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The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-23

ITALIAN FLAG.

LT

A Leghorn letter states that on the 17th an Eng-
lish frigate entered the harbour and sainted the
tows, 'the binaries of wldeh at onoe respoadede
This event caused great rejoicing, for it was remem-
bered that several English ships of war had touched
at Leghorn 14/100 the departure of the Grand Doke,
bet that nese of them bad saluted. The salute was
interpreted as a recognition by the English govern-
ment of the fall of the Grand Duke, and as a first
fruit of the French and English alliance.

the retirement

by Signor ?in-

THE UNITED STATES.

LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.

The British and North American Royal Mail
steam ship Etna, Captain J. Anderson, arrived here
last night, bat papers, Bco., were only landed this
morning. She brings news from New York to the
11th inst.

The Canard mail steamer Canada, Captain Long,
which left Boston on the 11th inst., is also off this
port.

Nothing was telegraphed from Queenstown,
owing to the prostration of the Irish wires.
Affairs at Washington were unchanged. Unsuo-
osseful efforts to elect a speaker continued.
The President had nominated Mr. Charles J.
Faulkner as ambassador to Frasoe, vice Mr. Mason,
deceased. There was no doubt that this appoint-
ment:would be confirmed by the Senate.
The Pemberton mills at Lawrence, Massachusetts,
bad fallen in while 7,000 operatives were at work
it was supposed that at least 200 were killed.

Latest news from San Juan Island state that
General Scott's coarse of action had created great
diesatiefactioa,and the American inhabitants warmly
endorsed General Harney's proceedings.
Later news from Mexico reported that much ex-
citement prevailed regarding the new American
treaty. Miramon's government had formally pro-
tested against it.
At Havannah, on the 6th, sugars were firm, but
market dull.

JANUARY tir 1.
Uonorai Files • will butte in
oroll thwministax.
The forms minisishotrongthened
MATE SAL roma, would, it isaid4 In recalled.
lAN VT.An
London, England, 1860-01-23

SPAIN.

Tb. Madrid journals of the 171 contain no sews.
A hotter from a semi-odleial smarm says :—" In ems
political circles ttw question hiwi hsen dioeuseed as to
wtotlier. in the smut of the French government
mantling its troops free Rome, the Spanish morn-
ment ought, either alone or in conjunction with
Naples, to send troops to keep garrison in that city ;
and the general opinion is that the government
ought not to do either, bat that if the Pope shoo:d
wish to veek an asylum in Spain, ono ought to b.
accorded him."
London, England, 1860-01-23

AUSTRIA.

A letter of the 16th from Mantua says :
"One battalion of the militia of Este isontinues
hese. The other two battalions are stationed at
Cerra end Sangaisetto. This faros is dejected ; th.
1111111 have lost heart, sad woald desert if they could.
They believe they Sr. to be seat to Ancona, where
they woad have to serve as atizilieries is the Pas-
has:al army. The garrison of Mantua is only 6,000
strong, and is mainly composed of utilise". They
tepee% strung reinforcements."
A letter of the 16th from Venice says :
"The Square of St. Mark was crowded to-day at
toss o'clock., but when the military band made its
appearance everyone withdrew and went toward.
the Zattere. At half.past two, on the bridge Della
Calcine. fifty Austrian alarm, rattling their sabres,
advanced towards the pedestrians. A hissing was
instantly heard, and cries remanded (ruin all
aides Co to Solferino, to /Magenta; this us not
your place' "f nem gentlemen, lading their further
impeded, retired by the same way they
Mirsese
emr, bat in a musk ism triumphant manner."
London, England, 1860-10-05

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

At New York on the evening of the 21st ultimo thin
stock market closest with a rather firmer demand for M.
souria, at the recent decline to 80 per cent. Railway bonds
were generally steady, and the Erie issues firm, the Fourth
Mortgage sallow up to 83 jar ceu!. The wiwyes of the
Pacilic limit and Panama Company bad nearly di.a
fur the moment from actin: speculation. no following
were the latest quotations :—Tennessee Sixes, 91 ; Virginia
Sixes, 911 to 911 ; Missouri Siam 80 ; New York Central
Sizes, 93 ; Erie list mortgage bonds, 103 ; ditto third mort-
gage, 100 ; ditto, fourth nurtpze, 85 ; ditto, convertible,
64 ; New York Central Rolla-ay, 88j to 89 ; Erie Railroad,
37 to 371 ; Reading Railway, 4a f ; Michigan Centred, 70f
Illinois Central Railroad, 1311. Sterling exchange closed
steady at 109 j to 1091.
London, England, 1860-10-05

GARIBALDI'S POLICY.

The correspondent of the Di/bats at Turin
records the following details, which he gives as
authentic in connexion with the apparent change in
the policy of Garibaldi :
" You will scarcely credit it perhaps, but the

change in Garibaldi's mind was produced by senti-
ment. The General is an extremely simide, almost
a primitive man. When he read the reproaches
and insults which the ministerial prints of
Turin poured out upon him he wept like
a child. Some of his generals, amongst whom
were Omens and Medici, had been won over
to the policy of M. Cavour. Surrounded by in-
trigue., wearied by recriminations, perplexed by
political difficulties which he did not comprehend,
the Dictator yielded, and wrote to Victor Em-
manuel, Come ; I shall place authority in your
hands.' The general will do as he has said. He
will retire to his island home, and will not leave it
unless his services should be again required. Gari-
baldi will not accept money, place, or honours. On
this head his character is without blemish."
London, England, 1860-12-08

RI Tl CI.

„..
Thn was an applicatoas to certificate by Chitin Tuck ,:a
hatrhrr. n( My.
Tbc dele• are stated at 9491., assets about 3001. Bank-
rupt was deffliddillt in so oculist for seduction, aed this was
see of t►e ressoes for his appearance is this court.
le the sinews 4 opposition the court awarded a aortal.
rate 4 the sscoed don.

Thi. was .a examination meeting under the bankruptcy of
Charlie esinielt, a merchant, of Rochester and Mel.
Warne The bankrupt at may bo remembered peti.
timed the court under the Armusgetraent Aro some
time Ware, attrilliting hi. (lactation to tomes on cue.
sigament. and the oomerrival of remittanom The
4.tal li.lnlitre. are about :10,000f. ; assets dependent on the
mutt of eimeignments to the amount of 20,000/. to Am-
i.i

risn the apphcativa of Mr. A. Terser for the assignees
.nijoionment for two months was ordered, with a conti-
nul... ~1 the allowance.

