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The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-23

IN RE WALTER TAITHFULL.

The bash-apt mu a linen agent, of Ironmonger.lane.
This was the adjourned examination meeting. The accounts,
which have already appeared in detail, show unsecured
debts of 11,147 i. ; assets stated at 1,900 L Ten years ago
the bankrupt wu in a deficiency of Mi.
Mr. Hardwick, for the sasignees. offered no opposition,
and the bankrupt pained.

(Before Mr. Commissioner Few.)
IN PP TANNI/L—RIGHTS ATTORICZYB.

The bankrupt, a grocer, at Stratford, applied for his cer-
tificate. The use waa only noticeable from a question
which arose as to the right of a solicitor, Mr. Scott, who
had acted under an assignment made by the bankrupt, to
retain a portion of the funds received under the assignment
in payment of his costs.
His Honour held that the attorney had no strict legal
right, the assignment itself being an act of bankruptcy, but
would allow 25/. to be retained by Mr. Scott in payment of
his costs.

The bankrupt was a merchant of Cheapside. This was
the examination meeting. The balance-sheet has not been
filed; but from the accounts which accompanied the
petition for arrangement, under which the bankrupt first
came to the court, the liabilities nppear to be 10,0001. in
round numbens—and the assets, consisting principally of con-
signments, are estimated at 7,8001.
Mr. G. Lawrence, for the assignees, stated that an
adjournment would be necessary, in consequence of the
bankrupt not having filed his accounts.
Mr. M. Abrahams, who represented a crelitor, wished to
examine the bankrupt as to some bill transactions.
This having been done, an adjournment for six weeks was
ordered.

TUN DENDON AND LUMINGTON RAILWAY COMPANY
(umnirm).
__ _

This came was recently before the court out a petition for
a winding-up order. The company had been formed merely
for the purpose of buying up certain plans and surreys and
applying to parliament for an act. This they had not done,
and at the last sitting a winding-up order was made.
This was the day appointed for settling the list of con-
tributories, but it appearing that the official liquidator had
not had the opportunity of looking through the books so as
to ascertain who were shareholders, an adjournment for •
fortnight was ordered.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-JuN 22.
London, England, 1860-06-23

OWLA.NDS' BALYDOR, an Oriental botanical
ion for improving and beentifying the compierlon
and skrPITIt ro
li iis royally patronised end bubes' esteemed speclfc
exerts the most soothing, cooling, sad purifying action on the
skin . erwiicates freckles, tan, pimples, spots, discoloration, and
otter cutaneous visitations, and renders the skin soft, fair, and
blooming. It Orvieto; aU the elects of climate on the skin,
whether with reference to cold and inclemency or intense solar
beat, and le universally in high repute, from the sultry climes of
India to the frozen realms of the Czar. Price Sa. (ii, nod as dd.
per bottle. Cantina—TN words Kalydor" are on
the wrapper of each bottle, and their signature, A. Rowland
and ions, in red ink at foot. Sold at 10, liattongarden, Lou
dam ; and by &dais sad partanars.
London, England, 1860-04-11

1114 1111

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The weather in London since last Monday continued
changeable; the winter has not left vet altogether, for yeA4O.
day it rained, snowed,and hailed. Vegetation i making little
program This morning was thick fog; wind N. W.; tem-
perature cold.
The attendance of the trade in Mark-lane to-day was
small, the tone steady ; prices of most article. of the trade
firmly maintained or tending upwards. The supply of
home-grown main was small, and of country' made flour
moderate. The imports of foreign grain into London since
Monday were reported this ' as small of flour, and
small of wheat, small of barley, an Brasilia oats.
Wsr.ar.—English in lair demand at fully last Monday's
rates. Foreign held very stiff at last Monday's prices.
Ft OUR.—fiteady trade, at last Monday's quotations.
Baatzr scarce, inquired after, and firmly maintained upon
last Monday's prices.
OATS. --Sted trade, at last Monday'. quotation..
üßus.—English and Egyptian held firmly at last Mon-
day's prices.
Psis firmly held at last Monday's prices—rather dearer.
London, England, 1860-04-11

DEVOLVERS.—DEANE and SON, Gun-
Lit makers to HAM. Priam Albert. 10, King Wiliam-street,
London kiddie who kroeglit before the bile in MI the ori-
ginal Deese and Adam levokeee. invite the atten-
tion of Olken proceeding on Modes service to their STOCK of
the original rrgroi. will Capita beemeout s improvements
(the only Ingfieh one adopted by bur ltatestre War Department;.
UM more partkiderly to their new Revolver. the " Deane Hard.
=MA after the meet severe Mete has been pronounced by
of high rank and pvet experience to be the most simtind
perfect awe In use. Oecere and gentlemen are barbed to
and compere the two weeper, and Judge for amiable. Qans
and Mee tithe finest Londoe suumfactore ma abo be obeidned,
minima. and retail, of DEANE end SON, 11{, King Wilibm-
efireek Ineslembsidge.
London, England, 1860-04-11

QYDENHAM DAILY NEGLIGEE COAT,
ft, amirsol kfibra. Made only by SAMUEL
BROTRELS, 311, ladaitatil

RII PTITRIC B.—By Royal Lettere Patent
WHITE'S MOCAIAIN LEVER TRUSA 'perfected and
anneara to the Exhibition, 111511 to allowed hy upwards of MO
imisiesi Hewn to be the most effective Invention In the cure.
tbre of HERNIA. The me of a steel mein, so often
Mittel la Ito effects, to here avoided a soft bandage being worn
Mead the body. while the requisite rtirbiting power is "applied
by the MOC-MAIN PAD and PATENT LE% KR; eating with
SP mash ease end closeness that It cannot be detected, and may
be wan Mutes sleep. A descriptive , i•eiflar may be had, and
the Timm forwarded by poet, on the eireumferenes of the
Wyrrtze bitches below the hips bring -tont to the makes Mr.
112 L Plecedilly. An Umbilkal Trues on the same prin-
ciple, and a female to watt upon ladies
London, England, 1860-04-11

