biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-12

'kVF/fING, JUNE

shoe *tin to tell upon the soldier and ...Antes.'
tzrvaiie to a laige extent. The Coneitander-in.Chiet
seat/ in for every medical offioer available at the
Presidency, there are few to spare, sad they ,have
leen forwar4M with all practicable speed. These is
no &mkt tiCt, comparatively speaking, no bras* of
the public service has met with so large a nulleber
of casualties as the medical, and it will be abeoltitdly
necessary that a sufficient number of medical men
should be sent out to India without delay, not only
to replace casualties, but also to provide for the fu-
tare wants of the army."
Sir James Outram has taken his seat in council in
the mom of General Low. " Sir James," says the
Hurkaru, "is exceedingly popular just now.

CALCUTTA, IKAT 8.
EXPOILTII.—Our market hes been ream ws;nt sines oar
tisesowing to the scanty sentles et the grieelvel articles of
Bina the ordeal. of ths sistrart, seemly any
treesection of eonasquenoe has been resorted, hoiden of pro-
&meowing to light stock', still whoa wrest imams in
, their demand. _ _

ImeOara.:-gins the date of oar last report • very limited
baldness has been done to twist and piece goods; the late
large arrivals, of which a great portion bad teen sold to
arrive, having supplied the market for immediate require-
mut. Boyers bare shown no great desire to sdd to the
heavy stooks speedy in their hands, which they llnd great
difficulty in deepatehing to the upper provincas—sUarnirs
being scarcely available, boat transports being both hazar-
dous end tedious, and land conveyanoes being eotirely taken
op by government; in addition to these difficulties, the
reports of further supplies on the way from home have made
buyers leis diapered to operate, sad we must look far a
further decline in prices. The metal market continues dull
for all deecriptions, end prices have • downward tendency.
The money market coatinues the same as before, easy and
without any great demand. No alteration in the bank
rates.
London, England, 1858-06-15

THE PACIFICATION OF OIIDE.

In enewiei;eir I. Vine;
Lord STANLEY said that ohne enowesing
lie the=
put to him the other day, bad obtained the knew
b 7 Lord Canning to Lord lillenberengh, and had It before
him. It contained these wards No distinct reports of
much interest bare bass roadved from Lucknow for 10 days
or more. I therefore send yea Mr. Montgomery's last two
rivets letters, that yea may we how things are going with
the Talookdare." Am these Ten private rem:make-
done, he thought it would all be predrill to
lay them on the table of the here. Lord Nagai geld,
"The progress made In bringing in the Ladle:Wm and
coming to a settlement with them to very ratidadary." Or
perage in Mr. Montgomery's letter said—. A very
proportion of laadholdere bare tendered their allegluscr;
letters and fa person. Suitable replies are sent in seek.
Those two extracts would supply general information or to
the proper of of In °ode.

_
ALLEGED ROWSE PROCESSION.
Sir W. VERNER asked whether the government had re-
ceived any acommt of a procession in the streets of Tuam,
which procession wee composed of priests and others of the
church of Roam, in their ecclesiastical costume, and carrying
the Host; sad whether such procession Irma conformable to
law P

ir. WHITESIDE said that if snob s bad
labipiest ft would not be assimilable to law; but tb ap-
of the law depended oa the estimate of the fact.
ET:risen a report of what took place, but It did not state
that any procession had occurred In the streets of Teem ; and
he hoped that none such would be attempted, but that the
good sense of the parties oonowned would prevent it.
London, England, 1858-06-15

THE JEW BILLS.

Lord CLANCARY Y premiss het who Mod at thus
bib us bolero their lonsidge iris, be sistald non that
the hens randonsios of It be Milts br sit meths.
Tb Bin of MALMISBURY wee way Meg that
aside bbd the Bad of Derby wr risteini be the been
by inn sad be was afraid he would set be side to Wei
tide net. Under the oircnintanoso lhe wend appeal M
the side hods who bad charge of the Mlle le pingsse Ina
Ths Brief LUCAN bad no objection to do ow
Lod RIDIBDALI called attention le the hot tan sae et
tots bib Gime Win linbstitution Bill) woe vinneit
dekils
inh shill is whin their lordships had oomph ••
on that, thsrohn it would be menet choir lend* grow
dmto posed win It soy intim this mein would
ingpot thet the but way of rcaproniting this suite
would ha ten the cEs cone from the otherinn;
ei hr, lisegis their seed sot alter the dense is
hymn lie tennoso h that way they might ar-
rive at the wily orennissis That be supposed noir Iniblidge
would he wiling to epee o, smosl that Jews night Was
theme bye" in sat the ear. (Beer)
Lon BROUGHAM wised be glad if it won plailds to
demi with the mein is that way ; fora comprenin bed
snap siinstegoi ova Iptstisg • point to tee loth The
wish gowns was in a nut enneleas condition hr by lb
mast her of parintost • member of the Hon" of Ga-
nn night *whir prim sins-teethe of his non Ir
Etibattier of • rogneostatint without Skin his net.
sil waggon that the Hone of Coessene bY
In swa watbarldy ban that no member non it es •
nessmithe alma be bad Shea his seat ; sad en their lord-
ship would be well sined If they waived their nisch:se.
The two bib lites -
London, England, 1858-06-15

EXCURSIONS TO CALMS AND BOULOONE.

TO THI EDITOR or THI =PRIM.

8111,—I have the gratification to inform you that
is reply to representations with reference to excursionists by
my steam-pecks& visiting the French Channel ports, I hat,
most promptly received from the French authorities
intima-
tion to the of a that all excursionists to Calais and Boa.
logne are permitted to land, and to remain at those places se
long ss they please, without a formal passport.
The only conditons required are that such 111041111100 kill
shall be providea with a duplicate ticket (issued on board the
packets, or from my offices gratis), signed by the holder;
one portion will be demanded on leaftg, =4 the other por-
tion will be collected on returning on board the packet.
The arrangement, it will be seen, is an Improvement on
the old syetein • for in future it will not be Imperative on
the excursionist to pus through the Custom-house and
police-office on arriving and departing, as the duplicate
ticket will be the penult for embarkation.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
J. G. CHURCHWARD.
Royal and Imperial Mail Steam Packet Service,
66, Lombard-strut, Jinn 14.
London, England, 1858-06-15

TES GOVIISKENT PBOSIOUTIONB dO4IN.SI

THE PllBB.

