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The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-23

NA,ELBOROUGH-13TREET.,

Daftiel Bpow, a 11•1•7• Wag warn charged by Honked,
the chief countable of the Kaadiaity Society, with attempt-
ing to obtale matey by false promote at St. George'. Bar-
roe int
nem, Charing-crow.
Them were several charge, ageirst him, but or ty one was
Sergeant Jobe Barnett, of the let battalion of the Cold-
stream Guards, said that on Friday night Let a Lureswee
headed to him by • drummer. lie read the latter, which
purported to come from • meson named Brown, formerly
a corporal in the Bth company, let battalion of the Cold-
stream Guards, statiag that he wee very ill, haviag rest
with an accident by hot metal, mad that he was in great
di/trees. He meet oat, saw the peeemr, who said he had
brought the letter end told him to mill again the next
night, while he that :wrote to Brown, sod ca the pilsoner
coining again the east night. aoconliag to appoiatateet,
bringing with him another letter purporting to come hem
Brown, he put several qnsetioas to him, asked him how
Brown wee, to which be mid " that he was • little bettor."
While talking to him, Brown arrived in a perfsot state of

NiM. Brown, formerly • corporal of the let battalion al
Coldstream Guards, bat nue • pewtenn in the Hisokfriere-
reed, and whose appearance was certainly not that eta dick
maa, or one in distress, said he knew nothing of the lettere
produced. They were cot la his ltandwril log, and he knew
nothing whatever of the prisoner. He had never sew him
bakes.
Hanford said he had obtained mosey from the quarter-
waster sad the hangar also.
Mr. Heade* said there was no necessity to p Into other
teem, and committed the prisoner to three months' wish hard
WiNif

LAMBETH.
Mr. Solomon applied to the Hon. G. C. Norton for en
order for protection natter the Divorce and Matrimonial
Causes Act for Mrs. Anne Jane Comma, of 3, Trinity-piece.
Larkhall-lano, is the parish of Lambeth. Mr. Solomon mid
that his idlest had been =wiled in October,. 1862, to Thereat
Jews Cause; a tailor, by whom else had lone by sada
aaarriean two children. Her husband sad lereelf lived
up to shoat March, 1856, When an or goat the
of that month he derrled her without any apparent
orjoidlable anise, and his client now gets her ftvl. by Mr
ova lad . Miring been promised 2001. by her mother.
she wee d.trsse of protecting it from her husband or his
orodttees, end therefore he (Mr. 13olemen) bed to regard the
anal order ander the act for that P
Mr. Horton—What hag become cMiL oltildren ?
Mr. Soloman—Oss, I understand, ie deed, and the other le
wader the we et my client.
Kr. Nartete—Well, I think it a very proper
tecdoo, and shall giro it as required.
The evidence of the applicant wee then baba en et*
the usual form. and the order for protection was pealed.

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London, England, 1858-11-23

THE POLICE COURT&

Charlotte Mem lir:a2=bobre the Lad
Mrs whit of the value of
lb. fammelailitep of Memes. Kerry sad Co., kolas,
et
Zipossalses' assimaat, said—on Saturday
efilenesa tbe prisoner mired our shop and asked to look at
rsaelbaoll. I the wee a sumpicious oheraoter sad
bor. I bed oesseka to hove the twesamr, mad ca
Isiatiag head kat la the set efoomallea astastblag flair
hsr sink. I esummissisi what I hal elwaved tr ens of
the psalm; who de lard boo sidle I Iliad a polleasea,
who shmrsresde dr mud tae the Ortr haallawsbloi pialasod,
whisk bloat r the pressosises.
P o. 663 said that up= left allied to the
prealmse be found the four lemadbueldels pro.
bar at Ile fast of the otkraar. 11. wool to the
hear of bar lobe faheated that mbe bad 101 l
haw a we the paper of /Mae mareild.
The prisoner, la repk km the sbaimizkiri
add/ than, wore
between thirty aid forty delesse sad
thmosaalsr, awl she mooed Calla Itiateersa am=
she samtbare switemasft piled the oraltleem weir
bow auk, upon which she wee requaard ty se of the part-
airs to walk to maw part of the shop sad sway the ward
of sit caw.

iirs.laviysr, the far& seareltar at the italin-leave,
prelim' a pita of tftboa which she listrad the pd-
sear, gad Wiwi that while impozitisa is the
ikespitddied"rdpfroandi put it tab blif taw& I the lelicaVet
weeriai gellling ;rout before the ptheum ha as Rigor-
ism/0 al eliewing sad swallowing ft.
The wham &Wilt idisatilled all piece of ribbon as having
bees stolen his the asenter, sad said that the ticket
dared by the searelor had hen tern from the haat&
• metropolitan tenstable add that the pi had been
ia his custody shoat two paws ago for theft, whoa she we
summarily (melded at Guildhall. He thought that slam
that time a CI of had had heir in custody for stealing
some ri:ircitser h.-street.
The having been in custody on mote then
eau preview sesallea.
The Lord Mayer—Tour parents say that you left haw to
get mania.
Primmer—l was going to get maned to a young man, bat
when the day arrived he told me that I must wait another
. . _

The rd Nem—Where did you get your bud sherd?
Prisonse--I Sell Weep one night and burnt my heir, my
lord, so that I wee obliged to have it shaved. (Laughter.)
The Lord Mayor remanded the prisoner who pleaded
ty guilty 03 the =till Friday Drat, whet sir will be disk
with in pet
London, England, 1858-11-23

WEf3TIdIt4BTEIL.

