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The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-03

AUSTRALIA.

SYDNEY, Jut! 13 (vit Trieste).
No active pleasures have yet been taken against
the rebels in New Zealand.
MELBOURNE, JUNE 19.

_
The commercial depression continues. The crops
are promising. The following are the departures
of gold ships : the Leaping Water, with 39,629
ounces ; the Yorkshire, with 42,288 ounces ; and
the Maidstone' with 48,784 ounces.
The Fidus has been totally wrecked on Kangaroo
Island,

We read in the Mato Times of the 20th ult.:—
" Colonel Cement, of the French staff, who distinge'shal
himself in the Crimean and Italian munpaigns,pamed through
Malta on Sunday night, by the last Eugli.h steamer from
Marseilles, for Beyrout, on a special mission. His instroo-
Hoes, which were transmitted by telegraph, are believed to
refer to an examination of the character and efficiency of
the Turkish forces for the preservation of order in Syria,
and should his investigation be unattisfactory, to report
upon the steps that would have to be taken in case it be
determined to land a French division from Algeria to pro.
tect the Christians in Syria. The French strainer Eupbrate,
which arrived yesterday from Marseilles, had on board a
French general and several other officer., and twenty-nine
soldiers, of the French commissariat, who are proceeding to
Bcyrout."
THE FRENCH EXPEDITION TO SYRIA. —A letter
from Toulon announces, under reserve howcver, that Rear.
Admiral Bonet, recently prcmoted to that grade, will be
appointed to the command of the Sect which is to transport
the army to Syria. The same letter, dated June 29, states
also that all the orders that lout arrived up to that date
concurred in enjoining that the troops, materid, mad trans-
port fleet should be kept in a state of readiness to get off at
tv enty-four hours' notice.
ARRIVAL OF HER ROYAL HiiiHNDOI THE
DUCHESS OF SENT AT EDINIICROH.--Yesterday (Wednes-
' day) afternoon, at 10 minutes past 4 o'chwk, her Royal
Highness the Duchess of Kent arrived at the North
British Railway Station here, from King's Cross Station,
London. The train, which we. Cendllaegl by Mr. Fisher'
superintendent of King's-cross Station. consisted of a royal
I carriage, fitted up in a neat and commodious manner, two
I other carriages, a luggage van, and a troth with the private
carriage of her roval-highuess. The royal duchess left Frog-
more Lodge on Tuesday morning at II o'clock, attended
by Lady Augusta Bruce, Lord James Murray, equerry-in-
waiting, and Dr. Brown. the medical attenslaut of her
royal highness, and proceedeal by the Sorith-Weidern Rail-
way ea mete for Scotland. On the arrival of the train at
Edinburgh, a considerable number of people were waiting,
anxious to get a glimpse of her royal highness. Sheriff
Gordon was in waiting in his official eara,ity. The duchess
immediately drove to Barry's Hotels Queen-street. It was
her intention to have taken •drive iu the course of the after-
noon to Cransond-home, but in cousemenee of the un-
favourable state of the weather it was psotponed till to-slay
(Thursday). We understand that bet nod Isi,dinees will
not return to England before the mouth of September.- -
Edis4ury4 Daily Cuaraid.
London, England, 1860-08-03

gain Intelligence.

EQUITY 0011RT8.—Atrousr 2.
(Before the Lorde Justices of Appeal.)
BBILLITO V. COLLITV.

This was an appeal from the decision of Vice• Chancellor
Sir R. I'. Kindlesley, refusing an application under the 2nd
and 3rd Victoria, cap. 54, commonly known as Mr. Justice
Talfourd's Act, by the defendant, Ira. Collett, for the cus-
tody of her three younger children. The circumstances of
the case will be found fully stated in our columns on the
Zird of July last, on the application before the Vice-
Chancellor. .

Mr. (]lace, Q.C. (with whom was Mr. Southgate), ap-
peared in support of the appeal ; and Mr. Hetherington (with
whom was Mt. Roily, Q.C.) contra.
Their Lordship' concurred in the view taken by the Vice-
Chancellor, that there was no ground for the interference
of the court with the custody of the children by Mr.
Shillito, their present testamentary guardian, and dismissed
the appeal, the costa of Mr. f3hillito to be paid out of the
estate.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Auouer 2.
(Beei Mr. Commissioner Fans.)
IN RC CHATNAN.—ADJUDICATION.

Adjudication of bankruptcy was made against Jamas
Denny Chapman, draper, of Wbitechapel, and warehouse-
man, of Aldermaubury. The liabilities are stated at
10,0001. ; assets of • very doubtful character. The bank-
rupt is supposed to have absconded ; and at a meeting of
creditors recently held it was determined to offer a reward
of 1001. for his apprehension.
London, England, 1860-08-03

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER AT ROAD.

The Bath Chronicle of yesterday say*, this ease is
involved in deeper obscurity than ever, and the faintest hope
to obtain a clue to the mystery is, to all appearances, entirely
gone. However, the police have still the charge of the house,
the scene of the murder, and are still prosecuting the Inves-
tigation, as best they can, under the circumstance:. Mr.
Inspector Whicher and Mr. Williamson, his coadjutor, left
Trowbridge on Saturday for town, for the purpose, we under-
stand, of obtaining further orders US to their future course of
action. On Wednesday, after the business of the TrowbriOge
Petty Sessions, H. C. C Ludlow, Esq., J. P. Stan.
comb, Esq., and W. P. Staneomb, Faq., held a long
consultation respecting the future course to be pursued
by the police in this extraordinary case. Captain
Meredith, Superintendents Foley, of Trowbridge, Vi oolf,
of Devizes, and Abbott, of Warminster, were present.
With the result of the interview we are, of course, totally
unacquainted ; but we understand that both the police and
the magistrates are at a loss what coune to pursue in the
matter. Friday's proceedings, at the Temperance Hotel,
Road, were productive of an event in Mr. Kent's family
which has been expected. It is generally known that
Yrs. Kent was in a delicate state of health, and the agita-
tation and suspense of awaiting the result of the re-exami-
nation proved too great for her, and the consequence was,
London, England, 1860-08-03

BILL.

