biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-21

WESTMINSfEIi.

A few days ago Elizabeth Edgeiler, having the appearance of •
charwoman, was chased with an aortully barna a gold bremet in
her possession. bbe had attemp ed to pawn it at the chop of Mr.
Haler, Cluloanalk, l'beltea, where the asked whether it was gold,
when the was intermgmoil b) the ohopuien, se to bow eh, taw,
pommeled of It. She rep ied tt.at it bad been purehm.d by her
Unbend, and made a paver tat to her on her aeddieg day. As the
pawnbroker wm not satisfied with this stidersiect he detailed her,
and she was brought to thou court, wed a hi r ft/shawl raid he had
picket up the bracelet near Hyde-park, and It haying tees imamate,"
that en adverbeenient had appealed ottretug a reward of .1. for the
, tectervey of • flail. twarelet loot 1,1 Hy de-parkthe w. luau WAN
' rewarded upon bad se. it yesterday.
When the tame wag stile d on. Mr. Rat', who amducis Mr. 11Pyor's
businem, mid that be had berated u letter (tibia h he uteduced) front
a solicitor, Ibreatenteg an attain 1 r the tale improonenent of the
woman, teltaa he made an ample and pubic apology sod paid bee
husband era,. ablecorepro-saran. Mr. Keil mad that if • pswabtok. r
who conducted has boom.. bonen.ll war to he gaup clad to en action
for endeavouring .0 protect the punts the trade would bo very repe-
-1 tont to atop person* oupposed to bare unlawful poa.eaaion of satiable
• er. la-
fl
y-
ynter said he had acted very propetly, sad no Jury would
give damage. against him, neither would any reepocteb a minium
have written such • Ir tier imam the facts of the cue bad been grc•-ly
mi.reeremeted to bin.
Tim bracelet wa then given up to the leder, Mrs. Karon, 9, Ken-
'lassos amount, who gave the pawabtoker's meiatant a bendsome
gratuity.
The primmer was thee dlecharged, with an lctimation from the
bench that she aeo her husband bad hotter shaman the attempt to
excel money from the pawn. rub. r. be had made • 190.4 false
statement to tbs latter, ion Ind Inlet td by her diebooesty the reward
oared toe the recovery of the ISMIMM.

MESSRS. STRelleS AND CON BANKRUPTCY.—
Yost* rday, at Ostraway's, Messrs. Davis and Johnstone
offered to pub!ie auction, by direction of this assignees of
Newts. Strobes, Paul, sad Bates, the crosniental estate of
High Asburst, late the seat of Mr. Stsehan, situate near
Hoskin. The property eossiste of the manor, or reputed
manor, .f High Asbant, and mansion, nein, with ea ry
requisite for a noblesse's or genilemaa's seat, the late pos.
sown having expended 3.5,0001. is improvements, em-
boss-mod in pleasure proands and garden, communicating
with natal's.' walks intending throeah the whole property
sad arnarnsisoing eateapive view.; with tbres farm home •
steads and two picturesque lodees ; the estate comprising
'about 082 of land. Bold to Sir Hoary Maggezioge. in
24,0004
London, England, 1856-04-14

CIOMMON HALL.—LIVERYMEN of LON.
DON, NOW or NEVER ,—lf tbe pylori atrocious WO I. t-
Moo=ans dose for over. ATTNND at 0•134 ball TO-NONHOW
at 12 °Oat • MOT MA LIVERYMAN.

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1856.

FINE ARTS.

THE ROGERS' CO

Qeta s flutter MO boon exalted, in the world of
taste sad sorra, by the anotateenteat of Mews. Christie
sad KaW/08, that the treasured of fisasel Eosin en about
to to breasts to the laminar. The sale will coussore on
t►e 28th last., sad will last kr 19 der•. The eolleetiens of
airs protracted fu bayed the ordinary ipso, it. about to
be nattered abroad. Pieturie, dratriey, easndyp, anti-
genies, brogues, colas, books, even the plats and wine, its
to be dispersed.

BOARD OF TRADE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ART.

A dimatment—half manuscript, half print—hesjuet
hem heist by the Depattment of Mena and Art, Marl•
berliegt-heese, at the lastigatiox of the Bond of Trade. It
zailirs
is se *attest Loa "lbw sealant wises" to sager, is
le modem maids for " • medal" soli "A
.11i leis &mitred as palms to the various heal
wheels ef sill througheakthe kindest,. The required
models are to be eta lashes • cliareeter. By way of Heartier
the " few miasma artiste" to respond to the iaviendee, the
sem of Mete redeem is ofheed as a premium is the ter
seeded erespelltes needy ompervesth of the sum
awarded by the Crystal Palms Commisioa, is 1861,
for a precisely similar 'ernes. Ude* eta be effsseive, the
maw to whisk it is commyed is so lacomettably
droll that it provokes to mirth. We gamest the fellowiag
from the printed port of the derrameut: " T'he board have
tboapbl It betel to offer a small mutest fcr seek week,
'lamely, 161. 161., ratter era a large sem by way of cos-
mediae, and they trust that this mode will be acceptable to
you. Dopiest to be favoured with your amine., I hate the
beam lobs, sir, year obedient permit, Billiard Bed-
grami." This preeMm dominos% is dated the Bed of April
—clearly a mistake, it should ham ben dated two days
earlier. Let it not, however, be gemmed that the autho•
rides is the Department of &dense ad Art are wentiag is
1101111U0S towards the assomplisted siselmoss whom services
they seek to avail themselves of to this iestacce—by so
mesas, for it order that the way may be made quite dear
to the " embeat" ertista la then theme pulse& competition,
die stated is the misted Gimlet, " Baggeat vs enUeeticess of
fulness sad other medals may be secs la the British
Museum, sad the Mumma cf the Department at Marl-
borsegh•lersea" Nothing meld be sore tkosghtfal. Had
the " few missal artists" hese little " Marlborough-
booms" etudes* more are scald at have been takes to
teed them la the right Meek. The result of the *beard la.
Mattes will be that one sad all of the distinguished @este-
ems appealed to will Mediae the sumptuous patroness of the
" Beard of Trade," sad its oteepeloas servant, "the Dr
partmeet."
London, England, 1856-04-14

other Bank shares there was exam feature. London
sod County Bank stock is marked 34k and 341. The
Electric Telegraph Company's stock experienced a
fresh rise of 2_ per cent. The 8 per cent. prelims,
shares of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company
command
_I to 1 prem. Canada Government Six
per Cont. Debentures continue to meet with some in-
quiry. General Steam Navigation shares were dealt
in at 27 I and Royal Mail Steam at 79i.

