The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-12 00:00:00

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES.

The following is an extract of a letter from one of
the Neapolitan prisoners transported to New York,
dated Bay of Cadiz, on board the Neapolitan war-
steamer Stromboli, Feb. 2, l 869:

o It is impossible for any one of us to land: our
imprisonment continues, and will end only at New
York. Not even Posrio, wbo is ill, has been allowed
to land for an hoar. A Spanish sailing vessel bee
been hired, on board of which we shall soon be
placed. The Neapolitan steam-frigate which escorts
no will tow the Spanish ship for two days, and then
will turn back. We shall continue our voyage
alone.

" After having pained ten years in a sepulchral
stillneen it is hard to be towed about at sea. I am,
however, cheerful and well, and happy in thinking
shall soon be free. On board this steamer we in
well treated. From New York I shall eons ay
England.
" Forgive my incoherent letter; the not the
effects of a sea voyage, and, to tell the truth, a Willi
vexation at having to make so long a voyage without
any reason, the new life which I live, have be•
wilderee my poor brains, and I hardly know what I
am doing.
" We are all well, Poerio excepted, who has long
suffered from bronchitis, which of late having be.
oome worse, gave as great uneasiness. He is now
better, but who known what may happen during
the voyage, which most lest at least a month ? Wo
are in Ood's hands ; we are cheerful, and bear up
manfully. Forgive my uncouth epistle ; I tell you
my head is (lolls oonfosed, and I am giddy."

We are glad to learn that ample preparations are
making at New York to give these noble men, who,
although released from his prisons, yet feel the
heavy hand of King Ferdinand's cruelty, a reception
that will resound throughout the world.

The Hereditary Princess of Tuscany died at
Naples as Thursday Ler. The deceased princess was the
daughter of the =ping King of Saxony. sad was but
72 year, of sr. In November, 1866, elm wee married to the
Hereditary Gmad Duke of Tuscany, and on the 10th of WS
month she gays birth to a daughter.

A letter from Vienna,- dated Monday, says :—.
To the great stories of the peblio the oonductors of our j
journals hare ro:ei‘od orders from the government to submit
to the Minister of Finance all articles treating of financial
questions, and to publish none which an not approve! of."

" An Engliahman arriving in Florence now for the
ant time," writes a correspondent of the Atheneum," would
probably be much struck by the amount of liberty of speech
which he would witness ow all sides. With his notions of the
espiototage hsbituatly practised by the ever-trembling
despotisms of the Continent, the cautions prudence of the
Italian character, and the danger Maine! by known hoe.
Wily to the government, he would be astonished at hearing
in every eel talk which very- mild rulers might Leidy deem
seditious and treasonable, and at seeing openly pawed from
band to band addresses to the people of the most frankly
revolutionary description. lb. preducf Qui &Undid to ars,
it is true, chnde.tioely ;rinsed, and anonymous. But the
printing and distributing them would be very dangerous,
not to to say Impossible, if the powers of a despotic govern.
sent were to be pot in attic.* in earnest to prevent or
punish it
The Madrid journals of the 7th say that Mr. Dun.
cash. Jonas Perry, the Englishman condemned to death for
having assaulted a Stanish sentinel in the vicinity of Gib-
raltar, belongs to a good family of Wale., and is only 21
years of ego. In addition to assault tog the sentinel, it is said
that he heated down a gendarme who went to the soldier's
defence. At the moment of the assault he wee in the com-
pany of several English °Meer., and of a young lady named
Pemberton. The cause of the assault was that the terrine!,
in obedience Waders, tried to prevent him frrm riding ea
a cer:ain site. Toe Cbsraponetelseia Asittyraf a iathastait
that the Queen will probably spore his lite."
The North China Herald states that a newspaper
published at Shanghai in Chinese by the miaalaa•ies ben
attained a circulation of 700. The people boy it woek by
week, paying cask, and each parch& er reeds it abed. The
Chinese, it appeare, are much interested in all local news,
particularly plies reports. _ -

•
Dr. Bellart writes in a Ceylon paper :—" I have
the Omura of announcing to the acien*ifto world that I
band the ovaries of the peal oyster Sled with pearls of
various size and shape. I bar. marred the specimen for
te.a.mtoioi to Professor Owes, to be by Wm p'aced en the
shelves of the Museum of the Royal College of &rotas as
a proof of the accuracy of the la's Sir liveried Homes doc-
trine, which has for many years been exploded. I obtained
from ow of the ovaries as many as thirty-two pearls, and the
other egg beg, st4l unopenel, seems to contain ss many
more."