%.,1,0,,,a ware cboaes nuder the bankruptcy of J.
T. grocer, d Queen's-road, Chelsea.

THZ POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

GUILDHALL

iheoeoed, whodene;ibed irruse dm, a cotton spin-
orr, 111.1 refused his address, was charged with the following
Olen. f• •

Samuel latter, a housekeeper at No. 1, Warnelord-court,
said he left the savings hank, in Moorfields, and was pro-
....sling along Nortibbuilrliugs, when the prisoner, who
wcs wslking near him, dropped hie glove, and witness
poked it up and retuniesl it to him. The prisoner then
catcred into conversatioa about America, from which place
he .41.1 he had just arrived. He mid he wasahout to receive a
quantity of Americium sovereigns, which be said were rather
thicker than the English sovereign. Witness said he
should like to see one, and the prisoner then said they
were done op in packets and leggoil to he excused opening
them. isoil ultimately asked witness to allow him to loot at
an English coin of that denomination. Witness handed
him a sovereign which the prisoner examined minutely,
and when he eventually returned the coin, which he
;tope:hod to have been looking at, witness die
covered that a counterfeit had been substituted for the
genuine sovereign which witness had entrusted him with a
minute previous. The primmer then ran away and took
refuge in a publie.house, whither he was followed by wit.
nest, who rive him into custody. When searched at the
[silt...station, upon him were found several otber counter-
feit mvereigns. or, as the Mint authorities denominate
th. ni. " medals.- to endeavour to
law,"
which is not con-
sidered amording to the "!lint law, uttering counterfeit
coin. hoe "hash' note were also found upon him,
bc.cles the witness's good sovereign.
The pnsoner, who was not known to the police, elected
to be dealt with summarily, and pleaded guilty for that
purpose.

,
11.1ertion R..e, with the concurrence of Alderman
Hui-other), mid the primmer heel evideotly waylaid the
poneetitur front the 16.111 p hank (or the purple* of Nun-
derma him. anal if ..,thing else had been known aping hi.
lb .m. ter hr would hire been gent for trial.

The priw,ner was then sentenced to six months' imprison•
no tit. with hard labour.
London, England, 1860-12-08

COURT FOR DIVORCE AND MATRIMONIAL

CAUBINS.—Dsc. 7.
(Before the Judge Ordinary and Common Juries.)
FISH= V. /MIR.

Dr. Phillimore, Q.C., Mr. Kaaren and Mr. Pritchard, ap-
peared for the petitioner ; Mr. Ssrjeant Shee, Mr. D. Keane,
and Mr. Levu for the respondent.
Mrs. Faber alleged that her husband had been saint of
adultery and cruelty. He alleged that he was not guilty,
and wades counter charge of adultery, and pleaded condo-
nation.

14;ppeared that the respondent was a wharfinger in
Rothwe, and that he married the petitioner in 1845,
and had had four children by her. She charged him with
irregular habits, staying out at night, and great violence
towards her. Amongst other things he had thrown his boot
at her, had thrown the contents of a plate in her face, be-
cause his dinner was not cooked to his liking,
had turned her out of the house, and on some occa-
sions bad struck and kicked her. the once found some let-
ters in a drawer at his counting-house, the contents of
which showed that he was intri
guing with another woman.
lie was very angry, and was guilty of violence. In Decem.
her, 1858, they had a quarrel about a muff, and be spin
assaulted ber, and she Smelly left his house, and has since
lived with her mother.

Mrs. Tusher was cross-examined, with respect to her own
000 duct towards her husband, but positively denied that
she had ever been guilty of violence towards him.
Her evidence was corroborated by her mother, her sister,
and other witnesses.

Mr. Fenner was called to corroborate one of the last acts
of violeuoe to winch he had been a witness, and was sub-
jected to a long cram-examination with regard to the nature
of the intimacy which bad existed between himself and the
petitioner, but be distinctly and unequivocally denied that
it was of an improper character.
Evidence was given that in 1857 and 1858 the respondent
had frequented a brothel at Greenwich, and committed re-
peated acts of adultery.
At the close of the petitioner's cue the court adjourned.
London, England, 1860-12-08

CATTLE WIZI.
ROYAL ALHAMBRAAROW PALACE MIISIC-
HA LI. le
theasisegaara haprhor—Th L. T. blab,lb announcing the opming of this grasd mealdlelitheak Mr.
F 'smith madams to rembid the paha Mat he appears h
time sada am • favoured esteem for thek ainanimmek sad
boors his claim tor a ;West of prftedescy h re.
spect apes the great fact that, by so
quality ' prejudices, hr Om eit"datMehedinale
VC:e Royal Drury lane as the playhouse for the people.
Mr. OEM further ehsilemiee the musical army to polka out one
if...theism' who hes made more rapid strides towarda advancing
the taste for music than He has provided forth. million.
at the kmmt prime of adasbol..t., the grandest operas, kits
1141 and Italian. ilhistrate.l by the most acceraylWed
Att.l• . U. • wad, he has broken up that
Moo. mouopuly which that out Mob-clam compositions,
two only from the limpid. r. loot from the middle chimes of
society. In hi. present great effort, unmatched in the
history modern Mmes, Mr !faith will, he trials, amply am
tala the character It la hts ambittoo to merit.
lh r ALMA SI BRA PALACE will be no ordinary place of enter.
tsomment end. with eampluseis he directs aliesties to the
°PEN! tif SildilT, Mdli Y, December 10, at 7 o'clock yre.
ly. fhe musical direction is confided to Mr.
the popular conductor at the Theatre Royal. Drury Lane The
name of that gentleman la alone a rusrantee for the orchestral
department.
In the Refreshment Department a prospectus is needless, when
It im stated that It will be under the superintendence of Mr.
James Ellis. the original pre prietor of Cremona Outlaw, and of
the Ad elasie tidier". strand. Mr. Ellis may fairly lay claim to
M. ine given .lee and impetus to all the popular made Roland
siVils of ansumment width now form *acousticians sad Mad-
der ad el-meat of
berraadelrffedis railemmicerichieweetermryba. ail W *Age per
to snorm..us expense la making the Takao of lb. Animals.% •
giant specimen of gond cute sod of public sesket.
The whole of this bald!., hes Ism attend, mod the designs
.olt under the superintendence of Mr. Wm. limseleff of
Iler Majedy's Theatre, and the Theatre Royal, Drury Lads.
I he Promenims and N 11.014.111 the Dome hare bees executed
by the celebrated artists, Messrs. Denson and Nem.
In thudding the public for the gracious support previously eon-
, fcrred on him. Mr smite mpecthilly admits to their patronage
an imparalbried example of Ma morn, expeuditure. and seal.
Come on MONDAY, December lOth, at Menu. Admission,
Mxpesce.
London, England, 1860-12-08

PROVINCIAL BFIA,

MARKETS.

