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The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-21

PRUSSIAN OPINION ON THE ITALIAN

QUESTION.

The National Gazette of Berlin thus concludes an
article on the Italian Duchies :

The neutral pewees now have to say whether they intend
that Brume alone shall decide the fate of Italy, or whether
they wtl take part In the creation of • new state of things.
the old having become absolively inadmiadbla. If they had
keen inclined to support legitimacy before everythingeKtsy
ought to have tutu their mutures six mouths ago.
while conquests hove bran made in Italy, sad If at the ekes
of the wars of the empire the p,anns did not basing' to was
what territorial chaagee they thought at :wary M
they cannot refute to acknowl Ige that the war of 1859 hos
modified the emotion. In satisfying the wishes of the
Boddie, none of the neon,' powers would injure their own
intereea. By continuing to remain peeve they would only
nrvo Woe of France.
London, England, 1859-09-21

THE STEAMSHIP NORTHAM.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company have re-
ceived intelligence of this vessel's arrival at Aden on
the 6th inst., all well, and the ship making but little
water. She was to continue her voyage to Bombay
the following morning.

The Aresir of Nice says that the Duke and
Dachas' of Malakoff are expected to tueiva them next mouth
to remain part of tho *inter mums.

The Ttucan government bee, by a decree of the
16M, ratted Major-OenerAl Geribalei to the rank of lista*.
amat•genesal.

A decree has been published abolishing slavery in
the Wend of Jam from the lit October.

Tee statue of Gioberti, which has been erected in
the Piazza Ceiiguana, opposite the Chaintrr of Deputies.
et
Turin, has bees uncleared sad the scaffolding remove 1.
N o ono would ever Imagine tint the status represented
ea isecksieetio—tee artist having treated his subject, even
in the sdasteat detail', so a lair. He hold" la lua hand,
his celebrated work, ..11 Primate d'ltalla."

Signor Verdi has loft Tiffin to pay a visit to Count
Carom, who bat present at Led, the prortam of Vermont
TURK' PRISONS Oval TER FALLS Or NIAGARA.
—The fusion, with reference to a bolt costeining there per-
sons going over Niagara Fells, turns out nein Mushily to be
too tree. The following additiosal ;melodies* are from the
Lockport Aderrlieer:—lreseordsy sfierneos, about one
o'clock, • man by the ',se st Mosessa, sod • Mr. Morse sod
wife Mak t is a bag fees Nee the bawl of the Hydraulics
Creel se Megan Pere. to eon cow the river to Chipper's,
when tb. heat was Mrs* by a pale sod oimised.
They wen siesrted by insp.' on shore with spy
he rim the boat in Witty. They ware soon carried
the ese
he tefue:rest tb,;brAltid, and were last
warn blowing s seen
gale
tl ths shwa. Ned des efforts which were coausenced for their
rescue weld rest ha completed before they were hopelessly
emplpbsil r the head waters of the reside. We learn that
Bosoms was saved Iron a fats hke this only about • year
age, sad whew termed was es chlind as to he NI I irdy blan-
ks. IV Is reported by the citizens Sc his neighbourhood to
have been a seasislar by oocopation. Mr. Mono was a
,Isersilsr, and raidW at Chippewa.
London, England, 1859-09-21

VENICE.

VIINNA, Sir?. 20.

The Wiener &thaw of this day oontains an impe-
rial decree, raising the state of siege in Venice,
However, some slight regulations will continue pro-
visionally in force for certain men.

GERMANY.

MUNICH, TVrIDAT, Ilsrr. 20.

Baron von Berst, Minister for Foreign Affairs and
the Interior of Saxony, and Baron von Hugel, Minis-
ter for Foreign Affairs of Wirtemberg, arrived here
to-day, to hold conferences, it is supposed, with our
Minister for Foreign Affairs.

MOROCCO.

MARSEILLES, Szpr. 20.

News has been received from the frontiers of
Morocoo. The native tribes had renewed their
attacks on the French outposts, and had pillaged and
set fire to some of the French houses. General
Esterhazy made a brilliant onsl►ught and repulsed
the enemy. The government of Morocco does not
appear to be implicated in these attacks, but has not
the power to check them.

