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The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-16

NAVY ESTIMATES.

Sir 11. WlLLOTifillif gave notice that on vole' tato
omelettes of supply on the navy estimates he sMsM 0.1 at-
tuition to Vote 10, by which • stun of 610,000 i. had bra
'post without the authority of that hones.
NATIONAL GALLERY AND BRITISH YIIIMILTII.
Mr. WISE Bats notice that when the Chance for of the
Exchequer moved for a road committee on the snibiset of the
sits of the National Gallery and the extenaloa of the BM&
Mossona, he should move, is an amsndment, that • ezi
temodmise having been sminted by this house, and ha
psseetell report, no furt. inottirywas neeserary. (Hear.

INFANTRY AND CAVALRY BARRACKS.
Viscount INORSTRB begged to ask the Under
for War when it wu the intention of government to 3.6=
with the deeigne infanay and revelry lowneks, selected
by the Ulna caramluse cm barrack acoommodatios for the
army bz tke years 1866 and 1866, according to the pledge
given to the auccemfal candidates 1,
Ns J. RA.IIBDRN amid that Waco the ocautalttes to Ukiah
the noble ion referred bed sat no new infantry or funky
baweeke bed been commenoni. When the array astimetee
come bellms the house it would be his duty to emit for • um
of mum kr the erection of • well cavalry be
eneekba
Meehan ; Wei
r' ma wee granted, I noble
the et the ipanust wend give th•
that Mltohe Our of the int prise Orr &Ages for

SIWAGE OF TOWNS.
Mr. ROI; FELL begged* ask the President of the Oral
Board of Health when the ocenmissioners appointed to in-
quire into the &wood of the sewage of towns would he pre-
pared to resist thin report, and whether it was the fana-
tics of her Majany's government to introduce my measure
this union based upon their reoommendations.

Mr. W. COWPkt add the ootomisaionere were now pre-
paring • repel, and • portion of it was in type. Till that
report wee delivered he wad not ray whether or not th•
government would bring in • bill.

EDUCATION.
Mr. COWPER brought uplifts Majesty's answer to tha
Waist salmi to on Thursday lest a• the mbject of *du-
mdum :

" I in* readvad your Worm praying that a ogaualrion
may In issued to trulubt Palo the patent stated popular
akaallaa d England, aadpseartiraw aad repel what rag:

mei. It say, Zs required Ike the artenebra of sound and
slew elemettary inannotion to in dame of the people.
" I bon taken the subject Into ao•dderatlon, and have
directed that a companion be Wend ibr the puree which
you have requested."
London, England, 1858-02-16

EMNP.24LEMENT OP £7OO.

John Wilkins, ii,;naltra;ellet,waa indicted for
feloniously embezzling various sums of money received by
him on account of Edward Gaby, his master. He pleadei
• t 7.
Mr. Metcalfe, for the prosecution, said the prisoner had
been for about twelve years in the Ferree of the prosecutor,
en oil and colourman, carrying on burner in High-street,
Shoreditch, and had been in the receipt of a salary of
2201. per year, with ea 'Erranoe of twenty shillings
a day for exposer. He used to make journeys in
various parts of England, and the sums he had embezzled
were paid to him in the ordinary tour's of business by the
customers. The total amount of the deficiency in his ac-
counts was nose upon 700!., and the embezzlements extended
over a period of Az years, a discovery berg prevented by
the primer's appropriating sums mend received by him
to make up former deficiencies. When did tabs
place, the prisoner wan in the country, and a warrant wee
Plead in the hinds of Inspector Bricknell, of the O division,
who traced him from place to place several hundred, of
miles, and at length found him at the village of Wardsaly,
war Sheffield.

11r. Bliss the prisoner, who seemed to be in a
psoarious state of health, and was leaning upon crutches, to
be kept to hard labour for fifteen calendar months.
London, England, 1858-08-20

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoow.
In the milling market to-day the enquiries are
chiefly for shares in North Basset, West Wheal
Grenville, Grambler and St. Anbyn, United Mines,
and But Cam Brea. Shares in Wheal Edward,
Wheal Harriet, Lady Berths, and Sortridge Console
are heavy.
United Mexican shares are rather offered, and are
marked in the Stock Exchange S. Other foreign
descriptions remain very quiet.
_ _ .

At ••mooing of the adventanws in Great South Tolgos,
a dividend of 6a, per share was declared.
At Alfred Consols, a divided arts. per share was Waxed
on the leth 'meant.
London, England, 1858-08-20

In the foreign stock market a decided revival of
activity was observed. Turkish Six per Cents. were
again pressed for sale, owing to its being known
that negotiations for the introduction of a new loan
are 'rdff in prOirefe. The elegies. Inetatiest was
961 to 96, being about 1 per :cent. below that
of yesterday. The Guaranteed Four
_per Cents.
were quoted 104 to .1 ex div. Venezuelan
Active Bonds were in considerable demand,
and were last officially marked 391. Russian,
Spanish, Mexican, and Peruvian Bonds were all in
demand, with an upward tendency. The Brazilian
Pour-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds of 1868 were
marked 961, or 1 prem.
The market for Bank shares is generally steittly,
but in a few instances, including Union Bonk of
London and London and County Bank, shares to-day
were rather more offered. The new shares of the
Union Bank of Australia, however, were quoted at a
fresh improvement of 11. National Discount shares
were inquired for. Canada Lied rose 21. to SI. ;
South Australian Land, 10a.; and Peninsular and
Oriental Steam about 11. Atlantic Telegraph shares
remain steady.
A transaction took place in the shares of the
European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company
at dia. (10e. paid). The route proposed by this
company, it will be remembered, is that via Seleucia,
the Tigris, and the Persian Gulf.
London, England, 1858-08-20

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, ParDAT Mozanco.
The Northers Light hea arrived. She left New
York on the 7th init.