It is understood that chambers of commerce have
resolved upon ending comvtent spate tAnd a, to woeful
and report sp. a various mattrra ralatire to the meth of
macs. Tbey ste to ascertain what coremereial delkeltiew
have to be removal, or facilities to be discovered; sad
to sot for their principals as airman epees may require.
The Continental journals state that the negotia-
, Was for a commercial tasty ketwesn Rugg and Austria
have ten hitherto ansocceedal. It is r.potted that wide
Arastrn is willing to make every conceal& a Russia gelneee
110 lower the duty cm tome of *Le most important articles.
CRYIITAL PALACZ. SATURDAY CONCERT.
Kaden, Gathering Hayes will make her first appearance at
the Crystal Palace at the most et this day.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY
LAW INTELLIGENCE, • hes ferrate said toms that everting that west en in the DREADFUL FIRS AND LOSS OF LIFE.
rat Vas Illanne 10 him. I haws hseed him esy ha Imew
(TIZIS DAY.)
(THIS DAY.) how to Net rid of aa °Meer without a sort martial.
To le. Hserkiss.-1 eaanot al the dale or the ocesaMS --w-
-roes be spoke of the little bud, se the name of sayt party Thu (Saturday) morning, between the hours of
COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. Ma present. I rke Ito go the arid relit er at S hod, ire and six o'clock, • fearful the broke oat on the
Sittings at :fink Pries after Term at Weettorter.-Inirou aad
ha
alaaw4 ma rat to Awl" out of humid., and then...... esteries nap of premises belonging to Mr. Jame, Walton,
.--- add that he knew all that went on is Os regiment. When Lord Campbell and a Spend Jury.) fbe renamed wh leer tea dollar, either at No. 85, High•strest, Whie-
me from arrow, he bullied gee pretty considerably. "
Houten e. I tal. or wliTow. (Leterter.) I ant not to mod to know what Mr. Leigh, ea ellaPel-• 6rc alt .lided with the loam of two human beings,
The trial was resumed again et the sitting of the carol aim. &I tehiui my to k I won't say that he was dia. sad a serious des ruotkn of valuable property.
Sods.. •awd hr mmhinif •WO bar Mem It woe efuermllida I The fire was deterred by police-offerer No. 180 of the H
c ,j.... 1 W deer, reoslieL mid-I wish to give sons ladled him to the mem.
faplaaation with retried to the al. 17s. which I reeahred front Captain Brash-I was president et the mem eommittee. direr, mho immediately called out "Bum, bring your
l'aknel Dobson. is September, 1851, my see jobbed the I arced to Colonel I),eh. n few the neat meting, and he taupe, here is • time" elindind to &mad Wood, tha Hard
o_-[me at as lieuteant ,is Ortcheetoilowing • lieutenant of mid then should be one, but it war never hi Id. I was told Sodety's conductor. The man at entered with the machine
the same Demurred, to coseeracime of souse irregurtice, by Colonel Dickson to apply to Captain Drum fir his ex- to teapot, only eight doors distant, when he sew three pe-
ws obliged to hive the regimes[. Hs had charge of the mints, and I told his that Captida D ;Val - did aid emmtaer sane lathe seecind-8 tor front window. He brought these
payment of No. 9 Coup try. Thsee was some dialealty is him an authorised person to receive them. He was
'Ain; from him the charge of permit 'rhea be reigned, very angry, and after he recompred bir elf he laid down his muck then Mud his upper ladders to tee third-
and it wan arangid that my sea saosld have that charge, he wort her Captain Dizos's nange wrack oat floor, whore three other porgies wero getting upon the window•
nod• r toy supertsteu Irma Whee the &coevals were given of the regimeat, and that be would report him sills, for the purpose of jumping into the street. Wood
t.rtt by Drummond th- r.• wea the doge of 8L 17.. to Viscount Comber me Lord Wilton, and Colonel cella em to them to reds until he got to them. Ho thee
Cr.k.1.1 ii• ke n,totwithe ending, Lieutenant Pipet. At that interview; be said some mosey must be brought them down the ladder to the caress bag aged pegged
Droouoond t, b see r the tearer' without making good the pad to the wine merchant, and that he should
deals. ern, mud the money was paid by Colonel Dicksos or rat me ha a few days to sign a cheque for them out in safety. He inquired 'rhythm soy OM else Woe
of the fonds. the whole balance at the "pate. I told him that in tee hones, and was told that doe two Armee reveals me
Capri' Judd-1 am • orris Ind Tower Hamlets Militia. under prefer cireum•tonore I would rather decline. He in the back room third-floor. He repaired to the third floor
I got my costouseion de Of seven years ac .. When the then t..il it‘e that he would report me to Lord Wilton. 1 front again, wend the room, and reached the door of the
hosed was ordered I watt the serood senior captain. I was simply bowed and retired. (Laughter.)
Ma t • but the handle of tee door was then red hot,
not the pre of the am I slated the report wee Crcesruniaed -The clues wag drown on the 15th of agar -ea ' with •,l of
Colonel Dickson was before the board. I ter sothlag February for UAL sod whilst he woe endeavoring, the aa
was state about • mandatory nom to Hedge sad Lowman. !The ease wee preceding when our report left.] kid cat, to turn the look, the door fell upon
Crierassinel-What Colonel Dickson said emu; that
they were remise for their mosey. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
Captala Po dey -I am [media sad eljuteat of die •
