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The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-11

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD. JOLT 9.
In a congregation holden this morning, being the
last day of Act Term, the Rev. Richard relent, M A., of
Trinity College, Dublin, was admitted ad tandem.
In the same congregation the following degrees were con-
ferred, viz. :
MASTIBS or Ants.—George Motile, University College ;
Robinson Duckworth (+choler), University College ;
Wilterforos Hodgson, Exeter College; Wham Stone,
Exeter College ; Raney IC Ffyse Peasteolte College.
M.LOILS or ARTs.—P.vid Lewis, Jesus College;
Thomas A. Hart. Magdalen-hell.
Bscliscons or blusic.—Richard B. Sankey, Magdalen-
London, England, 1859-07-11

BOTAL TILIMEB LICHT CLUB.

The race of this club took place on Saturday. The
following were the entries •
Yachts. Toni. Owners.
Mann .. Joseph Weld, Esq.
Erman .. 105 Richard Arabia, Esq.
Vestal .. 75 P. Ord Marshall, Req.
Destiny .. 120 .. Lissr.-Culunel J. Orono (E.,C.).

The course named for the race was from Gravesead to the
Moues Light and back to Greenhi,he, but as there was not
the 'lightest chance of their getting down to the dreams
poet, the turn wee made off the town of Lee. All the
schooners on the above list were fleet class, but superiority of
size necessarily told is favour of the Alarm, one of the moat
beautiful yachts ever built. In light sire there wee but little
doubt entertained, and ins strong wind it would have been
considered a dead certainty. The prize was of the value of
1001., and was a very richly Mused cup.
The Eagle was, on this merlon, not overcrowded, end
conveyed her company to Gravesend by twelve o'clock,
shortly &Per which the mon was started, under the direction
of Lord Alfred Paget, the noble commodore. The wind,
which was very light and varirole, had been, up to this mo-
ment, outward of north, but soddenly southwarding, gave
the Alarm s better go tff than she Gould have anticipated; the
Zoom., however, led very prettily, till the wind became a
lade brick in the Lower Hope, when the Alarm went to
windward of her into the first place, end never gave her op-
ponents a ettadowof a chance afterwards. The Alarm rounded
at Les forty minutes before the Zonave, and en hour before
her at the winning poet.
London, England, 1859-05-23

of Is. to 2s. pernuarter over the rates of last week. Thera
was not much doing In barley, and the trade was dull at
former quotations, both malting and grinding being Edd
firm. Thole wire a fair demand for °ate, but priors under.
went no improvement. The demand for good beans to t..ts
active, and the high rails which have teoantly prevailed were
readily 01314 best kinds fetching as high as 48a. Peas were
dull, and ranged from 40s. ti 48s. Flour has again advanced
Is. per sack.
•• •• • • • -

WIIIBECH MAT 21.—We are well supplied with whett at
market to-day; the grower' were stiff in their demands at
the commencement, oil:writhe a good business would hare
been done at a decline ;aa it was but little resulted. Spring
corn of all kinds in short supply, and rather more money girt n.
Prices to the grower --Whoa, white, 646. to 665.; eve.,
631 be. per bushel ; red, 60.. tone.; ex.rs, 64.., 63Ibs.
per buahel. Osts, le. Id. to la. 2d. par Mute. Beans, 44e. to
46,1, per qr.

Woncserna, KAY 21.—The market has now returned
again to a more ready lute, and prices are better than they
were before the drat alarm of war, with an inclination aidl
farther to advanoa. Eaglish white wheat, 20s. M 21s. per
barrel ; and red 181. to 205.; mthing barley, 4s. 6d. to se,
per bushel; bouts, 6s. 63. to 6e. Eid. per bushel; oats, 35.64.
to 4a. 6d. per 3911 e.
London, England, 1859-05-23

YORK, MAY 2l.—At our corn market 10-day there was a
tolerable supply, and the trade ruled dull, fanners being com-
pelled to *ahem to rather lower prices. White samples sold
at 60s. to 68e., and red 48a. to 60s. per 36 stone. Holey was
only a small supply, and the trade was heavy at former rates,
good malting samples selling at 36. to 36a. per quarter.
There wee not a large 'apply of oats, and former prices may
be (tinted, viz., 24. to 245. per 24 stone. Beaus were &Du
unchanged in value, superior samples being disposed of at
480. per quarter.
KIRKCALDY MAY 21.—We have bad another week of
very fine weather. The growing wheat makes rapid pro-
few weeks of such and it will be bursting into ea.
Thgaii-ollanting as finiabel, and farmers ace busy getting in
mangolda and turnips. At our country mallets, this week,
very little gr.ia offering; higher prises asked, but very !,ttle
changing hands. Here, to-day, we had good supplies of
wheat and oats, but email of barley. Bales slow. Wheat
and oats at a decline of le. to 24. per qr. ; barley same as lest
market-day. Wheat, 38e. to 66e. per qr.; barley, 31a. t 3
36e.; oats, 245. to 23e. 6d.

WATERFORD, MAY 21.—With the exoeptioa of a few
parcels of oats by boat, we have had scarcely any home-
grown grain at market this week; coastwise and from
abroad there have been feir arrivals of wheat, but of Indian
corn only 320 quarters have come to band. The improve-
ment noted In the trade on Saturday last has been well
teabitalnerk and foreign wheat of prime quality has realised
about la. par berrel more money. The small quantity of
Irish on tale has brought fell prices. In barley very little
has been dose, but there boa been a fair amount of business
pas,ing in
oats, at the full prices of this day sennight. We
have bad more inquiry for Indian corn then of late, but the
transaction have been rather limited, owing to the firmness
of holders; at a trifling reduction on present rates there are
large buyers. Floor more richly sold at somewhat better
prime. Imports this week :—Wbeat, 4,736 qrs. ; Indian
corn, 320 qr.. Exports.—Oats, 3,170 barrels; flour, 1,338
sacks; oatmeal, 32 ditto.
London, England, 1859-05-23

CU Court.

