biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-31

Just publielied,.. post free for 14 stamps, with
his Illustrations,
SKIN DISEMW and their REMEDIES.
By B('WT J JORDAN. If , licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians, Edinburgh: Member of the Royal College of
durgeolia. Ragland, En, We Containing the modern treatment
fns adopted at the lb:spit& St. Louis, Parts for the care of those
ausanous disown so prevalent In a high elate of civilisation. too
often eoneeineatoa an Impure state of the blood, causing cuta-
neous eruptions, scorbutic affections, and scrofula treatment
for superikial and deep seated liken tortildttli;:nddatihe circu-
latory waken, MINN discoloiustloo of the redness,
roughness of the skin. &adjuring the face and steins t an an-
slghtiy
appearasee, la lien of a clear, fair, sad Imlay eon.
piezion
This 1..4 h, a. be has aimed to make It, 'thoroughly natal
sad practical.' '—Nledkal Times lad Gazette. Agent 4, Ikea.
Pe tied by John Mamba New Bartlysteet, and to be
bed direct ben the what.. fv, GVOTIMIIired. SIMOVIIII4IIIIIIO.

SOUR lee Ceerrelledee free le to t : rd le sepoleereorot
London, England, 1860-12-31

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

)N. MO/IDAT.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
arrived off Burst Castle telegraph station at 11.30
a m.

THE WEST INDIA MAIM.
SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAT.
The Royal Mail steam* Bebe, Captain
Revett, with the above mails, arrived off the
Needles at 9.55 a.m.
London, England, 1860-12-31

NEW TEAR'S'EVE.-NATIONAL
ASSEMBLY 100 Mi, High Holborn.—ls compliance with
the request 44 the Visitors there wi/I he a LONG MORT of
MONDAY, laresasber SI. The wines sad refreshments are of
the higheat quality sad at moderate prices. Doors open at 7.
Adashaten Is.
London, England, 1860-12-31

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OwaL

A fair amount of business has been transacted
to-day in the mining share market, at
steady prices. In the Stock Exchange Stray
Park shares are officially marked 47,1, and Wheal
oßtiller, 166. Shares in the under-mentioned
mines have also changed hands, viz.:—East Cam
Brea, Wheal Basset, Marilyn, Grambler and St.
Aubyn, and Great Wheal Alfred.
In foreign and colonial mining shares the only
transactions reported are in St. John Del Rey,
which are officially marked 261 and 261, ex div.
The following are reported to us from the Stock
Exchange as Saturday's closing prices :
Oamborne Veen, 34 to 44 ; Oopper Hill, 95 to 100 BartCaradoo, 114 to ; But Carp Bret, 71 to 8 ; East
Hosea 10f to 114 ; °rambler and 80. Ashy', 28
Great Ret4htok, Ne. to 405. Hinptca Deers, 31 to I
Marks Valley, 44 to I ; New Treleigh, Mk to 578 ;
Noeth Downs, 34 to 4 ; Narth Treekerby, 32 to 33 ; Pro.
%UMW. Niue, 454 to 46 Silver ;
Weaken
Wheal ea, itto • Strap to 41
Weaken Carob, to ; Wed 8 to I
Weft Rees Dove, to ; Wheal taller. 160 io 188 ;
Wheel Clifford, 205 to 0 ; Wheal Ludo:At, 3. to 4.
An ordinary and extraordinary meeting of the
Nouveau Mond* 3Chniog Company—one of the
projects started during the Californian geM mining
mania—is called for the 27th inst. at Paris, to oou-

eider the following points :—" Accounts of the
manager, proposal for realising the assets? payment
of the debts, measures for the continuation or dis-
solution of the company, and, in that case, appoint-
ment of a liquidator.
The half-yearly meeting of the Oarysfort Mining Com-
pany is called for the 7th Jan., at Dublin.
The following dividends have been declared during
December :

sines. Pet share. Amount.
Wert Wheal Setou . £lO 10 0 £4,200 U 0
Dokcath
Po:dale (isle of MAO._
Great Booth Tolson 0 7 0
Wheal Banes
Liaboree
Wheal Mary Ann - 0 0
Wkesl Clifford 2 0 0
Ludeott 0 4 0
Bedford United 0 2 8
Emit Darns 1 0 0
BE. Joba did kg, 2 0 0
Kapunds

Total £48,728 5 10
The Foldsle Minos (Isle of Man) on the 22nd inst. de-
clared a dividend of 1/. per share upon the old shares
(2,5001.), and 12a. per share on 240 new shares.
Worms Downs Mine on the 21st inst. made a call of I/.
per share.

With reference to Great Wheal Busy we find the fol-
lowing report in the weekly mining circular of Mews.
Webb and °each :—" The 100 fathom level has been coins
munioatcal with Wesley's bottoms ; lode will yield 10 tons
of copper ore per fathom ' • Livett's wine below the 90, 14
to 18 tons of ore per fathom ; 90 east will yield 10 tons of
ore per fathom, with tin throughout the lode ; this level
has been driven through 18 fathoms of good ore ground,
with prospect of continuation. Mathew's shaft sunk 4 feet
below the 80 fathoms level ; the said shaft is 8 fathoms is
advance of the 90 fathoms level ; the 80 has been driven
through • pretty good lode. The 70 fathoms level cast of
Matbew's shaft, lode worth 201, per fathom."
London, England, 1860-12-31

Some ides may be formed of the value of hope
ie Her country at the present time from the fact that the
owsen of the mail simmer jasoilia, which plisse between
New York sad Heathers. paid the espease of sending the
Hamby' mails sad a large number of passengers from
Cowes to Hamburg. in order to convey a cargo of American
hops to London. The :4ozonia arrived at eowea yesterday
morsels and after larding mails sad peserogen proceeded
' cm to Loadoe immediately.
London, England, 1860-12-31