The arrangement' for the settlement of the shut
account to-day generally indicated a fair supply el
stook. On London and North Western stook, the
" contengo" was rather heavy. Subjoined is oar
urea statement of the terms quoted at the com-
mencement of business :
Opening rain
Leaden end North WL stun. 7-16 to 9-
,sle pa am.

to.
1-10 to 8-11

Grist Waders
a to
IFI6 to into.
7- 18 ditto.
Midland i to 1 ditto.
Lassiontra and Yorkshire
2. - tit
Donors

Oust Northam
Iticaleas

1-17t;i ditto.
146 to 1.16 ditto.
1.16 to 1.1.16 Woo
London, England, 1856-04-14

WEST INDIES.

The want of rain is seriously felt at all the West
India Islands. Cholera is declining at Porto Rico.
About half-past three o'clock in the morning of the
25th ult. a Are was discovered to hive broken out on
board the American steamer Osprey, belonging to the
New Grenada Canal and Steam Navigation Com-
pany, then lying off the wharf of Messrs. Finks and
Co., Kingstown, Jamaica. The Osprey had arrived
late en the previous Saturday evening, from Cartha-
gena and Santa Martha, on her route to New York,
and had been engaged in taking in cargo, with which
she was to have taken her departure. Several psa-
sengers had taken passage in her; some were actually
on board, and the luggage of others had been
received.

As soon as it was seen that the fire could not to
got under and the destruction of the vessel was impel-
table, she was moved out towards the Palisades,
where she continued to burn with the most intense
fury, until she finally
_ disappeared under the waters
about mid-day. We perceive with plessure that
several of our countrymen were enabled to render
servios to the American captain. The consul of the
United States and Captain Thornton, of the Osprey,
pablish a card conveying their thanks to, and ex-
pressing the high sense they entertained of the gene-
rous and gallant conduct of Captain Reeks, of the
Royal Mail Company's Steamer Derwent, of
Captain Ellerby, of the Royal Mail Company's
steamer Prince, and of Captain Fraud, of the
English schooner Spirit, on the occasion. They
also particularly thanked Mr. Topper, chief officer
of the Prince, wbo was in the first boat alongside;
Mr. Spence, and the boatswain of the Royal Mail
Company's yard, .who was in the second boot aloes-
side; Mr. Paul, second officer of the Prince ;
Mr. Baker, second officer, Mr. Tipper, second engi-
neer, and Messrs. Young and Bird, of the Derwent.
The fire was mused by the ignition of some
whiskey drawn off furtively by a fireman of the ship
from a cask which was lashed under the companion
staircase leading from the forward saloon to the deck.
This man, and it is believed one or more concerned
with him, took down the lamp which was hung in
the saloon, and placed it on the floor to light them
whilst engaged in the broaching of the whiskey cask;
a small portion of the spirit fell on the floor, and was
ignited; and in attempting to put out the flame, the
quart pot into which the whiskey was running fell
upon the floor, and the flames spread immediately
throughout the saloon. From this small beginning
the ship and cargo, worth probably some 30,0004. or
40,0001., were speedily involved in ruin.
London, England, 1856-04-14

TEE RECENT EMBEZZLEMENT BY A
GOVERNMENA CLERK.

PORTSMOUTH, Arm. 12.

To-day the trial Game on of George Joseph Na-
thaniel Charlie?, clerk in the Gus Wharf hers, for the em-
hemilemeat of 1,1301., the ailment of a cheque entrusted
to him to get embed, for the payment of the quarterly sad
weekly salaries of the War Department at this pmt. The
lisoirder wee J. D. Coleridp, Esq.
The evidence was precisely the mote se that taken at the
szamination before the beach of magistrates.
The jary, after a Mott cosseltstioa, returned a verdict
that the prisoner was sot guilty of embenlement, bat of
lamer, under the third mast.

The usual quarts being asked by the Reorder, the W-
ooer, is a partially suppreesoo voice, said—l throw myself
o• the mercy of the oleo I have suffered the lose of my
portico, the loss of my tar nam...„ of the pension of 601. •
year to which I 'hoed Pave been entitled, if I had bed to
leave the seep from Weer. I have bees already deep'y
peeled, end now I can only throw myself entirely on the
mercy of the court.
The Recorder, addressieg the prisoner by name, said—
Yon base bees convicted on the clnrest evidence of • moat
/MOW erime—a crime deliberately plumed and prepared
ter rohand. That crime involves& Noel oaths great trust
repeed la 7ea by the government of your country, end by
the daSITS ander whom you were employed. That crime'
is mie sot e'en against the government of this country and
your superior oilcan, bat is a crime, too, arrest the wif.
and chi Area who's claims t 'consideration have jet been
pressed upon me by your counsel There is ao 'boomtown
to cease Its ceenasitul, mad it is ore that &manilla marked
peniahmeat. It is secemary for the security of society that
sash a crime should meet with a severe and terrible parish-
meet, sad I therefore feel it my duty to sentence you to
five years' peed servitude. (From the sensation produced
la spurt, it was evident that so eves a seaters Was act
satisipatod )—HampsAir• TelegrepA.
London, England, 1856-04-14

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB.

CASUALTIES.

