
athletic fellows, just the sort to make abort work of a dish of
maccaroni. They landed from two steamers dose under the
noses of the Neapolitans, who, with two steamers and a
sailing frigate, bad been constantly watching the coust.
The smallest of these vessels could easily have prevented
the landing, but she was too cautious to attempt it. After
the soldiers, however, were safe on shore the Neapolitans
closed in and fired on the town, or rather at a tew stragg►ers
on the mole—a mere waste of powder, for many of the
shots fell short, and those that did reach terra Orissa merely
ploughed up the earth that the enemy had passed over.
There is no doubt whatever but that one at least of Gari-
baldi's veiled's, particularly the rearmost, could have been cut
off, hut no, they were afraid to try it on. After these
had been abandoned by the Italians they were taken
possession of at 6.30 p.m. by the Neapolitan., who, how-
ever, displayed much hesitation, evidently deeming "dis-
cretion the better part of valour." At this moment, as we
are in the act of leaving for Malta, • steamer and frigate
are opening on the town, but the fire receives no return.
Whether they have artillery or not we are unable to state.
We can only remark that we saw none. The people in the
town received Garibaldi and his followers with open arms,
appearing as if they had been long expecting them. At the
tune of the general's arrival there were no Neapolitan
troops in the town. Owing to the shallowness of the water
their large ships could not apneas:h.
London, England, 1860-05-18

FIRES AND LOSS OP TWO LIVES.

This morning a fire broke out in St. Mary-street,
Woolwich, which unhappily ended in the death of Alfred
Steadman. The inmates perceiving smoke issuing front
Mr. Steadman's moms, opened the door and found
the room on fire, and Alfred Steadman burnt to a cinder.
The fire was soon extinguished.
Another fire occurred at Mr. Ankron's, tinplate worker,
Mint4treet, Borough. The father and mother were out, •
and left a boy of four years, and another of six years,
locked in the shop. Some females pairing saw one of
them on fire, winch his brother was endeavouring to put
out. Two men got through a window and extinguished the
Ere, and the child was taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, but
he gradually sank and expired.
London, England, 1860-05-18

To TIN IMITOB or Tfl

Sia,—A proclamation, signed " Giueeppe Bias-
zini," and urging the Sicilians to insurrection is
the name of the Sardinian monarchy, appeared a
few days ago in some Italian papers, and was re-
produced by the English press. It is needless to
say that Massini is heart and soul with the Sicilian
movement and the cause of Italian unity ; but any
one knowing him would easily perceive that he
could not have had • hand in that document. As
I am now authorised to state that he has written
no such proclamation, you will oblige me by insert-
ing this statement in your valuable paper.
I am, ke., AURELIO SAM.
Oxford, May 17.
London, England, 1860-05-18

MANSLAUGHTER BY A MARINE.

An inquest wan held on board her Majoity%
ship Firebrand, in Portsmouth harbour, on Wednmday
afternoon, to inquire into the circumstances attending the
death of a private of marines, named William Dorringhu
From the evidence elided it appeared that on the prev.ou•
evening the deceased and a onsanate named Chattel ton
quarrelled,. "because one had more room on the stool thou
the other. "had
Chatterton was afterwards taking one of the basins
of tea, when the deceased pushed his band into it. Chatterton
then said, " If you do that again, I'll give you a shove of the
eye." The deceased said, ' No, you won't," and the
former replied, " Yes, I will," upon which Darrington said,
"Hop out then and try." They both rase from the mess table,
and went into the gangway on the lower deck. An encounter
ensued, and before a minute had elapsed, Dorrington fell on
the deck, his head having come in contact with a beam
which supported the upper deck. None of the
witnesses could state whether be struck his head
against the beam in endeavouring to escape a
blow from his antagonht, or whether Chatterton knocked
him against it. Mr. T. Craig, assistantaurgeon of the
Firebrand, was called almost immediately, but Dorringtoa
was dead, having given a gasp as be fell. The sue.
goon was of opinion that death had resulted
from dislocation of one of the hones of the neck,
which caused a pressure on the spinal cord. He
considered such dislocation to have been caused from
some one striking him in front, and his head then coming in
contact with some hard substance. There was however,
no outward appearance of any such blow. Chatterton wag
committed for trial on the charge of manslaughter, on the
coroner's warrant He was brought up before the borough
magistrates yesterday (Thursday), but was discharged by
them.
London, England, 1860-05-18

DERBY.