On the motion of Lord i t;; ;list' the stendiag orders
were suspended with regard to this bill, and it was read a
"wood time. _ _

The fonowiag bills were then read third time and
pencil : The Militia Bat, the Metropolitan Polka Force
(Dockyards) Bill, Heritable Securities, /cc. (Scotland) Bill,
and Turnpike Ale Continuance Bill.
London, England, 1860-08-03

ILkYNOOTH COLLEOE BILL.

Earl GRANVILLE moved the third reading of this ba
Lord REDESDALE protested spinet the measure as
most objectionable is its nature.
After a few words from the Duke of LEINSTER the bill
was read a third time end eared.
The Bank of Ireland (No. 2) Bill was read a third time
and passed.
The Weights and Measures (Ireland) Bill was read a third
time.

—"fie Sheriff Coart.hounes (Scotland) Bill vas read a third
time and pared.
LOCAL GOVERNMENT ACT (1858) AMENDMENT

The report was agreed to, after a few words from Lord
REDESDALC, who complained that the bill had been pro-
ceeded with with undue precipitancy, and suggested that
iu justice to coal owners, who would be affected by it,
ample time should be allowed to them fur its consideration
before tho next stage came on.
The Common Law Procedure (Ireland) Act (1853) Ameed-
meat Bill, and the Turnpike Trusts Arrangements Bill were
read a third time and passed.
The report of amendments to Railway Acts (Ireland)
(1851) Amendment Bill yraiscnsideredatikagreed to.
London, England, 1860-08-03

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADMIRALTY, AI7GrAT 2.--.Arronermiarre..—. As-
giatant Paymaster J. Moore, to the Wellington.
Clerk J. K. Bell, to the Diadem.

CHATHAM, Atooor
A aeries of experiments have been made at this
garrison in order to test the merits of an invention, consisting
of • port Ale rest for ride shooting. The invention, which is
that of Staff .Sergeant G. Hurrock, of the Royal Engineer
establishment. will enable the shooter to adjust his sights
with the utmost etactnass, in comparatively short time.
The rest is constructed to support the whole weight of the
body, with a support for the arm, and as elevating slide,
adjusted by • screw, to receive the rifle. The weight of
the rest is about 101 b.; as it will fold np into a small com-
pass, it can he easily carried to the shooting ground with
the rifts. The invention has been tested by a number of
officers, all more or less skilled in the use of the rifle, the
whole of whom speak in the highest terms of it.

tin. ENV{ XIDDLIBIS VOLCNIXER RIFLES.
apt. lisworth ninth IN the following correction of names:
—" 2ii, II ighbary-pines, Aug. 2. Elir,-1 see in your edition
of to-day's date, en enatinneament that the 7th Middlesex
Caliogton) will join the sham fight of Saturday under
Nnon. Hepburn aad Dinah. My name is Elieworth and
not Hepburn, and Papilla Danis does not at present hold
a commission in the corpe..—l am, &c., A. J. LBSWORTII,
commanding 7th Middlings."
London, England, 1860-11-10

Simplon.-

tor-sec

114 TIAEILL
The bankrupt, a straw pLiit dealer, of Luton, received a
&atlas, eertetleate. Against liabilitiea of 5,03(1/. Unman
arab of 3,0801.
Illasalwataa for the aulinees.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS 0017 ET. —Nov. 9.
Wore Xr. oommiorionar
LA II JOHN DIM.
. .

This insolvent, a beer retailer, at 120, Pentonrille-road,
whose case was reported on Saturday last, again came before
the court.
Mr. Sagood opposed for Mr. Clittenden, licensed victualler,
at Finc.hley ; and Mr. Denney supported.
On the present occasion evidence was given respecting the
lease of the insolvent's premises of 18), Pentooville, which
he Planed he had deposited in Deoember, 1857, with Mr.
Thomas Carpenter, of 3, Clansmont-place, Easton-mad,
gentleman, when he borrowed 86f. of hire, making 1521.,
and Mr. Carpenter swore to the deposit at the time, and
now produced the lease, which bad been in his possession
from that time. It was, however, proved by Mr. Paul, of
the firm of Mann and erosanan, that in October, 1868, the
insolvent deposited the lease with them for a loan, and it
was in their posseasroo until the 3rd of July last, when it
was redeemed. The lease was not in court when Mr. Paul
gave his evidence. Mr. Carpenter fetched the lease, end
the figures made by Mr. Paul were found thereon.
Mr. Commissioner Nichols ordered the insolvent to give
up possession of the beerobop to Mc. Chittenden, who was
amounted assignee.
The learned commission erdeclared that he could not believe
what Mr. Carpenter had said, and that he and the insolvent
might to be indicted for conspiracy.
Mr. Carpenter still persisted in having had the lease all
the time in his possession.
Mr. Commissioner Nichols said it was impossible, and
wen said he ought to heul. .indicted. No one could disbelieve
the evidence of Mr. Pa

The case was adjourned to the Lt December, and the
insolvent, who had been on bail, sent to prison.

IN RZ JOHN CZAZZLET.