The followin_g is the reduced jury list in the cue
of do Queue v. Edward Truelove, art down for trW thh day
welt is the Quasi. Beach:

Edward Markham, Welbeck-street ; William
48 Esq., 31, ; Edward Wade, merchant
171,1ittigh- road. lalington ; William Henry Garrett,
merchant, 12, Highbury-crement ; Charles Burrorigh, mer-
chant, 39, Mcmtpelier-equare; Healy Bruce, merchant, 6,
Albert-terrace, Peaces@ ; John Steven, merchant, 6, Lang-
down-plans, Holloway; John Holmes, merchant. West-
bourne-park, Quadrant; Jacob Emanuel Goodheart, mer-
chant, 22, Bedford-square; Robert Wynne Williams, Esq.,
29, Bedford-plaos ; William Bird, Esq., Brook-green;
James Abernethy, Esq., 39, Finchley-road ; Charles San-
, demon, Esq., Stanmore Lodge, Kilburn; Jesse David
Russell, Esq., 18, Chasham-plats; William Rogers, mer-
chant, 9, Well-walk, Hampstead; Felix Smith, Req., 3,
Lyall-street, Hanover-square; William Jones, merchant,
7, Haverstock- terrace ; Francis Healey, Esq , 7, Easton-
row ; George Robinson, Esq., 10, St. George's-place; John
Cotton Powell, merchant, 7, Prince's-terrace; Thomas
Hoary Phelps, merchant, 9, Cbapal-street, May-fair; Wil-
liams Shaw Lindsey, Esq., &impart= ; Joseph Knight,
merchant, Burleigh-lodge, Gooch- aryl William Bandies,
Esq., 4, Fitzroy-square, Islington.
The following is the reduced jury list in the case
of the Queen e. Stanialaus Tchorzewski :-
Clarkaon StansBeld, En, , High-street, Hampstead;
George Henry Woodrooffe, Esq., Wetherell-place, Hamp-
stead; Henry John Dillon, Esq., Albany ; Thomas Biggs,
merchant, 23, Upper Bedford-place; Kenneth )'Kenzie,
merchant, 167, Whiteness street; Alexander Gordon, mer-
chant, 6, Loraine-place; William Tloeburst, Esq., 32,
Gloucester-road, Panama; William Henry Hewitt, mer-
chant, 6, Bloomsbury-mum; John Abel Smith, banker,
47, Belgravia-square; Samuel Sadler, merchant, 9, Highgate-
rim; Samuel Rawson, merchant, 29, Hyde Park-square;
William Rowlandson, merchant, 8, Elbor-terrace, Stoke
Newington ; John Bishop Culpepper Esq., 28, Glouces-
ter-terrace, Paddington ; William Hawes, merchant. 17,
Montague-plane ; Guthrie, Esq., 8, Upper Wim-
=arvlet ; Thomas William Gunter, Req.. 28,
-Memos Maryleboae ; Hartwell John Maude,
banker, 14, Great George-street, Westminster ; Herbert
Mayo, Esq., Oakley-Park, Hampstead; John Ivatt
MK:owe, EN., 80, Eaton-place ; George Bridge, merchant,
29, High-attest, Bloomsbury ; George Elliott, F.sq., 88,
Eaton-place ; Joseph Rade, merchant, 6, Kensington
gardens ; George Tredgett, merchant, Albert-house, Balls-
pond; Henry John Haloes, merchant, 4, Great George's-
road, Hanover-queue, Pimlico.
London, England, 1858-04-27

JULES FAVRE.

(IT 11013“111113 TILIGRAPII.)
orsoat OUR ova OOI3ftOND3III

PARIS, MONDAY NINNY.

The following is the definitive result of the elec-
tions to the three vacant seats for Paris in the
Corps Legislatif :

THIRD CLICIIIHICRIPTION.
General Perrot (Government candidate) 10,110
Lionville
PUSH CIRCUMSCRIPTION.
Eck (Government oaadidate)
Picard

WITH

EIPTION.

Jules note
Perrot (Government candidate)

(aT SUBILMINIII AND immix TILZOILLPIL)
PARIS, TUIBDAY 3101211710.

M. Eck not having the abeolate majority repaired
by the law, the election between him and M. Picard
will be repeated.

FRANCE.

--x--
(rum OUR OWN ooaaxeroxoirt.)
PARIS, MONDAI BVIWINO.

The elections have been going on with the utmost
calm. At none of the polling places has there been
anything like a crowd to be seen ; the electors
strolled in singly, and often at each long intervals
that a spectator at any one booth would have been
under the impression that very few had taken part
in the vote. Nevertheless, it is certain that the ab-
stentions have not been so numerous as many people
fancied they would be. The number of registered
electors in the three vacant circumscriptions is
106,089, which are thus distributed:-3rd circum-
scription, 31,440; sth, 30,602; 6th, 33,147. Of
these upwards of 50,000 had taken out their elec-
toral cards before the poll opened yesterday, and
great many more have been delivered since. Ac-
cording to the organic law no candidate can be re.
turned at the first election unless he obtains a fall
fourth of the number of registered votes, and also an
absolute majority of the votes polled. In the present
instance unless the candidate in each cirenmscrip-
ticm, who may be at the head of the poll, shall have
at least about 8,000 votes, the election as to him
will be void and another must take place a fortnight
hence, when a bare majority will be decisive. The
polls were closed at four this evening, and at the
moment I write the scrutineers are casting up the
votes. I shall let you know the result by telegraph.
A deputation from Lille, which recently waited
upon General. Espinesse, was told, in answer to
some suggestions about the fortifications, that
possibly Lille might not always be a frontier town.
dole cur braves Beiges !
The Boone has been dull and with little bu►iness
doing except in Mobilier, which has again flue.
tooted considerably. The Rents rope Sc. fee
account and fell sc. for cash, closing at 69fr. 15e.
and 89fr. 30c. Mobilier fell 22fr. 50c. The
Orleans and Northern Railways rose 6fr. each, and
Lyons :lfr. 25c. ; Southern fell 2fr. 50c., and
Western 10fr. ; Eastern without change. The
Northern Company has sent its accounts to the
shareholders. The dividend is definitively fixed st
44fr., which, with 16fr. interest, gives an income of
60fr. for 1667. This is about what was expected.
The general meeting of the Dauphine Company was
bald to-day. The report of the directors, which was
unanimously adopted, expresses a hope that fie
Emperor will take off the tax on the trended,
shares.
London, England, 1858-04-27

NAPLES.

