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The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-22

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Yost, JULY 21.
CLOWN COVAT.--11,7011 Mt. 11•1011 lOUNIWRLL.
PALOXIOUS ASSAULT UPON • NAN 1111) PIMALI £T

These Rolling, 37, was charged with a felonious aseault upon
Charlotte Dudley, at Bradford, on the 27th ult.
Mr. Dards; mad Mr. Sinter prosecuted ; Mr. D. Seymour defended
the precast.
Tee prinecutria is the wife of a pork botcher, at Bradford, and the
is a arena inanuf.cturer in the UAW town. On the 21th of
inirthr the precast engage:l the huaband of the I commute' to go to
flalitaz fair to all irecuin and confeetienery for him, and
be wee lama from Bradford for some dm. The prom.
mall Waited upon the prisoner In the afternoon of the
27th of June, and inquired of him when he thought
bee but and would man home. The retainer replied,. Net until
• Saturday night," and the preamitrin walked bock 4) her own house.
In the canine the to lame enured the shop of the erode:utile, end
in a few mtimente bo w. rat into the kitchen and sat down. After at-
tending to some customers, the proemial& Joined the prisoner ie
the kitchen, and they convened together for a short tune. Tbe pro.
eecotria was called into the shop to welt spun some persona who
eddied to pureness pork Pie.; oho Ira. *Mat o few minutes, and on
retaining tato the latclit a die found the pi Mar waa not there, nod
she comiluently concluded that he had left the premises. About
. eleven o dock the proseeuirts fateried the doors of her
; boon, nod retired to rest elle bed mot bete in bed
mere than a minute before the pincer, who had beam ft-
arta underneath, made Me appiennot, pced hie bud upon her
meth, ezd thieatened test tl end emilie or aid* a soles be you'd
mutate her. The miaow undimmed tamale, end thee annotated
the adios. imputed to him. The Seam fix resisted as wash es she
:=01:t being Is. advai.ced In , she lOU oraie, horn es,
to present the peleoese h repose. Ohs was
afraid of seehing an outcry at the Ma% the Wow shoed entry
• his threat into enseution. having aelested a psedeelrese the prose.
earls that she would not manilla tw her hashing whet hod mous red.
the primmer left the boon. The preseettaz reinsaid erg lag in bed
, for mom hours, evil next martin& et wean Aide she etennient.
wed toe perm named suttee the outrage that had her analtted
upon her. When the primer wee apprehended he Owl that the
ereseeutrix was a moulting putt', and that wee the lime et Minna
hie tweed eoaosel set up at Me trial. Gitifly.
A prestoue ovulation for nianstaughter wee proved agalsot the
Wont, end he was sentenced to be tleaegostel USN
London, England, 1856-07-22

don @hares adranoed 11, and Oriental Bank was
firmer. The New Branswick and Nova Scotia IMi
Company's shares were better, and Van Disuse's
Land flatter.
The shares of the Maryville Gas and Waist
Company were quoted ito prem. ; and West Ham
Distillery, par to prem.

MIN&9.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLota.

Business in British mining stocks continues deeir
dedly. dull and inactive. There have been, however,
some inquiries for South Wheal Basset shares, at ea
improvement.
Cobre shared continues very heavy, and are to-
day marked 67. Linares hers been dealt in at 84.
Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's treumi.
Lions in the Mining Exchange :
Alfred Consols 144, 4; Header, 34, /, 4; Urgers
Down, 21. 16s. ; lieerort, 4,4, 6; Wheal Bens, ;
Wheal Grenville, 225. 6d., 235. ed.; Wheel Lageott, as. 64.,
315., 321.6 d.
London, England, 1856-05-28

(TIE AUSTRIANS IN THE PRINCIPALITIES.

VIINNA, TVIODAY.

The Correspondence Ataxic/44am Publishes an
article upon the evacuation by the Austrian troops
of the Danubian Principalities, which, it says, has
commenced. The eemi•ofcial organ °occludes with
eating that Austria will complete the evacuation im-
mediately that the stipulations of the Treaty of Paris
concerning the organisation of the Principalities
have been carried into effect.

THE EAST.

MARABILLES, TVISDAT.

The Danube has arrived with &deem from Coo-
steotisople of the 19th, and from the Crimea of the
17th iost.

The ship of war Dngoeane and the Emsliah stam-
en Empress and Napoleon 111., have arrived with
troops from Kansieech.

Adrices from Sebastopol of the 17th state that the
Ripon had left for Corfu with the 68th Regiment
and part of the 46th.
_ . .

The Sardiaisaa had left. The Raasiaaa occupy
their positioos.

A few cease of typhus had occurred in the English
camp. . _

inambor of now and largo Roosian onus hare
tan discovind at 13obeatapoL

MULLIN, War 27.
It is stated that M. de Bonekendorif will be sie.
pointed Remise minister at litettgard.
M. Oppeobeite, banker, of Cologes. is gob, to St.
Petersburg to effectuate the participaties of the Bank
at Darmstadt i• the credit instit■tioe new beading
in Russia.
London, England, 1856-05-28

PIEDMONT.

Tb. Oriwiesbo of Turin, in referees, to the present
stated Italy, and the occupation of a great part of
ths eseatry by Austrian troop►, poblishes a letter
'rift's in May, 1848, by the Pope to the Emperor
of Austria. The following is an street
Let your Majesty cot be asaded, it we Weeks yea►
piety sad relives, eahorting yes: Majesty, with patersal
'Metro, to withdraw your arm hem a war whisk, while
cl calculated es reeewqeer the hearts of the Lombards and
Tesetiaas, lonise wit► it the fetal series of calamities ble►
pueblo therefrom, aad which your Majesty aseendly
ablesec Let the flocess Gorman *atom tbraw aide he
batft4, sad indulge a &weirdos whit' would be slither
'ebb ear preeperwes, Wee eat.ty feualled ayes the tweeds
to !deadly relations of geed weighbesreoed. led we its
spetskat that Germany, jealous et her owe aatiewelity,
arm set piece her boaster I. bloody astemput spew Italy,
bat ream is sehaewleelsiai lor se hit Oast, they bolas
Seth ear deer sad well-heloved daughters, sash bolas es..
bat to reseia wiakis her aatural limits Bader the WOW
log et the Lewd.