The Prince and Prince,. George of Saxony and
the Doke of Oporto took kora of the Ocean on Saturday
morning, and departed fur Germany.
The Qat= and the Prince Consort left Buckingham
Palace for Osborne, Ws of Wight, at ten °pinatas before 10
o'clock on Setardey morning, accompanied by the Primes
Arthur and Leopold, and the Princesses Alice, Helena
Louise, and Bidden. The royal suite consisted of the
Duchem of Athol*, the Hoe. Beatrice Byng, Major-General
the Hon. C. Grey, Lord Mirka Fitzroy, Lieutenant-Colonel
Poetonby, Colonel Biddalph, Bit James Clerk, and Major
Blphinstocts.

The Queen and Prince Convict were condoeted to their
eyeing by the Marquis of Blew, Earl De la Warr, the
Duke of Bersofiet, the Menials of Aberoorn, Viscount New-
port, Lord Crofton, Lord Begot, the Hon. Mortimer Sack-
villo West, and Colonel Francis Seymour, C.B.
A detachment of Light Dragoons escorhd her Mejeety to
the private station at Vauxhall, and a special train conveyed
the eclat party on the South Western Railway to Gosport.
The Princess Augustus of Seat-Coburg left Buckingham
Palace on Saturday morning end returned to Claremont.

OSBORNE, MAY 22.
Her Majoaty, the Prince Contort, end the Royal Family
crossed over from Gosport in the Fairy yesterday, and wen
joined on the pimp to Osborne by the Primmer Frederick
William, who arrived in the royal yacht Victoria and Albert,
which bad proceeded to Antwerp to fetch kw Royal High_
new rod molt..

The PAWNS came on board the Fairy immediately,
aommpaniad her Majesty to Osborne, whom the royal party
arrived at taro o'clock.

Princess Frederik William will remain abut a week or
ten days on a visit to bee Majesty. Prince Frederick Wa-
kens is unavoidably detained in Prussia by 64 dative under
proven, einem+ tances.

Count end Countess Penman are in attendance on the
Primes'.

-
This tarsals( the Quin, tbs Prises Consort, Princess
Fredeekk William the Prince.. AiloP, liektu, and L'Atioa
tt. laded Divine seiwice at Whippingham Chunk where the
Rev. O. Rabies oeciated.

---iite—at;;;Oeme Whienera and hire. Charles Webster Wei •
preeent at the Qua's Drwwing•room held on Thuredny het
an as. Jails?. Mum

84, Thomas Fremantle, Chairmen of the Customs, hod an
interview with the ChenorSof of the Richegoar on Saturday
at his Oficial residence in Doering-street.
Dr. Alexander Wood, President of the Royal College of
Physiiiens of Rdhshorgh, had an interview with the Right
Hon. the Earl of March, on Saturday, at the °Sloe of the
l'on Lew Bond, Whitehall.

•
Heeling* of the Cambridge University Commisaiocers
were hild et 6, AdelphEteirsce, on Tuesday, the 17th
Wednesday, the 18th; end Fridity, tbo 20th ',Want. The
commissioners present ware the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop
of Chwter, the Right Hon. tho Lord Justice Turner, the
Right ticn. M. T. Elaine., the Right Hon. Sir Laurence
Peel, Fire Cosiortitoe Sir W. Page Wood, tho Rev. Dr.
Vaughan, and Mr. Horatio Waddington.
Dispatches were received at the Colonial Office on Saturday
born the lead High Cornmiseoter of the lonisn leiroods
and the Ouvtrnive cf litligoland, the Auatralian
Hong Kong, Ceylon, and the Mauritioe.
London, England, 1859-05-23

DEFEATS OF THE AUSTRIANS

FRENCH ACCOUNTS.
The Moniteur of yesterday publishes the follow-
log despatch:

"ALESSANDRIA, MAT 21, 1159.

" The Austrians have attacked with 15,000 men
the advanced posts of Marshal Baraguay d'Hilliers
they were repulsed by the division of General Forey,
which behaved admirably, and carried the village of
Montebello, already famous, after a desperate combat
of four hours. The Piedmontees cavalry, commanded
by General de Bonner, acted with rare energy.
We have taken 200 prisoners, among them a colonel.
We have had on our side from 600 to 600 men killed
or wounded.

"Major-0.-nerd Beuret, of the infantry, and Com-
mandtr Duchet, were killcd. The Colonels Ouyot
de Lespart, de Bellefonds, Conseil Dumeanil, and
Commanders Laerettlle and de Female were
wounded.

" This affair reflects great honour on General
Forty, who has displayed equal intelligence and
bravery. The Austrians have born in full retreat
since yesterday evening.

- -
"Tie lose of enemy amounts to more than 2,000
med.

" The Emperor left to-day for VogherJ, and has
visited the hospitals where the wounded Austrians
have been received with the French, and are tended
in the same manner."

The Moßiteur of to-day (wo learn from Mr.
Reuter) contains the following:

"ALESSANDRIA, MAT 22.
"The weather continues to improve. The Em-
peror is in good health." .

The Nord of to-day alleges that General Forey's
division numbered 8,000 men, exclusive of the regi-
ment of Sardinian cavalry.

The Debats of to-day., says that General Forty's
division was composed of four regiments of the line
—the 520 d, 73rd, 85tb, and 86th—and the Bth bat-
talion of Horse Chassenrs.
London, England, 1859-05-23

ARRIVAL OF THE COL'RT AT OSBORNE.

PORTSMOUTH, Mat 21.
The Queen and the Nines Consort, accompanied
by the Princess Alice, Prises fttlar, Prince Leopold, Prin-
cess Helena, Prioress Loulan, and Princess BINLITiCer, and
attend., by the ladies and gentlemen of the Court, urivod
st the Royal Clennos-yard, Guernt, at half.pset 12 o'clock
Ibis afternoon. Her Majesty was received by the Cum-

sander-la-Chief et the pore., Admiral Willies jowls, CB.,
Risar-Admiral the Hon. Osage Grey, superintendent of the
dockyard ; Rear-Admiral George R. Mundy, appointed
sand in corninaad of Hie Mediterrsnesa fleet; Major-
General Sir •1•1211•1 Yorke licerket, commanding the smith-
western district, with their respective staffs ; Captain George
Fowler Hastings, C. 8., eaperintendent of the Clause Yard
and Hasler, and a geoid of boaour of militia artillery.
Her Majesty embarked as bard the royal screw yacht
Fairy, Commander the Frisco Leiningeo, under
royal salutes from the Victoly, flag ship. and Es-
cellrnt, the ship. In harbour bong gaily decorated with parti-
coli met buoting. On leaving the harbour the royal standard
was Wired from the King's Bastion. and Sae by the Han-
nibal and Doris at Spithead, as the vessel approached is that
direction. Her Majery landed ea moat at Cowie, and
arrived at Oribirne at &bast 10 minutes past 1 o'clock.
London, England, 1859-05-23

THE POLICE COURTS.