UMWOM, Drc. T.—Birkenhead, 811 82 Caledonian Stock,
961 4—Eastern Counties, 10 7.16 10 946—Great Northern Stock,
1:)1101—Great Westerns, 721 734—Laimielgre and Yorkshire,
119 —London and North Western , 1004—Manchester, Sheffield,
Lincoln, 471 481-21 kilned Stock 11.34—Ditto New shares.
16-16 2 p. —North British Stock, 63 IN—North Staffordshire,
2 9-16 2 7.16 d. —North kasteru. Hersh* Capital Sock, 1041
lON—Ditto York Capital Stock, 91} 9s)—Ditto Leeds Stott, dk
63—South Eastern, 26 7.16 261—Wost Midland, Orford, •Ti
Dutch Ithem*li, 21616 2jd rest Luxembourg., 6 7-16 6 9.16
—Grand Trunk of Canada, tit I—Great Western of Canada, IN 11
—lllinois Central, 27 26 el.—Buffalo and Like li row,* 16-165 1 16
—Great Ship. to. Sd. to 6a—Thames and Mersey Marine Com
pany, 1 ! 1-10 p.
lumen-rut, Dec. 7.-114114nd closed rather easier; ID other
shams not much change. Brthtol and Exeter, MI —Eastern OVlD-
ties, 10$—Great Western of (-Maeda, 10 15-16—Great Western, 734
—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1191—London and North Western,
lON—Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire, 43—Midland, 135
—North Eastern, Berwick*, 1061—North Staffords, 2F d.—South
Eastern, 251-1.11111/00, Central, 27 d.—lliollend, New, 2 p.
Thum eg anti Mersey Marine Insurance. 1110 p.--Oldhani Gas
and Matti works, 23—Stoettm And Darlinzton, New (18Cel,
6610 p.

RAILWAY TILAPPIC.—TII3 traffic returns of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Dec.
amounted to 47.3,6601., and fur the corresponding week of
last year to 466.2101., showing an increase of 27,44. The
gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini is
the metropolis anmanted to 201,0521., and for the cor-
responding week of 16:79 to 194,3211., showing as
increase of 2,741/. The increase on the Eastern
Mantas Railway amounted to 452/. ; on the (treat
Weds:o to 461. ; oa the London end North-
Western, to 1,514/. ; on the London and Blackwell
to 411. ; on the London, Brighton, and South Coat
to NU. : on the London and South Western to 1,7524. ;
sad oa the South-eastern to UV, ; total. 5,110'. ; bat
from this must be deducted 2,37d1., the decrease oa the
Great Northers, leaving the increase as above, 7.,7411.
The receipts on the other lines in the United King-
dom amounted to 202,594., and for the correepondivg
week of last mar to 267,900/., showing as increase of
24,111194., which, added to the increase on the metropolitan
lines, makes the total increrwe 27,4301., as compared
w;'...h the corresponding week of 1659.
London, England, 1860-12-08

EXPLANATION.

B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at
level : each 10 feet, of vertical rime, causing one-hundredi
Inch diminution: and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing three.
hundredths Increase (away). E.—Browsed thermometer io
shade.. 11.—Ifolst ened ditto (for evaporation mid des pint .
D. —threellost of wind (true—not magnetic). F.—Force oto 12
—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to M. letters b, blue sky.
c. clouds (detached; ; f, fog; h., hall 1, lightning m, misty
tlstt3r) ;0, overcast (dull); r, rain, a, snow: t. thunder. A
monied augments—thus, rr, much Ma.

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of an

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1860-12-08

THE STEPNEY MURDER.

TO 7/13 lIIIITOI OP rill ZIP3IBB.

Sts,—l respectfully venture, through the medium
of your influential journal, to appeal to the generous nature
of my fellow-countrymen on behalf of poor unfortunate
EIIIIII, to whom your able advootcy has already been
kindly given, and whom you will readily recognise as being
the unhappy rasa who wee so foully accused of murdering
Kra, Fassisy. Knowing Walter Emm for • period of 20
years ; knowing, too, the high character that b. bean for
integrity and amorality, I feel little compunction in seeking
to invite, in his behalf, the sympathy of your numerous
readers. Maliciously charged of so awful • crime, poor Emm
Intl to seek the aseirianes of friends (he being but • poor
shoemaker with • young family to support) to pay his soli-
citor's costa, and many other expenses that this serious
charge required in order to be refuted. Planed as a felon
before the world he lost much time, all to him, but still
necessary to establish his innocence ; in addition to which
be lost his best friend by the death of Mn. Einsley.
I feel sure that you will only deem my bringing the sub-
ject before your readers a. a duty that I owe to • man so
unfortunately placed through the machinatious of lei
depraved • man as the convict recently executed evidently

If you would permit the insertion of thi+ letter, and should
the charitably disposed feel that their charity would not be
misplaced in aiding this unfortunate man, I would be only
too happy to be one of the mediums in assisting to place
Ernm in that position he held before this pievous calamity
befell him.—l am, &c., HENRY GORDON,
84, High Holborn, bail for Emm.
[This is surely one of thous clues which the public will
take into its kindest consideration].