The news of the success obtained in laying down
the Atlantic Telegraph Cable had reached New
York ; and Mr. Field had telegraphed the fact to
the President of the United States.
An accident had happened to the bind line of
telegraph, at Cape Breton, which had prevented
messages from Newfoundland reaching New York.
The damage wu likely to be repaired in a day or two.

The lamas elections had taken place, and the
Lecomptou (pro•slavery) constitution had been re-
jected. All wu tranquil in Utah.
In Missouri national democrats had been elected
for some congreseicsal districts. Blair, the first
anti-slavery candidate proposed for any slave state,
has been defeated. This bee caused an immense
Demotion in Washington.
In Mexico there had been a complete change in
Zulaaga's cabinet.

In the New York market cotton wu without
change, flour wu flan, wheat was unchanged, and
corn steady. Freights were heavy.

DUTCH COURT GOSSIP.

TEI HAGUE, Aram? 17.

Preparation' are beiog made for giving doe honour,
on the 4th d Iloptunbor, to tit coming of age of the Prince
of Orange. On that day hie royal higluems, who hiejnet
left the University of Labo, after conapietlng a ker yams
course of study, will become the "child of the Mate," and en-
titled to an annual allowance of free lodging. sad a hundred
thememel farina. ft Ally report wan circulated last week fa
the English men, fiat the Kin had intimated his wish
sad isolation to resign in favour of his son. There can be
so doubt whatever that his Majesty would not he Eery to
oacirago his Grown foe that of Raisin ar even at Maple
hat him M4.siy is ice prudent a ilennedir "to spoG
name with. • wilboo hand," by resosming hi. love ice
those things which wealth done con bay. H 4 father,
William IL, by his generosity sad extravagance, effsotaany
peevented his peens& Majesty from making tlaa desperate
attempt of abdicating. He has ban speeding the Yetis,
weeks to Wieeteden, whim ha is reported to hays attmetrel
bolds of players to the bank, and to have tread &may In
the barb of the ampler&

A shock of earthquake was Mt in Guadeloupe on
Sunday, the 18th Jaly. Slut duck created intense alarm
amongst the Inhabitants, who were congregated in due
church, and they Immediately rushed to the doors, regardless
of meeting their death by suffocation. When the alum hod
somewhat subsided, and the doors were cleared, it was found
that eight poor women had been trampled under foot, but
fortunately none were dangerously Injured. The curd con-
tinued to perform mass during the entire scene, but hie
example of courage was not followed by his dock,
London, England, 1858-08-20

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 20, 1858.

SHABB LIS7S.-7HIB DAY.

TWO O'CLOOL.
In the railway share market to-day the principal
feature is a fall of per cent. in London and North
Western stock, which is' quoted 921 to 93. Great
Western and Midland hays severally declined per
cent. The former is quoted 414 to 601, and the
latter 94 to 96. Caledonian stook continues in de-
mend. In other descriptions the variations hare
been trifling. Lancashire and Yorkshire stack is quoted
921 to 931; London and South Western, 94 to 1;
Great Northern, 241 to 261 per share; and Eastern
Counties, 12 3-16 to 6-16.

Grand Trunk of Canada shares rumba steady.
The Brazilian and Preach lines are quiet.

MONEY YARKHZ-TH.IB DAY.

Two WOLooc

The fands remain firm, at the dosing quotations
of yesterday, with very little business. In the other
markets there is no striking alteration in the ab-
sence of transactions of importance.

Consols are quoted 90j to I, both for money and
the 7th September. Bank Stock hue been dealt in
at 227 e; The Three per Cents. Reduced, at 97} to
971; the New Three per Cents., at 'le to 97} ;
the New Threeend-a-Half per Cents. at 101 ;

Exchequer Bills, March, at 30s. to 31e. prem.;
ditto, June, at 24.. prem.
London, England, 1858-08-20

Indian Debentures remain firm. The that issues
are marked 981, and the second 971 to f.
The foreign stock market is quiet. Turkish Six
per Cents. are quoted 95/ to 98. In other descrip-
tions there is no important variation; business being
almost at a standstill. The scrip of the Brazilian
Loan is quoted par to 1 prem. Sales are recorded u
follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1868, 96j; Dutch Twaand-s-Half per Cents.,
851 (Exchange 1211.) ; Mexican Three per Cents.,
for aceount, 211; Russian Five per Cents., 114 ;
ditto Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 1001; Spanish
Passive Bonds, 10; Turkish Six per Cents., for
account (August 31), 95j to 96.

The Beni has -arrived front Melbourne with
64,084 ounces of gold, worth 256,3001.
There wu an increased demand for money yester-
day in commercial channels, but the rate of discount
for choice bills did not exceed 2i per cent. At the
Bank the applications ware upon a kiss scanty scale
than of late.

About 4,0001. in gold era yesterday sent into the
Bank.

The bar silver brought by the steamer La Plata
was sold yesterday, for exportation to the owl Uncut, at
be. incl. per ounce standard, showing a fresh fall of
jd. compared with the pries obtained for the remit-
tance by the previous packet.
London, England, 1858-08-20