GUILDHALL.

21113 MURDER AT LIDBURY.

LEDBURY, SATURDAY Nsottr.
The greatest excitement still prevails hare in re-
ference to this horrible and mysterious affair. Some silver
money has been found near the spot, and some of it is iden-
tified. Some circumstances which have caused a suspicion
to attach to a certain person are Going followed up with eir-
cumemetion and diligence; but the authoritienare of opinion
that tU ends of justice might probably be he:heated by the
publication of what hes teen secertamed. Willi tenon, of
the London detective force, has arrived at Ledbruy, and is
prosecuting his inquiries, with the assistance of the local
police.
On Saturday evening, in the streets of Hereford, a very
singular and palatal i...dect occurred in counexion with
the tragic event. An itinerant hailadmonger was hawking
an exaggerated account of the &fele, professing to be "a
tall, true, and particular account of the cold 'blooded mur-
der of Mn. Harriett Baker, for the small charge of a half-
penny," when • respeetably•dremed man. apparewly just
come off a journey, made up to the fellow through the eager
erowd which ...rounded him and raid the man was an im-
postor, and ought to be punished for gulling the public
with such a wicked lie, as no such murder had been com-
mitted. The fellow indignantly repudiated this impeach-
ment of his vault), and appealed to the bystanders,
who mewed the stranger that the fact of the murder bevies
been committed was beyond doubt. The poor .man was
horror-stricken, and exclaimed, "Then the murdered woman
was my sister." He had received a letter on the previous
day, stating that his sister at Ledburyt whom be bad not
✓em for 14 years, was 111. Onthis intonation be had come
from Richmond to see her, and wee about to undertake the
last stage of his journey when he thus accidentally acquired
the awful information of her murder. Heat once proceeded
by excrete. to I.edburv.
The body of the poor woman was Interred in the parish
churchyard yesterday evening. The funeral attracted
crowds of spectator'. Pending the adjourned Inquest on
Thursday next, the district magistrates will hold a private
investigation of this ease on Monday. A rumour has tees
circulated that a man has been apprehended on the charge
of committing the murder, but inquiry we fend this to be
falae.
London, England, 1859-05-23

SARDINIAN ACCOUNTS.

The following official bulletins were published
at Turin on Saturday:

. Yesterday 15,000 Austrians assailed Casteggio
and occupied Montebello. The Sardinian cavalry
and the corps d'armee of Mardis! }Uruguay d'Hil-
litre advanced, followed by General Forey's division,
and after a fight of six hours repulsed the Austrians.
Tee allied forces then retook possession of Montc-
hello. Two hundred Austrians and an Austrian
colonel have been made prisoners. The enemy is in
fall retreat.

t.Forey's division sad the Sardinian cavalry, under
General Saunas, behaved admirably. The loss of
the allies wu 600 killed and wounded. The law of
the enemy was very great. Yesterday the Emperor
visited the camp at Marengo.
"To-day the extreme left of our army, under
General Cialdini, forced a passage over the Sesia,
near Vercelli, in an admirable manner. The enemy
was put to flight, leaving officers and privates as
prisoner., together with arms, waggons, and horses
in our hands."
London, England, 1859-05-23

Till LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE WEST-

MESTER PALACE MOTEL.

A24OTHER DEATH.-{THIS DAY.)

This Teaming, at half-past 6, Desoto likarthy,
of IS, Orekerd-eireat, Weramineter, one of the enfortesete
mien who were preelpitaled from a height of sixty feet,
tarred Is Westadeeter Hoppa/. Frederick Cahill,
another of the min, is not expected to live many boort
lieheeriptices eve Wag robe 1 in Weetoiester, on behalf of
the wives and baiting of the, sufferer,. Mr. Bedford, the
comer, this Arnow resumed the inquest on the bodies, in
the bord-roma of the hoo,itsl. of identity of
M'Carthy, sad the ror fir! testimony ss to the come of his
death, having been Wow, the coroner proraeded to go into
the general nature of the ometructian of the scaffold, and
from the impotent asters of the evidence, end the number
of witnesses, scientific end otherwise, to Le ezeicktel, the
immiry will probably last until a lates hour.
London, England, 1859-05-23

THE muss, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 23, 1859.

SHARE LISTa-ZILIS DAL.

TWO o'CLoCIf.
Scarcely any business has been dons this morning
in British railway stocks, but firmness prevails, 6;
and in a few instance prices have slightly in,
improved. London and North Western stock! Ise
for instance, has advanced 1 per cent., and
Great Western and Midland, 1 per cent. Present or
quotations are as follows :—London and North I
Western stock, 861 to 1; Great Western, 51 to I;
Midland, 931 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 841
to 83; South Eastern, 181 to 1 per share ; Caledonian, eL
73i to 74; Eastern Counties, 52 to ; and North si
British, 601 to 611. itu so
e
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are some- er
what better, the Old being quoted 21 to 21 die., too
sad the New, 31 to 21 dia. The French two
railway shares are also firm. Indian and Canadian to
descriptions are steady. The shares of the Cape
Town Railway and Dock Company are officially
marked 11 dim.

ft I r 4. I
London, England, 1859-05-23

AUSTRIAN ACCOUNTS.

The official Austrian Correspondence of Satur-
day evening contains the following communication
respecting the battle at Montebello. "On the 20th
instant General Stadion sent ont areconnoitering party
to learn the strength and position of the enemy's
right wing. The Austrians advanced towards Teglio
and Montebello, where they met the enemy in supe-
rior force. After • very severe conflict General
Stadion drew back hie troops in perfect order to the
left bank of the Po, after having, however, forced
the enemy to employ his whole strength."

" OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
" On the 20th instant General Stadion pushed for-
ward a reconnaissance by a forced march towards
Teglio and Montebello, but after a hot light with a
French force of superior strength retreated behind
the Po."

