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The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-21

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Skein firm. Cotton steady. Bolas in three days amount
to SAO bake. Middling Uplands, 11 6.16. Breadstuff..
quiet. Provisions stvedy.
Niw Ontwatra, FEB B.—Colton has advanced Sake
of the wash, 67,030 balm. Sales in four days, 20,000. Mid-
dling, 11111.

A Paris letter in the Independance of Brussels
says It has been stated that M. Veulllot has been ap.
pointed to a place on the Roman railway., but the truth of
the matter is this writer in the !Mats, who is a friend
of M. Vettillot (M. de limy), wrote to the directors of the
railway to recommend him, and they immediately appointed
him resident director at Rome; hut the Marquis Pepoli de-
cl►red that if the nomination was maintained, the concession
to the company to carry their line through Romagna would
be withdrawn, and the appointment has in oonsequesoe beep
suspended."
A letter from Oenoa announces the death of the
well-known painter Reflet. He had gone to Italy to rejoin
Priam de Demidoff, by whom he was first brought into
notice in 1840, as illustrator of the " Voyage dans la Rusks
Meridionale." He had only attained his 68th year.

The journal lidhnse du Suez says :—" The board
of dirsotors of the Universal Company lately toe*.
&vocal foreign directors alanded. The present situation of
the andertiking was notated out by the presidwat. Y.
Feediassit de Lumps, and it was decided that • general
moraine:debt stuwaholders shoald be cearoked br May 16."
London, England, 1860-02-21

MINES.-7HIS DA I.

Two o'Cirwra.
The mining market to-day is steady. Tamar
Consols shares are inquired for, and are marked in
the Stock Exchange 3. Heredsfeet have been
dealt in at 27; Hingstoe Down., at ; and North'
Downs, at 61. Shares in East Camden, Retallack,
West Caradon, Providence, and Caro Brea mines
Imes also been dealt in, St. John del Rey Mining
shareware enquired for, and are marked 22, 211, and
21/. North Rhine Copper (South Australia) have
changed hands at par. Great Northern Copper are
quoted par to 1.16 prem.
Al a inoring of adventurers in North Buller Mine, held
y, the etcoants showed se
balance against
Theee of
0111:.1864d. A oall ot 10e. per share was made. agent
reports the ground In the shaft wea undergoing a great
change, composed of elven, grenite, and spots of ore. Look-
ing at the strata, he was of opinion they were on the hoe of
the matte. The shaft wan better for sinking, and in 6
fathoms they would reach the ISO. then crosscut the lodes,
which be eseenklats will prove favourable before the neat
smeria,
London, England, 1860-08-17

ON "HOME."

Home tutored youth bath seer homely wit,
Therefore by Home I will Dot tutored be,
Nor at Iloate'a " at Home do I wish to sit,
Hearing the acconlion's "Sweet Home" melody.
Swag sweet Home around his sweet Home Sit,
Peaaiag the window horisoutally"—
This LA least tares my credulity ;
Wk. " horizontally " Home says be dies
Not all untrue the statement seems to be,
ler Home is most like Hume when thus Home lies.
Hans, sweet Home, leave off lying, if you au:,
Change your poaltion, be an upright man ;
Mick to your Punch, and then, whateer may hap,
For rapping spirits you'll not ore a rap.

ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY or LONDON. —At the
monthly general meeting held yesterday at the moiety!'
house fri Baaoyerequare. John Gould, Entaidavit,
the clear, the Earl of Uzbridge, Lord Francis Con
WNW Lindsay, Colooel Cuat, Captain Puzey t, ad
Kam M. Gurney, J. Cotton Powell, W. J. Birt, J.
Bell Soaking, and W. Seymour Fitzgerald, M.P., was
elonesil fellows ; and Senor Dos K. de In Pas Grubbs, Mad-
rid, Sean Don L PeresAries, Madrid, and Senor Doe P.M.
Paz, Madrid,oorresponding members of the society.Thefollow.
Lag gentlemen Wen propured as mot idates for the fellowship :
Pewee Edward of Saxe-Weimar, the Duke of Manchester,
the Earl of Ante, the Earl of dammed, the End Somers,
saddleries. James Disraeli., W. J. Mazda, and B. F.
Berton. The following geatimme were also proposed an
. *ding members :—Omilala J. M. Dow, Major
71=sed Dr. R. Mono, of Nihon, New Zealand. The
report from the council stated that the tuba of visitorsto
the prdens ia July was upwards of 08,000, and that the
total number daring the year had neehed the large number
of 244,755, showing an Mariam over the mom period of last
year of upwards of 20,000 prom&

UNIVIERSITY CAILLKOIL—OxroaD, AIYOUWI' 16.
Within the mat few days two large cases containing the
colossal statues of the Earl of Eldon (Lord Chancellor Eike),
and Lord Stowell (Judge of the High Court of Admiralty).
have arrived in Oxford. They are intended to be pieced in
the sew library of University College, of which moiety the
illustrious brothers were members on the foundation.

A Noels Exam's& —The Rev. T. Binney
appealed to hie ecogrepatior at the Weigh•house °lmpel on
Sunday everuhg kelps poor rewire is Syr* oarl though
I:Femur Duties hol be gives, about 1111 gr 1141. warn
01' h otel at the close of the swim --Perna.
London, England, 1860-08-17

CALCUTTA AND CHINA HAILS.

)N, FRIDAY.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, Captain Evans, with the heavy portion of the
above mails, has arrived. She kings 1,015/. in specie and a
general cargo, including 1,621 balee of silk, value upwards
of 160,0101.

The British ship Inkerrasan, of Greenock, with noels for
Bombay, sprung a leak at sea on the Ist instant, and foun-
dered in let. 43 N., long. 11.10 W. The captain and crew
landed at Gibraltar on the 7th.

Her Maisrty's frigate Melpomene with the Moorish am-
bassadors arrived at Magi= on the Bth inst.

01311ALTAB, Ammar IL—Exchange on London, 90 days,
50/ to 501 ; Paris, 5.32 ; Marseilles and Genoa, 5.33 ; Ma.
drid and Malaga, 8 days' sight, 6 discount. Freights un-
altered.
London, England, 1860-08-17

THE UNITED STATES.

801JTHAICPTON, FRIDAY.

The North German Lloyd's steamer Bremen,
Captain Wessels, from New York on the 4th inst., has
arrived off Cowes. She brings 128 passengers and 550,590
dole. in specie, of which 179,840 dole. are for England,
and the remainder are for France and Bremen.

