biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-15

MINES.-THIB DAY.

Two o'Ll,oet.
In the mining market to-day shares in Great
Wheal Alfred, North Roskear, Providence Mines.
and Great South Tolgus, are enquired for. Wneul
Harriet shares are a shade firmer. Other descriptiqns
are quiet.
Cobre Copper shares are still offered, and ire
marked 40, showing a decline. Linares have been
dealt in at 91, being dull.

WEDNEeDLT ETIIIIIII4
The mining market shows even increased dulness.
The inquiries are very few, prices are nominal, apd
the tendency is in nearly all cases against the sells.
Wheal Edward shares may be quoted lower.
Cobre copper aluucs remain flat. United 3fenicsis
net with a few inquiries.

COMMERCIAL AND MARZEI&

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
ffros.R.—This article continues heavy, and there dose dot
appear to to any speculative buyers in Me markets. Pries.
are with difficulty supported. Refined lump', 52.. to 66e.
Corran.—The demand continues rather dull. Plantation
Ceylon, flue ordinary small, sold at 68e. to 60s. middling,
655. to 693. ; good ordinary native, 47a. to 475. 65.
Tsa.—The public sales are going off heavily, and a large
portion buying in; but where sales are made rather lower
prices have been accepted for medium Congon.
Ruit—Rewards sold at la. 84., which was a low prior.
Rion-10,000 bags Rangoon were off.ered In public sale,
and bought in at 7s. 6d. to Bs. The market is dull.
lirritoo.—tad day : The sales have gone off with anima-
ties, and the advance of 3d. to 61. on the price of last
sw
far shipping. Bengal is fully supported. liorpahs fit lbr
export, sold at 4d. to Bd. advance; low sorts are vary
neglected, as also dry leatMadres; 1,164 chests have pawed
the auctions to-day, including 345 cheats withdrawn, mod
Si cheat. bought in, leaving 720 charts sold.
Cotrotr.-300 bales *old.
Jot a hoe sold steadily.
London, England, 1858-07-15

THE POLICE COUB7B.

ILANSION-HOUSE.

arty Use Kerney, a C;tWetoTtger who has been in the
habit of using false weights and measures in his dealings
with people in the streets in the fruit line, was charged
before the Lord Mayor with having caused an obstruction in
the narrow thoroughfare of Walbrook.
It was proved that the defendant had been in embody
before upon charges of obstructing the traffic and
with his barrow; that he paid no attention tithethe
of the police, although about a week ago be had been com-
plained against for obstinacy in violating the law in the way
described ; and that the officer had been obliged to seed his
barrow to the greenyard because " it was for ever in the
way of coaches and carriages and people."
The defendant, to the surprise of the persons in constant
attendance at the justice room, said, "I was never 'here
before, my lord, for anything, and I was never in custody in
my
Inspector Harding said—The man has not only been in
cusWltfore, but he is one of those persons who pursue a
system by which the public, in the belief that they are getting
cheap trait, are daily plundered to a very great extent. He
uses a pair of scales which are apparently fair enough, but
when he was taken into custody for the obstruction, it was
found that a pleat of lead had been attached to that intended
for the fruit so as to give a considerable draught in his
favour, while his weights have been tampered with to an
almost incredible extent ; than his quarter of a
pound weight, when tested, has been found to weigh
two ounces, and his pound weight to weigh seven
ounces, but the most extensive fraud is by MOMS
of his half-pound weight, which only w he one ounce and
uarters. In fact, the imposition is so gems, that it is
astonfsLfog to see the public purchasing of such fellows at
all. However, people continue to buy as freely as if they
always got the full weight.
The scales and weights were then produced and examined

b 7
The Lord Mayor, who said, I remember having had this
man before me some time ago, and upon that occasion he I
bad false weights and measures. This is a most impudent
and 'Maisons imposition. The weights are all bad enough,
but this half-pound weight has, I aso, been hollowed oat to
the thinness of a wafer, and filled up with a bit of cork. (A
laugh.)
The-defendant—l didn't know there wee anything wrong
about them, I am sure, and as for shoving my harrow in the
way, I never thought of Rich a thing.
The Lord Mayor—l shall floe you, defendant, for the ob-
struction the sum of 2a. Od. and u to the weights and scales
I shall send them to the Inspectors of Weights and Mea-
sures, who will know what to do both with them and you. At
the same time I hope the police will look after the oondnct of
these costerniongers, for I am told that of those who throng
the city scarcely one gives honest weight. The Imposition
daily increues.
The defendant immediately paid the penalty.
London, England, 1858-07-15

NIZAM'S DOMINIONS.

The field detachment from Poonah and Ahmeed-
nugger, under Major Cole (?), occupied Jaulnah on
the 19th of June. No fresh excesses have been
committed by the Arabs and Nihau in the Mann-
gabad district.

_ ..... .
H. L. ANDERSON,
Secretary to Government.
Bombay Castle, Juno 19.
A. MONTANARO.
Malta, July 14, 8.15 a.m.

COMMBRCIAL

(PROW OUR OWN CORRRBPONDENT.)

AND IRITISH

MALTA, JOLT 15.
The dated. from Bombay are to the 19th of June.
Trade dull. Freights slightly improved ; 15.. to
20i. to London and Liverpool.
Exchange on London, 2.. Old. to 2.. Old.

The Grand Duchene Helens of Dußois is now
staying at Bolas.

A fetter from (Norma says :—" Prince Albert of
Prussia has arrived here under the name of Count de Ra-
vensberg, by the steamer fiescheng. In spite of his inoognslo,
he was received in the mast brilliant manner, according to
the inatructions of the caireacan, Pesos ()hike."