The Corrapoadance Bullier publishes the follow-
ing letter, and declares that it emanates from a good
source:
Naples, Apra 20..

It is whispered in well-informed circles that England, by
the agency of Amer* whose policy she supports to a ass
Min extent, has caused the Neapolitan government to be it
baud Mat the English ministry will find itself in a Mutt*
at great embarrassment if it should be compelled by the
House of Commons to take • part In the qutetion of the
or if the French government should prow:nom le
favour at the doctrine propounded by Piedmont. Tbomind
of 13t. James's chokes to avoid raising any question in Italy
wtdek may lead to the intervention of any other govern-
ment, and it would also wish to spare Amnia new
dffilookies. Animated by these sentiments, it has advised
the Neapolitan government to seek some honourable mesas
it taming the difficulty and making necessary concesaken
suggeseing at the same time that the beat way would be Is
obtain from • court of appeal the revereal of the japes*
boring the Cagliari to be lawful prise. In ibis wade
nag of Espies would take the question oat of the Vb d
diplomacy, and at the aims time proton the independence el
his tribunals. This advise of the Engllsh sommeat bus
bees miry well reolivoi, if I am well Wormed. WI 14.1
deciding, the government will wait to see the heal of the
debate upon the Daforesta bill. If that bill pawn, hoe
will cillakelly pronounce In favour of Piedmont, end doll
the ahem expedient will be resorted to ; if, indeed, did
at.. of his Majesty's ministers should peva Bat is
Kiss still resists, and it is affirmed that be hex vale
datolgrapit kitten to the Emperors of Russia and Awilik
to ask this opinions on the 'object. /heads. the Pres
oarew-Gumral of &keno has modified Die leaguers effir
live to the ceptain sad crew of the Cagliari, sod MI"
more disposed to listen to proof of their innoesnoi.
London, England, 1858-04-27

West, Dublin.

Sicnars or ma Wont TRADE:Wfite•drillkeril
KO admitted, through the statementa of the report of the
Commissioners of Customs just teened, to more secrete of the
trade them will, primps, be thought agreeable. In fact, the
prospect is not good. Spaniel' and Portuguese wines, espe-
cially ciao mews vainabis kinds, have fallen off; " miecel-
igneous sorts," especially colonial wins, have entered in
larger quantities ; and, though there has been • dreaded
ditabinuon In the briportadon of foreign trendy, brandy of
some description or other has been largely used by way of
qualifying wins. It speaks a good deal either for the Meteor
the position of the Bridal consumer, that wine Imported for
his use was allowed, es a matter of mine, to contain 33 per
cent. of proof spirit, and permission was further accorded for
the addition of 10 per omit. more as the fist propntion
bemuse reduced while the wine stood In bond. Under the
Memos, however, of the vine disease, not only has wine
arrived here faller of spirit than before. but—whet appears
rather • dingnkr conampeence—it requires more spirit alter-
werdsond the es meniademers found themselves in a prediosr
Rai reads of decision. It was not
that they with protecting the patty eir
flavour et wises ter the benefit of the public; be.
Timms die ay apes spkh we 15s. a gallon, sad the
WWI NW*, in 145. when was to be done With •
et dr litter aid& whisk heil heat " brandied" to
111.411 re* peopsso as to ematain ti,ftpdfrar 50 per ord. el
the ease *Or taxed alma ? Ws ao6 Maw *a
adeededemeee Ihrousit that onladea eff the Fly. bed
Awl esateat eumeivos with lahrodes do off des
11Plhogiff the ffierfasideri..l4ol is, dos wine Aiwa to
ra Ys eeemeptieet with 40 per eing. of kellidi In it, bee
sot nom —Dame.
Within the lest seek one et the beiletwateenre
aqraiersel et the Erie= Gonda Bellow, mix &peel et
e
bt deiresee deo-bosee is Mee% tar eme thew
pests'—Less Heald,
London, England, 1858-04-27

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, Scalar•
Count de Caromr has communicated to the ClisiM
of Deputies the reply of the Neapolitan gcarneast
as the affair of the Cagliari ; it declares that
Ferdinand family rejects the demands of the
Cabinet of Turin.

THE CALCUTTA AND CLUNA

We have been favoured by the Peninsalar od
Oriental Company with the following despatch: Iv
eeived by them from Marseilles this crobikli
morning:
" The eteamehip Panther, with the Calends od
Chios Mails, arrived at Marseilles at nine o'elsO
but night.
" The mails left for London at ten p.m."

THE UNITED STATES.

NT mixer= TaLsoRATT.)
(lODIC OWL OWN 001131PONC1ICT.)
SOUTHAMPTON, Tcrsoiv.
The Hammonia hu arrived, with airless Ns
New York of the 15th.
A committee of conference will be appoldel
the rejected Kansas Bill.
The Pacific mail is at hand.
The river Mississippi is flooded„ and mum aseh
anxiety.
Dabs from Havannah are of the oth. Si.ll
sitirneeks are reported.
New Teak ootten market inactive and uniettlef.
Meer free wheat plentiful ; coffee sad_
_agile°
she* t Pavilion =MUNI ; freights
assay pleatihl exchange, 108 to 108.
London, England, 1858-04-27

THE CABE OF JOHN BYRNE.