TEE

force, sad the Isolaticarad • PIA of Apra
Chinese capital, writers who were .thiembfouledered
when the telegram was first published, have
repreeekod us, mice it has beooms blown
that the despatch was not true. But while the
error which was not ours, has been exposed, the
dangers we pointed out are now proved to have
been red, so real that our Plenipotentiary chose
rather to moderate his demands than confront them.
On the 15th of October, just se we had got the North
Gate of Pekin in our hands, and Lord Elam had
to consider how much time he had at his command,
Sir Hon GRANT wrote to him : " In consultation

" with General DI MoNTAress, I have determined
" that it will not be advisable to keep the army
" hero during the 'winter. In order to make the
" necessary arrangements for wintering at Tien-
" taro, the Allied Forces most march towards that
" place about the lot of November." This was
why Lord ELGIN was content to leave Pekin
without waiting for the Eicrxaoft's return,
and this explains the miserable smallness of
the sum levied as compensation to the
families of our murdered countrymen. It had
been incessantly repeated here at home that our
Plenipotentiary must not be put off a second time
with • piece of parchment. Lord ELGIN, how-
ever, had only a fortnight before him, and he was
obliged to take what he could get, trusting to the
occupation of Tientain for the rest. Nobody,
we should hope, will blame him for not doing
more, for the limits of his means of action are
very distinctly marked.
The Convention which Ma.. LOCH has brought to
England, although it contains little that we were
instructed to look for in it, offers a very good
opportunity of breaking with our old policy. We
shall never make • better figure nor produce a
better impression than we have just made in
China. Let us be satisfied that the cultivation of
peace can do us more good in that country than
we could ever effect by war. There is
no country far or near against which
we could not find • plausible ground of
quarrel, if we desired. But our agents abroad
must be made to understand that they are not
sent out to embroil their country, and those in China
must especially be taught that he who smooths
difficulties and encourages intercourse, not he who
seeks out and inflames jealousy and hatred, is best
serving his country, and most surely on the road to
honour and reward.
London, England, 1860-10-03

On the body of deceased, we understand, have been dis-
covered three large wounds cm the left arm, adjoining the
elbow, and which it is supposed he sustained in warding off
the blows. The cause of death is, of course, attributed to
the stab in the breast, and which penetrated to the vicinity
of the heart. The prtpwt appears to treat with compo-
sure and indifference the position in which he is placed; and
marts his justification in the impetration of tLo shocking
crime, which appears to Lave had its origin in an unfounded
jealousy of the existence of an improper intimacy between
his wife and the man Harrison.
Yesterday afternoon, a spring-cart and coffin were sent
out to the scene of the murder; and in the evening the de-
oeued was conveyed to his friends in Blandford-street,
Newcastle. The interment willprotably take place to-day.
—Newcastle Ohm/nick.
London, England, 1860-10-03

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 2.
THE Psoc-romHre.—The Vice-Chancellor ha'
given notice, that the election of a person to fill the office of
Proctor fur the ensuing year will take place oo Friday, the
sth instant, at ten o'clock in the morning in the Senate-
house.

OXFORD, OM 2.
EtEcrioN or Vice-enaNcaLunt.—ln a convoca-
tion to he holden on Monday next, the Bth iostent, at two
o'clock, lottery from the Chancellor nominating the Vice-
Chancellor for the year ensuing will be communicated to
the house. In ao,ortiance with the acknowledged routine,
the Rev. Frannie Jejeune, D.C.L., master of Pembroke Col-
lege, will again (for the third time) be appointed to that itn-
porant office.
I:kaput's LIBRARIAN. A card, of which the fol-
lowing i. a 'Dopy, has been distnbatel throughout the
University by the only candidate foe this office —" Mem•
Inn of eons ovation are respectfully informed that the
Rey. Henry E. Cote, M A., of Corpus Christi College, is a
,audidato fur the onice of Bailey's Librarian, vacant by the
resignation of the Rev. Bullieley Bandinel, D.D.- The
election, it is expected, will talus place about the middle of
next term, which coranalacia ca Wednesday, the 10th inst.
London, England, 1860-10-03

ROME.

ROME, &Fr. W.

The allocution pronounced by the Pope on the
Roman question had been modified on receipt of
news from France.

General Goyon has hoisted the French flag at a
distance of five miles from Rome. The French
garrison will be increased by two regiments.
The provinces of Umbria, Viterbo, and the
Marches are lost to the Papal government.

To-clay Subiaco and A rso li have risen in insur-
rection.

The revolution is at the very gates of Rome. The
Pope will not leave the City.
Telegraphic communication is still interrupted,
the wires being broken.
London, England, 1860-10-03

THE ROAD MURDER.

Vie ail jnurmal examitettioa into the extraor-
dinary crime was minuted mends! tours* at the Court.
bowie. Trowbridge. Althiaigh the easiest bas by ao mesas
ouhtt.h.l, yet a is centrally iu same degree abated, and the
ink yesterday was touch 'malice
than Monday. Tbe Mmeassour of the Fenner was cotn-
pearl, rod although .be had mipmeetly been suffering se-
...le mental aa.tiety iif late, At did not manifest much
eneiti.a. she sat in the disk with her veil raised. The
11.6,11%. ntagLtratim sat as un Monday. Bar Jolla Awdry pre-
sided; aud Mr. Saunders appeatod for the prosecution; Mr.
Iltliton for the &hem

In opening the proceitotin.m. Mr Ribtonexpretwed aorprim
tLit 110 held not been ith copies of the tlepowi•
thins which loot been takon At the former inquiries.
lir. Asstneters coartirreil with the chairman in laying that
an ohj-ction would be 'mole to sir, itibton's being furnished
with such color.
first wanes. called ws•
London, England, 1860-10-03

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1880.

THE ST. JAMES'S RESTAURANT,
de and 71, Regentolgest, and 28, Piccadilly. This brtllYst
tulle of dining saloon,, haying undergone considerable alterations
and Improvements, are now complete, and will be found the
nowt recherche establishment in ths metropolis. Private Dining-
rooms overtielchig the Quadrant, for large or small parties.
The Wines are of the finest vintages P and gentlemen
will find this estabilahment offers a most unexce datable carte,
a thorough administration of service, well regulated la all It.
details, with a felt and moderate scale of charges.
W. DONALD, Proprietor.

