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The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-30

INDIA AND CHINA,

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

We have received our despatches by the Overland
Mail, via Marseilles, with advices of the following
dates :—Calcutta to Sept. 22; Bombay, Oat. 3; Rot.
_Hong, Sept. 12 ; filtanghse, Sept. 14; canton. Sept,
10; Ceylon, Sept, 17 ; Mauritius, Aug. 27. ' and MC.
bourne, July 26. This last date is lam recent by
three days than intelligence already received per
Formosa, and published in the Express of Oct, 20,

INDIA.
India (says the Bombay Times) is tranquil. With
the exception of the continuance of the arrangements
for the Persian Gulf expedition, which is not expected
ever to quit our harbour, and some light ekirmuhing
on the Peshawar frontier, we have no event to report.
We have heard nothing of outrage or disturbance of
any sort, either in our own dominions or those of our
allies. In the northern Conoan we are now in the
midst of the squalls which close up the rainy season.
Through India generally the supply seems to hare
been abundant—in the upper countries so much so
as to have occasioned floods both in the Ganges and
Indus and their tributaries. In some parts
of the Punjab and Sinde, u well as in the
upper portion of the Gangetic Delta, the inun-
dations appear to have been disutrons. Upon
the whole, the fair season opens upon us auspi-
ciously. The Four-and-a-Hslf per Cent. loan hu
hitherto proved a failure, about 2,000/. having been
subscribed, where flee millions were required. Half
a per cent. or more must be given before what is
wanted can be obtained. A flying camp of exercise
has bees established in the Ensufraie country, on the
Peshawar frontier, under command of Brigadier
Cotton. It consists of her Majesty's 87th, the 21st
and 61st N.L, two squadrons of the sth Light
Cavalry, a squadron of the 7th Irregulars, Sappers
and Miners, and some guns. It is probable that
besides a camp of exercise, a demonstration against
some of the wild tribes, always committing outrages,
may be in view. A powerful chief was lately killed
by than in consequence of his adhesion to British in.
tenets, and this outrage is not likely to go unpunished.
The Governor-General remains at Calcutta, and it
is stated that the Court of Directors have finally
decided that unless urgent affairs require his pre.
stenos in the interior, the expense of travelling should
be avoided. Lord Harris is about to make a tour
almost immediately through the Mainsail, vieitiag
the districts of Cuddapah, Bellary, and Centre. Sir
George Anson left Calcutta on a tour to the Upper
Provinces on the 22d September, expecting to reach
Allabebad about the 26th of October. The Bombay
import market was steady, and the state of trade in
general enoouraging. The money market had become
more settled. Government and other securities were
languid. Freights remained firm.
London, England, 1856-12-02

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 2, 1856.

' and ultra-Reapplies* by a Premier all of whose
sympathies are utterly opposed to snob tendencies.
In Dr. BAILING and Dr. VILLIERS there are, as
we have remarked, active restr•:ming Ininences of
toleration at work which may in their Nese remove
all danger ; but in Mr. Biennia= we an Ind
nothing of the sort to reconcile as to hie appointment.
Yet it has been made in all loyalty and sincerity by
Lord Prascusvon, and with an abstinence and disre-
gard of personal onsiderations highly commendable.
What effect this alliance between the Premier and
so thoroughly organised a party as the Evangelical
may have at a general election, time alone can show.
Such appointments will then probably condone the
letter to Edinburgh and the bands in the Parks on
Sunday. If so, they will not be without their poli-
tical uses and advantages.

Two serious dangers may, however, be apprehended
from too great a triumph to the Evangelical party
on the Episcopal bench. One is a decided
alienation on the part of the younger clergy
from their Bishops, such as brought discredit on the
Church and injury to religion in the reigns of the
First and Second Oxman. The other lies in the
direction of unwise attempts to narrow and restrict
the Church of England, by the impetus which this
exaltation of the Low Church party may give to its
more intolerant spirits. Resolutely opposed as we
are to the principles of sacerdotalism which would
give to the Church a superiority over the law and
state of England, and which would convert its
clergy into mediators instead of ministers, we
desire to resist those principles by reason, discussion,
and intellectual coaviction, and by the right and
duty of private and personal judgment, rather than
by coastent resorts to courts of law and judicial deci-
sions. We quite admit that there are oases in which
the latter remedies may be properly applied, and
have already treated the DENISON ow;as one of those
rare exceptions. Bat they require a skill, a temper-
ance, a discretion in their selection, for which we can-
not safely rely on the school of the new Bishops. Its
leaden speak too lightly and think too rashly of a
rapture of the Church of England; they have not
that deep and hearty regard for religious freedom
awl toleration which is the sheet anchor of Euglieh
society ; they do not appear to
.as to be aware what
principles are really at stake in the controversy; and
they are not competent, by learning, ability, or tem-
perament, to cops with the other side.
Hence we are inclined to think that Lord Pm,-
nutsnat, disinterested as his choice has person-
ally been, might have found men of higher and better
views, of sounder and truer wisdom, and of greater
powers of public aid legislative usefulness than even
Bishops Bain°, Vn.mins, and Bicatsaitrarn,
though of their many personal excellences, of their
unaffected piety, and of their deep devotion to their
dudes, we entertain a high estimate.
London, England, 1856-12-02