CURRENT QUOTATIONS, DUTY PAW,

WHEAT.-English white, 465. to 545. ; red, 44e. to 501.
per qr. ; Dant= and Konigsberg, 465. to 565. per 4941 b. ;
Rostock, 50s. to 544. ; other Baltic porta, 465. to s'2s. ;
French, 46e. to 545.
FLous.-Town, 354. to 40e. ; Norfolk, 334. to 335. 6d. per
211016. ; French, 30s. to 355. per 2801 b. ; American (United
States), VA. to 28s. per barrel.
B.MUS.-English, 265. to 464. per qr. ; Baltic, 24n. to
35e. ; other sorts, 265. to 28s. per qr.
OArk-British, 225. to 28s per qr. ; Ruruu, 224. to 235.
per qr. ; other Baltic porta, 21s. to 255. per qr.
Bents.-English tick, 335. to 38s. ; harrow, 395. to 425.
per qr. Foreign, 31s. to 40s. per qr. Egyptian, 324. to
394 r. 6d. per qr.
Pats.-English boilers, 38s. to 404. ; hog and grey, 321.
to 355. • foreign white, 365. to 38e.
FLOATINO Csitooss.--Sinoe last Friday 15 grain•laden
vessels were reported arrived at porta of call, viz. :-
4 wheat, 5 barley, 5 maize, 1 rye. The latest reported
isles were :--Maize, on passage, Odessa, arrival due, 375.
per 4921 b., condition guaranteed. Barley arrived, Egypt,
equal to about 295. per 4001 b. These prices establish a
fresh rise: of Is. per qr. for maize and barley. Wheat also
is held for an advance.

ARRI VALE INTO LONDON FROM APRIL 9 TO APRIL 11.
'Welsh and Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat
Barley
Oats
Melt
IWO& /Ma Flour. 1.570: Foreign lour. barrel; 130 Gaeta.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
ScoAL—The public male of new Porto Rico went off at
full prices. The Mauritius are progressiag without showing
any material alteration in prices. Refined steady at last
week's prices.
Correa.—No public sales to-day, but the article Ina a
firm appearance.
Mu. —A fair amount of business done in congas, at about
Is. sd. per lb.
Bnests.- Cloves mold at • shade decline ; nutmegs at
previous rates. Pepper withdrawn for want of buyers at
previous rates.
SALTPITKE.—No sales reported.
Ric■ continues firm, with a fair amount of business done.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. Town inflow iA quot,l 545. GI.,
net cash ; Petenberg Y.C., on the spot. Mk lid.
58e. 6d.; May to June. 55e. ; July to dept., 6h. ; ; 001,
to Dec., 51s. lid. to 51s. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET. —(THH4 DAY.)
Messrs. Pattendea and Smith report that the market
is firm at late prices.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End AOOl2 Mee, 18s. 9d. ; Walla End 011 no
17a. 6d. ; Walls End Homier Grange, 195.; Walls
Russell Hatt 19a ; Wabi End Braddyls Hatton, 195.;
Walls End Gosforth, 114.; Walls End Tanfield Moor,
126 61 ; Walls End Stewarta, 205.; Walls End South
Hetton,2os. ; Walls End Has% e 11.305. ;Walla End Thorpe,l9*.
will. End Eden, 18s. 941. ; Walls End Hatton, ; Walla
End Hilda, 17*. 6d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 18s. !el. ;
Walls End North Hartlepool, 18.. 3d.; Tanfield Moor
Butes, 12.. dd.; Walker Primrose, 13s. 6d. ; Wylam, 16*.;
&bank* Hartley, 15s. ild.; Davidson's Hartley, 15.. 9d.
Haasiaga Hartley, 15s. 9d.; Howard's Hartley, 15.. 9d. ;
Lambert's Hartley, 15a dd.—Ships at market,
London, England, 1860-04-11

TOGENTLIKEL—NOTICE et RILMOVAL.
Mr. 1111al Ms bud It alwaskis wassory I • nom"
lb wt ben leedelrest le nen apeller yrembee•
melee lin nen left le elm est the lib aelebetet by
We el reeldeg Ireeters et Lk pee pin awe every Miele ete-
reted with lb badness la asseedmee Yeteellb. Ur. MIMI
-w ebb= TM be Ye. 11200g41111111% 101111M11211t, tier
Ewe wee of
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AMINO AND MIN= ATTU&
RMOSES and SON beg to state that their pre-
pant/oft kw RARING and exceed say of their
kr me elloria as wail in extent ore in variety. They have ran.
erica the pelmipsi 'markets both at home and abroad for the
bed lad await issardectures, and have succeeded in collecting
each an remetmat at goods as has never before been exhlbOW
men me teat in Me or any other onuntry
21st 11111170 EX TAILORING DICPAITIIRNTS have been
=I with en endleektariety of the channel sad aunt popular

TheM IIZADT.MADE CLOTHING STOCIE is complete In every
mat and they venture to my that for ehiptime of style, thus
material and workmanship. tastefulness of finish and
Wlt le quite unequalled, even in the metropolis of
oos oars W been bestowed on the HOPITILIT, HAT and
CAP, and BOOT and sHoL DEPARTMENTS, which have been
tanalsbed with an entire!) new stock of fashionable and seasona-
ble VOWS at such prices as enable the proprietors to offer their
gatarine very great advantage&
N.ll-6. MIMES and RON take this opportunity of 1111/104131C-
tog that they intend giving their customers the fall Dement of
the abolition of the duty on Wks, Gloves. itc.
E. MOSES and SON,
Corner of Minodea and Aldgate, and
Corner of New Orford greet. and Hart-street.
Country Branches • Bradford and Shetield, Yorkshire.
MOPTS and MIN wish it to he particularly observed, that
If say article be not approved of it will be &schussed, or the
looney returned, without hesitation.
Their book, containing a Sketch of the History of British Cos-
tume, with Self measurement and Bat of prices, gratis on eppb-
elleptc;Ar Least free.
Nom?. —R. MOSER and 'ION'S Establishments win
be MUD ow FRIDAY. the 13th. and will he re-opened as
meal ea bawdy Keening, the 14th inst., at hail past a o'clock.
TH