Woe, Door, Woe. Heri;;;;;I iii;;;;Repers, respeolimly
13, 14, and 16 years of ego, were charged with the followkig
robbery
Rogers sad Door were in the employment of Nam. Per-
ko end Statham, carmen, ennyisg ea ea extemlee badness
is Cratobed-frisrs, and were entrosted with seeds to deliver
at various parts of the metropolis. Reeler, formerly In their
service, Lei been diecluirged. Owlag_ to some tea hav'tg
been reeeatly missed ham a chest, Yr. Parton resoled t)
witch Door and Rogers an the conch of their hatirm en
Saturday to °Qom a similar coreseedity. Shortly after the
oart lift Messrs. Portia and Statham's premises Door end
Rogers were met by Roeder, whom they took into the
cart, and, after some emvereatim, he woo nen foretag
an opening io a chine, with a wooden wedge, stallcimitly
large to enable Mai to shake oat &Vbs. et ten into a mak
'with whloh he was provided, after which Mr. Parka gave the
whole of the eocuned Into custody. When at the station-
hones Rogers said he had been urged to the onomiesion of
the robbery by a man.
vicin
Tbe policeintimated that Rogers had been before oda-
i.

- Mr. Parton said that he was aware that he had been in
custody, bat as he was a very sharp lad, he was induced, at
the request of his brother, wbo was an honest repeatable
parson, also in his employment, coupled with the circum-
stance
of earning of his fun
gay bolas poor, to give him an opportunity
a
litr. Papaw norked It was very kind of Kr. Parton,
thou et B apperwl the accused had nude a vary bad retain
for it.

awl Egan dadered diet dry ird beta birigkd
Into tb. rd the canoe by a Ira In the am et.
Herr said he ate ay le Sher h Ormorwarcat, any, ad
rid dies he wail give than in Oar n seta to at they
raid get or of the ekes* et the err IN. throwing the
wedges spits et Ws the art. They were to ineet the wen
et en egpshied s et night to erbium die tr.
The rimer Deer add he knew areldag about the rob-
bery.
Mr. Patties arritted the prisoner for east, et the ease
One weggesdreg r Segue that it be pleated to etre all ha
hut with taper to enythiag that had seamed previously
saavouibn with goods entrusted to kit, it might ski-
nerdy weigh b hie favour.
Upos the egglitatisa el Mr. Parka, the primer D.W.
reother'm reotibiossra no labs for his 'promos et the
seriose.
London, England, 1858-02-08

FINE ARTS.

The exhibition of the works of British artists, at
the Gallery of the British Institution, in fall-mall, ores to
the palate to-day. In the following remarks we
ail apt exactly follow the order of preprints which
Inn b given the neon contributors, but Nodes these
*bees Bret which have the most novel luterest—whkft will
tarsi& ea** for oonvereetion—ia floe, give the " acme
of the lildbitlia.

The picture displaying most invention is • large work
"Tl. Triumph et Vanity," an Allegory (492), by
Mr. Noel Petro, L&A. Vanity is personified by .
very basuiltai mks Swab figure dating micas ea
flaky sea when; hair pan Frady veiled by a of
PQM, bat heightening her loveossmos the added of
vain puma is often increased fa attracelvemas by its
indiatinciness. Prom her Mimi bead, wreathe' with
lowers, falls a flood of golden hair, cantribulbg by It. &No-
vara Netters to the buoyancy of the Apure She shies before
a prawaing crowd, bar bsoisstiag glance sad beckoning stil-
ted* Ming frdstlbb. Preceding kier are two Genii, "dairies
bobbies and strewing doves. But what objects do ws in-
diatinctly taupe on the plain beyond, and which the Disdained
throng following that imanhanatial form cannot percales,
blinded by Its &intim radiate Them are bee victims;
death and dadrieellen are bar " triumph." Their bodies He '
these slowly naddierinc, ar doing het consumed by those
iltfal taw= of dram. At the very mast the parsers
min to eels that treacherous fore they fell death-Arian;
one fair gtri bee just mob, duping the delusive lowan to
her beim. And MI that great throng, d .11 ages, both
ems, sway Mntion—eypitying human nature In every hem—

pmeoM la-graselod emdleaemt, tashistad by wise, &wads,
the Moe ef meta by cymbal, tambourins, or trample; la-
ottlag Me elm by helorebe !wahines la raymetigam,
setae osaltioa. Bowe of the pupa re la the losi
Nay smassfal m now tomb melee bar Mae Thom
it the plat—the pithier, add lbe poet with the alepht in
his pole brow. Them Is the =dal bided ladle, • charge
with Ida red of spiking etneMei Thaw is the motile
with lb Moss rod the ameibsi with his moist.
Yam sad Mira elf od Easspid, rich sag par,
see then ; the prowl ma of Mat sad tic foolish look
of dolma Bat the eaa has set lbr that streraling one
ml the dYdb sem Amps of Deetruction, his heed gm
remit MI a light Wee the =halation of the tomb. Is he-
mins ever owl stabs time Ism ate by ate with the
sward d Nifty. Tilt his leesi bleak Mims Ma tea
i 4166 Mr la the sky umbotanth se 11 la *sly symbol of
lisps of immortality. Mb km work it • mask lama
mho theta Mr. Petras wsh-lotews lesefiltm the KW
ammo Night's Dam," bat r is of equaiy higb iambs,
London, England, 1858-02-08

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The su ly of &nglirh wheat wee only Moderate this
morning from Essex and Kent, and picked ampler were
taken off at lasts4oloni.das rates. Other sorts dull, and their
value scarcely Porten wheat and sour under-
went no change moment ; dninad languid.
Haft was sold on much the name teems as last week, and
oats, wagh inquiry wee far bum brisk, could not be pur-
chased eheapsr.
Beam, Is. low'. Pau steady.
London, England, 1858-02-08

teary to the low.
It would be se well to read it as let it be spoken,
said the President.

rroenratew-theseral—l demand that the prisoner
be kept within the limits of the law, and that silence
be observed.

The President then rang his bell, and the judges
retired to ortasider whether the paper might be nod.
I believe that it could act be legally read ; and it
would have been better if Nleatera had contbied him-
self to kis right of speskiag. Part IV., " Laws of
Procedure in Penal Canna" Ina. 257: " After.
wards the President shall ask the amused if he has
anything to observe in his defence in regard to the
acts" ,de posit ions) Beet. 2141 says the
animus of accused, whether they imam, modify,
London, England, 1858-02-08

SHARE LIS2S.--THIS DAY.