Columbus, of Liverpool. from Benin, which put tato Tarsi& leaky
Jan. 10, had been condemned, and would be sold April Y.—Booth-
emotes, April U.
Heroine lberque), Me!dram, of &icicle, which wiled ►ones March
31 for Quebec, in b,llut, was driven on the rocks near the light-
house during the night, Is bilged, and fast going to pieoed—Carils,
dpril 3.
Mariner, Barker, lime to New Orleans, with malt, struck on Pickles
Reef Marsh It, bilged. and Blied ; crew and part of cargo, soils,
spas, &e., saved.—Liverpool, April

LITZIPOOL BIM AT PO Jon POIITS.—Cads (s), It Boston;
Atlantis (o), at, aid Asia, WI, New York; George Washington, Y.l.
Ward, Admiral, OW= Peal, Louisa Watch, E. She-wood, Homer-
scon, and Cicero, at New Orleans; Commuter, at Motels; Charter
Oak, Robert A. May, at banana% Pram (es), Calhoun, Caravan,
sad Kelly, at New York ; Orkney LW, at Apalachicola; New
Tort Packet, at Clueleistort.

QUARANTINE NOTICE.

The llama BeerdeVilesttitWiapies, in clews of hiving
reaelved Waal temsaualcatice that in various pots of the Levant a
disease of a decidedly eretagioos cature his appeared, have issued
the 3311oldnit Quarantine Notice :
1. That all vowels amnion frogs the lea of Marmara, from the Bos-
phorus, and fetes the Buck lea, shalt be suborned to quarantine of
tea days.
Time meek aiming from other ports or the Ottoman Empire,
end from Greets, shall be subjected to seven days' quarantine of
observstke.
3. That vemels weft hoes Malts and the lonian Islands, In order
to be admitted to free pratique, shall be fureished with a certificate
tram the Loyal Coosa, certifying that in those islands there are co
ponces attacked with inserts fever.
1. Lsetly—That ves-els, out board of which, during their peerage,
there shall have been deeds', or persons attached with the abovemben-
timed Ware*, shall be reined ansaittsace.
London, England, 1856-04-14

LITER INTELLIGENCE.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.
$T stsmmurr Alm sarrsrat ruzazArx.)
)loony.
The strameaustralia arrived at eight o'clock, ILIA,
is 114 boon from Alexandria.

APRIL 9.

The India Mails leave Alexandria this day ;with
dates from Calcutta, March 10, and from Bombiy,
March 19.
Oade is suite tranquil.
Trade dull.

Exchange at Calcutta, 2e. 2ed.
Lord Dalhousie arrived at Baez on the 2nd, and
left for Earope, by the Cando% on the 7th, at Ave
P.
London, England, 1856-04-14

FINLAND.

A correspondence in the Pays elates that the Czar
lately declared publicly to the president of the
Senate of Relsinglore that it was his intention
shortly to convoke the General Assembly of Finland.
In the treaty signed at Frederiksham in 1809, by
which Finland was definitively annexed to Russia,
it was declared that this province should continue to
enjoy its old conatitution,and that a general usembly
should be held, as of right, every five years, for the
purpose of considering such questions of general in•
taut as it might be tor the benefit of the country to
bring under the notice of the Emperor. Notwith-
standing the positive stipulations of this convention,
the national assembly has never been convoked but
once, and that wee so long ago as 1811. The Fin-
nish provinces have been in many respects.better
treated than other parts of the Russian empire, but
the Czars have hitherto steadily refused to convoke
the national assembly.
London, England, 1856-04-14

THE BALTIC.

(rum ova OWN

KIEL, helm 9.
The Sampson, Captain Hand, left this bay early in
the morning for Sheerness, and she may, perhaps,
reach her destination before you receive this. As she
is a fut vessel, with great steam power, there would
be no doubt of this, it it were not that hew contract
boilers, recently put on board, prove to be faulty, so
that she cannot use all her power. The unsound
portion of the boiler was filled op with red lead.; and
the discovery was fortunately made in time to prevent
any accident, although the steamer has since in con-
sequence been less efficient than she should have
been, and if the war had continued, it would have
been necessary to have sent her home for repairs
before she had done any service. With costly dock-
yard establishments there is no excuse for such
oversights.
London, England, 1856-06-26

AUSTRIA.

A letter from Vienna of the 21st, in the Monitsur,
says :—" The outmosy of Baron de Bourqueney
presenting to the Emperor his letters of credence ry
French Ambassador at this court was attended with
great pomp. Poe the first time, the carriages of the
Emperor were sent to fetch an ambassador, and this
departure from established usage evineed a wish to
give anginal éclat to the reception. The crowd as.
ambled hailed with acclamations this manifestation

of the friendly relations now established between the
sovereigns of Francs and Austria. The reception of
the Baroness ds Bourqueney by the Empress is
roatponed until after the accouchetnent of her
majesty."
King Otho, of Greece, was expected at Vienna on
the 24th.
London, England, 1856-06-26

MINES-THIS DAY

Two o'CLooc.
Balinese in British Mining Stocks remains inac-
tive, the demand being limited.
National Brazilian (Cones) ehetas continue to
meet with enquiry, and are marked 31 and 31.
In the Stock Exchange the Australian Mining Com-
pany's Shares have also been dealt in at 14, and Ma-
riqufts at 12s. Bd.
Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
yesterday
Alfred COOIIOII, 161, 16 ; Cook's Kitchen, 325. 6d , 36e.
Ding Door, 41, 424 ; Fort Bowels, 30. 61., 4s ; Bart:vice
Consols, 24, 4 ; Tincrolt, 44, 4; Trewethe, 3 7-16, 9.16;
West Collacombe, 3s. 6d., 4s. 84.; Wheel Barest, 315, 3174,
"323, Wheal Ladoga, 245., 26e.; Wheal Mary Ann, 334,
341 Wh•el Trans* 12, 111, 12, 4,4, 4. 4. 4. 4.
London, England, 1856-06-26

THE APPROACHING ENTRY OF THE GUARDS

INTO THE METROPOLIS.