TO TEI 11012011 OP 1111 TXPIANS/4

Bine-Having read in two Irish newspapers
familia some severe strictures upon a pnbliattion in a
,seem number Wyatt paper, respecting the eviction of •
Meant named Byrne hew my Inniakeen property to Ireland,
I beg to let yen underebnil the real fade of Ike owe.
Byrne was not dispossessed by me because he had refused
to allow his children to attend my school, but in conse-
quence of his contemptuous challenge to me to take up the
farm which he held at will, declaring in front of a (tethering
mem bled for the works that I might take up his holding
at a quarter of an hour's notice, u be would not hold under
me, while I would not pat the school under the Natio:al
Bawd. I bad never asked this man to send his children to
the wheel, did not eves know at the instant of his kering
any, bat Wing that he bad thus behaved in a defiant die-
nepeettui manner, I felt but one course was open to me,
via, to requite the land which be had declared his resointien
to give up, and socortitn. gly directed that it &add be who
tip ; but on the demand being made be reamed, dalanded the
odetamentit a large cost, and pomades was taken after a
amsiderable delay, in order to convenience Byrne, who was
stated to be ill. As to 'topping up the doorway with stones,
the story is in keeping with the whole article which has
famed thambject of your observations. Them had taken

off the door, and therefore it wee the only way to attempt
seourbig the place.
It may be ammeary to observe that the sobool•hoaes wee
built at the request of the Imants, who aided in the building
by desiring all the materials, whilst some worked with the
*pads sad in order to avoid any ground of objection the
books used in the national echoole were those provided, Ja-
i Swam only the Dewy Testament, sad any interferences or
stetting by either priest or minister inhibited. I have slings
acted es a Isedlord under the conviction that I have a mama
duty to discharge towards those whom God has been pleased
to pleas under me, and in the very fore-front of such I place
that of education, im enchavoming to capacitate my people
for rising in the scale of civilisation.
I have gadeavound to madman the foregoing into a eery
brief composes, though feeling it would hays bees very far
more to my purpose to have entered late all the detail.—
I am, ko. A. G. LEWIS.
London, England, 1858-03-03

THE RE-ELECTIONS.

DROITWICH.-(THIS DAY.)
(BY ELECRTIO TELEGRAPH.)

Sir John Pskington was re-elected this morning without
opposition. He epoke at great length on the ministerial
Policy.

BING'S LYNN.

Lord Stanley's address was I,dtlr*kred hjesttzti,ll.
Tuesday morning, somewhat to the sinthe of the e
It is to the following effect :
"TO THZ INDBPINDINT SIZZTOII3 OP IMO'S LYNN.
. _

"Gentismem—liavingvacated my seat by the acceptance er
Once, I shell in a few days have the honour of presenting
myself to you foe re-election, if You still hold me worthy of •
a confidence which I tryst I have done nothing to forfeit,
Several opportunities have occurred during the last few
years of making known to you my opinions on the meat im-
portant questions of the day. Those opinions remain un-
changed; and to carry them 011/Will be the objectof my pahlie
life. I shall shortly wait upon you in pemn, when it wUI
be in my power more fully to state the grounds on which I
intend to solicit your support. In the meantime I remain,
gentlemen, your obliged and obedient servant,
41 Loodcm, March I, 1868." " STANLEY.

TEE ELECTION POE CHICHESTER.—Lord H. 0,
Lennox his Issued the following address to the electors of
Chichester :—" The Earl of Derby has offered, end I have
accepted the post of a Junior Lord of the Treasury. The
imp2rtant trust you so moonily confided to me, I therefor*
return into your 'tends; but I hasten to Inform you, that I
shall again solicit a renewal of that canfidenoe, which, for
twelve years, you have reposed In me. The foreign policy
of the new admitdstration, dignified and conciliatory, will
yet uphold the national honour without the sacrifice of
oonritutional principle. In domestic policy, I trust that
Lord Derby will show his couvicti•iu, that the time is put,
when a government can rest its claims for popular supped
upon the intlueitoe of tradition, or the sanction of a name.
Au impartial distribution of the patronage of the mown, no
lees than mound measure' of progressive reform, will be beet
calculated tonsure the stability of the government, and be
meet conducive to the welfare and prosperity of the county.
Should I have the honour to be again elected your repro-
seatetive, you will, I trust, find that my attention to your
local Interests will remain unabated."
London, England, 1858-03-03

SOUTHWARK.

/NS FOUR OF CLOSING FI SCISFLLTO,
Mr. lbair, the proprietor of the Dar ?avers
s Beak emotes Stsinfortiottrort, BLee real, wee
sisnanoned brim Mr. Iturchent Lx unlawfully bevies We
how open and serving eastowere after the hoar of slim
o'cirrat en flosikay night.
Seminal awebswea, 30 M, said that &boat ten minutes to
twelni em Banda, night be wee passing the defendant's
boom whin he saw the hotel door open, end on entenng be
sew Mr. Miner, of irises be wheel whether all were oat ?
Ha replied, Yes, I sin walling fur two lodgers to
awes in." The bar was siker& bit it was lighted up, sad in
the coillee-weste be new two geotlernea sitting down. ON
W • ghee nearly fall of brandy-and-water haters bun; sad
the ethr had • gimes sear:y empty. Mr. Miller told his
that their horse mad gig was in the yard welting for
Witness lett the hoses, but did ant see any hone and gig;
end at nibunhig at belf•pase twelve be SW the Stadiums
leave. _

Mr. Miller—Did I ant tell you that one of the gentlemen
11114 • were:Donee is Kent, end the other his treveller ?
t buchasan—Y said cos was • manufactsuir,
sadou
other hie hump.
Mr. Miller—l deny that. Did not one of the gentlest&
give you his card at that time ?
Sergeant Ban—Y he did.
Mr. Milky-Did 1 not tell yea that they came to my home
at half-past ten o'clock, and that their gig was is the yard°
Sergeant Buchanan —Yes, but I did no, go and look.
Mr. Humber asked Mr. Miller whether he had either of
than gentlemen in court.
Mr. Milky replied that he had not. He handed to his
warship the card of owe who said ha would attend If required.
He could assure his worship that the tavern port es of the
home was cicised Woes ekven o'clock. The hotel portion
was only open bemuse he we, walling up for two of his
kidgers. Whet the gentlemen hod was supplied before
eleven o'clock, the thee he locked op the bar.
Mr. Hurdlers said that there was no proof that the liquor
bad bon eupplted after eleven o'clock, sad hot brandy add
Irate, could not be swallowed lik, beer. Under those cir-
uturtances he should ding., tba mamma.