Count de Carour left Turin on the 11th for
Switzerland. General de la 3ltrmore la entrusted during
his emcee with the department of Foreign Affairs, sad
Commander Detonate, itlinlater of Justice, with that of the
Interior.
London, England, 1858-07-15

ill ACRE AT JEDDAH,
I I I I I I 14,
, ALEXANDRIA, JULY 8.
An colllca of Cyclops, arrived last night from
Suez, Mingo ollowing news :
" On the night of the 7th June some Christians
swam on board, bringing the intelligence that

of the town, in the absence of

Namic Pacha (who had gone to Mecca with nearly
all his troops), had begun massacring the Christian
population. At daylight the Cyclops sent in her
armed boats. As they approached the beach some
Turkish soldiers warned them off, saying that the
town was in a state of revolt, and that the forces
were too small to give them any protection. The
boats, however, still approached, and when they
reached the shore were surrounded by a mob
of some 200 to 300 men, unarmed, who attempted
to drag them out of the boats ; our sailors, however,
were armed,and managed to keep off the mob, killing
two and wounding several, when in the meanwhile
they received a message from the Lieutenant-
Governor that the English oonsul and all his family
had been murdered the previous evening at 8 o'clock.
The French consul and his family were attacked at
9 o'clock, the consul and hie wife killed, and his
dsughter severely wounded by a sabre cut down her
face whilst defending her father, whose murderer
she succeeded in killing. The Lieutenant.Oovernor
begged the English would not land or fire on the
town, as he had the unfortunate young lady and
upwards of twenty other Christians at his house, and
only eight soldiers to defend them, but requested
them to wait until the Paella's return. This course
they adopted.
" On the Pacha's return the remaining Christians
were sent on board the Cyclops, 24 in number, in-
cluding the French lady.
" Twenty-two Christians weresaid to be massacred.
The Pacha says he has arrested 300 of the towns-
' people on suspicion. An Indian sheik, from Delhi,
is said to have instigated the massacre.
" As soon as the Christians were safe on board the
Cyclops, I landed a party of men, marched through
the towl, and hoisted the English and French flags
under a salute of 21 guns.
"The English oonsul is said to have been hewn in
pieces and strewed about the streets.'
London, England, 1858-07-15

OORUCKPORE.

At the end of May the rebel Mahound Hosein,
with 4,000 men, suddenly moved against the loyal
Rajah of Bansee, who was obliged to fly to a
stronghold in the neighbouring jungle, while his
palace, with the town and Mined of Batiste, was
plundered by the rebels. Mr. Wingfield, the com-
missioner, immediately advanced with 250 Europeans
and guns to the relief of the Rajah, who was be-
sieged in his stronghold, and the enemy fled preci-
pitately on hearing of the approach of our troops.
Mr. Wingfield has now proceeded along with
the Rajah to attack some rebel villages, while a
simultaneous advance is being made on Amood by
Colonel Rowcroft. Those demonstrations will, it is
hoped, keep the rebels in check till the rains set In,
and the river Gogra rises. It is said that the rebel
force at Bullish, which consists chiefly of mutineer
Sepoys from Numerabad (?), has recrossed the Gogra,
and united itself with some regiments sent by the
Begnm in order to attack Rajah Mann Sing, who is
in his fort at Shahgunge.
London, England, 1858-07-15

THE ARCHEBIBOP Of CANTERBURY AND TBZ

IEV MR. POOLS.

In the following letter the Archbishop of Canter-
bary 'taus his concurrence with tb. Bishop of Langton in
lb* revocation of Mr. Poole's limos

"Lambeth Pekoe, July 9.
"Rev. 81r,—I have considered very cuddly the mias-
mata contained in your petition of appeal against the revo-
cation of your license as citrate by the Biattop of Lawton,
which you have presented to as. under the provisions of the
let and god of ViCillfia, cap. 106, tee. 98.
I.7ader that statute the bishop has power, cater having
given to the curate sufficient opportunity of showing
news to the coatrary, to revoke, sammarily and without
farther proems, any license granted to say curses for any
cams which shall appear to such bishop to be good and
ressewable.

" My duty, therefore, to to szarniss, in the Bret place,
whether salikkat opportunity has been gives to yoga ef
showing reason is the contrary ; and I dud that by a formal
letter, ander the hand of the bishop, dated May IS, you
were webbed personally to attend the bieltop for t►e par-
pose et Lasko House on the 22nd of May, unless you pre-
ferred at soy date before that day to show amok resets let
writing under your bead ; and that on the 21et of May, in
ul,dience to the blahop's letter, you addressed to him to
writing under your hand what appeared to yew to be users•
eery on your behtlf. I hare to mealier, secondly, whither
there has been good and noscoable Game kw the formative
of your laosase.

"It appears from the ateloseents In your formal ►eply of
tie 21a1 of May, end in your letter of the 15th of May to
wbkh in your formal reply you refer the bishop, that you
bare been I the pramke at caudaoting a system at private
eoufeesion and absolution awl* your people, and that the
bishop deemed such praotios to be not authorised by the
Church of Ragland, and to he calculated to bring *caudal on
the church.

" I mem: with the bishop in the view which he has
taken of your practice in this respect, am, therefore, think
it just and proper to confirm the revocation of your limn,
and I confirm it accordingly.

6. 1 am, leT. Sir, your faithful semat,
"J. B. CANTUAR.
" The Rev. Allied Poole, St. Baratabes College, Pimlico."

A committee of gentlemen Laving met since the
recent dechdoe of the Dean and Chapter of Corbels for the
purpose of expressing their sympathy with the Rev. Pro-
c.:act Livingston, it was resolved that a subscription list
should be opened for the purpose of &haying the legal ex-
pense. consegnest upon the appeal 'bleb the rev. gentleman
has been compelled to make for the vindication of hi. &meter.
London, England, 1858-07-15

ALLAHABAD DIVISION.