The followiog arrangements are said to have been
Made by the math( titles :—The brigade will not arrive
seperstely,bst the battalions will be detained at the ports et
debarkation Portsmouth and Soutbamptoa) until the
whole ha.e arrived from the Crimea. Oa the day 1111:040d•
lag the arr:val of the last battalion: the troops, consisting of
the 9rd battalion of the Grenadier (herds, the let battalion
of the Coldstream', sad the lsl battalion of the Soots
Faillier. Guards, will leave by special train for the metro-
polis so as to wive about ten o'clock in the forenoon at
Waterloo terminus. The gallant fellows will be welcomed
by the Commender-la-Chief, the authorities of the Home
Gaud., and several general sad staff °Mean The line
will immediately be formed, t►e Grenadier Guards 00 the
right, let battalion Coldstream' centre, and Soots Fusilier
Guards ea the left. Columns of sections will then be
formed by the right ►ringing the Grenadiers in front, end,
proofed by their bands, will march over Waterloo-bridge,
sloop the Strand, Cockapiwetreet, Pall-mall, through St.
/11111911.11 Palace into St. James's-park, and thence to
Backlash.= Palace, where the troops will salute her Ma-
jesty and Prince Albert. Should the weather prove fsvogr-
• ble the QlllNlaid Prince will accompany the troops to rile
cavalry eaercisiag ground, s7d. park, and there inspect
them.
London, England, 1856-06-26

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

A letter from Berlin, in the German Journal of
Frankfort, Bays :.‘ It has been e-acted that the
Porte had consented to the authority of the chiefs of
t'ui Principalities becoming hereditary, provided the
union of the two provinces did not take plum We
know from a good some that this version is false.
Propositions of this nature had certainly been made
to the Porte, but were declined by the latter in a
most decided manner."

" The %neaten government," says a letter from
Vienna, 4n the Wurtzburg Gasetie, "hes formed a
pled of the railways to be executed in that country.
A line, foetyssven leagues in length, is to connect
Bacharest with Vertsevora, by passing through
tins, Cmjove, Beverin, and Czeoeie; a mooed lice iv
to connect Bucharest, diurgevo, and Varna; a third
line is to go from Bucharest to Bredial; and a fourth
from Bucharest to the frontiers of the Bukowins."

PRUSSIA.

A letter from Berlin, in the Debate, says:—"A
disagreement has arisen in the ministry on the
proposition made by Bavaria to the Germania Diet,
of an uniform Commercial Code for the whole of
Germany. Several of the ministers are oppcnd to
this measure, while the Ministers of Justice and
Commerce declare it to be indispensable. A rather
sharp controversy has commenced on the subject of
the questions to be agitated at the conference of the
ZoUremia at Eisenach. While the journals of the
north of Germany demand the reduction of
the duties on corn and rice, those of the
south are urgent that they should be increased.
The Kings of Wurtemberg and Saxony are expected
hare shortly. Much eisoontent has been caused here
by the appeals of the King of Sart den to the Scandi-
navian students, several passages in whicn L. praises
Ithe bravery at the Danes, being considered offereive
to German feeling. The expression ' The Danebre;,
which our enemies wished to throw down and tram-
ple under foot, is still standing, is au allrlion to the
war of 1848 and 1849 between Prussia end Den-
mark."
London, England, 1856-06-26

LATEST NTELLIGENCE.

TURKEY.

Constantinople tatters of the 18th have arrived,
which show that the stories in circulation about the
hostile demonstrations of the Hussain= population
to the hatti-hoomayoom are great exeggerations. It
is now confidently everted that there is not a word
of truth in the reports of troubles at the arsenal, of
the numerous arrests in Constantinople, and the dis-
covery of stores of gunpowder and arms in the
houses of the most influential Clem,. The Ports
has officially contradicted the tale of the at-
tack upon an English lady at Scutari. An affair
which made a great deal of noise about a young boy
represented to have been a son of the French vice-
consul at Tenedos, having been barbarously murdered
by the Turkish population, is thee explained. A
lad of fifteen, who was in fact the son, not of the
French, but of the Austrian consular agent, was
riding on horseback through the principle street of
Tenedos on one of the days of Bairam, when there
was a great crowd of holyday makers. He was unable
to manage hie horse, and going along at a smart trot,
the animal brushed against several people, and at last
knocked down and trod upon a little girl five years
old. The mother, who saw the accident, fainted
away, and the father rushed upon the young Austrian
and stabbed him in two places with a sword. Bat
the wounds were so slight that the lad was about
again at the end of three days. The little girl ri
mains in a precarious stet,. The French journe
La Patric affirms that the above account is certified
to be correct by foreign ambastadors. It appears to
be true that a Greek sailor was murdered by •
Tunisian officer about a fortnight ago, but the
murderer hes been arrested, and will be tried by
court martial
London, England, 1856-06-26

THE POLICE COURTS.

THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.
• WANTON ACT OP NISIWITITP.

An elderly man, of the wearer* of a dart artisan,
named John Beaton, we. charged with wilfully damaging
• gas-pipe in Lese•bf-erurt, Rose-street, at. Giles's.
P. liftman Gayer, F 44, stated that a little afttr mid-
night he we on duty in Rose street, end r he pried the
ad of the court, his attention was caught by voices there.
Tensing into the court, he perceived the primmer sad two
other' standing ander the gas lamp, which hugs from •
bracket projecting from the front cf a hope, sad is sup-
plied by • pipe running along tke wall, and about forty
Get In length. The prisoner bad hold of the pipe, and was
dragging it down. He kad already broken the pipe and
bad got it loose from tome of the fosterage when witness
got near enough to lay hold of him. The other ales tare
off on perceiving witness, who thee took prisoner to the
station. He did net at that time say anything by way of
explanation.

The 'dismal now said that be observed the pipe broken
and loam, and was putting it back when the polimenan
came up. He won himself a gas.dtter.
James Smith, foreman to his brother, Hr. Will:ans
Smith, the contractor for the gm-fittings, laid that the
damage don* would amount to Ba.