ALLEGED FORGERY ET ♦ LIVERPOOL MERCHANT.
—At the Liverpool polies-court yesterday (Friday) R. W.
Powell, of the firm of Scott and Powell, tea merchants, wee
brought up on remand, os • charge of having forged the
name of Mr. Scott, tle father of Mr. Scott, his partner, to •
guarantee for b,OOOl. sod a bill of exchange for 4624 lie.
The 'Mamma offered wee • repetition of that given on Mon.
day. Mr. Scott, senior, proved that the name to the two
documents was not in his handwriting. Mr. Wells, •
jeweller, of Bold.street, proved that he sold three dinmond
rings, valued at 4101., to the prisosser, which his partner, Mr.
Scott, who hes absconded, had great difficulty in isducing
bin to receive. The prisoner wee committed fur trial, bail
being refuted, as the maims commence next we A. Mr.
Deihten, barrister, and Mr. Cobb, imitator, defied the
prisoner; cod Mr. Robinson, of the firm of Lewinics Robin.
eon, end listeem, ,ppeared for the prosecutim.
London, England, 1860-10-02

ACCIDENT TO THE PRINCE CONSORT.

On the return of the Prince Consort to Coburg
yesterday, the Ist inst., from shooting, the horses of
his canine ran away.
His Royal Highness jumped out, but has not
been hurt beyond a scratch on his face.

His Excellency the Brazilian Minister, Madame
deer,'lho Morena, sad family have returned to Cavendish-
square from the Isle of Wight
His Excellency the Danish Minister ham left
Upper Brook•.treet for Brussels, en ecage. Captain de
Pal* secretary of legatfori, act@ r claret ea/fairs daring
the absence of his excellency.
The Duchess (Dowager) of Cleveland wain, up to
a late hoer last evening, in a very weak date, and we are
sorry to Nay no hopes are entertained of her ultimate re-
covery.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde
have left Carlton Hoos►terrace for Portomaa Castle, their
mat in the comity Balmer.
The Marquis of Lansdowne is expected to arrive
at lemedowse Home to-morrow from Bowood Park, wife.
The lail aed Countses of &album will also come to town
to-morrow.

The Earl and Countess of Hardwicke have arrived
in Portman-aquare from Wimp*le Hall, Cambridgeshire,
the noble earl and countess being called to the metropolis
by the indisposition of lady Mary Craven.
The Earl of Powis, accompanied by the Countess
of Powis and Ladies Lucy and Harriet Herbert, arrived is
Berkeley-square last evening from Powie Oldle, Welebpool.
The Earl of Wilton is expected to return home
towards the end of the month hoc a maim is the Mediter-
ranean. The noble earl bee visited the Ws( pate as the
Ofehish coast, and when the last lettere left his lash*
had reached Gibraltar. Lichee Katherina and Alice Swim
are on brand with his lordship.
Lord and Lady Ashburton arrived at Bath
House, Piccadilly, ca Saturday, from his lordship's shooting
box in the north of Scotland.
Lady Southampton remains in much the same
coalition at Whittlebury Lodge. It is hoped, however,
that her ladyship may recover.
Lord Hotham, M.P., has quite recovered from
his alight Mama sad Jae gone to the Norfolk cant to re-
cruit his strength.

Lord Talbot do Malahide and Sir Percy P.
Malley Irv* arrived at the Cavezdiali Hoist, Jonays4inet,
St. Juserea.
London, England, 1860-10-02

FRANCK

PARIS, MONDAY.
M. Thonvenel tendered hie resignation to the
Emperor while at Ajaccio, insisting that a more
efficacious protection should be granted to the
Pope. Since the return of the Emperor and the
reply given to the Duke de Cadore, M. Thouvenel
has withdrawn his resignation.
London, England, 1860-10-02

Joi4MW'IN IND UILLY•N.

--.--...
These bankrupts were boo( and shoe manufacturers, of
Itedcrow-street, H.ickney-ruaibcrescent, and Norwich.
This morning an application by petition was made to
this court by Sir William Foster, of Norwich.
It mean he bad made advances to the bankrupts
to the amount of 11,0001., and for one specific sum advanced
in May, 1832, to the amount of 3,0001. the bankrupt Gillman
deposited with him 1,000 shares (or scrip certificates) of 51.
each in the English and Australian Copper Company. In
July, Ilri7' he gave u further security three pilicies on his
life. At the date of the bankruptcy there was a balance
due of 10,375/. lbs. Id., and Sir William Foster now praised
that he should be allowed to prove against the estate for the
remaindevof Ida debt.

Mr. Linklater represented the assignees ; Mr. A.ptand,
the j.et it i.,ner.
The ~nler sru made subject to further inquiry.
London, England, 1860-10-02

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TNT OPENING or THE NEW VICTORIA RAILWAY
STATlOlL—Yeatarday morning some hundreds of persons
were attracted to the neighbourhood of Pimlico, to wituss
the opening to the public of the new Laotian and Brighton
Railway Station? in Victoria-street From an early hour
tabs and padestronsin large numbers made their way to the
epee, the first train announced to ran being an mambo
one to Brighton. The trains crossing the bridge over the
Thames appeared to be an object of great interest to crowds
of people stumbled on the banks of the river.
TEB RAILWAY AOOLDENT AT HELNEHORIL
Yesterday an inqued was held before Mr. Herford, the
coroner for the city of Manchester, on the body of Mrs.
Hartley Butterfield, whose death resulted from the oollision
at Helmshore, and took place at the Manchester Infirmary.
The chief witnesses examined were Mr. Shaw, the traffic
suintendent, and James Tomlinson, the guard. Mr.
Cott, solicitor, who appeared for the deoessed's relatives,
spud with the creaser that it was not seceseary to reopen
the whole investigation, as there we. no chirp al
lity, nor any dimatisfeation with the verdict theady given.
cimin-
The_ Jury found a verdict el "Amidented death.'
WENT MIDLAND RAILWAY.-1110 total traffic re-
I cants of this compsny far the fortnight ending September
23, have been 15,071. 10• 11d., sad for the oorree
ofpop
fortnight 1859 they were 13,3671. la. 4d. The ex -
tem amounts to 6,2391. 19s. 41., or at the rate of 49. per
cent., whilst the experts for the correspoudieg fortnight
of 1869 amounted to 6,2971. Its 4d., or at the rate et 89
par cut. The aggregate receipts for th e &it six fortWota•Da
au day of theltalf.year, amount to 89,6051. at 11., as
spinet 78,5131.165. 7d., for the eorreeponding sit feelaights
and three due of the previous year. And the await.
samisen for the Ant forteighta and one day ef tie ima.
year amount to 36,9 W. lfle. no., being at the rate of 41.27
per mat., as subset 31,668/. 19s. 3d. fry the nonmetal%
sth fortnights and three days of the previone year, or at the
nee of 40.32 per mot.
TEL ABITLAY AT DESILYITACABH, IRELAND.—The
adjourned inquest ea the body of Thomas Mutpay, who died
from the effects of a guashot wound received at =To,
cosh on the 12th of Jul), wss resumed and cud
Urdu. The jury returned a verdict to the effect rt
demeesd died of • gunshot wound inflicted by some pansies
unknown. They also added that the peace of the country
would be much promoted by the dlscoutinuance of party
&plays of every bud.
Carrur. PALA= Olra San.ww
MONDAT, OCTOBER I.—Mantel= on payment, 5,362;
ditto by auto. thin*, 969; total Ashen. 6,161.
London, England, 1860-10-02