-The Opinions of Turin of the 25th states that
Easy peruses, said to be supeeted of a leaning to-
weds Piedmont, have been lately arrested la Leer
bard!, bat gives no particulars.
London, England, 1856-05-28

MALTA.

A letter from Coda of the 10th, in the Mahe Mail,
aye The Biyal Wiltshire Militia bu jrt embarked ea
board the Colombo, steam usespert. Mejor Heathens
took the sonataad of the regiment, Lord Methuen being
almost en leave. A lam body of men km onion bees
teen ; they left in arthrate order, sod were aseespealod
to the Dinh, the plea. of enberiatioa, by almost every
one in the plum, tha hulas of the Oxfordshire, Berkshire,
end Middlesex Militia presiding them. Their departure
is universally regrthted, for the condom of the privates
wheat here was anszerrissable. The Colombo sail, to-
sight for Zentr, u the Wilts Militia ninon the Luisn
shirr, ordered to Englead. The 46:h amiarat is daily
expand frees the Crises."

"TM Colombo suseraer," says the Malts Mail of the
20th, "came into our port tar day before yesterday, hiving
on bo.rd the Royal Lancashire Militia, bound Ur Englaad.
We indent tnd that es amount of her crowded state, •
sompsny of the regimeat, with all the women and chldres,
ware disembarked yesterday, • sad are to musks at Fort
Tigne aatil eulogiser sea be procured them to Begland."
" Lieutenant Gray, of the stb regional," says the Melia
Mos!, " who was sestessed to two maths' imprisosaisat
for assaaltiag the Milli of the sant, kas been liberated
through the slessesey of the governor. The reginteut to
which the °Seer bekep being ea its way to Canada is
H.M 15. Bilsoom, the emortasity was takes of sending him
on board direst host the moos ; so that ho will In reality
aempfete kis pasishasest at en."

The pveraor of Malta bee offered a reward of 100 L for
811611 latormaatiee aa w4ll heed to the appratersies of the
person or penmen who sawed the death of Visages* Ca-
mera, istapeetee of police, dariag the distarbamee
6th last
London, England, 1856-05-28

plorable case of Mrs. SZEJLINTSON SMITH, where
strychnia was the undoubted canes of death,
the symptoms were almost identical with those
of Cool The spasmodic convulsions, the sense
of suffocation, the dying request of the agonised
sufferer, " Turn me over," the iron rigidity of the
limbo, the frightful distortion, the incurred body,
the absolute emptiness of the heart, were the earns
in both. But then in Cooled case there woe no
stryobnia found in the body. Admitted; but what
does that prove P One of two thingo, neither of which
is in any way incompatible with guilt. Either
that Dr. TAYLOR did not employ the proper
tests, or that the dose administered had been
so nicely calculated that it was only just
sufficient to kill, and was consequently all ab-
sorbed in the system. Half a grain destroys
life. Experiment shows that when two grains are
administered the poison can be reproduced in sem*
abundance—when one grain is taken, it can still be
detected—but when only half a grain, there is no in-
stance in which it has been discovered.

Fortunately for the safety of society and the in-
terests of justice, the admirable reply of the ATroa•
tray-GINERAL and the masterly summing up of the
Loan CHIMP 'orrice, guided the jury to the cardinal
points through the mass of irrelevant matter in
which they might otherwise have been bewildered.
Nor would it be fair to omit all mention of
the debt of gratitude which the public certainly
owes to the jury, who for a period of fourteen days
have given their close and undivided attention to this
most arduous and protracted case. They have man-
fully done their duty. The work of investigation is
completed, it is now for the law to take its conies.
The safety of society imperatively demands that no
mistaken clemency lehould be shown to so unexampled
an offender against its most sacred laws as the wretch
who was yesterday condemned to die a felon's death
by the stern sentence of retributive justice.

Mr. Baron Platt, whose severe indisposition pre-
vented hint going last circuit or appearing in coart
during this and the previous term, is said to have
yesterday tendered hie resignation. Mr. Watson,
Q.C. and M.P. is already spoken of am likely to be
the new Baron of the Court of Exchequer—this is
an appointment that would give general satisfaction
to the profession.
London, England, 1856-05-28

SO, Court.

The Regent of Baden arrived at Buckingham Pa-
lm* at ileum o'clock yesterday moralog on a visit to the
. .

iiatta ;ntoos. ;.11sjcaty held a 'out at throe o'clock yostottay

Coont Appony had his drat audience of the flues, and
presented hie credetvials as Envoy Eatraordinary and Mi-
older Plruijotentiary from the Emperor of Austria.
His Incellency was Introduced by the Earl of Clarendon,
G , the Queen', Principal Seentary 01 State for Foreign
Affairs, and voducted by Major General the Hon. Sir
B award Cut, E.C.H., her Majesty's Muter of the Cere
maks.

Toe Earl of Clarendon had an swill, nag of the Qll4llllll.
Her Majesty wee attended by Earl flamers, Lord in
Makin, and 84 Frederiak Semis. Groom in Waiting.
Prince Albert presided yesterday zooming at a meeting
of lb' Royal Commission or the Pa•riotie Fend, held at the
Palace of Westminster.

Priam Frederick Wiliam of Prussia, attended by Lieut.-
General Baron de Bchreckenstein, Banta Moltke, sad Cap•
taut Reim's, visited the alemben of the Royal Family at
their releases's yesterday afternoon.
The Qtrese accompanied by the Palmas Royal and the
Princess Allipe,and attended by the lion. Lasy Kerr, took
a drive to ea open carriage and four in the afternoon
Priam Albert rode an horseback with the Regent of Baden
and Prince Frederick William of P 1110111.116 The Rqaerries
la Waiting were M attandazoe.
Her bllqeety honoured his BaccUeacy K. Maser, the
Turkish Ambassador, with a vial in the evening at the reel
deaths of the Bethany, la Bryaestoanquare. Her Majesty
left Buckingham Pari.ce with Prince Albeit at tee minutes
before ten o'clock, seonmpanied by the Regent of Baden
and Priem Frederick Willem of Prose's. . .

Her /fleet, aeot is state, estott.4 by a detaaluseat cf
the Boyer Hem Ganda

LORD CHAMBERLAIN'S OFFICE, MAT 27.
N: tine Is hereby gives, that tee Mato Apartments of
Windsor Castle will be cloned alter &ids, ant, the 30th
till fattier orden.