A telegram from Vienna says :—" The Austrian
force which reconnoitered ontite2ota mit.consisted
of three brigades. On arriving in the neighbotu•
hood of Casteggio and Montebello, on the road to
Piacenza, it met the French in great force, under
Baraguay d'llilliers. The Austrians made grod
their retreat to the bridge at Vecanizza on the Po.
The number of killed and wounded is not yet posi-
tively known, but the loss is probably about the
same ae that of the French. The blockade of Venice
and of the adjoining coast was announced ,to the
Austrian commander yesterday."

SECOND ENGAGEMENT. PASSAGE *:,,OF
THE SESIA LV THE PIEDMONTESE.
The following official bulletin was:published yes-
terday at Turin:
" General Cialdini, wishing to take possession of
the end of the bridge of Vercelli, which adjoined the
left bank of the river, in order by that means to pro-
tect the construction of another bridge over the
Serie, moved forward two columne,-;whieb, after
having passed the river, joined at the same point,
The column which crossed sear Sesta, on the
side next Albano, was attacked by the Austrians in
great force, and sustained a tierce conflict at a place
called Villata. The enemy was, however, routed,
and our troops established themselves in Borgo
Vercelli. The other column crossed the Scala near
Cappucini Veeehi, and, after having sdrprised two
companies of the enemy, remained at that place. Our
loss is insignificant, but that of the Austrian. is con.
siderable. The filodenese, after having spiked their
cannon, evacuated Aulla last night, and retired to
Froirsano."
London, England, 1859-07-29

ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH AND SPANISH

MAILS.

LIT iLicrato TILMUIIPX.)

(11011 00A OWN

SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY.

The titeam-ship Cabana has arrived with the
Spanish and English mails from Havana, thirty-six
passengers, and advisee of the Bth, which are
anticipated. She proceeds on to Hamburg.

The Trieste Gazette announces that Generil Ur-
ban, commander if Vigor*, who, the English pulte rill
remember, distinguish. dlf by his atrocities dnrieg
the Austrian inva.i n of Piedmont, has been placed as
the retired hat, and has bent succeeded by General Baas
Wernhardt.

A Paris correspondent of the Independance Beige,
writing on the 27,h, says Yon may rest assured that an
which has been annonnord in !elation to interviews of sore-
reigns—Um arrival at Pads of Alexander 11. and Fresno
Joseph, the journey to London or to Vivant of Napoleon
111., kit., is devoid of all foundation and of all probability."
The correspondent of the Nord says that Primo
Napoleon is st present gemmed In selecting the pantos Who
are to sorompeay him to Vienna for the porpme of bringing
to Franos the remains of the Duke of Reichstsdr, the son of
the first Napoleon. The arrival of the body in Francis will
be secompanied by a magnificent Mama' ceremony.

I
London, England, 1859-07-29

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

WOOLWICH, JILT 28.
Tha Begiesestal Staff of the sixth Brigade of
Royal Artftlery, ocesistiag of two lieutetaateeekmals, two
captains, sae quartermaster, • paymieter
IsPe
with • Isbaliment of the brigade. are ordains! 4sWo*ot
trice to-morrow on board tits Urgent stem troopship, and
primed to Matta, where the brigade trlll lie perseesetly
statlonsd„ In ac.ordanos with the receganneinen of the
regiment.

CHATHAM, JULT 28.
One hundred and twenty-eight non.oommemioned
officers and men of various revelry and infantry our, the
elopes of whom have recently returned wounded and disebled
from India and the colonies, left the invalid barrocks, Bt.
Mary
e's, this morning, eighty of that number, who have reco-
from their wounds or sickens and bees pronounced
convalescent, to join the depot oompanim of their respective
corps, and the remainder to proceed to their homes on account
of their =Masse for huther service.
Admiralty orders were this morning received by Colonel
H. W. Parke, commandant of the battalion of Royal Marine
Light infantry, directing nos-commiesioned odium sad
men to embark to-morrow os board the line-of-battle mew
stammer 1f..., 81, Captain J. N. Btrange.
A party of the 26th Cainevoniana, under the emansead of
Lieutenant J. Armstrong, end in medical @harp of Asellind
Burgeon Richmond, strived at Foot Pitt yeitirday erashog
from Berroude.

DEVONPOBT, JUL; 28.
The United States sloop of war Plymouth, Cap-
tain Qom, left Plymouth Bound on Monday evening fur
Brest.
The Creams, 31;esteha Phdlimore, riled yeatm&T
is the Channel roe.
The °Wham, 6 addle), Commander H. D. Hinkley,
'Med yesterday kw the North AlniflOlll sad Wait ladle
itstiON.

ROYAL Itwourina.—Coloael Rase, now nom-
mad_ing la Inland, is to proceed to the Caps at Good Rope,
owe promoted to a gamed oeloar. Coload Frans,
DOW INIMISWIdiag in North Britain, aotwooda Colonel Roae.
Colonel atyrlag moooods Colonel Fromm Minor Baring
proceeds iris Balked to the meat of Africa.
COAST DEFENCES AT TTNEMOUTIL—The
forti-
dratgru at the entrance of ths Tyne ars now assuming a
more formidable character. Earthworks ors being awed
for the reception of heavy gum, boob la the oasts yard and
at Maud Port. The walls surromadbeg the Cable hese
ben lembolad for ths action ot mnolostriaitkorary aappomf
Foible amnion likely to be required la
Tin YORKSHIRE HUSSARS.—Tbe pliant Earl de
Orgy, for de years colonel of this Er nithas molgued.
OW J. B. Johnstone ir the lisatonamooloasi el the togimat,
gag bat la sambaed= with Lord Wombat sad the Fart of
BomomPaea, are apokta of me babe bosom from whom a
ashooded will he mob he tho than salammad of the tor-
oosak—Nomaarflo Clirsaiala
London, England, 1859-07-29

THE POLICE COURTS.

(111D1 DAY.)

cLIRLINWELL.
%OYIL MODI or SSCAPIIIO »oil VIII MIA.