Ilia insolvent, a beershopAssper at Harrow, received •
judgment of six months tot • preference. Mr. dargood
opposed and Mr. Dowse supported.
London, England, 1860-11-10

Count Charles Zay, a distinguished Hungarian
nobbiusaa. 'melbas accessed this qiusstion in a letter written
to • Vienna paper :
Neither the tranquillisation nor the enthusiasm of the
Himprim nation is great,-1. Because very many pensions
expected a general amnesty, and the
.promulgatiom of a
provisional Habeas Corp.ns Act, a palladium of civil liberty
which Halsor/ had during six centuries. 2. Because very
many IditaZ into consideration the text el the
Sanction, the 10th and 12th articles of the IaPTI7:I6,
fully expected that the government would restore the
constitution as a whole, and that there would in future be
• " personal union," in the person of the Emperor King,
between Austria and Hungary. 3. Because very many
hoped that the Diet would again exercise an influence
(Andrus switsers) on the taxation of the inhabitants of the
kingdo=, on the levy of recruits, and on the price of salt.
4. Bemuse very many expected that the Vojvodina and
Banat would immediately be incorporated with Hungary,
and that Croons and Slavonia would be dependencies of
the crown of Hungary. 5. Because very many cannot ac-
custom themselves to the idea of laws relative to Hungary
being promulgated before they have pained through the
Diet and received the sanction of the King,. "as the Diet
for nearly 1,000 yearn has enjoyed the right of legisla-
tion in common with the crowned King. 6. Because
may many expected He pubßeation of a good provisional
law for the Hungarian press. 7. Because very many
calculated on the abolition of the tobacco monopoly, and
on the substitution of coin less onerous imposts. 8. Be-
cause very many calculated on the union of Hungary and
Transylvania, which wee legally sanctioned by the Emperor
Ferdinaod I. 9. Because very many fear the Austrian
*odes of laws will be upheld in Hungary, as it is not said in
the imperial edicts that they are to be repealed. 10. Be-
cause very many expected that the Diet would be convoked,
the Palatine elected, and the King crowned during the pre-
sent year; and were the more desirous that such should be
the case, as in the course of the coming year things may
take such a turn that the convocation of the Diet and the
committers of the King may be greatly delayed. 1L Be-
cause very many hoped and wished that our German and
Slavonic brethren might have a general constitution, which
would stimulate them to make common muse with the Hun-
garians in bidding defiance to the enemies of the monarchy,
throne, and dynasty.
London, England, 1860-11-10

BAIL 001111T.--Noy. 9.

litittinp at Nisi Prius M Westminster.—(Before Mr. Justice
Crompton and a Common Jury. )

. .
00111LALIT ro. LiIIGIIIAD AND ANOTIDUL
This was an action for illegally detraining a piano.
Mr. Huddleston, Q.C., and Mr. T. Chilly were counsel
far the plaintiff ; Mr. T. Atkinson sad Mr. TreveVan were
mussel for the defendants.
It appeared that the plaintiff, who is a piano manufam
to m Gsaftemstreet, had let on hire • piano to Mir
Orton, who occupied apartments in the hour of defend.
rt. • linesdraper, of Charlotte-street. Mies Orion wee
• troller of music. The piano, however, wit lot Pitt
into he room, but In that of another lady.
wire had also apartments in the same brae. Was Cou-
lon owed Langrnead six weeks' rent, at Ha per week,
and he and Miss Corm caused the piano to be
removed from the room below, and placed in her
apartment., and it was distralnad on far rent. Plaintiff
hearing of this went to Mr Couron's room sod informed
lb. broker that the piano was his, and that there were other
=belonging to her sufficient to satisfy the rent. The
wee abusive, and called the plaintiff • fool and a
bkethead. He maw Langnised and explained the matter to
when he said he would peg any Ices, and make It all
ain the morning. He - called some time after,
told him the piano bad been takes
away, led and said. The rent dna was
wily H. Is. Mir Conroe'. goods were bought
by the broker for 1/. 10s., and immediately afterwards sold
to him tot M. 10e. Lang:mead and the plaintiff afterwards
met, when the former said he would take 5!. Plaintiff put
the amount down, but Laniard refused to take it. The
piano was In a walnut tree ease, sad wee valued by the
plaintiff at 251.
After brining the evidence,
learnedthe judge said the ere was surrounded with
difficulties, and • very lice question of law arose as to the
Wart sad landlord agreeing to put the patio into the room
Ito that it might be dist:sine&
Ultimately • verdict western for the plaintiff Damages,
SOL
London, England, 1860-11-10

CASUALTIES.

Agke, (French barque), Captain Blanchard, from Cardiff to this
dwith coals, vas totally wrecked on the coast of Arabia,
ike east of this place on the 9th October.—Aden, Oct. 20.
Flee, from Archangel, has been stranded on the Confirm ; part
of cargo arrived here.-43royesend. Nov. O.
London, England, 1860-11-10

-THE MEDITERRANEAN.

(mom ova owe COLIMPONDINT.)
MALTA, Nov. 4.
While the Loudon wan at Naples several of her
onions left her and joined Garibaldi.
One young midshipman of good family was brought back
from the front a prisoner, and all leave refused hint from
the ship ; but he was a young fellow of spirit, he waited for
a dark night, took all hi■ clothe■ off, and waiting for a
favourable moment when no one was looking, and though
the ship was some two miles from shore, he dropped into
the water and reached the laud iu safety, mounted a
red shirt and a revolver, and was off to the front
again, to be, however, handed over to his cap-
tain, cud be is now a prisoner ou board the
London. It is of such stuff an this that our naval
heroes are formed, and, fortunately for the culprit, Admi-
ral Mundy is likely to deal very leniently with any charge
of this sort, for he has a fellow-feeling for acts of daring.
It appears our seamen have been delighted with their
leave at Napkin They ray it was such fun only to jump oa
the train and go up to the front, where the Garibiadistas
always gave them; permission to work one of the heaviest
guns, and supplied them with drink while they fired away.
A Dario* of the Melpomene has been found drowned, mad
two men of the 3rd Buffs ue in confinement on a charge of
baying robbed and then murdered him. This vessel will in
a few days take her departure for Corfu.
Caplan T. Harvey left yesterday, by French steamer, for
Naples, to join the Creasy.
Her Majesty's ship Bt. Jean d'Acre is nearly ready for
NW Her Majeety's ship Caner is having a thorough clear
out, after which she Is to proceed to Corfu.
The hoe& steamer from Egypt yesterday brought news
that Peed Pacha had been retailed ; that the five Power.
had protested ; and the French force retired on Beyrout to
wait raiufercements.