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.
tax arierrato ruseassa.)
SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNIIIDAT Moasrmo.
The Ellora, steamer, Captain Christian, has
arrived, with Lisbon mails of the 17th, and Vigo,
18th.
She did not communicate with Oporto on account
of bad weather.
She brought 15 passengers, including Mr. Howard
and Mr. Baring, M.P.; 6,059/. in specie.
In let. 46.10 N., lon. 7.49 W., passed the Sultan,
steamer, bound to Vigo, end the ship Victoria Regis,
steering westward.
The Duke of Oporto had left Lisbon with the
steam frigates Estefenia and Bartholomew Diaz,
to take part in such operations at Morocco as may
be necessary to protect Portuguese subjecr7.
Lisbon exchanges—On Loudon, 421 to 421;
Paris, 641 to 642; Genoa, 634; An'iterdam, 411;
Hamburg, 461.
London, England, 1859-09-21

THE APPEAL OF THE OIRCASSIANS.

The following is the text of the address which
the Cireevian deputation at Constantinople lately
presented to the Grand Vizir, and to the representa-
tives of England, France, Arstria, and the United
States in that city:
- . . .

During thirty years, Ramie has been carrying on a wicked
and atrocious wsr, for which she can never be pardoned,
seminal a jolple who bars always been fr independent,
and groat. She has oblige I that people to defend themselves
In their mountains, and to displace mic vastly their homes;
she has
and
security from Wag established amongst
them, and bee ceased the wa.rior who exposes his life for
liberty to tremble for the Irv:, of his wife and children. A
few yens ago, a treaty of pecibation, of which we
havo obtsieed information, wee Imposed by the
force of the magnanimous warriors of the West on
the great Northern power. We have heard it said that by
the ',Plot the victorious the ma which bathes the moult/des
of oar dear count', has b n delivered, and that commerce,
which makes nation wealthy and friendly with each other,
can be carried on freely. We have rejoiced at this, beanies
all the chafe of our beloved country have alwsys taught us to
offer to stranger* Enema* bospiellity, sad guarantee. for
commerce and for what they poems amongst ne. Bat the
feet is that even after the 'mina a., humiliated In war, was
obliged to swear not any longer to violate our sea, our
porta have been closed and surrounded, and thst the reworces
we obtaioed by navigation have bees Mat; sod yet the pudic'
of men hoe not len a...testi. Thos northern invader
has also resumed with gnat*, violate the combine In which
ear fathers gained distinction; end at the tresat mornint
err Ira remaining warriors are supporting an unequal
oonict, In which the sword exterminates, without
vanquishing ne. We, who belong to their phalanx, and are
the brat amoaget our brethren of Ciroaaele, are determined
to support the war, in presence of oar children, until the
last man be struck down; end yet we, from love of peace,
tease 49,1 inner, to the !OMNI, of the west, who are jot,
and who are the children of liberty. God orders that thee.
amen reacts wham he hes preferred shall learn that Cir.
cute, glorious in spite of its enksery, dam& a truce which
will give bee repent, bat she l. ready it ohs he disregarded to
bury howl( is the tomb of her hopes! Pot the eirolle/4111
there will never be repro, is the hands of Ramie ((Here
I follow MO signature., and the addras continues :) tieing
250 in number, all chief. experiesoed in combats, we have
weighed before God the words we esny to onagers, and
we have each of as reeled them with our inviolable mark,
that they may appear as the language of Ma exuargi
London, England, 1859-09-21

RUSSIA.

While publishing Pause Berietinskrs report of
the capture of Schatnyl and the fell of Ghana, the
at. Petersburg Gazette says :

&harm', who i• now 81 peen et age, wr ban to the
Aoul of Hilary, on the Komeobon territory, where Ws pm-
isersnr, Olmei-Aloahernined or Hui-hi oulbh, wee oho
hors. end fell when the fortress wee tetra on the 18th of
Nether, 18112.