3 to 1 agst Mr. lit Ten ihneck's Umpire (off)
3 to 1 Mr. A. Nichols' The Wizard (off)
6 to 1 Mr. Merry's Thorroanby (1 13 to 9)
15 to 1 Wyatt's Nutbourne (off)
20 to 1 Lord Portsmouth's Buccaneer (o 8)
90 to 1 Captain Christie's Horror ft 15 to 1)
33 to 1 Lord Olasgow's Tom Bowhas (t)
40 to 1 Mr. Pedley's The Drone (t)
40 to 1 Mr. Harland's Button (t)
50 to 1 Lord Palmerston's Idainstoas (off)
50 to 1 Mr. l'Anson's Cramond
1000 to 15 Lord Zetland's Lanchester (t)
1000 to 15 Mr. W. Day's Traducer (t)
1000 to 10 Lord Derby's Cape Flyaway (t)
1000 to 10 Mr. B. Wright's Upperband (t)

!LADS BETE.
60 to 50 iget The Wizard
7to 2 .lutbourtte
5 W 1 High Treason
10 to 1 Rates
100 to 6 Ormond
20 to 1 Upperhand
_ D _ OUBLE EMIT ens.

1,800 to 1,230 et;ifrniir.;„,;t7 IhOrm anby
1,200 to 800 on The 'isard apt Thormanhy
00 to 50 apt Umpire and The Wizard coupled
Erse on IJmpire apt The Wizard
11t. Albans was watched yesterday (Thursday), at
2.26 p.m.
THE OAKS.
5 to 1 apt Mr. E. Hall's (t)
6 to 1 Mr. Williants'd Rupee (t)
7to 1 Mr. ('alder's Viatica (t)
7to 1 Lord Derby's Sagitta.4t)

PROPOSID CHECK ON DOCK Exranirruma et
I.tvsnroot..—Mr. Mendel, one of the members of the
Mersey Dock Board, at the meeting of that body yeatenlay„
gave notice of • motion fur the following week to the effect
that no work the estimated cost of which exceeds 10,000 t
shall be contrasted for or commenced without the approval
of two.thiois of the members present when such contract
or work is recommended.
Tee MURDER ore WOMAN AT WOLVERHAMPTON.
The inquest on the body of Elisabeth Evans, killed on
Setunlay night last at Wolverhampton, by Edward
Humphreys, a boatman, with whom she h,al cohabited
about eight or nine years, was closed yesterday. Mr. Ha-
bana, sun3eon, Wolverhampton, who made the poet welt)*
examination, deposed that he found two cootuatons, one on
each side of the head, near the ears, and beneath
them • large quantity of extravasated blood. The
other porta of the body were quite healthy.
bane attributed death to the extravasated blood on the
brain. He also found a slight bruise on one of the arms,
caused in hie opinion by the kick which the witnesses,
dated to here taken effect on the bisly of the deceased,
and to which death hail been attributed previous to the
autopsy. The jun, after a lengthened consultatiou, returned
a verdict of " Wilful Murder against Humphreys, who was
present, in custody, and who was accordingly committed on
We coroner's warrant. He seemed much affected, and has
exhibited much depression throughout. Whilst in the lock-
up ho wesiarefully watched, to guanl agninat the possibility
of suicide. Later in the day he wag also committed fo
trial by the borough justices.
That portion of the Cork and Youghal Railway
between lineage
hesnt Tonwas Tonkel inspected and formally
opened
London, England, 1860-05-18

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLZ, KAT 14 (vii Trieste).
The Marquis de Lavalette is maid to be the bearer
of a note demanding the carrying out of the Matti-
Bumayoon.
The Bulgarians have drawn up a monster peti-
tion requesting a complete separation from the
orthodox church.

