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The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-16

4 31W P.lllBl 07 11VIVALI8M.

There ham been, for some time back, for public
exhibition, in this town, a cm of "convicted " imposture
which ever' saything yet met with in the history of the
Minion. At 28, Birch-street , there wee to he ern, up till
Friday last, a woman, apparently about thirty =are of ego,
tattooed in different portions of her body like a red iodise.
The Imposture haring been detected, the show bag be closed
aim the above date, by comma/ hem • e realm quarter,
ram* the mg people of the rintrenrhood still ream
then the somas wee the week of the Spirit of God. Oa
her beret wan =mired a large red, lay cross, done
In the rudest style imaginable. Oa ear breast le inscribed
the word " Jesus," and on the other aide " Christ." A
few Jaya ago, upon one of her err, " Seek ye the Lord"
wee plainly visible ; but ter some cease or other this
Ms her effaced, or "Wed away," r the of the
home fearer is. The women took the "-L" et
the first meting ta the Botanic Orden, were else me
"stricken." From that Me till now she ban been Mt,
drib, sad Med by tem, until at last • nrirecures
elispmedon of the Holy Spirit hes been favor= her.
Visions and glimpses of the other world, costing Into
the shade the absurdity of Joe BMWs religion, have all
been pert and parcel of her conversion. Oa Sunday week
she aw, lie oat of or of the seraphic dreams with the
abovensmed imprecriptios up= her perm, and since the
hoe boos almost deified. Crowds of people visited her
daring the past week, and the proceeds of the exhibitre—
rinfoetunstely for herself, it was " closed "—were
" gratifying." Oa one day Ile. were realised. The lettering
wan Me worst performed we ever new, beisg evidently the
work of some tinaklle4 perm, more remblium Chinese
hieroglyphics than the 'lmre ; yet In the minds of the
diseased and infatuate I multitude it ii nothing abort of a
nevelation—Nortkre Whig.
London, England, 1859-09-16

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MINB.I-7H13 DAY.

Two o'Ci.ock.
There is still a brisk enquiry tea certain descrip-
tions of shares, including Wheal Mary Ann, West
Providence, Camborne Veen, Wheal Clifford, Aired
Consols, and Wheal Trelawney. The market gene-
rally retains a steady appearance.
Port Philip Mining shares are quoted II?. 81. to
125.; ditto registered, 88.9 d. to 98. ed., ex the divi-
dend; and Worthing Mining, 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d.
St. John del Rey Mining shares have been dealt in
at 101, and Cobre Copper at 481.
The Resew&ll Hill and Ransom United Mines accono'e to
be presented at the meeting convened for the lath inetant
day), show a balance against the alias of 841. Oa. Id. he
neat sale of Un, tined far the 20th [natant, will be (comrutri)
7 tons, at 831. per ton (produce of four weeks), and w-. 11 pay
all the cost of the mine.

The Craddock Moor bliaing Company declared on the Bth
Mat. a dividend of 5.. per dime.
At • meeting of alrentarra In North Roakear Mine, held
as the 13th Wet., a call of 11. walla:ewes made.
The Gomm= Mins accounts, presented at the ma.t.ng of
ebareholderr, showed • balance starlet the mine of
1181. 14.. 10d.
The Bell and Louth Mining Company have made a call
of 10.. per share.
London, England, 1859-09-16

SCINICS IN NAPLES.

The Naples correspondent of the Presse says, is a
letter or the 10th :

" Thursday last being • grand fete of the Virgin end the
Queen, both solemnities were celebrated together by a mi-
litary proceed= under the King's balcony, end by a read
gala at the Theatre San Carlo. On Ibis ocession
no Swiss appeared in the proceed at, to the
great joy of the Neapolitans. At the theatre • new
play we given, the original title of which mu La Fight:
del Cashes. The =unlace during the perfomituce pun-
ning on the title, pronounced it La Figlia del Garibaldi.
The police, in a fright, Immediately placed their
hands on the mouths of the pet formers. The
name of the piece was changed, and is now
ceded lizebel. On the same day, as a troop
of artillery under the command of Lleut.-Colonel Palmieri
were marching to parade, in a street underneath the btidge
of the Chian", they were enveloped in a shower of tricoloured

cockades, end constitutional proclamations. The patios
forthwith ran to pick up the forbidden manna, bet
the lieutenant-colonel ordered the police to retire, and
had the task executed by the soldiers. The police then ran
to the bridge to mire the offend( re, but of course no one war
to be seer. The prefect warn extremely angry, and dieraim:d
the oommisrioner cf tho Sea Fernando quarter.

" At Palermo proclamations have been plutifnlly posted
upon the walls, calling upon the people to be ready u an
inaurreciion was imminent. The police offered a reed ol
60 ducats to anyone who denounced the amber. The balm
replied himself by anew prin,ed bill, undertaking to give the
information the moment the Italics flag wee raked."
London, England, 1859-09-16

721.1111011 tidal,.

The condition of the iron trade in South Stafford-
shire tad East Worcestershire he. mach trenowed since the
CUM of the quart/sly meetinp. At that period besinen,
sithongh tolerably actives wee not without some indication
of lawn, owing to the state of salmon the Coatinent, but
at the present tiros renewed Winans has become apparent.
Foreign orders to a considerable amount continue to flow
in , and priors hare assorted an aspect of inn:maid kronen.
The effect of this has been to bring about considerable
sothiqq In the district. The mills sad forges are, with few
esceptlonr, in fair operatics, sad at most of the foundries
betimes is on the Monne. The leadles members" of the
trade have an socumulation of orders for elmat every de-
nriptlcs of finished ace, sad the second este" establish.
mote have alma* sufficient to keep their works going
nearly tall time; In fact, it is onl7 an inferior quality of
Iron that doss not fled a reedy market. Good hot bleat
raise tree is Is fair request, and prices range from 31. 12e. 6d.
to 31. 15e. pa ton ; cold blast being 6.. per toe. There
eseare to be sa entire absence of speculative action, and the
bona fide obareoter of the trade now being done same likely
to save many of those engaged in ft from disasters which
have bees witnessed in former assoc.; and if the trade
exertine moderate prudence se to prices, it does not seem
likely at resent that scything will cow to check the
buoyancy which now exists. The coal trade is daily
getting brisker, and priote renal* Orin. Gubbin, white
and other iron ores, the yield of the district west
of Dudley, are a ehade better la Mimeo to price.. The
Het of present prices is thus given ia Mr. Griffith'. dottier
of Saturday lest :-Finfehed iron:-Common Staffordshire
bus, 71. 10.., at the works; bent bars, N. 104.; Amu, ;
doubles. 101. 10a. ; nail shone, W. 10s.; Latin, 121. ; boiler
plata% 81.; beet end best beet in proportion; common rode,
71. 10a ; hoops, 81. 104.; Canada plates, 101., and all other
sorts ia proportion., Carant prices of pig ace : Staffordshire
odd blast, 41. 10s.; beet satire hydrate pigs. W. 16s. to
41.6..; gut-clan all mine pay forge pigs, 31. 7s. fd. to
31. 164.; good mite Ore, with a modicum of One cinder,
31. de.; mine pigs. deteriorated by cinder, 21. 12s. 6d. to
31.; mann, Nos. 1,9, and 3, 21. 17.. 6d. to 31. 2.. 6d.;
superior makes of all mine enitine iron, 81. 16.. to 41., a-
warding to make and quality.- liroloerhemplors Chronicle.
London, England, 1859-10-05