UNIVERSITY IN TELLIGIM CE.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.—The following is a list
of the candidates who have paused the late examinations for
degreos In medicine:—
M.D. Exantiaation.—John Hillier Blount, Kings Col-
legs; Henry Thodyks Carter, Si. George's Hoepitsl; Wm.
Tiffin Diff, Guy's Hospital ; John White Keyw.irth, Sr.
Thomas's Hospital; Frederic Hobert Spackman, ldiddleeez
Hospital.
M.B. Essnilastion.—Pass Eleminstion—Edwyn An.
drew, University College, James Gibbs Blake, 8.A., Uel•
vanity College; Thomas Edwin Burton Brows, Guy'e
Hospital ; Edward Claptos, S.. Thomas's Hospital; From&
J..neph Dowliog, King's College; Sidney J atm St.
Thomas's Hospital ; /limey Maisileley, University College;
Jobe Charles Thorowgood,Uaneraity College, James Ewe,
King's College.
Egansiestion for Honous.—The following obtained
honoen in the respective subjects at the M.B. Elamice•ion:
—Physiology and Commune Anetowy—(Equal) Thorned.
Edwin Berton Brown (gold medal), Guy's HorpiW ; Henry
fdandeley (gold medal), University College. Surgery—
Henry Mandeley (Uni eeee ity medical scholarship and gold
medal), University College; Thnmu Edwin Burton Brown
(gold medal), Goy's Hospital; Jamu Gibbs Blake, B A.,
University College. Medicise—James Gibbs Blake, B.A.
(gold medal), University College ; John Char). a Thorow-
good (gold medal), University College; Francis Joseoh
Dowling, King's College ; Thomas Edward Barton Drown,
Gay's Hospital.
London, England, 1856-09-15

SPAIN.

MADRID, Barr. 13.
By royal deem, pablielled in the Gaul., General
Creep° is removed front the oommand of the Philip-
pines, and replaced by General Alma. The utmost
tranqsillity prevails everywhere.

Midrid of the 11th publish's a royal
decree accepting the reeignatims of M. Sealants es
Spanish minister at Washiegton. A royal ordinance
limits the exercise of extraordinary powers to serious
oases.

In the Madrid journals of the Bth, General Zara's,
ez-Minister of Foreign ALfain, is spoken of foe the
emamand of the Halberdiers, and IL Gonsales Bravo
for the Embeary at Washington. The state of siege
has been proclaimed in the Canary Islands, but the
national guard had not yet bees disarmed.

PIEDMONT.

A Genoa letter, of September 11, says that Mr. W.
Brett has renonoced the project of laying down the
electric sable to Algiers, by way of Cagliari and
Bone. He h going to take noundinp between Mar-
seilles and Algiere to ass if the great selinearb•
valley is not proloogsd. If it should be found to be
prolonged, tbs wire will be laid down through the
Straits of Gibraltar.
London, England, 1856-09-15

THE COLLIERY EXPLOSION AT OLDBURY.

The last of the flys isgusis bold ape the UAW
adu slam ases sod We mite one killed by as mamba
st Lora Wad's Ilessel.hell 01111157, ow Oldbowia:
the Illik et teiSs7 Mt phew the .111550.. et
last at the Ante Munk beim IL Dealer. am.
•••si for W. Not. Aka • Mostbeesil ie
• used •Iniodankis• wewawiM uplrt bin&

DUBLIN, rlzr.r. 13.
The real already nbseribed for the Crimean ban-
quet amine Isaserly 7001.. his Ezosllmsay tM Berl
of Wilds, tho Meat Bee. the Prisms Lord Gogh,
Lord Dually, Lord Lasso, the Earl of Diadem Lord
Talbot of MAMA., Lord Powersceart, Lord Portal.-
, lington' Lord Astons, the Lord Mayor and Lord
Mayer slog, Mr. W. Dorgan, Sir Thome Berisciede,
Mr. Roam% Mr. V. O'Brien O'Connor, and Mr.
George Roe being among the principal enatribeton.
Some Mildred and fifty names t Nide. appear in the
list rabbits % bat the gs petal publics hare not yet
some k with hair wbssriptiono.
The Lrad•Lirrakarat wee entertained with groat
inagaillesnee on Tuesday last at Elmo Park, the sat
lof the Eel of Porterhouse.
Sir Osik (haspOsli has kit Dahlia for ths south,
on his tsar of
Lord Ur aritithdrawn his resignation as
chatelaine the Dundalk board of guardians, on that
body basics undertaken to abstain from the discus-
sible of medial usstioos. Me writes :—s.l hope
that I telly appreciate the esasiderstios thus shows
tomP& Inintaally, 'ad ant eseddeat that you will
sever 'uo_ pens Amass, mites I=l:rotiada
la tho Islamists of the voles ae to guard
oar proosediege tram anus dienniunes is tare.*
A violent malt allotted, a tow evuudege since, out-
ride a hew to Owls is whisk a meeting of the Irish
MAsionery llosisty was %gag Yid, end acted in an
outrageous meaner, breaking several mums of glass
in the windows. and threatening arms of the persons
attending the meeting with violates. Semi of the
partite ars to ppser hem the magistrahn this day,
to anstrar themharges brought 'utast them ice the

Oa the other aide, an amount appears in the Cork
papers of the pulling down and breaking of a stone
erase which ornamented the gate of a °parent at
Clonakilty, in that county.
The previneial mere received today costal, most
eatisfeetay reports of the harvest in every part of
Ireland, the dimness of the weather daring the past
week having enabled the famous to complete their
harvest operation almost throughout the country.
London, England, 1856-09-15

THE EAST.

The French papers of yesterday publish the fol-
lowing telegraphic dispatches:

MARSEILLES, BLroIDLT.

The Mersey lase arrived. with Coostaaboople news to
Sept. 4th. Considerable balms had lass dose fa areal.
The nstaktry Is onseabdated, "'deg is a said** &stye of
Uetke en the put of Lord Bedeilffe..,
It fa pretended that the usthopiestie nuptial given to
Barra Talleynod by the Remakes hes tooled the ardour of
the English oriel/teak" thumbs eit the prinelpolities, sad
thet be will shandoo the prrjeat es "mention that the
Beloit will Was* to setback' the enttlog through the
Isthmus of Sue, sod "needs the Posies Mali Railway 0
the Zoe ab.

The Ceammatisople Beak lobes* meets with hapall-
Assts.