SHE NEW BRITANNIA THEATRE HUTU

The new structure under our present notice it
now rapidly proceeding from the designs of Yam Feb
Hill sad Pardee, architects, 1, St. Bwithfterlane, City,
The area which It will occupy Le snarly the square of IN
feet, sad the new building will have a frontage el 54 folk
Higli-beet. This front will be merely faced with sear
sad its design le of a highly ornamental character. On 011
right and left are lianned two entrances, each of widd
tI
be 19 feet in width. These give soma to a spacious oder
nods, 76 Me and 13 feet wide. At the back of tis I lie
the mad porti
on) of the front of the edifice is emtrok fa
the supply of refreshments, and at each end of the rem
made is s meg staircase leading to the galleries. 1111010
seekers, base bees provided tor the boxes, sad at the beef
of the that tier, under the gallery, than will be a WS*
sent sakes, 68 fret 17 18 feet. According to the piste
pit is 76 feet wide, and 88 feet from its beck wall teed
of deetercheetnt The stage is to be 76 feet wid
fret deep to the foot-lights, and Its opening at the Cog
84 Let wide by 37 feet high. The plan of the
rid tier dhows is elliptical, the coojugste axis d
will Moralist with the floor of the stage. The total
treat the flew of the pit to its ceiling is intended to be 47
9 blokes The style of the internal decorations is to beal
a highly dessadve character, while ample provides l
bra rade fee the comfort and convenience of the sale*
The vesdlatkes of the boom has, we understand, be era
unedited, red is to be effected by opeoinge loft In otessedli
the ceiling, in immediate communication width,
ado of the roof. and thence with the open b
arm of burr going from one extremity of the
to the ether. When the works are in a more
date, we shall give a more detailed deseription of the SS
strewth, features of the building, sad *oat also to Ow
readers sore illustrations showing its peentiar chararatlim *
We may new only add that Mr. Lane, the propridoh_,
arranged to open the house hthe 30tb October fed*
we have no doubt that the energy which the contiaddr
Mews. Holland and Hennes, will bring to beard
ry
oodeion will enable him to do ay.—Budding Yew.

Lord and Lady Echo left town hat week ft
Scotland.
Sir George Grey arrived at Invermark it tlis
doss of Bit week. to join Lord Panmare's party, aembla
theca for grouse shooting, from Faßodo% Northrunta
The Speaker and Lady Charlotte Denison ii
Chmington Ball, Notts, Let week, to make • arks of dale
dude' the shooting seems, in Soothed.
Chief Justice Cockburn has been enjoying hissed
end line in the treat praerres of Lord ralmadoOr
Bradlee..
London, England, 1858-08-20

CIVIL SERVICE or !ROLL

The following twenty gentlemen nie the impeded
ceadidates, out of sixtramen competitor', at the recent
examination for espoininarats in the civil erwvioe of India,
held ander the esperbitendence of the Civil Elervice Com-
missionses
1. I. Cieoghagen, Trinity College, Dublin.
2. T. F. W. Minh, ditto.
3. W. Tyrndl, ditto.
4. H. L. P. Wynne, Oriel College, Oxford.
6. Hugh Morris, Edinburgh 17rdvereity.
6. D. Pitapat:lnk, Trinity Goner, Dublin.
7. C. W. P. Wens, 17nivereity Oonlw Oxford.
11. C. G. Sperling, Merlin Calm Ward.
9. D. W. Gardner. ErammoseCallsge, Oxford.
10. O. J. Povisit, Wedhern C,alime, Oxford.
11. B. H. Whisileld, Magdalen College, Oxford.
12. W. C. Beim Trinity Whop, Dublin.
13. L. Ward, Calm College, Cambridge.
14. A. Brown, Qaeree College, Oxford.
IL J. 8. Armstrong, Trinity College, Dans.
IL H. J. Menissuld, Corpse Christi College, Oxford.
17. H. M. Eirdwood, 88. Peter's College, Cambridge.
18. A. M. Macgregor, Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
19. F. Joss., King's College, London.
20. S. F. E. Hewitt, Christ Church, Oxford.
London, England, 1858-02-11

THE Tzar 07 THE HEY comsrnuor BILL.

The following is a copy of the New Conspiracy
Bill as proposed by Lard Pekeerstou In the House of Com-
mons on Monday night :
" 1. Any person, who shall, within the United Kingdom
d Greet Britain and Ireland, or the Islands of Jersey,
Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, and Kan, conspire with any
other person or persoss, being either within or without
the mid United Kingdom and mid Waldo, to commit
murder either within or without the dominions of her Ma-
jesty, shall be guilty of felony ; and upon being convicted
shall be liable to be sentenced to penal servitude for life, or
for any term not lees than five years, or to imprisonment,
with or without hard labour, for any term not exceeding
three year..
" 2. That any pima within the said United Kingdom,
or said Wands of Jose'. Goatees', Alderney, Sark, end
Man, who shall persuade, instigate, or solicit any other
person, being either within or without the said United
Kingdom or the said Islands, to commit murder, either
within or without her Majesty's dominions, shall be guilty
of felony, and shall be liable upon conviction to be sen-
tenced to penal servitude for life, or for any term not lees
than five years, or to imprisonment with or without herd
labour for any term not exoeeding three "tars.
"3. Any person charged with felony under the pro-
visions of this act may be apprehended or punished, or
otherwise dealt with in all respects., in any comity or place
within the United Kingdom in which he may be found, in
the same manner aa if the felony with which he I. charged
had been committed in such county or place.
"4. In any proceeding under this act in which the
murder shall be alleged to have been intended to be com-
mitted in any foreign country or countries, murder shalt
be construed to mean the killing of any person, whether
a subject of her Majesty or not, under such circumstances
as would, if the person were mu killed in the United King-
dom, make such Ming murder by the laws of the said
United Kingricse."
London, England, 1858-02-11

IM u THOMAS HINHT COOXILS.

The Moiled, who was formerly member of parliament
for Worcester, applied ander the Protection Acta.
Mr. Bergood appeared kw Mr. Meacher, clerk to Mr.
Baron Cheapen, to oppose , and Mr. Reed supported.
Mr. &snood applied for an account bare he proceeded
with the case. He raised an objection as to the description.
The biaohent had been a director of the Merylebone Beak,
but retired, and from enbesquent proaoediage 1n clenceey, be
was made one of the contributories, on which the
=lll arose. In the prospectus of the Bank Its wee
as " Thomas Henry Cooke., M.P.," which descrip-
tion should appear in the schedule.
Mr. Reed apprehended that as there, were no debts in the
schedule incurred whilst the lasolvent was a member el
parliament, there wee as necessity to make any ainsadatent.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy was of °plaice that as the
insolvent was described in a prospectus be should hold that
the present was a subsisting debt, and the description must
be amended.