The rebel garrison of Ranieerpore have escaped
across the Doab into Oade, passing through the
western portion of the Futtehpore distriet. They
numbered some 5,000 men, with four gunr, and were
pursued animocessfally by Colonel Middleton's
column, and a force under Brigadier Carthew.
In the town and fort of Calpee, after their capture,
four gun foundries were discovered ; and in the
fort a sabterraneous magazine was found, containing
10,000 lb. of powder, 9,000 shot and empty shell,
besides shrapnel, case-shot, and all sorts of ordnance
stores ; 13 guns were also captured in the fort, On
the 3rd of lane a small band of rebels, with two
guns, attacked Raat, in the Humeerpore district,
but were defeated, with the loss of their two guns,
by a force sent by the Chirkaree Rajah. Their
leader, Merton Rao Tuttle, was also killed, with
25 of his men.

BANDA.

General Whitelock, having been joined by Briga-
dier Maoduff, marched against Tirohan, the strong-
hold of Narain Row, who bad a force of some 10,000
men. On the approach of General Whitelock the
rebel troops melted away, and Narain Row surren-
dered himself. Thirty-eight new brats guns, 800
stand of muskets, a crore of rupees in cash,
and much valuable property, were found in his
fort. His Excellency the Commander-in• Chief

arrived at Allahabad yesterday. A body of the fugi-
tives frorn Calpee, some 4,000 strong, crossed the
Janina, by the Bteulpore Ghent, into the Etowah
district. On the 26th of May they proceeded
through the Mynpooree district, towards Allygunge,
in the Futtehghnr district, plundering several towns
en route. They were, however, repulsed from the
Tahoe,' of Kahngunge, and then proceeded, cis
London, England, 1858-07-15

lIAROMEDAN OUTRAGE'S.

Accounts from Athens, published is the French
papers, state that a terrible reaction of the Mussnl-
mans against the Christiana has taken place in
Candi*. A young Greek of the Canea killed a
Turk in self-defence. The body of the Museulman
was conveyed to the mosque, and a general rising
soon after took place. The European consulates, as
well as the catholic churches, were insulted. The
French flag was fired on, and the hotel of the
Turkish admiral was threatened, unless the Greek
WWI put to death. The Greek was strangled by
order of the admiral, and his body wu given up to
the populace, and was dragged by them before the
houses of the consuls. Tho Christians are leaving
the Cann in crowds.

The Turks at Rettmo have devastated the churches
in that town, wounding several of the:clergy, and
taken possession of the citadel, the artillerymen
stationed in it taking part with the mob.
Disturbances have broken out in the province of
Bagdad in consequence of the recruitment (for the
army. In several villages the authorities have been
driven out. Omer Pacha had sent troops to restore
order.
London, England, 1858-05-27

UNIVBRBITY INTELLIGENCIL

OXFORD, M& N.
In a congregation holden this morning, bc:i4iyarritir
Perm,
Ent day of Act the following degrees wets
Bachelor and Doctor otDivinityhy accumulation—The Rev:

George RieJar* Pembroke allege. Muter of Arte:Yhte
Rev. Vauithien Simpson Fox, Bald College; the Rev.
Jackson Taylor, Oriel College; the Rev. Hemmiag Robson,
Balßol CcHege • John Edward Cudrington (Hullos Ex-
hibitioner)). Brasesose College ;• the Rev. Edward Craig
Machine (Hulme Exhibitioner), Brasenose Colle; the Bs%
Joseph Henry Bourlay, Magdalen Hall ; the Rev. Thomas
B,rumer, Bmsetiose Collage ; Samuel Thornton (Michel
Scholar), Queen's College. Bachelor of Arta—Thomas
Charles t'atteson (Postmaster), Merton College; Albert
Lewis Willett, Bradenton College ; Thomas Graham Jackson
4,l3olhtt:ar), Wadham College. The next degree day is Thum-
June S.
commemoration will be Inaugurated by a rand
morning concert in the Sheldonian Theatre, when will he
performed, for the first time in Oxford, "Birch." • maid
oratorio, oomposed by Dr. Felix Mendelmohn Bold , end
will be otoducted by Dr. Corte, organist at ChristcLmol
Cathedral. Among the vocal performers will be Mr. Sims
reAMr. Weiss, Mies Banks, Masters Pace y mad R. Code,
anbers of the univendty will sustain the choruses.
This afternoon Messrs. Miasmas (son of the Right Hon.
W. B. Gladstone, M.P.) snd Oeiaford (mayhem of the late
Dean of !ChristahurcheUervs elected to the vacant scholar-
ships slCluistchurch

GOLD MEDALS OF THE ROYAL GEOGRA-

PHICAL SOCIETY.
London, England, 1858-05-27

BLICTIONB FOR VESTBLVEN.

ST. Paricaes.—Yesterday the ratepayers dais
Testt
parisdividh seenabled thew eightm wards into which the
trio ta ed, 63r the pof nominating vestry..
and auditors of amounts for the ensuing year, in the
of those who go out of office. The excitement th
the parish has sever bean exceeded at the abarpast contested
imperial election. In ward No. 3, or Camden-town diattieL
• hustings has bean erected immediately facing the stance a
the North Louden Railway. At this place Mr. Church.
warden Camera prodded, and Professor Key, of the Lando
University, pse the Hat, and the proceedings were of I
once 'math* then in any other ward. In seas
out ef the eight wards opposition lists were proposed, and in
each case a poll was demanded, which will take place this
day. The exceptional case is that of No. 6, or Ramping.
road ward, where the following gentlemen ware memo!
without opposiiios :—Mr. Joseph Costa wor* 71 Thum.
mood-street ; Walter Monington, 6 artekliew,;
Robert Newton. 11, Crescent-street ; Baas, et.

Jamas-place; Benjamin Winter, 27i, Cherlaratteel.
auditor Mr. Thomas Dixon, 7, Sc. James-plans.

ET. JAVEB'B, WESTMINSTER.—The election toe
vestrymen in the parish of St. James's, Westminster, bee
beet attended with great excitement, by rearm of the toe
determination of certain members of the vestry to oppose the
wishes of the ratepayers of Regent•stret, and to pave Out
fashionable promenade with stone. The election, whish
took place on Tuesday, terminated in giving • prepoodarimos
of those member who re is favour of preser that *est
in he present Mandandrd stale. It will thus be reserd
trom Me injury contemplated, sad the grstlikeitios, se may
be suppoeed, ie popordonahly great throughout the Wirt
dstrict.
London, England, 1858-05-20

STATE OF INDIA.