An inquiry has been instituted respecting the
charge of appropriation of 28 millions of piastres
spinet the late Lord Chamberlain of the Sultan,
►hose property has been confiscated.

CONRTANTINOPLE (rid Mansilles), MAY 9.
Disturbances have been suppressed in Thessaly.
The Greek government has caused the leader of the
movement to be arrested. Agitation prevails in
the Epirus.
General apprehension exists in all the provinces
of the empire.
The demands of the Servian deputation are in-
creasing. Rim Pacha has again refused the office
of Grand Vizier.

A requiem in honour of Count Szeclienyi has heal
chanted in the French chapel at Pura, and was
attended by many Hungarians, Italians, Pules,
French catholic's, and Armenians.

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.
CORFU MI Trieste), MAT 14.
The Lord High Commissioner has warned the
inhabitants of the island against disquieting
rumours.

The Oraud Duke Nicolas Nicelaow•itch, now iu
Paris, in the second brother of the Emperor Alexander 11.
He was born on the Bth August, 1831, and married in
February, IflAti, the Princess Alexandra, daughter of Prince
Peter of Oldenburg, by whom he has one sou, Nicolas,
born io November, 1856.

A letter from °deem, dated April 29, says :
" Russia is at the present moment accomplishing two
religious reforms. The first is • atreful translation into
the Russian language of the Holy Scriptures and the
prayers of the church. Hitherto the old Sclavonic tongue
was the billows used, and m the Latin in the Roman
church is • dead letter to the congregation so the Slave
has been to the Russians. The translation of both old and
new testaments had already been commenced. The second
reform is the abolition of the seminaries, where up to the
present not only the priests themselves received their
education, but were obliged to bring up their children.
The male portion of the family was thus compelled to
adopt the s•oerdotal profession, whether they were so
disposed or not. Thus the priestly character wee ren-
dered in Rimers purely hereditary as well as compulsory.
Those young persons who were admitted, notwithstanding
their not being children of any priest, had to embrace the
profession nolens miens. In place of the seminaries which
are new to be abolished, it is proposed to have • theological
faculty in all the universities, so that persons may have it
in their own power to choose the vocation they are to pur-
sue, and not be made priests by force."
RINTRICTIONB cruel PILOT& —A resolution has
been passed by the Yens }Jock Board, to the effect that
any pilot convicted of holdlog an interest directly or in-
directly in steam tugs shall forfeit his license as • pilot of
the port of Liverpool
London, England, 1860-05-18

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Carrion=lzle, for Madras, March 27, lat. 4.21 N., lon, 20,27 W.
Oleo Isla atdp), from London for Calcutta, all well. lat. 3.15 N.,
km. 21 W.
Patrician. booed west, Aprll IS, lat. 4h lon. ST.
Salashn (sa, steering west, April 14, lat. $&6O N., lon, 32 W.

CIiVELTY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIP.—
That:ass King, a man of huge stature and second mate of
the American ship Evening Star, wan yesterday. (Thursday)
committed for trial at tire next Liverpool anuses for a se-
rious assault on a man named George Sande., one of the
crew of the same ship as that to which King belonged. The
ill-used man still continues in the Northern Hospital, but
his wounds are progressing favourably. The facts of the
case have already appeared in our columns, and are similar
to the generality of the outrages which have of late thrown
disgrace over the merchant marine of the United States.
Dastso ROBRIRY more ♦ SHlP.—Binatruzr,
May la—The Noach S. Lotinipt, Captain Bakker, from the
Meek Sea, lying Hiackacd Bay, was attacked on the night
of the 9th Nay, by several boats, which plundered her of
about 25 to of corn.
Eppa's lIONCEOPATRIO Cocoa.—lts delicious
aroma, grateful smosthnew, and Invigorating power have pro-
cured its general adoption as s breakfast beverage. lb.. 1 lb.,
and I lb. packets, at Is. ad. per lb by the pnaclpal grocers.
labelled ...lama Epps, Homeopathic Chemist, London.
Advertisement.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