UNITED STATES AND. CANADA

(now own owx

LIVERPOOL, WIDNISDAT MORNING.

The screw steamer Anglo-Saxon, from Quebec on
the 24th ultimo, arrived last evening. She brings
103 passengers.

The steam ship New York, from Southampton, had
arrived at New York.

Her Majesty's ateazaer Himalaya had reached
Quebec TIC Hilife&

The Canadian papers coutain little news of inte-
rest ; but by way of Paths, Point we have the
following late telegram from Ns* York:
Saw YOl.l, Barr. 24, lIVININO.—The Steam-
ship Kangaroo, with 1,570,000 dollars, and the
Ocean Queen, with 1,250,000 dollars in specie, took
their departure to-day, the former far Liverpool, the
latter for Southampton.
" The shipment of gold from California, doe at
this port next week, will amount to two millions of
dollars.

" Cotton is unchanged. Sales to-day 600 bales.
Flour is without 'material change. Wheat is heavy,
and lc. to 2c. lower. Corn is heavy, and hi. de-
clined le. to 2e. Provisions unchanged. Pork ra-
ther firmer. Spirits of turpentine dull at 47c. Rif."
quiet. Freights liteser."
New °nulls, BRe. 23, Evianso...-Sales of
cotton to-day, 2,880 bake, at lle. to llie. for mid-
dling. The sales of the weak amount to 26,600 bales.
Tin receipts of the week, 38,600 bales against 28,600
In the ourreepowdlng week last year. Exports of the
week : 14,000 bales, making a total since Sept. lof
119,000 balm. Receipts at this port over last yet.,
36,000 bales.
Starling exchange 11l to Of prem.

MOBILE, SEPT. 28, Bvimpro.—Sales of cotton
team, 700 bales, at lop. to ne for middling.
plisses being stealer, but not quotably lower. Sales of
the week, 8,160 bales ; receipts of the week, 12,620
bales. Increased receipts at this port for September,
160 bales.

MONTREAL, 24ra, EVENlNCL—Political news
quite unimportant. The cricket match between the
All England Eleven and twenty-two of Montreal
Club commenced to-day, and excites great interest,
people having come from all parts of Canada and
the United States to witness it. When the play
stopped to-night the soon stood—First innings,
'Montreal, 85; All England, 7, and one wicket down-
The match will be resumed on Monday, September
26th. Market—Ashes: Early in the week pots
realised S dole. 70c., and in two instances 5 dole. 73c.,
but the bulk of basinees has been quoted to-day
pots, 5 do's. 60c. Flour unchanged.
London, England, 1859-09-20

The scrip of the new Indian Loan was first
marked this morn;og 100/ and 100, but bad risen at
1, being Ito per cent. higher
thethanclosson
Saturday.tlO to
The Indian Fonr per Cent. Debentures of 1868
remain quoted 951 to f; those of 1869,96 to 1 ; and
Exchequer Bills, 22a. to 265. prem.
Turkish stocks were unfavourably affected this
morning by the reported conspiracy aping the life
of the Sultan. The prices, however, though not so
good as those of Saturday, were steadier in the
afternoon than in the morning. The Loan of 1864
closed at 83 to 84, and that of 1858 at 881 to 69.
Mexican Beads were firm, at 211 to 1. The scarp
of the new Russian Loan was marked = dia. to per.
With the exception of Bank of Egypt, which were
heavy, Bank shares to-day were steady, with limited
transactions. In the market for miscellaneous shares
there was likewise an absence of movement. Vic-
toria I)cck stock was officially marled 103, ant the
A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company
1 discount.

MINEB.-IHIB DAY.

Two o'Ctocz.

The mining market to-day continues active,
and very firm in eharactor, buyers still predomi-
nating. The principal tranaactions this morning
have been in shales in Groat Crinnia, Wheal
Trelawney, North &shear, Wheal Grenville,
Wheal Slaty Ann, Tin Croft, Wheal Ed-
! ward, South Cain Brea, Wheal Harriet,
and Vale of Towey mines. In the Stock Ex-
' change the business officially recorded oomprims
Tamar at 9 ; Tin Croft at a ; Wheal Edward at 11;
and Wheal Mary Ann at 34 ex div.
Foreign and colonial mining shams are steady, at
yesterday's prices.
From Memilin Mince (Sept. 17) Captain W. Teem
reports :—" ue lode the meet edit (Sock Mina) as cut in
tho crosscut repot lel last week, la oompc udof peach, poses,
quarts, Ike., bit: very much dieorderet 6 men ere now
employed driving east on Its coarse, so 60e. per fathom. The
wheel and pumping machinery are being put in er,ler, in
readiness for the rainy S:2100. Them ter Anglia will be
dee on Saturday neat"
From Great Crinnis (Sept. 17) Captain W. Woolcock
settee 1 am much pleased to inform you that the lode
In the new shaft is looking wen. I was in the bottom of
the shaft to-dey, end remaised there till a hole was bored in
the lade farther south then the part we were carrying. I
find that the lade in the eastern end is from 7 to 8 feet wide.
with • branch of ore In the Bluth part, from 4 to 0 Inches
wide' end the remaining portion of it env throughout,
worth fully 3 tons per fathom. Our prove :ts in this pert
are very gond, and when we gat down this lift I think we
shell be able to raise a enfikient quantity of ore to establish
a ratisthly sampling."
London, England, 1859-09-20

VENETIA.