regimes( is quieten. I entire lit on tee 3rd of May, 1884, (Bubo Mr. Comardedoner Frahlanque.)
sed cestineed in it during the whole prod of them tear- Is 11.11 'Arca. oseol him, wird aetnellyest Prato the top of the machine ;
latteeihstli. c°l"nadtolcwrthe .11froa:°;:wisserailw",:witalteeareralaithoierittalgmm"hinhatda3froparroad
time These were so mem meeting. to accounts. Ito one The bankrupt wee • enters, of Fitemay-equare. This was ho was °Vied indeed to get out hadforeinost, nearly stifled
der but tee Imilenaat-rolosiel ma coil them. 1 applied to a metifkate mooting. Debts 0101., assets about 8001. Thom with smoke. He next tuattipped the short ladder of hts
Major Walker for en trout meeting. leery cis. menthe was no opposition. erre, and by groat exertions ritemeded In placing It on the
weeper* rade bald in maw retreats. Than Sao other Mr. Linklager, on behalf of the bankrupt, drew &Mention ,_, ,_ nCi hooaa, and manage Ito get to the room where
way in which the worts mate ranatted. There was so to veve-al favonieble features in the case. The bankrupt's "' t"" -- -t meeting few aseounte tefon the regrow was disembodied. eipen•es had bees moderate ; and owing tO aa illness of four the unfortunate females wore; but the room was thee in one
1 din sot know Ma hie the worsts wood. It Is not moths, he bad been incapecitated from following he ore- body of dame.
easel hi other feltiMeate fir the lienterat-eolasel to tabs emir. He had also been need* hare mks boon, 111 which de the cow...date, retentel th• whole 01 the interi" at
gore Mel( the r entire examination. In May, 1867, the he had joined his ether forty can ago. the building fell with a crash resembling an exp:otion of
Earl of Walsceshowed ese • Miter which he had received from HI, Honour raid that the only trace of unavoidable mine
_,
and taa dines immediately eau so high es to
Captain Dirk r Aker of the miser It eastelaed • tortoise in the ass was the baskrapt's illness. He bud some riteilowoer,
pest sinter id charism and t seenereser. We Meshy nt comb, to the coacher that it um • otme for illumine tits whole of the Bast-end.
west through It, sad I eaemsiared to be lordelep, in • tow-rims ossmikate; bat he would give the bankrupt the The engines wont to work ban admirable manner, but the
answer to an inquiry, that there had been so mos mowing. bestir of the doubt. Professional men to plural had little osly good they could do was to protect the adjoining roses,
I said the crows were di...toted. The man smog la the to ries sp to 'hair creditors; they ought, therefore, to be the peewees in which the mutfortem oornameed being
army Hi, spur verb • beer to odor a rearmed baud to very careful is their trade. totally consumed. Wood, with the aid of the
inquire ire the aremstsocia. Lord Water that very day, Pint class cordite ate actordiagly brigade, then west in earth of the two persons
seat doss to Colonel North for his advice. At ng. One was found lyiog wrote the other in the
1 lust his Icadship inerseed me. to .etable a
beard of the 'Morro of the regiment. He neared
es three tester ollorra, rd I summoned them.
They surbled sod sat a tonaldersble amber of days. I THE POLICE COURTS. collar, shorn that they had fallen with the door when
they east down. They were placed in Mile and removed
to lbe dead Agnee to await ea irk. Their acmes wen
Chair Law, aged 33, gad Emily William', aged 16.
1 sr le CAM' Dietwea, telling blot that the bred hod
asembled The bred male • report. I. May, 18514, I (THIS DAY.) The illeanas, a purses Ira Watford, rushed through the
Ire, made Ws swaps at the trots door, but our so badly
we dashed by Lod Wilma to pat the metre of tee--.0,-.
burnt that I. eon Agri re be taken to the hospital. The
Milism ruing, mad I mete a letter coalesce them. KANSION-HOUSIL conductor Wood bes earl II lire in sins days, and alto-
lard Whoa Mt I herd Colonel Dickson say that be Chad's Crory, a Isbolorlag nun, who had born remanded, ether 91) peers la the mine pedalo.
W • spy is the meirner. 1 rat to the War.oi.e to charted with having coals ems sheets std blankets from The origin of the are is nalcarra.
melee the form is we h the document should be enema. the furnished lodgings he reaped, was again breught up,
3 had men a Mmes from lAA Corr* to Lord Wilton. sad the promoter sot berg in atorndenee, was ape
It mequented him to hove •lat of the charges made oes,as the remanded. BILLER LISTSC-11fili DAY.
....... wag ..4 .a.roma O&M Der ace's state- Willie less, kt•hrldr. our charged wi'h ob'aillillft a -.0.----
rt. Open thee lad Winn kneadsee, es adjutant, Allies by mere of • false petition. Two O'CLOOL
le prepare the doenmet whl h I haw moodeasd. I afar- Mr. C. Powell, warehouseman, findating-street, said Th• railway share market to-da is flat. A num-
wale mibmithd It be Lard Willa, who sapwood a it. that ea dis previous day, totweea 2 o'clock= her of the leading stocks, inch' ' London and
The lanai aimed owl the_poonge cleat the army re- snares called on his with • pekes tolieftg
Meld has the Wellington Gang% es campmates Ds releases for • poor widow. He gave hat a gulag. North-Western, and Lancashire an Yorkshire, are
the Wooed sus Im the regismo in wink It The petition ret fortb that the hashed of the woman bed quoted /to 1 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock pester- '
gas add that thew wee • defaiseekes ell EL odd) ho been run neer sad kfilod in Carr-rest, that -rest, sad ths