The cue wu adjourned end the protection rowed.
London, England, 1858-02-11

drIZITALUX COMPLIMENT! TO LORD PAL-

MARSTON.

We find the following in a leading article in the
/film Oguila of the 6th :
" The press of all countries has been unanimous In oon-
damning the emigrant VISIIMiDII who, under the shadow of
the English laws, lay their snares against all the govern-
ments of the Continent. The security of British hospitality
granted to theme emulators of Nona Sahib is a scandekrus
violation of natural equity, public morality, sad the
law of nations. Had not history indelibly regis-
tered Mr. Canning's threat, when he tomparsd the
British Islands to the 01VMM of Mohair, when
the winds were kept chained which, if let loose,
would overthrow the world, British protection might be
justified by the title of generous pity. But the words ce
that minister oast at least a doubt on the spirit of • legisla-
tion which extends the right of asylum to assassins. The
presentation of a bill the object of which is to watch end
repress ferocious instincts, la an sot of reparation which
bottoms Viscount Palmerston and the distinguished orators
of the Upper Chamber who maintain the expaikecy of the
severities of the new law."

Boom NORTHAXPTONSHIII ELELTION.—The
hemination b dud for Monde e, the 16th last, and the
demi= Isr tr tellembei ThaMe7. tM 11th. As the day
d bade oppremitee r appeing poetise me staking every
emerdes to seam the etemdemse et dole thuds et the poll.
The liberal andidate, Lord Esaley, hest tilt rooms it
the Vitamin Hotel, Ramos for the teeleehg ar his
term., whet gene toes ell puts of the United Linegio:
the madas d the dudes, PreferolorY to their
by Imla ihr *dr rengsselve polling placer.
PA1A421.,--ONE SHILLING DAY.—WID-

imiiAT,iis: it —Molokai cs payirat, 624 ; AN* b 7
mom *Ws, IN ; 144 Wt.
London, England, 1858-02-11

livered up in due course, on application being made for them
at the residence of Mr. Muaday, 4, Upper Seymour-lu*
West, Hyde-park; be (Mr. Monday), to whom Mr. Hardik,
was managing clerk, staled that upon the restoration of thi
said paptvs, he should of coons look for payment of his mat
Themes thus ended.

LAMBETH.
Mrs. Malaise Hewett applied fur protection under the
clauses of the Divorce Act. She stated that she wee married
on the 20th of April, 1839, to Joseph Charles Howett, a se,
veyor, end in 1850 her husband, having become embarrassed,
was obliged to go into the Queen's Bench Prison, sad she
was oemoeUed to go and live with her father. Her husband
wee released from prison in November, 1850, end came to
her &thee'', but the latter refused to admit him, and eb.
(witness) requested that he would communicate with her by
letter, when she would reply and let him know her inten-
tions. He, however, did not write, nor had she ever seen
him from that time to the present.
Mr. Elliott—Have you heard of him within that time ?
Mrs. Hewett—Yee, sir; I have heard of him, and that be
is living with another woman.
Mr. Elliott—Have you acquired any property since he bee
left you P
Mm. Howett—l have been left a mall legacy, and expect
something on the death of my father, who is ninety years
of age.
Elliott—Well, you shall have your order.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bade. who swore she had been 20 years
married to a husband who deserted hor, leaving her to sup-
port herself and fore children by carrying on the hominess of
a greengrocer, next applied, and having given the necessary
evidence, wee also allowed the required order.
London, England, 1858-11-05

LOBS OF THE STEMMA HUDSON BY

(71011 Owl OWlf

BREMEN, WIDNIIIIDAY.

Our otherwise quiet place was this morning sud-
denly thrown into the utmost fever of excitement by
the receipt of the unexpected and melancholy intel-
ligence that the splendid new steamer Hudson, Capt.
G. Weak., caught lire last night, at her moorings at
Bremerbaten, at the month of the Weser, and was
burned to the water's edge. The news is but too
true ; and, indeed, up to this moment the lire is not
extinguished, but there is nothing left to save,
and she is a total loss. Happily this mis-
fortune was not attended with any loss of
life. The Hudson, belonging to the North German
Lloyd's Company of this city, was American built,
and had only just taken her place in the line of
steamers which leave Bremen and New York every
teriaight. She had arrived from the latter port
Let week, after asking such an unexpectedly quick
pamage (during which she proved a safe and com-
fortable sea beet) that the passengers addramed
a letter of oampliments and thanks to the
captain and owners. She was 360 feet long, and
40 feet wide, with direst acting engines of
nominally 746-horse power, but which could be
increased up to 2,600, for the cylinder were 6 inches
larger than those of the Great Fasters. The Hudson
was appointed to have sailed for New York on the
6th inst. She had discharged all her homeward
cargo, and had not yet commenced shipping, nor
were any of her pamengers on board. The origin of
the flee is hitherto unknown. I hear she was tally
insured in London, Hamburg, and here.
London, England, 1858-11-05

FORGERY OF AUSTRIAN BANK NOTES.

MON 0171 OWN 0011111111PPONDINT1
HAMBIIRG, Witinrisna.y.