On the 13tb inst. she spoke a steamer supposed to be the
New York.

A meeting of the British residents was to be held at St.
John's, on the 6th inst., for the purpose of adopting
measures for extending to the Prinoe of Wales some appro-
priate demonstration of respect and welcome.
The foreign residents in New York were making arrange-
ments to giro a grand reception and ball in honour of the
Prince of Wales.

Advices from Ravens report the sugar market as firm.
No. 12, 8 reale. The exports for the week were 42,000
boxes. Freights were advancing. Sterling exchange was
quoted 1$ to 1.4 premium.
A destructive tornado bad visited Kansas, destroying
much property.
The other news by the Bremen is unimportant.

A MAT To Toratcre.—A sad accident happened
at Hulloes on the 9th inst., when an English lady and
gentleman attempted to make the ascent of the Pic du Midi
Darkne.v coming on, they were unable to see the danger of
a pass before them ; they urged on their horses, which hesi-
tated to advance, and all fell together down a precipice.
The gentleman had his head severely cut, and his wife had
an awn tcokes, having escaped with their lives by a mind%
London, England, 1860-08-17

VESSELS SPOKEN WITS.

Alexandrinaqbarque), from London, bound south, Julyl6, lat. 11
1., ion. 26 W.
Peregrine Oliver übarque), August 9, lat. 49.8, lon. 6.37.
Star of Eve (schemer), from London for the Cape, July 17, lat.
N., lon. 25 W.
Southern Belle (barque), bound south, July 13, lat. 4 N., ton.
25 W.
London, England, 1860-08-17

CONSTITUTIONAL DEFENCE COMMITTEE.

. At a meeting of the General Committee,
oon-
vened by special circular, and heldyesterda_y at the aloes,
Z 3, Parliament-street; JAIIVA WHITT, Esq., LP., in
the chair ; the following resolutions were unazdasimaly
a,depted:
Nored bay GEORGIC Thourisox, Esq., seconded %.7.
PAtlenolll DWARDB, Eaq. :—" That this committee, w-
ing the conduct of the House of Lords in re voting the bill
for the repeal of the excise duty on paper, and thus impos-
ing, by its own sole authority, a tax which had been re-
nutted by the House of Comma's, as a violation of the
great constitutional principle embodied in the Petition of
Right (3 Car. 1., c. 1), that no Englishman shall be taxed
without the consent of his representatives in Parliament—
s violation which no precedent mold justify, but which not
• single precedent has been found to uphold—pledges itself
not to relax in its exertions until the rights of the people
have been vindicated by the poetical reversal of this uncon-
stitutionalact"

Moved by H. J. SLACK, Esq., seconded by SAKUKI,
LOCAIS, P.sq. : "That this committee deeply regrets that
the liberal party in the House of Commons has hitherto
voted all the supplies demanded by the government, with-
out appending thereto a resolution reversing the unconsti-
tutional decision of the peers with reference to the pager
duties. That this committee considers the policy of In-
action which has been pursued to be a serious mistake, and
urges opus liberal members the duty of abandoning it as
regards the supply bills which yet remain to be voted."
Moved by W. &tags, Eau., M.A. . • seconded by WASH-
Irmo,/ Wuxi!, Esq. . --" That this oommittee, perceiving
in the bass subservieue—y of the majority of the House of
Commons to the treacherous policy by which Lord Palmer-
stem has eacrigeed the most precious birthright of English.
men, fresh evidence that it is vain to look fur an honest
defence of the rights of the people from an assembly chosen
under the present electoral system, directs its executive to
open communications with the most Influential friends and

representatives of the unenfranchisect, and 17c; ter with
them with regard to the measures beet adapted to secure •
readjustment of the suffrage on the widest practieabie
basis. "

DlOved by Colonel SALWIY, seconded by J. J.
Fag. :—" mat this committee gladly evaibi itself of the
present opportunity of congratulating the members of its
executive committee upon the unbroken unanimity which
has characterised their entire course of proceedings, and of
thanking them for the zealous and disinterested manner in
which they have devoted themselves to the discharge of the
duties entrusted to them, and requests them to continue
their servioes."

Moved by Dr. PER/M', seconded by JOHN CUNNINOTON.
Esq. :—" Mat the warmest thanks of this committee am
due and are hereby tendered to James White, Esq., M.P.,
for his conduct in the chair, and also for the zealous, ener-
getic, and consistent support which he baa given to the
Constitutional Defence Committee ever since it. original
organisation."
London, England, 1860-08-17

BALE OF LIAB ALT AMENDMENT BILL.

Program la this bill WEI 1•11111t0011. and, --
Mr. CRAUFURD having speed to expunge • proviso,
said thus to convert the 1•0111•10 irate • 10•11 suapension
it plowel through committee,
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHARITIES BILL
Oil the order for wing the essideration of this bill,
hir G. BOWYER sieved that the debate he adjourned
mid the Attorney•Oeseml and other earned gentlemen
were primal. The hat dams had been introdseed by a
blunder ; and if the debate were continued it would pro-
bably last till as o'clock.
Led PALM aatsroN mid that the Attorom-General bad
been obliged to pi awny, but his learned friend had toll that be Ina eatinalied at the want of judgment which
the., showed who arjested to the hat dense. (Laughter.)
After eons illemmien NM home divided:
For the adjoin's...4 a
Apeasc M . 43- 35
Cantata :MACE:POOL tarred the adjournment of the
house.
Sir G. BOWIES, in esseuding the motion, stated that
he had told mom of his fries& that they might go home,
in consequence of an admimion of the Solicitor-General that
it was 4,. 'Mr to take lb. btu.
The fR/LICITIiIt i;f:_si KRAL denied that he bad ever
mule ouch a statement. The boo, gentleman wee under •
complete delalooon, imhace owing to the lateness of the
hour. (A ugh.)
After a debate,

Mr. LAIN° 'observed that if the motion van car-
ried ha should Dot hare .pother opportunity of Mating that
the government pump:red the boom should it oa listarday
at 12 o'clock.
The beam divided :

For the oda:animist — l4
tt
Mr. rVNINSY Uwe leaved that the house be counted ;
sad. there betas o& 17 members presoak
The house &dimmed at 26 athlete. to 4 o'clock.