liasmiaalins mettaasd - I believe I was sot the family of tee Warta were totally onprovided foe. It con- day. Midland and Caledonian have deolined Ito
1 per cent. Great Western, North Eastern,
Sett to aria thee eirearense. I had heed !sized • Irmo number of &Ohre nurtures.
WWI Diem rerealladly ay that he knew nen- The Lord Kay or-Berviag the pedsios to be trete, you and North British are stead. Present quo-
onm Ishish west en Is 'be arglasse. Me NM be hod pee Ike a ebilling f tations an as follows:-London and North
•Ms We old Yiet Wm wee oralserrederalee}s aim of Witmer-Ts Western stock, 961 to $; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
As melba hong hied by • mint letullnl. Ills add be hod a Contents-I he sot been able to weeds that ha eh. 961 to ; Midland, 1011 to 1; Great Western,
4 d hie own Ike Vidal rid gif aa abr. I vine red many eon say other ierto% in the neighbourhood 66 to • odedonino, 88i to 88 ; Beath But-
-Imate hey _to Bat Mks, erg that al Wallagatren.
to per share ; Berwick, 93j to
O&M BMus led wooled 111. der the eergesate Innen-A pen ma our killed in Cansonietmed last 014 i
sad . - -- North
rallll that in 101 **, Ill" paid Ir. wok awl the primer per me to weirdest,' that the p.• 941 York nth Midland, 481 to in ;
t eeetMeato hem You of the inputs, emir that arm related to the widow of that man. British, 62 to 1 ; and Eastern Connties, 12 7-16 to
they had ma seeded the army, sad I moan! it Mhos I _ The mar said Mafia
_corer of mosiving isforta- i nor share.
weds I. 168 Wall* I somatd As herd cursed by 11•• lad ".11•••••• km her El,±l.._. of a me 'French and Lombardo--Venetian railway shares
the Mersellso. I see emeneog Wire It by the ernillos psiMws,
_wo ....room" • inn who bad dell, with little shim" in pries. Northern
eatheeteha Ipm ta • eamming, bet was see nemeneL Mem Mee, he we/need the plow.era
Calmel Mims ad te the herd %se he did em haw of Mr. Ortet, irk to Meas. neW @add., of Lark& of France are now quoted 361 to 3711 Pans
Ws liwillaillln el the Mbar tor gall the bin May, market_, taid-Theplamier ailed star plat of him ea aid Lyons, 321 to 331; Lombardo-Venetian old $
1317, and I pan aMr to thaw that Miami. oa the M. Tboradloy sod said be was collecting at Isla d • poor to / p.m.; ditto new, 1 to 1 prem. Grand Trunk
I bed DAMN to gem* the sedans se the ankles aro/ winger who. Insband was killed on Imedembdirs, sag oy &lama stock, after being pressed for sale ae low
1 n Shve's hlll Cebe Mims ea il thee I nlnly mend that the Amity were Mit destitute. The psbmsr mooned 30 has been dam mew 31i.
loin the sent ef eery is I hid am stem thew the pedalos seised ts the lad vitsess, ang whams gave all t emnamm mums Lam „ea's,
LI%I world ig sad said Me reeneed our tekes. It Me, by the Owens et me el lie. renters, half • crown.
ma Mhit ems are whit arderal thea-Mse Tynear-Tbst's Yr ; I was 't there.
Sri wee emir !lOU Canal, the let, eejetret. Oilem-Iseassiedelietille wham been Comossrmat, a,,
I Id.
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vale. I lagra.r. I eel e.m.
au,ligwt Mira. In ll
QiCeinel"..aliest.le-Thmtbeits Ia bLguronire7 rt.:: V.Z.l....th'.`"A.'""mt, "' de"talratilethelstradba.: I ma" Weee,46.1"."? Adt
mei bell% embed by Show. I comsat say whether Lees, add Os me, .ea may se se IMt me go. me plow ma - , fff
Lind Moen sad II been the sees ,it enquiry. The Leg Mayer asked She prier what he had to lay la 0 •••vaiW"--- a rad
It Is Ihde he Wight her red It. The rough mom to &sheep x -----
deed ed the statemang I pteneettl to Lod Wilk. woe 61” Prlesen-I sever id seek a thing before. a 81141:6eitseiia.::: : F 2f I 1
singe& Me opmend di, bet I MI6 he node ems tarp Omar-If the pier is yarded, I believe I alien be ____
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vanes li It la my phase, I did I wren dm at hit .bid to move that he hes her bolos otavimad of a imam I d; d a*" Ejssirg -.. .
Mddllem. Ilene ad Me Mimes psesmimi he the Wen a nee to this. • listisomease ti.• s- •-
sirs me Medd as the ed the yogi- The Lord mire rommil Me prisms. sialem4a et le
• mongol head Is IMI, aid Cal mel 'a BOW-lITREZT. awl=
Ili toe Ni I led
Lad eanlmmisee Inas he • hall endelnollid at Tres a mmsssillMiiir::::--
sate a a
A lad easel I:3daiss Hitch, recently is the feria of Mr.
Is Se apart a the mitred rd. I lest am hie istar Winos, or nemermarnet. Strand, wee charged with stuns, see alalloriaa =a : g g
to in Peweeieu* leek *Om 1 Wok OM amid oboe about tier hard weight of books mid gsrliamentar IS LI
Yesamseon mem gm diet made by Lyon Ins..D Ipheassas:ra."l". ...... -- IS p!
. Berrie when semsis• was tAerie MS Gem
th.sranatsd rtrtas gehl;malatesseas6ler, Ids service se paw LA al
Wend la the helm off the fee yea ere? 8.6.,;‘,. 2seh January. Abe, he heft an,. nlemd
nee& i11e=2.7 ill
Wllmsee-by the erase et maiherldte of the War -ties. I a Wm.', a h,,ye, ihdadieg thous eg tee wean roma,
oak Is tram Medlar". which MI yawed? bees sent **tke bet did am at that time .asp ea the primer. ezasesjia4: 12 it up a
1,11•••••• The Miura wan lei in lb* "Ton al We air On the minim of the 3rd of February mine roes who tie
saes bend.
~._ live *the km told him that the premier bad been lame ram' "1..714..1...... tEi tel Ii
C4444.4,441441414-T.,7 likely He charges art to ",' .• ia the middle ad the basee about the Posen's speech," aid