FRENCH VINEYARD ASSOCIATION,
CL
llegua-circaa, Piccadilly.
ST EVIL!, N CLARET,pare and natural . 13a per dot.
Per five doaen, lama wins l7e. .
fitPZRIOR CILULPAGNE 31e and
Per eve dam, MY wine 32e aad 10‘. ..FRVICII P 032, Mt quality , 2la.
And • WPM MIMI et the tlnearrlnes of France. Bottles and
carriage kw

THE ASHIBTEATION3.

NIDDLERICL
Yesterday Mr. lancelet Shadwell, the barrister
bed to revise the electoral Hate for the county of
held a *mart at the Osetle Inn, Brantford, for
the revision of the lists for the several parishes and places
in the Brantford polling district.
Tlie,,thhe% comprised in this eietrict are Acton, Brent,
fort% Ming, Oreenford, Harwell, Heston, leleworth, Nor-
tholt, Perna&le, and Twickenham.
We sake* the returns of the agent* :
London, England, 1860-10-03

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(er awn, nuaoluss.)
MALTON MEETIZtG.—('THIS DAY.)
LANCTON STAKES. Half a mile.

Maleness, Stanton, Scrubbing &nal; Caller Oui, and
Lady Lash ars here.
NURSERY PLATE. Three-quarters of a mile.
Caller OW, Betts. Dutchman, Erica, Lionew c, Elm Dun-
Malik, Village Maid, Creel. Hookaloon, Lady Bird,
A iropia, Crunado, Morella, Lucienne, Mondale, Lady
Elimbeth, and Ditcher are here.
(Prima ARRIVALIL—GIea Stewart and Upperhand.
MEMBER' PLATE. One mile.

Droi,beda, /3;9olxWr,EkloTan, Grand Secret,
Prince of Drnmark, Rap, Petro, Donner uod Blitz, Brown
Holland, Vottka, Hngira, Retreat, Grand Master, Secret
Trea,nrc, Dhniunl Keen, Walkington, Greta, Bogle Hill,
and Casobondo are here.

BIRDSALL PLATE. Three-quarters of s mile.
Baloaniono, Tommy Noble, Ruby, Limier e, Rirunda,
KJ:Slam, Morella, sod Lucie° are here.

WELTER CUP. Two wiles.
All are here.

BEDFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. Halls mils.

Ponthinort, Din, Conundrum, Stitch in Time, and Acre
are here.
BEDFORDSHIRE STAKFR Two miles.
Claire, Soothsayer, Predictor, Sailor, Faultless, and
Soothsayer are here.
PREPARATION STAKES. One mile and a half.
Rattlesnake, Lmly Bird, Foretop, and Able Jack are here.
London, England, 1860-10-03

MANSION HOUSE.

The young Frenchman, Louie Dotsile, who WILII examined
on Monday upon a charge of having weed u number of
counterfeit crown-pieces to cabmen, was brought before
Sir ft. W. Outten for further examination.

The solicitor to the Mint was unable to attend, but he
sent notice to the effect that the evidence was complete,
and he thought it a proper case to prosecute.
Sir R. Carden inquired whether there were any other
owes against the primmer?
Inspector Witham, of the F division, who produced some
of the counterfeit coins, said he believed there were a great
many other cabmen who had been defrauded in a similar
manner, but in most of the cases the coins bad been
destroyed.
The evidence in the three charges that had already been
investigated wan then read over to the prisoner in French,
by Minchell, one of the officers of the Mansiun-house, and
he was told that he would be committed to .I,:enute to
take his trial. . .

Just as he was about to be removed another cabman
rushed up to the wituees.bos, and said that the prisoner
had done -him alao out of 4s.

Mr. Goodman told him be was just in time, and he would
take his evidence in support of a fourth indictment.
Chute* Hammond, r..he cab-driver in question, was then
sworn, and he stated that on Sunday night, the 2:3rd
of September, the prisoner hailed him in the Waterloo-road,
and told him in broken English that he wanted to be driven
to Astley's Theatre, and asked him what the fare was, and
he replied a shilling. The prisoner then took out • five
shilling piece and handed it to him, and ho gave him back
four shillings. He then drove the prisoner to near the
theatre, and he told him to drive down Staugate, when he
heard the door of his cab grate walnut the wheel, and on
looking round he saw that it was open, and that the pri-
soner bad bolted. He then drove up to a lamp-post, and
looked at the live shilling piece, and discovered that it was
a bud one. He added that the affair was all done in the
dark.

Sir R. Carden said no doubt it was. (A laugh.)
The prisoner was then fully committed W take Lis trial
upon the whole of the charges.
London, England, 1860-10-03

THE REPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1860.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

COUNT CAVOUR'S APPEAL TO THE
SARDINIAN CHAMBERS.
TURIN, WIDSZSDAY:
_ .

The following is a summary of the ministerial
report read by Count Cavour on the occasion of the
opening of the Sardinian Chambers yesterday.
After having recalled the happy results obtained
by the cabinet during the last few months, the
ministerial report thus continued :—" Henceforth
Italy, with the exception of Venetia, is
free. As regards the latter province, we
cannot make war upon Austria against the
almost unanimous wish of the European powers.
Such an enterprise would create a formidable cosh-
' Lion against Italy. But in constituting a strong
Italy we are serving the cause of Venetia. These
reasons also impose upon us the duty of respecting
Rome. The question of Rome cannot be decided
by the sword alone. It meets with moral obsta-
cles which moral force alone can vanquish." The
ministerial report, in speaking of the rumoured pos-
sibility of a collision with France at Rome, says, "An
act of ingratitude so monstrous would brand
our country with a deep disgrace such as centuries
of suffering could not obliterate. Whatever popu-
lations may be freed from oppression their inde-
pendence mill be respected." The ministerial
report concludes as follows :—" Parliament has
been convoked in order to pronounce whether the
present ministry still enjoys its confidence. This
is so much the more necessary as a voice, which is
with reason dear to the people, has manifested its
distrust of us to the crown and the country."