The Hon. Lefty Kerr end tote Hoe. Mar, Benet have
seconded the Hoe. Mimeo Seymour and Cathcart is the
Melds at Boon; la Waiting to her Majesty.
A deputation front the Carlton loo3rporetiem, Introdesed
by Mr. Milligan, IL P and consistieg of Mr. Aebroyd
Minim* Mr. Morris, Mr. Walker, Mr. Dewsbury, and
Mr Wright, had an itterview with the RIM Hoe. B. P.
Boeverie yesterday, ■t the °Mee of the Pon law Bond, on
the select of t►e Pio; law Anandnect Bill, aa it affect+
ineorporation.

(nun last right's Gazette.)

WAR DEPARTMENT, MAT 26.—The Queen has
been graciou•ly pleased ti Sire ord.?e for the as pointsnat
of Lieutessat-General Mark Cshbon, C.B , of the Rut
lads Compass's Service, Commissioner for the °overe-
aten% of Mysore, to be ea 0-dinar7 Member of the Civil
Divides of the Second Clue, or Kaisthts Cosanaden of
the Ilan Honourably Ord., of the Bath; sad of Celan)
Edward Charles Ward*. of the Hovel Artillery, to he an
Ordinary Member of the Mikity Divistoa of the Third
Clan. or Compamoos of the card M st annerable Order.

ninon ()erica, MAT 24.—Tbe Queen ham been
pleased to approve of Mr. George Hubner, as Consul
t)•eeral la Ragland for his Majesty the Emperor St AU the
Itsseiu.
London, England, 1856-05-28

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY N.

Arran a trial of unexampled duration, eon-'
ducted with singular ability, the most impartial fair-
ness, and the most exemplary patience, WILLIAM
times has been found guilty by the jut judgment
of his wintry. The verdict by which be ham been
thee branded as one of the most odious and execrable
of felons mud long Dina have been anticipated by
all those who have attentively watched the progress
of this most remarkable investigation. It was im-
possible to read the lucid sad masterly address with
which the Arroaxer azimut. opened the ease for
the prosecution without feeling that if the evi-
-1 due, at all came up to the statement,
the prisoner at the bar was a doomed mu.
The evidence did come op to the statement In the
SIX days occupied by the ease for the prosecution
there was not a single material witneen who broke
down, not a single material point which was not
mode out As the loos detail of proof evolved itself, it
was endue to watch bow each fact seemed to fall into
its proper plow, till link by link there was substan-
tiated in evidence that chain of circumstantial narra-
tive which the skill of the great advocate had already
wound in deadly, but polished, folds round the cul-
prit's neck. The sees for the prosecution was alto-
gether admirably get ep. The interests of truth and
society ware in geed bands. It is fortaute, indeed,'
that it wee so. Had a single weak point been left—
had there been any gap in the evidenee—any break
in that asetinsity of circumstances, each in Itself 11
unimportant, bat in their aggregate 'fleet overwhelm-
London, England, 1856-05-28

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE EMPEROR ALEXANDER AND THE

POLES.

The correspondent of the Iftdependancto Beige at
Wlllllll glees the following as the substance of a
speech addres•ea by the Emperor Alexander to a do-
ptrotwo of the inhabitants of that city who waited
upon his Imperial Nlajeety on the 23rd:
ily line of conduct towards your coustry is—abeolnte for-
gettelcees of the peat. lam mutant with the Pols+, sot
merely Wave, in spite of rea lotions sad worsts which all
Earlobe. been entvoglekl, Oft y have not forgotten their
dattm to their sovereign sad to filmsetter, but still more
boom those of thin who have fought io the rash. of my
es:Jiiin have displayed a bravery sod fidelity which have
proof against all temptation.

I Isles them all in my beset, and shall not maw to love
the l'rles as my own children.

T.ll this, siessiesn, I pray y Ai, to poor fellow emistry-
nes . bat tell them also that the time fir idle dreams is
at as mid. No more of reveries. Creation's: 1 Irish
ralud to be happy, sad site sea only be to by bee muftis
with Ramis.
London, England, 1856-05-28

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MAT 27.
Notion of appeal to the Muter of the Rolls against
the decisioo of Mann Murphy has, it is understood, Mut
already lodged on behalf of the Baglish stisreholdese of the
I ippersry Bank, ono the case is I Icily to come on for hear•
tag t- a Rita Court before the and of this week. The
affairs of this bank recopied the Court of Common Pleas
daring a great part of yesterday. It appears that as action
has bees brought by Mr. M•DowaU, the canal wager
under the Winding-up Act, agalost Mr. R. 'Leann, M P.,
to mover ann. of 4,C001. aim upwards, the amount of an
overdraws cement, and the defendant Innis pleaded that
the official manager was cot legally sanded to sae him, it
was yesterday moved in the Court of Common Plow, on
herbed( of the plaintiff, 'hit this ph • should be set saide
frivolous nod emberras•fsg. The wart decided that the
plea, not being plainly frivolow, weld act be set aside, but
that tee plaintiff ini,tht cleaner wit. la fact, It is impossible
to town any limit to the litigation to which the affairs of
this coronae.% anon% may give rise.
The affair which has led ie the expulsion of eight " tem.
pommy " members of the Hibernian limited Benin Club,
and in wine Is some oMoers of a light cavalry regiment are
unplessaaUy involved, seems to be a tinsel complaint,
addressed by the secretary of the club to the managing
committee, of the behaviour of a party of those gentle-
men "In the coffee-room 03 the evening of the 50:h of
April. Re nye they were nut content with bawling,
'belong, and making a I sort. of noises, but threw about
the potatoes and meat, p•lting each other from one table
to another, soiled both the carpet and the walls with a
shower of mace and other liquids; and when they wen
umne•nted with, declared teat t. they did not mind—it
was nothing but a d—d pinwale." Whes the eossmit
tee took up the matter, four of the penes complained of
sent apologies, which were deemed satafactory, but the
eaplanatione or replies of the eight vibe are expelled were
not expressive of the due contrition for their offeaee.