Wirsdesease itolusever . WI takes row • Ireektel of bore. Witham eommonicreel 4 sad thrld•Mai.
To Leg -I "Le tn the W••-41b• ••••••I,_ with the pale, sod eh wee mad, lac the primer. No ••• ••-•• ••
*Ma MA emnd the km •I the •••lvesr our " " tree of Ms was term till y. when it was discovered sear
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Meer. I leak Irked Mr. Muer there hes the that be was Weft mat ,es.
He had basin tbe cony
li rezt4s;
Istmese eeN is bal.it•mbrat• Odwsl Be mill b• could ••• sobs A boy named Henry Ashby, hying la York-pea,
Adel*, led that om Thersisp, the Ird,, the prime ram so .. li ti
Onewarinetin ..tiresd-s. rain then was a inch se hi. iimmatio thether, aid saw Ur In Id cos of the sa 1ari1e5c....... ~..
Indessit meta is bre staermant that Gems' Pad red ehed,„.`e soled a inek, while be reserve ssess, bob gm. IN ,wribtratillinett
liql mi ill
WI 4
ad missend IL I the't leak I milted Mr. Marshall whet Mr. WI
gm usgbar 0,6.,,,t, eel kid Ake ems to ion wean- et.
dolreadb••••_..._be ble. •.....„•••ttLis.._.'• the... 4••••••••,•• 2•61.,..• mid the Ina. Winer saw the truck stress at the idi a.-4.l=b;ii.ft-- r .4 :IS 44
lia •• ....7 • ..• •••• ...... •• " •••• ••• ••••- mar eif the rest, and saw the prisoner Mars • wrathy titi I•m••••••‘• - 46 01l the CeliMine ray whkit hid son hen abed., ie it.
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seeloWel he. _- I head of il hum) dm 11•11011• - Prettier V 9, went loot sight to the Nieman; ledgage No Da. ......ta .. II IS
__ _ salt% 1 •••• bow Wilton 51 11,
whether NW hi at Chen% and brook him la ons'oely. Fred the peons- fm. ( - -
.......br 6. 1•1•••___.••• ~router ir.,.1•• We loye In his pore. He said, " I meant When pig
aaaanaaaallme that maim, Odom owen Ike mem•Y• Uri mum Mr. Wilkes's place another visit, and to bar taken mem I mirk
that the sham Nast Me spy Medd be reseal - 5
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ii-&-owasitat• Tut charge ad ,b• caw all., al W• laar.Mr.:. Draper, who keeps the ham end beef shop in Caner, o, mei. o,..mte bats Na a
Crwolowl Pawl were, I thinnt is the remit drld• I •••••• stud sad corner of St. Martin'orourt, ward Mt les Mss iher
a gill Ili
il
Vwhet reentisse were istromeces. I dent think eery souon the day in glued-ion the rem brought • husk sll keen Drs. BassesßassesD. -
=gewere sided. Tbe wegeentraspermda• report sbost pa of hook., end odirsi them f,,, .1.. wwe pew. sit s osizt.s"...;ar-.. ;1 ; ON
n•Filibl thil olitalasi'l. 1••••.•••• I la Orldd They
of cooked partly of parliamentery sad g • gab a. N. a. eila II I dig dn
I did met wale not the lama of the certillestes and ark partly other hooka, with the covers ten .He eked ft ..._ De teem CO. /di is, I
is sergeant to sign them. I told my etch to take Id. a lb., which re agreed to give. Thar* went two out. ija Ipmaltaark "*.--- hal tel I ID* isarmar• statement. I won't SWIM that a rough edit& eeees to me_ Bd, He e,id they were given ere by kid o 11.
_68.1=.1648 -
*alibi wstudirrd I. my •PMea- This MA rime_ meter, who was clearing net his chambers le; Northort- In mea ea w Jura 7 II
nisi ezi.
_. loco. Ihroc.nabe oaroooliosof his Vireall lo,d_it,,ot. 115 Nara eremorms
In lal
I. db• et Orr," I r minor soy when CoL plebes Mr. Hoary MI this wan a Tersest& estalistiment, seal es trro7gra. Mtgs. *a 1.1
Wks 0mosb••1•1 • 11" i. Lied In the regiment. I htd• as he wee ends Ann that lira Draper word Sot loan made
ettellint of data I never Mart Wags meld mems to the, mei,a if oho bad known of os,poctiol that eeythjeg 5„-Q•:::=::: at t;
II& Cube Mhos. ineldentil Cepa Mots set to lan .tee ....e.g.
i=sessea p rat .
6.1... k. sod obt Ilk did he abed,' his. al •1••• 11- Mr. Winme-They arc worth 29e. a cwt., .1 ... new
_aggiabla
I "ma ay when In and he re,/ bow •• gel rid nr on getting tr. They are not so early obtreed just now, es aii ..."`'- V • 'no= It aro
et,
sines v••°••• •••••••••V ill, a" •••••13••• the eel* of tee gourmand are determined to put • stop to it. n
------ • Mem to • hes he wade that oturvatice. I eruct BM Mr. Haary-You have dealt very largely is that way, I E Stma-. 5l t. NI I
whither Literal Drummond left tharegiment In breve ? ril
1 kelenhe .. .41 125
Is I rildlr M. seentlet welt 1,1•01. I believe= Mr. Wilkee-Ter, sir, ad do now when ion get them.
Masa mode b hued to tack charges arthe me for rein' Mr. Hoary-You gesorally bay from members' tawasts, ati W.1Z6.74,:: I n
/amity. Hs told ma he ahou/d be oblipi le matt me, hat In I think ? Arid I beim always by we'ght ? 044
am.
iiii 10! n AM
did rimy he bad dm .0. I never bred that the bripade ogr, tagises-Yes, beg their mom. re allow ter le eel. so tad Vail
4444 Aid n Ported rott to Lad Wilkie •••I mbar We Nl* Mr. Hatry-I as only asking you, to show thell Mee Me Tab II IMO. ii id.
MO Wad dismal. "dvili 'ln Jill), 1863, Cirri Mohair Draper legit fairly sapprek as 1 believe she did, that she 2 1••••".••••• tam"- '" .
Sued me • letter from Colon 4 North, sad the charges wee-heyittg thee. thine id the officiary worn. You say ntaulawdL. .. -..E. a .-1111
amile rare me for irregular icy sad sisoweine. that you give 28a. • mt. last than you oftorwords make lea mar. t I It
le-emeased -I did not boost that Lotd Wilton rearm a 'election, salting es reports them which are moat valuable, Poilaras""6lll .4
21
of the dorm mode armed me. and as waste pm those oar whin have no value a.