CRYSTAL PAI.ArL —ORE SHILLINR DAT.
TM SWAT, ACCIVIT —Adgairions on payment,
ditto by scam tickets, TOO; total visitors, 0.831
London, England, 1860-08-17

REPORTED LANDING IN CALABRIA.

FARO, Amer 13.
This morning the Castiglia attempted, but with-
out success, to capture a Neapolitan steamer. The
Fubninante fired upon the Castiglia.
Last night the Veloce disembarked one battalion
of Garibaldian volunteers in Calabria. The Neapo-
litans kept up a brisk fire during half-an-hour.
Scalia's artillery has not yet left Sicily.

A Calabrian has been arrested here. He has
confessed baying received money from Count
d'Aquila to assassinate Garibaldi.

TURIN, Am= le.
The Opinions publishes a despatch, dated
Naples, 14th, announcing that the electoral corn•
mittees have been dissolved.

The Opinions also publishes a despatch, dated
Naples, 15th inst., stating that the news of Gari-
baldi's disembarkation in Calabria is unfounded.
Up to the 11th instant only several inooncider-
able disembarkations had taken place at different
pointa.

NAPLES.

TRIFATE, Avatrirr 16.

The Archduke Maximilian has left for Pola, in
order to despatch another frigate to Naples, where
the disembarkation of Garibaldi is considered
minent.

MONTENZGRO.

CATTARO, Avner 16.

The assassin of Prince Daniell), who has been
arrested here, is an exile. He denies having com-
mitted the crime.

The body of the deceased prince hex been con-
veyed to Cettigno, accompanied by his widow. The
nephew of the prinoe, who is being educated at
Paris, has been proclaimed his successor.

ZARA, Atm. 15.

Nikiaza, the son of Mirco Petrovitch, was yes-
terday evening proclaimed Prince of Montenegro
at Cettigno.

THE EAST.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AuGuar 11.

Advices from Damascus to the 6th inst. state
that Fuad Pacha had surrotuided the Lebanon with
troops, and threatened fire and sword if the Druse
sheikhs did not surrender in two days. Twenty
bad already been taken, and nearly 800 other im-
portant arrests had been made.

One thousand camel loads of plunderel property
had been recovered.

The Sultan visited the Porte on Thursday, and
delivered a speech to the Ministers, expressing his
resolution to punish the Syrian offenders most
severely, and also his intention of reducing the
vast list of sinecure high functionaries, and effect-
ing economy generally.
The paper money is to remain in circulation till
July next.

The Sultan is about to address another auto-
graph letter to Queen Victoria and the Emperor
Napoleon on the subject of Syria, expressing his
desire to hare the sole punishment of offenders.

The news of massacres at Beaßieck has been con-
firmed. No details have yet been received.
London, England, 1860-08-28

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(NT BITTIRN AND IRIAN MAGNETIC TINAGRAP 11.)
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDXST.,
Grain market quiet, but firm; wheat in good mini
red, at Friday's full rates; white, ld. dearer; maize, 6d.
cheaper ; all other articles firm, but not actite. Wcathet
fair, but threatening.

MINCING-LANN.--(THIS DAY.)
ROO AN. A Boating cargo Of fißelleah has been sold for
Antwerp at 275. 3d. for No. 10) ; also one of No. 13 for
Bristol, the particulars of which are kept secret. Refined
is is fair reiFest, at previous prices.
CORM—The market is quiet, but steady.

TIA continues dull.
Rusa—faipuacbesas of towards .1d at Is. RU. to Is. 7d.
Itsca.—At auction 2,000 bags Bengal sold at l ls. to 13s.
PIPPIJI. —Swaney; has been done in Singapore at 4 pal, 40.
Paurr. —New Valencia raishui am selling steadily at 355.
BA vresrrxr dull of sale.
Corros.-300 bales sold, Madras, at sd.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The usarla is firm. Meru tallow is quoted 61.. ca. sat
Obea ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot, 51s. Gd. ; llept.,
51s. &L ; Oct. to Dec., 51s. 6d to 51s. ttl. ; Dec.
Nay, 525. jd. ; Jas. to /larch, 525. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MA.RIEET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mean. Devil, and Co. report trade steady, at the fol.
lowing prices :—Prime meadow bay, 75a. to &is.; superior
ditto. 96e. to Phis. ; inferior do., 60a. to 70s. ; new do.,
60s. to 90s. ; clover, old, 955. to iso.. ; ditto tew, Ws. to
100 s. ; straw, 30a. to 36a.

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London, England, 1860-08-28

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common with other securities. The Loan of 1861
advanced j per cc-A., and that of 18513, ; the
closing gootatione were, respectively, 73i to 744,
and 6O to 61. Buenas Are. Bonds continue zn
demand ; the Active were dealt in am high as 881.
la the ina:let fur bank, land, steam, and rohs.4l-
- shares to-day there was no variation worthy
of notice.
_

The clo-mg quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follow :—Ooean Marine Insurance,
2to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, # to
prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance, 5-16 to 7-16
prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to I ilia. ;
(iellivara Company (Sweden), par to prem. ;
Royal Cromorue Gardens Company, # to I prem. ;
East hulls. Irrigation, par to # prem. ; City of Lon-
don Brewery Preference, 2 to S prem.

MINES:-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoom.

Business in the mining market continues rather
limited. There is little change in prices. East
Basset shares arc marked in the Stock
Exchange, Ito • North Downs,; North Frances,
3 ; and West earsAlou, 661. The other transactions
have been chiefly in shares; in East Caradon, West
Basset, West Frances, and Trelorrth mines.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain with-
out alteration.

The director; of the Silver Vein Mining Company
(Limited) received ou Saturday a letter from Mr.
Squire, slated Loatwithiel, August 24, of which the
following im an extract :
I am happy to inform you that, from directions given by
myself, niece my return, the great " lead" of the mine was
cut yeiterdsy. The I,xle is about 2 foot thick, surrounded
as noel w:th a thick lack of gosoan. I have large pieces
of ore now before me very rich.
From Oreat Retellack (August Z) Captain W. IL
Reynolds writes :—" We have got into the capels of the
lode in the 40 crosscut, and expect to cut the lode Lily.
The blonde pitches are looking much as must"
London, England, 1860-08-28

LEGAL CHANGES IN IRELAND.