The official list of visitors to Baden-Baden pre-
sents the number of 42,842 for the Pwason of 1860. Of this
total 16,!r36 are Uermans, 12,812 French, 6,672 English,
3,540 Russians, 2,061 North Americans, 1,682 Maki', 1,319
-Swill', 836 Belgians, 526 Italians, the rest being composed
of studio numbers from evory civilised country iu the
world.
London, England, 1860-11-10

SHARE LISIS.-4TIfUS DAY.)

Two dOssoi.

Business in the railway share market to-day is
extremely limited. The only variations worthy of
mention in prices consist of a decline of 1 per
cent. in South Eastern stock, and an improve-
ment of like amount in Caledonian. London
and North Western stock is now quoted 1091
to ; Great Western, 731 to !; Midland,
1331 to .1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1171} to
; Caledonian, 921 to 93 ; and South Eastern,
85 to 1.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway sham are firm at
par to prem. Great Western of Canada and
Grand Trunk of Canada remain much depressed.
London, England, 1860-02-04

riuswex V. PIILLLITIL-0116THIICTION OF LIGHT.

The plaintiff, Mr. Prawn, and the defendant, Cantata
Phillips, were neighbours, one of them living at 38 sad the
other at 89 Devonshire-place. The ground et action wee,
that Captela Phillip• bad erected • conservatory at the back
of his home, and thin obstructed the wrap of light and
air to the phintiff's house.
Mr. O'Malley and Mr. Needham appeared for the plaintiff,
sad Sir. Hawkins sad Mr. Creasy for the defendant.
/lenience was laid before the jury, and some dismedon
Issued upon pokes of law, sad it wee arranged that any
cialta in re to the obstruction of air should be
abandoned.
The fury ultimately bud foe the plaintiff, and a bill of
exceptions was iodated to Ida kedship s summing up.
London, England, 1860-02-04

NEW MENDERS.
Mr. Dent, the nearly elected member fw Scarborough,
end Mr. W•LACIL. the newly deckti member for Beverley,
tmk the nathe and their mats.
PUBLIC BUSINESS.
IBILENOVABLE POOR.
Mr. KEKEWICH pled the Preeident of the Poor-law
lgoard whether it ins his intemlien to mote for the re-
appentat, at of the West ceseinttme en the irremovable pose,
with the view of proposing an alteratke in the laws of
sultimoret sod removal during the present session.
Mr. VILLIEKS mid that in °moquettes of the very
abrupt manner in which the lam sesslon closed, and the im
oceopleto state in which the inquiry vie lett, he should pro-
m,* tho reappointment of the committee. The government
weaid ere be in a t... 1,112 to mate what course they would
purees until the committee had reported.
EDUCATION (IRELAND).
for H. CAIRNS mind whether it was the intention of
'evermore% to introduce my seams respecting hmermo flan
education is Ireland ; end when each nemeare, if any, would
M introduced ?

Mr. CARDWELL said M was his Intention to bring in a
bill on Ow aubject el implorerd schools fa Ireland, but he wow
not at present slats to s•y at what time.
LA MARIONE ARIIATA,
Mr. GRIFFITH eget the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs whet Ler it wee, In hie opinion, expedient that • dipin-
rustle repowentative of Elegised should interivre so far in the
internal r users. of the country to which he was accredited as
to prevent the ►ppointment of a proud, nt or commtnder to
a I or, • • curl sew ct•ri"n for the detract, of the country
ow a L- rb intended " Nicince Armats" is Sardinia, ram-
bling so principle our own ride volunteers, without thetteetr-
ledge or authneity of hie own griveratneat, or wiliest basis',
sa far as it appears, made it astutely intelligible that such
procwelior we. entirely his own, and nut that of his
goareassi. _ _

Lord J It USSELL—I can only answer the bon. gentle-
man by ...yin, that I think this conduce of Sir James Hod-
son was tsriserly rMht end bioncoing on his pert. He has
inn{ resided is Ssrdirda„ and his Is sot a parson to conceal hie
opinion,. It was his opinion Pat the setting up of this
tanned form, independent of soy control, would b• very
lanterns. to the enstinuaneo of oosatitntional government
in Ss:tints ; sad he express...l that opinion to the King and
Ws advisers. 1 thank he did what was quits right. (Cbeara )

THE DEFENCES COMMISSION.

I. win; T.361i: t., it. Aw..
um.ust PA I.MISHSTON said that tba report of the
erionobaa.wore wee ant yet la a eoedi.loo t, be enbtri•td to
=meet : mhos ft ow, be had on (babe his right bola.
(Mr. Herbert) wookl lay it Were the hut•ta.
London, England, 1860-02-04

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CiUtIBRIDGE, Fin. 3.
PROFESSORIAL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION.