A letter front Brescia in the Lwnbardia, dated the
13th inst., gives the following account of the Ana-
trian army in Venetia :
Degenfeld, Commander-in-Chief, residing at
Verona ; the 6th corps, which occupies the Tyrol and
the line of the Minoto, commanded by Fenehert,who
resides at Trento; 6th corps, on the line of the Adige,
commanded by Stadion, who resides at San Pietro;
Bth corps, on the line of the Brenta, commanded by
13enedek, at Padua ; 7th corps, line of the Tagli-
amento, commanded by nbel, at Udine.
The Duke of Modena bus 9,000 men and four pieces
of artillery. This corps is distributed between
Cents, Sangninetto, and Brione di Sanguinetto.
Bead-quarters are at the last named poet. At
Verona considerable supplies of grain have been laid
in. The corps of volunteers, who were in barracks
at Verona, have been disbanded tar insubordination.
A great number of volunteers go home ; others are
retained at Trieste, to be despatched to Ancona."
A letter from Verona, dated the 11th inst., to
the Provincial Gaulle ofßrescia, mentions an order
of the day to the Austrian troops, in which an early
re-occupation of Valleggio was announced. Several
polies agents had been sent to the neighbourhood of
Villafranca to check the migration of Austrian
subjects into the Sardinian States.
The Raper° reports, on the assurance of a meet
reliable informant, the fortifications of the valleys of
the Tyrol by the Austrians, as well as the pro-
gress of new works in the great citadels of the Qua-
drilateral.
London, England, 1859-09-20

NEW COURT.
(Before Mr CopualssipaerjCerr.),

Thomas IatICC earreadered to take his trial for having
Mama a qtillittaly of brick., the property of our Lady the
Qq1(113. rained at 21.
11r. Clark Fomented ; mad Mr. Ribton and Mr. Thurber
&tended.

It sppnired that the defendant Is a builder at Woolwich,
and bad lawn engage at the Arsenal, where lots. slismitlam
were going on in the clothing ,totes. The defendant was
at the same doe engaged in building .00111 homes of his
own la the town. Whilst the defendant was so enraged, Mr.
Steelton Whittaker, the curve" or of the work. at Woolwich,
received en anonymous letter, end, acting on the information
which it elate/nod, he went to the bonen being built by the
decadent, and there found a quantity of bricks, which bad
been, at the prisoner's direction, carted from mine in the
duckpin', width formed part of those taken down fa die
enmities'.

TM defeat* set up wee that another versos is the dock-
yard hod fold defenlaut the bricks.
Tke Jury found the defendant Godly of receiving the
bricks, knowing thew to have teen tauten.
Sentence was def-rred.
Wdlartm Denbigh oloptr Jferaluall, 81, clerk, WIN in-
dicted for feloniously wearying Jane Hayes, kis wife Wag

Eartesi prosecuted, aed Mr. B. P. D.)* sod Mr. Best

It won proved that is July, 11158, tho_prisoser was mar-
ried at Paddlortea Church to Sophia Frost DOPICIN and
upon the 28th of June, 1859, at St. George', Hanovormqatre,
to Juno Hayes.
Tim sowed wife, a feahiouitly.attirod raiddiragod
watals, miming a pmfoaion of bugle ornaments oa bar
basal and said that ate tad no thiroduotion to the
prima Were inenti.ee, havinK only rim him by chance;
SIM Mill Id= about three meithe before their marriage.
taw was • widow, haring properly, which situ primmer bad
sat Issedied. The prisoner mated that he had as 'eta.' at
and be introduced her to a gentleman is the City,
amid Musa., Idiom he said yea a tuarabard.
Mr. Dryla dtr tie prisoner, said that is mail .at mist a
voidist at inbty, bat mind is mitigation le 61.11.10 that the
pamaista mat vassal say swim assn.
Tbsjary Maims. • audios st Quilt .
Tb• prism", trims apparaass la Si from ppposeriag.
London, England, 1859-09-20

MONEY HA81112.-THIS DAL

Two o'CLoow.

There is no movement of the 'lightest importance
in the Stook Exchange to-day. The funds are quoted
exactly the same as they closed yesterday, and the
same remark will apply to most other assess of sectp-i-
-ties, business continuing languid. Possibly the market
would have experienced a little improvement but
for the circumstances that the parches" by the

government broker for the Savings, Banks has been
limited to-day to 5,000/. Consols, instead of 10,0001
u hitherto.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan remains firm.
at 1001 to I.
.

The Three per Cent. Renter were quoted at Perim
this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, at
&Ur. Goo. for the account, show,ig no change since
yesterday.

Consols are officially marked 961 to / for
money, and 951 to 1 for the 11th Oct. The present
quotation is 961 tot both for money and the account.
Indian Stook has been dealt in at 216 ; the New
Indian Five per Cent. Loan, at 1001; ditto Scrip, at
1001 to e ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869,
at 96e to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 26,.
prem.
The foreign stock market is steady. The Old
' Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 83 to 84; the
New, 681 to 691; and the scrip of the
New Russian Loan, / dis. to par. Other
descriptions are likewise unaltered in price.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old
Five per Cents., for account, 1031; Dutch Two-
and•a-Half per Cents., 041 (exchange, 128.); ditto
Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021 ; Mexican
Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211; New
Oranada Active Bonds, 17 ; Peruvian Three per
Centh., for account, 72; Bahian Three per Cents.,
1859 (.crip), 1. die.; Sardinian Five per Cents.,
for account, 861; ditto New Deferred Tines
per Cents , 341 ; the Committee's Certificates,
4/, 4;; Trickish Six per Cents., 1868, for account,
881; ditto Guaranteed Fear per Cents., 1021 ;
Venezuela Two-sod-a-Half per Cents., 271 ; ditto
One per Cents., 141.
The discount market la rather quiet, but 21 to 21
per cent. is still demanded on bills of a high class.- At
- . _ .
London, England, 1859-12-08

THE POLICE COURTS.