The following is from the General Summary of
the Bombay Standard of April 24 :
"The military arrangements in Onde have re-
mained for the past fortnight unaltered, and it seems
doubtful whether our troops will go immediately
into quartets, or venture on a hot-weather campaign
—sure to weaken them so fearfully—or the war
must be resumed in October, and will not be closed
when May, 1859, arrives. We have still 150,000
armed men in the field against us, the people every-
where failing to afford us assistance or informa-
tion. Within the next two years we shall
require at least 40,000 additional troops from
England. Rohilcund continues entirely in the
hands of the enemy. Calpee and :banal continue to
be garrisoned by insurgents, as they have been since
June, whom we have never yet been able to attack.
Colonel Milman continued to the 17th to be shut up
is Azimghur, but must have been relieved before
now by Sir Edward Lugard. The eastern bank of
the Ganges, especially opposite Benares and near Fut•
te4hur, swarms with mutineers. The Kotah garrison,
4,000 or 5,000 strong, so unaccountably permitted
by General Roberts to escape, flits about the
country. The Chief of Awah, with a numerous
follow►ng, is once more said to be in the field.
Notwithstanding the tremendous slaughter, five or
ix thousand, said to have been inflicted on the gar-
rison of Jhansi, Sir Hugh Rose had been unable to
advance on Calpee for fear of the enemy getting
into his rear. General Whitlock in place of
strengthening our frontier on the Ganges, remains
in Saugor. General Roberts when about to send the
Kota army into quarters at Neemuch and Nusseer-
abed, has been ordered to resume active operations;
where, or in what manner, has not yet been made
known. Though everywhere triumphant, we have
a task of momentous difficulty before us."
London, England, 1858-05-20

SWEDEN.

A letter from Christiania of the oth says :
The sownassat intends to request from the leglakitare'
authorisation to contract cat the beet ocieditiona possible,
either at Hamburg, London, or Paris, a ken of from
22,000.000 fr. to 25,000,000 fr. to pat of the wary borrowed
in England for the relief of Norwegien semarra Y the late
crisis, to buy up mortgage boom issued by the singe, sad to
construct railways. The government elm intends to bring
in a bill for allowing the import free of duty of ell materials,
timber excepted, which will be required for the rebuilding of
y_rts of the towns of Moss and Chriatiallbi, which were
di Moyed by Arm The liorgookilisdet, of this city, publishes
a table which shows that the Smack! situ►tion of Norway,
,bis year, is sauce wens than 1$ we. last year. The same
journal states that 1111.11111 i Frew bankruptcies have taken place
at Bergen.
London, England, 1858-05-20

NORTE was? LONDON PREVENTIVE AND

1111POLWATORY INSTITUTION.

Yesterday afternoon a large and respectable meet-
ing of the friends of the above named institution was held at
the establishment, 237. Ruston-road, in order to hear a part-
log address from the Bishop of Oxford to a second party of
twelve young wen who are about to emigrate. The chair
woe takes /I ) KT. J. 0. 11111111ARD ; sad among those pre-
sent were Ise Burdett Costae, the Rev. T. C. Byre, rector
of Itarylehase, the Rey. T. Nolan, &o.
. . .

At dis continsion of %headdress, which vas listened to both
by the moragag NW the young men with the mast profound

The Bar. C. ETAS MOM he bad been requested by Mr.
Bowyer le propose the thanks of the meeting to the right
roveroul pnl.o for a speech which must have made a very
ohm inyreedea ars all the meeting, so it bad done upon
his. RS OW wilted to pay soots tribute of respect to Mr.
Hubbard, for his blathers in taluog the chair. Me thought
se am could have witeeseed the seen that had just taken
=slieritlont being anxious to sued the operations of the
((Her, bear.)
The Rev. T. NOLAN esoonded the wrotiss, which was oer-
sted by acclamation.
The Biahop of Oxronn having aolmowledged the COM-
, The CNAII3IIAX meowed a hope that some ware would
be found dpi.cing emigrants from the society under the
special ems of the colonial clergy. (Beer, hear) He had
very Woody seraUsised the anthem ci the thetuntion, and
be bad his. sod absek balk by the szeeihme of the el.
pewee sod the lerseeeee of the eastributiose derived hom
the labour of the lassates. The noes the institution biome
known, the mere be wee entielled the public would Mel die-
paid to odd to be meths of neebelmom (Cheers.)
The meting than Mobs ape
London, England, 1858-05-20

THE NORTH OP MART.