GEoLooY.—Lees Aspland, Sidney ; H. Coldham,
Trinity • H. Cotten, Pembroke ; C. H. Harbord,
J. L. Benham, Christ's; B. Lister, Christ's ; J. A. 1?
I=l,
Trinity Hall; P. H. Simpson, Catarina. Examiners—A.
Sedgwick (Professor) ; C. C. Babington, M.A., St. John's
College.
MOILLL PAILOISOPHY.—The protestor will CONIMSDOS his
lectures on Monday, Feb. 13, at 12 o'clock, in the lecture-
A= of Trinity College, and continue them on Mondays,
Tuesdays Thursdays, end Fridays Subject of certificate
examination, Stewart's "Outline. of Moral Philosophy."
Stunt's (MATHIMATICAL) &team
Trinity; second, Bally, St. John's.
London, England, 1860-02-04

YRANCI-

Mr. EINOLMEE eakilZ4ll;r it would be ooneletont
with the interests sf the public genial to ostwannbate to
that bare any of the informatins which bad rauied the
lawalgerolike la respect to the naval sad military
Was of the Emperor of the Fritsch; and if se, whether garb
informatis conk be ccinrounicabd before the opening of the
financial statement no Mnedey neat f
Coked KNOX wished to know whether the treaty with
France had been rallied, end whether that treaty bed tees
missed, w wee reputed, by an boa. member of that lows—
es irreepossible member, not belonging to the goveraseest—
and whether that trusty would be laid a the tablet Ware
Lard J. RUSSELL—With respect to the question of gr.
Ileetekei I hays ao Urbana's in saying that Mr. Dimwits'
Bay is a gestlesem of the wry highest honour and abuse
tar—(hew, bear)—who, together with other members of his
badly, We bees keg in the ferric' of hie country—that he
W had ruse expeetence In public &Metre—sad that
Its know tee well hie duty to as amen to take any comma
which is thessaharat with tbs general policy of the govern-
moat which he serves. (Rear, hoer) With respect to his
particular oesdoet is Mottos to Spain sad Morocco, I should
any that Irma We long residence in Morocco (indeed, I believe
be wu born thaw), and from hie kindness to all who war
into Interment, with him, he had attained a airy greet
degree of rupee* from the people of that coestrf—eat only
from the Minister for Forma Affairs, who wee fame* a
merchant, but likewise from shoes wild tribes who ales
oonitnit inc ureione aireiftet iha pereme and property of these
who live there. Basic,' this clartriter, ha sedeaveated—
acting wader inetraminue from this gmermiset—to provost,
if possible, the breaking out of the war between Spats and
111vrocia„ By dein of his howerament, be advised every
emoeseica welsh ha thought possible, until at Italie
Maiatish wilnieter said that, whatever advice ha lify
ha sesta set, tesebtatily with the mins of the
Mara..., make sap farther imeressise. ha I ems say,
thsesilere, is, that Mr. Dammed HIV/ usual bies•
self at the Its., nod sod the Mamie wide be
is the Wrested manner to prevent the
eat of that wee. Naos the war Mae
heleig the pi* of this government to be mateel, bb
stades. Ire hams Melody la calamity with that of the m
mosivel power. (Beer, haw.) Is maim
=111.1:is she boa. geetisiess warily made Ilse lake
of • eireimaptr sorreepesilmt, whe 14 I dine sap, • veep
London, England, 1860-02-04

slidnli LISTS.—THIS L4l.

Two detoc4.
The railway share market to-day exhibits a
further general improvement, averaging about
f per cent. South Eastern stock has risen 1 per
cent. 'filers is a steady demand for stock of most
kinds. London sad, North Western is now
quoted 981 to 4 ; Great Western, 661 to
671 ; Midland, 1001 to 1101 ; Lanoubire and
Yorkshire, 1001 to 1011; Great Northern, 107
to f ; South Eastern, 841 to / ; Eastern Counties,
661 to 1; and Londoa and South Western, 964 to 9 6.
Losabardo-Venetian Railway shares bays risen to
2 to 2/ prem. Grand Trunk of Canada stock is
in good demand. The Indian lines remain firm.
London, England, 1860-02-04

CONDUCT OF NZ. DRUMMOND HAY AND THZ

Mr. MAOVIRI roes, pewit to to call ths at-
testing of Um Secretary IMO Inc Fareinotice, gc Akira to costae
statements Is the news yeps of ).nary 24, is the
lenses of its Specie' r from the nut of war
ea the seem of Morocco,. ite to all eged or teported miscon-
duct on the part of Mr. Dreesmaed Ray, her Mentors
camel at Tangier. and to a.k whether any facts had some
to die knowledge of the troversinent which would justify the
belief that the British eosin' had in any way
siol eed tba• stri,t neutral,. which ebould be
maintained by then-111641 representative of title country in
Manna to both oithe belligerent powers—Spain sad Ito-

Mr. LIDDELL said that, being pretested of some special
information on this subject, he hoped the boom would allow
him to louvre» ter a Pew moments between them red the
motion of the hoe. merger. Re was emmeisted with one
Of two lacy spout satioshmel authority, which would
niece the character of Mr. Ray In • very &Skeet
light. Mr Hay had very strongly urged upon the Moorish
Forernment toe no essity—and he need not add tuts pro-
priety—of arriving t-e lives of Spanish prianers Owing to
Ids interference, the Vieeroy bad leorerred the reward which
was offered foe • !koala' pigmies takra alive from 11 which
sae the ordinary price, to If a heed. (A laugh.) In con-
sequence of that, the number of Spanish prisoners whose
live. bad been apere 1 bat very Immo inersa.e t. (Hear,
bear.) It was through Mr. flay'a isteiven ion that the
faninbie of Jews and Spaciards residing at M”rocco were
removed from Teenier to • place of eery, and that the
how-s of these (emit es, the R man catholic churl, and
the house of the Sp .nigh consul w. re secured ti om outrage.
These were feet. which meld nut be contradicted. la
Demenher lest • 'kW& yowl was wrecked at a owlets dia-
base dawn the rest; Mr. May sent the authoritku to the
ot, and the egew wen conveyed. =der hi. order,, to the
Frisch coned. When the theneeker et • reeresestetive of
the admrairat at • Meteor wee tamped, he thought It
the duty at the gweirsoest to dd..d his.oPdeet. (Hem.)
NAVAL AND MILITARY PILEPAIi.ATIONB OF
London, England, 1860-02-03

MR. &NISTIY.,

Mr. E. JAMES el birds far
the Colonies whether he we. prepared to ley upon the tads of
the house the papers for which an eddreas wee moved lest
meetcon, with referee°. to certain °harems made by Mr.
Chisholm AusW, Attorney-General al Hoeg Hoeg, spin*
certain aMciehi More; sad also with raffia:tete the sagas-
sloe of Mr. Amato* la his Oki of Attorney-omnd.
Mr. C. FORTESCUR said the papers were ready, sad If
the hoe. and learned gleam= would renew his motion for
their production, they would to laid on the table.