T►a &Man has gives woilsatss to Basis Proksesb sad
MM. do Thomas' sad TalloyssaL Admiral Stewart has
goo, to Malts. Lied Lyoas will, it Is said, seen leave der
Beglead.

fin Torts who hen hot Hubs will moan pastime of
2,100 plutroo

There have been sagegestents on the frontiers of Latina
between the Turks and the Albanian irregulars.
A letter from Smyrna of the 6th says that the Austrian
squadron hes arrived in that sort.
Blight shooks of earthquke have been left at Brows,
end there has been a violent one In the Caucasus.

The Mersey brings aura that Sir Henry Belwer bas ar•
rived at Cosstaatiaopie. The conatiwien for the merge.
elution of the Daubiae Priaeipalitiu l the complete.
The Jowly.: de Corsetantinople auistalas that Moldavia sad
Wallachia will sot be united.

The English engiasen engaged to sake ys for a
railway to Bagdad bare arrived at Constantinople. The
Prom d'Orisne asks whether (heat Britain newts to send
soldiers to gaud the line against the Bedouins.

There have been trouble; at Nsplouse. Palestine le quiet.

The Persian governineat b preparing a brilliant reception
foe the French anbasesdor.

THE MEDITERRANEAN.

MALTA, SEPT. 8.

There being anus to fear that some of the Italian
Legion who bad quitted the English service and returned to
hely, bad been incarcerated both in the Taw= dominion,
and Naples, one of their officers bee been sent privately
to wake every isquiry, and to, if possible, discover the
truth, which, in Naples, will be rather difficult.

The Neapolitan Consul is giving foul bills of health, and
the Sardinian Consul clean,so that the chances an that pa•
singers will be subjected to quarantine at Naples, while
they will have fres Fatigue at Genoa. Malta is in every
way healthy—never more so. We have report of cholera
but the place, in spite of such reports, wu healthier.
On the 4th her Majesty's ship Mem:spas arrived and
sailed neat day for Ragland. Her Majesty's ship Caradoc
also ailed for Marseilles. On the 6th her Majesty's ship
Supply sailed with stores for Corfu and Athens. On the 7th
her Majesty'. ship Oberon arrived from the lonian Islands
with matte and paeseagets. Otuthe Bth her Mejetty's ship
Majestic arrived from Ragland.
This being the anniversary of the capture ef Sebastopol
the sergeants of the Ist Royals gave a ball end sapper at
their camp at St. Francis de Paolo.
The India mail arrived at 10 p.m. on the Bth, and leaves
at 7 am. (9th )
London, England, 1856-09-15

MINES-2 HIS DAT.

Two o'CLoOK.
In the market for British mining stooks, there is
an increased inquiry for Wheel Buller, Alfred Con-
sols, and Wheal Grenville. Great Wheel Alfred
shares stand at 12! to 13, showing a further advance.
In the Stock Exchange Tin Croft shares have been
dealt in at 32.
Subjoined is the official list of Saturday's trans.
actions in the Mining Exchange :

Great Alfred, 111, 12. }, 11i, I, 121 ; Pork. 101, 11;
83/triaaa CODOO:P. 2i, I. ; time/oft. 41 • Wbaal Ballet,
2971, 300, 3021, 306; Wheal Mary Asa, 38'1,38, !.
London, England, 1856-09-15

NICARAGUA.

The advice, from Nicaragua by the Atrato agree
with those by New York in depicting the desperate
condition of 'Walker. The followingare the move-
ments of the English squadron :—Orion, 91, Captain
E. Erskine, at Greytowo ; Arrogant, 47, Captain H.
Lyster, at Oreytown; Victor. 6, Commander A. de
Horsey, at Oreytown ; Intrepid, 6, Commander Wm.
Wood, at Oreytown; Imperious, 51, Captain R.
Watson, C. 13., on a week's maize ; Cossack, 20, Capt.
J. Cockburn, on a week's cruise; Pioneer, 8, Com-
mander G. R. Monde, on a week's (vele. ' • Archer, 13,
Captain Heathcole, orn;zing ; Tarter, 20, Captain
Melon, ernizing; Eurydice, 26, Captain Tarleton,
C. 8., gone to Jamaica; Hermes, 6, Captain Gordon,
expected—paddlewheel steamship.
CHILI AND PERU.

Dates from Valparaiso are to the let, and from
Callao to 11th August. In Chili the elections were
going on, but so far there had only been one vote
against the return of D. M. Montt, as President of
the Republic. It has been decreed that all mer-
chandise introduced from the Argentine republic and
deposited in the Valparaiso Custom-honee after the
10th May is to be exempt from duty, as expressed in
the new treaty. The treaty of friendship and com-
merce with Sardinia has been concluded. A project
to construct a railroad from Conception to Talcahuano
by Luis Cousin° was about being submitted to Con-
greet. The works on the Valparaiso Railroad are
entirely going on. The republic is very tranquil.
Regime is not brick, arrivals being limited 1 prices
generally steady. Flour is quoted for 2001 b., 10.50
dole.; copper, per qql., in bars, 21.50 dole. ; corn,
per (mega, 4.75 dole. Freights—For England, 41.
to 41. 10e.
London, England, 1856-01-29

RAILWAY REFORM.

LIVERPOOL, Yoxoar.
This day, at 1 o'clock, a mooting of railway alma
holders was bald is the Cotton Bales Room, lizehange-
buildings, the object being to obtain a Wenn In the
management of railways.
Mr. RITWORSK, M.P., presided, sad in opening the
proesedings said—Any one who bad embarked ht railway
speculations Mum the owasooomiseat of such undertakings
mast him sees that Uwe wire cryiog *ails somewhere, tho
remit of which bad beau the depreciation of some of the
cheat property, sod the shareholden had lost mush of that
profit they were "'Wiled to by the embaskation of their
°KOMI. He alluded stroogly to the branch lines
that hod been created. nearly ail of which tended
to draw off the legitimate walla from the arterial
lines, sad after some farther obsenations argieg a Teem
in the railway system be eaUsd upon Mr. Kailas, of
Leaks, to address the meeting. The latter gentleman at
sons length dwelt upon the enormous amount of mossy
himeted in railway property,
thee,
comparing the value et
linos with the Fransk he said that on the Ist
ofilatab e, 1856, thirty-one British railways, whielt had cost
124,000,0001., were worth in the market only 89,000,000 k ;
while thine** French railways, which met 31,000,0001.,
won worth 60,000,000 k He dwelt ages the apathy
mimosa by shareholders in looking atm the interests
of lira °missal's is which they had Isvawal money.
He also argued that the capital and maim shoal' be kept
eatirefy mouths, so that the di Nisei& wet be w-
afted to take the sapital to make nape dividami. Other
wmatbmwas spoke upon the subject, and it was is length re-
esieM to fens a provisional committee to catmlitise tie best
t 0..., of remedying the evils to which had been
ash, lei to or waste with the Council la Lomas.
London, England, 1856-01-29

THE REPRESENTATION OF MIDHURST.