The religious exercises of the Moss de Marie are,
as mud, the prevailing eockeiaaticel feature jut now in
Pete; um has the church of Prelim, to judge from entered
eppeerenere, any orison to complain of the mackeeieg of the
seal et her worshippers In this respect. Oa the contrary,
net is Parte only, but throughout the length end breadth of
the Mad, the religious journals Inform us that " the services
of the period have been opened with that ant de pied which
'is mew Ewe and more inspired by the warship of the Qom
it ilessue Hem in Paria the sewn never fails to be
misted in by • flood of new religious manua!s on the gab-
*l, wale the " Petit Moe de Marie," the " Moe de
Node de tent le monde," and many others, adapted to
every ems end capacity and station of tedsty ;
white every pulpit Maine with the same theme,
and at Bt. ihalpice the Abbi Comballat, with his sandy
eloquence, labours to convince hie auditors that, just in
the docmine he lateleates and its observance
OZ se the
so will the indication of evil from the
world and the Marta of ME blooms onivermi also. One
cannot weeder at ore being zealous fur the propagation,
who as so devoutly believe in the all-sufecieat efficacy cf
each • tenet. So complied, doss it, in dignity and au-
=lollll to rifle swum end pm-eminent in the
of this samtry A the print day, that the
Feed of the Aeoseeion of the pee week appears, by compa-
rison at Leek to be, if sot brgettea, et least completely
pruality subordinated under Its lallumeses. And the
supremacy, which is so sir
manifested within
the cfrarch—trlem the altars of with their bloom-
ing white ram and virgin deoorations, reign supreme,
and are surrouried from morning to night with crowds
of young heeds werekippere sad namesakes in snowy apparel
—gains, also, as might -be erpected, upon the external world.
The very journals themedne, not certainly the most sub-
merino fa smerat maw the faithful, an won over by its
Masan; gad adds& shay appear, as esimi, ea the day
Mar the Aseisals. skin the prthentraMegq sad mho •
impacts halyday of the gmat FORA a dill illeMplielL
The aistwatisa it Thursday last, la the mar wield at lent.
seamed, if me may judge from *a alma* barn
plasuwal ape sway wall is Pas* l• ha hlt, la pan,
so the armee bar the papist maseleimmi. "
of the assisssisss,"•sy• ass of dim, la Steobagass
—"
Plassarara of Asalem
—Fir s—Orass sad
ilEblssilluryeeleks by Aubia, ar-
riglarrifis llifisty ths Isparor—latrsace free for Wise
—rade Reim essaiger sere re/mak de-1 "—thrrespeaded of
tee Osierium.

ROYAL Cou.zoz or Sononons.—The following
goodomis,V odoogoom dm astassory azoadamioas ler
do diploma were addible& moosbomet dm
et Wl=
1••
AMs COOOM of isaralsank Mont►
mois. L.ILL_I. Amadei& Dams, Kamm ;
ham loviaa, CM Absidess; Jams Limos& Damen,
ealliarik, Yoritoldie; Gana Iliaatah la 'burg a;
add Jamm Wry Jiro laambitss.
London, England, 1858-05-20

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

(Before the AarWent Judge at Westminster.)

Willimw 4inderson, 50, pleaded guilty to a charge of
unlawfully and ccenaptly receiving the stun of 21., under the
Meito.Lcil aiding Load ?reads Ceambent to recover a dog
to him which bed been Moles.
77arsprisoner wee one of the gang of professional dog
Miellsrs who Ilye by purloining pet dogs„ and obtaining re-
wards for their restoration. He bad been tiros convicted at
this court of dog stealing, and an one owed= sentenced to
twelve months' hard labour. He wee now sentenced to eight
months.
London, England, 1858-07-12

PASSPORTS AT BOULOONE.

We have been &veered by the Boulogne agent of
the South Eastern Railway Company with the copy
of a letter just received by the Sons Prefet of the
enondimessent of Boulogne from the Prete% of the
Department, giving huernotiotte for a modification of
the passport regulations at that port. The following
is a translation of the letter :
" Prefecture of the Pm de Calais, Ist Division,
"Arras, July 7, 1858.
" Monsieur the Sone Prefet,—The Boulogne
Clamber of Commerce has addressed to M. the
'Gainer of Agriculture, Commerce, and Public
Wcwks, by whom it has been referred to the Minister
of the Interior, • resolution pared with a view to
obtain, on behalf of the French and foreign inha-
bitants of the arrondissement of Boulogne, domiciled,
established, and well known there, the same twill-
Om of embarkation and disembarkation as were
authorised previously to the circular of the Ist of
March last.
" M. the Minister of the Interior informs me that
eider present circumstances he does not see that
Sere would be any inconvenience in those facilities
being no-established to the same extent as before—
thet is teeny, upon condition that the persons who
may be sal isd on to avail themselves of t►e advan-
tage of this permiesion shall be allowed to embark
ar disembark upon producing their seen:lionised
penes, or permits delivered by the police authorities
ef Boulogne and Cahn,.
"I beg you, M. the Sous Pettit, to transmit to
them instructions to this effect. This determination
moreover satisfies Use demise expressed in year letter
of the 6th of Jnty inst.
(Signed) "TIN* Pretest De Tstmee."

!Witco OF PARLIAIMIT.—Ministers expect to
set blebs white belt dieser Is July, and mew DOW setae
1b5:2201, elite 44, ithdeittio Maser, sad the 27* es ate
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to it ash b• teesetpssisi by a esesbitesbie Wag at
bob beasts et pelisse at.— Oderever.
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London, England, 1858-07-12

THE AFRICAN MAIL.

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PLYMOUTH, MONDAY.

The Hope (Captain Macintosh), Africaa Royal
Mail steamer, arrived at Plymouth this morning
from the west coast of Africa. She left Fernando
Po, May 80; Bonny, Jane 3; Lagos, 7; Accra, 9 ;
Cape Coast Castle, 11 ; Sierra Leone, 20; Bathurst,
94, dome, 23; Teneriffe, July 1; Madeira, 3.
She brings the until mails, a general cargo, 1,800
ounces of gold, and twenty-eight passengers, M-
ending Mr. Campbell, British Consul at Lagos; and
Dr. D►vies, invalided from the Niger expedidition,
which he loft May 8. All well at the camp above
Rabba.

At Monrovia 8,500 dollars had bees awarded to
the mail steamer Ratiope for the Regina Cceli affsir.

Great dissatisfaction had been- occasioned at
Fernando Po, by the newly-arrived Spanish gover-
nor's ordering all preaching and teaching in the
protestant pith to be discontinued, it is supposed by
advice of six catholic priests brought out with him.
The Alert was at Sierra Leone, Heals at Lagos,
Antelope and Myrmidon at Fernando Po.
Everything was quiet at the coast. Oil high at
present, but good season expected. Stations healthy.

ARRIVAL OP THE AGAMEMNON.
(THIS DAY.)

(NT BRITISH AND TRUK M&ONNTIO TILNORAPZ.)
(PROM ODD OWN CORRISTONDINT.)
QUEENSTOWN, NONDAT 11 a.m.
The Agamemnon haa jnet arrived.