Mr. Jardine ordered the prisoner to pep the amount ot be
imprisoned ter n month.

SOUTHWARK.
London, England, 1856-06-26

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

DAY.)

Sonaa.—The market hes been dull, and Prices for
grocery descriptions must be considered rid. to Is. lower than
last week. Refined brown lumps, 661.
COPPS'S. —This article is tolerably steady, bat there is a
went of eptrit in the buying.
Tia.—The public sales manse to go off heavily, and
Importers ere obliged to buy in largely to support the
market. _ _ _

Riess.—There is less demand for this article, but prices
are unaltered. 1,300 bags white Bengal sold in public) sale
to day at lls. to 110.13 d.
Ram.—The demand continues limited.
Ccrrrox.—No sales reported.
SPIONI remain steady.
JUTE has advanced 10j.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The muket Is eery firm, at the following quotatlont :
Tows tallow, 48e. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the .pot,
47e. ; October to Deeseaber, 48e.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. B. J. Davis reports the supply larger, with very
little demand. Prices lower for everything but straw.
Prime meadow bar, 90s. to 955.; superior, 1130 s. to 110 s.;
inferior, 60s. to 761.; new, 60s. to 80s.; roomy 65'. to
80s.; clover, fibs. to 1305.; second cat, 20s. to 115 n i
straw, 28s. to 335.

BOARD OF TRADE

DAY.)

This morning the monthly returns of the Board of
Trade for the month ended May 31, 1856, were
issued. We subjoin the total declared value of the
exports of British wnd Irish produce and manufac-
tures during the month, including only the "enume-
rated articles":

For th• month.
1866 £7,703,802
1855
1854

Including the onenumerated article', the month's
returns are rained to 8,733,3001., against 8,049,2461.
in 1855, and 8,422,1981. in 1864.

For the five months ending with May 31, 1858,
the returns for all articles were 43,307,3291. as com-
pared with 34,943,7271. in 1855, and 40,425,8891. in
1854.
London, England, 1856-06-19

THIRD COURT.

iftrriatt (-rattans, who, it wilt be recollected. area last Fowles
fonod guilty of attempting to discharge a loaded pistol at Mr. Gro-
h .m, of the Princess'. Theatre, was brought up and seutamed to four
maths. Unpritioamast.
London, England, 1856-06-19

IHB POLICE COUBTE.

LAMBETH.

Thomas &►otrec:d. a bli;clmao,appUed to Mr. Elliott.
Apodcant stated that he was the 1013 of humble parents at !Tattier-
ton. tear Bohm, was born blind, acd hod been rupported by his
father (who was • ) up to about three week. ago. Ilb father
becoming advanced la ye ire, and his eight ptrtisily Wing Lim, his
earldage were scarcely •ueicleat to maintain bowel; and applicant,
Is Hindi quenew, came to London to reek oomicsion into the blind
beim', la Bt.George's.fields, to acquire • knowledge of one at the trodes
taught there, so as to pievent his being • Mothers to his parent er the
mieg.yers. Hr started frem home ou Woodsy for night, walked Cad
to Manchester and then to London.

Mr. hilliott &god how he managed to travel such a lengthened
Jour. ey in safety
Applicant replied that, "hearing" tbo hedges on each Fide, he
managed t.. keep the centre of the road, end travelled the whole die-
tante without • single accident, but the rutothoem of the road had
very newly worn out a moot pale of shoes. He never ran foul of any
impediment that was as tall a• biome/, ma he always "heard" it se
be .pprom.Rd, and therefore avoided it. 'Me lamp poste he " heard,"
as he approached, within a couple el yards of them, and could @mut
every one on ins sifts of the .ustet off which he peered. The lona dl-
menu w blob "purled" hire ware short pints or heaps orison. not
suilicomily high to reach his ear, but be generally managed to avoid
accidents. On arriving in town be f.und, to hie greet chaapcmotment,
that he was ineligible to eootoe • cuadidote r inmate, his ape being
a 2, no r:rpon being ireet-leed over 20; ant he un. 'rime]
that if estraordioary interest wee mode on his behalf, the
rules of the inetitution migltt be reeled I. his favour.
V. ithout a single friend in 1.701d05, and in his prrsent bomb:eaten n,
It was sot likely that he could recur, the tourist required, acd hi,
little rtork of money being eshsarted, ne Hendon. humbly craved Ws
Woe hip'. kind sa atanae to enable Oita to reach home.

Mr. Llltott much regretttd that applicant A.al out applied to the
it.stitution two year. ago, and aid he anew on:, of one way by which
the inteiett rryuir,d for his adcomsliso could be secured, and mat was
by the publication in the meta of his unfortunate cam. this, how-
ever, he should nut recommend If be din net consider from his state-
ment that he tau a deserving object. lhe magirtrate ordered a pound
to be given to applicant uut of the poor.boz. Is enable him to get
horns., and at the same time took his address, in cue any beacrulent
pumas intereMed themselves in his behalf.
London, England, 1856-06-19

IRELAND,

DUBLIN, Joni 18.
The judgment, which it was understood would be
given this day (Wednesday), on the appeal of the Bog Lab
thareht3ders in toe Tipperary Bank, has been deferred until
Friday nest, the Most.: of the Rolls having observed yes-
terday that the very absurd motion made on Saturday had
occupied so much of the attention et the official manager so
to reader it impossible for him to furnish the court with
the doeumenta and informaticnnecestary for tht judgment.
On Friday, however, be hoped to be able to pronounce his
decision. Permission was granted by the court to make
James Sadist: and Thomas Roue respondents, with others,
in the muse petition filed for the equable administration of
the meets of the Tipperary Bank under the 33rd George 11.
The third awed eabibition of the institution' established
at the close of the Great Eahibition tf 1853, for the pro.
motion of Art in Ireland, by the formation eventually of a
national gallery, was opened yesterday, and was honoured
by a visit from the Lord-Lieutenant, who himself son-
Whined soma valuable works from his private gallery on the
seessisa.
London, England, 1856-06-19

MIBITION OF ART TRRASORES AT

MANCHESTER.