N.AVAL AND MILITARY.
Oor Portsmouth correspondent informs u by telegraph
that 'he transport Sal. smieed there at a late hour last
▪ wi h cavalry from the Boot.
Orrin were received at theorems yesterday for the dis-
•aatliog of the following gus-beats. cis., the Bullfrog,
Hwy, Harries, ()riper. Taman, Jolla. &goy, Manly,
Mialetoe, Mastiff. Spey. and Catlin ; also the lunar mewls
1,2, 3,4, 6,6, 17, 32, 33, 34,48, sad 48. T►e rat of these
vessels te to be tallied sad stored ; tae allure sad mare are
to be returned tolls. dupe cm eh, es boobs they are borne.
London, England, 1856-05-28

TRAGIC RYRNT IN THE TYROL.

The R40114t /Ivaco- /thinisias reports $ terrible emit
as heels( etwarrwl ;totally at BWesoo, is the I elle. Tyrol.
♦ schoolboy cf the sew. school threw a these at a peacock
belessiog to the WWI sod killed H. The lath*r
of the child, whoa 100 heard of the e,rethastaass,
saws ferwud voluntarily to pay the vales of the bird. Bet
the two erten, who were plats, &itemised that the 11
abild mut. nevertheless, resolve essuplary atiastieetheat.
At a mensal when all the ether sabotage west set fur a
walk, the ..rautkrer" ef the peacock wee deliesed east
bastes till his bask wee broken. Be died an the spot. Tim
father, whir wee eget for by people who heard the cries of
the AU, thee at thee I. the @shoot, aid seethe his latest
dead, fall apes the two priests sad kih.d the. by repeatod
stabs with a keit*.
London, England, 1856-05-28

REMOVAL OF PALMER FROM NEWOATE.

Coattail? to general oupeotatiam, Palmier tram
removed last sight from Newpte prism. At tweet,
minutes to eight o'clock two mho dram W to Ngwga•e, am
of them catalog the gaol pun, gad it. other remaisiag
*staid' the gannet'. eattesce. Is a few Wastes after
Palmer wee brogght rat of the gememoes deer, plaited to
the a►, which, after the senesce of Mr. Weathothsad
(the govemee) sad two offsers, drove off so rapidly as pm-
sable, sesreely beim, mocked. ♦ great crowd. limn:, had
solleeted fogad tie gad wet, sad whew, a few eseeads
efterwsvls, the mewed cab wee breaglit eat empty, they
saw that they hod beta imelved, sad Imatedleasly rut
after the Int gab, which, *wing to the arowdell etas of
the tap of Neergate-ftnet at the time It strafed, they M-
ended la overtakifig opposite Hattem-gird... Several
beadred pangas eoligeted here, mad horned the primmer
is the most excited SWIM. The gab maned at
UN Batton matt= la time km the a o'clock trate. At the
statics, aim, there was much egeitement, NUM
having bow recopied at the kismet he arrived as the
platform. Re wee thrust into the middle inimpartmeat of a
Int slags maims, sad the blind. Were at ones dative mom
the windows. Palmer was dressed Is movies' softsme
(basin been divested of his owa clothes wither half en
how after the verdict wee gives), his feet were iramed, mad
hie heads headeeffed, a 'leak covering the whole. It woe
probable that before 11 'Walt Palmer woad be safely
lodged fa Stafford gaol.
The grimace's brother, amempealed by Mr. Jeremiah
Smith, the spades', called at Newest* shertly altar 7 last
events', bet were set allowed to me the primmer, Wag told
that ample opportunities for as iaterview weak! be afforded
them at Stafford.

A letter front Berlin, in the Constideptiewnel, says
—" The journey of the Eames Dowsgsr of awls am
oily he performed with the greatest prsentiswe Her Ha
' pry is is nab a wash note that wiling las elitist re-
media Is istsrdisted. Ina at Berlin she will wet quit her
sunup is mein the wagratelaUces st the setberities,
hat will isundiatsly peened le Potsdam. The Sorsa,
D maga is lalwarleg ander a dew seasengtise, which has
sespletely upped Me senteltatiee, end set all sisdMise at
&lase*. Her weakliest is so estrous that she is sewetaatly
empanel to pep her bed, and kw entatessees bean the
sans of dean mad cannel switeriag."
Paris (ssys °aliens's.) is at present the rendez-
vous et Iseelieses trim an parts of the wend. ♦ Chums
deemed in his asthma omens of 'west elegant dessiptlw
Wei seen yesterday walking ea the besleverds, end the pie-
esteem dresses of the driven et the salmis trim Beltarr-
land sad theressay alas 'lnset seaddarable anise.
_ _

Mdlle. (Nate made bee Bret sppeeresee at the
Royal hallos Opera last .101--aa mat 'Mints fleforrod
ea astamat of fatiliposittaa. oslolosisi Novato&
doessato Bat Miserly soentrod her rm.* sal selivity,
M elm Ms arm bon soos Is apathy psosstioa skims
is .as a tlis other.
London, England, 1856-05-28

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS.

CASUALTY.

,
• etboower was around on 'Taylor's Bank, et the entrance of the
Mersey, at 10.13 a.m., had no signals of dist:es tlying.—Liverpool,
May 97.

LIMPOOL Sim sr Pox now Point—Bata (a), /Etna (as),
Seat= Quarters, and Melds (as), at Malta; Barra, at rdaraeilles;
Ranger, at Sydney; Lome. hpirite, Joseph, Rowan, Lenin, Wash-
ington, and Aurora, at Quebec; Arno, at Gibraltar; Jason, at Riga:
Paragon sad Bernie* at fillau.