ISADELTRY.—May 16, at Manh, near Huddersfield, the wife of
J. E. Bradbury, of • son.
DALEY.—May 13, at Alverton, Penzance, the wife of Dr. Dalby,
Elf., of • daughter.
BAYNE—May la at Wignsoreetreet, the wife of Mr. W. 0.
Davies, of • son.
oospos.—yay 14, at Southend, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel S. E.
Gordon, of a aangßfff.
HAREIS.—May 15, at Peckham, the wife of W. A. H. Baths,
JOINf a son.
ITON.-11•7 16, at Upper Brook.street, Mrs. F. Johnston,
of a daughter.
POPE—May ft, at Montaspi.wmare. the wife of J. R. Pope,
W., of a son.
RENS.—May IS, at Southwell.grore Rouse, Lolonstone,
beet, the wife of J. Stephens. Eel., of a son.
ISWlNT.—MayLittle Berkhampstead, the wife of E. D.
Sweet. Faq., of a von.
WALK ER.—Map It. at Reriot.row, Edinburgh, the Ron. Mrs.
Walker, of a dalsOter.
WILKINSON.—Iday 11, at Dilton's Marsh, Wilts, the wife of the
Rey. 11. Wilkinson, of a son.
London, England, 1860-05-18

Just published, I rot See, price
DR, FORBES WINSLOW'S NSW WORK ON CEIRERRAL
AND KRNTILL DISORDERS.
OBSCURE DIREARRB of the BRAIN and
t/ DISORDERS of the MIND: their Incipient Sym_ptema
Pathology, Disemoala Treatment, and Prophylaxis. By roam
wrgeww, Atm, D.C.L, Oxon, Ae.
.• This work win be carefully studied and required by
leaden as the master effort of • great philosopher, whose
experience, vast research, large observation, and cleseareawang,
each directed to diagnostic and practical curative are
foe the benedt of mankind and to the glory et la-
scribed in faithful chameleon upon every pyp."—Debils gra,
MTV Medical Journal.
Laudon : John Churchill, New Berlingtonetreet.
London, England, 1860-05-18

SPAIN.

MADRID, Met 17.
General Concha has been elected President of the
Senate.
The Correspmidencia Autografa denies the
rumoured outbreak of a civil war in Morocco.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, NAY 17.
On receipt of the communication made by Prince
Gortehakoff to the diplomatic corps, the English
ambsaeadur did not, as it was said, lodge a formal
protest, but only received this communication
under reserve by stating that he intended to refer
to his government in order to obtain instructions
upon the matter in question.
London, England, 1860-05-18

CASUALTIES.

Albatross (brig). of lissia,CaTit:lrTMeTinTan. from Mix Cayes to
Tainsouth, with cones, was wrecked on the Molasses Reef,
south side of Inagua, on the gist of March . crew and part of
cargo =red.—Nassau. H. ADM 17.
_ . . • • •

Leicester, Captain Robbins, from Charleston to Liverpool, with
cotton, resin, and turpentine 'reported by telegraph ashore on
Ithoscolyn Island`, has broken up; the cargo Is strewed along
the coast.—Holyhead. May le.

fount Stuart Elphinstone, which went ashore at Amhleteute
while on her voyage from Moulmein to Chatham, has been got
off and towed to the Downa—Boulogne, May 17.
London, England, 1860-07-12

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Liviarooz., JOLT IL—Our market continues
active, with large sales, bat the desire to sell is strong, and
prices are much the same as before, with perhaps more irre-
gularity. The males amount to 12,000 bake—including 10,170
American, at 41d. to Rd. ; 1,500 Smut, at 2fd. to 31d. ; 100
Ira, at Rd. to 9d. ; 180 Bahia, at 71d. to 71d. ;
Maranham, at 7gd. ; of which 3,000 are for specu-
lation and export. The week's import is 2,223 bales.