TURIN. TUISDAT EVINUIO.

The Sardinian Chambers were opened to-day.
After the reading of the opening speech, the fol-
lowing project of law was presented :
" Sole Article.—The government of the King is
authorised to accept and establish by royal decrees
the annexation to Sardinia of those provinces of
Central and Southern Italy in which the popula-
tion, by direct and universal suffrage, freely mani-
fested a wish to form an integral part of our con-
stitutional monarchy."
The project was received with loud cheers. The
Chambers adjourned till Thursday next.
The official Piedmostese Gazette publishes the text
of the capitulation of Ancona.
London, England, 1860-10-03

KING VICTOR

AND THE
TWO BIM:LIES.
CASERTA. Seer. 29.

Signor Pallavicino has arrived here with a letter
from King Victor Emmanuel exhorting Garibaldi
to accomplish immediately the annexation of Naples
and Sicily to Sardinia.
Bertani has tendered his resignation.
A new Ministry with moderate views has been
formed.

Sal has refused the pro-Dictatorship of Sicily.
Sardinian troops are impatiently awaited at
Naples.
The Neapolitans have been repulsed at Limatola.
Garibaldi has fortified Sant Angelo and Santa
Maria.

TURIN, O. 2.

In consequence of more friendly relations be-
tween Garibaldi and the Sardinian government,
the state of things at Naples has improved.
Bertani has arrived at Genoa, and is expected at
Turin.

The Sicilian deputation has arrived here.
The reported entry of Sardinian troops into the
Kingdom of Naples is without foundation.
Tho rumour that the Pope had taken his depar-
ture from Rome is also unfounded.

Admiral Persano arrived here last evening.
NAPLES, Barr. 29 (viillarseilles).

In consequence of the demand of the municipa-
lity of Naples for a ministry commanding the con-
fidence of the country, Garibaldi has modified his
ministerial combination. The ministers defini-
tively appointed are Conforti, Guira, Scura, Capi-
taine Anguissola, and Deaanetis.
The Dictator has issued decrees granting national
rewards to the mother and sisters of the late Age-
silas Milano, who attempted to assassinate the King
of Naples, to several patriots, and to the family
of Pisacano.

A now manifesto of Mazziui repeats that no King
of Italy should be proclaimed before Italy is con-
stituted at Rome.

Au order of the day of Garibaldi is expected an-
nouncing the early junction of the Garibaldians
with the Sardinian army under Victpr Emmanuel.

INAPLES, BIM. 29 (.i► Genoa).

An order of the day of Garibaldi, published at
Caserta, says :—" Brave soldiers,—The Sardinians
are about to enter Neapolitan territory. Very soon
you shall have the happiness of clasping their vic-
torious hands."

The official list of the new ministry is sa follows :
—lnterior, Conforti ; Public Works, Guira ;
Justice, Sours ; Marine, Angiumola ; Public In-
struction, Desanetis ; War, Coeenz.
London, England, 1860-10-03

EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1860.

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Otoca.
The railwa share market to-day is decidedly
buoyant. Business is only moderate in
amount, but a rise of to 1 per cent.
has taken place in most of the prin-
cipal stocks. The advance in Lancashire and York-
shire amounts to 1 per cent. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 1001 to 101; Great
Westerns 741 to 75 ; Midland, 1291 to 1301 -
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 117 to ; South
Eastern, 84 to ; Great Northern, 116 to 1 ;
Caled
1. onian, 911 to 921 ; and Eastern Counties,
53 to

Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have risen
to Ito • dis.ll Antwerp and Rotterdam, Dutch
Rhenish, and the Canadian Railway shares are
all better.
London, England, 1860-10-03

CONSOLATION STAKL. One_mile.

Kitty Kingston, The Don, Foretop. and Rattlesnake are
here.
OM= Arateace —Wildgrave and Ramsey.

ST. Bets Cou.Enz. Twenty-six " freshman "
were admitted into thin theological college at the opening
of the present term, o hick is a great increasespm any pre-
vioue term for • loug tune pas•--Cuseerised Antler.
ItIIPItISENTATION or READING. —On Monday
night • meeting of the Bead* Liberal Electors' Aisocia-
tion was held to decide on a suircemor to Mr. Framer Pigott,
one of the present members, whom seat becomes vacant by
his acceptance if the governorship of the Isle of Man. The
meeting was unanimous in favour of Mr. Sari-seat Pigott
brother to Mr. P. Pigott), who was preset, and stated his
politiml views. The learned gentleness express' himself
as desirous of as exteusiori of the franchise, vote by ballot,
and the abolition of church rates.

MIL SITPAIMUN AT BA lIIN.—The Hon. G. J. 8..
Cordon, her Majesty's minister at Stuttgardt, it appears,
was at the English chapel at Badembicden on the mem
Sunday that Mr. Spurgeon was there. He thus describes
Mr. Spurgeon's col:duct in a letter to the Unkrt .—" Mr.
Spurgeon, accompanied by • lady, entered the church soon
after I did, sal they occupied • place as near the pulpit as
mumble. and in front of the coogrewition. They both of
them maintained their seats during the whole marries, see.
ther standing nor kneeling at any part of it, and my atten-
thm being .1.0-acted by their demeanour, I observed them
whispering and smiling; and, on one occasion, even oblige!'
to cover their fume with their haedkerchiefs to conceal their
laughter. They were seated clue and at right angle=
so that I couhl not avoid observing and hein3
by their unseemly conduct, which tented during the whole
service. At one moment Mr. Spurgeon made • movement
as if to leave the church, but WAS unfortunately rectilineal
by his companion. Mr. Flower's sermon toads reference to ,
baptismal regeneration, sad Mr. Spurgeon became so mach I
excited by the clear and positive enunciation of catholic
doctrine made upon thi. point by the preacher, that he oece
certainly exprrued audibly his decent, as I judged by his
tone of voice and gesture, though I did not catch his exact
words ; amp through..ut the sermon ho continued to show
hit dirapprelet ion or ridicule of what was said. I will only
add, that during the sermon, Mr. lipargaolea manner be-
came so excited and unseemly that I expected, at any
moment, he iniAbt get up and answer the preacher, or
commit some other grew act of impropriety; and that I
and a triton near me were fully prepnred, hat he dune
to have removal Limitrons the chapel."
London, England, 1860-10-03