WORSHIP-STREET.

James Moors, c' urged with the wilful mailer of Mazy
Ann. h. mu.. era. conomitttd for trial.
Rhin Woodioodoe, 36, woo charged with an @moult upon a
police-conceal:a,

Smith, 99 N, morning, while the man charged
with murdor wad entering this court from the police Tea,
there woe ea lumen.* yn•srure of p-recna ; the defetidant
suddenly struck at that man and would bare bit him with a
mil of rope but fur my iaterbaeuce; as it wee the blow tell
upon me.

'Sergiolit Harvey, G divirion—l bad twelve extra men
with me for the occasion, sad bat for them the object of the
mob's fury mart have ben reriously injured.
Defendant, cryine—l am very sorry, but the people called
out, " lilt him," " Give it him,' and I could not resist the
temptation.

Mr. D Syncnurt—The person rat sought to seasult is
charged with a great crime, one that entails death; such an
one, however, id not to be subjected to Lynch law end every
kind of violence while in the bend. of jastica. You felled in
your intention only through the Intrven•ion of the e.tneta-
-64. For the masult upon him I shall fine you 6r., or two
days imprioontotzt.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Jo'in elnehrstm, a wrli-dreatird man, and who, when taken
into cuatody, pave the name of Janis Thompson, was
charged an followa:
Emily %Immo, an "unfortunate,' said ate vim about
two that morning in ihe Haymarket, rod wan txtuoining the
onatiosta of her pun* previous to calling a cab to take bar to
Hroniwton, sal had a abilling In bar hand at the tima, when
the prianner 142.h:tare it hens bar and ran 'H. She followed
him an far no Charing-a:n*B, when the prisoner gave it up to
a policinnan, and yard he had taken it from her, but that he
was a respectable Man.
Wenn, 431 A, said the priwiter gave no DAUM nor addrras.
Hassid he hat taken the stalling, and gave it up to him. He
bad been drinking.

Primmer • dd he only came from Parts yeetenley, and was
at the west-end 14 ths town on bueisers. The complainant
sod three other female. accosted hum, and he bet his gold
watch, of the value of GO goinam, and his puree. He sent
after the three females. and the m mplainant cum alter hits.
Seeing that she hod a ablating in her hand he took it, believ-
ing it was 1410 tb..t elm had taken from him, though he
would not my the tromplainent had taken it.
Mr. Leaden asked ,he prisoner if he was known at the
address he gave, 23, White...trawl 1

Prisoner Gadd he uad not lived there yet. He hod only
arrived in London yesierd•y. He had been travelling io
Denmark. Sweden. ant "'merit'.
Mr. Haddon maul it WM 3 o'clock when he IVY taken to the
station-MAI.. World be abate the place et the woot-end
where be bid been &Aug business ?
The prio nor ...id be was • merchant. and did not wish
name made putt°. He apprehended the shill.ng was hie
own.

Mr. Bead.m raid he 1111111 t base a better amount of him be-
fore be cull pat with him. Perhaps be would stud the
some of Ols fttetde, and then they should learn sorutthing
about him.
Remanded.
London, England, 1859-12-08

IXTENSIVE NO RRRRR HT A SWANS.

Mies Bone, 36, enema, was indicted for stealing four
coats and other articles, value 1001., the property of Ann
Boyce and sac titer, In a dwelling-huuee. She pleaded guilty.
The prosecutors are pawnbrokers is Liason-grova, and the
prisoner, while in their service, bed carried en a regular
eyelets of plunder, property to the amount Mated having
been Dori. d off by her. Some persons who bad received
portions of the property from the prisoner wore neverrly
cautioned by bit brdship, and told they ware fortunate in not
standing by her side.
The Assistant-Judge 'aid the coed regarded this as a most
*erica. OW of roblevy bye aerrant, not • sudden act, but a
long-continued comas of stealing an maployer's property, and
sentenced the prisoner to three years' panel eiervitude.
London, England, 1859-12-08

INDIA.

We have received by overland mail advice* from
Bombay to Nov. il. The news ie unimportant.
The Nana is reported to be dead, but the report
requires confirmation. Dwarka wu evacuated by
the Waghers on Oct. 30, and the expedition ,‘ at an
end.

- ---
The Bombay Gazette says:
On the evening of Sunday, the 30th nit., the Waghers
made a sortie on the sailors' battery, and were repulsed with
severe loss. Early on the Tuesday morning they evacuated
the lot t, cutting their way through the pickets of the 28th
Regiment, severely woundiog one officer and three men of
the regiment*. They passed dose to the 28th camp, but
that corps could not do anything tower& intercept-
ing them, owing to the darkness. On Wednes-
day_ a wpm of Europeans proceeded to the Port
of Wellear, which had previously been occupied by some of
the Wmbeti„ but arriving there they foond that fort also
d The enemy either curried away or buried all their
treasure, es no loot of any consequence has been found.
Measures were taken LI prevent a repetition of the °wor-
nness at Beyt; but there was no neceseity for resorting to
them. On Monday evening the enemy were observed bury-
ing their deed that lay imitated over the ground in conside-
rable numbers. The navy and the tranapoete rendered every
possible itest.tance to the troops by the very heavy fire they
kept up from the steamers, as well ea front the sailor.' bat-
tens' ashore, both at Beyt and Derarks. The European
troops were making preparations to return, and will probably
arrive in a day or two. It is believed that the 6th regiment
will join Colonel Boobies force in pursuit of the Waghers.
The volunteers from the mews of the transports, particularly
of the Ramillies, were exposed for a considerable time to a
very heavy fire of muskeny, in which one of them was
wounded. _ _

In Central India a campaign ie about to open
from Neemuch against a body of rebels, said to be
5,000 strong, encamped in a mod fortress upon the
banks of the Chumbul. In Bundlekund, in the fast-
nesses of whose hills and jungle Ferose Shah and a
body of rebels are still hiding, the campaign has
been already opened. The Bombay Times says:
From the south and south-west three oolumns are march-
leg upon the rebels, commanded separately by Col. Primrose,
of the 43rd Light Infantry; Col. Oakes, of the 12th /loyal
Lancers ; and Colonel Net., of the 19th Madras Native in-
fantry. Colonel Roes, with his camel corp., Weeks them
from the &tra side ; and Colossi Turner, of the 97th, ad-
vances from Banda. Captain Wright, with 200 of the Sikba
sad 40 men of the 43rd, Is pined at Geree; and the Briga-
dier has removed to Puurania, a position between his head-
quarters column and Alexander's Horse, which guards the
rued from Cillysabed to Hutteh.
The agitation against the Licensing Bill still con-
tinued.
London, England, 1859-12-08

THE NEW CONCORDAT WITH BADEN.