The following addreesee have been issued to the
olactors of Ilidbaret :

..13entlemen,—The kind and generous confidence and
support with which I have been honoured by you as your
representative for nearly ten years, makes it a matter of no
little regret to me that I shall soon be obliged to resign the
trust which you have plead in my hands; but, having re-
relived such numerous applications from my own University,
' to allow myself to be put in nomination us a candidate at
the approaching election, I felt I had hardly any other
alternative than to respond to the tall which has thus bean
made to me. For no other constituency would I ever have
eichanged the honour of representing you in the House of
Commons ; and when I think of the cordiality and kinds's'
which I have invariably received from yen on all occasions,
I am sere my gratitude will be as lasting as It is heartfelt
and 'inure.

" With the warmest wishes for your bappinsse and pro.
parity, I hays the honour to ►e, gentlemen, your obedient
humble servant, " SPIWCILIt H. WALPOLE."

Gentlemen,—Mr. Walpole having bad the honour of
receiving a requisition to stand for the University of Cam
bridge, of which he boo distinguished an ornament, has felt
it his duty to accept the invitation.
" I therefore venture to offer myself as his successor in
representing you, aced to solicit your suffrages. if you shall
think fit to honour me with year confidence, you may de
peed upon a faithful and diligent discharge of my public
ty, so a member of the legislature, in critical and eventful
times, and upon my ever watchfully attending to your local
interests. I have the honour to be, gentlemen, your very
faithful tenant, " SAW:IL WAILBES."
London, England, 1856-01-29

(Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

DRAMA.

COVENT-GARDEN.

The rival managers of the two great theatres are
conytag ea • soft of war of squibs against each other—
Keith*, of them, we should think, kith mach good to him-
asUor meek bum to his adversary; and mutely with.
very little entertainment to the public Than-lose, we

. -
1/141 tM spenar; Mr. Oblides Mathews tuning
began by portoostlay tb. Chest Wizard of the Nortb, wad
girlie 'Weaker imitations of his tricks. Last sight

ispeater-swalb was let off by Mr. Andereoa--e very
alight .ad very itinerant affair. Indeed, there was
as eery little is it that we do not well know
bow to describe it. Mr. Alamo& west on far et least

an boar and a half, giviag a miss of his usual mot
jurist Melts. As be was shout to begia a fresh one he
was Isterrapted by the sodden antrome, apparently, of Mr.,
0. Mathews, who isolated that As was tb. Great Wizard of
the North, pushed Mamas maids, sad took the entertain-
meat oat of hls heads. The seeming Charles Mathews
was Mt. Leigh Marray, whom imitation wee so mospisut
that it was safildeat to demise anybody. It was
Mathews himself, with all Ma wet-kaolin' para.
WafMes :s lake, -tatimmteo, 'Mil IssiaMmr; his toes.
lea swagger, voluble talk, sad Imperturbable ams-
abalones. Anderson attsrapted to mist the intrusion, bat
the supposed Mathewe's cool snaring got the batter—he
was sot to be stopped, and played mins trick, in Ander-
sou's own way with great elerenmer. Mr Murray alio
istrodused some imitations of ether performers ; Int of K.
K.sa fa the Corsican BMA's", sad nest of Mr. Ander

sou himself is Rob Rog This last was toosivod with
shoats of laaglatar, whisk it well doomed, for the 'wa-
hines was perfect, while it was exceesivsly ridieulmw. Mr.
Anders's' °said warmly have half liked bolas so
*vitally mialackiid to his face. All this was inter-
mixed with muse very bald sad meagre dialogue, 'missed
wit► a few puma alhaloas to Charles Mathews's &Me,
difikalties, he., whisk were not vary well received, sad
gave rise to very audible hisses. It struck us that more of
this met of thisg had been imam:kid, bet it was judged ea-
pedisat to cut it out. There was a very fall house, sad a
groat dial of uproarious applause ; bat oar impression was,
Kr. Audarsoa's squib had mired are. This petty warfare
is sot is goad taste oa either side. If it is pereistod la, the
pahlie will he disposed to gat sick of it, sod to cry, "A
*swot both your houses I"
London, England, 1856-01-29

THE MIGISLEY POISONING CASE.

EXRDYATION OF TUB BODY OF ME. COOKE.

From mom mum or other the gentlemen aetiog
oa behalf of the Crow* have deemed it proper to exhume
Me body of the late Mr. Cooke. Itiformetios reached Mr.
Smith, the peleemee ettomey, on Friday night, Omit 11
o'clock, of their betestiosi. That mamma inedistely
pee node, to Maw. Ludes sad Oudiner, the solicitor'
foe the peosemtlimost Baplq, that be should insist
apes being present, with a view to an examination
of the epilog marrow sad brain; them two important
organs never baring bees examined before, although they
would be those primarily effected by the administration of

strychnine. Pr;tenor Helm and Mr. Oliver Pemberton,
surgeon to the Birmingham General Hospital, attended at
Bergey ea Setarday awning, when they met Dr. limick-
ton, who has hies deputed by the Crown to make the re

examiners of the body, r req sired. We on alt fa a
parrs to state whet snort Dr. Moreton any afro, but
we ors assured fret so fez ss the eurfastra west then
wss nothing daionerest to show that drib hal reertoel
free ths admiral:rim of orphans. The bran, how-