Two &Glom

This railway share market to-day im generally
steady, but business remains inactive. Omit Western
stock, after advancing to 801 to 81, has relapsed to
80 to*. London and South Western has declined
to 49; tat per share, and London and North West-
ern stock to 101 to 4. Midland, on the other hand,
has risen to 98; to 974. Oreat Northern
is firm at 28; to ; Eastern Counties is quoted at
124 to 4.

Foreign and Colonial sham are quiet. Grand
Trunk of Canada meet with some inquiry.

ORDINARY BRAINS RND 8T OXB.

-await.

ii il
London, England, 1858-08-06

MUSIC.

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.
The attempt to revive Herold's Zampo last night
peeved assucceeeted. Its annoaneeineat drew en indignynt
. .

loose; it wan readved ken beginning to end with ensure
coldness, and the curb& IA at its toncluaion without • single
lead being lifted in the way of applases. It is Bahian la-
den that a play at an open sow-a-days is so W roarived as
to deprive the informers of say retest be wenn format
Ro awake their bows sad curtain wise the pin* is one.
Tin lent night, we believe" we bon Nei sera sin a
thing for years at any theatre ha Landes ; sad nil cosine it
gave us sow writs; for though we by no wean nuke
the piece yet we have MO worn Slags received with no
mall favour.

to hl success sat bovebten owing to its own demerits,
and not to any faults in the perdnisence. Mademoiselle
Pimps acted the pert of • very isolpld heroine with good
propriety, and sang some putt, tangle charmingly. Tam-
beriik played the hero, • reprobate cf the Don
Juan stamp, with groat energy, and exhibited much
vocal power. The parts of • comic soubrette and
valet were supported by Mademoiselle Didiee emd
Roneoni with heaths= and humour; and all the wow
movies of orchestra, chorus, scenery, and decorations, wee
everything that they ought to be. As to the piece, the sub-
ject to a bad imitation of Dow Chootteni. The hero is •
libertine of noble family, who, having seduced an caused
the death of a lady, sees (like Don Juan) the stained his
victim, and by way of a jest puts • jing upon its finger,
pledging himself to make her compensation by marriage.
Afterwards be marries another lady by force ; end
Ma arm of crime is emoted by the *mama
of the states, who sinks with him through •
trip-door maid blue tlanies—and the curtain falls.
The other Incidents are trivial, mewed, and Mao.
basest ; and the libretto is certainly one of the weakest sie
have ever met with. The music u entirely in the modern
Preach et*, oositaiaieg some dramatic) and eSective cow
carted pieces and • few graceful and melodious airs ; bet
the orchestral wzoompaninsents ars so noisy that the ear is
absolutely etansed with the recreant boating of the great
drum. clothing of cymbals, and braying of ophislendes end
trombones, and the airs, whatever may be their enb•
jecto, are in snob dancing 011161111f111 that they are like the
music of a ballet rather than of an opera. This opera, in
abort. whether in regard Its mined or tee music, is far from
• work of distingsfahed merit ; bat still (se we have meld)
we have lam wares things latter received.
London, England, 1858-08-06

DEATH OP M. 807 IR.

We regret to hear of the death of M. Alexis Sayer,
the justlynaoweed warm et ea indispensable and most
respectable art, whisk he has done more then was ever
before done in England to improve and to dignify, as well as
to diffuse the benefits of its oonenmmste exercise amongst the
middle and poorer claws of the community. N. Boyer, who
had suffered from an affection of the Beer ever since his return
from oar camp in the Crimes, was at Norwood on Wednesday
aught, when a sudden attack of disease obligtd him to return
to hie home at St. John's-wood; yesterday morning ha
became insensible, end died about ten o'clock last night.
London, England, 1858-08-06

THE NEW LINE OF ATLANTIC STEAM•

ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN EMPIRE.
GALWAY, Mu a RDAS,

The steam-ship Indian Empire, with the American
mails and GO first-class passengers, trona New York,
arrived in Galway at 1 o'clock this afternoon. She
has a fall cargo of flour, Indian oorn, tobacco, and
sugars.
London, England, 1858-08-06

COMMERCIAL AND MARIAM

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY.

The arrivals of wheat since Monday have been moderate--
and of flour we have only received 710 sacks of Begesh sad
160 each. of foreign. The attendance of buyers in Mark-
lane wee small, and the amount of business trammeled
limited, at about the rates of Monday last.
Barley in short supply, and its value well 'supported.
Oats in fair request, and Russian dacrlptions fay dd.
per qr. dearer than on Monday.
BOOM and peas folly nashamined their ales.
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IMMORTAL ATRMAIIIIM

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London, England, 1858-08-06

LANDING EFFECTED AT NEWFOUNDLAND.

We have been favoured with a copy of the follow-
ing message, received this morning, by the directors
of the Atlantic Telegraph Company :

"TO THE DIRECTORS OF THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
" TALENTIA.

" Electric communication is maint%ined perfectly.
In answer to the signals from our coils, they re.
turned us this morning, at 8.40, accurately to
Greenwich time, as directed, the pre-arranged land-
ing signal. The complete instruments which were
on board the Niagara, for speaking, cannot possibly
be adjusted for some days.

,' WHITEIFIOUSE."

A telegram from Valentin, dated yesterday, says :
From the time the Agamemnon left Queenstown, on the
18th if July, until she joined the rest et the squadron at the
rendesvens in mid ocean on the 29th, she experienced a con-
tinued smowsion of heavy winds. The splice was mous-
fay made on the afternoon of the 29th, end the ships started
towards their several stations. On the evening of the same
day a Irma et eintinnity funned in the cable which lasted
on. bur end-whaN. The Alp was stopped and the machinery
repaired, Swop mot tin hopes of holding on the cable had
been altendosed. Daring Friday it blew a hoed pis of
wind, spiel which the ship, under her fall steam, could
hardly make way, stem with yards and topmasts struck.
On Saturday, the 3lst, the wird shifted round to the south-
west, end during that day, Sunday, Woodsy, and Tuesday,
it continued to blow hard, with frequent violent squalls, the
sea running tremendously high the whole time, and no
ens expected the cable to bold on from one minute
to the other. Oa Wednesday the weather moderated, bat
the swell was will high. Abut 4 a.m. the clasp from the
lower le the upper cable MS anwesafally made, sad during
the Amman shallow water was pined. The seoond
Arise been the upperi are orlop dale coil wee made
shoat SOWN& la Oa emsdn; after which all went well
until the dipt smitesed at S a... in Dangles Bay.'