The Journal de Frankfort has the following, re-
lative to the new concordat between Baden and
Rome:

"The concordat, which is to be put into vigorous
execution in Baden, has provoked a great agitation.
Petitions against it have already been addressed to
the Chambers. At Mannheim, on the 2nd, a nume-
rous meeting of catholic citizens pledged themselves
to use all their efforts to prevent the establishment of
this convention with Rome. A petition to the
Chamber of Deputies has agreed to setting forth the
dangerous consequences which the concordat would
entail, and praying them to reject all projects of law
submitted by the government in its favour. It was
resolved at the same time to invite the catholic of
the other parts of the Grand Duchy to adopt similar
petitions. It is certain that this example will be
followed, and that the protestanta will pronounce in
their turn against an act which equally affects them."
London, England, 1859-12-08

THE PAPAL STATES.

The Ilinsitore di Bologna publishes the following
documents, as illustrating the nature of the Pontifi-
cal administration :
No. 66. (The original of this document is at Forli.).
To hie Mort Reverend Eminence the Cardinal COMDiSII3OIIOT
Extraordinary of
Moat Reverend Etaiuence,—Ye=a.
yafternoon, about
four o'clock, four cambium; who were peeing down the
street called Majana, perceived a girl named Angela Cs-
pilloni, wearing an apron herbs( the three colours of white,
green, sad red.
These soldiers almost immediately resolved to all at the
dwelling of the said Angela Cspilloni. They Welted har to
acoompany them to this provincial police-aloe. Innerli-
atedy obeying the invitation given to she mine to the
sold ofilm„ where her tricoloured apron was taken away from
her and placed under seal in the preemie of two witnesses;
after which oho was removed to the political prima of the

Cud tip this morning to the political *Zoe for a judicial
examination, and that she might explain how she came by
the apron, she replied that she wore it without any malice or
evil intention, that she had had it for • year already, bat
only to please her own taste and to vary her dress; that she
venally pat it on as an ornament, and that nothing had ever
bean said to her about it.
The moused young person is the daubter of Gabbito
CapUlosii, of Ancona, and Mary Bas 4 a Madwomen
woman, both of whom foe the last sevestsen years have been
living at Ravenna and Fedi. Her parents have lived here
In this city them eight years, and akw menthe ego bet
father was at Ravenna in the merle, of Count Loretd.
The girl already mentioned is sevens= years old, and
lives with her mother ; one snakes woollen dipmes, the other
Is a clear•sWphsr.

All this being a:planed, I have to be your most reverend
eminence to be pleura to Inform me If weave to take come-
t:lona or political proceedings against the young Angels
Capilloni, or If we are to hand over the ease to the ordinary
criminal court

Happy no knowing the jest determination et your most
reverend eminence on this subject, I kiss your seined purple,
and declare myself with veneration your eminence's most
humble, moat devoted, and most obedient servant,
L. PAALUCCI DI CALBOLT, Pro. Legate.
No. 632. Observation of the Cardinal Commissioner
Have answered that the matter is to be tested as a poli-
tical crime.
Bologna, May 4, 1833.
London, England, 1859-12-08

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 7.
Tax Camas ECHOLAISHIP. This echolarship
has been arjudged to William Saumeres Smith, Trinity
C yeaCIAATOr SOROLAISHIP.—There will be an examination
of car Mesta; tor the Creven Scholarship, lately held by C.
8. Calverley, M.A., of Christ's College, ovinimeeetng
Monday, Jan. 30, 1660, ilk Toe candidates an
mooed to ninety their innotion of offering themselves by
writing • Latin lenity to us Vas-Chancellor, which is to be
delivered on or bailors Monty, Jae. 23, 1860.
BATH. BCIiOLIIIMIN.—There will be en elazuhlslloll
for the Battle Soholarship. {Moly bald by H. M. Butler,
M.A., of Trinity College, occomencing on Monday, Jen.
30, 1660, at woe o'clock. Candidates to signify their
13.61...5e of offering themselves in • lAtlei knee to the
Vice-Chanallor, which is to be delivered on or Odors
Monday, Jan. 23, 1860.
The council of the equate report to the senate, that having
had their attention celled to the powers of the syndicate ap-
pointed by gram or the senate, February 27, 1829, to eon-
elder the cases of those undergraduates who have degraded
and are desirous of becoming caaoidetes for honours. They
are of opinion that the recent changes which have been effected
in the rules fearer, ing the tome of examination for the Ordi-
nary Bachelor of Arts degree, end the time of admission to
the title of Bachelors Designate in Ana and Law, render
moms enlargement of the powers of that syndicate
necessary. They beg leave, therefore, to reCOomemad to
the senate that the syndicate should have power to examine
Into the mese of such persons r nay ho desirous of becoming
candidates for honours in the mathematical, classical, moral
scienoss, or natural sciences tripe of say year, notwithstand-
ing that they have been edmined to the title of Bachelors
Deeignate In Art. and Law; and to grant perroteeion to
them, if they have been prevested by diorites or other reason-
able mum from enteruig the Hamm Examblation at the
usual time, to defer it for one year.
London, England, 1859-12-08

MINES-THIS DAY.