In the event of the resignation of Baron Greene
and the promotions consequent thereon taking pima one or
more changes will be made in the chairmanships of Irish
counties, and one •acancy at least will be created. The
Eluting Pon announces that it is the intention of the
government to confer the vacant chairmanship on Mr. John
A. Cllllll, a gentleman who, throughout along and honour-
able professional career, haa woa the confidenos and respect
of all who have had the pleasure of his acquaintance ; and
who, when liberal opinions were not at a premium, consis-
tently and firmly supported the liberal party. The ap-
pointment of Mr. Cure would be received with favour
by all classes of the public, and while it would be
but a tardy recognition of loos sad efficient services in
the liberal cause, it would be recognised by his brethren
in the law as a just estimate of profeasional merit.
We have been requested to state that there is no founda-
tion for the rumour which obtained circulation last week,
and which was noticed in the Freeman of Friday, to the
effect that, owing to ill-health, the Lord Justice of Appeal
was about retiring. We are happy to state that the learned
judge is now completely restored to health. The
rumoured appointment of the son of the moat ilha-
trious Irishman of the rigs to the office about to be
vacated by J. L. O'Farrell, Eq., is, we trust, well founded.
Mr. D. O'Connell possesses all the qualifications requi-
site for the discharge of the duties of the office, io addition
to powering considerable acquaintance with drill and dis-
cipline, so essential in a civic fora. But, altogether apart
from his personal fitness, there are grounds which would
render his appointment creditable to the government and
most acceptable to the Irish people. The youngest son of
the Irish Liberator ought long awe to have had
the offer of public employment suited to his own
sad to his illustrious father's position. Who can
point to paternal claims such ea ? And, to the
shame of the Whig party we may add, that whilst others
totally devoid of public claims have been amply provided
for, the sou of the great O'Connell has been hardly consi-
dered. It is not too late, however, to make amends, and to
denionatrate to the Irish people that to love Ireland is not
treason, and that to be descended from her greatest bene-
factor is not a sufficient warranty for exclusion from public
office. We are satisfied that the highest conservatives
in Ireland would hail the appointment of the eon of O'Con-
nell as alt tribute to the mighty dead and to the national
feeling.--Preemend Journal.

Mtrazum of PATLTTE, Sou= Kcsgpso2oN.
Number of visitors for the week unsling August 25, 2,653 ;
total number mimes the moths of the nem= free duly
(May 12,1905), 167,930.
London, England, 1860-08-28

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Charlotte Jane, for MaurUlna, July 11, lat 2.54) N. lon 2D 50W
limolean, from London fur Hung Hung, Jul) 5, Mt 10.10'4, In
DOM W.
Marla lahlp', from Loudon for Cape Town, 43 days, July 2, Mt
14.10 u, lon 83.29.

New MATZRIAL TOR Pte,—M. de Paravey
has written to the Academy of Sciences to state that the
knee holly (ruacue aculcatus) is universally used throughout
TUNA and India for manufacturing paper ; and that, in the
present dearth of materials for piper, it might be advents,
geonidy used for the same purpose, the plant being extremely
common throughout France,
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acts so directly and beneficially upon the blood and circulation
as Holloway's celebrated Pills ; which combine the rare merino(
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BMTI4B.

ATCHlSo3l.—August 23, at Elm Bank, Kilburn. the wife of W
Atchison, Edo.. of a daughter.
CUMKNS.—Augnst 23, at Victoria-street. Stapleton-road, flre,-
tol, the wife of A. Cumin, kAq., of • daughter.
FRISTMAN.—Angust 2.3, at Spring-gardens, the wife of W. 11.
Freeman, Esq., of a son.
GREVU.LK.—August 23, at Putney, the wife of Major GIVVIIIe,
of a son.
HABEINGTON.—Anust 23, at Plymouth, the wife of P. liar.
rington, Ysq., Royal Marines, of a son.
London, England, 1860-08-28

THE EXPRESS.

wind the &urbanise beer, and drove them
from Palermo in spite of the bastions, afterwards demo.
babied ; as from the :Kh April last to the 14th Hay they
alone supported the cause of the revolution midst impos-
ing form a; us
on the 7thS Ma , by their
to mew and
itted Geribeldl penstrate
c:ilfieteutteZfieren into the interior of Palermo, which
was guarded by 000 soldiers ; and es at the battle of
Velum they attacked the enemy's entreochments with
greet ardour. And, as if these facia were not sufficient of
themselves, the proclamations of General Garibaldi, who
knows what bravery is, peas the warmest eulogiume on
our populations, and do them that justice which
your correspondent denies. We must not, there-
fore. see in the address of the Dictator to the
Sicilian ladies anything else than an excitation
to their petriotiam—an appeal to their noble de-
votedness to consent to sacrifice brothers, bus-
bands, and children, fur liberty and independence. After
having so uujustly treated our brave volunteer'', your cor-
respondent attacks the Sicilian nobles, whom he describes
as " the most retrograde in the world. " But did not those
uol des voluntarily, in 1142, deprive themselves of all their
feu lad privileges ? Have they during the last forty years
ceased to combat and shed their blond for independence and
liberty? Have they not suffered exile, imprisonment, and
all the odious persecutions of the Court of Naples? The
Sicilian people, on their part, do not consider the aristocracy
ea retrograde ; on the contrary, they love them, and, I
venture to say, entertain for them a species of worship, for
they have always suffered with the people, have combated
by their side, and conquered or fallen with them. Such,
or, are the titles of which our nobles are proud, and cer-
tainly they are far from justifying the epithet retrograde
which your correspondent has so improperly employed.
Accept, &C., PILINCZ Di SAN CATALDO.
London, England, 1860-08-28

CASUALTIES.