Gemara set mislead. It had beta eat:sated cos the
drat post amens ssanttnaUee, awl had the been t►rows
anceipt the abdominal viscera. sad oensagasatly rc-eaasat-
satire epee the present osessios was inswertible.
wasiatas vtdi iblir ask wow aselliwilionollis

has beea glee. to the solicitors for the Crows, by Yu
galling en Dr. Taylor for by mamas for supposing Mr.
Cooke lad dud from unease protium' by the 'dadaist:s-
ties; of strychnine; and also to know whatber Dr. Taylor
founded his opinion before the spinal column and brain
had been atomised, and also upon what data. Mr. Smith
else nquired a statusent of the condition of sash organ be
bad examined is referees, to Dr. Taylor's evidence
whertia be said that no ether owdirdne but strychnine could
module titans.

A long amy of ranileal sontkints have boon cossoltod
wit► mud to Proton°, Taylor's opinion, and a most rola -
shim correspondanai (saatsiniag somas important instances

eoutradictory of the effect said to bays buss produced by
the drugs found in the body of Um deceased) will be pro
doted at the trial.

TIM PANAMA RAILWAY.

We learn, by the Arago, that the earplug earnings
el the hmt aia moatbs of 18556 areouated to nearly throe per
cent., after pitying • dividend of six per coat. to the shore-
beldam The following is the statemeat of the income end
=LSum The troops recently sent over the isdimus for
a rosebed Panama from Aspinwall, with all their
beaus, is four hours; and thasgb 20 of them wen token
beet the hospital at the time of embarkation, they all ar-
rived is perfect health, aid were put aboard the Pacifico
steamer at Palmas, witliont • aingle case of desertion. The
negotiations between the Nicaragua Transit Company and
the Milted States Mail Company, by which the traffic over
the railway is expected to be considerably increased, were
progressing favourably.
Dols.
Bokser of malt kr No moths. maim Nov. 50th,
1959
To which add 111H100ata word ski Dot i.o.lkoted 67,431 69
517,917 U

es
London, England, 1856-01-11

IRELAND.

_ -
DUBLIN, Jaw. 10.
This day Mr. Richard Jones, tea factor of ()nem-
street, who kept a Post-office rectiving-bonse, was
arrested and charged with appropriating letters de.
posited with him for transmission. Bail to the
amount of 1,0001. was reqoired. The magistrates
sent the case for trial at the next commission.
The sale of the Earl of Miltown's estates was
brought to a close yesterday io the locumbered
Estates Court, the last 23 lots having be en with-
drawn, es a sufficient sum bad been realised by the
remainder to cover all the iucntubrances. The pro.
duce of the 85 lots sold in the coursed the two days
was 101,3501. The noble proprietor was himself the
petitioner for the sale.
The following extract from a letter in the Wexford
Independent refers to a late English legal appoint.
anent :

Tour old friend and fellow pupil, Burnaby, judge of the
Leicestershire County Court, died suddenly two or Mru
d ye ego at Torquay, and the appointment was offered last
night by the Lord Chancellor to Illerjesnt Miller, end he has
accepted it: A native of Ireland, • catholic, and not
possessed of a single political friend or connexion."
London, England, 1856-10-08

THE ROMAN STATES.

The troubles of the papal government at Pesaro
are not yet quite over. They were occasioned, as will
be remembered, by the attempt to exact the new tax
which has been imposed on patents, and which cannot
be collected without the utmost difficulty. The
tradesmen of Pesaro have closed their shops unani-
mously, so that it is scarcely possible to buy even the
commonest and most necessary articles in the town.
The local magistrate at first made all sorts of pro-
mien to induce them to remove this interdict, but the
engagements which he offered to make to the in-
habitants were all set aside at onoe by the delegate of
the province, Monsignor Badia, who arrived at Pesaro
soon afterwards with 400 Swiss troops. It is now
asserted that the inhabitants have yielded, and paid
the tax; but this was effected, be it observed, not by
the compliance or coercion of the persons individually
wowed to it, but by a subscription amongst other
people of Pesaro to provide the aggregate sum.

SPAIN.

The Mats publishes the following statement in
its correspondence from Madrid :

♦ angular Maiden% has slightly oompliested the Milli of
the sequestration. The Britannic charge d'affsires, having
obtained a knowledge of the intentions of the Minister of
name, thought proper to ask M. Pastor Dies for expla-
nations on the subject. I am amend that the English
diplomatist desired to know whether the raising of the
sequestration was not a measure undertaken with a view of
preparing the return of Coma Christina to Madrid ; and
he said that the letter event would be comidered over all
Europe as a return to a Tolley which had already produced
a fatal effacing Spain, and of which Europe had mea at the
time a reammable subject of complaist. It is said that M.
Pastor Dias, to his reply to the English agent, questioned
with vivacity the right of intervention which the latter had
attributed to himself. The step takes by the representa-
tive of Lord Howdon has had a very different result to that
antielpated.
London, England, 1856-10-08

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE AFFAIR OF NEUFCHATEL

The following despatdi anon in th. Gasetk
dAtigsbowrg :

"BERME, Oar. 2.

__ •
I, M. de Salignao-Feneloo, French Ambassador to
the Swiss Confederation, paid an official visit yeast.-
day to M. Stampfli, president of the Confederation,
for the purpose of asking from him, in the name of
the Frenon government, an amnesty on behalf of the
Royalists of NourchateL"
London, England, 1856-10-08

THE NEXT CONGRESS.