" INDISPENSABLE " SIIIT,
nab varies. colours and peellenen sod elottelliarlY
odepSed ter waft teanales londuen TUN Is
animully tettsed to both@ met aseetertabb and minim
MY MI ewer lalroieeed. Pelee bate eta
To be ablellsed at 1 YOUR and SON, corset of !Coolies
art Asti and anew at New Odatdoireat and flazt-etreel
London, England, 1860-04-11

BRICCIENELL'S SKIN SOAP, the best for pro-
dating a clear and healthy sldn . In Is. packets of four
tablet,* ,w eight equares.—Breeknell, Turner, and nom by
sppointasent to her Sfajeety. easnufactarere of wax. (penman.
steartne, composite, and tallow candles, scents to Prince Patent
Caudle Company. dealers In all other patent candles, all kinds of
household and toilet soaps. sad In colts, sperm, vegetable, and
our lamp oils, tc.—Heettlrs, $l, Haymarket, Loudon. Mold by
all respectable dealers In town and country. N.R.—Hach tablet
awl equate to stamped with the name of " brecknell.'
London, England, 1860-04-16

SURREY SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY.)

The April adjourned sessions for the County of Surrey
commenced this morning at the Court House, Newingtou-
ca EK6412
useway, before J. IL Johnson, ~ Chain:o ut J. Til•
am, Fat, Deputy Chairman, A. , Wm. Gray,
C. Francis, R. Roberta, W. New, ' X'
R. Hudson, H. Whitely, and K. Drew, Eaqi?.°lt
calendar emtained the names of only tweedy-two proms
for trial-eighteen for felony, and six for zandernemiour.
The singular lightness of the calendar at this timed the
year is chiefly owing to the recent quarter endow at Kel-
pie, a fortnight ago, which cleared the gaol of all
country cams. Among the charges on the calendar
are ow far bousetwasking, two for attempted house-
break*. ens for cutting and wounding, three robberies
by servants, and the remainder trivial offences. The degrees
of education are as follows ,-- Only two could read and
WOW well ; fifteen imperfectly ; two could only read ; and
Ire could neither read ..r write. The ages of the prisocen
varied from fifteen to fifty.

THE POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1860-04-16

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, St:NW.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada. Captain Ling,
touched yesterday at Queenstown, arrived her• this even*.
QUEENSTOWN, firmly.
The Royal Mail steamship AlrWs arrived here at 2.50
today, embarked mails and pamengem, n,l Nailed for Nry
York at 6.30 p.m. All well.

Colonel Charms writes to the I'ufri.• to repel the
*barge that ho had been giving couu,el to the Swiss gown,
rnent against France. He is not oequainted with the rn•
silent of the Helvetic Confederation, owl, lII.,IVOVet, mat.*
it a rule not to mitt himself up in the• is,lities of the rue•
try which affords him hospitality.
A Milan letter in the (lpiiiign Nafimial, •tat''
that on Saturday last four unfortunate citizens of Maraca
were shot by General Cubes, for hosing connived at the
desertion of some Austrian soldiers.

Recruiting for Lamoriciere's army iA going is
actively in Brumela Bounties of from 2a/. to *l2. ate I‘.'l
out of "St. Peter's pence." Thu recruits arc sent off '
Ancona, by way of Austria.
A letter from Rome, of the 7th, say.:—" Thr''
thousand Swiss from La Mama will garri.oi Rome spun
evacuation by the French troops, which will take phee.
the mutual satisfaction of the Poll• Mill tile En'peter. •.
soon as General de Lamoriciere considers hi. :may
an efficient condition."
During the night of Raster Smoky the Emper 7
of Austria left Vienna for Payerbach by n Teel/a
which ran into a mend or rubbish oar in tie ocighbourh.--:
of Pfafstatten. The car was smashed, awl the oirriar
which his Majesty and Prince Vass were .itting
thrown off the rail, but no further damage wa• de,
After a delay of four hours at the station at Pfsfstan,`.
the travellers pursued their journey to crhaeli, wh-y
they had gone to shoot wood-grouse or ,operc..ilzie.
A large quantity of rage has remmtl) been 1,, •
ported into Southampton from France.
London, England, 1860-04-16

',GI, APRIL 1

,~~

The Paris
despatch, dated:

INTELLIGENCE.
'OTERO AT Ni di
niteur publishes the: following

NICE, EMMA?, 3 ex,
At one o'clock p.m., to-day, out of the tofu/
number of 7,000 voters, 5,000 had already meir
tared their votes. The news from the neighbour-
ing communes is excellent. The voting in favour
of annexation to Prance is unanimous.
London, England, 1860-04-16

MANSION HOUSE.