Captain Dirt-1 received • commiseion ia 18531 a this re n.. /011•11111 WAWA=
Mil,,_•*- "•• "4^4,,••1!".."'ut of _ .tht_ _ ,ved• edhlvsladd Mr. Wilkes-Quite so. Bone an very veluable. Ose gm in 1 gamma i altrilter.
.1 Oaks.
." maw" vt '''....'• 4•4 i'vv••• au "tit the end report on stogie, published •t SI., now etches me vim. pp
an serie -illkaameess il of 1564. I wee entroaded 1. Captain Captain Brash. Through Major Atter, oe opal ie 'quay valuable. We pick oat all that .en -
Walker I asked Camel Dictation to hare mess ruertep. me of any 'sloe, and meal the red to the prer-meker at E $ • ..• •-lc, i r
I die so severs' time. In the January of 1867 I met Cr once. I al. PPE •
Juries.
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Deere in the Haymarket. He lope 41 MO and Multi dme The prose:etc, identified the 2 eve. of books, lea, produced
mum gamely. lea sect inertia, mum he sail that I had by Mgt. Draper. Ho had missed about 2 cwt. more, Including at
lit Man al Mt er.gllah., sad the ten my cedar[ hl some ea India, •hich he was "tr airing up" to make a 4 1."1=1= i (a, is
the mew be we report me to Lord Wilton, Lord Combo- eee,o,o, we on that let.Nstsiet tope, pso nessase Mean ....-. mit Mt
nom Lewd P•11111•Tr, the Her Guards, sod bring my The prisoner had nothing to say. Vl• 4•Pland. rano
roadoet Wore the committee ef the dub, mean- Mr. Henry eeeeteitted go pei ten. II • Omani manses (18 4P. 44
as the Jana Uni.c.l Seeder, of which we are members, a s
ommai ii Tit
I pureed hint to WI Lad Wren, st the same time, that I g s I
W sorbed • Awing letter Les • me creditor, written -hiie
at kid (Col. Thehleitee) Be denied it. He rat The Literary Gazette *Bs a geed story of old i S
1 i ea p
as in • very ward way, rd I Weed my hat sad left him. Stephen Prick of Denary-less Or day he bad stroagly la a Dm 111 fa
We bed bad dairymen Woes at Wailer'. I ordered controverted some opines that rembaly ahem I(a this( I 2 v=.•-•-• - -
W
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eawhei meat traaaleal wed or-- t'• Price was rather giro to do), and the an taneguirgr firm, oil
'tads not. On the 6th of May, 1 7, 1 re-
wind a letter from bits. I eeht,,,,teded the ye. Steff offered a be.. It was rafasedidaPriesied °Ste cd.4 other 3 4..17tp.A..• 14 iit
',vs ~f It, sad sent • copy of It t 1 the Sari of Wilton ; odds. Heeled spin. 8 elf al . 0
1 Tritier
euttemestly I met him la anneal-duel. He stopped toe. But the other OM raftwd, decirnieg le bet at all. "Tae, at Amos WC: Tts It
and
"ta't me II I had ree'imd hie hl ••• I "id Ye. 2 and sir'" thundered old Pike, "how imla yea advance, lei • • turtle •••••telerrsco -- "
v•l'd rt tt. Me hers to ai'lL, and I 14t klea. Is my attar • ;4E7 sr td the Oil ed May I ',rare! a boon lof bonny. It wee pa '
bid room, a statement *Web you are sot prepared to on- I curb -
Word. and I sersared before It The rem& of the shutter by a beta" 'At II& en
was the I was tiontion.llll. I eh/wards applied I. Lad Au easel picture by Raphael, about four feet high a 81.8 ant
..,.1"w• gh• • copy 4 this "Vet- He dm ••• es esireel by three wide, with the Virgin find Child, of bin resod I lialaltb-.--
"...lad tO layer& .. _
Ceti am Hog at 12, Riong,annne, kit germ', badly injord, probably by • candle, in the neck of we aMeteeee,,,eee ewes •l4 li
Oa net a wit is say sagespati... Whet a hay I was "jihad the principal figure, bat otherwise in good coselltion, has II ........_n• $1 ealit=riela. : mat II
:12.... Whoa Me regineed was dMemilialild I bed Mit bona sold at Flamm. for 150,000 fr. The purchaser was s Wierme._:. „i„‘, ti i
am emirs seaseaL I paid it three months Am- a pewee, but was probably only an opat. all WeliaSailt7r. tilleig U i
4.
Paal.at ar the Ivaa I "I"4 asbey kr I" The death took place on Thursday, at hi. residence, A ors et aro- •• -
sloe assensi, alms del. Thou woe • balms ist my hen&
of ML dim the mtehehte• 1 bed vet to Jiea Ha Be. Barnerpleee, Mile-end-road, of Lieut. Archibald Campbell,
tir" i•••• 17. IMae sell that dune I sever paid ever ray R.N., la his Med year. This gallant officer spired a pea- 011LOWI1,L OrIlMilillill? 11110011111 IL
_•••1.1. nine vas a wmesa* betwees Chet time. het lis foe gnash swayed la • cooing-eat expedition against A L.SAMME::::::=M -..
' ram
remotort le vie low =aid Itenelnali 1 none ;he itieesesesostese he hag hie mesa chat ag, a biped .... •• e•graparri=wob md. till 3s
ill
dense fly add Lissa a Ike a WM' Maaalal lir threat through his krone, a beyond amid io his groin, sad =:: ~barreaelea.adep_ to . pi. 3 ihei
ereonoln Wend Diann hail me pet ends asset.
Ihrewshimi Hat Ira betted • gentians% who bad Yea • P4Ol hulls' M hie hest Neewlde able• Or = ...: rag ••••••= Bags. 'O4 11l
ildeimed hem the seglasoot to the mew. I seeds, I wee swede he serdved le Ms above age. He wee mob • ...- :: ise.•• it...•• 1,*•••••••,31P. Wm a -ii m
Onielle Ow maw mei. llesiesist is MIL In.•••••• Veil
modem ult I
it".12.81-igy "mu". In" maw audild* The 7 Lad Messrs bee meant* Ito take the chair at "- - uses.e.. se.e alai io to
nut
*-0.1 ham beam If there In beets • ye per ma .... ...
a 'Om div mown. Heard Camel Mims oly therm our i the ••••••11.11•01 of the rd•dh• endelY for JIM Pea - ."*. D,...4"4.412"11,41..V.igki1." tos'" ire 11.1 Lir I
a bale lei la is righmat shish odd him emphtsg. NA Issilan at Yeweg Tussles.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1859.

MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY.

Two oTiocrt.

The funds remain heavy ; a further decline of
1-16 to i per cent. has taken place, and little
disposition is shown to operate speculatively
in any department. English railway shares,
in some instances, are rather weaker. News of
a further slight decline on the Paris Bourse
has contributed to confirm the dullness of tone
observable here.

At Paris to-day (Saturday), according to Mr.
Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Brutes
opened at 87.85 for the account, showing a fresh
reduction of nearly i per cent, compared with the
last price of yesterday. The Bourse is described
as " dal"

The scrip of the Austrian Loan remains doll at
i to 1 premium.

Consols are quoted 931, exactly, for money,
and 961 to 1 for the 9th of March.
The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in
at 951; the New Three per Cent'. at 961
to ; India Stock, at 219 to 221 ; Indian Four per
Cent. Debentures, at 981 to 4 ; India
Bonds, at 18s. to 22a. prem.; Exchequer Bills,
March, at 33e. prem. ; ditto June, at 3la. to 36a.
prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in
May next, at 1001.
Little busieeez has been done in foreign stocks,
and prices exhibit scarosly any change. The
first series of the Turkish Loans (noted
61 to 6 dim., and the second 7 to 81 die. The Six
per Cents. of 1864 are quiet, at 891 to
901. The market for Sardinian Bonds is ra-
ther steadier. There are still inquiries for Vene-
zuelan. Sales are recorded as follows:—Peruvian
Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 84; Portu-
guese Three per Conte., (1853), 48 ; ditto, for ac-
count, 481 ; Etonian Five per Cents., 113; ditto, for
account, 99; Sardinian Five per Cents., 791, 801;
Spanish Three per Cents., 44; Turkish Six per
Ceuta., 1864, for account, 90, 901; ditto Six per
Cents., 1868, first series, for account, 79; Venezuela
Five per Cents., 431.