A Bombay telegram will be doe in England on
Friday next, with news up to the Wank,
THE COLLIES LINE OF STltAxiail.--Sone Wimp
pribeinks Web le Ibis measly ea (ere Amara gems-
moat Wiz** dna Celia Mee of alemme anseidas=
to rue Mthe Limped Me fa appasidam: the
Mainins. Cellianhammimadme eat ample dm are
and be 1,1 lebandemal *am mob, de
to be sWwid Want se at etsoshompon. ihe
emoder and aermiag
for the postaoseeZtimaistiensetiesere very mar=me&
waled again Inn Iskti sassed h • via
with rottaity width local slos him en elide ailmadige ;
and Me Amebae gercourst witigelsil the *du
of this protest, and confined Mr. Collins tonna, to bit am-
trod.
EMIGRATION TO THE CAPE.—The ship Edward
Oliver, Captain Baker, 1,166 tons register, sailed on &tar-
day, from Liverpool, with 481 emigrants on board, for Table
Bay. These emigrants are composed of English, Scotch,
and Irish, of swims triads, a fair properties of them Wag
domestic and farm eswante, and have bean sent out by Mr.
Field, who is conchtothsg ths eolgratioa from this country
to the Caps.
London, England, 1858-07-12

GOPJCINMENT OF INDIA.

The following se the ooncluding parmih of the
pant In the Lade against the East India R. using Bill
of 1775, wfth the names of the protestisg peers
Nooses the gnat principle upon which the bill hes been
supported will not only in au* but In all eams,jeatify
every Infringement of the national faith, and render parlia-
mentary suction the wont of all murales. We never can
admit that • non epecolation of fiewonment
joatity parliament in taking away rights which It supremely
onensaled to preserve, espedally when It has received •
vainidele consideration for the franchass so stipulated. Ner
ere ppamnato of parliament under those aircumMances to ha
as gratuitous, resumable merely at the pleasure
of the giver ; but mitten of binding contract, forfeitable only
sa lei emilacpasscry or necessity as is Implied to the mann
of every other bargain. With such matters before us that
require the best, we are denied all manner of information. A 1
bill dm olden of which hes taken the Commons near eight
maths to caosider, is precipitated through this hums in
little more than eight days, without any attention to parlia-
mentary or decorum ; aa if the lords were the lowest
of adaiimeW tools, who am net to be indulged even with me
'promos of discussion concerning the mandates they re-
".

"Is this dtastion we feel the honour of the peerage tar-
nished and its dignity degraded. If the portions sad pre-
cedent of this bill should render the public faith of Great
Britain of so estimation, the franchisee, rights, and
_ propa-
Bee of Englishman precarious, and the pangs
able only by • more than common nunsure of Macaws end
servility ; if the boundless fund of oorruption tarnished by
this bill to the servants of the crown Amid &toe every ides
of honour, gablis and iudapendenos from every rank
onfor4lle, dkr vainly against these evils, we have
loft bat the of our names to
posterity, ea thous who resisted the r;:rolardillthis iniquitous
system, and as sea who had no share in betraying to blind
prejudices or sordid interest everything that hes- hitherto
been heidA Breed 142 this omustry.
id,
Torrinc=k, Grosvenor, Devon-
skitN, P King, Milks, Binh-
mood, °Ar.oherscsi,tookingham,
London, England, 1858-05-29

LOCAL MANAGEMENT ELECIIONB IN BT.
PANCEAB.

The most exteaordinry contest which has occurred
under the Metropolis Loral Aat task glees on
Thursday fa the perish of et. Panuee. r wild was eat et
the eight wards of the prigs wee emiested ; Ike ems-
tending parties we than of the isespayers Asessillen,
and thiczra who lave had the in the vestry AIM
the • the Lead sad who arerjuwera
as " Oradea Hall" party. The tof &Myles, which
were not known Dill near inkinigines Thentlehas
rlbeta
to secure seven out of the eight twat fa lie
nesoclation, and to give them, Wesel of brlng Mow le a
minorlty, a clear majority of eked left the et. Paeans
local parliament. They were es haw:
London, England, 1858-05-29

IaiDAT liviimie.

The funds remain very dull and inactive. Day
after day the extreme fluctuation warmly emcee& I
per cent. Consols closed to-day a fraction lower
than yesterday. The arrangement of the account
now principally occupies the attention of the dealers;
and, es usual at times when there is • considerable
outstanding speculation for the rise, a oertain preju-
dicial effect is produced. The market is kept up,
however, by the boat fide purchases lately noticed.
To-day another large purchase was made for invest-
ment. The position of affairs in France is viewed
with much misgiving, but the approach of the July
dividend period operates powerfully to support
Console.

In the share market, in which the fortnightly
settlement is now in full progress, considerable
heaviness prevailed. English and Indian railway
shares were especially depressed.
Consols, which were quoted at four o'clock yester-
, day at 971, varied to-day between 971 to 98 and
971 to 1, and closed at 971, " milers," both for
mont7 and next Thursday's settlement. For the Bth
of July the lest price was 98/, " buyers" (or equal,
to 961, "buyers," ex div.) The rate of " continua-
tion" was Ito 0-18 per cent. The official business
report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for
money, 971, 98, 974; ditto, for aoeount (flrd June),
971; Three per Cent. Reduced, 964, 1,1, 1 ; New
Three per Cents., 961, ; Bank Stock, 221, 2191 ;
India Stock, 221, 224 ; India Four Cent. Lam
Debentures, 991; ditto Scrip, 991, 991. per
The scrip of the New Indian Fear per Cent. Loss
was Sat, at 991 to 1.
The Inns, or " advertieed" Exchequer Bills pre-
sent a freak fall of 25., closing at los. to 20s. prem.
The March bills were steady, at 33e. to 37e. prem.
Turkish Six per Cents. have sustained • fresh fall
of 3 per cent., closing at 98 to 3. The Guaranteed
Four per Cents. were dull, at 104 to 1. Buenos.
Ayres Bonds continue in demand. Other foreign
securities were quiet.
Bank shares to-day were steady. Union Bank of
Australia shares were inquired for, and Bank el
New South Wales advanced IL Eastern Steam and
Royal Mail Steam shares were more offered.
London, England, 1858-05-29

AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA.