ANNEXATION OF SAVOY TO FRANCE.

Mr. DISRAELI—The position of affairs with regard to
the Savoy are just now S 3 podia that the noble lord will,
perhaps, allow me to sib him If he has determined on the
propriety of producing the communications which have passed
between her Majesty's government and the court of France
respecting the contemplated annexation of the dnoby with
the Fords Empire ?
Lord J. RUSSELL—I have considered that subject, and
have awmannicatod with her Majesty's ambassador at Paris,
and I have come to the cenclasioa that it would not be proper
to passe the papers with regard to which the right boa.
gentleman said a question the other night. I have no ob-
jection, however to sate to the house the general
purport of the; papas. In the beginning of July
fast, Lord Cowley, having received a despatch treat
Mr. Harris, our Waster fa Switzerland, salted Oast
Wslewskl whether there wen any truth la the remote re-
speotag the sane:aim of the Savoy to Frew. ? Some was-
variation pared between than; bat Coast Wslewaki's »-
narks were not explisit as the @abject with regard to which
ha had been salted for ea explanetka. Oa • 'shaggiest day,
however, Coma Wilarsid awed Lord Cowley that thin
wee no Wadi* on the part of the Emperor
to propose the aanszatica el Savoy to the sts•
pire of France. Oa the first occasion Led
Cowley stated that such a cowss as had been nunoared
wooed be viewed with diappraction by her Majesty's go-
vernmeat ; and on the wound, her Majesty's goverment
directed a despatch to be written esposoive of the satisfies-
lion with which they bad received the manna of the
Empower'. iztuations. (Hear, bear.)
London, England, 1860-02-03

TARIFFS.

IS MOWN to Mr. NIWDIGATI,
Mr. M. OIBSON said the papers Methyl to meant
*beam in foreign tart& were ready to be laid on the tabis ;
and be understood that the return relating to **aid tart
was in the COSMO of preparation.

CIVIL BERiflOl EXPENDITURE.
Mr. WISE me eir move the following resolution : That
in the opinion of that hones it would be desirable to 'Lapdog
every year • eels* committee to Monk* into the miscella-
neous civil ferries expeaditure of the preceding year ; Into
the piymeate made sat of the consolidated food ; sad into
the.. oe account of the woods, forest., and land revenues.
The hon. gentleman believed that he reechoed the opinion
of the country when he snorted that the expenditure for the
Miscellaneous Civil Service Estimates was ammonite too
rapidly, sad the screwy desired and deserved the imatrol sad
alma Is. imeiry by • Moot coneadnes each ensign kite
the expenditure of the preceding yew, which, he wee *ran
winced, would lead to a very coosiderable reduction of the
estimates. He instanced various items of expenditure,
may of them large, several increasing yearly, and all,
In Ms °Maim, requiring revision. With revect to
the payments oat of the Consolidated Fund, he
observed that they never cues before parliament,
and he thought it would be well if the holm were from time
to time, periodically, to look into the charges upon the fuel.
He maw no reseoa, moreover, why the charges upon the
crown land revenues and the Woods and Forme, whittle
were of enormous amount, should not be brought ender the
cognisance of the holm, which was bound to see whether
thesperty produced what it ought to profess, and
whether the meson were properly unaided. In contain-
MOS, he pointed out 'Main °bargee upon the Comolidated
Fend, which, be thought, should be removed to the esti-
mates of the year.
The motion was seconded by Mr. AVOUSTI.7B SMITH.
Mr. LAING edmitted that the subject was a airy an-
portant cow ad excited great interest oat of doom. It was
most desirable that economy should be introduced into the
civil service expenditure, end if this proposition fora sanding
osessitese would effect that end it would be of great dean-
nee. Re doubted, however, whether • mesure that would
divide the respaneiledlty bate. en the ommitteo sad the go-
vernment would attain the object. He gave detailed sepia-
tattoos regarding certain kerne, with the view of snowing
that the,, bed bow a far amount of adminiewative etemiimi
is the espsedituro, sad the dilemma beaver
the scrim of s commute sad that of a Mien-
turar....... fuser sometimes ineresphiff hinted of diminishing
With reenact to the Wood. sad Porton, its
111 the laime of the restate of she property. Iflaoh weld
Mt he desk with miff As semeetaw bed the Maw fit 8110014'
leg it. He tenser* till the meetegemilili Ad se We bum
London, England, 1860-02-03

COKKERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Rio exchange on London, 26k to 26; on Paris,
386; and on Hamburg, 730.
Exportation of coffee since the departure of the
lut mail: -,For the United States, 116,629; for the
Cbannel, 17,236; for Havre, 7,128; for Marseilles,
6,791 ; and for the Mediterranean, 18,188 bags.
Stock, 130,000 bags.
The prios of good first was 8,100 to 6,300 reit,.

INDIA AND CHINA.

CALCUTTA, Jmg. 10.

The following regiments have been ordered to
proceed to China :—lnfantry—The 3rd, 6th, Bth,
31st, 37th, 44th, 68th, 60th, 86th, 87th, 73rd, and
eight native regiments. Cavalry—The Queen's lit
Dragoon Guards.
The staff of the China foram is composed as
follows :

Sir Hope Grant, Commander-in-Chief; General.
Napier and Michel, General. of Diviaione; Colonel
Stephenr, Deputy Adjutant-General; Colonel Mac-

kenzie,

; Colonel Brace and

Colo el Haythoae, Chiefs of the Staff.