WHAT THEY DID THEN.—An Irish gentleman.
describing b the JPreirseca's Awned his exploits end cm-
prase* at Lueksow, Metre with native vivacity the ma-
ser fa which the &pays &aimed of thsnwelvae after mai-
balmiest •—" They departed for Abraham's booms, or some
calor quartets less oantfortable—is a goat they awe swept
Cato eternity. They then retrostsd, and took up their pod-
tka behind walls, is houses, or say place bus mooch to
Ws their disgusttsg carcases"
London, England, 1858-03-03

ORDER OP THII SLADJIDIE.

A supplemeltt to this Loads. Oasatts of last bight
ssoriss • ha of the came to whom the Queen has bets
Owed to give her Majmere royal Veers and prnaissios
that they may image sad wear the iseligels of the several
theses tithe Imperial Order of tb. Medjideellsebed to their
nosplefivs name, which his Iropeeial Majesty the Sultan bath
hewn plowed to confer upon than as a mark of hi. Majestja
approbeems of their distinguished rervices Winn the enemy
dewier; the late war, re as haring been actually sad entirely
employed la hi. Majesty's service, sad that they may enjoy
all the rights and pried/4ms therenato bpi raging. Three
Milan sassed in the list, who are now In lhi
country and who have not .beady received the insignia
of tee elate of the Order of the Medpdte conferred
ape theta, are requested 10 apply for the same at No. 2,
bitehali-yard, between the been of 12 and 4 o'clock daily,
eammeadieg w Mosday, the nth of Marcia. It say dicer
Metall lei it isoosvaelest t attend for this pewee, the
beignia •111 to adhered to welt person se he may Meet%
he entreary, to neer. the mate ce his behalf. Oilmen cm
ibreigs amen will receive their insignia through the general
er ether siker made whom orders they may happen to be
eervisg, te whom the lodges will be forwarded kw the per-
pow of Wag defamed to them. The inelgale Welded for
say aloe tweed la the list who le sow deemed will be
delivered to the heti represestative of each deosesof
or to each parse an may be autheehed, Is writing, by sash
legal repreasetatim to receive the same ce his or her Imbue

Tree Waernrat.—Throegheat Yorkshire end the
northern countries whitely matiter prevails Snow ben
to fin es seem., alight, Mat • cold north-materle triagad
mad fell at latemals ea ldoesky, Mondry sight, ea mot!
day. There were also sleet and min mine meta sad e
portion ofthe mow which tell was melted, bet Me poutd le
covered ariorral Males thick. The railway trains la several
insteneas bare town delayed, tip impedes
.tte. mew,
which was drifted to a great in many The
train which blares Lowden at 9.1 adir., and I. es at Leeds
at 2.36 p ea., had not reached the later town yesterday at
4 p.m. Tbe mow, of It remain on the wood for a era or
Dec., will ha beneeclel to the roe* orr,:te of wheat, and
to the change in as weather Is nay to Proce dad-
'wags to the sersible world.
London, England, 1858-03-03

THE WEATHER IN THE CHARNEL.

DOVER, TUESDAY, 7.30 r.x.

It is blowing so heavy a gale in the Channel frost
mat that there is no chance of any departures or arrivah Of
the mall packets to-night. Last night the English mad
packet left at her usual time, but the Belgian government
packet did not leave before ree o'clock this morning, sad
the English mail packet did not arrive from Ostend Mks*
id: o'clock this morning, and with great difficulty landed bit
malls on the Admiralty Pier. The Smith-Eastern day
packet has not left port to-day.
A telegram from Ostend rays : "A gale is blowing franc
8.8. E. The Belgian packet will leave at 4.30 to-morrow
morning if the weather moderates."
The English mail-packet from Celt& will not arrive here
before I p EU. tomorrow.
London, England, 1858-03-03

TO TPI IDITOI OP T3ll TIPII6II.

Stit.—ln the report of the clue of " Re Gregory
at the lasolvest Debtors' Court on Monday last, It is
that he held shame is the Great erten% 1211101."
sad that ha owed 1,1221. bconeactienem He
certainly holds • flew shares in this Oeupsay,
bat Is is arrear IL 2s. 9d. only, and so olefin
beyond this had been made nn him. He also
holds • few shine in the West Crinals and Resat
Mines, on which the sum of 151. ia due for calls. As thin
yam was not paid, my predecessor handed Mr. Gre-
gory's acme to a tarditor, who sued him /or
1,1261. In the meantime I wee appointed parser.
I stopped all proceedings on the past cf the creditor as soon
as I wee tipprised of what was g on. and m thing
I farther will be don* in the matter. Mr. Gregory
owes 161. 2a. 9d. for calls, and the shares held by
him are worth 221. et this time. with • feeeible preemie of
doubling In value in the CIOITPA of the year. I heard the owe put
to the comniimioner, and had I not known the cirearearaaose I
should hare had the mole impression as your reporter, but
felt it my duty to send you the facts of the me, and shall
feel obliged by your inserting this letter.-1 sin, sir, your
obedient servant,
WILLIAM CHARLES,
Secretary to Orate Ceinals and Purser of West
Crime& and Repot Mining Companies.
27, Audis-Man, March 2.