MARKETS.

LONDON W&IKLY DOCK IITUR2fB.-eirL

iThilverd.i

evaas—Woutlnells
Mauritian
Boreal and Madras Dap
Pawn
Ooms—W.L
Knolls
Ceylon
Onoon—W.L
Portip
....

4,692
14,913
9,650
0.6077

2,489
6,611
8,413
12,7177
se

1.116
NI
it 2

2,045

i,9L

1,079

114030,.271100
90,412

372.393
021
;80►
14,304
9,476
11,031
33,599

44,34.6
64,64
142,034

1au,95

42,41
9,612
3,e3
31,011

TALLOW.—The tallow market hes remained firm
throughout last week, the tendency of prices beirq
upwards. A considerable business was done for the lAA
three mouths at 53e., whilst on the spot the demand v.. 4
steady though not active. Today the market is nips
rather higher in all positions, and the tendency of price% a,
still towards a farther advance ; business has passed at
535. 3d. for Oct. to Dec., and at 534. 9d. to 54R. forJat.
to March ; and the market closes firm:—Spot, 53a.t0 535. 3,1;
all the year, 535. 3d. ; Dec., 535. &1., buyers ; Jan. sot
March, 54e. ; March only, 545. to 56a. Town tallow,
525. 6d., net cash. ; South American, 54a., Lt pipes, sal
very little here. No Odessa offering. 04d T.O. held tic
higher prices. From St. Petersburg the market is quoted
firm at 52 roubles, and exchange at 36d. We quote cocoa.
nut oil firm, at 49a. 9d. to 50s. Cochin ; 475. 6d. Ceylut,
465. 6d. to 48a. Sydney ; Palm oil, 45a. to 3d. fine Lig.<
R fat, 2s. 40.—(From the Circular of Mesea.
Smith Charles, dated Monday evening.)

oarrox.— Ocr. I.—Our market is very
steady to-day, with • business doing. The Naha ars
12,000 teles—induding 8,800 American, 34d. to 81d. ; 2,86
Burst, 2jd. to 54d. ; 600 Egyptian, 7td. to Sid. ; 100 Yarn.
ham, Bd.—of which 3,000 are for speculation sad exporrt.
There is no import this week.

CATTLE.—Livraroot, Ocr. I.—There was an unusual!.
large supply of cattle at this day's market ; of sheep larger
than on last Monday. The demand for beef very dull,
at much lower prices, middling cattle being almost nasal,
able. Sheep in slow demand, at much lower prices, partici!.
larl) for middling descriptions.

COALS.-LoilDOW,Our. L-Craghead Hartley, 15a.31;
Hnatingallsoy, 16s. 3d. ; Holywell, 16a. 3d. ; Howard's
West , 16a. 3d. ; Lambert's Went Hartley, 16.. 314
South P , 13s. ; Tanfield Moor, 13s. 601. ; %infield
Moor Butes, 13s. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 13s. 9d. ;
lam, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Acorn Close, 18.. 3d. ; Irek
End Men, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Hasten, 17s. 9d. ; War.'
End Hilda, 17.. 3d. ; Eden Main, 18s. ; Walls End Bril-
dylls Hetten, 18s, 3d. ; Walls End Brandon, 17s. ;
End Durham, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell. 19.. GI ;
Walls End Hatton, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton LIB-=,
17s. 9d. ; Walls Fold Kepler Orange, 18s. 3d. ; t 41.1
End Pensher, 17s. ; Walls End South Hatton, 19s. I;d ;
Walls End Ttuistall, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Canso)), 18..'.41;
Walls End Kano., 18s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartkp4
18s. ; Walls End South Kelloe, 184. 9d. ; Walls End Sas
Durham, 18s. 3d. ; Walls End Trundon Thornier, 17,
Walls End Thorpe, 18a. 9d. ; Walls End Whitwonl4
16.. 6d. ; Carway and Duftryn Malting, 22e. ; Futta
Robin Hood, 15L -Ships at market, 91 ; sold, 74.
London, England, 1860-10-02

LAM INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Bettors the Senior Commis...Rm.)
RI MX roan.
This was a meeting for the choice of awignees in the
bankruptcy of William Pickford, of No. 157, Feticbercb•
street, merchant and dealer in artificial manure. The
imokrupt, who wee chiefly engaged in the export
trade to America, had originally led • petition for ar.
ran,-ement, under which he offered 3a. in the pound to his
creditors: he attributes his difficulties to losees in trade
ruel had debts. The total debts and liabilities are 16,1142/.,
and the meets 3,513/.
Mr. Cooper, of Lornbard•street, bill•hroker, and Mr.
Mown, of Broodatreet, oil broker, were appointed Am•
sisores.
London, England, 1860-10-02

NE WATSON.