Castilian Maid achoosterl. of London, Citptain Jeffery, from
Cadiz to Labrador, wsa Instal the tlatJune, having struck upon
a pack of dark Ice or a wreck ; crew saved. after being els days
in a boat. and brought hither by the Lottery. from Labrador.
—At. John's, Ned., Aug. fl.
RI

324 (barque, of Newcastle, Captain Ellis, from London to
Hudson's Bay, with stores for the Hudson's Bay Company, was
lost In the lee in Hudson's Straits, let 62 N, lon OD W. on the
6th Sept., IDDis. The master and ten men supposed to he 104;
chief mate and four men lased, and brought hither b the Lot-
tery, of London, from Labrador.-11t. John's, Mid., Aug. 6.
London, England, 1860-08-28

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, SCIFDAY.
The Royal Mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott,
winch riled from New York on the 15th isigiat, arrived in
the Merrsseayy at 3AO this afternoon, bringing 42 psesaugan
sad 383,811 dots. in specie on freight. On the 17th she
passed the screw steamer Etna, hence for New York.
lishA summary of the Asia's news has already beat pub-

LlYEßPO9b.afewibn
LACY ViigrOitOW; ieeieiday here this mor
ing. bringing New York journals of the 16th inst.
The steam-ship Persia, hence, reached New York on the
15th ; and the Parana, from Galway, arrived at St. John's,
Newfoundland, on the same day.
The Australmiates advice' are anticipated.
London, England, 1860-08-28

, 111180.—Peet free, three stamps, TiggrZAi TIBZ EXPLAINING Messrs. OAHRIELI IMPOR-
TANT IMPROVEMENTS in ARTIFICIAL TEETH and FLEX
IYtII CORALITE 0151116, whereby UM set will wear longer thaw
three ordinary ones ; end being fitted without springy, wires, ot
vestals, and without any operation, prove • valuable dadderation
to all whu have oceasien fur the dentist's services. hone but
pure &stelae* materials end workmanship employed, while the
expense is eves lees than half the ordinary cat.—To be obtained
only! of Mame Gabriel, dentists to the Prince Duttajane, esta-
Mil !see dtylomai, No. 110, Regent-street, W. (neat
mean's, and 33 and at, Ludgate-hill, City. " The ealmuitager
lbtainehlc by Gabriels system render it pre-emineutly superior
and the nearest approach to perfection yet attainsol."--Observar.
" tiebriel's treatise should be read by all who value health : their
system will save much money and more ann.gance."—Slandas
Herald. For obvious mimes it Is vreesasary partlatimiy to note
the name, and that the entrance to the City establishment is up
the wags parse between avast, the a.lvenmaJea, Ala as
iltate Vas Intassue tile. Limped : 124. laka.area.
London, England, 1860-08-28

FRANCE.

PARIS, TOISDAT.
The lifonaeur contains the following telegram,
dated Chambery, 27th instant, evening :
" Their Majesties have arrived, and have been
received with enthusiasm. The Mayor in the speech
lie addressed to the Emperor recalled the ardour
and the national feeling which carried the inhabitants
of Savoy towards Frame. This evening a grand
dinner took place. The town has been splendidly
illuminated."

PAR" Ammer 27.
Count Mullinen, First Secretary of the Austrian
Embassy, will act as chargoi-d'affaires during the
absence of Prince Metternich, who is about to pro.
ctxxl to his estate in Bohemia on six weeks' luave of
absence.

BELettim. The Incle‘petvlanro Beige flays :
" Some German joarnals take advantage of our king's
sojourn at Wiesbaden to give themselves up to all aorta of
comments as to alleged interviewa between his Majesty and
the German sovereigns, These journal@ wish to appear
better informed than they really are. We, for our part,
believe that our King's That to Wiedsulen, which hia Ma-
jesty is accustomed to pay every year, has no more tilts
yo.tx than the preoediog years and at no respect whatever,
the object assigned to it by the organ. of the German press,
which makes itself the echo of such repent."
London, England, 1860-08-28

A DEFIMCE OF THE SICILIANS.

Prince de San Catello, who is on a mission at
Pare' from ilarihaldi, has iuldremed the following
letter to the editor of the Pr.

Sir, I have read in your journal a letter from Neseiall,
which contains no unjust as !tropreciation of the Sicilian
volunteen sad Dekko that IS is impossible for me not to
i she an ...nog.putYour cvrreepoodent attacks
first of all our or volasteera, by representing thew
as wantmg in iiravery. an de-maled, aad ernaseutited by long
servitude, as bong ioaspable of *aim like men that
General Garibaldi, in order to indocile them to march, was
stoked to address a proclansatioa to the Italian ladies,
aided from Messina These accusation., au, sre mm.
ptetely erroseouv, and factw positively contradict
that ; the Sicilian people an tw4 wowlirdlY,
as ia is they moo &kw. without foreign ha*
London, England, 1860-08-28

"WHISTLE AND rm. COMB TO YOU."
The PATENT 111.111 TY AMAX GAS CHANGE-
LIM whistle when any &SCAM ed GAA takes place. These
etuuldslisrs are perfectly sass frau escapes and implsions, and
persons Whig up thou hours wit► pa should see the tiefety
Athol before deciding. No other sliding chandelier la safe. The
chandeliers are kept In stock by all respertable gawetten.
Attu Works, Matteis pinion.
London, England, 1860-08-28

MPORTANT BALM of fink-olaas new and
asonsoband TURNM/11.1.—J. DXNT and Co. beg to an-
aemic* to the peptone Yet they have purehaaed the entire rand-
We of several large boar" which, added to their already the
largest stock in London, they are offering at hall its real value,
lomptiring suites of dining, drawing, and bed 1110131 append,
in oak, niahogany, walnut, and other woods main-epoxy dialer:-
room chairs at 15e. ; walnut drawing room ditto. In silk, at
Iles. dd.. taleocti,.• dining tables, at dUs . Iron bedsteads, si
da. dd.. every other article proportionately cheap. at the Greet
Western Furniture Vassar, 30, 31, 32, and* Crawford.Milist,.
faker-street established 30 years. Mappers to but climates
will Ind the &here stock unequalled, and are now making the
1 display in London ot Munieume brass, iron, and wood
bedsteads, all fitted with furniture and entire new purified beds
Led bedding complete, with evddescriptlon of bed-runs fir.
allure Seery article is warren Marked the lowest prise is
plain figures. Etchanged or mosey reitansidi if not a of.
Carriage paid to any railway stallion in the kilagaltam Xs imp
for packing or the as of cans.
London, England, 1860-08-28

MARKETS.

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK ALTUlSB.—Avarn IS.

Mimi—Wed India..
Mauritius.
Banal aad Madras bap
Pumas
Foreaca. " ..... ...pkp
Oorm—w.L casks
Mocha ?IT:
Ceylon
00Coa—W.I. bop
citC

iinportd.,

Deflveru:

Pr. Stock: 1965.