The hal Iburialt Ikarimalkal ram from Bt.
Jokes, &kW, ley, Is Que• IN, Gs iilll law sae
aas Waal • dam k • abide Mass Ikr, 11••••
kkad, alai aaman alai Ike littaldeptelt ldas ass*
W Now barealsk lIIIIIIi tk• treat& MOW Waft Ism Is
Now Wow Illeitakka atisilmilimalaboat
ansoliadaalkail !n • • übealbo Mae W=
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ter.letibiorano Mho* goopolii owl la b-
lades gt
from l'lmeatii =rig& The aid
gaseel MOO
appeors 11:7= la los lag= =erlglad
pai= cesnlis. O&M* drewrs,br io-
uY
nised • shirt Ii ms beakatisi *ANA' tholos having ben
mated te beheaded ever is paysseafhalhe sualredie privi-
leges wrigisk to the Wheat* ea eV into-
osistal ef Jae . Although tho
ewe& la _ ~ the &plod
sato* racetiolis Wad tle the ellerfe kr the
•~;
paselortapiele, sad
small ere baker toadiggliadis to thesauri&
otstAsy. It is audomeed that =ir ago afithlosal

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London, England, 1858-08-06

TO TX! IDITOI OP .........

81p,—Being s subscriber to the Express u well
sea reader, I perceive an article in the paper of the 4th
last., which b vegy inaccurate as to the number of gold sod
diver watch cam assayed and marked at this lull, the num-
ber of gold eases, from January 6, 1857, to January 6, 1858,
being 13,065, and the silver cases 16,071. The return of
these numbers was seat is compliance with ea order of the
House of Commas. If you would be so good as Or oom ri
the error, ycn wooed much oblige your obedient servant,
JOHN LOWE,
Warden of Goldsmiths' Hall, Chester.
Gose-attest, Chaster, August 5, 1858.

TRACTARIAN STIIPATEILL —The Lincoln and
Notts Church Unite have pared the g resolutions
"That this Units earnestly pretests against the irregular
services now being carried oak Rueter Hell, In the pariah
of St. Michael's, Burielgh•edeet, Strand, in spite of the
rememetrancee of the incumbent, the Rev. A. Edonart ; and
It desires to express its sympathy with him under the very
I palatal position in which he is placed by such en invades
lof hls rights as • path!, priest. That the Union clothes to
=its sympathy with the Rev. A. Poole, in the •tay
sot ethical position in which he is placed, in having
I been isekd that full end opts inquiry into the cirmunstanoss
Obis case to which he le entitled by all principles of equity
sad *Um. It also desires to express its opinion that the
steAnte 1 sod 2 Vie., c. 106, sec. 98, which giros a diocesan
the rirrif exerclehig so arbiter), a power over the unbene-
Seed of his diocese, requires some modification."
THEELIAIIII OP WATT AND PARK.—At a re-
seat meeting of the Northern Reform Union votes of thanks
were pawed to Lord Malmesbury and George Ridley, Lei.,
M.P., for their anthem in procuring the release of Watt
end Park. The following letter from Earl If almesinny in
reply to commuelcatioas concerning the TallOhlilolllll of the
meeting have been received --" Poreitcooflice, July 29,
1968.—5ir,--I have the honour to acknowledge the receipt of
yew letter of the 17th instant, expreadng the thanks of the
Northeta Reform Union, for the manner in which I hare
conducted the negotiations in the 01'44 of the Cagliari. In
reply I beg that von will convey to the members of the
Northern Reform Union, my best thanks for the very list-
ening venni of the resolution passed at their meeting, end I
mast request yon to ants them, that few things have given
me so much satisfaction as the encores which has attended
my efforts in obtaining the release of Watt and Park, and
in securing some compress+ ion for the sufferings which they
bare gone through.—l have the honour to be, sir, your
obedient humble servant, lifA-LILINIBEIT.—Mr. John Kane."
London, England, 1858-08-06

BELGIUM.

Oa the meeting of the Belgian Chamber of Repre-
sentatives, yesterday, two royal decrees were read
by the Minister of the Interior—one withdrawing
the government project relative to the fortifications

of Antwerp, and the other pronouncing the session
of 1857-58 to be closed.

The Assembly separated immediately.
London, England, 1858-08-06

slap wild that in expressing the opinion that these were
mains ancient relics, he bed no fats to ground Me opinion
are, but merely pawed from the genald appearance of the
ankles.

Some other evident* of a similar kind was then given, and
this closed the ma for the plaintiff.
Mr. Chambers than eubmined to his loedahip that there
was no ease to go to the jury. He contended in the diet place
that the evidence failed to support the cam of the plaintiff as
laid is the declaration, and also that even supposing the
article to question to be a libel, which, however, he sub-
mitted it dearly was not, there was not a tittle of evidence to
show that It applied to the plaintiff, and that consequently
there was nothing to go to the jury.
Mr. James, In reply, urged a good many ingenious mgn-
meats to show that at all event. the opinion of the jury
ought to be taken. The plaintiff was really charged with •
very serious offence, and he was desirous to clear his character.
Mr. Judos Wilke, after a brief conallwation, said he
warn of opinion that the article oomplained of was not
a libel In the eye of the law. It had been laid down
by one of the ages tithe law, that what a man said honestly
and bosh Ade, In the course of • public, dlationdon in matters
concerning the sad no matter men if be spoke
rashly, sad what he waa not true, still, any statement
made nadir inch cfrentostanoss, could net be a lib& It had
aloe been equally clearly laid down that before any plaintiff
could oak redress for a libel, he must show distinotly that the
libel complained of applied to him, end to noMber passim
It would be a new doctrine, indeed, if it were to be held the
any person who said that all lawyers were i^rani
.shdt he
sued by every individual lawyer in the and n
appeared to him that the article now of
seemed to apply to the particular teed. of dealing in anti-
qMtlei rather than to the plaintiff personally. It ap-
peared to him, therefore, that the plaintiff moat he non-