MARLBOROUGH-STREET,

Richard Nor;;;;,V0,;;Inii;of fat.3lartin'it Work-
house, was char,* with cutting with a table-knife a boy
named Joseph Anderson, also an inmate of the workhouse.
Michael &moan, porter of Cie workhouse, said that
about seven the previous evening he saw the boy Anderson
come across the yard bleeding from his neck. He asked
who hail doge it, and was told the prisoner. He at once, us
the board was sitting, took the prisoner before it ; and they
ordered him to be given into custody. The prisoner only
said the boy had taken a piece of breed off the tablewhere
he was sitting. (Brannan produced a table knife.)
Joseph Anderson (the boy) said that while having supper
the prisoner asked him to have a piece of bead and butter,
and as soon as he took it from the table the prisoner seised
up the table knife produced and threw it at him, and it
stuck in his neck. . .

Mr. James Darnett, the master of the house, said he took
the bo► to the surgeon, who attended to him, and although,
as the boy was very healthy, there was no danger, still the
surgeon had idornied him that the wound, had it extended
a little further, would have caused the death of the boy.
The boy was a very good buy, and the prisoner had been
convicted before Mr. liingbain at this court for an usmult
on a men in December last with a poker, when he was com-
mitted for a month with bard labour. . .

Mr. Mansfield , observing that the prisoner was a stout,
muscular-looking fellow, asked why he was in the house.
Mr. Barnett said the prisoner came to the house, said be
was destitute, and they were obliged to admit him.
Mr. Mansfield said there was nu proof of his destitution,
and again asked why he was in the house. He was not a
cripple or incapable of working.
Mr. Barnett said he was sorry to say there were a good
many able-bodied in the house, and they were obliged
to admit them, or they would come to that court corn.
pLtining.
Mr. Mansfield said the prisoner was well able to earn his
own liviug ; and simply ou his saying he was destitute' be
was admitted. In the part of the country be was con-
nected with there were none admitted to the house but the
aged, cripples, and children, who were destitute. Hu
should sentenee the prisoner to pay a fine of 4k., or two
mouths' imprisonment with hard labour.
London, England, 1860-09-26

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNZSDA T.
The United States steamer Fulton, Captain
Wetton, with adviess from New York to the 15th
inst., arrived off the Needles at 12.45 p.m.

GALWAY, TUUDLT.
The Atlantic Royal Mail Company's steamer
Com:taught sailed to-day at 2.45 p.m. with her Majesty's
mails for Boston sad 462 peasenigers, 50 of whom were
Ent class.
Father Conway, of Medford, goes by this steamer on a
11111111/1011 to the United States.
London, England, 1860-09-26

Yesterday morning wad fixed for the funeral of
the late Joseph Locke, Eaq., P. 8.5.. P.LC.2., whole
bodybad been removed from Moffatt, Dumfrimehire, Soot-
land, under the direction of Messrs. Mount and Boyd, of
Bondetreet, upholsterers to her Majesty. The body of the
deemed had been removed to his private reddens*, Low ther-
apist*, Pimlico. Am the time for the mournful cavalcade drew
ash the bells of several churches tolled, and meaty eradermen
clamed their shops, as • mark of respect for this durtingtrished
man. The body was conveyed to liensal-green Cemetery,
Harrow-mad, where the deceased had purchased • piece of
ground four you's ago. The promusion consisted off hearse
and six, mutes, head of feathers, and 10 mourning coaches,
each drawn by four horses. The professional brethren
of the deoeued mustered strongly on the occasion, in spite
of the seamen of vacation, and many of them must have come
expressly from great distances to mark their respect for the
memory of one whose name is connected with the very early
period of the railway movement in this country and on the
continent. Hie parliamentary friends also sent their repre-
sentatives, among whom we especially noticed Lord Alfred
Paget, Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Tits, the lion. Butler Johnstone,
dic. All present seemed to feel acutely these now frequently
ream* 'silts to Itassalgress Cemetery, and the too fre-
quent lora sosteined by the professioa of Civil Engineering
wen reverted to with melancholy reminiscence.
those preeent we noticed Messrs. John Locke, C. LoctoZ7
Locke, the Rev. Dr. Wilton, Austin, Lightfoot, Hutton, &-
rine", Wagstaff, Hyde, J. Brunel, Pin., Chorley, Dr.
Bosoms Bolden, Brassey, Jun., Stewart, Allcard, Townsend,
Bircham, Buddicom, Horn, Con, Neumann, Aiken, Stan-
ton, Potts, Trevithick. Beattie, Tate, Meek, Galbraith,
McVeigh,. Crone, Norris, Nasmyth, TohnE, Swift,
Marlin, and Edwards. The Council of the Institution of
Civil lisekesere wee espreeented by its President (Mr. G. P.
Bidder), Sir John Bennie, Mr. McClean, Mr. Hawksley,
Mr. Hemsest Mr. Murray, Captain Hula, Ms. Mandalay,
and Mr. O lisiaby, hon. see., and Mr. Jame ?arrest,
secretary. Sir Cherie, Fox, Mt. Joseph Gibbs, Mr. Ors-
vatt, Mr. T. L. Gooch, Mr. Bruff, Mr. Pole, Mr. Cramp-
ton, Mr. Ogilvie, Mr. Asbury, Mr. Baralgette,
Mr. Bawlinson, Mr. Stomp, Mr. Grantham, Mr. Peering,
and many other members of the profession were also
present. At the entrance of Kensal-green Cemetery the
Council of Civil Engineer, joined the mournful procession,
and evidently felt much grief at the loss of three talented
men of their institution within a brief period of 12 months.
Tire funeral terries was read by the Rev. Dr. J. Willoll, of
Durbam-houae, Chelsea. At the oonclutou the body was
consigned in the most solemn silence to the tomb. On the
lid of the coffin was a gilt inverted torch, with an Egyptian
tomb, andLtcttkpolate bearing the following inscription:—
" Joseph ~ M.P., born Augut 9 1805; died
September 18, 1 Paq ;
aged 55." The deceased's funeral was
followed by a great umber of carriages of the nobility and
unift7.
London, England, 1860-09-26