A Berlin letter, in the German Journal of Frank-
fort, says :—" We learn from a good source that the
cabinet of Vienna has recently despatched a note to
Paris relative to the attitude of Sardinia. Austria
desires France to exercise her influence at Turin, in
order to moderate the pretensions of the Piedmonteee
cabinet, and grounds this request on the fact that
Piedmont seeks to represent herself as supported by
France."
London, England, 1858-07-24

HOUSE OF COMMI

,r, JULY 23.

The M was remised at 6 o'clock.
CORPORATION OF LONDON.
Mr. LAURIE gave notice that next widen he would
move for leave to kriag in a bill to extend the jariedictica
and privileges of the Corporation of London to a radius of
two mats from St. Paters.
REINFORCEMENTS FOR INDIA.
Mr. EWART inquired what reinforcements were going
or were preperlag to be sent out to India?
Lord STANLEY—From the month of February to the
prsamt time nearlyi 17,000 men have been despatched to
ladle, which will probably be sniticient he the present ;
but I ought to add that her Majesty's government are well
aware of the great itoportmos of &chaos, end, If possible, a
final blow in the mane of the next cold season, and with
that view will take their measures.
London, England, 1858-07-23

THE UNITED STATES.

Cason ova on!
(IT zLzeram

SOUTHAMPTON, PAIDAT.
The Arid bee 'mired with the United States
mails. She left New York on the 10th inst.

The steamship Edznbegh, f-om Glegow, had
mired out.
The ship Eliza Mallowry, hound front Savannah
to Falmouth, with sugar, he put into Newport,
U.S., on amount of yellow fever on board.

The steward of tie eehooner Frances French hsq
pleaded guilty to a charge of /LIM stealing, and has
been eantenoed to ten pen' imprieonment.
_ _ . . . . .

The mail packet Mire had strived out.
A meeting of the Republican State Committee has
boa held at Albeay, at which it was resolved to
call a state convention of two &leas from each
district to meet at Syracuse in September.
Merchants who have furnished materials or 'ap-
plies to ships in New York, keys hitherto bad liens
upon three ships for their alaime. The courts of
law in New York have just decided otherwise.
The City of Baltimore was expected to sail from
Halifax on the lath inst.

The United States army was about to march on
the Salt Lake city. Its route was kept a scoot.
The yacht, Wanderer, which wee a short time
since searched and seised as a slaver, has entered
and left New York in triumph. like was sainted
with guns and with the cheers of a large crowd.
She left for Trinidad.

Commander Page will command naval force
to Paraguay. The force consists of dlree effective
war atomisers.
The lievannah correspondent of the New York
Time says that the American gulf squadron is
now bury cruising about in search of British gun-
boats. Coonsnedore Kellett had reached Havaanah
to explain away the officious conduct of the sala-
mander of the Buzzard, and to say that punishment
will be meted out to him.
The Spanish government will not accept Conolm's
resignation.
The general markets on the 9th were firmer for
cotton, 3,000 bales of which changed hands, includ-
ing middling uplands, at 121 c. per lb. Flour WAS
moderately inquired for at uniform prices. Wheat
and corn were lam active, and generally less buoyant.
Providing were in fair demand. Coffee, rice, and
sepia, continued in good request. There was more
aetivity in naval stones and oils, and less in freights.

LIVIRPOOL, FRIDAY 1101131110.
The agent of the New York emaciated pram has
received the fbilowing intelligsace, per City of /3altL
mom:
NSW YORK, ICLIr 10.
•We have reeehed edviese from the City of
Mexico to the 6th instant. On the 18th of lone an
earthquake noisomely hit in Malmo, and upwards
of fifty moons lost their lives.
• The British and France Minister, had advised
payment of the forced loan ender protest ; bet Mr.
Forsyth gays the proposal his decided opposition,
and demands hie pompons. He awaits instructions
from the United States government.
"General Vidaarri was marching on the capital."
London, England, 1858-07-23

tained, independently of the half per cent. paid to
the appraisers of the value of such property) and the
interest on loans made on goods deposited an the old
Post-house is reduced to 4pa. oent."
In the same way is reduced the interest on sums
uprosonted "Boot," guaranteed by a &pail of
jewels in private banks.
The journal of the 10th inst. 'peaks of a light
shock of an earthquake which wu felt on the- 3rd
inst. at Tursi and in the neighbourhood. it yea
followed by a violent tempest. The thundet /tad
lightning were awfal, and many houses were

Peoplroomplain much of a Mioisteriale " which
prohibits the farther issue of new silver. By some
the feeling against the old silver coinage is said to
be a mere prejudice, but I em inclined to re-
glad it as something more, and as origi.
nating in a consciousness that the old silver
is deficient in weight. The effect of the official
order, therefore, to which I have alluded will be,
that the demand for silver at the bank will be un-
restricted, a result mach desired, as some difficulty
is Mt in • g silver at the present legal price.
Already the financial arrangements of the lest two
or three years are felt to have been wrong, and an-
other year will be productive of yet greater in-
conveniences.
London, England, 1858-05-11

SHARE LISTS.-2HIS DAY.

Two o'CLorn.
The railway share market to-day exhibits in-
oreaeed depression. The principal fall is in Mid-
land, Great Northern, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and
South Eastern. In must of the leading descriptions
the decline varies from /to per oent. London
and North Western stock is now quoted 94 to I,
being comparatively steady ; Midland, 921 to 1,
after being marked 921 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire,
91 to 1 ; London and South Western, 96 to 11
Great Northern, 26 to; per share; and Eastern
Counties, 121 to 1.
Paris and Lyons and Grand Trunk of Canada
Railway shares have fallen. East Indian Railway
stock has also given way, and the other Indian de-
scriptions continue out of favour. Royal Swedish
shares are marked 7s. ed. Foreign and colonial
lines are generally flat.
London, England, 1858-05-11

THE POLICE 0007t78.