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Jeha Basler, reamatly a clerk in the service of Mersin
Christy, batten, of Graombureh•street, was brought up on
• ememat, chaztewLith esubenclum the sum of 178 i. Wong.
leg to hie cm
J. Hargett, deleetive, produce a warrant, upon
whisk l apprehended the primmer on Saturday, atW 'paunch.
I lied been to :4. othampton, Jersey, ( hierusey, and back to
Weymouth before I met with him, and he hail left each piece
before I got there. I reed the warrant to him, which is far
felwraaly steeling 1701. belonging Whim master, upouldeft
be mid, "I suppose if I give up the showy that Is
named In the warrant it will be salleisat."
I raid. "No ; you must give me up all the money you
have, and then it will be to take yea back to
Lades.' He then gam me up 17 10s. I thin brought
him to Leedom. Oa oar way here be mid. " You under.
stead, I admit
Mr. L J. Savillimst% clerk to Messm.Ckristy, said—The
prison was in the service of the firm as collector, and it
was his duty to ready. sad pay mosey, making corresponding
minim la the ark hook, and to keep the surplus cash in
the till. He left his employment on the 30th ult., without
satire, lad after be was gone I took pommel= of his books
sad the tea. The muse morning I made up the mah.book,
and found a deiciesey of 17W. 4. M. in the till.
Hr. Murray, for the prosecution, then asked for a remand.
Mr. Wootner, for the prisoner, did not oppose a remand,
but asked that hi. client might be admitted to bail.
The. application was, however, refused, and the prismer
was remanded Without bail.
London, England, 1860-04-16

CRYSTAL PALACE SEASON TICKET&

yo TIM smolt OF TO MIMS.

Ste,—The nevr neanq; of .186:131 at the Cry/dal
Palace is fast appineolibig, end the company's prospectus
will shortly be laid before the public.
I wish to draw your atteution to cme of the rules made
last sumo, reepectiag season tickets, which was this ; that
the holders of one guinea season tickets would be admitted
ou all occasions to the Palace, when the cheep for teholl-
Dios did out exceed half-a-crown; but not stating how
often this would occur.

Now there appears to me to be • mistake on the part of
the directors. in not saying on how many days throughout
the season the admission would be more than 2a. Id., as I
have no doubt thet numbers of persons have bees deterred
from taking one guinea ties* in coosequace of this
sot being clearly made knows.
Perceiving that the directors of the Crystal Palace Com-
pany intend to adopt the sameplaa next plasm, I trust
that they will distinctly state on bow many days during the
year the admission will be more Chao in. 6d., end I feel
certain that by so doing they would Ind the We of the
guinea tickets much larger thee they did last Tsar, ae the
public would not be kept in a state of uncertainty. 'As I
Pimp take a great interest in the welfare of the
the Z.:pries
ow
°u
a
I en he.
Pekoe, I trust you will kindly insert this letter is
,
A AZARON-TICHRT HOLDER FOR FOUR
London, Aprill4. YEARS.

LIMON AND ALDIIOIOI7OII RAILWAY. —71443 ex-
tension of the Fast Suffolk Ibulersy horn Leiston to Ald.
borough hes just bees opened fur Made. The length of the
LOP u about four miles.
London, England, 1860-04-16

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sittings in Buace.—(Before Lord Met Justice Erie, and
Justices Willem, Byline, sad Keating.)
R►DDRRW P. ROUTH WRITIRX RAILWAY COMPANY.-RAILWAY

ACCIDC T.

The Solicitor-Geneva' (witbe.;;Mr. Simon) applied for •
rule calling upon the plaintiff to show cacao why
the verdict in this sass should not be set aside,
sad a new writ of inquiry awned upon the ground
that the damage@ were excessive. The faces were that
the plaintiff was a barrister practising at Manchester, his
net income previous to the accident being about 300/. a
year ; and in January last he was a passenger
on one of the defendants' lines, sad when at
• spot known as the Kenyon junction, •
oalli-
sioo happened. The plaintiff was injured in this
collision, and he sued the company to recover damages.
The company admitted their liability, and consequently •
writ of inquiry to anew the damages wan issued, and • I
special jury cumin been empannelled they awarded the
plaintiff 2,600/. The principal injury complained of was •
shock to the nervous system and there was no doubt that the
plaintiff had Buffered severely. It was, however, now sub-
mitted that it appeared from the medical evidence that
the doctors had all advised the plaintiff to abstain from
business for two years, a twelvemonth, or leas ; but the
plaintiff had not followed this advice, and this had no
doubt very much agpavated his sufferings. If the medical
advice had been followed the plaintiff's injury would in all
probability have been of only a temporary character, and
if the plaintiff had rendered it permanent by neglecting
this advice, the company clearly ought not to be held re-
sponsible for that.
The Lord Chief Justice thought that there should be no
rule, inasmuch as the question was one entirely within the
province of the jury, and he could not make out that they
bad been misled on any principle of law, nor that
they had mistaken the effect of the evidence. Nobody
ovoid say positively whether the depression of mind comae.
quest upon total exclusion from his profession for • con-
siderable time, might not have been more injurious to the
plaintiff than continuing his work ; and it ought hardly to
be bowght melon him that he has endeavoured to main.
bun his position in the profession.
Ride refused.
London, England, 1860-04-20

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

U* 11.11CT1130 nuegaArs.)
EPSOM :SPRING MXICTING.—(THIS DAY.)

ENTRY FOR WATERLOO PLATE.
Bel &perinea, 6 yrs, 91t1Mb ; Soothsayer, 5 en, Bet Mb;
Charles the Second, 5 yrs, Tot 121 b ; Ryton, 3 yrs, 6d 101 b;
Kitty Kingston, 3 yrs, id nb.
WALTON STAKES. One mile and half.
Starke, Pomona, Promised Land, Faliclide, Confectioner,
Weatherbound, Lord Berkeley, and Red Eagle are here.
METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Two miles and a quarter.
Fright, Roman Caislh., 0111 Robert, Clydesdale, Special
License, Mouramdf, Madame Chantgly, Fly by Day,
Lovett, Secret Treasure, Flitch, Heine*, Minster, Remo-
rester, oao, Simple Simon, Wallace, Confectioner, Actress,
Professor Dick, Narcissus, Chance Shot, Treacherous c,
Maid of Orleans, Bribery e, and Dame are here.

WELTER STAKES. One mile and a half.
Mancini, Volunteer, Gonda, Vulture, Niger, and Wan.
deter are here.