It le ;amass to point out the Insportme of the vktori
which has plead In the hands of Mare Barlst:nsk; the
lapt hialwak behind which the power of the lota= of the
Caucasus found a refuge. The &Weill report of these
events will shortly, doabtlest, enable ws to fain ru mot
appreciation of the niaterlat sad rowel malt which the
capture of &howl will have Mad SOME the Lithe
populstiors.

TUSCANY.

PLOEENCP, SIrT: 19.
- - - -

The government has notified to the plenipoten-
tiaries of the Grand Duke to evacuate the Palace
within three days; and in one of non-compliance,
the property of the Grand Duke is to be sequestered.

ROME.

ROME, thrr. 17 (n.A. Mass=Lre).

His Holiness the Pope ii rcoovered from his late
illness. The Papal goveurnent hes expressed its
satisfaction with the article on Italian affairs pub-
lished in the Nomilinsr of the 9th inst. Conferences
between Cardinal Antonelli and the French ambas-
sador, Duke de Onunmont, continue to be held. It
is said that the attributions of the Council of State
and the financial Consults are to be extended.
London, England, 1859-01-14

SPALN.

MADRID, JAN. IL

The pure progressists, or liberals, have rejected
M. Olosaga's proposition for annulling the late
reform introduced into the constitution. They are
enlisting mechanics and artisans for the Spanish
colony of Fernando Po. Exchange at Madrid on
the 11th : Three per Cents., foreign, 42.15 ; Three
per Cents. Deferred, 30.70.

THE EAST.

MARSEILLES, TH VIISDI.T.
Advice. have been received from Constantinople to
the sth inst.

The telegraphic cable has been successfully laid
to Constantinople and the Dardanelles. The ope-
rations for ita prolongation to Candia and Egypt will
be recommenced next spring. Another submarine
telegraph will be laid between Constantinople and
Scutari, which will be the head of the line to Bag-
dad. The Greek Chambers have voted 600,000
drachmas to connect Syra with the above telegraph

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The Vectia, with the mails from Calcutta and China,
arrived at Marseilles at 1 p.m. yesterday.
The mails left for London at 4 p.m.
Passengers in quarantine for 20 hours.
London, England, 1859-01-14

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE.

JAN. 19.
(Before the Judge Ordiniu7.)
ItOYLAN V. ROTLAN.-BZNTENCT.

In thia case, which was a proceeding for a judicial separa-
tion, promoted by the wife on the ground of adultery, the
fact of the marriage which had alone been denied had been
found by the jury, sod the fact of the adultery had been
prom d before the court.
Dr. Smoke now moved that the decree do issue, and that
permanent alimony be allotted to the petitioner.
Mr. L. Temple appeared contra.
The court decreed the separation with testa; but reserved
the question of bow much it would award as alimony.
London, England, 1859-01-14

COURT OF COMMON PLEAB.-JAN. 13.

illittlaip at NW Prins to Iliddleam—(defors Mr. Justice
Bylse sad r Commas Jury.)

RILNTT •. WELLS AND WIFE -FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

The plaintiff was a budder said publican at Ealing, and had
Inc some yean rented a piecs of land of the defendant. On
Sunday, the 28th March Lath, be end a person named Ham-
mon, whom he employed, carried In a sack from some adjoin-
ing land of the defendant (Mr. Wells), some stuff for the
P=a
of making a path. Ou one aide the stuff was die
riers " rubbieh'• and no the other.. "Mirka and bats."
On the same night Mrs. Well. gore the plaintiff in chant,
for steeling the stuff. and her huabend ratified what had
been done. This took plaoe in emu, of the advice of the
police sergeant, wbu advised Mrs. Wells to be
careful what ehe did, end suggested that she
ahuuld apply for a summon instead of locking
the plaintiff up. Having been locked up, he was
taken before the magistrate In the morning, and wan re-
manded upon hail. end efferent& discharged. The defence
eat up was that the plaintiff had, in feet, been guilty of
/daisy.
His Lordship complimented the (Wirth sergeant upon the
demotion be bad down, end upon the good advice which he
ha 4 given, but which had unhappily nor been acted on.
The jury gave a verdict fur the plaintiff—damaged 51.
There woe a mender twins at the suit of Mr. Hammon, to
whom the jury awarded 101.
There were two other actions at the stilt of Itilett and
Hammon against Mr. Width alone, but in each ut these a
stet process.. we. entered.
London, England, 1859-01-14