The et cenir de Nice says:—" Marshal Valliant
has received orders not to sacort any further leave of
demos to Afars sled soldiers of the Army of Occupatioa."
A Paris letter says :—" I hear that a second meeting
look piece yesterday between Y. Edmond About and Y.
Vandin. K. About was again wounded in the hand. This
aseleml7 quarrel excites not the slightest interest,M.Aboues
edvareary being comparatively unknown, and Y. Aboues
attack upon him baying been equity gross sad unprovoked.
K. About described him as a repels I ie./twice—i.e., a ticket-
of-leave man—the feet being that be had ones been palled up
/or a press offence, and sentenced to sixteen franca fine. All
admirers of K. About will sincerely regret his descent to the
regions of low personality."

The Free& papers received to-day corroborate
the report that the first reduction of our aims duty is to be
from 6s. 9d. to Is. per gallon, and th►t after the lit of April,
1861, lbws itebe a soak ranging from lie to 25., according
to strength. It le also said that the duty on, brandy is to
reduced to Is.

At the Opera at Vienna four nights ago a ballot
dower, el the name of Frappe, displayed root pesessee
of Wad. The pace-1113•1 of a ballet girl caught An, aNd
sal the people en the stags sxoept Frappart ma away: he
wind her hi his arm, and relied her on the stage moil the
mmasgratka was extinguished. Lead se lamst am nem-
pawed 10 eseregs.
London, England, 1860-02-03

evppiY.

—. . .
The reporters supply INS Nought ap by the CKAWCILLOa
of the '1C1114117114 and the bow* adjourned at 10 o'eloch.

The election of a representative in parliament for
'admit** took plane on Wednesday. The Hon. Mr.
Charles Carney* tb• only candidate (liberal), wee atiandsd
to the hustings by a number of his friends and supporters.
111.1thwesgh the day was Wanly cold, and snow falling, there
was a law attoadasoo I. boat of the hustings.
London, England, 1860-02-03

PASLUMENTARI 1110SX.

The following shrerikie has just been issued by the
Parliamentary lisimMLlemmittes, sitting at 17, His( street,
Chespide :
.. Nee Bir,—We Isla the liberty of calling your attention
to the bet that Lord John Russell has appointed Monday,
the Nth ?Amery, as the day on which be will Introduoa
idi the Hewed Cesameess the Reform Bill prepared by bee
Maisety's Iministmw. This committee are statous that no
..biLasenze. Yee should be lost by the country in pronouncing an opinion
sing shay ries peedully urge that acreage.
iineemmiede Worehand, by want reformers in
per , to mavens a meeting so soon as the details of
sholiel ire the public. There ere, however, prior to
ikon* Tetimery, two motions before the Hones of Com.
snap, which the committee ask your immediate
ewe is the motion of Mr. T. 8. Dunoombe,
11l fit bag to a bill to provide that, at future elect
ed Tfiesiwidee GM it Wakefield, the votes be taken by
ballot, whisk Pens on nest Wednesday, February
Bth. The sem le the second reading of Mr. Mel
lor's bill far the Prevention of Corrupt Practioce at
Elections, which is Axed for Wednesday, February lfith.
On behalf of both them measuree members of parliament
should be at once communicated with by their coastitueuta

sad urged to give pommel atteedemor tied help ; and judi-
cious correspondenes with them cm these subjects, thus
early is the melon, will ellectually dispel the notion that
the country does not require a real end honest reform bill.
The obeervadows at Lord John Russell to tie City deputation
are a &Waage to the comatry to do its part in stimulating
the members of the Rome of Commons. Ills lordship is re-
ported to have add, I only wish all members of parliament
may be Wormed of the Mews of their °minimum. There
is, as you say, and es,l,believe,:a considerable degree of feel-
ing on the subject in the country, but there is not much =Li-
bastion of fesitng to either home of parliament ; and if the
omentuendes wield inform their members of the anxiety which
they feel, we should be more likely to arrive at a settlement.'
It rests with the oonatituenta to determine how far his lord
ship shall have any further ground of complaint. Commend-
ing this extract tuour especial attention, we an, dear air,
yours faithfully, WK. Rattonervite, Chairman ; MDWAIID
IL PATO', Stefeelill."
London, England, 1860-11-17

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Your Lamming men, named Beak/min Tompkinr
John Fidler, Thomas NaiusAton, and Fromm Bell, were
t before the Lord Mayor, for re-examination, upon
the of Waling sixty dozer of port wine, the pro-
perty of Men e. Gilbey mid Co., wine•merchante, in John-
street, Cratchedfriars.
After hearing the evidence,
The Lord Mayor said that but for the prisoners' good
character, and believing that they had committed the
offence under the sudden temptation in which they were
London, England, 1860-11-17

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CASU ALTIES.

Bransconibe has been totally 104 on the island of Agincourt, in
the China Seas, : ten of the crew drowned. {The above vessel
sailed from Woosung on the lit August for ManiHai—Laver-
pool. Nov. la _ .

- • -
Conway, of and from Liverpool. for Calcutta, which wan aban-
doned with only bowsprit and fonimain standing on the 9th
Sept., was fallen in with by the Home, Captain Hove, from
Newport to Greased, on the Ilth Sept., and was brought here
on the eat October. When the derellet was fallen In with iiho
had live feet water In her, proceeding from two auger holes In
her starboard bow, hut since these were plugged vhe has been
perfectly tight. She has been surveyed, and will be discharged.
—Barhadoee, Oct. 29.

Queen of the Captain Tregarthen, coal laden, is on acne
and abandoned at Guerrhaol, ephalonia. The above weasel
smiled from Penzance fur Pante on the bth October.—Patras,
Noe. 16.
London, England, 1860-11-17

SPAIN.