TO TaII_ZDITOII or VIZ =PRIM.

notice in the City Article of your impression of
Saturday some remarks upon the apparently promising
position of the Antwerp and Rotterdam line. I am sorry
to cast a shade over such sunshine, bat the exact state of
things ought to be known. You estimate the work-
ing and other expenses at 50 per oeot., whereas the
fad is that last year, the most favourable one we
have had, this expenses were over 60 per cent of
the receipts; and this your it seem. that, though
the receipts have certainly greatly increased, the
have kept pace with them, for I hod that they
exceed those fur the corresponding period last year by
nearly three thousited pounds ; so that the shareboklere
must not look for much increase to their dividend in May
next, These are unsatisfactory facts, which I am sorry to
my admit of no disproof, for I am greatly interested as •
Stimanotedi to Tas Lam

The advice' by the Cape mailstate tbu the
patent slip at Simon's Bay is completed, and ready
to receive abips.

TUISDAT avows.
Consok, which closed yesterday at 631. " sellers,"
for the 11th October, opened this morning at 931
" buyers," improved to 931, and closed at 931,
" seam " For money the last price was 931.
The official business report is as follows :—Three
per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, 93, 1, 1 ;
ditto for account (Oct. 11), ; Bank Stuck, for
account, 228 ex div. ; India Stuck, 217 ; ditto
Five per Cent. Stuck, 1859, 1031, 1; ditto Four
per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 901.
The Indian rupee papor was quiet, at former
prices. The Indian Five per Cent. Stock of 1859
was quoted 1031 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills par to
Theem.
foreign stock market was quiet. Mexican
Bonds were rather firmer at 211 to 22, owing to the
apparent removal of the impediments to the passage
of silver from the interior of Mexico. New Granada
Active Bonds were inquired for, and have advanced
to 161 to 1. The Deferred Bonds closed at 51 to 81.
The Turkish Loan of 1864 irss !latter, at 57 to ;
that of lan was supported at 731t0.74*.
There was no alteration today in the market for
bank shares, and as regards miscellaneous shares
the only variation consisted of a slight decline in
Crystal Palace ordinary stock. Great Ship shares
remain fiat, at 7s. to 74. 6d. London Dock stock
was marked 64, and St. Katharine Dock 70/.
- •

- -
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takiuge were as follow :—Ocean Marine luau.
awe, 2 prem. ; Thames and Mang IlLoriae,
7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; Universal Marine Insurance,
3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; London and Provincial
Marina, to
London, England, 1860-09-26

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two olooz.

In the mining market to-day Stray Park shares
are rather more offered ; transactions are
recorded in the Stock Exchan at 574.
East Caradou have been dealt in at 104. The other
transactions have been chiefly in shares in North
Downs, North Wheal Robert, East Basset, Cara
Brea, and Darner East mines.
St. John del Rey Mining shares continuo to meet
with inquiry, and are marked 28 and 272. Colonial
Mining shares are inactive.
London, England, 1860-03-28

TEE EXPRESS, WEDN}SDAY EVIMING, MARCH

COUrt.
The Queen, scoarapanied by Prince Alfred,
Prince Ardor, and the Prisons Ifebea, koeoured the per.
formanoo et the Adel* Theatre bat mow with bor pre-
aenoe. The royal rube consisted of the See. Eleanor Stan.
ley, the Rm. Flora Macdonald, Lord Cremona*, and Lord
Alfred Page&

The Pvl;oe Consort, accompanied by Prime Alfred, mid
attended by Colonel the Hon. A. Harding., rode on horse-
back yeierday morning.
Hie loyal Highien, attended by Lord Waterpark,
Colonel F. Seymour, C. 8., end Coined the Hes. A. HM-
dingo, dined dined in the evening at Clothworkene Rik Jibs
cinches

iriace Leopold and the Primmer Helms and Lochs
viaited the Zoological Gardens, Ragrat's•park.
The Countess of Gainabovoagh ben eseessdnd the Mar-
chioness of Ely aa the lady-in•Wattleg to the Qua
The Duke de Nemours and the Duke de Montpenske
visited the Duchess of Kent mire* at Buckingham
Palace.

Mr. C. Lloyd, Mr. Rippou, Mr. J. Lloyd, Mr. Drank-
Acme, Mr. Clarke, Mr. R. Lloyd, Mr. R.. Roberts, end Mr.
F. Lloyd, of London, had an interview with the Chancellor
of the Exchequer yeeterday, upon the question of the
increased charges upon tobacco. The deputation was ac-
companied by Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Steel, and Mr. ll'Millern,
of Limapool, and Mr. Babies, of the Liverpool-office, as •
deputeeion from the trade of Liverpool.
Mr. Roes, President of the Executive Council of Canada,
and Mr. Blackwell, had an interview with the Duke of
New.astle yesterday at the Colonialodlce.