The Lydra, Jones, from Charleston at this port. On May 10, lat.
N., lon. 35 W., pared the hull of a mead of about 500 tons
►art►en, burnt to the water's edge. May 11, lat. 41 N , lon. 31 W.,
was supposed to be In the neigbbinirbood of ice, on 110:01112t of tem.
prateire of water, changing suddenly from 56 deg. to 30 deg. ?Wren.
belt. Ilse temperature or the air also fell front 60 deg. to 3.5 deg.
glom afternoon peered an iceberg, and at the sae e time saw 'Mesmer
bound west. Lat. 41 N., !OIL 19 W.- Liverpool, May 17,
1 ha Prim.. Royal from Pars, at thin port, smiled April le, left the
Windsor loading for Livetpool.—LiverpooL, flay 17.
The /Word, itom Arklow, at this port, with wrecked rods, en the
Raver.—Liverpool, May 17.
Arabian (so), from this port at Cardiff in 26 hours, titled with
Platter'. screw.—Liverpool, May 27.
Tr.e Mary M'Rae, arrived from Wilmington, pissed through about
50 (ahem of very large We, May 14, lat. 40 N., lon. 4U W.—Liver-
pool, May 27.
London, England, 1856-07-25

PORTUGAL

LISBON, JULY 18.
The exchange on London has declined still more this
packet, paper being *woe, and in some demised. Conti-
nental paper his also been looked for, bat with very little
offering. The following are the quotat one —Loudon, 30
date, 531; 90 days, 64 ; Paris, 622 ; Genoa, 518 ; Humbug,
45f, Amsterdam, 431, at 3 months.
The stook market continues brisk, and government secati-
ties, as well as Bank cf Portugal shares, have bun in de-
mand. The Three per Cents. are from 4.3 f to 444 ; Bank of
Portugal sharer, ax dividend , Irmo 1 to 14 per cent. discount;
ditto of Oporto, from 18 to 20 per cent. premium.
The redaction of interest by the government on 'hart
. loans, payable quarterly, from ei to 64 per cent., his been
unanimously agreed ti by the parties ',Arrested. They
have also agreed to take the inscriptions held by them ea
..ecurity for said loans at 3.5 per cent., having hitherto bun
held at the rats of 30 per cent.
London, England, 1856-07-25

SARDINIA.

The Oatstee de Savois confirms the statement of
the Opinions that Marshal Csnrobert is expected to
visit Turin. Oa Sunday lest, at Aix, the band of the
Novara light horse gave the Marshal a serenade, and
on Saturday, the day of his arrival, two-thirds of the
garrison of Chambery came to pay him a military
visit.

NAPLES.
London, England, 1856-07-25

MR. LALARD AT AYLESBURY.

Yeatetday, Mr. Layard addressed a meeting of his
eetenteests, is the County Ball, Aylesbury; Mr. Aotoa
Tindall, clerk of the peace, occiapied the chair. There was
• very meagre etteedann, not more than sixty pursing be-
ing present, mail of whom wire not gigaton. The bon.
member, at eonsiderable len expectede to the w and
the peace, the renal; to be from the latter,ar end
the prospects of this country in connexion thirewita.
Although he would act say that the government could Inn
obtained more, he thoeght that the prase was inadequate to
the blood they bad shed and the sacrifioes they had made.
The prieeipalities, he believed, had gained nothing by their
interference. They were hound, sho, to have done some-
this( for the Cinema's', het they bad not done so,
and the culdition of that people was harder than
before. lie did not believe Ramis would relin-
quish her policy of aggrandisement, which was traditional.
Re voted with government on the question of Hare, because
he believed that though they bungled the business, the
fall
of the city was due totes errors of Lord Aberdeen's ministry.
Franco end Ragland necking together could accomplish
mash good for sambaed, were the "Mean on au equal basil,
bet in the alliance as it was, be eonsidered they had sacrificed
the honour and position of this country. With the system
of &epodes' prevailing in France this country could not
sympathise. Raving referred to the affairs of Italy, Mill.
tary sad Administrative Reform, and some other subject'.
Mr. Layard coacieded hy statio made he had endeavoured
to fulfil the pledges which he on the hustings for
liMrsl memsnis. A vote of confidence is the hoe. member
bevies bees oank d, the meeting printed.

On Tuesday the Bay. Thomas Henry Kepley,
8.A., eras instituted to the
ntation of the Rev.
of Middleton, in Nor-
folk, en the preee Peter Mimetic Leheup
Wood, of Devises, in Ma county of Wslm, clerk.
The Bishop of Lincoln has instituted the Rev. G.
Maddisos, M A , vicar of All Saints, Cambridge, to the
downs,
Mang* of Grantham.
The Head Mastership of the new College, Laos-
Josspbes Glover, WA., of the University of Cambridge,
sear Bath, has been conferred upon the Rev.
The Rey. Robert Maguire, M.A., of Trinity
College, Debits. boa bees appointed Sunday afternoon
Retires of IR. Lake's, Old-street.
rAdvsedsf/SSOLI—AT Mi. MICBT'S ESTABLbiIIs
WIS. 114 lissiiitatreet, NakmiviaMshaßemest. sal Lr3ital
pas" we Niallel So font al Mak wirolastarei. la
n.......ma wienssussor Ars% livainimp. sad num.:
Wt.-ali Ulairli MEM sollabie =m.o..
tar Paler OWN Illamistaxes eel TrAla
Iron, idle" hiskiives. Nam Oa ebtrfise
whoa auseted. as prier ebargellet Olio aldlikindriPs •
Ow Saw Lon st the Ragest-strist Swalininwola ter thib Ws ..
Mutts Flue Is operas hirkis, sail a mks, Ile 'akin
London, England, 1856-05-17

lab) intelligence.

COURT 01?

r.—Met 18.
ILK/.

PITYATI

In the as of a private emengentest which came Mel-
&vitally before the omit, hie Honour said he did not think
these most of private beakreptciss ought to be enema,*
b 7 the court. He was convinced that there was mere Lc,' as-
Mee committed loader the. than whoa a mace was made
bankrupt Is the regular way. Creditors were ealled
together ; they looked into the trader's &Mire as it was
called ; sad if they found that the estate would pay 2s. ed.
in the pound, they said, "Come, if you'll pay 3,., we'll
settle It." In other words, the trader was to begin again
without capital, sad to pay the old creditors with the goods
of new aces. Of come the old creditors knew ell about
this; sad they availed themeless of that knowledge, sad
of the *pomace of the world in general, to get 3s. out of
that which was mill worth 21. 6d. "On this eon-
tibiae," they said, 'we will huddle the natter
up and prevent publicity ; we dou't are who suffers." He
did not think that the smallest encouragement should be
given to arrangements of that kind. It debtor cosh' not
pay their way, the sooner the world knew it the better. It
was, in short, a conspiracy between the Insolent and the
iseolvent's creditors, the latter saying, "We will sup-
press everything, in order that sew creditors may be
brought in."
. . . . .