Lail; imrseth 24-s-thSitayiwo West. both .ems
fashionably attired, were charged Wen Kr. Carrie with
stealing two gold rinks sod one gold mash hook from the
shop of kfr. R. R. B. Cellia, of kb, upper-sine, watch
math &o.
The prisoners were brought before the court a week ago
sad wore then reatandid. The ptiacarrs were removed to
one of the c-lis by Tamer the gaoler, In which wee a woman
I of the MOO of briew, who had been before the magthrste
on the charge of bring drunk end dioardrrly. For this
..ffence abe wee ordered to pay • small fins or to be saelsed
in ths cell limit 6 o'clock, at which hour she woe
to be discharged. While in the cells the prisoner West
changed her dress, cope sad bonnet, with Bryant, sod when
the van mme to mks the primmer* sway to the Hoare of
Detention the women Bryent answered to 'heaths* of West,
end the taken away, and West the discharged at 5 o'clock.
Whoa the prisoners were brought spas the remand, Turner
discovered that the woman who saswered to the name of
West, elthouth dremed in the seas shim was not the ragas
women who bed bees remanded ; sad, epos leaking inquiries,
at VIM dimvivered the fraud that hksdd been perpetrated upon
hale. The cape which Bi /ant bad on was taken from her.
end the stoke SOWS days dace by the women West, and
els wee ohs weasel fee other awes of shoplifting.
The Friesser &pant said she arse not sere that ohs wee
doing wrong, sad she would see here changed her chrism
gay she thesight is yes to hove bat a week's imprierm-
nwt
. .

Mr. Co.M ettooltorged the woman Freeman, sad meanded
the primmer Bryant twr a week, to mob!e the police to sok.
fEt inquiries, and, U at.* to apprehend the were

iWast.

T. primate Squat, who teemed vary much surprised,
wes the mooted.

WORSHIP-STREIT.
ROIDERY AT ♦ FEMALE.

A destiNgly-dreestd yomig woman. who rave the name of
Zlisobeth boas, woe eh/nod bvfor• Mr. Coed, with menthes
• parse ooDunking money and documents of vale..
Mr. ttdwot West, satAt and oink tanker, of Iteetteamt•
stylist, Cierkenws/1, was returning home between 11 end 12
is'elork lett night, when the prieorrer thrust her baud Into Me
pocket, otteined the purse, and was trishiog 44, whoa pro-
secutor seised her. Two mw soddenly emerged from •
turning, and the wino's, got sway through their interfer-
ence. Fronk-now, however, panntrd and reaapturr 1 her, sod
Mid her until • pnlire—meteble came sp. TM property
woe net found, and the pneener pertinaciously imiated that
le. nos Woolliest. . . . . .

Yr. Comte was shoat to commit her for trial, end the do-
ttwers just completed, when the prisoner, observieg
irm d, who teat is coos on ether business, mid she
ebaalid hka to speak to him—did so, sad under his advice
saaaad frothy. else wee then mat to the House of Commo-
des he the teem of three months with hard labour.
London, England, 1859-07-29

PRUSSIA.

A letter from Berlin, of the 25th, stares.—'There
is a good deal of talk here about two lettere which
the Pnuos Resent has received. One is from the
Emperor of Itu.sta. and the other from the Emperor
of Awns. Tte former, in answer to a letter from
the Prince &put on the subject of the relations
exulting between the Courts of Berlin and S•. Peter.-
burg. 'apnoeas the most amicable sentirosota to-
ward. Prussia and her govennisoot. The Emperor
of Anetnee Mtge %mud to be of a Minder tenor.'
A letter in the Coloyna Gazette sap :—" To
judge from certain teett,• more intimate valance be-
triton Pnusil and itnesia is being prepared. We
are meared, Weed, that Baru boa premised mili-
tary wooer to Pf 11•1111 to cam she allow be seenaord
or attacked is cemegairace of meat sweats."
London, England, 1859-05-24

TEI AUSTRALIAN MAIL&

We have obtained a copy of the "Conditions" of
the Admiralty tender for the conveyance of the Au..
traliaa and New Zealand made, ria Panama, the
adjudication of which, as already stated, is to take
place on the Ist of July. The mails are to be con-
veyed monthly each way between Great Britain and
Sydney, ria l'anama and New Zealand, and the con-
tractors are also to make provision for conveying to
and from Sydney and Melbourne the letters of Vic-
toria and the other Australian colonies. The oon-
tractors are to state at what time they will be pre-
pared to commence the service; also " at what inter-
mediate port or ports between Great Britain and
Panama and between Panama and Australia it may
be in contemplation to call." The Admiralty will
fix the date of the departures from each port, so that
they shall alternate fortnightly with the mails by
the Sues route. The maximum time for performing
the service to or from Mt (bourne is to be 65 days,
exclusive of the transit across the Isthmus, but "pro-
posals embracing a shorter time will !retire favour-
able consideration." The penalties will be 6001. in
default of a vessel being provided at the proper
period; 100/. for every day which shall elapse
=dß the vessel *tart*, and 10/. for every hour
consumed on the voyage beyond the period stipu-
lated. On the other hand, a premium of 301. will
be given for every day less than the contract period.
The contract is to he fur seven years, but the Ad-
miralty, reserve power to determine it io the event of
repeated irregularities. The amount of security
to be furnished by the contractors is 25,000/. A
motet Lens attached to the " Conditions" provides as
follows: "Tenders will be received for a service
subsidiary to that now existing between this country
and the Isthmus of Panama. e. y., one between
Panama and the Australian ports, subject to the fore-
going enditisne, so for as they are applicable; and
it is to be understood that the said commissioners do
not engage to accept the lowest tender irrespective
of all other considerations, and are not bound ne-
cessarily to accept any of the tenders that may be
sent in."
London, England, 1859-05-24

BOW-STREET:

Priscilla Bryant was brought up on remand, charged with
forging the sigoature of her husband, Georre Brunt, to an
order Sr the peymeot of 1001. and interest, with latest to
defraud the Beak of London.

~T►e prosecution waa conducted by Mr. Mullane, and the
prisoner was defended by Mr. Prentice, the barrista.
The depositions having bean completed,
Mr. Jardine observed that the else was one which he
should think It his duty to send to the woolens.
Mr. Payette* said in that case he thought he should best
serve his client by reserving the defence.
Mr. Jardine then committed her LT trial, admitting her to
bail in two sureties of 801. each.