It having been notified by a telegram from
London to the police of this city that two Hun.
gariana, suspected of being comerned in the forgery
of Austrian Bask notes, of 100 florins each—eo
;'many of which are in ennead= all owe the
Conthient, and which are so perfeetly ousted as
to deceive even the Austrian National Bank officials
themselves, who have pronounced several of the
forged notes genuine—were on the point of embark-
ing at Hull for this city, some of the &natives
of the Hamburg police were ordered to keep
a vigilant eye on them, and were so fortnn►te
as to arrest them in flagrant* delieto at
the little town of Wsndabeck, two miles'
from this city, in the territory of Holstein. On
exam/nag their baggage no less than 10,000 of
these forged notes were found in their poseregon.
The delinquents have been properly secured, and
after undergoing an examination, will be handed
over to the Austrian authorities to answer for their
share in inundating Aastria with paper money, of
which there was already rage than sufficient in air-
London, England, 1858-11-05

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BERLIN, TztyassoaT.

The Ministers Von der Hsydt (Trade), and Simons
(Judas), have reeeived an offer of seats in the
administration which the Prince of Hohenzollern is
forming—an offer, whish,however, they have declined
to accept.

The Prime's acceptance of a commission from the
Regent to form a ahead was made known to his
eolleagues by Berea von Manteuffid on the 3rd.
The old ministers remain in office until the Prince's
arrangements are completed.
London, England, 1858-08-16

WOOLWICH..

A man named Henry Draper was placed at the bar ender
the following circumstances. Police-constable Larkfng,
about two o'clock on that morning, was on duty near the
old parish church of Woolwich, when he saw the prisoner
in the act of tooling the iron railings from the churchyard.
Knowing the prisoner to be a bad character he detifted
him. The church had not been entered. The
stated to witness that he entered the graveyard to as
he knew the " dead would not hurt him, sad if he lay a
in the street the Hying might rob him." In reply to Mr.
Truth, the prisoner now meted that he entered the church-
yard out of bravado, as a ilmeele who was ha his commay
bad dared him to do so. He bed Men air, on a grave,
where he lay about two hours before be wee eudod.
Mr. Troth said the expleasMon was sot . lie
ordered the prisoner to And bell La 10L for three months.
London, England, 1858-08-16

THE LICHT CONSTANCIL

From s Southampton correspondent we get the
following description of one of the eaquiaite Eng
Mier which FMlNlChalern ham had en opportunity *t-
ia
rotting. The Constance yacht left Southampton Water on
ed-
Thursday afternoon for the Isie of Wight, where she will
remain for a hw days, her owner, Mr. Turner Turner,
having pie= a hundred asins• cup to be sailed for by the
yachts at the station Mere cm Monday next. The Con.
stance will shortly maim to Ireland. Mr. Tuts also
owns the Wildfire, which rea for the Emperor's Cap to
Cherbourg het week, end • diminutive screw stramer no
bigger then a whiny, which hods upon the yachts. This
message, the Day Deem, is very Best end quite a cariosity.
The diameter of the hived is twioe that of a ma's ann.
The night previous to the dovetail's of the Coestancie
601. week of fireworks were let off hem her.
A dramatic performance also took place on board, end the
following morning the pnlitic were permitted to improt her.
No one who has not been cm board an English gentlimmee
yacht can imagine the splendour end comfort that are to be
found in •011211 of Ems. In the Combines, for instemes,
furniture is of the most costly description. There is. a
library of elegantly bound and illostrated Woks, silver Mies
sad pletols, elegant foils for fencing, malaria,* chimney-
Seam madam of Mita and bijoutene, with most szewsolve
decks end ehremosneters mattered about in profusion, Mua•
rims hatbA mid a maim rivalling anything of the kind
inhere. The chief ornament of the Co:mance, however is
her figure-head. It is a life-sins three-quarter female 11(6,
the hoe being • speaking likeness of a lady distinguished far
her beauty end talents. The drapery ie modern, end the
deem and miler are exquisitely finished. In the
hands are a pencil end a roll of manuscript,
and the ri_nglate of the hair display soma
Needful and &Esse' waderanteing. The figure-head is
oelemed white pleamil oat with g. 16, sad It is most dollop*,
inlebei. The Imp Mess of the bressieft cm the arm Is
diselnistive shilpfelisek, with a abaft eon of rope resod IL
The Meek is shoat as inch in Wilk and ban an Mel
Milk end hems • hither, for it omen* and in it Is enclosed •
shish= it the miner of the probe beautifully carved in
Ivory. The Whit who mewed the flonthied is Mr. Hem
whim wing of Akssair Proses *taro of the '• Moment
it Tither miffed se mob samba is London a few
menthe shim. TM Win it tie Onnivael his been very
elegantly eons I by Ilea. Tumor Team. The yacht hr
bean fteleijp nab... Mr. John Fey, et Illenth.
.ad
e~eemthe highest credit on provistriel Mete
tTent.
London, England, 1858-08-16

SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY.

Two °Twos.

The railway share market to-day is rather
fat, and in a number of cues somewhat
reduced quotations have been established.
The principal movement is in Caledonian and Great
Western ; the former was last marked 82, whilst
the latter is now quoted 49 to 4, being about
per cent, lower than on Saturday afternoon.
Ia other descriptions the decline scarcely exceeds
iper cent. London and North Western stock is
now quoted 921 to 4 ; Midland, 954 to 98; Lan-
leashire and Yorkshire, 924 to ; London and South
Western, 47 to per share ; Grua Northern, 254
to 1 ; and Pastern Counties, 12 3-18 to 5-18.
Great Western of Canada shares Cr. son
offered. Paris and Lyons have advanocd. The
transactions in foreign end colonial railway shame
have been very limited.

ONDUIAST ANAIIIII AND ITOO/LS.

i 06.1fts KW*
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la* kir.,
te. I 1,1111.
London, England, 1858-02-18

CITY COMMINION OP 811 WW.