Mr. James; suggested tbst his 'canted bind Mr. Cham-
bers ouot to withdraw the plea whio= that the
plaintiff led bean guilty of fraud in the
Mr. Cheshire said it was never Waded to impute any
friandeleat intention to the *WM, sad he was not in-
structed to stake such a suggeades. He bed bought the
'Mahe no doubt under the haprineks that they were
genutne.
The jury then returned a verdict for the eishodeati.
London, England, 1858-11-24

COURT OF EXCFIEQUER.

(swap In Banna.—Beare flu lard Chad Baran and
Buena Wanes sad Chanson.)

3100000 d..ND ANOTIZA w. YArOILILII, CLIIII.--11EQUIS-
TRATION.
Mr. Seamy shooed eautie aphid a yule oalthyy ea the
Lard %hey of 11*. David's to Dhow =we why be amid
mot file an mama! be this court of all moans levied under a
writa bola, teemed in this cams as the henMees
ofma whits the diocese of It.
David's. It emend that the !wring reooverol •
dim apart the rew. delhadaat, booed a writ at emus.
Intim on the lath of Aosta, but it was not de-
livered le the blimp mull the 28th. The answer to the
rah we thee melds( bed been received applicable to the
ineloatku, and thmehre the Melt° could not be celled
wee to lege a Mara. He that it woe set tie
peptise in this court to mom bar • rule ceiling cat al=o
Mew mess why he did net Ile socounts, but why the
ai.M set be referred to the Mesta.
L. BM. Matece—l think not. It is laid down in the
koks that the bishop must file accounts.
idt. Sesser °amended that the bishop could not make a
nets, be the writ had only been delivered on the 28th of
bThe goods of a beneficed clerk were 1101 boned
by of the writ, bat only by the letters of segues-

Mr. Bow ilrolooo—Bat surely the bishop is bound to
mks a Mira of what hos been levied
_ _

ibmider—Mat the all the facts, for Ma
lass mt esquetration have beet toiled to their nominee,
The Whop has no objection to make • roars;
lit his • greet lordship that he should be called upon to
she a Mare ee of es the plaintiff. please.
TY Lord Chief Horan—We cannot anticipate that this is
mitre or virsattoes.
Tie Cele% whims coiling upon Mr. Gibbous, who ap-
pealed collie odor Oda, directed that the rule mould be
Mai etiolate, the retain to be made in • moults.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.
(Before Mr. Cmemierlosie Murphy.)
us az 111101 LAB ILACLAVIIN.
IS the one the laselvent applied, under the Protection
AN.
Mr. Red appeand to oppose, but °fired to allow the next
üb* to be eppokted, upon en tinderstandhig that the
leielreet should make a proposal for the benefit of his cre-
ditors. He weir • clerk in the receipt of a good eatery. and
tits debts wore •
not large, so that a pros. arrangementper
would made him to get lid of his liabilitie
The insolvent's attorney raid that hie client was wilting to
at aside 101. a year foe the creditors.
The learned Commissioner appointed December 17 for the
deal e
inider, and directed a propodtion to be filed in the
temate.

IN RE JOAN ZLLICIT.
This buoireat also petitioned under the Protection not.
Be vas a pickle-merchant in Whitecrora-yard. When the
ran use trikd on the insolvent did sot matron but Mr.
linseed appearcd to oppose for a creditor named
The insolvent's atteeney said his chant had informed him
that it was not his Intention to appear.
Mr. Served laid he wee not surprised at that resolution.
As tethan
i nes so property, be should ant for the dismissal of
thejoon.
The lammed Ca•1111111131:11, said if the insolvent did not
tipper Wan the sod of the day ha should diodes the
petition.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1858-11-24

THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.

The Board of Trade returns for the month and
ten months ending the 31st of October, 1858, are
issued. We subjoin a statement of the total de-
clared value of the exports of British and Irish
produce and manufactures during the month and
ten months, including only the "enumerated"
articles :
For the month.
69,882 872
10,026,387
9,601,872

For tho ten month.

!856

....

1867
1858

Includieg the " nu-
pte exports stand thus :
18 £10,036.961
1857 10,936,780 ..
1868 10,268,79/ ....
London, England, 1858-11-24

811ABB LIASSa,.-11118

Two 0'C1,0014
The railway share market to-day exhibits general
basin' see. The North Eastern stocks are chiefly
sod have fallen 1 per oent. London
trelatth Western has declined per
cent., and most of the other le
descriptions Ito 4 per oent. Present quotation' are
as follows :—London and North Western stock, 901
to ; Great Western, 631 to 64; Caledonian, 86/
to 88 ; South Eastern, 221 to 1. per share ;
Great Northam, 1081 to 107 ; Berwick, 92 to 1;
North British, 661 to 681;York and North Mid-
land, 76 to 1; Midland, 971 to 1; Lancashire and
Yorkabire, 96e to I ; London an South Western,
921 to 931; and Eastern Counties, In to I per
share. North Staffordshire Railway sham hare
given way.
French shares are dull, but yesterday's closing
quotations are fairly supported. Perm sad Lyons
shares are quoted 36 to /, mad Northern of Franoe, 40 to
• East Indies Railway stock is quoted 1071 to 1 ;
Bahia shares - marked - - • Great of
London, England, 1858-08-23

MINEB.-THIS DAY.