CORN. --STOCKTON -ON-TZII4, JULY 1 L —The weather
has been dry, the sky cloudy, and temperature low.
The fanners supply of grin at our market this morning
was exceedingly limited, in fact the smallest we ever wit-
nessed at this season. Wheat was in demand at prices un.
obtainable last market day. Grinding barley in good re-
quest. Oats continue dull, and inferior out-of-conditioned
sorts Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Beans and peas in fair demand
at late rates. Imports during the
_pa
qrs.
week :—Wheat,
nustwise, 1,450 qrs. ; oats, foreign, 430

GLASGOW, JULY 11.—At this day's market there wns
somewhat more retail inquiry for wheat, but the irks made
were generally at about 6d. per boll under last quotations,
and in some cases French could have been bought Is. per
boll cheaper. Flour la. per sack and 6d, per barrel lower.
Oats must be quoted 6d. to ls. per boil, and oatmeal as
much per load lower, to induce buyers. Peas and Indian
corn recovered the decline of 6d. per boll submitted to last
week, with a fair retail demand. Beans 6d. per boll lowa.
Barley unaltered.

CATTLE.—SOUTHALL, JULY 11.—Our supplies being
short, pikes were firmly maintained at Lit week's rates.
Beef made from 3s. 4d. to ss. 6d.; mutton, 4s. 4d. to se. Bd.;
lamb, 6s. Od. to 7s. Od. ; veal, 4s. 4d. to ss. 4.1.; pork,
3s. 4d. to 4s. &L per stone of albs., sinking the offal.

COALS.-Lonpow, JOLT IL-Burnhope Gas, 13s. 6d. ;
Clark's West Hartley, 1.5 a. 3d. ; Davison's West Hartley,
15a. 6d. ; Holywell, 15a. 6d. ; Howard's West Hartley,
15e. 6d. ; Straker's West Hartley, 15e. lid. ; Tanfleld Moor,
13s. ; Tanaeld Moor Butes, 13s. ; West Hartley, 15s. fal.
Wylam, 16e. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 17a. ; Walls End
Eden, 17a. ; Walls End Riddell, 16e. dd. ; Walls End
Wharncliffe, 16.. 6d. ; Eden Main, 16a. 9d. ; Walls End
Frarnwellgate, 17a. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 9d. ; Walls
End Helton, 18s. 9d. ; Walla End Rapier Grange, 17.. 6d.
Walls End Swears Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End South
Helton, 18s. 9d. ; Walls End Auckland Park, 16a. ; Walla
End Caseop, 17a. 9d. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 17a. ; Walls
End North Hartlepool, 15e. &L ; Walls End South Hartle.
pool 17a. 3d. ; Walls End Thorpe, 17.. 6d. ; Walls End
Whitworth, 16s. ; Camay and Duffryn Malting, 225. 6d.-
Ships at market, 56 ; sold, 33.
London, England, 1860-07-12

THE MASSACRES IN SYRIA.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY &

Fuad Paella has left for Syria with full powers.
He will have under his orders 16,000 men, the
commander of whom is Halim Pasha. The Turkish
government is shipping corn to Beyrout.

MARSEILLES, WIDNUDAT.

Advicee from Constantinople to the 4th instant
state that, in consequence of the mission of the
Grand Vizier, the agitation in Roumelia and Bul-
garia had subsided. The Grand Vizier had visited
Belgrade and the eastern provinces.
Agitation prevailed at Damascus, and cannon had
been placed in position. The number of troop@ was
considered insufficient

There was a general panic at Beyront, and the
Christian inhabitants were taking to flight.

Turkish reiuforcetnenta had arrived.