Is this ease—tbe bankruptcy of a draper in Tottenham-
court-nel, in which mattvr amigoees were chosen rester.
day an appli,etmn was made by Mr. Merriumn, frOm the
olce of Mr. Ped:ham, for an allowance to the bankrupt.
As the assignees, who were represented by Mr. Haddock,
did not opts'se the.applicatioo, au allowance woe ordered
of V. per week. _
The mesas MU probably realise XXV.
NE MANUA AND NOOPER.
These hankrupts, R illiam Francis and Jamie Hooper, of
No. 3, New I..c.ithermarketv BermolubseY (trading under
the style of Wm. Francis and Co.), name up to pass their
List examination. They were adjudicated bankrupts on 11th
A uguat last, ou the petition of starnuelJohnaon, of Alderigate•
street. On the 14th August Mr. Tucker, for the bankrupts,
disputed the adjudication. and Mr. Commissioner Vane
ordered the advertisement to be stayed until the tint
August, at widen date the adjudication was confirmed by
Mr. Commiasioner lonblanque upon hearing Mr. Linklater
ou behalf of the petitionin; creditor.
Debts to the amount of 3R,0101(11. have already been proved
%Must the estate.
- -

'Peon the ,t*teror*t
of debt, and *sect. it appears that
the total liabilities Ai e about 69,000(., and the auras uut

No accounts having been filed, an adjournment was Wow
to ,Ith December neat.

- ---...
Mr. LialLeter awl Mr. Michael Ahraharrul for
the aesigneee. Mr. Tucker reprelentedthe plc
-•-
London, England, 1860-10-02

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 2.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw
steam-ship Sultan, Captain Cook, has arrived with
the Peninsular mails and 18 passengers, 14 packages
specie (value 18,7731. sterling), and the following
cargo :-246 !boxes lemons, 114 boxes grapes, 99
boxes tomatoes, 64 boxes pomegranates, 1,616
baskets figs, 36 boxes prunes, 15 b.iskete potatoes,
2 baskets onions, 150 packages chestnuts, 267
boxes eggs, and 26 packages sundries.
The Sultan sailed from Lisbon on the 27th
September, Oporto 28th, and Vigo the 28th. On
the Ltd October, at 6.90 a.m., 20 deg. N. W., off
L'shant, passed the Channel fleet working up
Channel.

LIMN, Bzrr. 27.—The Gaztek of the 25th inst.
states it is authorised to declare that the various
reports circulated respecting his Majesty's marriage
are totally unfounded. No negotiations whatever
have taken place on the subject with any party.
The Duke do Nomura and suite aaived from
London, England, 1860-10-02

UNITED STATES AND CANADA.

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT DETROIT.
LONDONDERRY, Off. 2.
The Montreal Ocean Company's steamer Bohe-
mian, Captain Grange, from Quebec oh the 22nd
ult., has arrived and landed all mails. She has
ou hoard the body of Mr. Herbert Ingram. His
son had not been found.

The Bohemian passed the Anglo-Saxon on the
•24th ult.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales left
Hamilton on the 20th ult., and arrived at Detroit
the same evening. The prince was enthusiastically
received. The streets were splendidly illuminated.
His royal highness entered the hotel privately.
The suite followed, escorted by the firemen, the
militia, and a number of citizens. The next day
the party attempted to drive through the city, but
found it impossible, on account of the streets
being blocked up b spectators. The prince left in
the afternoon for Chicago under a royal salute.
A third part of the city of Mobile was flooded
by the late gale. The loss was estimated at
1,000,000 dole.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Burr. 21.
Stocks are moderately active, and gerrendly elates. 150M11
kind' are quoted lower. Exchange quiet and firm Money
easy, sad freely offered at 6 per cent. More business is
doing in State western tour, and prioes are a shade better.
Wheat 'lightly firmer, with more export inquiry. Corn
firm. Oats dull. Pork steady, with mall sass. Lard
dull.

MONTREAL, 82rr. 22
Flour dull and lower. Wheat unsettled. Peas in good
demand. Ashes quiet, receipt; large. Freights easier,
and shippers asking a reduction in Mee.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO FATHER POINT.
NEW YORK, SEPT. 22, Evvmio.
The steamers Illinois and City of Washington
sailed to-day, with 462,000 dole. in specie.
The stock market is heavy. Cotton declining.
Middling Upland is quoted 10f to 101. Bread-
stuff',
d drooping ; quotations rather lower. Provi-
sions uIL
ORLEANS, Saw. 21.
Ths cotton nudist is quiet. Middling is quoted 10i to
14. The sales of the week amount to 33,000 bales. Re-
ceipts during the suns period, 43,000 bate.
The Times says :—" We have received the follow-
ing telegram from our special correspondent at
Chicago
" The Prince of Wales has arrived here, via
Detroit.

" He has been received with the most gratifying
and oordial enthusiasm.

" 4 ♦ll the royal party are in excellent health,
and go from here for three days' shooting on the
Prairiee.'"
London, England, 1860-10-02

(MORE ARRESTS IN HUNGARY.

VIENNA? Moanar.
Numerous arrests have taken place in Hungary
on account of the dissemination of revolutionary
proclamations.

The military classes of 1840, '39, '3B, '37, '36,
comprising young men of the age of 16 years, have
been called to service. The levy will terminate on
the 31st December next.

SYRIA.
TRIESTE, Moamar.
According to advices received here the Com-
mander-in-Chief of the French troops at Beyrout
has declared to Fuad Pacha that he had received
orders from Paris to place himself at his disposed
and to act at-cording to instructions agreed upon
on the 10th ult. at Constantinople between the Porte
and the foreign representatives. These instructions
state that the European commission of inquiry
could not claim any legislative or executive powers,
the same being exclusively reserved to the extraor-
dinary commissioner of the Sultan.
London, England, 1860-09-18

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

LONDONDERRY, BErr. 18.
The Montreal Owen Company's steamship Nova
Scotian, Captain M'Master, from Quebec, on the
Bth inst., hm arrived and landed all the mails. She
the Bohemian, Canadian, and the John Bell.Creiet t
America and the Prince Albert had arrived
out.

The latest advice. from Honduras state that an
English man-of-war had arrived for the protection
of the citizens and their property. On the 23rd
ult. 700 men were outside the wall of Truzillo,
under the command of Guardiola, ready to attack
the town.