ministers, among whom are MM. Fould and Rouher
and Count de ferny, hsve pronounced strongly in
favour of peace. There is no confirmation in any
quarter of the rumours that M. Buol had resigned,
and I do not believe the Austrian minister has any
intention to separate from his muter at this crisis.
There are vague rumours of negotiations, but I look
upon them as merely founded upon those delusive,
not to say hypocritical, steps which are being taken
in order to fulfil the words of the Perie list
night that " all means of conciliation will be
exhausted " before war is resorted to.

The process of " exhausting conciliatory means,"
added to the natural tendency to a reaction after
such a tremendous fall in public securities, caused a
rise at the Bourse to-day. The Rents rose 15c. for
cash, and 30c. for account, closing at 68fr. 65c. and
68fr. 60c. Mobilier rose 6fr. All the railways were
from Mr. to 10fr. higher.
Now is the time to buy Isthmus of Suez shares,
for those who like the security. The 50fr. shares
are freely offered at 15&. (35fr. discount), but takers
are few.

A deputation from Bordeaux has been permitted
to present an address to the Emperor, proposing the
formation of a canal from the Atlantic to the Medi-
terranean, through which French ships may go from
the western to the southern coast of France without
passing through the Straits of Gibraltar.
London, England, 1859-01-14

NAVAL AND MILIZARY.

ADMIRALTY, JAN. 13.—APPOINTOIF.NTS.—Lien-
tenants A. Wing (1854), to the Hannibal, 91, awew eosin
guard ship of ordinary, at Postemouth; J. B. Falter (1854),
to the Argue, 6, paddlewheel steam sloop, at Sheerness;
C. G. 8. Stanley (1858), to the Perseversnoe, 2, terser steam
troop 'hip, at Portamonth ; A. 0. Sutton (1862), to the
Russell, 60, screw steam-ship, for coast guard service at Fal-
mouth , and H. B. Burnaby (1849), to the St. Vincent, 102,
at Portsmouth.

THE CHANNEL FLEET AT QUEENBTOWN.—The
Cork Examiner of Wedneaday says Al it is intended
that the vessels of the fleet at present stationed at
Qaeeastown should leave that port on the 15th inat., it was
deemed advisable to exercise the Marines of the various ves-
sels before departing. This morning, accordingly, shortly
after 9 o'clock, Mows filled with Marina and Mae jackets pat
off from the venous men•of-war vestals in the harbour—the
Nile, the Racoon, the Branawkk, &c.—for Spike Island,
where the Marine* landed at the pier, and proceeded to
the other side of the island. Here they wee. exer-
cised, drilled, and put through various manceuvras for
upwards of three hours, or till near 1 o'clock.
however, beyond the usual reviewing or exercising
although 'statements had gouts abroad that a sham battle,
&c., would take place. At the time above-mentioned the
Marina marched round again to the pier where they had
landed, and took their places in the boots, which then left
the island. There were a great number of men reviewed,
a nearly all in the various vessels were present, and up-
wards of 1,200 men were in the boats previous to the de-
barkation, and when the boat' were filled with the Marines,
after the review wait over, the harbour in the neigh-
bourhood of Spike had a very animated appearance. The
day was favourable, as, with the exception of a smart breeze
blowing during the whole time of the review, the weather
was as pleasant as could be wished."

Yesterday morning the reinforcements for the
28th, 40th, 61st, 72nd, 76th, end 95th Regiments, and the
BaysJ Artillery, embarked et Gamma on board the R►mil-
liar, for Bombay end Kennebec The reinforcements for the
20th, 29th, 76th. 6th, 60th, 19th, 42nd, 93rd, 3rd, end 17th
Regiments, will embark et Gravesend for Colmar in a few
days.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'S.-TIICTREIDAY.