4,494 1 6,413
- 6.771
6,794 3,670

1 sae 131,413
151,b64 I 4.,444
1 34,222 126.441

17,034 12,145 '378.149 1316,453
25 13 772 363
138 190 2,523 3.690
5,419 2,516 13,931 35,3-,1
203 586 6,340 10.310
no tan I 3,713
1,093 1,046 34.302 I 33,03

TALLOW.—The decline we recorded but Monday in the
tallow market has been followed by • reaction of 3d. to lid.
pea cwt. on the spot, and 6d. to 9d. for January to March.
This advance is the effect of the constant bad weather—the
feeling being that should it continue much longer the root
crops will Le in danger. At tke same time the price come,
from St. Petersburg 50 rs. paid for settlements for
August, and 49j rs. the quotation for spot good.;
the exchange, 36d. to 360. To-day the market
mains firm, with a good spot demand, and our closing
quotations are—Spot, new, 51s. 61. ; old, 51s. to
his. 3d. ; September, 51s. 6d. seller ; October to December,
51s. 6d., buyers ; December only, 525. ; January to ldarci.,
525. 3d. to 525. 13d. ; South American, 525. let pipes; 51s.
yellow ; town tallow, 51s. 9d., net cash. No Odessa here.
Coma-nut oil, Cochin, 495. ; Ceylon, 475. ; Sydney, 455. to
465. 9.1., lees 2j per cent. ; palm oil, 454. fine Lagos ; rough
fat, 2s. 9cl.—(From the circular of Mews. Smith and
Charles, dated Monday evening.)

COTTON.—LITIMPOOL, AUGUST 27.—We have had a fair
demand to-day, but the market is quiet, without change is
prices. The sales are 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 are fur
export and speculation.
CATTLE.—LivritrooL, AUGUST 27. —The supply of stock
much lee. than on last week. The demand slow, at lower
prices for both cattle and sheep.

COALS. LONDON. AUGUST 27. —Hastings Hartley.
16a. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor, 13s. 3d. ; 'Dished Moor Bute.,.
13s. 3d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 17s. ,• Walls End Eden.
175.; Walls End Framwellgate, 17s. ; Walls End Heugh
Han, 17s. ; Walls End Hunwick, lbs. ; Walla End Kellue,
18s. 3d. ; Walls End Thorpe, lbs. ; alls End West
Hetton, 17s. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16s. ; Catway and
Duffryu Malting, 223.6 d. ; Wharneliffe Bilkstone, 15s.
Ships at market, 27 ; sold, 25.
London, England, 1860-08-28

MORE OUTRAGES IN TURKEY.

A letter from Mortar, dated August 14, says :
" A persecution of the Christians broke out in the
Herzegovina on the 11th and 12th instant, pro-
voked, as it would appear, by the Eskoki of Mou-
tenegte. In four vies 160 houses were burnt
down. Mostar, on the Narenta, is the capital of the
Herzegovina, that is, of the Principality of Saba in
Bosnia, which bears this name, because the Em-
peror Frederick 111. gave the title of duke to its
ruler in 1441. The Uskoks (i. e., fugitives) are
Servians, who in the 16th century settled in Dal-
matia and on the omit, where they practised

pir News from Alexandria says that the Turks have
massacred 50 Christians at St. Jean d'Aere, and that
1,600 Arch and 1,500 French marines have
landed at -Beyrout. In Bitolia the English consul
has been insulted by the Turks, and in Magnesia
180 Christians have been murdered. Bitd* or
bitoglis, in Turkish called Toly Monastyr, is a
flourishing commercial town on the Vistritz, in
Macedonia, and chiefly inhabited by Bulgarians.
London, England, 1860-08-28

THE GREAT FIRS IN LONG•ACRE.

Yesterday morning Mr. Hunt, the impector of
risks, together with Mr. Clots, surveyor to the Sun Fire-
oaSce, and Kr. Timms, of the County-4Am proceeded to
the scene of the late fire in Long-acre, with the view of as-
' certaining how the fire took place, and the extent of the
damage dooe. The result led to the ccoelnaion that • far
pester destruction of property had creamed than was at
one time apprehended. St. Martin's Hall was six floors
high, and the entrance was beautifully decorated with
pictures and statuary, some of great value, the former
consisting of portraits of Francis Joseph Haydn, bearing
date 17:4.1800 and a portrait of Felix Xistuleheolin, 184 T.
These works of art ham fortunately escaped the ravages of
the fire, but the damage done to them by the water is con-
siderable. The statuary and other ornaments in the differ-
rot entrances have also tamped the fury of the games, but
they are, notwithstanding, severely injured by the heated
water.

There seems not the least doubt that the 6re commenced
either in the painting rooms on the upper floor of Meson.
Kesterton, the coach and carriage builder, or in the var-
nishing houses of the same range of premises, from the spon-
taneous ignition of sonic oiiv rags used in drying up the oils
spilt in the preparation of the different paints.
From the particulars funiialied by the surveyors to the
different Ore-offices it appears that thtre was only the sum
of 8,5001. effected in the Sun fire-office on the hall, and
8,600 f. on the stock; and there wee another item of 6,0001.
insured in another office. There was an insurance on the
contents of Messrs. Kesterton's, of another 5,00 W. in the
Sun fire-offfee, and a sum of 4,000 f. on the building; there
was also an insurance of 5,0001. in another ofßoe ; and au
insurance of 3601. was effected on the workmen's tools. At
the time of the outbreak Mr. Headland, the secretary of the
St. Martin's Hall, was at Southwold, in Suffolk, and Mr.
Hullah was at Hythe, in ;Kent. It is to be regretted that
the loss of the latter is much more than the amount of the
insurance effected.

The walls of the building now stand quite unsupported,
and are cracked by the heat in many planes. It has, there-
fore, been deemed expedient to close all the thoroughfares
leading to the seems of the conflagration ; and with this view,
temporary barricades have been erected, policemen
stationed near them, to prevent people getting into danger
in their anxiety to see the rotors, which may at say moment
fall. The carriers that were saved, and temporarily
placed in the front of the Royal Italian Opera, have been
stored in the neighbouring carriage factories, and an engine
remains on the spot in readiness in case of another out-
break. The fire in the music hall is totally
and the walls of the building appear to be lass
than might reasonably be expected.
London, England, 1860-08-21

MARKET&

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK EXTURNE.-ECOEST 18.

Imps.ll.l.
set Indla—casks 4486
Maurithia bans
Bengal and Madras bags 8,8711
Penang
Foreign lB.OlB
Cower—W.L
Mocha
Ceylon
Cocoa—lLL bop 814
Ceylon
..... 878

.DeUverd.,

At. Mask

F,s:7 moos
9873 1139,313
5,074 79.