Two O'CLOCK.
In the mining market this morning a fair amount
of halation hat been done, with little change in prime.
The transactions include Bosswarne United Shares
at ; Trebarvah, at 17s. ed. (with the call paid))
West Wksal Grenville, at Ils. to I la. ed.; Rasf
Wheal Russell, at 61; United Mines, at 90 ; Alfred
Consols, at SI ; North Basset, at 9f ; Wheal Edward,
at 4 ; and Par Consols, at 17.
In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no
alteration of importance.
An extraordinaty general meeting of the
larches and Grand Cics Mining Company is called
for the 11th Sept., at Paris. A proposal will be
submitted for repudiating certain debts contracted
by the gerent without authority.
At West Beton a dividend of 7(. 10s. per share (7,0001.)
was declared on the 17th inst.
At the Levant Mine a dividend of 51. per share49ool) Ira
declared on the 17th inst.
At Bohillack a dividend of 21. 10e. 0000 was declared on
the 17th inst.
At St. las Consols meeting, held on tha 17th ina, •
dividend of 11.104. per abate (70M) was declared.
Canystwith Mae paid a dividend of 51. per share on the
let alt. and a bonus of 101, per awe was paid on the
19th init.
The Hibernian Mine dividend et los. per share, for the
half year ending Jens, will be payable on Sept. 1.
At But Falmouth Mine a atU of ba. per share was arks
on the 18th
At Lostrlthiel meeting, held on the 10th last., a all of
Is. 66. per dame all/ made on the 10th hist.
At Devon Barra Burnt a call of &a Od. per share was
Eras an the 17th Mat. Mae at Booth Lady Bertha Klee, at
le. per share.
At North Bailer Mine a cell of 84. per share was made on
the Mk bilt.
_ . . .

At Wheel Mary Emma general meeting, held on the 19th
bat., a call cf le. Her share was made, for the purge's of
=Tying on future operations.
Ttie dna annual general meeting of the River Tansaz
Copper Mining Company (limited) is called tor the 30th inst.

SATURDAY EVZIRWO.
The mining market to.day was very dull and is-
active, and prices were nominally unaltered. Great
Wheal Vor shares continue in demand.

In foreign. descriptions there was no movement.
London, England, 1858-08-23

THE PRESIDENT TO THE QUEEN.

WASHINGTON CITY.
TO HER MAJESTY VICTORIA, QIIIIII OT GREAT

BIUTAIN:

The President cordially reciprocates the congratu-
lations of her Majesty the Queen on the success of
the great international enterprise accomplished by
the skill, science, and indomitable energy of the two
countries.

It is a triumph more glorious because far more
useful to mankind than was ever won by conqueror
on the field of battle. May the Atlantic Telegraph
ander the blessing of heaven prove to be a bond of
perpetual peace and friendship between the Ir:flared
nations, and an instrument destined by Divine Pro-
vident* to diffuse religion, civi"sation, liberty, and
law throughout the world.
In this view will not all the nations of Chi istendom
spontaneously unite in the declaration that it shall
be for ever neutral, and that its oommur'cutions
shall be held sacred in pawing to the places of their
destination even in the midst of hostilities?
(Signed) JAMES BUCHANAN.

ATLANTIC

COMPANY.
London, England, 1858-08-23

MANSION-HOUSE.

Ttoy, a private la the Guards, wu chug I lake
the following circumstances
John H. Fitz—This morning, at a little batman o'clock,
aa I was going along with my mother, a comrade of the prl•
moor puled up against my mother, and I exposoisted with
him. The roan r eased sot. -y for It, bat the prisoner
Is and t ygen to use vet, bid langusle, and when I spire ts
hinzrepumbfalty, end told him tne woman be wee inert=
sit. my INWOR, be file& a Fs belt debberately sad
deeperatelv over the head. I lornd it a smeary to go to
the London lacepit :1 ,_where they &meted my wound.
The Load Mayor—la what mato wal the deleaCaat at the
wee
Wltosio—Quito sober.

The photos% who listed upon the occubia, said the
toddies was quite sober, bid the coropisinud bet symptoms
Mrkiak, sad is bed We mother.
The soldier—TM men pasha up slshist me bedlam I
Ths Lord Mayor—Why did you takeoff your belt ta oh floo
hilt with the buckle at it ?

wo•111.not hays touchcd him if he hut not
tat amtultA me.
Th. Lard Mayor—That le no *xenon for natag such a
weapon end entLag the man's head open.
A impost f 7 th• regiment said tit. daleadent was an
eta Peat soldier, ben he Wien got into row&
The Lord ittayor—i supyma ha w 'I la pon'ettc 1 for
ben aboteti the colam•••I'og officer?
witas ertnintp, my lord.
This meaplainant—Aa he is • good soldier aid yam a
inn% faltall not, if yoo- loath 4 Owes, mist in the
-

11;iterstMayair—You are • matt of ve.i Madly fcel,p;
butl and that the defendant has misaultcl the p&p-
mac who took him into cue xly.
The pollemname-1 do not Irish 4 pram the charge tel.&
bits, my lord.
The Lord Mayor—Defendant, you re discharged. Tea
have met with two wet/ ganermis parlors, who do not wish
to Kea good soldier puniihr I. It. um you wig be beneettd
by this kind Inatment, end lb it you will abitalu from drink,
to which I em sorry to hear you hare of late bam addicted.
Yea are discharged.
Defendant-1 shall take your lordeltlp's dries, and am
much obliged to the parries.
Jolla lashws, a powerful man, was rentenrcd to imprison-
ment sod hard labour for 21 days, for having @insulted a
policeman who had requeskid that be would be good enough
not to knock people shod, a mine he was punning in the
meet ofTnasfirs =maw.