Mr. Morrie, the solicitor in the cum, reminded his Honour
of the tremendous 'sperms connected with bankruptcy,
sad said it was extremely desirable that that mutt should
be Nude more emulsible to creditors.

The Comosiessauser—That is eettaisly very desirable. fle-
aides, the greatest parable check to ram:coded ou She pan
at Obtare is publicity.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—AL
The sittiagt of the curb Were mama 13-day.

►T 16.
London, England, 1856-05-17

NAVAL AND MILITARY

Major-General Sir James Love, K.C.B. and K.H.,
Litatenant-Clor. r• o: at Jersey, it to proceed to the Aube.
lice colonies.—Untied Serowe Castle.

NEW BARRACKS FOR THR OCARDS.—The govern-
seat hare abaadoacd the idea of treating the new !wracks
for a batalioa of the Guards in the Kaselagb grenade ad-
jolaies Chelsea Hospital, far which • vats of 33,0001. was
rwriatly taken in tea Heats of Commons, and the authori-
al's have termed thoir atteatioa fcr the purpose to that fine
imilltiar, the anal Military Asylum, ea well adopted in
every way for the accommodation of the tmoin.—Cloitai
London, England, 1856-05-21

COSTA RICA.

The Journal du Havre publishes further news from
Costa Rica. The Eurydice has blockaded GI eytown.
The Termagant and two French vessels were ex-
pected to succour Costa Rica. Two filibuitering
vessels, the Isabella and Charles Morgan, had brought
400 men from New Orleans to recruit Walker's forces.
Another vessel was on its way, bat on account of the
blockade it was doubted whether it would get in.
London, England, 1856-05-21

MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY.

Suoan.:TC;;;;kethaT a dal! appearance. :and prices
are scarcely sup, red, yet holders are firm, and refuse to
melee any reduction of importacce.
Comm —The importers bricg forward large quattities
in the public sales, and the article his • downward
tendency.
SALTPITRO —The public sale declared for 100 tow wet
withdrlvra. The article has • dull appearance.
Rico —There has been a fair amount of 'mantis dote
the last two days, but there is not any activity in the
market. -

Rum .—Prices are suppor:ed, bet the &rated M wry
limited. - - -. • ••

PIIPPEL-1,400 bogy Singapore sold in public sale at did.
to did per lb.
PIMINTO.-5.50 begs were offered, for which full prias
were not bid, and they were chiefly bought in.
In other articles ao material elteratiod, but markets gene-
rally ere dull.
I reDlOO.-81mth day : The outstay now passed auction is
8,080 chests, of which 2.950 hiss been been sold. Prices
were a shade lower 13-day. The sales will conclude it-
morrow (this dip.)
London, England, 1856-05-21

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARIE-LANE.—THIS DAY.
With the ex:ep'i in of American flour, of which arrivals
since Monday amount to 4.820 b.rrels. The receipts
of all deecriptions of grain and filer have been
very moderate. Fine fresh thrashed samples of
wheat maintained their value, bat other dincriptions are
easier to purchase. Foreign wheat sold is retail at Mon-
day's rates.
Fresh flour alone inquired for, and the value of such was
supported.
Barley was dull, and rather cheirwr.
Oste were in fair request and good horse corn was fully as
dear.
English beans enquired for and their value maintained.
Peas dull, with a downward tendency.
AggIVALII INIO LONDON VitoN MAT le TO MAY 11.
Pooten. Irish. raftligMe
1010
hurley
Oats
1360
- meta, LIM bared..
London, England, 1856-05-21

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE FREDERICK OF
PItUSSIA.

DOVER, WIDNZSDAT.
Prince Frederick William of Prussia arrived at
Dover at midnight from Ortend.
His Royal Highness will sleep at the Royal Ship
Hotel, and leave Dover by special train tor Ports-
mouth at 80.30 a.m. His Excellency Count Berns-
torff, Prussian Minister, and Colonel the Hon. Francis
Seymour, received the Prince on his landing.
London, England, 1856-05-21

TO TB) ZDITUII or THI LIMBS.

your report of the above cue, tried is
the Bloomsbury IC,tanty Court, on the Bth, end not the 13th
of May, the plaint in were described in the summons as of
64, Liilingtoo-ttreet, Plate I, and not as stated is the re
port, end in which t'isy (the plaiotifft) entirely failed, by
their own evidence, to establish their claim for " breath of
contract." I beg, as tolicitor for the defindent, to correct
some " misetat. mints witch bane appeared likely to injure
my client." The defendant proved oil oath and by
I his witness, a lady aysiotaht, that he famished
them with employment iri ns the 10th of Noreen-
bre, after their instri.ci. n had ceased, up to the
24'h ot January, won " they r. tu.ed to underake any more
w rk." And th, are- ral cane I aid to them in that time
amounted to nearly 41, and co 21., es owed. And that M
t months and a less dep., end not five, a You an, ask-
ing as average or 10s weekly, exclusive of matt rial,„ and
deductions f .r work not &divert d to time, or wilfully da-
mailed. The defendant aiso proved that they taiyrt ban
hod more work bad they eh sen to do it.
The judge did nut state .hat it w.s a fraudulent treason
tine, but that they titled to prove their c a-, by their own
refusal, and roc by that of the defendant, in contequenca
or which the judge gone a vercYct f•r the defendant. Trust-
ing that you will forret thee COrtte.101:11 in jades to my
client,-1 am, Sir, your obedint *errant,
W. Moons,
S dieitnr roe :hi defendant.
Liverpool-street, Atgyletsgwire, May 19, 1856.
London, England, 1856-05-19

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

CLERICENWELL
OF MI 411111111 CAN ROM

Hesjon.n ♦Uan Howard sad Over Kings:as, the two
ARM/WM who have bean several times resesadad o. the
eSsig• of bsvmgstok■ 5601. in notes from the Great North-
ern itailwar, the property of Mr. Stasiland, a eobeitor. of
Boston, Lime 'loam, ant who sine* their brat appearaaos
at this court have bad several fresh charges prafarrod
'vault there, were placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt
for re.szamisstion.

Mr. Robinson appeared for the prceeention, and Yr.
Lewis fur the &haus.