Josiah James was next placed at the bar, charged with
being an accessory, after the fact, to the abGye forgery, bar-
boustng and maintaining the woman.
George Bryant deposed that he was a stocernmon, and the
primrose, whom he bad known for 20 years, had lodged with
him thou' six or seven years. They came to London to-
gether about 18 years aeo, and had sines been "boom
friends, almost brothers." When Mee. Bryant ten away
with the money, witness told James all *boat it, and showed
him the letter she wrote to him. In a few days James left,
and afire stopping for a abort time disappeared; but at the
time when Mrs. Bryant was taken they were living together
as "Mr. and Mrs. James."

some oorroborative evidance h►ring bees takes, the pd.
aoser wee rotomitud for trial. but alraittid to bail In two
euratier of 251., and him oars r•coguiaan:e for 501.
London, England, 1859-05-24

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

VERPOOL CORN MARK ET.- (THIS DA7
(IT NDITIII AND 11111 NAONNTIC TTLIOIATI.)

(room ova OWN

IDENT.)

Grain market moderately attended. Wheat la good
demand, and prima are not so well maintained as on Friday.
Floor tr. to 2c per back lower. Indian corn in fair inquiry
at late rates. BMW, onto, and oatmeal cheaper, and going
down.

lIINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.)
littoan.—Ter berbadoes public sale Is going of bossily,
good and fine rats only meeting with fair c Piers ; the market
generally has a depressed appearance. The refined Ismael is
also dull. _

Corres.—Then has not been a public sale to-day, sad
the market ram.ins inactive. et.
. .

Tza.—Ttila article mue be quoted firm, yet there is •
great went of activity in the market. Common Cat-
gut.. tOad.
Atom—This market to has active to-day.
Saurrwraa.—A• frac, ion 41 and 6 sold at 464. to 472.
Comore.—No erica of importance reported to-day.
Markings generally have a doll appearance.
London, England, 1859-05-24

MEDICAL OFFICERS OF THZ NAVY.

The name of Surgeon Robert M'Cormick (1827),
who hes just been promoted to be Deputy 'pivot*, -General
of Hospitals and Elects, steads at the h p of the list of
melons for active MTVIC(I. He has boa 31 Tsars a surgeon
to the envy, and distinguished fur his union la scientific
Tomes to both Poke extending ovecnoleas ais rod than rpm
seven years spent in the frigid noose, sad sever lost • man
in say of thaw Tamen ; in teamdeat of load writes in the
tropics sad &swims. Mr. M‘Coradolit wee a papa of the
celebrated Bir AstleyCooper, at whose reemateena•-
Mos he was aeleeNd by Mr Edward Parry fa the appoint-
ment of assistant-surgeon of her Matjeetf• Oda Heels, in the
attempt to reach the Worth Pole ; and on the warn of that
expedition was oromotsd to the mak at surgeon by his late
31..jesty King William the Fourth, then Lord High Admiral.
London, England, 1859-05-24

SOUTH WARK.

SHOPLIFTING,

Ism Drama" a respectable-looking female, the wife of a
boot masisfecturar in Snow's-Cede, was be- tight before lalr.
Barelams, charged with steeling a bundle of leather. worth
21. 145., from the shop of Messrs. Jonas and Sons, wholesale
leather dealers, High-street, Borough.
Au 'aliment to the prosecutor said that the prisoner was la
the habit of purcba•isu goods at their warehouse, and en the
previous afmrsoon ahs came as usual and selected WON
trifling article. and am she was leaving the ablp he saw
something bulky ander her shawl, sad having missed the
bindle of leather immediately afterward., be west in pursuit '
of her, end aa she woe in the act of entering another shop,
he stopped her, sad wiled her what abe had coce•aled under
her shawl I. She replied, Nothing., only what was her
own;' but he took the bundle of leather from her. end gave
her into cwt. Ay, She said that she had lust purchased It
for Owe 'billies', whereas it was worth 21. 14e., and she
must have known the value. . .

in motor to Mr. Barthel'', witoepa said thit bar basbaad
- •

was a very torpectable tradesman, and he bad dealt with
them many years. H. never had any reason to seeped the
prisoner betre.
The prisoner here plesded guilty, allegirg that she was
drink At the time. ant
Mr. Jose* devil's recommended her to mere,
Mr. Burcham oteaced her to two innwths hard labour
in the House of Ceereetket at Wandswomh.
London, England, 1859-05-24

THE WAR IN ITALY.

CROSSING OF THE TICINO BY
GARIBALDI.

The following telegram was received this morning
by Mr. Renter:

" TURIN, VISDAT.

" OFFICIAL BULLETIN
" PUBLISHED TUESDLY, MAY 24.

" Yesterday evening the enemy pushed forward a
reconnoitering party u far ea Borgo d'Ales, without,
however, any result.
" At Vercelli an officer of a Moravian regiment,
named Gruber, has been made prisoner.
" Garibaldi has successfully crossed the Ticino,
making many prisoners in the frontier country."

The Moniteur of this morning publishes the
following telegram :

"ALESSANDRIA, MAT 23, ETEMNO.

" Yesterday the Emperor attended mass in the
cathedral. His Majesty everywhere receives testi-
monies of the public sympathy. His Majesty enjoys
perfect health."

TURIN, MONDAY.

Yesterday the enemy appeared in great force at
Pale►tro, with the object of obstructing the march of
a reconnoitring party which had taken the direction
of the Sesia by order of the King of Sardinia. The
enemy's artillery was, however, silenced in every
lam•

The Austrians have shot an entire family of eight
persons in whose house Austrian guns had been
found.

The French have occupied Cuteggio, where they
w fortifying themselves.

VIENNA, MONDAT.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN PUBLISHED TO-DAY.
At noon on the 21st inst. about 16,000 of the
Franco-Sardinian army attacked onr troops, number-
ing 3,000, at Vercelli. Our men retreated, fighting,
to Orfengo. At this place two other Austrian bri-
gades hurried to the rescue and threatened the
enemy's Oink, which retired across the Semis to the
western side of the river.

BERNIE, MONDAT (Vu GERMAIIT).