The ;Icmism deeland that b• bad not Um anghteat notion
of having touched any human being.
London, England, 1858-02-12

MINES.-THIS DAY,

Two o'CLocx.
The market for home mining stocks remain/ firm,
but business is limited, owing to the completion of
the settlement. This is "pay day." Great Wheal
, Alfred shares continue in demand, and are marked in
the Stook Exchange tik ; North Basset have been
dealt in at 16. Other stocks present no important
alteration in price.
Foreign mining shares are abio quiet. Those of
the General Mining Association (Nova Scotia) have
been dealt in at 16j ex div.
Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining
Exchange yesterday:
Craddock Moor 40. 41; East Providence, 10m., 12a. ed. ;
East Rummell, 41, I ; Powq Consols, 4 41 • Great Alfred,
41, 6 61; Kinston Down, 1; Lady EarthA 21a. ed.,
22a. ed. ; Margery 81; NorthEasest, 161 ; N
10, 101; North Lavaca, 31, 1; Redinoor 6s. ; St.=
Consols, la, ; South Beast, 81, 1. t, 9 ; Tolveddlen, 71,
f; Wheal Grenville, 305., 81.. Eld., 29.. ed.; Wheal Kitty,
Lelant, 181, 14.

Tarasoky Evornto.

Although business was to some extent interfered
with by the settlement, the market for British
Mining stocks to-day was decidedly firm. South.
Frances and Wheal Kitty (Lelant) shares were in
increased request. The quotations current for a
number of the leading shares are as follows, viz.:—
Great Wheal Alfred, 44 to 6 ; Kingston Downs, 64
to 6 ; East Wheal Resell, 41 to I; Vale of Towy,
275. to 29e. ; Wheal Mary Ann, 464 to 474 ; Wheal
Kitty (Lelant), 134 to 4; Great South Tolgus, 164
to ; Par Consols, 20 to 21; Providence Mines, 79
to 81 ; East Basset,c9, 7radtiacia.Oren; Sortridge Consols,
265. to 295.; Wheal t, 67 to 69; Alfred
Consols, 11 to 12 ; Moor, 40 to 42 ; Kelly
Bray, 2 to 21; Trewetha, 265. to 275. 6d.; St. Day
United, 225. 6d. to 230. 6d. ; and Wheal Wray, 44.
London, England, 1858-02-12

=Weed Poer per Cents. were Lat quoted 104 to
ex div. Brazilian, Peruvian, Buenas Ayres, Dutak,
Russian, Spanish, and Portuguese stocks continue in
demand, and this department of the Stock Exchanp
is decidedly thin. Buenos Ayres Bonds were marked
as high as 102 ex div.
Bank shares to-day were steady. Oriental Bank
were quoted 38 to 40, being firm. Eastern Steam
shares have advanced to sto I. Crystal Palace and
Australian Royal Mail shares were also firmer.
Mediterranean Extension Telegraph were quoted 8
to 9 (101. paid); and Anglo-Mexican Mint, 15 to
16 (101. paid). London Dock stock was officially
marked 106.

The nominal closing quotations for the shares in
some undertakings of recent formation are as follows,
viz.:—Oude Railway, par to I prem.; Central Gude
Railway, par to prem.; Great Southern of
India par to prem.; Cape Town Rail-
way and Dock, 3-18 to 6-18 prem. ; Victor Emanuel
Railway Bonds, 2to 1 dia. ; Bahia and San Fran-
cisco Railway, 11-18 to 13-18 prem.; CapelEs.stern
Province) Railway, par to I prem. ; Riga Railway,
par to t prem.; North of India Trammed, par to k
prem. ; Medoc Railway, to I prem.; the New
tiller Cent. Preferential Bonds of the Grand
Railway of Canada, 11 to It prem.
The ships Robert Bright and John 801 l have been
engaged to convey atone respectively to Cape Town.
and MontreaL
London, England, 1858-02-12

BRAZILS AND THE PLATE.

The Royal Brazilian mail packet Avon arrived at
Southampton last night. Her West dates are Buenos Ayres,
Jan. 2; Monte Video, Jan. 6; Rio de Janeiro, Jan. 14;
Bahia, Jen. 1 ,13* and Pernambuco, Jan. 21.
The Avon brigs 94 passengers.
When the Camilla steamer loft Monts Video, ft wee in a
disturbed slabs, as the Colorado chief Silveira (at the heed
about 400ents) was within a few miles of the sit,,where hs sows movement in his favour ; however,
as Signor the minister who was obnoxious to the
Colorado patty, has reigned, end Signor Carreras chosen in
his *oe, It is thought likely that an arrangement may be
made by the government =defector, to the insurgents.
The diflannt men-of-war had landed some of their MCI to
protect the subjects and property of their respective noncom
Awarding to the correspondence of the Rio journals the
government had acted with great vigourr, increasing the
Lowea,4ringtUnirthtgthereitilititre of looomotiam luth°o7r. 47,
moats Video declared in a state of eine.
The news from Buenos Ayres was unimportsat. In ex-
port produce traneactione had been exceedingly rare. Wools
were arriving in port. The stocks of manufactured goods
were not heavy ; but the demand bad been very limited in
the month of Deoember. Bills on England, 68.
From Rio de Janeiro, our correspondent writs', dating
Jan. 13:

commonest articles of daily food have almost
reached a famine price in our city, and the consequence has
been great penury and suffering for the lower classes. This
hes ceased several strikes' in different large ertablieh-
menet here. Few cease of yellow fever have es yet ap-
pwd
; but amongst the victims of this disease we have to
report 11.1 Hon. Randolph Capel, Flag Lieutenant of the
Cumhseloll6- The news brought by this pocket of the mo-
netary nixie in 2, ...Op. had its effect of course in our market,
but we believe that is Oboe in the world (and every con-
=Mal orlmunity Win %, mons or less affected) is in a
bettor Position to weigh', storm than Rio de Janeiro,
" Exchange closed for the lam. incket at 2fti to 261 ;
afterwards to 231 to 24 up to the en* the month. After
the selling of the Petropolis there was a great demand for
Raid in the market at a premium of from It to 12 per mat
This week exchange opened at 24d., at wlueft rate little
business was done. On the 11th the Bank drew at 25d, for
90 days to the extant of 300,0001., and a few bills hat- dime
been pared at 241.
" Discounts rule at 13 to 14 per amt.
" Our coffee market declined 700 reds after the last packet,
and about 30,000 bail were sold up to the end of the month.
Some of the dealers. unwilling to submit to this decline,
shipped about 20,000 bags on thetr own amount. This month
about 80,000 bags found par:haws at a further decline 0(
400 to 500 refs. Animals from the interior hems almost en-
tirely ceased, and dock Is reduced to 360,000 begs.
" The sugar market is quite inactive, the mall prow
sold tor home consumption having been made at a &slim of
1,000 refs per snobs, leaving a stock of 2,000 cane and
26,000 begs."
London, England, 1858-02-12