The Gasetts du Weser states that the principal
aim of M. liabnees journey to Vienna was to pre-
pare the questions which are to be submitted to a
forthcoming Coerces at Pavia. "It seems certain,"
says this journal, " that all the Powers are agreed
upon convening this Congress ea soon as possible,
and of submitting to it the differences which
have arisen on many points treated of at
the former Congress. It is thought hers
that certain questions of high interest, such as
the union of the Principalities and the relations be-
tween Montenegro and Turkey have been sufficiently
debated to ensure a majority for the view adopted by
Austria. As to the affair of Naples, it is hoped that
the King may be induced to send of his own accord a
plenipotentiary to the Congress, or to a special Con-
gress to be held afterwards, in which the Italian and
Greek questions shall be considered."

The official ()agate de Verona airs that at Vienna
a kin belief is entertained, that the King of Naples
will " comply with the friendly ressonstraneseof
. .

lowtria, which are entirely in bannony with the
views of the French cabinet"
London, England, 1856-10-08

PRRVENTION Or BURGLARY AND FIRR.

Lent =oath' a party of ripen= aokrobled at
Ife. 146, Ilepandrest, to Ow Dr. Deablioffner uplak as
tarsier ontriessos bunted by a Kr. Bonus, for elto
preveatlea of burglary sad are. The upedleet Is of tho
simplest, bat of the wet easiest character. It waists of
• spdag easesalml le every door, window, abuts, or desk
to whim it se= be thought proper to apply it, aid it k
engaged that whoa any attempt at bargiarloas =try, or
was et Imperial with sloth is mode, as elect= dread k
completed, which emirs an alarm bell to ring la the bed-
room of the wester of the -home. Ii 'the day time*,
circuit sea be that off by terming a handle; bat so hug
•ea the watch is set, neither lapses nor egrets is possible
=thud tbe hamlet*, sad paradadost of Peterliatt.
'The &alum of NottlegAill may, therefore, for the future.
rest in pesos without lavelthig the aid either of revolves or
maa.treps ; sad, provided always that the public will avail
ithemesivet of Kr. Darren deur iaveatioo, the burglary
Wend may as well direst its situation to some more honest
aid Fatal& industry. An Englishman's house may sow
became his suede la a some hardly contemplated by
the edglaator of that (mom apothegm. lives Are
will lad it Mikan to beak oat whitest leave.
The heattlisaei for stark= the =youth= de.
'mint" is eenitnetall ea the plastids of Draper',
tbsenceiette ; vibes the tumperatare of a roes
vbea. hem say cause, toped a gives limit—say 120 =-
ardie electric deceit will be etimplletse. and the alarm
ida sum= testa= asthma= Oa bee= it is
S. say, the hiveatica will be istalualik. The mat
-it le • bums of erakiesy eke Is AMC set is,
and ea arnittissal posit r. }Erb Nisialllllll.
= lemma =it eford the mew
ea outlay of ten dues that tla COI*
ftsliieseemawel=os noes. After lisaraieg to Dr.
tliketaspeay dined twelur, led
leardially dna siesw to the enterprise of the isisstsse.
lima. Somas aid Lissom
•
London, England, 1856-09-12

The du/trials Quetta espouses warmly, ea it would
appear, the cause of the Swiss republicans, whom it
oonorstulatee on their having stifled at its birth by
their promptitude and energy a new European quer-
tion. a The present situation," says this journal,
" alters in no respect the rights of the Prussian
crown; this question has rather the air of a civil law-
suit than that of a political question of any weight,
and it will probably be settled by the acceptance of
an indemnity."

TURKEY.

The speebd eonsmisidon °barged by the Turkish

government to try Salih Pacha and five other par-
sons for the alleged murder of a Greek girl, named
Node's, at Varna, re-assembled at Constantinople
on the 26th nit. Salih Pacha, being brought, was
asked if he had nothing to add to the declarations
he had made, and he replied in the negative. The
accused itifaat, servant to the paoha, was then
placed at the bar—he was chained hand and foot,
and the chains were so long and heavy that he
passed them over his shoulder. The president told
him that he had been put in chains, because be had
attempted to deceive the court by false declarations,
and he asked him if he had no new statements to
make. The man answered, "No." Several witnesses

were examined, and they all stated that they knew,
either of their own knowledge or from report, that
the girl had been carried, off, but; they could: not
assert positively that she had been secreted in the
residence of Salih Paths. It was announced to the
tribunal that all attempts to discover a
female named Chonmalu Query, who warn
suspected of having taken the girl to the residence
of the pachs, had been unsuccessful, though she
had been sought after everywhere. Under these air-
curestances, the president, addressing Seth Pada,
said:—" As from the interrogatories of your fellow-
accused, and from the depositions of the witnesses,
the most serious charges on you have disappeared.
we authorise you to return home every evening; but
until the end of the trial you must keep yourself
constantly ready to answer the call of the tribunal,
and you mast, besides, remain all day long in the
Seraskerat." The tribunal then adjourned to the
2nd of September. The father of the murdered eg
was present at the proceedings.
London, England, 1856-09-12

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

We have advices from the Cape of Good Hope to
July 28.
His Excellency the Governor wu at Queen'.
Town, where the inhabitants had congratulated him
Excellency on the announcemtnt of peace, and
expressed a hope that Queen's Town would be
among the number of those plains in which the
"Legion" would be located. The same request WY
preferred at Port Elizabeth and other places.
Letters from King William's Town mention that
there has been an affray between the Galeku and
the Tambookiee, which has hoen attended with some
loss of life. One report is that the affray took place
in the neighbourhood of Clarkebory, and another that
it occurred near Beecham Wood. There is a report
that the station of the Rev. Mr. Thomas, in Tamboo.
kieland, has been attacked.
The Graham's Town Journal says:
By way of British Kaffraria we have intelligence of a
rather serious commotion between the Am apondu and soma
native refugees residing on an outstation connected with
the Wesleyan mimentaty institution of Beecham Wood. II
appears that this out-station was soddenly attacked about a .
fortnight ago by a strong body of Aniapondas, under a son
of Fake's, and that one of the "tweed party was killed and
Ave were wounded. As is customary io native feeds, the
whole of the station was fired, one little girl being burned to
death in the hut in which she dwelt, There was a report
that the missionary, Mr. Thomas, had been killed in the
affray, but we believe this is entirely without foundation.
the usual place of residence of that gentleman being at
Clarkebuty, a considerable distance from the scene of com-
motion.
London, England, 1856-09-12

THE MORMONS.