Garibaldi is about to pus the Ticino. He arrived
to-day at Sato Calende with 1,000 men. The Swiss
Federal Diet is preparing heavy ordnance for arming
the fortification of Laziensteig, BeHinson', and St.
Maurice.

BERNE, Mo:fps? (VIA FRANCE).
Menages from Coire state that 30,000 Aritrians
are about to be concentrated in Vorarlberg.

PRINCE NAPOLEON IN TUSCANY.

Mr. Reuter has received the following telegram
from Leghorn, dated yesterday :—" Prince Napoleon
km; arrived here, and was received with enthusiastic
acclamations. The town will be illuminated this

evening."
London, England, 1859-07-16

TSB NATIONAL DEBT.

(From last night's Gazette.)
The Lords Commissioners of her Mojest 's Trea-
sury having certified to the Commissioner' for the Redaatlom
of the National Debt, in Dummies of the Act, 10 Geo. IV.,
e. 27, sec. 1, that the admit surplus menus of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain end Ireland, beyond the actual
expenditure thereof, for the year ended the 3let day of
/tarok, 1862, amounted to the anon of eight hundred end
thirteen thourand, four hundred and one pounds sine
shilling. and eight pence.
The Commissioners for the B.ednottoe of the National
Debt hereby give notice, that the sum of two hundred and three
thousand three hundred and fifty powrie armee ehillings and
five pence, bring ooe.fourth part of the said surplus of eight
hundred and thirteen thousand four hundred and one pounds
nine "billings and eight pence, will be spplicd,:under the pro-
visions of the sold act, between the 6th day of July, 1839,
and the 30th day of September, 1859, to the followieg per-
vis. :
rinse—applied in the purchees of stook 3,350 7 5
To be applied to the purohase of Bzoisequer
Bills, commonly called Defidency &Us,
made out in pursuance of the Act 67 Geo.
3, cap. 48

203,360 7 6

Add interest receivable on account of done•
dons and bequest., to Ds applied to the
purchase of stock

210,769 T 5

National Debt.cdfloe, July 8,1859.
A. Y. BrxtauAri, Comptnller-(sent.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoci.

The mining market remains good in ehansoterr
and prices are firm. The inquiries are principally
for shares in West Beton, South Frances, Provi-
dence Mines, North Downs, East Basset, Grambler
and St. Aubyn, and Wheal Bassett.
Sr. John del Rey Mining shares are still inquired
for, and are marked 10. Linares have been dealt
in at 101.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market :
The cews of pesos has stimulated bushman in metalr, and
many traumatic*a hove taken place at grawrelly improved
rates. Toe prices of comer were advanced ymterday ; oaf-
licieat nitrous has since been evinced to buy to give great
buoyancy to the market. Iron Ilea improved with the
general °bangs; Scotch pig being sa. per ton higher. Tim
telly maintain. its high position, mid English has swain
been advanoed la prioe daring tne week. Speller has been
dealt in largely. Lead is toady, and tin *um aro bought
much more freely, at coosiderably higher prker.
A special ineiouig of the Californien Consolidated (Marts
Yining Company (Limited) is coiled for the .at of August,
to consider a proposal foe • ',voluntary" winding up.
London, England, 1859-07-16

FAIDAT EVENIJNU.

Consop, which closed yesterday at 951 to 4, both
for money and the 9th of August, opened this morn-
ing s 951 to 4, and closed at 964 to 1. 'She
official =sinew' report is as follows :—Three per
Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1, 1, ; ditto,
for account (9th August), 954, 4,4; Three per
Cents. Reduced, 951, 1, 4.98, 961; New Three per
Ceuta., 951, 4, 96, 951, 98; Thirty Years Ann ii-
ties, expiring in April, 1885, 18; Bank Stock, 2214,
223; India Stock, 2184, 221; Indian Four per Cent.
Debentures, A. 4. ; the scrip of the New
Lose, 951, 1 ; India Bondi', 211. dis.
Exchequer Bills remain quoted 265. to 295. prem.
The scrip of the new Indian Loan advanced per
cent., closing at 93,1 to 1. An instalment of 25 per
cent. falls due no Tuesday next. The Four per
Cent. Debentures were firm at 951 to 1.
Turkish stocks showed rather a drooping tendency
to-day. The Old Six per Cents. closed at 83 to 84,
being
at 714 to
g 1 per cent.
2l Mexicanowerthanyßoestneardalyeitanoffd
offal
el9Nietow
ia
4. Russian and Dutch stocka continue in demand.
The late activity in this department has subsided.
Bank of Egypt shares rose about 10s. today.
Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China were
firmer. Commercial B ink of London were quoted
16 to 20, showing an advance. On the other hand,
Bank of Australasia and Union Bank of London
were quoted about 11. lower than yesterday. There
were a few inquiries for the shares of the London
District Telegraph Company, at the currens heavy
discount. London Dock stock was officially marked
74 and 75, ex div. ; East and West India Dock, 1201
and 121; and Southampton Dock, 63.
Colonial government bonds continue in demand.
South Australian were quoted to-day at an advance

of 1 per cent.
The Indian Government Five per Gent. Loan
notes are quoted here Is. 91d. to Is. 10d. per rupee.
A special meeting of the Irish Feat Company is
called for the 22nd inst., "to decide as to the divi-
sion of the funds in hand."
London, England, 1859-05-12

THE WINE AND 8711J7 TAADJI.