lE7ORM OP THE CITY

Yesterday the Court of Common Council sat and
received a report from a committee on the Government Cor-
poration Reform Bill. A long dicuufcn took place, and
eventually it was agreed to refer to a committee of the whole
court to cossider what measures it may be desirable to take
with nowt to the two bills, and report thereon to the clurt.
The goverment bill differs from that promoted by the Corpn-
en*u is the following particulars. The city is to be di-
vided inoe 16 wards by a person appointed by the Secretary
of SIM lased of into 20 wards divided by the Common
Goma The number of aldermen is to be 16 instead of
11. sad all the preset aldermen are to go out of office. The
ausbarof Common Councilmen is to be 96 instead of 100.
The Lord Mayor and Sheriffs, it:steed of being appointed by
Ism= the and :ratepayers in Common Hall, are to be rip-
painted the Common Council. The Court of Aldermen is
to he and their functions vested in the Common
Coma of being continued as a court for magisterial
end charitable The accounts of the Corporation
see to be o>aoy tremetted to the Secretary of State, and
es
ahead land behre plamen The Common Coun-
t:Man not to have the pair to albri.trtsoth.rtgaga, or hese
to Min cats the property of the without the
serest of the governant. The =omega of corn, ',renal
vim se morehindise is le le simaima end all exclusive
ails el yerlmem The admission emil regulation of
tram sad the Me peed by then be be abashed. The
eheeteescwith the gran by the nova of any market within
sone lase at the oity, ere to be _ mead, but not to =int
ohs Barer
Moral Ad, lar. II pea the pdtion of
the Comae Council the limmelny of
to my appoint
Raise negiirstes a the Clly d Laden to be pid out of
funds. The lied Meyer end sidemen are not
na be of the Central Criminal Coen An officers
wheels slim are abolished. or who are removed from their
elm by the operation of this act, are to be compensated by
Me corporation, which may include the ißovehip porters.

TRAN.IMIL or LICENSED.—ST. PANCRAS DIVISION.
—A special marina of her Majenty's Junikas of the Penes for
tar Bt. Pacers' divinion of county of Middlemes, ers held
y, the CterVe-ofece. Gordon-err • runt, J.
rpaldgere, Req., is the chair, and T. E. Baker. Esq.:—Lac
end Lamb, Driseread-etrest, Carterrtett, to /fry
IMO CartinW; Omilhorps Anne, O
Wrey'risa-reed, the
sedgere el Ms ideglit Merles thier dor=
haler Ifesthr,WWltiferreeth the argree of
Nth" srd ifervey; Tav!stoct Arlen, Taylnioek-
BandDisnonnia, to James Sine= Fairs; 2,;=,
Timms ftholith Langtry, to
Cleedide. As indimithe yes she rade for the rarelbr of
dr drew et the dlethrthr Arm, it Kia.
tie.town, Hwy Webb. desired, ift Homy Ws
ot doe Mimi sod Poremthemed. • beam end
peered • power et rangy, toed by the poly WO*:
, Imes 'Tb.Jes Mr bin deeth ; etr drewseerte wee ere
reetheed.Wm wen si *theme
that the deems
the rand the Fewer at rew sty twat red Te-
te reed& the busty korai the am, North 116 ditekl
mar the ender apelleelie to ma erem The *der thes
edjerired is Tlmaisy, ths Err ft lira reek et de
Perm Vary-rows, isles a, posed amid themotag
Boadsg.
London, England, 1858-11-06

SPAIN.

The Cortes consists of 349 members. The result
of 251 elections is now known, and of these the
government candidates have triumphed in 222 dis-
tricts, while the opposition counts but twenty-nine
votes. It is calculated that the entire strength of
the opposition in the Cortes will not exceed forty
votes.

PORTUGAL.

MADRID, Nov. 6.

The Portagnsna (Umbers were opened yesterday.
The King in ids Ross& expressed his regret that
the negotiations in the affair of the Charlee•Georges
did not lead to a result more conformable to the
wishes of his government.
London, England, 1858-11-06

WEST COAST OF AFRICA.

PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY.
The Afriaus mail steamer Captain Mclntosh
arrived at Plymouth this evening. Her dates are—
Old Calabar, Sept. 26 ; Cameroon', 27 ; Fernando
Po, 29 ; Bonny, Oct. 1; Lagos, 7; Accra, 11 ; Cape
Coast, 11 ; Monrovia, 14 ; Sierra Leine, 19;
Bathurst, 23 ; Gores, 23 ; Teneriffe, 23 ; Madeira, 30.
She brings 11 passengers, 1,810 ounces of gold, with
a cargo of palm oil, ivory, oochineal, ►nd sundries.
Her Majesty's ships Ardent, Viper, and Myr-
midon were at Fernando Po. The Rainbow, ex-
ploring vessel, left there for the Brass River on
Sept. 20. The Sharpshooter, and the Sardinian
brig of war Colombo, were at Lagos; the Conflict at
Accra ; the Spitfire and Alecto at Sierra Leone, with
a French frigate and sloop of war ; and the United
States ship Marion at Teneriffe.
The rains were over, and the trade season was
opening. The Sherbro expedition had returned,
having much benefited the traders.
The Duke of Oporto had paid Madeira a visit of 10
days, accompanied by two steam corvettes. He had
been very kindly received by the islanders.