A by no means inconsiderable amount of
British railway stock, which had been with-
drawn from the market and lodged with money
lenders, is now passing into the names of bond
fide buyers. One of the immediate causes of
the prevailing uneasiness rests with the unbridled
violence of an influential portion of the French press.
Hitherto the Paris journal* have been amenable to
the slightest direction emanating from the gover-
ment. Repeatedly they have been warned off for-
bidden fields of discussion. It is an inevitable con-
sequence of this system that when they launch out
in a bold strain, the onus of permission, or of direct
inspiration, rests upon the government. No wonder,
then, that a constant agitation is kept up in the
public mind, seeing that the principal journals—
including one which is notoriously inspired by a near
relative of the Emperor—as well as distinguished
pamphleteers, who are known on former occasions
to have been put forward as mouthpieces of the
Cabinet. vie with each other in invectives against
Austria, and in disparagement of the validity
of those treaties upon which the pesos of
Europe depends. The &Me, for example,
has jest distinguished itself by an article
which boldly derides the treaty of 1815 as out of
date, and as calling for repudiation on the part of the
second French Empire. We know well that the
French censorship of the press is no myth—why,
then, if the Emperor's intentions are pacific, are such
pains taken to fling down the gauntlet to foreign
Powers, and to inoculate the mind of the fickle
French nation with the idea of coming war

In the discount market yesterday first class bills
were negotiated at 21 to 21 per cent. The business
at the Bank was less scanty than of late.
It is stated that the question of raising a loan
for the reconstruction of the navy, for fortifications,
and for harbours of refuge, ham for some time en•
rged the serious consideration of the British
abinet. A total of several millions sterling is
talked of me likely to be naked, in the event of
Ministers mustering sufficient courage to submit the
proposal to the parliamentary ordeal For the
harbours of refuge a maximum sum of two millions
is spoken of.
Despite the efforts which have been made to keep
up the price of the Austrian Loan, the scrip was
very heayy yesterday, being offered at one period at /
preen. The closing quotation was Ito 1 prem. The
subscription list was closed last evening. It is evi-
dent that the English applications have been
limited; and the Ware of the operation will vqy be
only mitigated to the extent of such subscriptions as
may have been obtained in foreign markets.
The gold known to be at sea from Melbourne is
valued at 428,8001. The Red Jacket has been out
74 days with 168,4001. the Morning Light, 80
days, with 64,80 W.; the Tornado, 69 days, with
118,8001.; and the Anglaise, 67 days, with 98,8001.
About two-thirds of the 47,7001. in Australian
gold by the Clutha was purchased yesterday for the
Continent. About 80,0001. of the remittance by the
Norfolk has also been taken, although not yet deli-
vered, and further amounts are likely to be sent
away. Meanwhile, however, the bullion in the
Bank increases.

At Constantinople on the 9th inst. the exchange
c London was quoted 144 p.
On 'Change yesterday afternoon the rates for bills
on Holland and Belgium were quoted lower, i.e., less
favourable. As regards other places, scarcely any
alteration occurred. The quotations are shown
below :

Amsterdam, three months, 11.171 to ; ditto, short,
11.151 to 1; Rotterdam, three months, 11.171 to 18 ;
Aetna p, time months, 26.321 to 71 ; Hamburg, marks
beano, three =ameba, 13.61 to 6*; Parte, dues 47,410,
36.71 to 121; ditto, those months, 26.321 71; Pranldort-
apths.lbas, three months, 1181 to • Petersburg, per
rouble, Was months. 361 to 36 ; el. do., three
months, 10.66 to 70; tussle, ditto, three months,
10.70 to 6; Madrid, three months, osi to 1; Cadiz,
three meatbs, 491 to 1 ; Leghorn, three months,
39.721 to 71; Genoa, three months, 25.621 to 55;
Naples, three months, 401 to ; Palermo, three months,
121 to ; Messina, three montha, 1211 to 1 ; Lisbon,
80 6478, 621 to I; Oporto. 90 dye, 621 60 U. _

. - .
We are officially informed that the directors of the
Bank of Egypt propose to recommend a half-yearly
dividend at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum, at
the annual meeting fixed fot the 4th March.
The announcement of a dividend on London and
North-Western Railway stock, at the rate of 41 per
tent. per annum, with a surplus of about 26,0001.,
against 6 per cent. per annum at the corresponding
period of last year, accords with the general antici-
pation, and has had scarcely any effect on the price
of the stock.

The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 3321. _ .

At the half-yearly meeting of the Peel River,
Land,and Mineral Company yesterday, the directors'
report was adopted. This was not a meeting for
the production of accounts.
The steamer Emen, with the English mail for
Australia of December, arrived at Point de Galle
on the 13th January from Suez, with her usual
punctuality, and sailed again two days afterwards.
The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Feb. 9, compared with the pre-
vious weekly return, shown the following results :
Cements lane 633,243,570 Ineresse £143,846
Circulation acres 20,618,485 Demme 381,205
Public deposits
Other deposits
Ocemeasset marines In
benktogdepartment
Other securitia in banking:
depeament 16,512,809 Demme 272,740
Cola end bunion la bulk.
deputnents
Eleven day and War billa 793,613 Demme 13.187
The lad
Kola Is .ores
Toad reserve (soles& coin) 12,625,086 Increase 523,060
la Waking dawhand 13,317,620.15cre55e 648,168