The executive committee having observed several
souses in the rapers, pohlialted without their enthority,
anurgiag as 'mamas impression ttat the wdettisn of a
vita cad plans for a building have been dasEr decided epos
without reference tt the subscribers to the guarantee fund,
desire to have it stated that so goal desisioa on either of
theme points has bees made, sod that their reoommendatioos

will be submitted to a (natal micing of sabossitton, to be
tolled togethoe so coos as the sogottatio.s aro !might icte
a sufficiently natured dote. It seems further desirable to
eeriest • wisspprehossios which ha. p.ersiled. to the effect
that tin intended ezhibition will include op, claims of Gras•
nista nanufactsres as well as objects of art strictly se
called. It is obviously difficalt defies its precuts torso
the limit, within which the select oa of articles (or exhibi-
tion will be confined, but it nay be stated that it is tits
dodge of this exhibition to afford an opportunity of dillies,.
lag Is am baildiog spottiness of oho best ..d most Mighty
,alssd ts•anues of Let collision is the bonds of privets pro-
prieties throughout the country. sad cot of elwltisg soup
petition among to. tassufacturere of the United lisgdois
is contributing specimens of articles manufactarod tot eels.

EAST INDIA COMPANY.—Yesterday a quarterly
general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held
at their home in Loadashal..ntres , Col. Bykie, the chair-
men of the board of directors, prim T ing. M Medal beh
am was of a merely formal enarseter. The relkistag WM.
latioa—.. That the divisional sllowsneve des i as Lae lir
John M'Casiall, for his envies, in Alfglisaletes. seem BM
(Norge Pollock, be paid to his widow," was yeagseid by
Mr Jobe Jona, end aftertaste dilemma, negatived. The
um review olio parsed the following resoleties,
shah wee se. saved—. Taat the exertion of 12 per oat.
totcroot oa mean of !and oo la the Madam Past-
iest', la a our that ought to be abated."
The Patton steamer, which has arrived at Have
Iham the United Siam, hes btoJght bone Mdlle. Saab
rene, Ita:hei's eaterhe ham retensed t engage
slavish mammy for a theatre which alto islands apes log a Asbestos.
London, England, 1856-06-19

THE PRINCIPALITIES.

The following paragraph appears in the Paris
Pays:—" Details have been received of the deplor-
able scenes that have lately occurred in Wallachia.
The colonel of an Austrian regiment of cavalry re-
quired 200 carriages within an hour, and on being
told that it was impossible to procure that number
wiihis the time, he sent a non•oommissioned officer
who seized upon all the conveyances he could find—
about sixty. The Wellachians attempted to defend
;their property. A terrible fight took place, and
several Wallachlans were killed."
London, England, 1856-06-19

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE EAST.

The Indus arrived at Hemlines on Taseday with
sooonats from Constantinople to the 9th. The
Journal de Constantinople states, but without gua-
ranteeing the fact, that the Russians, before giving
up Bayerid, destroyed the fortifications of that place.
The Council of State insists, with regard to the re-
cruitment of the Christians, that • sum of money
may be paid is lieu of serving, to relieve the penury
of the treasury.
Accounts from the Crimea. of the ith, state that
Lord Gough distributed to the generals and other
superior officers of the French and English armies
on the Bth the decorations of the Order of the Bath
awarded to them by Qu►en Victoria. The evacua-
tion was going on with great activity. Balakiava
was to be completely clear by the 15th.
Letters from Tenedos state that the young eon of
the French consul had been assassinated by some of
the inhabitants.
London, England, 1856-06-19

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 19, 1856.

THE UNITED STATES.

The Express of yesterday annonnoed the arrival of
the United States mail steam-ship Baltic, which,
however, could not get into the Mersey till a later
hour than was expected.

She left New Yak on the 7th inst., and has brought,
besides the mails, 203 passengers, including Colonel
Colt, and 162,043 dollars in specie on freight.
She spoke the United States mail steamer Atlantic
on the 16th, from hence on the 11th. The Niagara
was at Boston on the 6th, and the Washington at
New York on the name date.
The democratic convention at Cincinnatti termi-
nated their labours on the 6th. The ballot delegates
unanimously nominated Mr. Buchanan foe Presi-
dent ; the opponents were Pierce and Douglas. The
nomination ceased great excitement and satiafaction
throughout the Union. The press is generally
favourable to it.

The convention on the second ballet nominated
John C. Breckenridge for Vice-President, which was
also adopted by a large majority.
. .

. . - . .
A proposition wu made in favour of the railroad
between the Atlantic sod the Pacific.

Mr. Joseph Fowler, President of the St. George's
Society, has been appointed Acting Consul at New
York.

There was a railway accident at Buffalo on the
Bth, by which this. persona were killed and twenty
wounded.

The dates from Havannah ars to May 30. The
health of the island was good. Freights brisk. Ex-
change on Londoo, 4 premium.
The New York money market had an &blind's:it
supply upon easy conditions. Stocks closed firm,
favourably affected by the Buchanan nomination.
Exchange was doll at 94 to I Paris 6.134 to 161.
Cotton without change, holders awaiting the pri-
vate advices per Niagara.
Flour was leas active, prices unaltered. Prime
wheat maintained full rates, common was heavy, and
corn in moderate request.

Provision• were inn and lower.
Freights were brisk.
London, England, 1856-06-19

BELGIUM.

On the 17th instant, M. Brisraee, the printer of
the Nation of Brussels, was sentenotd to a year's
impeisooment and a fine of I,ooofr. for a libel upon
the Duchess of Brabant. He refused to disclose the
ism of the author of the article, and was, therefore,
held responsible. The public prosecutor called for
the maximum of the penalty awarded by law, which
would have been doable the floe imposed, but the
court did not think fit to accede to this requisition.

SPAIN.

A despatch from Madrid of the 16th announoes
tbat the proposition brought forward by the demo.
mats for a vote of censure on Marshal O'Donnell,
the Minister of War, has been rejected by a majority
of 147 to 11.