The Prince of Wales arrived at Coburg on the
6th inst. and met with the usual reception. He
received addresses from the Town Council and the
Victoria College. His Royal Highness reached
Toronto on the 7th inst., and met with a most
magnificent reception, the preparations surpassing
those of all the other cities. A gorgeous canopy and
throne were erected. On landing the Prince was
received by the mayor and corporation, the judges,
and the members of parliament. One thousand
children sang the National Anthem. In the
evening the city was brilliantly illuminated.
The son of Admiral Milne died on the 7th inst.
of scarlet fever.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, Srrr. 5.
The stock market is steady. New York Central are
quoted lat ; Illinois Central, 85 • Erie, 27. Cotton un-
altered ; sales to-day SOO bales. Flour in good deinamL
Wheat foxily offered and prices is favour of buyers. Com
in good demand sod dearer. Provisions generally are in
fair request. Pork Las declined, Other articles are quiet.
The engagements of breadstuff, for Liverpool are extreme.
NEW ORLEANS, Sue. 5.
The cotton market is Arm. Sales to-daz;n3,l.loo bales on
to the buns of 10g for middling.
HAMNAN, Bert 1.
The city Is healthy. The super market clamed dull. Stock
in port, 215,000 boxes. Freights ann.

The following telegram has boen received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company, Sept. 17 :
HOMEWARD BOMBAY MAILS.

The Bombay arrived at Ikea on the 9th Sept.
The Vectia arrived at Marseilles at noon this day
(Sept. 17). Mails left fur Loudon at 2.
The Eldora arrived at Malta at 8 p.m. on the
13th, and sailed at 8 a.m. on the 14th, and may be
expected at Southampton on the 23rd.
London, England, 1860-09-18

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Cuwa.
In the mining market, to-day, the principal deal-
ings have been in shares in Stray Par Wheal em-
ber, Hingstou Downs, Rosewarne lifted, Sur-
tridge Console, and Wheal Mary Ann. East Wheal
Russell 11111rCs hero been dealt in at
Kapunda Mining shares are inquired for, and
have been dealt in at 11 to 11 premium. There
have been tnumactions in St. John del Rey at 27k.
Other foreign mining securities are very quiet.
By order of the local government of South
Australia their emigration agent here is now send-
ing out emigrant* (miners) on behalf of the Great
Northern Copper Mining Company. According to
the agreement between the government and the
company, the latter are entitled to send out, free of
cost, one adult for every 100:„ of capital that has
been subscribed. Fifty miners were sent out in
the ships Ramillies and Shah Behan, which sailed
respectively on the Bth and 23rd ult. More are to
follow in the Verulam iu two or three days.
From Trnnipct United (Sept. 15) Captain G. R. Odgers
I reports :—" The lode in the north shaft is about IS inches
wide, composed of quartz and gmisan, with a little tin. We
bare discovered two branches between the above lode and
tbe Goblet ; they ere small, hut the ground is very cenge-
aial for he ; hence we intend to sink on them. Tbr ground
is easy, and not expensive for timber. We think there is
another lode further north, and we have commenced to
clear op some old workings."

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET. -(THIS DAY.)

(IT maven AND IRISM MAGNETIC TELIGRAPR.)
(PROW OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.;

Grain markut active. Wheat is fair request, at 11. ad.
Vance einc... Friday. Flour lid. to le. dearer. Indian corn
held for 1.. to advance. Galata and mixed American,
We. Other aiticles very firm. Weather fair, but
threatening.
MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)

Svc %R.—The public silos have commenced without spirit,
but holders ace buying in freely to support the market. Ite.
fined brown lumps quoted Ws.
COME.—The public sales are going off without showing
any material alteration in prices.Tax. —The trade are occupied with the samples of the
large public milei to commence to-morrow, and our market
Lowy is inactive.
ReN.—Detnernra proof sold at ls. 10d.
Rum—The demand coutinues active, and prices are
quoted ratter higher.
Satrernir. remains steady.
Mai kets generally are steady to-day, but without ord.
nittion.
London, England, 1860-09-18

THAMES.

Mr. Nallsaniel Herrn, run., son of an outfitter,
and dwelling at the time of his arrest in Well-street,
Wellclose-square, was charged with causing the death
of a child named Charlotte Gandhi, aged 3j year.
Mr. Charles Yo , solicitor, defended the prisoner.
It appeared in evidence that on Saturday afternoon last
the prisoner was in a cart drawn by one hone, which be was
driviog. There were also six or seven homeward-bound
seamen in the cart. The hone and cart was turning from
the Corameraisl-road, near the turnpike-gate, into the Can-
non-street-road, when the attention of Dunaway, 129 11, a
well-known detective officer, was called to the prisoner,
who drove round the corner of the two roads very sharply
and recklessly. Dunaway raised a stick and called out to
the
,prisoner, " You ought to be ashamed of yourself for
driving so fast round the corner." The prisoner made no
answer, but turned round to the seamen arid looked at them.
Dmiaway bad not proceeded far when a man at the toll-
gate called out, " There is • child run over." Dunaway
went in the direction the bone and cart bad takes, and
found a child, which had just been run down, in the agonies
of death. The child was immediately taken to the London
Hospital, and upon its arrival there was found to be dead.
The evidence of Dunaway went to prove that the prisoner
was driving his horse and cart at the rate of 10 miles an
hour just before the occurrence took place.
The prisoner was held to bail, himself in 2001., and two
sureties of 1001. each, to appear on Saturday next, when
the am) will be further investigated.
London, England, 1860-09-18

MACAULAY'S NEW ZEALANDER.

TO Tat CDTTOI Of TIM IMP/We.
8111,—The New Zealituderr idea, of which the
Meads of Macauley anal Shelley are claimants, in truth be-
kap to neither, as will be mien on refertiece to the 2nd
chapter of Velney's " Ruin of Empires." " Who knows,"
he writes, " het that hereafter some traveller, like Emelt
will sit down upon the banks of the Seine, the Thames, or
the Zaydur See" where now in the tumult of enjoyment the
heart and the eyes are too slow to take in the multitude of
seesatiusis ; who knows but he will sit down solitary, amid
West ruin., and weep a people immured and their greatneet
changed into en empty name r This was written in 1787,
keg before lima's), or Shelley " lisped in numbers."—
' am, kc., JAMES S. FISKEN.
London, England, 1860-09-18

FRANCE.