37,325)
(4,373
123' 774

7,610 371.400 '310,246
67 700 4,2
an tut 3.745
T.Olll 16,09 d 36,447
308 8,067 I :,;u3
30 9,207 I 3,44
1,044 34,447 i 13,110

TALLOW.—The tallow market declined last week under
the influence of heavy arrivals and constderable sperulst iva
sales for a further fall. The demand is strong for the time
of year, though not large enough to take off the quuntity
of tallow arriving at the moment, and much of this tallow
going into second hands, and being rather forced on the
market, the price is forced down. With repot to the
ultimate value of tallow, however, such special circumstance.
have manifestly no coonezion. From Petersburg the market
is quoted (in sympathy with the decline here) quiet at
48i re. ; August and Exchange, 3811.16 d. to 13.164. The
market closes--Spot, Ukraine, 515.6 d. ; new Y.C., 51s. :id. ;
September, 51s. ; October to December, 51s. 3d. ; Decent.
bee, 51s. 6d. ; January to March, 51s. 9d. ; South American,
51s. IM., to 52e. Ist pipes ; 50s. Ad. yellow ; Cochin Cocos.
nut oil, 495. ; Ceyloo, 475. ; Sydney, 445. 10d. to 46e. 10,L,
less n per cent. ; palm oil, 45e. ; town tallow, 11e. 9d..
net mak. ; rough fat, 2s. 91d.—(From the circular of
Messrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.)

COTTON.—Lrvraroot, A yarn 20.—There is no change
to report in our market to-day, and a good business is
doing. The Canada has not yet arrived. The sales am
10,000 toles—including 8,700 American, 31d. to nd. ;
800 Surat, 3d. to 51d. ; 90 Pcrption, B*d to tild.; and
200 Pernam, 70. to 711—of which 3,000 are for specula-
tion and export. The week's import is 5,797 bales.

CATTLE.—LtreRrooL, AUGUST 20.—The nippy z of
cattle teal much larger thau on heat Monday, of
alpeep
prices for cattle. Steep. and lamb much tnewaaam eas teat
market.

COALS.—LoteDos, Atm:rm. 20.—Davison's West Hartley,
16s. 3d. ; Holywell, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley, 16s. id.;
Wylant, 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Byron, 17s. ; Walls End
Itraddylls Hetton, 18s. ; Walls knd Brandon, 17s. Cd. ;
Walls End Framwellgata, 17s. ; Walls End Russel's Hea-
ton 17a. 9d. ; Walls Rod Caraop, 17s. 6dL ; Walls End
Hough Hall, 17s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ;
Walk End South Durham, 175.; Walla End Thorpe. 17s. 9d. ;
Carwav and Duffryn Malting, 222. 6d.--Ships at market,
21; sold, 17.
London, England, 1860-08-21

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 20. PROMOTIONS AND
Areorrantercra--Second Master L G. Whichelo, promoted
to the rank of master, and appointed to the Black Eagle.
Chief Engineer J. T. O'Bree, to the Tartar.
First Class Assistant Engineer J. Rom, to the Curlew.
Second Class Assistant Engineers W. H. Tweedy, to the
Colossus ; and C. Freeborn, to the Espoir.
Third Class Assistant Engineers J. Gordon, to the
Curlew ; G. Paul, to the Tartar ; A. H. Renee, to the
Espoir ; and J. W. Elliott, to the Asia, for temporary
charge of the machinery of the Grinder.
Acting Third Clem Assistant Engineers J. Robertson, to
the Curlew ; T. Russell, to the Tartar ; E. Jackson, to the
Es it ; A. GiUseder, to the Indus, as supernumerary ;
and J. A. Cawley, to the Cumberland, for service in the
Myrtle.

CHATHAM, AuGuirr 20 el
•

TItOOPS FROM INDlA.—Thisafternoondetachments
of troops from moat of the infantry regiments serving. in
India arrived at St. Mary's Barracks from Calcutta, having
disembarked at Gravesend from the steamer Sevilla.. The
troops belong to the let battalion sth Fusiliers. Ist batta-
lion Bth (the King's), Ist battalion :Ikb, Ist battalion 23rd
Royal Welsh Fusiliers, 35th, 38th, hit (Highland Light
Infantry), 89th, 90th (Light Infantry), and 97th Regiments,
the Rifle Brigade, and Royal Artillery, together with some
troops who have been sent home from the Royal Bengal
Artillery, and some other native corps, the whole in medical
charge of Assistant-Surgeon T. J. Biddle, lit battalion Bth
Foot. The troops sailed from Calcutta on the 19th of
April last. After they hail been medially inspected nine
men were ordered into hospital at Fort Pitt, and the re-
mainder sent to St. Mary's invalid depot, where they will
be inspected by a Chelsea board. Intelligence was also re.
ceived at toe garrison this morning of the arrival of upwards
of 300 cavalry and infantry • troupe at Gravesend, in the
Earl of Balcarras, Captain Kerns, from Bombay. The
troops will be landed at °rammed to-morrow, and proceed
at once to Fort Pitt.

MILFORD HAVES, Ammer 20.
The following are the names of the Channel fleet,
now lying off the town of Milford :—Royal Albert,l2lmins,
Vice-Admiral Sir Charles Fretinuitle, K.C.B. ; Edgar, 91,
Rear-Admiral Erskine; Donegal, 101 ; Conqueror, 101;
Orion, 91 ; Algiers, 91; Aboukir, 90 ; Trafalgar, 90 ; Oen•
tuition, 80; Mara, 80; Mersey, frigate, 40 ; Diadem, frigate,
32. It has blown a perfect gale since their arrival, and little
communication with the shore bee consequently taken place.
The Lightning steam tender conveyed the Earl Caw.lei mid
other members of a committee of entertainment on board
reetee=to invite the officers to a will end supper en
y next at the town-hall, Pembroke.

I
London, England, 1860-08-21

SPORTING INTRLLIGENCE.