Mary Aim Johnsol, chambermaid at the Royal Hotel,
Idescheeter, proved that she saw Omar Sieg•toe there on
the 15 h of April, end ihtt he was looking weeny at all
the doors. When he new her he went to his owe roo•.

t3orgeant Smith, 16 B, produced a pair of tweesere, a
kanekle-dater, end ether article tonna at the Royal Hotel,
Manchester.

Mr. Robinson esid Oat was the case for the prosecution.
Mr. Lewis said he rhould reserve his defence.
Mr. Corsie consealtted the primates for trial.

THE CRDIEAN MILITARY INQUIRY.

TIVENrY-THIRD SITTING.-THIS DAY.

The Board of General Officers held their twenty-
third sitting at Chelsea Hospital this day, cosasasiss
about half-part sloven, whoa

Heatti, R.N., proceeded to enrament rapes ter-
rain paesages in the np wt of the Crimean commis-
sioners, founded upon Colooel Gordon's evidence.
At the dose of his remarks he heeded la a statement
from the cfileen who bad superintended the embarkation of
the sick and wounded, iu proof that 'veep possible are
heel been displayed in the embarkation atheists's.

A good deal of earl watery coaversaties between Captain
Heath and Colonel Goreoa ensued, is the aura of whit
the former imaniained that the latter had ekes addnesed
him in an improper mapper In ems °Sera sorreepeadeass;
sad Colossi Gorda' replied that his letters were always
perfectly civil sad proper.
Colonel llseksazie, essmieed by the Board, stated that
he had been pat to frequent and rest ineossenisam by the
diseases of Captain Heath's vase► from Bs.leklava; and
that he bad kaowa tick officers to refer from the same
dare.
In reply the Judge-Advocate,

Captain Heath sta- lel that General dirty had written to
him about chuffing hie position ; hat, epos spaakiag to
Lord Raglan above it, the latter approved of hi, amiss* is
ristaiaiag oa board a war steam. r cateide the harbour.

This dosed thee Ilea Captain Reath, end Oa Baird were
conferring epos their ham ma* when our report lust.
London, England, 1856-05-19

THE STATE OF PARMA.

---
A correopoodent of the limes writes from Parma
en
the Bth The state of siege ls ezensive:y rigorous
gad annoying to the inhabitants. After tan at night Aus-
trian patron arrest every man they meet in the streets.
tarn tbao 200 have bees thus wrested. Words cto rcareely
describe with what indignity these pees ins, whe are only
arrested op suspicion, are treated in the risons where they
are shut up indiscriminately. 8 inetiLaes twenty days
elopes before they ore examined, when nest of them against
whom nothing can be proved are set at liberty.
The prisons in which polltiol offenders are locked
up
are guarded by Austrian*, and is reply to
the request of some of these War:mate inns-
' east saws to be' allowed to purchase some better food,
the Austrian wit, vented that “i risen fare was quite Rosa
enough for than." The persona arrested belong shit fly to
the working cletses. When one of them is arrested, the
sb p in which be works is also ironisdietely shut up, and
thus whole families are punished on a simple ground of sus-
*iota against an individual member, and, should any kind.
hearted friend offer relief, he is immediately arrested and
throws into prison for baying Awn sympathy for a sue-
weed panne. The arrest of fifty young men who have
been sent off under an escort to Mantua has aroused public
indignation to so estraordiwary pitch. The Austrian author'.
ties themselves own that the only cause of their arrest was
that they were knows to entertain political principle, not
fah, eonforniable to noes entertabeed by the g sot
nf Parma. The Austrain general said that they would not
be brought to trial, but 'imply be locked up in the foams
of Mantas until they lied emu evident proofs of a return
to better sentiments Inwards their legitimate government.
Some of theca unfortunate young men were arrested by
mistake, and, on a representation to this effect being made,
the Austrian metal rep led that he was cony for it, hot he
could not release them, as it would be dangerous to admit
that the authorities °mild commit an error."

The AIaRICAN Mans.—The royal mail steam
ship Africa, Captain stow, sailed hoes the Mersey, on
I Saturday, about 10 a m., for New York, with the usual
weekly malls for the North American, Coetisenti, sine ty-
three psemagers, and a far cup) of seertheadise.
AMERICAN AND CANADIAN RAILWATIL—The close
of this year said ha resserksble is the sonata of stases son
railways is America sad Outdo. The completion of the
Wm& Central from Cbiesso to s jaaction with the Mobile
sad New Orleans railways will mimeo the valley of the
Mbeistippt with the valley of the St. Lamasett, sad suable
wavelets to resell New Orleans free' Liverpool is fifties
days Ma Fatima.
London, England, 1856-05-26

MINES.-TBIS DAY.

Two o'CLoCW.
Basinen in mining stocks continues quiet. In the
Stock Exchange to-day Rhymney Iron shares have
been dealt in at 23; General Mining at 15/; and
Bt. John Del Rey at 25.
The gold mining shares remain dull.
Subjoined is a list of Saturday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange :
Mining Exchange official list :
Alfred Comae, 131. 14; Bedford Cozen's, 165., 161.;
Dt von Buller, 17s. 6d., 201.; Eut Baa.et, 42.1; East Rose,
37, 361, 371; Great Aired. 11. 2, 30., 32s 61 ; bleedip
Hills. 21; North Roakesr, 95. 100, 96; Providence Nina.
69; South Coddrs, 22. , 231. 6d.; Timm% 41,1.
In the Stock Exchange :
Alfred Console, 14; No.th lOsieu, 93; Boreeas, 93;
Oreabler and Sr. Anbyn, 100; Par Console, 201, 1; West
Basset, 311; East Basun, 401; S-rtridge C.Aarols, 21;
Grant Alfred, 11.
London, England, 1856-05-26

THE_ PARKS.