MADRID, FRIDAY.
The Correspondencia Autoraja states that the
Queen is enceinte.

THE TURKISH LOAN.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 15.
After the sanction (which is inuuediately ex-
pected) of the loan of 400,000,000 franca which has
been negotiated by the Porte at Paris, the payment
of interest ou former debts will be immediately re-
sumed.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 10.
The French loan is still the topic of the day. The
affair is not yet filially concluded, but is expected
to be so daily. A local loan of 350,000 i. has just
bens contracted on onerous terms.

The finnan of investiture was sent on Saturday
last to Prince Michael.

The latest news from Syria is to the 30th ult.
The pacification of the country was continuing.
There is nothing else of importance.
Emir Pasha is to be the new governor of Damas-
cus. He bears an excellent character.

All other provinces of the empire aro quiet.
Exchange on London, 126 piastres.
THE UNITED STATES.

Iturrearroww, FRIDAY.
The Liverpool, New ork, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer City of Washington, Captain
Jeffrey, from New York on the 4th instant, has
arrived. She encountered heavy easterly gales on
the passage.
The thimnionia had arrived out. The Vigo, from
Liverpool, had passed Cape Race.
The Northern Light, from Aspinwall, arrived on
the 2ud instant, with nearly 1,250,000 dollars in
buyout*.

The New York Ihraki of the 31st nit. contains a
strong article in favour of the secession of the
Southern States in the event of Mr. Lincoln's
election.

The clergy in the vicinity of Washington had re-
commended prayers to avert disunion.
NEW YORE, Nov. 9, NUNCIO.
Money close. Exchange, 107 to 1074.
London, England, 1860-11-17

V.TPLA,N A:l3

11.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing one.hundredth of an
tech diminution: and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing three-
hundredths increase (Dearly). E.—Exposed thermometer in
shade. M.-31obstemd ditto (for evaporation and dew point).
D.—Direction of wind (tros—cot magnetic,. F.—Force uto It
—estimated,. C.—Cloud (1 to 0). I.—initial letters b, blue sky;
c. clouds (detached) ; t, tog; h, hall; 1, lightning; in, misty
(hazy) ;o, overcast (doll); r, rain; a, snow; t, thunder. A
Letter repeated augments—thus, rr. mach rain.
London, England, 1860-11-17

11001 CH 811Q17ESTRATIONS7

JAMS MON7OOIIIItY WILOON: Glaagow, biscuit baker, Nor.
RA the Faculty Hall, Glaneow.
Qtriarni Lamm, ID Argyleahlre &eller, Nov. tl, at the
WellMeton Hotel,m Denten.
DONALD MUNRO, Mule, flutheriandshire. dyer, and Ullapool,
Reeenblre, merchant, Nov. 20, at lillrs Hotel, Oulaple.
JOHN Mirrn RLL, Olanton, cartoon manufacturer, Nov. n, at
the Faculty Hall, Glairow.

DINISIIIIITION 01 NAVAL PItIZI MONEY.—
Notice is given in yesterday's Oazette that preparttions
are now being made for the intended distribution of
the proceeds received and tonnage bounty awarded for
the slava-barque, name unknown, captured on the 111th
Sept, 1858, by her Majesty's ship Conflict. Due notice
will be given of the date proposed for the commencement
of distribution ; and the amount of an individual's share
in the respective clauses will be announced.--Gamtte.
SMOKING IN VIZ Sgsgrrs.—A meetingof the com-
mittee of the Glasgow Branch of the British Anti-Tobacco
Society was held this week, Mr. William Ewing presiding ;
when it was resolved that a memorial should be Addressed
to the Lord Provost, magistrates, and council, requesting
them to introduce a clause into the new police bill prohi-
, biting smoking on the streets. Them is a probability, we
are informed, that a similar memorial will emanate from the
medical gentlemen of the city. —Oleapow Herald.
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London, England, 1860-11-17

SHARK LIS7S.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Oukz.
The rain; 'share market to-day is inactive, but,
uponthewhole, well supported. F.mternCountiesand
Caledonian stocks are rather flatter, but Iltnce,shire
and Yorkshire and Great Northern show a alight
improvement. The variations in no instance
are of much importanos. Present quota-
tions are as follows :—London and North
Western stock, 991 to 100 ; Great Wart-
ern, 72 to
_1 ; Midland, 1321 to 1 ; Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 1151 to ; Caledonian,
931 to ; South Eastern, 831 JOll4 ; Eastern
Counties, 51 to it; aad Great Northern, 112 to 113.
Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are rather
dull, at 11-16 to 9-16 dia., ex int. Grand Trunk
of Canada Railway stock continues in request and
shows a fresh rise, being last marked 24k. Great
Western of Canada Railway shares and East In-
dian Railway stock are likewise inquired for.

to 1 p.m.
London, England, 1860-11-17

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 60s. 6d.,
net cub ; Petersburg Y.C. on the vot. 61s. ; Dec.,
61s. 6d. ; all the year, 61e. ; Jan. to March. 61s. 9d. ; April
to June, 581. 6d. ; October to December, 1861, 58a. 6d.
MA RUCT AVEAAGIS. —Town tallow, 635. 3d. ; fat by
ditto, 3s. 3,1. ; yellow Russian, 62c 6d. ; melted stuff,
445. 6d.; rough ditto, 275. ; tallow graves, 20s. ; good
drop, 7s.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
Maws. Davis and Co. report a large supply. Trade dull,
at lower prior.. Prime are as follows :—Prime meadow hay,
75e. to Stk.; superior ditto, 90s. to 105 e. ; inferior do.. 50a.
to 90s. ; rowea, 40s. to Ws.; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ;
ditto si.cood cut, 80s. to 905.; straw, 32L to 3de.