Two dame.
The mining market to-day is steady. Par Consols
shares are inquired for, and have been dealt in in the
Stock Exchange at 111. East Basset are marked
197 ex die.; Great South Tolgus, 131;
and Wheal Edward, 11 and 1/. Shares in
East Wheal Russell, Rosewarne, North Crofty,
Hingaton Downs, South Camden, and Wheal Hooper
have also met with attention. The latter are in
great request, and have experienced an extraordi-
nary rise, being quoted 11 to 11.
St. John del Rey Mining shares have advanced to
191 to 20. Cobra Copper are more inquired for,
and are marked 481. Great Northern Copper (South
Anathdia) are quoted / to 1 prem.
St. John del Rey mining shares experienced a
renewed advance of about 11., in consequence of the
advioes referred to below. There was also a decided
rise in Lusitanian mining. Pontgibaud were more
offered. Colonial descriptions were steady. Great
Northern Copper (South Australia) remain quoted 1
to 1 prem., and St. John's United (Newfoundland)
to 1 prem. English and Australian Copper have
improved.
At a meeting of adventurers in Camborne Comb, held
yesterday ' the accounts showed a balsam against the adven-
tnrers of 3631.25. Id. A call of 6s. per shore was made.
Wheal Basset declared, on the 6th lost., a dividend of 61.
share.

The Wheal Tehidy accminte, presented et the meeting
held yeaterday, exhibited • Wawa against the mine of
6811. 14e. A cell of Z. Bd. per share was made. A resolu-
tion was passed to forfeit all thecae in arrow of call, and to
transfer the same into the named the committee of manage-
, meld. _ _ _

Tim South Wheal Bunt Mining Company, ou Om 6th
Ina., made a call of 21. per gam.
London, England, 1859-12-08

PRUSSIA AND HESSE CASSEL.

BERLIN, THURSDAY.
The differences between Prussia and Electoral
Hesse are in a fair way of being settled by the
friendly interveation of the Federal Diet.

TUSCANY.
FLORENCE, WIDNUDAT.
The provisional government has just despatched
orders to all diplomatic agents and public, func-
tionaries appointed by the Grand Duke, and being
at present abroad, to return to Tuscany within a
fortnight, ander penalty of losing their pecuniary
allotments or pensions.

The Tuscan Hoomitors, with a view to expls;n cer-
tain statements which have gone the round of the
journals, informs its readeta that "H. E. Gen.
Manfred° Fend is commandant of the contingents
of the League—viz., of all the troops of the states
of Tuscany, Modena, Parma, and Romagna." It
also announces that M. Eugene de Tremoul, secre-
tary to the Tuscan embassy at Paris under the
former dynasty, is dismissed from his office; like-
wise that all the officers and men of the Tuscan
navy are to wear the Sardinian uniform. With re-
gard to the coming congress, it says :
The Congress will fled Italy expectast, but united and
rewired to maintain her rights. We, Central Italian', are
now better organised and better armed than we were at the
end of the wee. We mast persevere is mar programtere
which call* fora strong Italian kingdom, and fora national
union which shall comprise ell the Itallans from the Alpe to
the Rubicon (the river Luso, which flows by Rimini). This
anion is the only national one, the only real Italian one,
herniae it effsoes all the old divisions and unite, the whole
family of the Italian population under their King.
London, England, 1859-12-08

MUSIC.

BT. MARTIN'S HALL.

MendeWas's Elijah was given last evening,
under the direction of Mr. Mullah, and we have seldom
heard !hie chef-trawers performed in a more astisfsc:ory
112.10111,T. The part of Elijah was sustained by Mr. Weirs,
who has never been excelled in the dramatis truth and force
of lie diallasatlos of the Mesmer, or in the pendent and
pathos of hie meal expression. The principal soprano part
was suing by Madame Lewdness Sherrington, who ear-
',Heed as much se delighted us by the versatility of her
talent. Hitherto she bas &on e chi, fy in the florid end brilliant
school, but she shooed that she is capable of the purest and
loftiest style of mewed meek. She has not, we believe, yet
appeared in any of liandet's oratorior, but is evidently quali-
fied to achieve great swans In that brush of her art la
the greet air, " Hear yr, Israel," she made a strong impres-
sion on the audience. Miss Fanny Huddart was the pin-
! dist contralto, and was eminently succesoful in those por-
tions of the music which demand strong dimwit expression.
Mee Salivary of Jezebel's fierce denunciation of the prophet
was a pleas of tragic declamation which reminded to
of Madame Viadot. Mr. Wilbye Cooper Is comMatly
makiog progrein—acydring beldame, fora, sad scarp
while hen voids is improving both in power end quality. Hi
execution of the air, "If with all your hearts,' wait fell of
beauty and feeling. A young singer, Miss M. Pools, needs
• promising debut ; she has a sweet elven° voice, and under
Mr. Relish's c.ro will tarn out an excellent @sneer ; and
another of hie pupils, Mies M. Brsdettaw, is already on the
road to excellence. She was entrusted with the pathetic
contralto air, " Woe unto them," and did it great justice.
The chorus-singing did great honour to Mr. Mullah's choir,
and hie instrumental orcteetta ia nowhere surpeseed, either
in Its collective organisation or in the quality of its indivi-
dual members. _ . _

-- -.
Thalia was full, literally to oveenwring. Every mot yea
eocupied by the time the performance began, nod numbers of
persees bed ow/y vending room, or were turniarien with ex-
tempore someamodatiou by means of elutes placed for them.
Itt most eatietectory to see that Mr. Hullah's rents to give
ereellest tiotertalamcats, both of sacred sod secular music,
on es hilly appreciated by the public.
London, England, 1859-12-08

WIIIIT2 O. 1.1111TL.-MITIXCII.

This we a of a besbead for • Judicial reperattou
em the pottN of tweedy. The tespoodeat bad bean ta the
MI6 si Wass qmaotities of spires which bad a great
diet open ors anciteele toupee. She bad then deputes
with km liaibmad about invul toe Vere; mad Una eadsd
pmeelyme ef mean her parr, under the indoeure of welsh
she used to Weak the turn: mre and assealt the petitioner.
Ti. petitioner hod mweesaiiilly appealed I. the macerates
for peoteruan avian b.r rtolaice , mid these outbursts bad
more than mew hoses followed by tweets of hoary.
Mr C. Creeewea bad Ind peat dielrolty r diseregnistdon
bow far the rio,ence of the rsepondent ems due es bee lunacy,
hot It wee Imporeslete to say that the buabead had not teem
In raw 4 bodily *wry. He would, therefore, grant the
swore r preyed.
Os re reran of Mr. Mesiell, however, the Woe of the
dome wad &impended, be ceder to allow a queidom relating to
allkony to be
wirseurt (r.suisir CAL!, I, wo. o) v. woos.—COSTII.
la We ease a decree of solid; bed been obtained, on the
parr that the ponies bed eoLeurned k,putative, the beans
mkt • false SWAM, and Its question u! etele bed hem re-
served.

he C. Creswell mid it bed appeared at the trial thee the
=twt had led the pedaeser late a wiry thetreesieg
ee b worsen to ter thee the Neweese would be
woad. It wee very eatarel that ebe attould ha masker te
M whether she wee or was Dot the teepoadeat's wile sad
the rapeetleet Lima therefore doing lbw onto to which ohs
had lees put to soccrtauocs how the tact stood.