FRANCE.
PARIS, TM:MAT.
The Moniker contains the appointment of Ad-
miral Rigault de Genouilly as senator.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, JULY 12.
General Skocsevich, Ban (Governor-General)
of Croatia, has arrived here in order to come to
some understanding with the central government
in reference to the demand of the inhabitants of
Croatia to employ their tuitional language in the
tribunals of the country.
London, England, 1860-07-12

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.--(THDI DAY.)
The 81MAILLI ar,k the chair at 12 Aimee.
PRIVATE IIIySINNIS._

The Lords' amei..imeata to the Milford Haven Railway
awl Dock. Bill. Awl the Wareney Valley Railway Bill were
c.xlai.len•l
The Athenry enol Enuin Junction Railway Rill WM read a
oecood tone awl ordered to be oonintitterlL
BA NKRU PTCY AND INSOLVENCY BELL
. ,

The leo•e tben went into cordage thin bill
7,1, 79, AO, awl $l. with mildsues amendments
oresi hr the tturney-General, were weed to.
I pou clause w 2,
Lord HEN LEY proposed an aussenhest, for the purpose
of ambling registrars of county courta, on becoming official
...Wows ander the bill, to onetime ea attoraeys.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL expressed his intention to
adopt the amendment.
Mr. E. JAME.st thought that attorney. should he pre.
vented acting=essionally is Metes in which their
rt paners wile
The ATTORNEY-0674EINIAL said be was prepared to
take the subject into couaideration, and he thought at would
Ie letter to deal with it by • sspsnb clause.
liter • brief iliseessios, HEILIY, on the sugges-
boo .1 the Attorney•Genend, withdrew his amendment,
aral it was arranged that the Attorney• General should bring
up • separate chinas deans with both question..
The disuse, upon that sintaoling, was then agreed to.
'Uwe K 1 was also wood to.
tro clause Kt,

Mr. M URMA Y proposed an amendment &NA ishiug
the office of acconntant in bankruptcy. forthwith, and
tranderriag the duties to the chief registrar. his object
Icing, he said, to promote economy in the arrangementa al
the court.

Mr. 1141I'V ERIE thought the amendment would rather
increase the explore., as it Me °lye,' compensation.
Mr. E. J.IME.S could not understand why the odic.
should not be alvlliAholl at once. It was a most flagitious
sinecure; the le.hler, though called an accountant, keening
no account. whatever. The question of cortipenaition mrflb
he dealt . ith separately.
Mr. W. WILLIAMS sail the accountant, who had
nothing to do, had ;wren clerks to amiat him, the Aloe
entailing altevether an expense of 7,000/. a year.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the wisest sad
neat economical noun*, under the circumstance., would be
to retain the prelims' accountant for his lifetime, and at his
able h to abstain from appotatiag a mammor to him.
Mr. I 'ON INGHAM protested spinet the principle of the
holder receiving compensation equivalent to his full salary.
Sir F. KELLY oppoised the amendment.
The ATTORNEY.GENTERAL sail the adoption of the
amendment would infallibly ensure the rejection of the bill
in another pleas. (Hear, bear.)
After ague remarks from Mr. HENLEY,
Mr CONINCHAM ezpreseed hie regret that on an
economical queation they were again threatened with what
might he dome in ,mother place. (Hear, hear.)
The committee divided
F..r the amendment
It ....

I Lett 'ita..)
London, England, 1860-07-12

aHARI lISTS.-Tlile DAY.

lhro o'Ciacti.

Tli• railway ohm ma i* to-day b exosedingly
quiet, but prima generally are firm. Caledonian
and Eastern Comities stocks have advanced about
per cent. South Eastern is dull. London and
North-Western stock is now quoted 1021 to
Great Western, 701 to 71 ; Midland,
118 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1061 to 1 ; South Eastern, 841 to 85 ; Great
Northern, 115 to 116 ; Eastern Counties, 561 to
57 ; and Caledonian, 951 to 94.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady,at
par to* prem. Grand Trunk of Canada Railway
stock is rather more inquired for.
London, England, 1860-07-12

THE MUTED STATES.

QtYZENSTOWN, WIDIRRDAT.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia
Company's steamer City of Washington, Captain
Jeffrey, which left New York on the 30th ult., has
arrived.