The prisoner, while he wu trying to get the ribbon og,
maid, " Let me alone ; if I don't do it now, I will at another
time."

litspeotor Coombe said she had not been drinking; and st
the station-loose, finding that she made another attempt, he
took off all etudes he thought she might make used'.
The prisoner's sister came forward and said aba could not
scesont for be, condscit.

In answer to Mr. Bingham the prisoner merely shook her
had, bat give
muter, answer Ai to the
Mr. Atchison, the girl's said he was willing to
take bar lamb aim would go.
Mr. Bingham amid it wits very kind, and he thought it
would be the bad einerem Ile bad no doubt if a needialamy
saw bar she would OM km gas reoovered.
The gtri beefs. esnesnead logo back to ber employer, she
was given up to Pia.
London, England, 1858-05-11

AND BRITISH TZLIONAPII.)
)=T.)

(DT II

MALTA, MONDAY.

The Calcutta and China mails have arrived
with dates from Hong Kong, March 30; Calcutta,
April 10 ; Madras, 16th; Gana, 18th ; Aden, 28tI.
Rohilcund is in possession of ths robe* win are
said to be 100,000 strong.
_

An amnesty is offered in Oude to all those who rs.
turn to their allegiance—mutineers excepted.
There is no Chins news.

At Calcutta imports were quiet. Exports un-
changed. The supplies moderate, and the money
market way. Freights dull. Exchange, 2s. lid.
to ed.
Madras markets unaltered. Tonnage more
abundant. Exchange, 2s. lid. to 2s. lid.
At Hong Kong nothing was doing in opium.
Cotton was in fair demand. Rice dull. Exchange,
4s. Bd. to 4s. 9id.

Shanghae ::-Imports dull, and silk in active
demand at advanced prices. Stocks of tea conside-
rably diminished. Exchange, fis. lld. to 6s. ld.
Amongst the passengers per Indus are Generals
Archdale Wilson and Franks, Brigadier Russell,
Lady Wilson, and Colonel trotter.
Her Majesty's ship Princess Royal, with the 57th
Regiment, leaves Malts for Alexandria to-morrow.
Lord Lyons and fleet hourly expected from Corfu.
London, England, 1858-05-11

i i

WNW-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoci.
The mining market to-day is extremely quiet. In
the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially
reported, end in other quarters business is very
limited. The market, in fact, presents no feature of
the 'lightest interest.
Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at
10s. prem. In other colonial, as well es foreign,
mining securities, no movement of importance has
taken place.

MowDAt livunts.

Buainess in the mining market to-day was rather
more active, and in some cases improved prices
were realised. The principal transactions were ia
shares in East Basset, North Basset, West Basset,
Wheal Eason, Sough Ceradon, Wheal Edward,
East Wheal Russell, Great South Tolgus, Provi-
dence Mines, Drakewalls, and Wheal Arthur. The .
following descriptions were dearer, via.: Great '
Wheal Alfred, North Frances, North Basset, Par
Commis, and South Frances. Wheal Mary Ann and
Wheal Trelewaey, however, were flat.
Cobra Copper shares exhibit a fresh improvement
of lk General mines continue to meet with inquiry.
Bon Accord Copper and United Mexican showed '
flatness.

COMMERCIAL AND maiuunz ,

LIVERPOOL CORN DURUM—MB DAL'
(as mmaiorna Tiff.sezAra)
Ilium ooa 0111111 oosarroxDairr.)
The ma =duet to-day was (Fist Wheat mold Jowly a►a
the raw of Friday , for door than was Do demand; Oar
war* arealaal. Indian own was Bd. damper. Of bar ism
were offering, rad prices were Arm. Ia oats, oatmeal, and
balmy, than was a moderato bamboo.

MINIJING-LANE.—THIS DAT.
Boa.ta.—The market has opened with a dull appearanee,
ond the patio males are progressing heavily. Rednedateady
Imam ello. to 6Tc

Comm—The public sales are going off without showing
an nisierial alteration in prioes.
TlA.—Prices are steady with a limited demand.
Samaras continues dull of sale.
Rtes.-5,000 bags Bengal were offered and a part sold,
chiefly at 9s.
Carroir.—The speculative demand is brisk, and about
1,600 bales wild yesterday at full prices.
In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene-
rally have as inactive appesranos.

TALLOW Id ARKHT.—THIS DAY.
The arirkst le fat at the aaartael (madams .—P
T.C. ea the spot Ms. ; May sad Jaw, Us. 9d., tra
August, Cs. dd. ; Oot. to Dap., 80s.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Trade without alteration Primo rooodow bay, Ms. to TA;
gawk" do., 765. Inforko do., 600. to NIL • rows.,Mc to SOL ; dem., Kw to 100 s. , second ted, 70s. to ges. ;
straw, 265. to 30s.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(sr aIICIIIIIO

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BATH AND SOMERSET MEETING.
(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1858-08-04

MINCING-LANG.—nns DAY.

8001/4—The market is steady, but the demand II act
quite so active as last week for landed parcels, bat there but
been a large business done in cargoes Omit the last two days.
Reined lumps remain quoted 635. to 55e.
Coress.—The public sales ere progressing withcut &me-
in any materiel alteration in prices.
Tau remains firm at the late advance ; common Coegma
10d. to 100., and it is difficult to buy at the former price.
Corrou.-400 balsa sold yesterday.
Bricss.—The public sales are prigressing at about pre-
vious rates.

13.7xrrirrnint.—Tha publication of a contract for Frame
ham brought a font bates into the market, and the decline
quoted of le. bamboos renovated.
TTTTT or SODA hr been sold at 16s. 6d. to 17e. 6d..
according to quality.
COCHINIAL sold at miry full prices. Merketo generally
quiet to-day.