Yesterday • deputation from tbs wonted stuff dyers d
Leeds sad Bradford, eassioting al Yr. Norge, Mr. Ripley,
and Mr. 8. Smith, accompanied by Yr. Wickham, 11. P.,
Yr. Titus Salt, X. Y., Yr. Bescroft, N.Y., and Yr. Baines,
KY., waited upon the Under-Secretary for the Home De-
partment on the subject of the Bkaching and Dyeing
Weeks Bill.

lir G. Grey, Governor of the Cape, had en interview
with the Deka ed Newcastle reesrday.
Mr. Bailey, ILP., Mr. Terser, M.P., Mr. John Cheat=
boas. Mr. Edward Potter, Mr. Maloof= Roes, and Mr. John
Predki had ea interview yesterday with the Chaacellor of
the Exchequer, at his official residence in Downing-street.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Coloeislceos
from the governor of British Columbia.
Despatches were seat to the Governor of Canada and to
the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
London, England, 1860-03-28

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASUALTIES.
Baronet (barque), of Kirkcaldy, Captain Lamb, from Liverpool to
Bouny, with coals, foundered on the 16th of March In the flay
of Biscay.—Gibraltar, March 58.
OraYs, Captain Starks, from Konen oorla, was abandoned at
sea on the sth of February, about 430 miles from this island:
crew landed here.—St. Helena, Feb. 9.
London, England, 1860-03-28

NORWICH ELSCTION.

NOWINATION.—(THIS DAY.)
(IT unarm museum)
This morning four candidates—Mr. Forlave and
Yr. Lorne (oonstreative), Led Yr. Warner and &r W.
Brill (libel}—wree put in nomination for the two meat
santa.

The show of heads was in favour of the libeinlenadidaten:
upon which a poll was demanded for the comenstives.
London, England, 1860-03-28

THE POLICE COURTS.

M4NBION!11017111X

—.....----
Auyotere Robert Seminer, clam amen lately earning
on badness as a watchmaker, at Besamaria, Anglesea, was
brought up for Anal mainination, charged with having
uttered a bill of makeup for 40L, with a forged radeCle-
raent,i with intent to defraud Henn. Smith, Payne, and
Smith, Lombard-street, bankers.
The bill was originally drawn upon the Bank of Aus-
tralasia, Threedneedlestrest, by their branch at Sandbank
Australia, in favour of H. T. Bends, a Cornish miner, who
quitted that colony, for home, in the Royal Charter, and
was drowned when that unfortunate vessel was wrecked on
the meet of Wales. The bill was subsequently presented
to the Bank of Australasia through • Liverpool banker,
and handed toll/sena Smith, Payne, and Smith for collection,
but it bore unmixtakeelde marks of saturation in salt water,
and as Rends's body was use of those washed on shore,
inrqutdwas made, which led to an apparently well.
go e esmon that. Mom who had Scat discovered
the corpse had plundered it and among other articles,
messed themselves of the kill. Ultimately it was traced to
the prisoner, who had applied to the Liverpool banker to get
it malted, and who could only account for its possemion
saying that he had received it from a person who looked
like the mate of a inesohent vessel on the hut of October,
in payment for • gold watch and Ma* prarehesed for 11IL
and that he (prisoner) believing it at the tame to be • bank
note, gave 18L change in gold. He added, that hie customer
endorsed the '' H. T. Heade" on that occasion, but
Beale s father denied that this signature was that of his son,
and • witaem who bedpost opportunities of making himself
acquainted with the pyisoner's writing swore positively that
the endortement was in that writing.
Upon this evidence the prisoner, who had no more sub.
@foetid drfenos to urge than that already stated, was fully
iionsmitted fur trial.

Omni IPALixa. ONa Banuita DAY.
TIMM/A', MAD= 27.—Aibdoloss o 0 776;
ditto by sawn tiokaft. 211; told Alban. 1.
London, England, 1860-10-04

CALCUTTA AND CHINA HAIL®.

BOUTIIMIPTON. TRUPADAT.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Ceylon, Captain Evans, has arrived here with the above
nails. She brings 124 passengers, and • large cargo, inclu-
ding 2,246 bales of silk, value enamels of 200,0001. sterling.
It was officially announced from Tangiers that the, Sultan
bad permitted the expirrtation of wool and grain fur one
year.
The If elasso from London, with " excunionists" to Italy,
put into Gibraltar nu the 25th
The brig Christiana ()smell arrived at Gibraltar on the
18th ult., totally dismasted.
The Hines left Gibraltar for the East on the 211th ult.
GIBRALTAR, Tarr. 2D.

Exchange nn London, 50i to 50i ; on Paris, 534; as
Marseilles, 5.34 ; on IlLolrikl, at par; ilia, j &mount ;
Malaga, j premium.

A violent storm was blowing on the Lancashire
coast yesterday, and scrum% apprehensices are entertained
of damage to the shipping on the coast, as well as loss el
life. Two vessels struck on Lytham bar, and, by the latest
intelligence, it was fearrd that the crews would be sacri-
ficed to the fury of the storm. At Blackpool, • fishing
smack was overwhelmed by the waves, and it is known that
brie lives were lost.
London, England, 1860-10-04

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—Liviarool., Ocr. 3.—The sales of cotton to.
day are estimated at 18,000 bales. The demand ha.. been
large both for American and Surat, at prices iu favour
the seller.

TALLOW.—Weeznamty Everrtea.—The market is 6mi.
Prices are quoted u follows :—Spot, 53e. 6d. ; all tho
year,
ai.h 535. 6d. ; Dec. only, 545. to 545. 3d.; Jan. to
54e. 3d. to 545. 6d. ; March only, 54a. 6d. From
St. Petersburg the market is quoted rather quieter, 51rv.
on spot ; and exchange, 360. Deliveries to last evening,
659 auks ; arrivals, 1,245 casks.

OORN.—Bonow, OCT. 3.—We had a better supply of
wheat at our market. The trade was slow at last week's
rates. Red, old, 1364. to 68s. ; new, 08s. to 625. ; .1.1
white, 68e. to TOL ; new, 60s. to 665. Barley suppated
last week's prices ; grinding, 345. to 38s. Sairftly auy
cab on offer.