, MADRID Jona 17.

Shares of the CI f dit Mobilier Company will be
issued at the end of this month. It is hoped that the
harvest will turn out finer than was expected. There
is no truth in the rumour of a ministerial crisis.

NEW ZEALAND.

The Seringspatam, Captain Gregory, from New
Zealsod, arrived at Bristol en Tuesday, with advice.
to the Bth of March, and thirty passengers; among
whom are the Hos. Mr. Martin, chief justice of the
colony, and his wife. The cargo consists almost en.
tire', of wool, the produce of the provisos, valued
at 21,6734 chiefly for London.

The exports of New Zealand for the first quarter
of the present year are estimated considerably to ex-
heed 60,000'. The increase in the population is
" steady, and quite u rapid as that of any neighbour-
ing province. The political prospects are equally
satisfactory. T►e impression made by the new go-
vernor, Colonel Browne, is highly favourable.
The prices current are—Flour, 341. to 381. per ton;
brandy, in bond, in action demand, 18s. to 20e.; rum,
West India, over proof, in bond, Be. to 75.; Geneva
selling readily at 30s. in bond; good port, much
wanted, 101. to 181. per quarter cask; in battle, 40s.
to 48a.; good sherry required in bond, 91. to 141.; in
bottle, 381. to 42a. Drapery depressed. Iron-
mongery in good demand, and likely to continue.
Freights to London, lid. per lb. for wool. Bank
premium of Exchange on London, 3 per cent.; rate
of discount, not exceeding three months, 8, and ex-
cluding three months, 10 per cent.
London, England, 1856-06-19

PICTURES BY GUARD!.

Two superb panoramic views of Name., painted by
Francesco Oaardi, are cm vim at No. 17, Golden-square. No
am, after arcing the very unimportant specimens of this
miner at the o,llery of the British Institution, woad be
prepared for works by thra artist of the dimensions of room
13 by 9 fest. We believe, indeed, that then ass no suc► so-
amp'ss in Elegised, and era do not remember any somparablo
to them is any csatthental gallery we have men. They were
panted to the cast of Louis XVI., by whom they wars pre-
, seated to the Mateehal du Nulty and from the chateau of hie
last rsprt @inhales they were saraband by the present pro-
prince. These pictures are panoramic" only in resprat of
coataining way scores of balding. and theft, and several
littered figures. The painting has many of the llama
qualities, aad is, in sumo respect., far super:or to
Guard's master, Canaan°. The perspectlys la perhaps
scarcely es sac°, Wel, and the orthiteetural details cams out
with WM startling vivacity, and we may further object that
the shadows of the buildup". are a little black and heavy is
a few parts ; bat all the rest is far superior. The watt?,
*specially is its breadth and wonderful tratsparency, is
beyond all comparisoa Amer than the mannered rippling
opaque rem of Castaletto. AU the infinity of o►jects are
mini relieved with malmseye art, and the lightrapirited
poncillats of Osardi is far more suggestive than the mocha.
Inca mimetic% of the other. Ouardi lemon of the artist
with tenths and feeliag—Cmaletto mon of the artisan
with talon, rule, and mamma T►w important and valua-
ble works will do mach to 'mood a truer knewledp and
ester appreciation of this steeliest painter.
London, England, 1856-02-29

P.IBLLIMBNTARY BUSINBSB.

Tars Emus°.
Tim fnll'•wing so ioas stand ea tbs Orde•lork of tb.
Haase of Cosmos, for this main:

MT ROIIII7OK-011 Os( tatoOceseeittee of Supply.
Teat tha ippoistwent of •toenwiseos of moral centre t 9
retort upon the Revolt of Sir Jobs M'Nsill ►ad Colossi
Tut:o:b, is 'o esbwitute as inefficient for • very 'Molest
mole of liquify e and tbst.tha effect of meet appolotesest
will be to bids the misceaduot of those by whom various
departmeat• of oar army bags been subjected to the coos
sand of ...Scare olio have been inculpated by the Cosuals-
Maw re atp.feted to inquire into their conduct.

Sir Jour; PAXlMOTOW—Amendment on Yr. Illebnek's
rev halos : —Teat, in the ip4ion of thin home, the re-
ports of Sir John sad Colonel TallcoS ought to
have been submitted to the Commander-in-Chief beim

th. y w. re promoted to parlisment, whereby her hisjisty's
Goveromeut Maht have avoided tbo objectionable proceet•
leg of ap solution a commissioa to Israelis, without equal
or adequate mimeo( lehrmat.on, into the c nebulous at
width stotter commission bad arrived; and while tnis
home laments the lad.cition thus gives of a want of the
somert and cc- iperatioa between the ofiltes of
the Eevetsiy of State ftr War sad t►e Com-
meadst-in-Ctlief, which emir t be Interrupted without
series. Japery to the puble service, it has unobserved with
rope, Ibis premature appolatment to po ts of hoputasee
t►is souls ry, while the inquiry of the Commissioners was
still in pr gr au, of taws whys' conduit is impinged by
the said report,.

Mr. LAYARD—Oa go,eg into Committee of Supply, to
all the attention of the HOUse to the mine intended to be
wised by the Onerament with respect to the Report of
the Comminioa of Inquiry into the Sapplies of the British
Army I. the Crimes.
Sir Da LACY KVAIIB-042 War Mtn:tans—Tv propose a
rmontion anew miog the (loaded of goverament in n-
iaratrdly nfve ng ellen from the meet respectable parties
i• Canada, to Lena traps from almost our acionial fel:ow.
satjeme, f r eery cc Is the Crimea, while atordee attempts
were beteg made it tl e very Name time to saint r.eroite fee
the same service la terratieei of a award state, tiontrary to
iaternatimal law.
London, England, 1856-02-29

THE RECENT BURGLARY AT WALWORTH.