Commodore Vanderbilt had refused to carry
any more mails for the United States, Congress
having adjourned without making any appropria-
tion for that purpose.
Mr. Douglas, iu formally accepting his nomina-
tion to the presidency, strongly reiterated non-in-
tervention doctrines.
The Japanese Ambassadors took their departure
ou the 29th ult., in the United States frigate
Niagara.
Naw Yoax, Juin 30.—Exchange on London is
quoted 109 f. The banks are exacting 6 per cent. for
money. The total amount of specie remittances by
the steamers City of Washington, Illinois, and Ham-
mon* leaving to-day, is 1,200,000 dole.
London, England, 1860-07-12

GUILDHALL.

William Paver and John. Nicholls, a couple of despera-
does, who, although associated in the dock upon similar
charges with respect to the same property, had not, it ap-
peared, any previous acquaintance, were brought up under
the following circumstances.
The Rev. Peter Daley, of Galway, said be was passing
through Fleetetreet, when he felt something unusual at his
pocket, and at the same instant his friend, Dr. Gray, of
Dublin, who was with him, seized the prisoner Pwiger,
whose movements were of a very suspicious character. Dr.
Gray searched the prisoner, who threw open his jacket and
waistcoat in a mannerexpreesive of his entire innocence with
regard to the possession of any stolen property, and ultimately
found the handkerchief which the rev. gentleman had lost
in the prisoner's trousers. He received his handkerchief
from Dr. Gray and put it into his pocket, and while pro-
ceeding to the police station to prefer the charge against
rugger, his pocket was again picked of the same handker-
chief by Nicholls, who was immediately secured by Mr.
llorbie, who saw him steal the handkerchief, before he
bad time to dispose of it otherwise than by concealing it
inside his trousers, in precisely the same way that Purger
I had secreted it a few minutes previous.
Dr. Gray said, when he secured the prisoner Puoger, he
threw open his coat and waistcoat, and requested that he
might be searched. He, however. found the handkerchief
inside the primmer's trousers. He held him until the
arrival of the officer, and then gave him into custody, and
followed with the Rev. Mr. Daley to the police station.
Mr. Serbia said he was standing near the entrance to the
station, when he saw a crowd approaching. He noticed the
prisoner Purger in custody, and almost at the same moment
law the prisoner Nicholls put his hand into the Rev. Mr.
Daley's pocket, and draw out a handkerchief which he ill'.
mechately slipped inside the front of his trousers. He
instantlyca t hold of him, the handkerchief was found
concealed in is trousers, and he was given into custody.
The officer said as he approached the station the prisoner
became very violent and assaulted him in a very ferocious
manner.

Dr. Gray and the Rev. Mr. Daley said they were about
returning to Ireland in a few days. and therefore wished
that the prisoner should be dealt with sununarely.
Alderman Lawrence said the rev. gentleman was very
fortunate in recovering his handkerchief after it had been
twice stolen from him, and if he had resided in London the
prisoners would most certainly have been tried at the Old
Bailey for the offence they were charged with. He then
sentenced the pawners to three months' imprisonment
each,wrth hard labour, as rogues and vagabonds, and ordered
Punger, ►t the expiration of that period, to be again corn.
nutted to prison for one month, for the assault on the
policeman.
London, England, 1860-07-12

THE PENINSULAR MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 11.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company'a steamer
Sultan, Captain Cook, has arrived. She left Lisbon on the
7th, Oporto and Vigo on the Bth inst.
She brings 21 passengers, 25,470/. in specie, and nearly
3,000 packages of general cargo. On the 7th inst.., off Bur-
ling, she puled the Pere, bound for Alexandria ; on the 9th
the Tagus, bound for Lisbon ; and on the 10th the Tyne,
bound for Lisbon and the Brazils.

The steamer Oangee, for India, 21 day. out from Lire',
pool, put into Lisbon on the 3rd. She was waiting in-
structions from England.
Lisbon exchange on London, three months, was quoted
534 ; on Paris, 5.32 ; on Amsterdam, 421 ; on Hamburg,
474 ; on Genoa, 5.30. Rental, 3 per cent, interest, Ist
July, 451 46 ; Coupon, 45; Deferred, 33. Lisbon Bank
shares, 5..53 milreis ; Oporto Bank, 257 ; Oporto Mercantile
Bank, 260.