A court was held, on Tuesday, for the despatch of
public busiame.
BRIDRWILI, BURIAL-01011ND.—A letter wee read from
Mr. Reward, of 62, Gower-attest, to the elect that he was
reetrieted by special agreement with Bart Delmer, the
freeholder of the ground, from excavating or building on it,
or aftrNog any human remains. The writer added that
thegromd hid never been consecrated. Dr. Letheby then
read his report on the subject, which be had prepared in
accordance with the instructions of the bat court. The re-
port stated that Dr. Letheby, in company with Mr. Grainger,
the gn t inspector, had inspected the ground. A
greaC quantity of rubbish had been thrown upon it,
without any regard to the venue and tombstones. The
soil of the graveyard is about two feet above the adjoining
ground, and in all probability contains a vast number of
coffins and dead bodies. The report recommended that It
should be cleared of the rubbish, that the ground be levelled,
and a layer of peat earth placed over it, that it should be then
covered with 6reaa, and planted with trees. The ground
could not be disturbed without greet danger to the public
health.—Mr. Abraham moved, and Mr. Bernal seconded,
that the matter be referred to the General Purposes Com-
mittee. The motion was carried unanimously.
TRAMWAYS IN THR STREET/I.—Mr. Hayward, the
engineer, read his report, which was ordered to be Worrell to
the General Purposes Committee. The report stated that
the London General Omnibus Company proposed to
lay down tramways from Bayswater to the Bank
and Farringdan-street, the western branch of the

line to enter the cit'y at Victona-stmt, par along
Farringdou-street, and terminate at the foot of Ludgate-hill ;
the other branch to enter at Finsbury, pew along the Pave-
ment, and stop at the southern tad of Monate- The
company proposed taking power to open the sheetor any
purpose required after giving notice to the oommindon, so
that the commission would be unable to repair any pavement
arae: or sewer without giving the company three day
u s'
The same rule would apply to gas, water, and tele-
graph cowponies. The laying down and maintenance of the
tramways would render it difficult to get at the network of
pipage underlying the streets, and the scheme generally
would be fraught with public inconvenien and the report
recommended that the bill should not be allo ce,
wed to pose into
law without care being taken to reserve to the commiesion
the whole at powers they ban hitherto exerelasi.
London, England, 1858-02-18

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCRCO-LANK-THIS DAT.

Scout—The public sales are going off at &batty Muds?'"
prima.
Coml.—The importers continue to bring forward=
seise In mosso of the demand, and prices are with di
'swaged. Low middling and middling Plantuit n Cuba
soM at 60s. to 665.
TEA.—The market continues stagnant, but holders eta
firm. Common Cowen quoted 13d.
liturruss.—The public sea wu bought in at 31s. ed. to
335. (refection 10 to 13), and the article is fiat.
ftva.—The demand has improved, and Demerara soil at
Id. advance.
Itica.—l'does are unaltered.
In other article no material alteration.
Markets general), inactive.

TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAT.)
The marked is firm. Town Tallow is quoted 51s. Gd.,
nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635. 3d. ; February
and Murk 635. ; April and June 635. ; October sod
December, 61s. Gd. buyers.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Mr. Z. J. Davis reports a large supply, with very MUD
demand —Prime meadow hay, Os. to 684. ; •uperiur do.,
70a. to 75a.; inferior do., 50a. to 60n. ; rower, Ets. to
601. ; clover, 80e. to 9..5a. ; seoond out, 700. to Sic ; straw.
'Ma. to 280.

The delayed despatches of Outram and Heselock,
describing the first relief of the garrison of Lucknow
by the force successively under their commands, wooi
published in last night's _Extraordinary Gazette,
together with the report of Brigadier-General Inglis
on the proceedings of the garrison since the relief,
the reportof Captain Crommelin, chief engineer, and
a considerable number of other documents, elucidat-
ing the defence of Lucknow.
A telegram from Kccnigsberg, in Prussia, Mateo
that General do Flehwe was killed on Monday list in a duel,
His adventary was a relative named Jackmano, a lieutenant
in the 3rd Cuireasiers. Money matters led to the quarrel.
Genteel de Plain was oar of the loading members of the
"pietist" party.
J. B. Cotton, ESQ r. DR. F. R. Lgue..—Mr.
Gough, it appear', has commenced legal proceedings spinet
Dr. Lees, of Leeds, fee an alleged defamation of rituals:,
and the trial, it is expected, will shortly come on in the law
courts la London. Dr. Lees will, is it said, defend himself.
with the aid of a legal adviser.—Lreis Nermry.
LONDON GENERAL OMNIBUS COMPANT.—Troio
neat for the week aiding Feb. 13, 9,6961.10..
MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD, AND LINCOLNIIHIRN
Ren.way.—XANCERSTER, Faa. I.7.—'halo returns far
the week ending Saaday, Feb. 14, 1868, inclusive.—Ho.
of miles opened, 173 k ; amount received for pemmican., Per*
Oelk ite, 3,2201. 2s. 7d. ; goods, merchandise,
&on aa. 104. ; total, 8,6871.7 e. M. Curreepoeding week
1867: 1.7021. 10e. 41d., Metals( half of the Manama'.
dulls,,
3,3k1ndi°34c.., andanaChasMtatrtotraCamlncelpromits, Grimsby Doak
London, England, 1858-02-18

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 18, 1858.

THE BOMBAY MAILS.

We (7Tmcs, second edition) have received from
oar Malta correspondent the Bombay Overland
Times of the 24th of January, in anticipation of
the mails.