. .
Ilvist-eartg.—Seural alongside of well-dressed persons
bad ueembrod in ilia port by four o'clock, at which how
the band from the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, numbering 20
performers, uniformly dressed in green costa with red
Wasp, made their systematics, bringing with them instru-
ments, musk, and suiwstanos. No potion was taken of
them by the few polies es duly; and having selected a spot,
• riag was formed, In which the mark stools were placed,
sad they commenced to play mural p ?tiler pisom and
selections hoot various operas. At the sad of es& perk/m-
-ans they writ voSferously cheered by the &ambled
crowd, who lustily smog the words while Ms band played
the sire of 'soak pieces es s. Cheer, boys, cheer," " Rule
Britannia," dv. After ploying for about an hour, a heavy
shower mote down, sad the osad hastily commeneed " God
ears the Qom," and the crowd seen Spa to diarists',
thinking the sails had terminated frr the day. Imme-
diately after, lisremr, the nu case out agars. and the
bond once more formed, and played for acousiderable time,
a ring being kissed by mesas of a nom which had bees
brought frr that tumor.
HLaslaorolr GARDRIII.-11say thousands of well-
&sled ladies and goatleman stumbled la these gardens.
There was no attempt to introduce a head, and all west on
quietly for a long time, until the "roues," fading nothing
of an euritiog chant:ter, and, no doubt annoyed at the
great order which prevailed, begun to poll up the gran sad
pelt ono soothe/. This confuted for ease time, sad
several huodred boys assembled on each side of the music
platform. Shortly after they all commenced to pelt the
people, sod much emission ensued. These ruffians pulled
up the gnat fur several yards, end threw the wet and
muddy toots into ladles' feats and on their dresses, doing
considerable dosage. From grass and mud they got to
stouts, which, with lumps of earth, Ac , Were burled is
thousands among the peopl*, who hastily retreated nut of
roach. A scene of considerable confusion continued until a
heavy shower of rain came down, which bad the effect of
putting a stop to the tamest%
VICTORIA PARR —About 80,000 passes visited this
pat shortly after lour o'clock; a private Mad made its up-i
mama hum the Old Ford Gate amidst tremendens cheer-
ing ; having taken up Ito position on the spot where Colonel
Dietetics's band firmerry played, performed • writs of
seared pieces, national airs, &e., which woes applauded by
them present, who mutilated themselves Suomi/out wit
eamediog propriety. On the arrival ail that bead one of
the hoed perk-Keepers ioquirod of them upon whose autho-
rity they played, and being tole that it was on their own re-
sponsibility, they ware requested to cooduct themselves
peaceably. The music sontimmid until soorly Ms o'clock,
whin the crowd quietly dispereed.
London, England, 1856-05-26

THE EAST.

The French papers of yesterday publish the follow-
ing despatch:

MARSEILLES, SATURDAY.
lhe Timber has arrived with Constantinople letters
of May 15. The Sultan sends the Order of Medjidie
to the Emperor of Austria.

The Softer) has sent a commission of inquiry to
Palestine. All the pachas of Syria have received
very strict ordere.

6,5,000 French, 10,000 Turks, 9,000 English, and
7,000 Ptedmontete have already le( t the Crimea.
17,000 Tartars are about to abandon the Crimea
for the Dobrudcha. Many of them enter the
Turkish army. 9,000 will work at the lateral canal
of the Danube.

The Circassian deputation is about to go home, the
Divan refusing to recognise Circassian nationality on
account of the treaty of Paris.

The exchange is lower at Constantinople.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, )L*. 23.
The King of Prussia and the Empress Downer of
Russia, accompanied by her eon, the Grand Duke
Michel, arrived yesterday at Konigsberg. They left
to-day for Bromberg, and will arrive to-morrow at
Potsdam.

The Emperor of Russia arrived at Warsaw on the
22nd inst.

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

JASSY, SATUADAT.
This day the Moldavian D.van, before the close of
the session, unanimously voted an address to the
Hospodar, calling for the union of the Principalities.
The news of this vote has caused the greatest joy
among the inhabitants of Jassy.
London, England, 1856-05-26

BROMPTON HOSPITAL, CHATHAM.

Sts,—Loa don or provincial paper*, directed to the
"Crimean Soldiers, Broom:ilea liegatel, Chichem," will
be most welcome. Upwards of three boadred patina are
there at grunt, sad mon ere erriviag every week. Be
say one who having dean with a newspaper will forward it
there—it goes free if stamped—will be doing a Madsen to
our sick sad wounded soldiers. Will you he Foul enough
to insert UM letter to year paper t—l me. le.,

AUG. BTAFFORD.
Hew of Coww, lisp 23.

The Metropolitan Board of Word. meets, by ad-
journment, es Wedatelsy, to resume the talk shoat the
Baglaret's Ryon es flume latereeptioa, sad lisia
Drainage Reath of the name.
Amount, from Vienna state that Baron Siea, the
well-kaowa baker of that Sty, whose death we hare
already recorded, Iwo left a fortes* of 'early 80 ralllfese
of beam
London, England, 1856-05-26

SPAIN.

MADRID, MAY 19.
&patter°, on returning from his tour in Castilla
and Arragon,made the following speech to the Cortes:

Gentlemen, after having had the hOcour to ret resent the
Queen at the inauguration of the Vallee° id sad Saragossa
Railway, I hare the pi 000000 t, Inform the deputies that
the provinces of Caw:lle, Nayarit, and !treason enthuiasti-
mill, hailed the Corstituent CurteP, which has petard such
smallest laws, and the Queen, who has sanctioned them.
For say own part, I shared the happioeas of the populations,
and I thank the Cortes and the Queen for the great ser-
vices which they hare rendered to the c natty.
The President of the Cortes replied :

The Cortes receive with pleeeure the sentiments which
the riesident of the Council of llimisten hes Jul ezprefsed.

The King of Prussia intends to erect a monument
to the late M. Hinekeldy, opposite the polies hotel at
Berlin.

A letter from St. Petersburg says: "A brave and
valiant Russian warrior, I.ke 0e I Williams, would
doubt's's he well received in Beglend, but we may be per.
Wiled is doubt whether the Ant ladies of the Euclid' arb-
Unr►ey would hasten, ea I observed ours do at the Priam,
Yosisowpull's ball the other Biel, to prevent themselves to
the streapr, in order that he might feel as winch at home
as passible, and nc•ive the tribute which was hie doe."

At Paris on Saturday, at noon, a young man of 24
threw himself from the tep(f the coluout of July, and was
killed ea Ma spot.
London, England, 1856-05-26

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

RUSSIA.

(FROM OUR OWN

HAMBURG, SUNDAT Niout.

The bankers, Heine and Haller, have suddenly
been summoned to Berlin, to meet Baron von Stieg-
'its, the great banker of St. Petersburg, and M. Per-
eire, of Paris, in order to consult with them as to the
conditions of a new loan which the Emperor of
Rotate intends contracting.