TWO.YEAR.OLD STAKES. Six furlongs.
Cantab, Warrior, Captain Fortibus, Arabia, J. 41110
Brown, Dartmnor, Biddy Nutta, La Kens, Archeress,
Hotly f, Lady Lupus, Hawks Eye, King of
Kent, Lady Little, and Neighbour are here.
Orin' AHREVALS. —Zodiac, Paleface, and White Wave.

MINES.-7HIS DAY

Two o'CLocz.

The mining market to-day is quiet. Alfred
Consols shares have been dealt in in the Stock Ex-
change at 3 ; East Basset, at 894 ; East Caradon, at
81, and Whim' Kitty (Lelant),at b3land Shares in
Wendron Consols, Wheal Clifford, South Caradon,
awl Pendeen Consols have also met with business.
St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for,
and are marked 231. General Mining(Nova Scotia)
have been dealt in at 23.

At a meeting d adventurers in Wheal tnion. held yester-
day. the aee,,enta allowed • cash halancezinst the mines
of 304/. ; but there are arrears of to theamount
of 211/. 13s. A call of 24 6d. per share was made.
The Buller and Bertha Mining Company on the 18th in-
stint made a call of 101. per share.
The Beat Caro Brea mine accounts presented at the meet-
ing yesterday exhibited a cash bidanceagainst the undertak-
ing of :tl9/. he. ZI. The arrears of calls amounted to
7141. 17.. 61 A call of 5.. per share was made.
At We.t Wheal Margaret meeting, held this day, •eall
of S. per share was made.
At • two-monthly meeting of shareholders in (treat
South Token Mine, held yesterday, the accounts showed a
ensh kahnee la favour .4 the undertaking of 2,845/.
A dividead of Br. share was declared.
The Wait Caedoa me sold yesterday realised, with car-
riage, WM.
London, England, 1860-04-20

THE ANNEXATION.

Mr. S. FITZGERALD re-introdnoed this question. The
Swine Confederation, be observed, had applied to the
powers of Europe, and required the meeting of a confe-
rence to consider the position of the neutralised provinces ;
but they required, at the same time, that until the deci-
sion of the conference was given, those provinces should
not be occupied in • military sense by France. He
wished to know from the noble lord (Russell) whether he
intended to convey to the house that the matter would
remain in meta quo, and that the neutralised provinces
would not be occupied in • military sense by France
until the decision of the conference was given. Upon
that question the whole matter depended. If the
neutralised territory was in the military occupation of
France, the stipulations were not worth the paper they
were written on. France would have the power of
throwing in legions without the chance of resistance on
the part of Switzerland. _ _
London, England, 1860-04-20

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.

Beethoven's Fidetio last night introduced to our
publics new representative of the most interesting heroine
of the musical stage. Mademoiselle Osillag, the celebrated
prima donna of the Vienna German Opera, appeared in the
character of Leonora. This lady ia not absolutely • stranger
to London. She paid na a short visit last season, when she
sang at one of the Philharmonic Society's concerts, and
mole • great impression by the vocal and dramatic
power which she displayed in the grand scene in
the Preiachetz. Her performance on that occasion,
showed that she was • great &stress, but till we
saw and heard her last night we had formed but a faint
conception of her transcendent excellence. Of the prin-
cipal performers who have appeared in the character of
Beethoven's heroine, she reminded ns most of Schrader
llevrient, though without any resemblance to her either in
tees or person ; but there is the mess intense earnestness,
the same simple and natural expression, and the lame ab-
sence of mannerism and stage conventionality.
In esillag, as in Schroder.llevrient, we forgot the
actress—we saw only the faithful devoted wife, sharing in
her sorrow and anxiety, and sympathising with her rap-,
true, as if there was no such thing as a theatre
in the world. This, we take it, is the rarest aa well as the
greatest power that an actor can possess, for even Malibran,
with all her genius, fell short of her Carmen rival in the
interest excited by her in this character, became she fell
short of her in earnestness and simplicity. As • singer,
Coifing is superior to Schneder-Devrient, and at least equal
to any of her other predecessors. Her voice is a pure
soprano, more brilliant and flexible than German voices
generally are; and, like Tamberlik's, lie greatest power lies
in the highest part of the soaks. la her great air, the
divine invocation to Hope. " 0 tu, la cut dolce possanza,"
which she sang with exquisite beauty and ex•
premien, her high B natural rang through the
I theatre with that indescribable thrilling effect for which
the great tenor we have named is so remarkable. Her
success was triumphant ; and her triumph of last night was
undoubtedly the beginning of • series of triumphs.
In regent to the other characters, Neri•Baraldi, as.
Florestisn, was somewhat tame, but he acted with intern'.
poop and sang with purity. So much passion in the wife
dernanded a warmer response from the husband. Mdlle.
Osirbari sustained the pleasant little part of Marceline
eery nicely ; and Edger gave good effect to the kind-
hearted gaoler. Tagliafico was somewhat weak in
Pissaro ; and Lucchesi was very weak in Jkgoil3o.
But they all sang carefully and well, so that
the fine concerted music went admirably, and the
choruses, especially the marvellous finale, went mag-
nificently. The orchestra was beyond all praise. Besides
the overture in E which always precedes the opens,
the splendid overture composed for the same opera
under the title of Leonora wee played between the acts so
superbly that it was repeated la immooquence of loud calls
from every part of the house.
London, England, 1860-04-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

WESTMMTER.