BEVAN V. BEVAN.
Dr. Spittle rpplred tor lean to Its Ninths' petition for s
dissolute:a in In. care, ;n which the fell caul bad railroad
s burly iambs. and had granted thetas a judtola near
des way. The irrotnvql doctor gad that as tha law relating
ton wives pang ovular. had PIM hew ahead, kis cleat
would probably now Co able to sulletestate her charger of
musky rd tkwart••os.
ea C. Canso all would not forbid the filing of a new
petition, bat be felt no hasuation in anpnesing as °pintos
that the tall apart would meet it when it cans on tot
Merin.

-Cli EILAT T. CRIIIIRT.—ATTACHMANT.
In this rem the petit/user, the Kee. Mr. Cherry, bad ob-
tained in December L.i • decree frogs the wart for the reed-
tnt3cee of hie exinjneal newt, and we the feel ef Much •
further order watt wade Mat the reemedist should return
boom with= ten days after itak maim Oa tea 11di of
August the decree wee personally served as Wm Charm bat
air bad asplected to obey it.
Dr. tlwebay mead that under these eboaartaaosa Kr.
Cherry felt th.t the order of the cutlet wonid be • mere
nullity makes hi took • ioniser step. and ha had therelare
inoruoted the lenrned Ca Ofv.tl to OJoTO for an attachment.
Sir C. Cetteserell—The gentlemen is entitled to • VTR.
Dr. Sweby wee (nether instructed to apply for the costa of
the prawns peoceedings.
So C. Cromwell declined, however, to allow than.
London, England, 1859-12-30

TEE PAMPHLET.

A telegram from Paris stake that the council of 1
ministers he resolved upon not giving any official
denial to the pamphlet "The Pope and the Congress."
As the Manifest-, the only official organ of the
French government, has nr,t mentioned the pamphlet,
its publication is to be considered as a home affair
(al aire inferieure), le.iiett the foreign powers could
Inot notion in their diplomatic intercourse with
France.

A telegram 'nom Rome, of yesterday's date,
mar To-day Cardinal Antonelli had a long
interview with. the Duke de Grammont.

" The Fmtch Ambassador has received by •
courier, who left Paris on the 24th inst., some
explanation destined to reassure the Holy Bee on
the object and bearing of the pamphlet, 'Le Pape
1 et le Conp,r(4.'"
London, England, 1859-12-30

CHIEF CONST4ILSB IN COUNTIM AND

DOROUGHB.

A letter from the Right Host. Sir Geo. Cornwall
Lewis, chief Secretary el Star was read yesterday moraine
M s meeting of the watch committee of the Krobern town
gooseff, In which the tight hon. broad @Sys that it was
Mot that peat difficulty end confusion had vier in sore
err hoes tie head officers of police is mantis end boroughs
=leg tie mine title of "Chid Constable." This title wog
by the Constabelery Act of 2 and 3 Vic., 43. 93,
a
le eidsf officers of the cowry police. No title wins
the Illowitral Act ter the her officers of the borough
sad sersollifferent Mr ware used—ansongi tbs.
chief esestabie. Uadurthemelrowestences the Home beemmey
then& it hair tbet OM angoras title Amid be used for
the Wed aims el bessughe, end he suggested that the title
of ahitf umiebil sinktie sontinued by the county tiara,
sod 00 la boom., the tide of chief superintendent should
be •Mbr the bead Sauer. The letter having been reed,
the misisalsa wee unanimously adopted :—" That
M s firretery of State for the He.. Department
be Mere& SIM ths pike Woe in this city conists of
upwards et OD Embers; that Use head of the chief dr
partmer was he semi yams called and known is chief
setheirritat ; then there ere four mar divisior of the force
within the city, over each of which divisions the. is • ware-
Interhat that the heed of the city polioewhierehrrel to be
keel acts relating to this city le styled the Chief Constable.
VW grace the existence el the city rhos force melt ollicar
bee sive is been knows by sad borne that die, ond that afar
giving ha end respectful consideration to the staterit ft
the lethr this de submitted, it is, is the opinion of this cow.
Writ net eupa that any change in the designation of
the priori officer should be side, or that the °hid
▪ shield, se suggested, be called Chief flegeriatsmisat,
00 this would sot is the opinion of thie cornitiee be •
Wing enerigtion of the important patios that rim fulfils,
whim it would, under the ciroturrnow referred to
had t• mingprehemice as to the nature of his office, eel
ae be the nature of the duties he is mild upon
to prism ; that while this committee is utterly unable to
bruise Y whet meatier the great difficulty end confusion
bermes the heed °Mend counties and boroughs from their
=tie ems tide can have mien, they are decidedly of
that stake the alterstiou suggested would newr
may craft • most uojust end tinier impreion es to
the Motive hoportanse of the position of chief oratable of
gibe in corporations end the chief conetable of police in
esusties." A copy of this mortice was ordered to be sent
to the Home Secretary of titer

THE CONVICTION OF THE REV. H. L

SUCH.
London, England, 1859-01-24

MINE'S.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ciock,
The mining market to-day is quiet, but steady.
The transactions officially reported in the Stock
IS:change are limited to shares in Lady Bertha
Mine, which are still offered, and are marked
17s. fid. There are still inquiries for the descrip-
tions specified in our recent reports.
St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for,
and have been dealt in at 11 i. Other foreign mining
shares are quiet. _ _

♦ general Meeting of shareholders in the West Par Consols
Copper nd Tin Mining Company is called for the 2nd of
At the meeting of the Wkklow Copper Mining Company,
held on the 20th instant, a dividend of 30.. per share was
declared. _ _ _

At aMeeting of the adventurer' in Wheal Buller, held on
the 18th inst., a dividend of 31. per share w declared.
At a mating of the adventurers in West Wheel Provi-
dence Mine, held on the 19th in►t., a call of Ts. 61. per share
was made.