A letter from Copenhagen of the Bth aye :—" A
body of Mormons have fee some time past held weekly
meetings la the concert-zoom of the Scandinavian hotel in
this city, for the purpose of explaining the doctrines of the
sect, and answerieg soy objections that may be mule
to them. Is the last sitting a Jew hawker, miter listening
to then with great attention, cried, I abjure Judaism,
and I imbrue the worship of the Latter Day Sabre!'
He wee at ones accepted, and after the usual for-
malities received what is called conseeratioa.' He
was then invited to take his place on the platform
amongst his new fellow believen ; bat no sooner had he
dose so than he pot up and prepwed the abolition of poly-
gamy, which to authorised by the sect. This proposition
excited the indignation of the Mormons, and an angry dis-
cussion d between them sod t►e new convert. The
latter was wet mly 'sprinted by several women of the lower
classes, and ti.e Mormons were backed by the men. If we
abolish polygamy,' cried a jovial botcher, we shall
make any more proselytte,for that is the heft at whist' people
bite.' 'lf polygamy be abolished; @boated a shrivelled
tailor, I will abandon Mormonism at once. I only 'dinned
it Is order to be able to marry as often as I liked.'
Them deslaradoes were resolved with abeam of derision
from the erintntoro In the galleries. At length the Mor-
mons became exasperated, and risehiag on the Jew, they
beat bin savegely, sad sesta trampled him ander foot. This
led to a regular tight between the polygamists and their ad
versales, sad the windows, lamps, sad chain were meshed
to provide missiles. After awhile a body of police come in,
arrested the leaders la the row, sod cleared the room. One
of the Mormon priests, ow being smiled, pompously saw
mooed the p)lice ti rebus him, on t►e grouted that he was
inviolable; bat to his Muses disgust he was locked sp."

The following an ware of filo wore recent arrival,
at the Caledonia* Hotel, Chan, via., Prises of Onap sad
slate ; Bares Giromrald, aldo-do-osoop to Ma Royal High-
ness the ringing Doke of Brunswick, end Bargee*
Oinowald, for Sus& sod leas, to.; Dike sad Dunne of
Molds, for Applooror ; Sul sad Cnoten of Stanford.

froia Skye; Sr Jolts ord, for UM, Vissosat flydasy, le;
Toyama Coatis ; Mos. Orsavloy Berkeley sad lady, for
CCosoos ; Bowl sad Lodi Ossotasos drama; Berl ay
Wiitos; tbo Hsi. Mr. sad Mrs. Spoacor, for filo watt:
Bores sad Dumas Ds Norman; Mrs. Doestior Stow.,
to., &IL
London, England, 1856-10-01

MALTA, Szrr. 24.

The trial of Giuseppe Mill for the murder of GO:
Thomas Graves, terminated about 7.30 p.m., having emu-
pled two days. Upwuda of twenty doctor, Isere examined,
and all bat two were of opinion that the wound wee mortal
from the first ; two, Dr. 0. Portent, and a pupil of his, Dr.
Lamle, were of a contrary opinion, considering that
death was caused by the in which the wound was
treated.
The jury, consisting of nine Maltese, deliberated for two
boors, and unanimously declared the prisoner guilty of
having wounded Captain Grave. ; and one against eight
declared with Intent of °easiest him grievous bodily harm,
This verdict the judge would not receive, and the jury
11 agate retired for half an hour, and then returned a verdict
—guilty of having inflicted a wilful and serious bodily hens
and that death ensued from accidental canes. which
followed the wound, and not from the wound itself.
The Craws-Advocate demanded application of the
sennst punishment (which Is five to eine lean imprison-
meet), and the counsel for the defence, the mildest applie.
able according to the coda, and the nature of the crime.
The court, seeing so meson for mitigation of puoishment,
In coaequeaca of the gravity of the crime, condemned the
pri.oaer to nice year's hoed labour.
The prisoner's ocsolnem and calmness never deserted him,
He appeared in every way uncnacerned, and more like a
spectator than the criminal. He chatted end smiled oeca•
atonally with the greatest freedom and WC

CitalfdtfilleMent..}—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS WONDER..
ern rot Cosine DPW= or nut Carer.—Mr. ll,tbbn. of Newbna
Abbot, informed Pr,feesor Holloway that a lady residing Deft Ma
! elated that elm considered Holloway's PIP• had teen InannaM
ranee her ; three medial men hrd pronounced her dlowaps Is.
I ermine, terming it eoLetanptiois melon an recount of some
belne eared of a Heal ar complete; she determined on Airing =
trial. and. fortunately for her, they hare effected a perfect mum Ind*
Mehl willing to toady t.y referrom to Ur. Ilohlw.--Sold by all mei&
sine weeders thronshout the world; at Protesser Holloway's ea s
blielintsste, 244. dttand, London, and 80. M tidemlace, New Tett;
It. Nampa. Constantinople ; A. Oaldloy, Saynsa; and I. Mfrs

1
London, England, 1856-10-01

THE EQUINOCTIAL GALES.