Martha Kerr, a womanabout 30 years et age, was
charged with stealing 100 f.
Miss Vincent, of :113, Denbigh-street, Pimlico, said that
on Wednesday morning she gave the prisoner, who was her
housemaid, directions to take 2001., which she gave her in
bank notes, to Sloane-street. She told her to send the cook
for a cab, and go in it from the house to the place directed.
After • very long absence the prisoner returned, and said
she had lost ten 101. notes. Finding upon inquiry that the
prisoner had not had s cab fetched to the door as ordered,
and had been guilty of some falsehoods, her suspicion was
excited, and she gave the prisoner into custody.
A cabman proved that the prisoner engaged him at the
Compasses, Chases, to go to Sloane-street and beck to
Denbigh-street. On her way home she stopped him and
told bun to tell her mistress that ho had been hired at
Ecckston-bridge.
Sergeant Huddy, 28, said that on questioning the pri-
soner she said she had walked from her mistrees's boon
over Eocleston-bridge, where she had taken the cab, but

upon being closer ire Med she said she went oveTillizalietit.
bridge. She positively denied that she bad stopped sod
spoken for some time to a man, but it could be proved
that she haul been seen in Gloucester-street, which was far
out of her way, so engaged.
Prisoner was remanded.
London, England, 1860-04-20

THE BOMBAY MAIL

Bombay journals of the 27th ult., received this
morning, state that Mr. Wilson's exhaustive speech
on the introduction of a paper currency has been
received in all parts of India with the same
marked favour which was shown to his financial
statement. The cancelling of their privilege of
issuing notes has had a depressing effect on the
Presidency Banks ; but the general confidence in
the wisdom of the proposed change is so great that
the shares of the Bombay Bank, which at first fell
10, have since recovered 5 per cent.
The agrarian insurrection ou the part of the
ryots in the Kislinaghur is said to have been
greatly exaggerated in the Calcutta papers ; but
several factory houses have been burnt down ; the
planters and their assistants have been put in ter-
ror of their lives, and for a time the cultivation of
indigo was altogether stopped. " The government
of Bengal," says the Bombay Gazette, " has has-
tened to atone, so far as it can, for the blunder of •
subordinate, by issuing a notification to the ryots
that, although it is optional for them to enter into
contracts with the planters, yet, when they are
made, they must be fulfilled. But peace has not
yet returned to the disturbed districts ; and ano-
ther serious shock has been given to the existence
of any kindly feelings between the conquered race
and the conquerors."
The numerous friends of Sir James Outram will
be happy to learn that a letter has been received
from him dated the 17th March, in which he an-
nounces his recovery from the severe illness under
which he recently :abound, and his resumption of
his official duties. His own words are, "I am per-
fectly well now, and have returned to work."
The sentence of death on Khan Bahadoor Khan
has been confirmed, and he will be hanged in front
of the Kotawali at Bareilly, on the very spot
where he sat and watched the murder of his Euro-
pean victims.

The Governor-General continues his progress in
the north-west, having received the Maharajah of
Cashmere, and a deputation from our old ally and
enemy, Host Hammed Khan of Cabul.
Sir Henry Somerset, dispensing with the usual
ceremony of a parade, left India on the 27th ult.,
attended by a mere guard of honour to the place of
embarkation, after a five years' command of the
Bombay army. Sir Hugh Rose has assumed the
command as a temporary measure.

THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY.
PALERMO, Aram 11 (viA MARSEILL7.B).
The insurrection was suppressed through
treachery in the Convent Gancia.
The city is tranquiL Nevertheless, the prin-
cipal roads are daily patrolled by a column of
3,000 men, consisting of cavalry, infantry, and
artillery. The members of a revolutionary com-
mittee, amongst whom are several eminent persona,
have been condemned to death. The King has
ordered their execution to be delayed.
MFMINA, Aran. 16 (vu MAISIMLLYJI).
Tranquillity is restored and commerce is re-
sumed. Several young men, compromised in the
late events, have fled the country.
The emigration of the inhabitants is considerable.
During the insurrection the citadel was obliged
to cannonade four large Calabrian barques, which
attempted to pillage.
London, England, 1860-04-20

FRANCE.

The Constitotionue/, in au article signed by M.
Boniface, relative to the reforms introduced in
Hungary by Austria, says :—" France views with
satisfaction those acts which bring peoples nearer
to their governments, and which, by assuring the
internal tranquillity of states, are a token of peace
for Europe."
Abbi Sisson has been pardoned.
PARIS, ThURSDAY, 3.5 P.M.
A better tendency has prevailed to-day on the
Bourse, and prices have improved.
The final quotation of Rentes was 70.20, being a
recovery of per cent. since yesterday.
London, England, 1860-04-20

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—Apftn.I9.

Sittings in Banco.—(Before the Lord Chief Baron, and
Barons Martin, Bramwell, and Wilde.)

MABERLT r. CLEMENT.-TRE RULV4 Or TUE "P.R."

Mr. Phipson (with whom was Mr. Griffits) moved, pur-
suant to leave reserved, that the verdict found for the de-
fendant should be entered for the plaintiff, or for a new
trial. The action, which was tried before Mr. Baron
Bramwell, was brought to recover from the de-
fendant, the proprietor of Betr. Life, 251., the deposit
made on a prise fight fixed to take place
between two men named Price and Goes. It ap-
peared that Price's father, being unwilling that his son
should engage in the fight, caused him to be arrested. The
conditions wore that the combatants should fight at ten
stone weight, and Price declined the contest on tie ground
ii, that in consequence of the arrest his training been in-
terfered with. The defendant had, in accordance with the
rules of the prize ring, paid over the amount deposited with
him as stakeholder to Alec Keane, and hence the action.
--. ..

Mr. Baron Martin suggested that the matter might be
referred.

The court granted a rule for a new trial, subject to an ar-
rangement between the parties.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Aran. 19.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Murphy.)
IN RE CHARLES FITZGERALD.
. . . . _

This insolvent, whose case was reported on several former
occasions, appeared fur adjudication.
Mr. Dowse opposed for a number of creditors, and Mr.
SaCt(with Mr. Robertson Griffiths) supported.
mplaint was that the insolvent had incurred debts
on account of • private lunatic asylum at Hayes-park when
greatly involved. The debts on the schedule were upwards
of 7,060/., and there were more than seventy creditors on
the schedule. He had taken the place from Dr. William
Conolly, whose daughter he married, and it was stated that
the property had been returned to the family.
On the part of the insolvent it was alleged that 'he
was an object of rommiserntion. He had Laboured
for seven years for hie creditors, who bad received large
sums, and the insolvent had obtained no benefit.
The court deferred giving judgment to the 21st May, sad
extended the discharge on
London, England, 1860-04-20

ROME.