A BoT HILLZD 7T ffla HatMfat.--NOTTINORAN,
MONDAT.-011 eaMy &NNW= two boys of the bias of
Birkin, teddies at Old Etniferd, a village • mile from Net-
liaghant, wen playing at a seine called.. wicket" when the
elder youth threw a some at the wicket, behind which was
his yourger beetber, a lad eve yours of age. The stone hit
the inerk, sad thou rebounded sad came fa contact with the
hers aide, seer the region of the Mort. The boy instantly
aspired from the form of the Mow. He wee immediately
eaveyed home, red surgical usistaaos procurtd, but lih
@said not be restmoi.
London, England, 1858-03-03

THE POLICE COURTS.

CLERKEN WELL.

John Ward, a woWcatrver---;;;;14M 10, Hare-court,
Aldersgatsestrest, was cliargsvivltts obtatning 61. from Mr.
Thomas Russell Williams for du recovery of • vsluablo dog,
atolls on the 12th ult.

Mr. John Wakeling, solicitor, appeared for the defence.
Tee prosecutor resided in Leicestrresquarc, and his
daughter, to whom thedog belonged, wee with the dog in Long-
ues. She saw the dog go up to a IMO, who was feeding it with
small pieces of prepared liver. She then reside the dog go in
front of her, but oa arriving home she missed the 51141131. A
few evenings afterwards the prisoner met the prosecutor, and
said he knew where the dog was ; that if 64 was paid at once
the dog would be returned, but that if nut it would go at
eight o'clock to Paris. In reply to this the prosecutor
add his dog had been stolen, and inquired bow the pri-
soner knew the dog belonged to him, when he said
"Neese mind, it cast me 61. I know it is your dos and if
London, England, 1858-03-03

STORM OR THE NORM SAST COAST.

SHIELDS, TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
The weather has been exceedingly rough on the
Northumberland ooast since Sunday ; them is a heavy eft,
and the wind has been dead upon the land. A oonsiderdele
number of deeply-laden collier vessels and iron strew coiled
sailed front the Tyne and Wear en Sunday morning, and tie
greatest anxiety prevails with respect to their safety. Abed
halt • dozen vessels got back to the Tyne w*
great difficulty last night, and in the premed
of a large concourse of spectators an Ababa
deen brig also gallantly reached the Wear last night. The
Poulton, of Southampton, got ashore south of Sunderland-
pier yesterday, but her crew were rescued with little dial.
culty, and another ousel is oe shore on the South Soar, at
the mouth of the Tees. The anew has drifted very much
daring the sight in parts of Northumberland, and if the mat
vacated by Lord Loraine, the newly-rented Lord of the
Admiralty, were contested, which is not very Llealy, hin
lordship would bare some &faculty in bringing the bedepeir
dent ekotore through the snow to the polling places.

RAILWAYS BLOCKED WITII SNow.—There has
been a considerable fall of snow during the lest few deg
the mighboorhoed of Manchester, end owing to the
*lode prevailing lemon's), morning, the drifting in the
dlattict to the north and east of that city was anfik kat 10
cause a serious interruption to rails ay oommunication. The
Manchester and Sheffield Railway was completely bkeiked
oa both lines, for a oonsidersble distanoe, neer (dada
field, and all trains from fihtteeld to Manobedir, et
In the contrary direction, were compelled on reaching
point to stop or return. As soon es this state of thidel ka
acme known at bead-quart' re, inetractions IWO lira JO
ell the booking offices to warn pieseagers tab* Matte In
planes beyond Hadfield, that they must do so on their ow*
respirability, there being for the time no means of tramita
A similar stoppage took place on the London and Nadi
Western live from Manchester to Hodderefield, Wire*
Greenfield sad Diggle, for distance of abat three miles.
On both railways, strong bodies of men vete set to work as
soon se paellas, with snow ploughs end every other avail-
able iastnustat, and the up-line of the London and North
Western was speedily re-opened, co that all trains was lea
abled to pees through in either direction ; but st Redfield
the snow and wind continued so violent until noon as to
Impede operations very much, and up to that Mae *Whet
Iffas of ro& bad boa clamed.
London, England, 1858-12-25

THE lONIAN ISLANDS.

Advice; from Zente to Dee. 16, and Athens to
the 18th, state that Mr. Gladstone had been en-
countered everywhere with demonstrations in favour
of the annexation of the Seven Islands to Greene.
Hie language had uniformly been firm and oss-
ciliatory. He had told the lonians that he had coins
to recortaia what could be dens for their satisfaction
within the provisions of treatise which England
could not and would not change.

IRELAND AND AMERICA.
POSTAL COMMUNICATION BY GALWAY.
At a meeting M the nobility, gentry, bankers,
sserchants, end other oil tains of Dublin, held at the Mambo-
hoses en the Sled, a number of resolutions were Esanhoonsly
passed le support at the postal meumnsiontien with America
eta Galway. It wee moved by Fame. Codd, Esq. ; sr
ooeded by J. View, Esq. M.P :—" That the
i social, and political intonate of the United lONA=
1 the meet esterdwilheilliim der fenmest, pneetnal, aed rapid
wig sod pmeenger commesimiles between this launders end
I Anemias." Moved by Lord Talbot de Mal•lade ; accorded by
B. Z. =yam% That the geographical paritaat of
balm. (bet a part on her-western boandary
Miall be eliested as the of *attars most convenista.
not (eh be the web sod pameniers of Cheat Britain end
beket4 hat else foe those of the greater = of the
Berspeen Omelesen" AM moved by It
M.P. ; emmied by I. Neale, Eq., M.P. :—" TAME%
recent witabilimeat et • New of eb
esgebememe„ eware betimes
sad Amoeba, awd their eneurehl dewelleit'S
capacity of then Hoe to give Mod to
sod entitle It to the mese ilimeerable esesideredeed the
vernmect, with a view is the adeptime of seta
emmaare. aa wW seems to as puddle the adhlmlepli of the
short and salad nab which h peewee brweelei emereeloa-
ties Mb AmMea." A eawaidelee wee mpalbled to watt
apes bie
mme lawebeey rem Larmaaasit. ftit Me
esele In dame eb ef this =BMW ;
maim be se..nedeme Me imetelpal, oaamorald,
ewe ether pantie beam as is be tam mem of glebe them
Mist The drake a/ the weft, were elaa wham% Mr.
Lem be menbliiingthe Gamy Nee el ememmiellem with
Amelia
London, England, 1858-12-25

EXPRESS FROM PAttlb.