Is addition to the numerous lists of wrecks
given in oar petards?' impumion, the following
bare today bus reported at Lloyd's. A lasp fleet of
routing rowels, besides those already referred Wow. also
sasaticeed. The Higginson,of Deer:tenon, Captain Jones,
from Quebec, with limber, wired eiff Wicklow, September
26, bat slipped her anchors in the gale yesterday, ran Inborn
near the harbour's month there, and is a total wreck ; cargo
strewed aloe g the beach ; one men drowned.—Dublin,
Sept. 27.—The Mee and Armand', of Croisic, Captain
Tbilmmeles, from Dunkirk, in ballast, ran on Myth Send
Felabpsdatiseprikaillad taking the her.—Blyth, Sept. 29. E
The Oodner, from Quebec, whisk wee
lirlsoVlaWatio, welly foe water to =me into lesatent,
=frees be* nigher, and dove on shore at Tortes
easiy mimeo elm bias her redder and filled. Me is
Sew bilsSetriPped sad Nalrerewd, sad as the weather Wear
dimes.,
_es attempt will be male to_get her afloat this snot-
tor tide.—Tormattleeits.—The Wanderer, *chooser,
e Liverposl, weak yesterday, on Colt bland, Is
aid maiden WwwWwei Made seppceed to be dremsed.,--
De dd.
Oa esumweeeee of the been and Measeaes
reds delft preview 14 beam the Tyne rose to the ones
st Nigielege IV, Sad Sigler op the river Ow lnw4Blair
laftieurems evertowed. The strong current swept leameame
=ieif wheat sad other Milk down the river. Several
wan also brought dome, and the loes of property
sheeether mese have been very great. A whole line of
Tennis were Sneed from their moorines, and carried down
to at. LSIMMINI i hit they were brought op spin, and ne
material damage was sustained by the shipping either st
Neweutle or lower down the river, as far as could be ascer-
tained yesterday. The rain abated considerably in the
afternoon, sad there was a coneennent fell in the neer.
A 0001112411 from the French deportment& along the Atlan-
tis state that violent piss of wino, accompanied by thunder,
lightning, and rain, prevailed on Friday and Saturday on
the coast. Oa Saturday night the wind was unusually high
at Peri&

-111;/tierisol do Havre stye: —" The gale of wind which
has been sweeping along our west for the lest ten days in.
tressed on Saturday night to a perfect hurricane. The
jetties shook to their very fouedatione, and fears were
several time entertained that they would g'va way. The
waves broke high over the quays, and the wiod did con9ider-
able damage to the louses of the town. None of the
'isomers weld nettle out, and all the ousels in the port
wets obliged to take unusual pre tuitions. A little after
daybreak on Sunday the mercury rcse a little, and the wind
began to subside. "—At Lyon. els, it appears that the wind
was unusually violent on the same night and during the
whole of the preceding day. " The wind blew quite a
tempest on Saturday," says the Courtier de Lyon. " sad
tore up several trees in this city. Another tree oh the Qsai
de la Chariti was snapped in two. A number cf houses
have suffered is their chimneys and roof 9, and one stable
wee, we understand, blown down. We fear that consider-
able damage mut have been done in the country monad."
London, England, 1856-10-01

THE PEOPLE'S BALL AT THE KREMLIB

MOSCOW, MONDAY, Burr. 22.
The splendid saloons of the Kremlin Palace pre-
wanted on Sunday evsnieg one of those strange scenes
which can only be witnessed in a country where a
pare despotism prevails, and where, consequently,
all minor distinctions of ekes disappear in the pre-
sence of an all-powerful king and his idolatrously
submissive people. I have before endeavoured to
give the readers of the Express some faint idea
of the splendours of the Imperial Kremlin, with its
vestibules of porphyry and jasper, its lofty, gilded,
and elaborately-decorated saloons, and its omnipre-
London, England, 1856-03-15

IRELAND

DUBLIN, Mazza 14.
A new element of disoord has been introdoeed at
the New Roes election, Mr John Reynolds, forme*
M.P. foe this city, having made his 'pastramis them
bat whether to canvass for die Thos. Redingtem ar tie
himself is not quits clear. It is stated in theme*
*pond, nce of the Freeman, which, however, most be
taken es that of a partiun to some extent, that thew
Moo limit to the lathes offered that bribery Married
on in the most barefaced manger; that "noel
drunkenness and rioting were never men before;
that the antagonistic mobs have introduced a new
mob of electioneering by casting Are-balls, composed
of in and turpentine, into each other's ranks. so that
tins Is dowigel oosoo of the wretched poop=
bolosi so of them now beim
to bod lon bum is in this way sod,
die r by both puttee co *brat

money spent
is enormous. and the costaquent riot sad debansbary
Waste." As the nomination takes plies
Pttiolrrytite some of violence and mansion is aow no
doeht at its climax ; and altogether the sfrair pro.
seises to be memorable in the history of eves Itish
*lntim&
London, England, 1856-03-15

.1111V149.-THIS DAY.

Two entoosc.
The gold mining shares remain dulL Aoglo•
Californian shares are narked 2e. 6d.

Cobre shares have been dealt in at 681; and St.
John Del Rey at 26}.
Annexed is a list of yesterday's transaetions in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange:
Mining Exchange official list :
' But Roe., 66f, 69: North Basset, 39, 40,41; Unawares
United, 1071: Rosawerno and f ; &Midge
Consols, 3f, ; & m:1 nth Condow, 135.; Vats of Towy,
f,est Grenville, 121. 64.
In the Stook Eschew t
8 v,ridp Consols. 34 ; Vele of Towy, 345., 345. ad.;
Bawlunoor, 16.. ; Wheel Unity, 2f.
In the metal market copper has been in good
demand, and some parcels of foreign have been sold,
the importers huviog reduced their prices a trifle.
Iron centimes very fiat, and Staffordshire hands see
pressed foe sale at prices considerably under last
quarter day. The Scotch makers have also reduced
their prices. There has been considerable excitement
in Scotch pigs, owing to speculative traesactions; bat
the make being so much larger than last year, and
shipment. leas, the stock. are steadily increasing, and
lower prices may be looked for. Lead maintain. its
position, but there is not much doing. Other metals
are without change.
London, England, 1856-03-15

THE PENINSLLAR MAILS.

(11T ZLICTRIO TILIGRAPIL

SOUTHAMPTON, SAIVRDAT Momenta.

The Madrid has wired with Peninsular mail.,
having left Lisbon on the 9h. Amongst her paean.
gen is Priem Charles Bonaparte.
The paddle steamer Emperor was wrecked at
Calite.

The Regis, of Scarborough, has beta wrecked off
Fero.
Exchange at Lisbon on London, Mi.