ROME, THURSDAY.

The Pope has appointed Monsiguore Count
Merode, of Belgium, as Minister of War, which
ministry was provisionally directed by Cardinal
Anteneth.

Cardinal Antonelli has addressed a note to all
the foreign representatives socredited to the Papal
government, protesting against the inoorporation of
thu Legations with Piedmont. England having no
official representatives at Rome, Cardinal Antonelli
has remitted a copy of the protest to Mr. Odo
Russell. The Papal protest expresses a hope that
the Powers of Europe will not only refuse to re-
oogniae the annexation of the Legations to Pied-
mont, but that they will also co-operate to put an
end to this iniquitous spoliation.
London, England, 1860-06-12

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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
•
LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
(non OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
Grain market active. Good business in wheat at 21 and
Sour at la advance since Friday. Beans le. dearer. New
Egyptian, 35a. ; old, 34a. Indian corn steady. Ibrail, 33a. ;
341. Barley, oats, and oatmeal quiet.

MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.)
SCOAR.—The large public sales are going off heavily, and
the importers are buying in freely to support prices. Re-
fined steady.
Comes. —The small public sales are progressing steadily.
TIA. —The market remains inactive.
RICE continues in good demand. Ten cargoes afloat have
been sold, and several large parcels landed at full prices.
Ray.—proof leeward' have been sold at 11.7 d., and the
market remains dull.
Corrow.-300 bales sold at previous rates.
firicts steady.
Markets generally had a quiet appearance.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is Arm today ; prices are quoted as follows :
Town tallow, 525., net wish ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot.
52a • June, 525. ; July to Sept., 51., 9d.; Oct. to Dec.,
61a 8d to 525.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Memo. Davis and Co. import trade dull. Prices
without alteration.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAXBRIDGE, J7lll.

MEMBERS' PRIZE3IEN. The representatives in
parliament for this university being pleased to give annually
two prizes for the encouragement of Latin prose composition,
to be open to all Bachelors of Arts who are not of sufficient
standing to take the degree of Master of Arts, a prize has
been this day adjudged to Frederick Whitting, RA., of
King's College. Subject : "Ex Philosophorum vetentm
quamam ad fidei norroam Christians proximo awes-
sennt quieritur."
Similar prizes are offered to two undergraduates, but for
for year 'washers been adjudged.
London, England, 1860-06-12

THE CASE OF DANIEL SllliA AND THE
isullaroy. UNION.

L. H. HERBERT ad:ail4i Presided of the Poor-law
Beard whether his att.'s*a had been canal to the case of
Daniel Shea, who, having bees sick for mem months, died
on the 29th of Ray in the Killarney work/nese, is eases-
quenoe of hunger end cold endured by him as his passage
from London to Cork ; and whether he had directed as ii-
gutty to he made ioto the conduct of the deportation
offietals
of the Islington Union, who caused his deportatiou under
circumstances of such peculiar hardship.
Mr. VILLIERS aid his attention had not been directed
to this matter otherwise than by the notice on the
paper. There had been no communication made to
the Poor-law Board in reference to the matter.
But he had directed an inquiry to be made of the parochial
officers of Islington as to whet was known of this case, and
they had positively denied that any blame attached to them,
or that they were responsible for the death of Daniel Shea,
s:ho was in the workhouse, and who most unusually applied
to be removal to his own country. The metropolitan
unions contracted with a person to remove paupers to their
destinations, and be (Xt. Villiers) had directed inquiries to
be made of that person, sad he stated that in every respect
the requirements of the act of parliament had been com-
plied with. He also abated that the averments in the mo-
nomial were untrue, and he courted every investigation, and
waa ready to prove his assertions upon oath. (Hear, hear.)
THE CORPORATION OF LONDON BILL.
Mr. E. JAMES said le wisbed to ask the right holt- dm'
tlemsn the Hope Secretary whether it was correct that aa
intonation had been given to the Remenibrancer of the Cor-
poration of London that the government did not intend to
peacoat with this bill during this session.
Sir G. (2. LEWIS said that no such information had
been given by him or by his authority. It was the Bret
time he had heard of this matter, and all he could lay wee
that it was his intention to proceed with the bill. (Hear.)
London, England, 1860-06-12

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S.—MoNnAr.

The backers of horses experienced a hard tinie of it last
week at Ascot. The settling, however, went on smoothly
enough, and during the afternoon we scarcely heard a mur-
mur of complaint. A question was raised se to the bets en
the Visitors Plate, for which race it will be recollected
Plumper was disqualified, the stakes being awarded to the
uwond horse, Neoptolemus. It woe contended that the
backers of Plumper were entitled to receive, and as a pre-
cedent was cited the caseof Newcastle at York last ante a,
when be was disqualified for the Hopeful Stakes, but when,
nevertheless, the bet went with him. The "Admiral," on
being appealed to, at once decided in favour of Neoptolemas,
notwithstanding which our bookmakers declined to pert
with a "een,nry " until the matter had been further gone
into. There was but very little betting, the settling en-
tirely engrossing the attention of the subscribers.

NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
9 to 2 apt Mr. Barber's Ben Webster (t)
8 to 1 -- Mr. PAstwood's Butterfly (t)
3 to 1 Col. Townley 's Gladiolus (t)
10 to 1 Mr. J. Osborne's Wildman (t)
12 to 1 Mr. Heslop's Tior (t)
100 to 6 Mr. Mithiand'• I,ongraztge (t)
ST. LEVER.
3 to 1 apt Mr. Merry 's Thormanby (t)
7to 1 Mr. A. Nichol'a The Wizard (t)
10 to 1 Captain Christie's Horror (t)
1000 to 2D Sir W. Booth's Stampedo (t)
THE DERBY, 1861.
12 to 1 apt Mr. Merry's Dundee (t)
33 to 1 Mr. Bower's Alorikoff
33 to 1 Lord Derby's Robin Hood.