At meeting of the adventurer, fa Wheal Trebarrah, held
oa the hut., a call of 12a. fkL pre share wee wade.
London, England, 1859-01-24

IN RE SEMI'

The bankrupt was a corn-me
eta. This was the examinstia
bassos-sheet, showing 50W. o
the property being held ea seem
accounts were extremely swam
His Honour adjourned the el
tootles for a meth.

IN EZ 1:
The bankrupt was a bootra
Barton, law Northamptact.
mettlng. The accounts have n
nary statement of again., prepu
ootuttanta, showe a aunt of 11,1
tors, with wets returned at
of 1,6501. la held by secured ere
An adjournment was adorn
Section being continued, with t
London, England, 1859-01-24

APPEAL FOR CLEMENCY FROM NANA

SAHIB.
(IT StrNIN•IIII3 AND BILITNIZ TILIQWH.)
(MOM Oil OWN DOILANSPONDINT.)
TRIESTE, BrxDAT, bg. 23.
_ _ _

The India and China mails reached tines en the
14th inst., with data from Calcutta to Dec. 23 ; Ma-
dras, Dec. 28; Galle, Dec. 31; Hong Kong, Dec. 15;
Shangbae, Dec. 16; Aden, Jan. 8.

. .
Peroze Shah was defeated with much slaughter,
by General Napier, on the 17th December, at Rs,
node, and pursued for eight miles; his force was
again dispersed on the 23rd by troops from Poonah.
Nana Sahib was reported at Chnrdab, in Oude,
with 1,600 men. Two Rajahs with him have
solicited government for protection when they may
be able to escape. Their messenger also appeals on
behalf of the Nana himself for clemency to his
family.

Nothing authentic had been heard of Lord Elgin's
trip up the Yang-tae•kiang. The Chinese report
that the ambusador's ship exchanged fire with the
rebels in passing Moohoo.

The Isplace, with Baron Gros on board, got
ashore on one of the Chown Islands, and was towed
to Bhanghae by her Majesty's ship Inflexible. His
Excellency then proceeded to Hong Kong by the
Aden.

Mr. Reed, United States Commissioner, returns to
America.

Canton was quiet. Affairs at Ningpo were bad.
An alarming fire occurred in a central part of Hong
Kong on the 6th December.
Since Sir J. Bowing left on a visit to Manilla on
the 29th of November, the non-official legislative
councillors have protested against the admission
of another official member.

The Governor of Macao was said to be about to
proceed to:Siam to enter into a treaty with Portugal.
Calcutta imports and produce quiet. Exchange,
26. Id. to 2s. 21d. ; Madras, 2s. Ofd. Canton, Dec.
11, imports improved. Little done in exports.
Hong-Kong imports dull; exports in increased de-
mand ; exchange, 46. 81d. Shanghae imports dull ;
exports firmer; exchange, 6e. 9d. Singapore, Dec.
21, trade dull ; exchange, six months, 4a. hid.
Foochoo, Dec. 4, teas higher ; exchange, 4s. 10d.
London, England, 1859-01-24

CONVERIAZIONS AT X.INCI'a COLLIGZ.—On Satur-
day evening the Principal sad PreMoen of King's College
and the Master of the School invited their friends and old

pupils to a COOTerISZiOna. This year, for the first time,
ladies were present. The whole el the arrangements were
admirable. The company was received in the large hall
where prime are generally distributed ; all the corridors dila
college WWII carpeted ; scarlet deeper, festooned over every
doorway. The magnificent entreaM-hell wee convened into
a • inter garden, filled with paha. sad exotica. The library
and museums were thrown open to the visitors. In the
various reline and corridors were armaged, with exquisite
mete, erthing interesting and lestrective to the works of
nature ..t, art. Marine vivaria, stareaseapee, end micros-
copes displayed their respective weeds& la the great ball
there was some excellent glee singing during the evening.
The largo number of 'tenors enjoyed themselves sothoroughly
that, we have little doubt, the Profession and Master. of
King's Cane will coagratulete tharmelme ea the perfect
gamer of their happy expenment.
SOUTH Ks:exist:TON Musital.—A eerie. of six
Lewes co the fins arts and art sellectione is announced for
delivery In the theatre of this courenni ow Moaday evenings,
comimenclog this evening (January 241. The first two on
HinKs. Art &entwins% e' by the historY,drewinp, buildings,
sad sculpture of the ilindooe; and an Mohammedan Art,
illestreting the influence of Byzantine set on the schools of
the east' the development orate arts of the Mohammedans in
Egypt. Stain, and India, as wen in their morgues and other
butl. tinge and decoration*, will be delivered by Dr. O. Kinkel;
the 3rd, on Sculpture In Relief, by Richard Weetntsoott,
R.A.; the 4th, 6th, and 6th, ow Ancient Greek Painted Pa-
lmy, ow the Italian Meiotic* Wage, and on PareskinWaren
le general. by J. C. Robbie" Req., F.S.A. no Warw.
theatre will hold 450 persona. 260 seats will be room' ex-
clusively for schooloatitere, scheolasistneses, sad pram si-
gned to art-teaching, who, upon registering this mass,
will obtain tickets at 6d. each for the whole cane of in
lecturer. Tickets for the remaining 200 seats wOl be Dowd
at a wooing prim
STIPNIT UNION Scitoom—An examination of
the children heloao4 to this maims took pleas at the &d-
-ines eglablishilesait- Mesek-Isms, Lizarearsie, es Trite, la
the
Liagbuierigieg " ilemdsiae sallian..hipaveralbelerlialet elegy
feraY The
cistairen were essoimall fa eir, Hells Scripture., geo-
graphy, grewiasteth liakey, rag nista anther.*
lad the (Jai la = diammy. Tbe nee. is which Owl
wont =lb. •••••=latho
Irma spnarames
of the gsvo gni to llootial.