A small attendanoe, and the betting wee scarcely worth
quotation. Speculation on the Chester Cup Wria, as it will be
until after the publication of the weight% very unsettled, and
it as a matter of difficulty to diaosver the bond fide nanspac-
Nuns on that event. To anemia the chaff" from the
wheat b impossible.
CHESTER CUP.
60 to 1 agst Mr. G. Footer', Underhand
1000 to 16 Mr. W. Dare Bankrupt
1000 to 10 Mr. T. Hunt's Aston
1000 to 10 Mr. Parker's Bens
1006 to 10 Mr. Sexca's Quern Beta
1000 to 10 Mr. Reed's ilatinstone
1000 to 10 Yr. J. Merry's Peeress
1000 to 10 Lard Allesbery's Compromise
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STASES.
12 to 1 apt Lord Zetland's Ralpbo (off )
DERBY.
30 to 1 apt Mr. J. Merry's Rainbow (t to 601.)
London, England, 1859-01-14

HAWKER O. HAWKER AND PEALE,

In ibis vier, in which • verdict for 1001. had been obtained
in en action fur crim. cos. again.' the co-reepondrat, Sir H.
Seale, and a new trial bed bees mimed, Sir C. Cressy@
Rave permission to hare the am proved by affidavit. It was
quite clear from what bid prod te the other courts that
dem bed been no collusion.
London, England, 1859-01-14

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 18.59.

the tearing could not have been dons with the intention of
revoking the papers.
The court reserved its judgment.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—JAN. 13.
(Before Mr. CONIMISSIODSI
IN as AARON HUORII).-01111003 CASE.
This insolvent, a railway guard, who bad lodged in West
Smithfield, and who applied to be discharged from White-
erose-street Prison,wsa opposed by Mr. Smith, as counsel for
a grazier residing. in Leioestershire, named Tilley.
This was a curious case. Mr. Medina, en attorney, woe
employed by a female, who represented herself as the inool-
vent's wife, to bring an action against the opposing creditor
lot the board end lodging of his son. The plaintiff was non-
suited, and the insolvent, as the defendant whose name was
used, was now in prison for the coda.
The insolvent declared that he did not authorise the female
to instruct Mr. Medina to bring the action. Her name was
Wing, and she was not Ma wile.
Mr. Medina explained that Mrs. Hughes bad instructed
him to bring the action, as her husband was absent from
London as a railway guard. He was himself a loser by the
proceedings. The first time he maw the insolvent was is
prison, and he bad brought him up under the act.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips asked the insolvent if he was
married to the female.
The insolvent denied that he was married.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips—Never married?
Insolvent—No, no.
Mr. Commissioner Phillips—Then she considered she had

me much claim on yon as oily roe else. (A laugh.)
Mr. Smith repreeented the OM as • had ere on his
client, who had been pot to us expense in defendhig the
action.
Mr. Medina stated what he had done in the case, arid
that he had no knowledge that the female well not the in-
solvent's wife, so she represented. He was a loser by the
action.
Mr. Smith said that, haring brought the case before the
court, he should leave the insolvent in the hands of the court.
Mr. Conarnieekmer Phillipe—l'll get him out of my heads
se feet as I aan. (Laughter) His honour declared that he
11111 MM beard the like of themes in all his life.
ordTheered to bashimt, who hod sprat a month in prison, was
be
The Nernst =nor remarked that there were feel.
Mks for getting rid of wine, but it. wee the Brat time he
bawd of a wife being forced on ama (A laugh.)
London, England, 1859-09-28

(Stamped Id. AdditiowL) [TWOPENCE.

COAST DRFENCES.—It is stated that the govern_
meat intend to plsoetwobatteries nn the Etat Cliff Ruminate,
one between the Tours estate and that of 81r MOW Monte-
tore, on the Reset Clip, end another on the Weet Cliff,
between the ca.holio church of St. Angeitlne's and West
Cliff Lodge, the seat of Mr. J. A. Ware.
NAVAL Paint MonaT.—The Gamete of yester-
day gime notice that pereperetiens ere now being mole for
the Intended distribution of the award for stores recovered
from the wrest of her Idijeatje gunboat lemur, in the
month of April 15.59, by the Cuba or Zeldin*, tender to her
Matesty's ship
'fag ARMY HOSPITAL CORPS.—An order bas been
forwarded to all the military hooplae from the medical de-
partment, for a =mbar of volunteers from the Emboli eta
cape for theocrat hospital mops. The volunteers are to re-
ceive loan notion for three months in the surgery et Chatham
Farewell, to quail}, themselves for oitopoundlng inedklaes.
Those who are found to be qualified after an examinallose by
a board of °dicers are to remise one shilling per day la addi-
tion to their pay.
The Northamptonshire Regiment of Militia will
be called out for 2i days' training on Monday, the 24th 0,3.
London, England, 1859-09-28

THB BIPLI CORPS ROVRMANT.