TATTKREIALLI3--/elomuy.
The betting throuoot the afternoon wee Direr of en
animated nature. Defender was • firm favourite for the
Ebor Handicap, advancuig before the dose of the proceed-
ings to 2to 1. Moorhen was backed for money at sto 1.
For the Leger the Wizard showed signs of unsteadiness,
receding at One time to sto 1 offered. Eventually, however,
he was backed for • small smouut at 9 to 2, times odd;
being the highest subsequently offered 'pint him.
Thormanby wee in great favour advaacing to sto 2. For
the LVerby 11 to 2 were the highest odds offered on the
field. Closing prices :

F/1011 HANDICAP.
2 to 1 apt Mr. Saxon's Defender (t)
sto 1 Mr. J. Osbonte's Moorhen (t)
12 to 1 Lonl Derby's Cape Flyaway It)
20 to 1 Mr. R. Bamboos as Winkfield (t)
20 to 1 Mr. tai Horace (t)
20 to 1 Mr. 's Springy/1W (t)
20 to 1 Sir C. *Hepatica (t)
ST. MORK
5 to 2 apt Mr. Marlys Thormanby (t and off)
9 to 2 Mr. A. Nichol's The Wimrd (t)
10 to 1 Lard Assealay's Sweetasuos (t)
10 to 1 Lewd Allesbury's Si. Albans (t)
111 to 1 Mr. R. Tea Brooch's Umpire (t)
20 to 1 Mr. Y. Dawoon's Wallace (of)
20 to 1 Sir W. Booth's Stamps& (of)
33 to 1 Lord Derby's Cape Flyaway (off)
40 to 1 Mr. Mscry's Northern Light (off)
1000 to 20 Mr. DIIWIOO'S Sir William (t)
DERBY.
11 to 2 apt Mr. Merry 's Dundee (t)
40 to 1 Mr. Wentworth's Royaliat (t)
BO to 1 Cot Pearson's Rouge awn (4
ao to 1 Mr. Williamson's Viiiilins (t)

FOZZION AND COLONIAL MAILL---SOPTILAILIVON,
MONLIAT. —The Pera left here to-day with the Calcutta,
China, and Amtralian made She took out about 80 pa,
mien, mewl whom were Colonel Lord N. Lair, Major
Ilmadors. 01P•ame Bolton and Klima, Lienieneat Sperl-
ing, Ind the Hon. Mr. Scott, Staff-Sttegeese Basler,
M`Nab, and Cram ; the Vaverenti
traan fair Lang, Halpin, and Bon. T. 8. Rios.
CaYNTILL PALACE. —ON. SHILLING DAT.
MONDAT, AMIN' IS —Admindene on payment, 8,041 ;
ditto by arcs bialy 883; bid Witco, 8,844.
London, England, 1860-08-21

OUTWARD CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The Ripon, from Southampton on the 4th,
reached Malta cm the 14th mat. at 9 a.m., and left for
Alexandria at 4 p.m.
The Veit* from Marseilles on the 12th, arrived at
Malta on the 14th inst. at 7 p.m., and left for Alexandria
at 11 p.m.

THE 'UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
LONDONDERRY, TCWIDAT.
_ _

The Montreal Ocean Company's mail steamship
Bohemian, Captain Grange, from Quebec on the 11th
int., has mired.

The Prince of Wales left Fredericketown on the 7th
inst. His royal highness was expected et Gaspe on the
12th, and at Quebec on the 17th inst.
The Duke of Newcastle had been unwell but had re-
covered.

A serious insurrection of the negroes wu reported in the
guano islend of Lombrero, endowed excitement among the
merchants interested in the guano trade.

0, AUGUST

;
L INTELLIGENCX.
NEW YO RK,Olatirr 10.
Stocks agave ; exalting* unaltend. wluat
dull and heavy. Goes firmer and in good denwall.
pork, and beef dull and unchanged. Lard heave.
MONTREAL,. Awning! 11.
The weather since the beginning of the week has be*
hotter. The har►est accounts are favourable. Flour du%
but firm ; sales 8,000, at 5 dol. 45c. to 5 dol. 60c. Wheat,
a* sales. Peas in good demand. Ashes have declined ;
pots and pearls 5 dol. 70c. to 5 dol. 75c.
[LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FATHER POINT.)
NEW YORK, Amway 11, EVINTKO.

The Adriatic from Southampton has arrived out. Stocks
have slightly declined. Produce markets are generally 011-
changed. _ _

NEW ORLEANS, Amer 10.

Cotton quiet. MiddliDg is quoted 10a to'loia. saes of
the week, 2,500 bales. Receipts of the week, 1,60 D balsa
QUEDISTOWN, MONDAY.

The Royal Mail steal; ship Canada, Captain
Lang, which left Boston on the Bth, and Halifax on the
12th inst., has arrived here.
She brings 71 paesengers, 100,000 dole. in specie for Eng-
land, and 9,100 do's. for Havre.
She landed all the mails, except those for Liverpool, and
six punnets.
The Europe and the Canadian, both from Liverpool, bad
arrived out.

The news by the Canada is unimportant.
NNW YORK, AUGUST 7, EVEONG.—The money market is
active. Exchange, 10918. The stock market has improved.
New York Centrals are quoted 851 ; Erie, 25 ; Ralson
River, 58 ; Illinois scrip, 798 80.
Nrw Ont.r.sna, AUGUST 6.—Cotton and freights are en.
altered.

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Amon 21.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Sultan, Captain Cook, with the above malls, arrived off
Hurst Castle at 10.30 a.m.
London, England, 1860-08-21

cerned the late government, as it was their bill, the circum-
stances of which, however, were altogether exceptional.
He printed oat that the army and navy estimates had been
brought in and disclosed in February, while there had been
a demean in the civil eetireates of MD,OOOI.
Mr. MALLNS immersed a hope that no other reform
bille eating mu ranch time and money would be brought in
neat aention.

Oa Me vote el 17,0001. for the South Kensington
Ihrisso.
Min OOMINGHAMesid that he believed this vote was •
marsdavp in the ocean, and that it was intended to enter
epos as 'sermons expenditure at South Kensington. it.
fisoWselied altogether to the vote, and should therefore divide
hable wait
Tb• basso dre arrisd :
Noe tir wale
APimi
The resolution was then speed to.
On the motion that the vote for public works in Ireland
be speed to,
Mr. SCULLY objected to the expenditure of 2,0001. for
the model school in Cork, and moved that the vote be re-
duced by that amount.
Mr. CARDW ELL said that this question had been dist
cussed on. Saturday, and the house then delipt by a large
majority in favour of the vote.
Mr. Butt, Mr. Hennessy, Mr. Maguire, and Mr. Brady
opposed the vote, which was supported by Mr. Deasy.

--
-The house then divided:
For the 91.4 .......... ----7 ......... '"'...,. lid
. 0_45
Asia.," . .61 .
The resolution wee then Word o.