The following summary is from the paper in
question :
" Sir Colin Campbell, with about 10,000 men,
left Cawnpore on the 24th of December, and ad-
vanced westward through Rohilcund. After clear-
ing the country as they advanced, our force was
attacked on the 3rd of January, at the bridge across
the lialee Nadal*, but the enemy were repulsed
with loss. Lieutenant Yoenghusband, Punjab
Cavalry, and Captain Maxwell, Bengal Artillery,
were severely wounded. On the night of the 2nd
the rebels vacated Farruckabad, which was occupied
by our troops on the 4th, without opposition. Many
guns were captured in the various affairs with the
enemy, besides much valuable property. After the
subjugation of Rohilcund, the Commander-in-Chief
was to advance again upon Lucknow.
"General Outram, at the Alumbagh, continued
to hold his position, notwithstanding repeated at-
tacks by the enemy. On the 22nd December he
attacked the enemy, about 5,000 strong, who had
taken up a formidable position on his right flank,
and completely routed them, killing 250, and
capturing four guns. On the 12th January General
Outram was attacked by 30,000 of the rebels, who
were repulsed with the lose of 400 men. The poet of
Alumbagh was again assailed on the 18th, and the
attack lasted for 11 hours, the enemy being headed
by a Hindoo fanatic, who was wounded and taken
prisoner. The insurgents were driven back with
severe lose. With the force at his disposal, about
4,000 men, General Oatram is fully able to maintain
his position.
"On the 28th of December Colonel Rowcroft's
column, consisting of part of the Naval Brigade
and two Ghoorka Regiments, attacked a body of
the rebels, 6,000 strong, in the Gorackpore district,
and entirely routed them. This victory has cleared
that part of the country.
" Brigadier Campbell, with a small force from
Allahabad, marched against the rebel, in the neigh-
bourhood, and attacked them on the 4th of January,
killing upwards of 350.
" The Bareilly insurgents, about 1,000 in number,
attacked Huldwanee, 18 miles from Nynoe Tal, on
the lst of January, but were driven off by the
Ghoorkas, with a loss of 20 killed.

"A small force from Deese, under Major Raines,
marched against the village of Rovrah on the Gth
of January, and engaged the rebels collected there.
After a sharp fire of musketry the village was car-
ried by storm, and the enemy driven out. A few
officers were wounded in this affair.

" The Bhopal Contingent were disarmed at
&bore on the 12th January by the force under
General Rose. About 130 prisoners were tried by
ommt-martial, and shot by musketry, and many
others were killed in attempting to escape."
London, England, 1858-02-18

'THE POLICE COURTS.

A well-dressed man, who gave the name of Bream',
applied fora recommendation for a passport under the lapw-
ing eircumannees
The applicant stated that he had raided at Trigg for some
time, and wince he had come up to town he had received a
communication from the Minister of the Interior of France
winch rendered bis presence's Paris Indispensable.
Mr. Tyrwhitt inquired'f he knew any one in town.
The applicant replied in the affirmative, and celled a per-
son who -keeps a Trivet° lorlging-houee bet as he had only
seen him occasionally, the magistrate did not think him
sufficient.
Mr. Tyrwhitt laid ho could not grant lb* recanunendation,
for although the applicant might be a very respaorable person,
still if he was to grant the recommendation to all persons
who thought proper to apply, be should get tdmsslf into
trouble. The applicant had better apply to the magistrates
at Tring, who, knowing him, would at once grant the re-
quired recommendation.
The applicant raid, had be known that he should have
bees requited to have gone to Paris, ho wadi have dose so
befog ha left Trigg.

Two applications weremade by persona wishing to go to
Frame.
Mr. Poynter, having had the respeotvbility of the partka
desirous of obtaining the passports clearly proved, gave there
the required recommendation, the form relating
,to which
had to be made out by the clerk of the comet, but stated that
there roust be some mhoonception respecting the matter. He
should have much pleasure in ems the required recom-
mendation to any one whom be knew, but be must mast
positively decline to do it as smatter of general rule. Appli-
cants might go to other magistrates besides those sitting at
the pollee courts of the metropolis.

SALE 01, PICTUREB.—YEAtArity WM the first
day's We by News. Potter, at the Gallery, It, ef
as extensive collection of modern }WA, cerchtltb end
M her worts of err, tin propety of r. J. C. Grandy, of
Moscbeeter. Aug the *tune tad Words, Were the
following water colour drawlege:—. Bt. Gaels,
_Bram*
with the celebrated Pulpit." Lords Hsibqific •
" Primrowe end Bird's lied," W. Haat, 421. ; "
Baron', Worsts, " °forge Cattensola al. ; " Some
Is Glee Nein," T. ld. ftioierdess. 1071. Ss 'The following
wen among the area sold—" The Waterlog Plaos,"
lowbrows and brook, with Vireo in the feeerwend Dada,
--ehowery weather, T. Llanelli. 7&. 10e L - of ea
lrlat CehiL" three 'gene sad a doe, P.
ell,; ".1.1011 Of IFINOAX," D. Rebate, 1L.A.,2621.10e. ;
eel BIM fkone," T. Crawl*
811.1a1r, 444% ms's lab LIMO is VIA , AAA.,
Tel
London, England, 1858-02-27

MINES.-THIS DAY

Two o'CLocE.
The market for British mining stocks to-day is
very quiet. Little business has been done, and no
new feature of interest is presented. The only
transaction officially reported in the Stock Exchange
is in Vale of Towey shares, which are marked 11.
Cobra copper shares have been dealt in at 41i ;
United Mexican at 4; and English and Australian
Copper at 11 ex div.
Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining
Exchange yesterday :
Basile* 206, 2071; Rut Alfred, 21; East Otundalake
and South Bedford, 21,1; But Falmouth, 41 ; Rut Raw-
son, 81, 1,1; Hingston Down, 81, 7, 61, 1; Lady ~~►
325. Ws., 31a., 32a. , Lelant, 120, 130; North Robert, 0.
6, 644 1548, 6 146 , Radmoor, 7s. N.; South Bassett, 101.
11; °Wadden, 1,7, 9,4, 4, ; Wheal Grenville, 4e.
OK, 6o; Wheal ddward, 71 1, ; Wheel Zion, 16a.
Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal
market :

The elate of the metal market has been thin week unfree.
sally dull, but without affecting prices materially. Copper
Is &m, from the extant of the orders in hand, and there Is at
this moment but little foreign here. Iron orders may here
and then be bikes at a shade under the quotations, but there
is no eagerness evinced for orders. Scotch pig has rallied
oeasitheably, and is still buoyant at 58.. 6d., mixed numbers.
Lead 1. la fair &mead end very firm. Spotter rather weak.
Tin is dat and unsaleable Tin plates are in good demand
and Arm In price.
At the senor& meeting of adventurers In East Tamar. held
e all of fa 6d. par stare was made. mates ca the 13 rd of Mardi. This
Was eat sell to morrow 17 tons lead ore.