Oa Monday we published a statement of the eir-
mammon Lades womb a robbery, effected at No. 16a.,
flotherlaad-arest, Waltwortt-reed, os the ;rrvioas sight
wit, disarmed. The seurithours were embed by the cries
of the serroat of the Lou., iletry Coastalxle, a aid of 19,
who appeared at the deer with her throat gashed, sad try
leg out that the loess had bees robbed and herself Beady
eserdertd. The girl was removed to tha hospital, sad the
dill/cues or this pelts% though iaelreetaal at pretest for the
dieevery of the robben, has elicited the (set that the irl's
'satsuma was a falsthood, and that her wowed wee self-
brileded.

-lent;rday Owls relied at the heopitsl, sad Constable,
oe Reeky him emulation bed. Welt hem tea, sad said
she ibosid tea Ihe Math reteptattag the affair. eke thug
said elm bad mode the acquainting, of a peas inaa who,
with a fared d Mr, had sailed IS her on the two privies'
aisaday *aft the abuses of the lutily at church.
Lest dumbly male he spin game by appeiatmeat, and
helve aloe* she inked bin wettable friend lasi. lie replied
that be was with hie "poems wanes." Elbe then left him
in the perkier while she imatapandre to drew. Oa male;
down they left the bowie together. TM young sea
then trek her to a peldie-lbsun, where be said he
ezposted to see kis sister, sad there they had a
glass of tweedy and mineevaid with several tey
seas there. Whoa the time for the return of the heady
approment ehs retained home. The young am semi.
ponied her to the sad of the street, whirs be trek leave of
her. Oa reeshing her master's tope, she fined the treat
dew epee sod ajar, with a *elites key in the lea. aad
meek se fart that it maid aot be removed. am Media
Into the house, and &dim that it had beria robbed, she
took up a hails rad mined de back of In bead watt It,
to" make believe" this the thieves did it while she was
✓esisting them. she did sot flask that enough; aad dire,
tales op the halls a mead time, drew it acres. her
throat. Coppia endeavoured to get Iron her a deronpti-a
of the party she ha/ ineedened, bet she maid am or would
not give him the slightest laformatlea OR as subject.
Co dirsstell that she should be closely yanked, sad
on is., on she is sailleleatly recovered to be removed from
the hospital, she will he taken beim a meant&
London, England, 1856-02-29

SHARE LISTS,-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cloon.
The railway share market to-day is prejadited
by the unsteadiness of Consols, and prisms are in
numerous cites rather lower. The reduction, how-
ever, is not generally important Many stacks are
now quoted minus the half-yearly dividends. Great
Western stock is quoted 58i to 891 ex div. I Mid-
I land, 691 to f ex dlr.; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
1821 to / • South Eastern., 191 to 1 ex div.; Qaleda
miens, 281 to j; and Great Northern,. 231 to g
ex div.
French shares are dull.
London, England, 1856-08-27

d'Albaida, has received at Almeria a visit from a
deputation of republicans de la !male, on board tha
vessel in which he is to sail. A similar demonstra-
tion wu made at other ports where the vessel
touched. Orense is accompanied by an officer of the
youidarmes.

An accident of a serious nature to the steam-vessel
Ebro bad been announced by telegraph, but all fears
are removed by the positive intelligence now received,
from which it appears that the beam of the tiller
having broken with a great noise during the night,
the passengers, much terrified, all climbed on the
paddle-boxes; bat the Duero, which happened to be
at Alicant, towed the Ebro to port. No personal
injury was suffered.

The press prosecutions continue. The Parlamenfo,
Iberia, and DiaCUIIBI.OIIO, were again seized yesterday.

ITALY.

LOMBARDY.

MILAN, Aro. 22.

A few days ago placards were affixed to the man.
goes of the Greppi, Traverse, and Poldi, in this city,
on which were conspicuous and legible the mottos,
" Long live King Victor Emmanuel r and" Long live
Cayour !" Next morning there was a great commotion
amongst the police at the eight of these placards, and
they ordered the owners of the respective houses to re.
move them at once. The latter declared, however,that
as they had not affixed the placards to the walls of their
houses, they did not think it was their business to
take them down. The police were then obliged to
perform the operation, which was done in a most inr
posing manner.
London, England, 1856-08-27

NSW ACT ON REFORMATORIES.

Aimee the last sots of the late session was am to
mead the node of committing criminal and vagrant
sblikes to rehneatery sad industrial schools. Blase the
astablidimeat • a " National Reformatory Union," the law
nfocmatortes •as attracted some annals's.
!Be of the now statute is to sand the Youthful
Ohadas Act (17 sad 18 Viet. a. 86), sad the Act on Re-
dansatery asd industrial Schools in Soothed (l 7 sad 18
s. 74.) There ass already • good tiny reformats.
rtes laniard, sad others are bslag built, new which The
National Union will Inside sad reader assistanos. By the
law, greats sad step patents wbe made, whoa el abi-
lity; to contribute to the sapper% of their Whine.
under 14, la nfermatorlsa, sad payment ea be Wonted
by distress or commitment to peens. By tM new as It
is deslartil that the snag I. wine\ ynthin ofiellem
ale to be essusitted seed sot be aawsd In the amass..
Bapplenseetal olden may be men far the eesneealn 'nab-
in *Emden from on refeessatecy to faillghte. Thor wie
set to be seat to ntlisels to whisk the watts Pike
tine *hint ; bat wins seat ether *b. moms el
sash reams' is to be paid by the penis* wale' W stem-
tits. Asp patent wilfally tadeolag a yang penes to
aliened fres • seteematery la be liable to &pushy of Si.
es to be imprisosed for 60 days. The pull is to be paid
to the neasarse of the imetatita is whisk task
panes was planed. All Insentelnies an to be to
the Leaden sal idistrusgh Own'. Tutees tams set
hens Is the solisisie see Is M asserterstless la the mew
Ma of the sew sets ed ea with sets are le be
Iread !teeth's. The weed masa Is M levied* all pewees
hat* authority te emswiC leen „fir
intistdmi stlmes i lie