Efroerron-On.Thitil, Ocr. 3.—The arrivals of wheat for
the past week are small, of oats large. To this day's mar-
ket there was a small show of gram. Wheat, old, sold
readily at an advance of 4s. per qr. on last week's rates ;
new, although in wretched condition, was disposed of at
a silkier improvement. Oats lid. to Is. per qr. dearer.
Beans in good demand at full prices. Grinding barley in
great request. The priced flour has been advanced to 7S)s.
per sack. Imports during the past week :—Wheat, coast-
wise, 120 ; foreign, 570. tats, foreign, 3,52 0 qrs.
GLASGOW, 01.7. 3.—At to-day's market wheat rerili,d
an advance of Cal. per bull, and our 6d. per barrel and h.
per sack over the rates of this day week. Barley 3d. to 6d.
dearer. Beaus unchanged in value. Peas the turn against
buyers. Oats, old, scarce and dearer; new, 6d. cheaper.
Oatmeal, old quite neglected, although freely offered at
345. ; new receded la. Indian corn in request, at a further
improvement of 3d.

CATTLE.—SouriiALL, Ocr. 3.—Our trade ruled rather
brisker to-day, and sellers were enabled to clear out. B. Et
made from :is. Od. to Od. ; mutton, 4s. to se. 241. ;
3a. Bd. to 4s. Bd. ; pork, 3e. 4d. to 4s. Bd. per stone of 811.
sinking the offal. . _

00ALEL-Logroos, Ocr. 3. - Bates' West Hartley,
153. 98. ; Craghead Hartley, 15a. ; Hast4s Hartley, 168.311.;
Howard'. West Hartley, 16.. 3d. ; Taeld Moor, 13s. lid. ;
Tanftekl Moor Butes, 13a. 6d. ; Wells Fad Gostorth, 17s. 9d. ;
Eden Main, 18s. ; Walls End Braddylls Helton, 18s. 3d. ;
Walls End Durham, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Framwellgate,
18s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell 198.6 d. ; Walls End Hatton,
13a. 6d. ; Walk End Kepler Grange, 18s. 3d. ; Walls Et.l
Peasher, 16s. 6d.; Walls End South Helton, 199. 6d. ;
Walls End He Hall, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Hellos, 19s. ;
Walls End North Hartlewol 16e. 3d. • Walls End South
Hartlepool, 18s. 3d. ; WalL End Smith Durham, 18s. ;
Walls End Thornley, 17s. ; Wall End Thorpe. 18e. 9d. ;
Walls End West Helton, 18.. 6d. ; Walla End Whitworth,
16a. 6d.: Carway and Duftryn Malting, 245. 641.-Ships at
market, K ; add, 43.
London, England, 1860-10-04

LLSTS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Otoct.
The railway share market today has continued
to show great buoyancy. The principal demand has
again hernia Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, which
has risen a per cent. The present quotations are
generally below the best point of the morning, yet,
compared with thaw of yesterday afternoon, exhibit
a rise of to 1 per cent. in several of the principal
stocks inoluffing Great Western, Midland, and
South Eastern. Berwick is in active demand,
and is last marked 104. London and North
Western stock is now quoted 1014 to 1,
after being marked 102 ; Great Western, 741 to
; Midland, 1301 to 4 ; Lancashire and York-
slurs, 1181 to 1 ; Caledonian, 92 to 1 ; South
Eastern, 841 to ; and Eastern Counties, 53
to
_l.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are in great
demand and have risen to 3to dia. Canadian
and Dutch Rhenish Railway shares exhibit a fresh
rise. Belgian and Indian railway shares generally
meet with more inquiry.

So 1 i.-a 7

100
100
100
100
100
100
London, England, 1860-10-04

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

Elizabeth Harrison, Hudson. from Sunderland for Coustan.
thiople, 18 days, off Cape de Hatt
Margaret, Sept. 7, lit 46, 100 48
Tropic, from Liverpool for San Francisco, July 18, off Cape Horn.
Yaratlida, from London for Hong Kong, Sept. 26, lag 14 N, lon
26 W.

GOVERNMENT CONTRACT FOR SALT SERF AND
PORK Fos 1860-61.—Tenders have been aooepted fur 6,000
tierces and 5,800 barrels of beef, principally of America
cure, at an average of 71. 4a. per tierce and 41. 18s. per bar-
reL The pork has been taken—viz., 18,000 tierces at
91. 7a, and 18,500 barrels at Ha. per barrel ; about
20,000 cub for Hambro', and the remainder for Ireland.
The prices this year are li.a per tem for beef, and V. for
pork, in advance of last year.
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There was change of importanee to-day in the
market for bank shares. Loudon Joint Stock
Bank were rather more offered. Bank of Austra -
asia wine marked 631 and 1331 ex div. The
miscellaneous share market was quiet. Great Ship
shares were quoted 6s. 3d. to 6s. 9d. Cliental
Inland Steam A shares were dealt in at 21(6/. paid).
The " Optional Rights" aerip of the Illinois
Central Railway Company was quoted this after-
noon 41 to 5.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings were as follow :—Oceau Marino Insur-
mice, 2 to 21 prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine,
Ito being better ; Universal Marine Insurance,
to 1 prem., showing & decided rise ; Loudoa
and Provincial Marine, dis. to par ; East India
Irrigation, dis. to par. The shares of nearly all
the new insurance companies were in good demand,
particularly the Universal.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.

The mining market this morning has boon rather
quiet. The only transactions officially recorded
in the Stock Exchange have been in shares in
Devon Great Consols at 430 and 432 ex div.,
Business has taken place, however, in shares in East
Itimet; Wheal Basset, East Wheal Russell, Wheal
Clifford, Wheal Harriet, and Great Wheal Alfred.
It is reported that Wheal Clifford has lost the 180
fathom level, not in consequence of a breakage, but
of a crush of ground bringing the levels together.
St. John del Rey Mining shares are in demand,
and have risen, being marked 2/4 and 29. Other
foreign as well as colonial mining securities axe
quiet, at former prices.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (limited) have received the following ad-
vices, dated Morro Velho, 28th August? 1860. pro-
duce for July, 34,824 °Raves; cost for chtto,'B,l9ol.;
profit for ditto, 4,9361. ; produce twenty days of
August, 21,522 octaves.
At the Eaglebrook Mining Company's meeting
on Tuesday, a call of 2s. per share was made. An
attempt to bring the company under tho Limited
Liability Act has failed, in consequence of the
I opposition of two or three proprietors.