FRIDAY Unarm.
In the market for home mining stocks to-day the
completion of the settlement occupied a good deal of
attention, and, in consequence, the general trainee--
Sons were not upon an active scale. ,Shares in North
Frances, Lady Bertha, and Sortridge Consols were
inquired for, whilst South Frances showed Bataan.
In North Robert, Tolvadden, Esat Wheal Russell,
Ringston Downs, and Wheal Edward shares, there
were a moderate number of transactions.
London, England, 1858-02-27

ABOLITION 01P CHURCH RATES.

A public meeting of the inhabitantsof am
wee, on Thursday msteg, hold In the large roots of the
Greyhound Inn, for the purpose of adopting a petition to
parliament, praying for the immediate and unconditional
abolition of church rates. The room was well tilled by a
respectable audience, which repeatedly manifested feelings
adverse to the impost under discussion.

On the modes of Ononms Ogren, jott., Esq., Joseph
Cockerel], Beg., was unenlinoualy called to the chair, and
briefly opened the proomlings; ea . which letters aympa-
thbdng with the object of the meeting and apologising for
unavoidable absame were reed from Sir W. Clay, But., Sir
Joseph Pales, M.P., C. W. Martin, Lq., M.P., J. What-
mut, Beg., M.P., and the Rev. Dr. Medan.

B. Ma, Bag
th e rO. Offor, Beg , Dr. Pouter, and H. Mama,
atastini.
It; the motion of J. C. miLLIAXI, FAq., meander! by the
Rm. T. C. Hun, • petition to the Hones of Comtism' in
favour of Sir John TarelLS bill was adopted and 'named
to be forwarded to Mr. Mart M.P., for preeramMea.
The Um was y elspeed at the ales of the
which were terminated at a labe be by a vote
of thanks to the obalnwea.

A new not has been formed in Wurtemberg under
the mom of Friends of Jerusalem." end with the object of
recoustruoting the Temple 41 Jerasslem, so es to folsl the
poplweise. I, bss already seat out a oommlsofou to unbar-
abbe the itsbnilAtag of the Temple of ttolornee, but It he.
gay be= able to rake 1,420 kolas he themes.
London, England, 1858-02-27

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before Mr. Janice Wightman.)
hat before the adjournment of the court, late on Thursday
evening, Eduard James Salter, alias Holmes described as a
sailor, sea placed at the bar to receive judgment.
This prisoner had pleaded guilty to four indictments,
charging him with uttering forged 101. and 61. Bank of Eng-
land notes, and there were a rent number of other similar
charges against him. He was in the habit of going about in
a eandsome hired brougham, with a servant in livery, him•
self being very well dressed, end on many occasions assuming
the character of a clergyman, to the shops of tradesmen, and
to inns and hotels, and at the former having purchased some
article of the value of 21. or 31., be paid for it with a forged
note, and his appearance and the name and address given by
him having the effect of entirely dispelling suspicion he suc-
ceeded almost every instance In passing the forged note,
and obtaining the change. The last attempt was made at an
inn at Hounalow, where haling paid his bill with a forged
101. note, he started in his brougham for town ; but it hap-
pened by chance that a Leak clerk was in the home at
the time, sad he asked to look at the note, and he
at wee pronounced it to be counterfeit. A messenger was
immediately despatched on horseback after the prisoner, and'
he came up with the brougham, and found the prisoner feat
asleep Inside, probably dreaming of fresh schemes of plunder,
and he was given into custody. The prisoner, as shove
stated, pleaded guilty to the whole of the indictments pre-
ferred spinet bun • and it appeared that he was convicted of
felony in 1852, andsentermed to be transported for tea years,
and had obtained his liberty under a ticket of leave.
Mr. Justice Wightman sentenced him to be kept in penal
servitude for eighteen years.
Joshua Valentino Hollingtwortis, 34, was charged upon
four indictment* with forging acceptances to bills of ex-
change with intent to defraud, and also with obtaining
money by false pretence..
ifixd, who appeared for the prisoner, said that he
would plead guilty to the minor charge of obtaining money
by false pretences, and he believed that the charge of forgery
could not be supported. The prisoner had no doubt made
false representauons with regard to the bills, but the accept-
ances were really genuine ones.
Mr. Bodkin, who, with Mr. Sleigh, prosecuted on behalf
of the Thinkers Association, said that this was the case,
unhappily now too fiequent, where a man carrying on bust-
neas induced men of straw to accept bills for him for a small
consideration, and then passed these bills away as genuine
trade bills, and got them discounted at the banker's ea such.
The signatures, however, being genuine although utterly
worthless, has wee of opinion that the charge of forgery could
not be supported, and therefore he proposed to consent to the
course suggested by his learned friend.
Mr. Justice Crompton sentenced the prisoner to 18 months'
imprisonment.
London, England, 1858-02-27

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

CONVICTION AND SENTENCE OF THE

ACCUSED.

oz simian AND lIIDNALINI rimsensri.)
(sari ors OWN 001111PONDIORT.)
PAIIIB, Fauxty Emma, 8.46 r.m.
Judgment has just been pared upon the accused.
Orsini, Pieri, and Audio are found guilty and
sentenced to capital punishment as parricides.
Gomez is found guilty, but under circumstances
of extenuation, and sentenced to penal servitude for
life.
The accused said nothing.