PION •Q 1 OWN

PARIS, FRIDAY Emma.

There hu just been an election for • meant mat
la the Corps Legislatif, is the department of the
Seine and Oise (where hitherto the government has
always had a greet majority), which is very sig-
nificant. The three candidates were M. Brochant
de Villiere, Coant Georges de Lercelefou-
cauld, and the Marquis de Labrife. On
this occasion a new system, 'only very recently
devised, was followed. The government announced
officially that they had no candidate, and wished it
to be supposed that all were alike independent. At
the same time M. Brochant de Villiers was sup-
ported by government influence, and he alone spoke
of the Emperor in his adders. The result of the
poll is as follows:

Ds Villiers . . . 8,254
Laroohefoucauld . . 7,874
Labriffa . . . . 6,394

The election is void for want of a sufficient pro-
portion of voters to the constituency, and is post-
poned till Sunday and Monday next, when the
relative majority will; be conclusive. If thee Ona
of the opposition candidates should retire, there will
be a large majority against the government.
The Daily News, Express, and Globe were seized
to-day.
The Bourse has been fiat in anticipation of two
snccevivs hoNdays. The Rente fell 16c. for cash
and Sc. for account, closing at 73f•. 16c. and
73fr. 8.5 c. Railways were ltr. or 2fr. lower. It is
confidently said that IL Vidal CU be the GoverAor
of the New Imperial Beak.
London, England, 1858-01-09

MINIS-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
Business in British mining stocks this morning
has been limited. North Frances shares are inquired
for, and are officially marked in the Stock Exchange
lit. There is also a demand for West Basset and
Drakewalls shares.

Cobro Cop shame are quoted 44 to 45; San-
tiago, 2t021 ; perand Copiapo, 12 to 13. Mariquite
are marked 15a.

Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining
Exchange yesterday
Header, 2 ; Lady Bertha, 165., 16.. 66., 165., 165. 6d.;
North pleases, 14, 12 ; %midge Consols, 28e., 295. 30a,
26.., 27a., 38..; South Frastoss, 2021, 206; Wag Brost,
24, 264 ; West Growills, 4a. Id.; Wheal Tislawasy, 27,
271, 1.
Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal
London, England, 1858-01-09

tate 'WW2/tut.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--LtN. 8.
(Wan Ur. Catamalistoser Murphy.)

This insolvent, whose wife keep. the BAnelsgh Laundry,
in Park-street, Camden-town, appeared for his final order.
The ore wee reported on • knew occation.
Mr. Fry appeared es counsel for Mean Manlove, engineers
of Nottingham, and In by Mr. Hayward, a grocer at
Lycalagton, in Hem Mr. Bargood supported.
On the pretest °casks one of the firm of Miens. Manlove
was celled. They bad fitted up some machinery at the
laundry, and were creditors to 4001. on a balanos. Mr.
Manlove admitted that he had looked to the business, which
was marled at by Mrs. Cooper, for payment. He afterward.
took bills from the kimono* and • bill of male was sobs.-
artly produced to protect the property, which was now on
premises.
Mr. Pry called the attentke of the mart to the marriage
aettlement, ender which the property wee claimed. When
Messrs. Manlove had ajedgment the property wee protected
by • DM_ of sale given to • Mr. Jewell.
Mr. Comnde Murphy Inspected the marriage settle-
ment, mad found the truism were entitled to all additions and
substitutions to the property. He was of opinion that under
the words the trustees- eleld held the property, but it would
be for them to madder whether they were not morally bound
to pay for the machinery.
Mrs. Cooper was examined, and proved that Mr. Manlove
knew it wee her own basins", end persuaded her to have
the machine.ry...She had paid 1001., and expectuldtexzdfor
It. The ry wee officed back in 1836, and
A long disconion took place, in the course of which it was
asked whether the insolvent was entitled to give bills and to
set up • bill of eels given to • Yr. Jewell, from whom he
had borrowed money at 20 per cent., to protect the machinery.
Mr. Commissioner Murphy was of opinion that the pro-
perty_vested in the trustees and not ender the bill of sale. It
would be fee Masts. Manlove to consider whether they
would king an action against the trader. His own opinion
wee that credit was given for the machinery to the succor of
the Witness, and that there was no are on that ground
against the insolvent. With respect to Mr. Berard, the
Insolvent had contracted • balance for grocery..
when he bad •" ah box," end Wm it wee=
the,. would be as
Adjourned to the 29th ineteat to settle with Mr. Hayward.
The prolsotion was renewed.
London, England, 1858-01-09

1111 JEW mrosos DILL AND MI BISHOP

07 OZ7OZA

The following letter has been sent to all the Stu.-
regatta of the CcaudatoripioesesaCoort o the Byish7Decoflf74s7:
Reverad eir,—The sot of pediment of last ammima, " to
mLa w ond the relating to Divorce sad lletrbsoniol Came
in Restiend," will cense Into operatic* cm the lI proximo;
and.! am disbud the Chemeelice of dm Bloom to inform
you that, alter oosbraaos with the Lord Bkhop on the sub•
tad, the Chancellor reits you will moire the following
as an instruction from bla in the exercise of your office of
moropte .
Tibet you do not grant a Beans° for marriage to any person
who hag obtained a decree for a dissolution of marriage under
the provisions of the act if the husband or wife (es the case
may be) of such divorced person be still alive.
I Months honour to be, reverend air, your faithful servant,
Joust M. DAN/SMUT.
To the Rev. —, Surrogate of the Conaistary
Court of the Bishop of Oxford.
London, England, 1858-01-09

ANOTHER BERIR:E OF PAUPERS AT

iiiilokiirsi:

Yesterday morning, the paupers of the Chorlton
Union, Manchester, employed on the farm at Withington,
to .the number of skeet 360 struck work in the same manner
ea those d dmMemehesier Union had done on the previous
day, end merebeil in a body to the °Moss of the guardians, in
Choritaa.epon-litedlock, to seek an interview. Oa arriving
in heat attire °Mose, the men were drawn up in good ceder
en the omits Weed the street, end • deputation of four of
*dr minilut wee eat tirade. Oa big admitted to the
ay fits step .tier seat a note to the *helmets to set that
the 41h. bat usually supplied to them in lieu of wages for
their labour oaths 17doa farm, should be reduoed from 6d.
to sd. They oleo demanded that a loaf should be given for
Sunday as wall aa far each of the other days of the week.
The tear having been read to the board, alter some con-
sultation the deputation were called in, and were heard at
some length In nowt of their requests. They were ulti-
mately Informed that the guardians had agreed
Is Wee, the nominal value of the 41b loaf
frets GE to 5d., finding that they could do so
In conis of • recent fall in the pnoe of flour ; but
they z= declined to give a loaf for the Sunday, saying
that men already reorAved a loaf for each of Biz days,
&hoes% eery WV* upon the farm but five days per week.
lido cold weather should retain, the guardians would com-
mitter the natter, and meanwhile the reduced price would
enable the men to pmohw another loaf on Sunday. As a
eels, the amount of labour done ems ridiculeualy small, but
Ica haters the MU who loitered away their time in smoking
would not be paid. As trade wits improving, the guardians
hoped the sae would soon be able to return to regular em-
ployment. They were also promised that their yeatavday's
fay should be given to them althoush they had leg the farm.
Upon hearing this, the deputation qn the room, end the
wide of the OM returned to their watt.
London, England, 1858-01-09

RUSSIA AND CIRCASSIA.

The Brussels papers publish the subjoined tele-
gram :—" Accounts from Constantinople to the Ist
state that the Circassians, under Safer Pacha, took
on the 14th ult. the fort of Adekon after a deter-
mined resistance, and massacred the Russian garri-
son, composed of 1,200 men."
London, England, 1858-12-22

(Stamped id. Additiond.) [TWOPENCE.

by his frl®d Mr. Morley, sad roordeded by sercioding the re-
solution, which Ina carried isciateasuely.

CIIIPPLBOATE WITHOUT.

This warim;;;;l heldl;7h; school-room, Red crow
chest, Rubies:a, Alderassa Challis plodding.
Mr,Elhoppard prepaid the re-election of the old C
Councilmen, Yr. Sapdmus Bead (Deputy), Ilr.
Haig, Ms.Gesegs Cuthbert, Mr. John Sewell, Mr. John
Piokaring, Mr. Edward Bullwall, Ilr. Walter Marisa% sad
Mr. David Smith. The nomiasaoa was seconded ; and as
Rare was as opposition, the above-naiad gattlinssa
were duly aisolellead swots is.

The Alderman thought the magistrate* Gould do nothing
the than go on to eetsbliah the basis of the Me far which
government were continually pressing them, but seeldag
more was intended than mere formality. The question wee
before a most able committer, which say gentles= amid
attend, sad ultimately the matter would, he had no doubt,
go bath the highest legal authoritiee in the many.
Alter some thermion the resolution was maid, sad the
unael votes of thank& were awarded.
London, England, 1858-12-22

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS

(Before Mr. Pashley, Q.C., Assistant-Judge.)
loan Truism, 62, s Frenchman, dmoribed a wok, wee
indicted for stealing a gold ring end denim value 101., the
of William Heeahrzittyder in his dwelling-house.
The farther Mu; with having been previ-
omen', oonvieled of felony. pleaded guilty.
the City detective, roved that is 1847 he had
the i= in custody with mem ma tae robbry at
Mr. Dodd's, Cornbill, and for that awe he was Pied at the
Central Ciliate! Court, end a termer maviolloa bring then
proved ageless him, he woe sentenced to omen years' trona-
partake. In 1856, he was convicted of a similar offence,
committed at the shop of Mr. Warwick, Regentetreet, when
be was sentenced to four weighs, the fact of his being a re-
turned convict not being known. Haggett said the prisoner
wee one of the most industrious of the class of foreigners
thing by thieving in London. He had kept • brothel in
.7a and • woman he cohabited with had been con-
of
The Aaeletent-Jaise sentenced the prisoner to seven years'
mid servitude.
The robbery which the primmer pleaded guilty to was ems-
witted at the shop of Maras. Loudon sad Ryder, 17, New
Boodetrest, NA went in on the mimeo of
making a sad vas detected by Mr. Ryder be the
sot of articles from the counter.

(Before 3lr. Creasy.)
lowa Blake, 15, and Joseph Beall, 26, were indicted
for unlawfully and malicioualy inflicting upon Henry Wil-
liams, a police-oonatable, °metals' grievous bodilyarm. The
I primmer Blake warn further indicted for stealing pars of
*hose, value 18e., the property of William Thompson.
Mr. W. Cooper prosecuted.
Major, local both the primmer' (leafy.
The pilaw Blab was then indicted for feloniously steal.
three pain of shoes, value 184., the property of William
T~aMr. W. Cooper spin prosecuted.
/brie Thompson, wife of the prosecutor, a bootmater, liv-
kmg at No. 38, Union-eatiet, Kinreland-road, mid, on
Tuesday, the 30th of November, at 2 o'clock in the afternom,
she was in a room at the back of the shop, when the prismer
sad two other lads came in, and me of them ton down three
pairs of whom hanging there for sale, and gave the to the
prisoner. They all ran away together, and whams followed
them for some *manor, but eventually loot eight of than.
While abs was running, she maw the boots under the pri-
soser's arm. She subsequently gave Information to the
pollee of the robbery, and gave a demaiption of the plow.
On the following morning she saw him in custody at the
polka-station in Robert-street on another charge, and at
seer idaatifled him.

The prisoner denied all Imowledge of the robbery, and said
r he aaw isms boys ran away. be ran with them.
The jury bead the prisoner Guilty.
Mr. Creasy sattered Blake so be imprisoned for six
months, and then to be seat to a reformatory institution for
three years; sad Healey to be Imprisoned and kept to bard
labour for 10 marks.