With reference to the wine and spirit trade, that
monthly circular of Mr. F. W. Cairene remark. as
follows :
The

of bostilitkm his ci,sedmoisespoool*-

Yvs setivity le our rum market, end prices have, in.conse-
gasses, advanced considerably. Bawdy very firm, and beet
brands quoted higher. The else sews of wine for home
cossumption conduit Imp,
_smd exceed those of 1868,
althoogh still below threes( MT. The *Mal export shows
set more when compared with both yeses. Large shipments
hew {one forward to Cerra', Indic, tic. The qaantity
ce
for Au-tralis continues moderate, sad much even of
that is reported to be of very Inferior demeiptioe. fee stock
at wises remelting on hand In the various busdad depots of
the United X. tngdom is now used mutely with the Board
of Truths Returns. While the figures reprocess • oonsidrr-
able total, It must be born* in mind that the wins trade con-
sists of no Ices than 31,7z9 wholesale and retail licensed
doable; a quantity egad to three piss in the bends of e.ch
would more than absorb the total, large as it is. The dooretd at
preset. xisting beets cloths' to the requirements of the mo-
nist ;reels remain steady ; should, however, any union seen
anew ss.e to iodises dealers to secure • small reserve only,
prime must a worse coesiderably in consequence of the
limited supplies knows to remain i n band is durations wine
prods. lc dietricts of Europe. Sherry.—The West advice*
trim X eft r speak favourably of the er. ether for the
Shipment• have etesidetaSly increased, principally to the
Northern Eurepese ports, America, and the United King-
dom, where the stock of sherry is much Mooed. Prices are
quotel firmer than ever ; end should the present rue of
abipmette continue (5,000 butte per month) tor say length-
the I period, it is sowed they must tneritably advance—a
favourable vintage waled cd coons operate in favour of
moderate ester, still much depends upon the quantity ro-
t/eked between this end the cad of the year.
A 'sport of yesterday's indigo sale is subjoined :
At the eel* this morniug 3,895 chests were withdrawn,
506 sold, and 156 bought It Fine Bengal qualities show a
decline of le., and &duties and consunileg 9d. to 10d. per
from the rates of February.
London, England, 1859-05-12

AUSTRALIA.

(CT FLECTRIC TFLEGRLPIt
PLYMOUTH, TRI:RPDAY Monntso.
The ship Conflict, Captain peas, with 16,000
enures of poll, from Melbourne, February 3, was ott the
port last night, boned for London.
Het cargo isobars a large quu,tity of wool, and 300 tons
of hides, sod she has about 43 puseagers.
Ths Quito, Captain Harridan, which left Sydney, Jan. 13,
with wool sad pumpers, is also sou up Channel.
Her Itsj..sty'e paddle whoa Mom vessel Volcano, with
&tee from Hong Kong to Jan. 3, Cape of Good Hope March
9, and Perna Leone Aptill3, arrived this morning.
London, England, 1859-05-12

THE WAR.

AN AUSTRIAN WAR BRIO BLOWN UP.

A telegram from Raguu, dated the 10th (received
by Mr. Renter), states that the Austrian war brig
Triton has blown op. The commander of the brig wu
on ►hore when the accident happened. The dead,
wounded, and missing, are about eighty in number.

The following telegrams have been received :
BERNE WIDNEBDAY.

It is userted that the Austrians will roman the
Ticino. Fire hundred Austrians have occupied
Nandens (?), on the frontiers of the Grimm Tyro-
lese Chassears occupy Stelvi, on the frontiers of
the Canton Tessin. Numerous bodies of refugees
from Lombardy are arriving in Switzerland.

TURIN, WEDNESDAY.
On reaching Veroelli, the Austrians ceased their
retrograde movements.
The Austrians to-day made excursions towards
Desalts.

Yesterday two batteries and 30 carts with sick and
wounded returned to Pavia by °mellows.
Count Cavour leaves to-day for Genoa to meet
the Emperor Napoleon at that town.

The following aro further particulars taken from
the 19. h and 20th official bulletins, imperfectly
transmitted by telegraph :

On the evening of tie 7th • corps cf about 3,000 Ai:stria=
starched throurh Quint° with half a battery of artiltary,
and took the direction of Barony). The enemy continue to
fortify Vercelli on both banks of the Beale. They are also
fortifying Ben Germano with outposts at Sonata. The
ifeen II which pawed the night at Votes.. Carted), and
Casanova him this morning (Bth) taken the direction of
Saha:solo. The Austrian", baring Blade a recoanaissance

towards the bridgehead of Comae, were attacked by oar troops
sad eventaely retired.

Ora, MURNINO.—The enemy apptar to be taking the di-
rection of Ivrea from the Serra reed. They are again op-
preaching the left bank of the Po. Testate, they arrived
at Sannizare, 16,000 strong, on their way to Valast by
Neva dcl Cairo; 4,000 of these arrived at soot at Itessan-
abitelt. Tho Austrians have blown up the two first weir of
the Valiant bridge on the left honk.

Besides the official bulle,ing published at Turin,
there are also the bulletins of the war, coming direct
from the King's head-quarters at San Salvatore, be-
tween Casale and Aleggindria.
London, England, 1859-05-12

LONDON SOCIETY JOR THE PROTECTION 0711

lavidisiEdaY

This society, whose twenty-fourth aweiverstry
was yesterday arraing celebrated at the Imadon Tavern,
claims as its peculiar testae. the fact of its Wing " the only
society in Lyndon or in the kingdom which is exclusively de-
voted to the reclamation of those young &miles whet Wing 1
under fifteen years of ate, have either fallen into the Am el
prostitutioo' or who have bets exported to that body std seal
destroying sin." The report states that "the sNis Iwo
hiss is owed= twenty-Nur years. The pool AY it hes
effected c m never be fully told. It has been laskumeid Y 1
closing nearly 600 infsmous placer where the pug hew
been Pacouraved to sin and degradation, girl Ilt his saved
upwsrds of 700 children front the penis seteedent upset a Nib
of vice and depravity. Since the fintes4blhhneeatdNs
lamination, 760 children had been admitted to its advesiseen
At the eametuteweent of the put year tbete.entr? M ale

komedatles, to whine daring the year IS bed Ina ailed,
mina( tam whole mediae for the year 64; bed boas ant
to service, sad 11 returned to their %ode, the sataabr re-
maining in the school at the close et no por 11.
Darin the year 1,8511. 12a 6d. had ban sannal. sod
1,8681.2., 6d. bad bees expsoded, Istria a Minot be Lwow'
of the society of 161. 10e. 4d. It world Moe lessee that the
Income had kept pace with the atparnant, bat an tha
present occasion the committee heaped te remind ths sup-
porters of the institution that part edit past revenue coe-
dited of • grant of 2151. from the Ommittes of Council,
which most probably would not be egemead. Tho chair was
taken yesterday by the Right Roo. Lod Illerners. supported
klo.rd Faversham, Rev. Mr. Spantr, Odra Stuart, Dr.
&v. J. Brown, /sc. dhoti SO palkseeseat down to
irr. The aunt of matiey collected exemdei 1001.