CILICLIIS.-ELIVIN Or ENGLAND V. SIXTEEN Or
Eitry.--Tbis match was ammaneed at Lord's yeeeer-
at). The ground was exooadingly dead, bat soma good
play took plane Tb. score, when the stamp* ware drawn.
stood as gallows :—Kent, tint innings, 124 ; Fagland, first
hemp (two wickets! down), 45. The play will be resumed
this morning at 11 o'clock.

Cayersa. PALsoz. ONI SHILLING DAY.-
11IONDAT, JUllllll.—Adadiskes oa persist, 7,903 ; ditto
by MGM tidos* 1,8511; total rialto's, 11,7158.
lime's HONCROPATHIC COCOA.—Its delicious
erase% pulsed emoodumaa„ and In" Isoretlaz power have pro-
cet‘d adoptios se a break teat harem's. I lb., e lb.,
mad I lb. ItselleK at le id. per lb , by the prinolpel Rom&
In►e9M~
4w gppe. Hommepetbic Mem* Landoa."
London, England, 1860-06-12

ROME.

ROME, Joss 9 (vtAMAIMISLLES).
Commander Martino, the Neapolitan' minister,
before leaving for Paris, had a conference with the
ambassadors of France and Russia. _

M. Friggeri, a colonel of the Pontifical cavalry,
has been arrested and imprisoned at AIIOOUR.
The official Oiornak di Roma announces the
definite fusion of the railway companies, and pro-
rogues until tho end of 1861 the construction of
the railway to the Neapolitan frontier.
The capital of the Pio Centrele Company is to
remain at 175,000,000 franca.

THE CESSION OF SAVOY AND NICE.
The Moniker of this morning publishes an
imperial decree, promulgating the treaty concluded
with Sardinia for the cession of Savoy and Nice.
In a report which precedes the promulgation
of the treaty, M. Thouvenel explains the
exceptional character of the new acquisition of
France. M. Thouvenel says the imperial policy

has not been directed by an ambitious thought.
This acquisition has not been obtained by form,
but only by the gratitude and friendship of tho
Sovereign, increased by the spontaneous and
unanimous enthusiasm of the population. The
King of Sardinia yesterday sanctioned the law
approving the cession of Savoy and Nice to France.
Official possession of these provinces will be taken
on Thursday next.
The Mimiteur also announces that the govern-
ment has withdrawn the project for a railway from
GraiaaPssac to Beziers.
London, England, 1860-06-12

THE POLICE COURTS.

MANSION-HOUSE.

Jeila Lee, a respectaTiyelreasei---Inan, described as an
angel iN paintings, residing at 4S, Wimbourne.street, was
=with being in the Union Bank of London, and the
Joint Moak Bank, Princesatreet, and the lank, of
Norm Glyn and Cu., and Messrs. Hobert, and Co., Lunt-
bard-street, !supposed with intent to commit a felony.
Dlr. Pewee appeared for the prisoner, instructed by Mr.
Board

It ;pared from the evidence of Webb, detective, tie
only witness examined, that on Saturday afternoon, while
in Primes-street, in company with Hugxett, another 1/14110-
tier, he eaw the prioner go into the Union Bank, when he
wee followed by Ruggett, but directly afterwards tame out
min and went under the portico of the Royal Exchange.
The "Seen went round by the north entrance, with the
Intention of corning up behind him ; but on reaching the
"wilco found him gone. They then went into Lombard-
etreet, and soon after maw the primmer enter Roberta' link,
where he ateyed a short time without speaking to any one,
and then left, and went back to the Union Bank, which he
quittod again immediately in the mine strange way, and,
once more going to Loinharibatreet, be entered Ifeeen.
Glyn's. Then be produced a pocket-hook from his pocket
London, England, 1860-06-12

VENICE.

The following proclamation hay, says the (.la,
zette dts Midi, been circulated in Venetia, and may,
that journal remarks, explain the military pre.
cautions Austria is taking in the province :
Brethren,—The signal of redemption will not be long
delayed. Austria is endeavouring to crush you, but be
of good heart; let your patriotic efforts be employed
with great firmness in the approaching reawakening of
Italy. The unfortunate men who are groaning in the
prisons of Peterwardein are not only your eons and
brothers, but ours ; but those who, led on by the brave
Garibaldi, and animated by the lo►e of their country, have
gone to deliver Sicily, are they leas your brothers than ours /
If yon suffer the outrages of servitude, display the pride of
martyrs. Dispersed in all the territones of Italy, the re.
Japes of Venice, by sacrifices and courage, have already
added to our history its most glorious page ; on the day of
insurrection they will know how to add to it a second one.
That day approaches! Keep alive in your hearts hatred
of the abhorred enemy, and faith in the future of Italy!
The magnanimous King who vanquished at Palestro bat
not ceased to feel his heart beat for you. His hand still
holds his sword, and that sword protects our cause !
London, England, 1860-06-12

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, JrNe

The organic statutes of the provincial diets are
ready for promulgation. They only await tho
approval of competent persons of the different
provinces to whom they have been confidentially
communicated by government.
In order to satisfy the admissible wishes of
the Hungarians, the Minister for the Interior has
frequent conferences with the Hungarian members
of the Council of the Empire.

VIENNA, MONDAY.

The full sittings of the enlarged Council of the
Empire have been adjourned for a fortnight. In
the meantime the Committee of the Reickratit
will continue the discussion of general burin.
The estimates relative to the direct and indirect
taxation for 1861 have already been submitted to
the committee.