PARIS: MONDAY Evissugo.
The Pattie says :—" The reports that distur-
bances had taken playa at Subiaco, Tivoli, and
Albano, are unfounded. The same journal asserts
that Austria is about to remit to the Powers a
protest against the late events in Italy.
News from Naples states that Kossuth was ex-
pected in that city. The Neapolitan squadron,
under the command of Vice Adnural Parana*, had
doubled Cape Spartivento, on its way to Anoosa.
London, England, 1860-09-18

CASUALTIES.

Chancellor, which has arrived here from New York, was in con-
tact on the 6th Sept., In tat 48, lon 98, with the Egypt inn, .1
Poole, Captain Adey, from Portsmouth to Quebec, when the
latter sank : crew saved by the ChanceUor.—Liverpool, Sept. 17.
bleznan, of Lilaagow, Captain Buchanan, put Into this port, with
lose of anchor, chain, and two waste nn the lath September,
and is now on fire. Diem. Leituwn, Captain Buchanan, from
Oreuada for the Clyde on the Lath Auguat.—Westport, Sept 17.

Quaiuirrucz 11017C7...
Malaga, Sept. 8.
The cholera morims haring ceased, and public health being
now restored, It h.ls been resolved to lases clean bills of health
to shipping clearing from this port from and after this date.
London, England, 1860-09-18

LONDON WELILLY DOCK %Ell aNi.--sErr. 15.
IhipOrtLlDellverd.,WB4oa-11169-7

A,,AP —Westlndia. sem*, 2,598
ulastiag, %NS
Lusma nod Ilindres 14080
Tentton
.; .....
. • 0..1%.1.—‘1.1.. ens
Voylohan tee.
COOun—W.I. -
Foreign
Itox—W.L

!---4?,370
7,766 :135,23
6,1416 ;101.716 1.1,3....4
98.490 114,701 I7M:1.480 '313:2113
3b 733 4,61
, Ibl 2.049 , 3.4'
3,34 17,b48 , 41.-66
686 8,130 110,403
160 10,910 3,6'4
960 31,179 • 35.221

TALLOW.-In the course of last week, in consequence
of large speculative purchases fur delivery in Oot. and Dec.,
the tallow market advrno d for a'/ /11.• future periods .1
delivery. On Saturday the high. a price paid in the w,:, k
for Oct. and Ike. (525. 9d.) was not supported, 52e. eld and
even 525. 3d. being accepted for that period. To-day the
market opened again tirmer-52e. 6d. paid for Oct. to De...
The demand on the spot has been good, and aorta being
scarce, it is chiefly supplied from new Y.C., the holden of
old Y.C. being unwilling to accept present pricey. From
St. Petersburg it is reported by telegram that the shipments
heel reached 90,000 casks, and there were on the wharf
30,000. The market, firm at 49;rg. ; exchange 36 to 364.
Since 'change the market has remained steady, and closes-
Spot, new, Y.C., 525. 3d. to 6d. ; old, nominally, 52.. ; Oct.
to Dec., 52a. 3d. to rid. ; separately, 52a. Cal. ; Dec. only,
52*. 9tt. ; Jan. to Muth, 53e. ; March only, 535. 3d. to 6,1.
Town tallow still very scarce at 525. 6d., net cash. South
American. 525. 911. to 53a. ; Ist pipes, 51e. 9d. to 52a. for
yellow. No Odessa here. Cocoamut oil, Cochin, 495. ;
Ceylon, 475. ; Sydney, 45a. 6d. to 465. lid., less 2i per cent. ;
palm oil, 456. to 455. 3d, fine Lagos, to 431. for dressy ;
rough fat, 2s. 94d.-(From the circular of Messrs. Smith and
Charles, dated Monday taming.)

COTTON.—Limrosm., Su?. 17.—Our mat set is quiet
to-day, but without change in priors. The soles are B,ono
balm—including 7,2soAmerican, 30. to Bid. ; 500 Sunit,
3./d. to 5d.; 150 Faptian, 80. to 105 d. ; 100 Pernam,
7d. to 41.—0 f which 2,000 are for speculation and ex-
port. The week's import is 11,121 bales.

CATTLE—LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 17. The supply
of beef is larger than last week; a good demand, at
full prices Sheep in large supply ; a fair demand, without
change in prices.

COALS.—Lownon, Styr. 17.—Davison's West Hartley,
16a. ; Hastings Hartley, 16s. ; Howard's West Hartley,
16s. ; Straker's West Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End
Framwellgate, 19a. 3d. ; Walla End Hatton, 20s. ; Carway
and Duffryn Malting, 225. 6.1; Nixon's Merthyr, 215.-
-Ships at market, 17 ; sold, 17.
London, England, 1860-09-18

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 13th state that, in
consequence of the gravity of the situation of the
Papal states, M Rios Roses, the Spanish
ambassador at Rome, who was in Spain on leave of
absent*, had received orders to return immediately
to his post. One of them says also that the govern-
ment has presented eight pieces of mountain artil-
lery to his Holiness. The departure of the Moorish
ambassadors had been fixed for the 15th. The
squadron in which the Queen proceeded to the
Balearic Islands consisted of the Francisco de Aasis
ship of the line, the Prinews. de Asturias frigate,
the corvette Mazaredo, and five steamers. The
French vessel which aocompanied her Majesty, and
iu which, as has been stated, was M. Isarrot, the
French minister, was the Goiner, of 10 guns.
London, England, 1860-09-18

NAPLES.

MM. Maniac&lchi, father and son, notorious for
having been tho most active agents of the late
king's tyranny at Palermo, were arrested on the
7th at (Arena, and taken under escort to Naples.
It is stated in the Italian journals that General
Bowe has taken service in the army of King Victor
KunuanueL
London, England, 1860-01-24

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

TM Aria in took the chair at I clelook.p. fstinew am-
bare were sworn in, and es no other Wiser ovoid be trans-
acted until parliament had ►een opened, the preliminary
sitting area occupied with those salutations and oourtades
which preosde the party etritos and arduous labours of the
'arks.

13horti7 after two, the Yvan* Miter of tha Blink Rod
appeared at the bar, and in the and foam mad with sone-
lathed gravity of derseearaw unthaseed the bole to weer
et the bar of the lauds to her the royal moth. Oa the
as of the Spoiler with sem of the imam who bed
ethampthed him, tha =daily laving diggpared on the
way, the sifting wee seigniel and her edge.