LONDON RIFLE Shoran.—The City Bank of
Lagoa, Tbraaineatlastreat, have prooentad this brigade
with a donation of 2W.
Fast Stnithi.—On Thursday evening last this
amps armobled os the Paralapama,.froothig the Club-
house, Ranov-!r-pork, Pukka& an/ under the commaal of
Captains Boclter, Rouse' and &aphasics, wean though
Lhf pelsolpit ration tit ttsist UMW"?' shinnisidag,
fooning @goatee, &J., sod Moe bleak orwtaldleik Them,
hitless gave great satidaction io the is
gentlemen present. the ground" having be= = wader
night- Abet ball precticson Saturday Ma saps marsh*
fa uniform from Deptford t, Peckham, Waded hy the full
band of the corps, cawing considerable altdmilian on the'
route, and prodwing many hearty eapernaloom of
upon the very affection and military alassaalat at the whole
body.
HORNSEY.—The enrolment of volunteer', in this
corps programs satisfactorily ; 6001. hoe Mao romelved far'
the load, sad the as booms already antostota to SOW.
An exteasive prectics•grovad with 400 yards' range. hag
bon *scored near the Roma}, Station of the Great Northern-
Railway, and the drill la to comma forthwith.
London, England, 1859-09-28

TUE EXPRESS, WEDNESDIT E

71118 RlttatBTl24llolll. •
:BBL
Yeotertkor, Mr..L t Bittadwt:e barrio*
appointed dish
th lists for irosety of MP
doses resumed Ms labours at the New 0 Tavern, Mile-
end-ro:ad, where he opened a court bur the ego trims of the
lists of the several parishes sad places agnate within the
ponies district of Mile sod.
Mr. James's rotors of the day's registration is that the
liberals sustained 163 objeotkes oat of 10; the cansersto• I
Ursa took 128, and sustains' M. Adding to We the results
of the preview revision for the Uxbridge, Beiddlt, city of
London, Ws...ultimates and Islington districte (the retard
alluded to by Mr. Smith), the registration op to DIE night
has rims resulted *The liberal& have sustained 616 objec-
tions out of 840; the conservatives 306 out of 535.

SEPTEMBE4' gio,ll
London, England, 1859-03-26

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Curlolta (Sugar). turn Mappers, lea. 17, lit 319, lull E.
Empress (Leiden barque), Pan. IS. lit 3311, lull IL
Ella Suisse (Dutch ship) Pros Slalavls, Jan. S 4, tat 113 11.1 on 30 L
Jells, from London for Wing lioeg. lan. 30, ULU 8, ion II it.
Mystery (migrant ship), front Landon 13 day% Pie. 4, tat 3133
lon 33 45 W.
Onion wave. Por weaterard, Much 5, let ton 39.
OM. Telegraph (chip), lan. le, gat foe 33 U
Orlental (ship). from Uaiboarne foe Liverpool 311 digs, Us. IP, Ist

Se eaB, Wsei W. .
ft (bubo (1411 A barque), from Maas, Jut. 10, Lat 111 B, los

lito7eZPrntoa (ship), Jan. :9.
Se (.hip). from Xelboarne for L:verpool 52 data, Feb, 23, :st
rii7r, km 5r 59 W.
Teals (ehip), boned for the westward, Jan. 50, let 06 24 9, tots
7111 W.
Tornado. from Velbcorns for Liverpool, Feb. 22, lest 11 0, ion IS W.
Winifred (drip), from Calmatta to Louden, Jan. 9J, let 339, lon
Ys.

The following notices were leaned from the General
Poet-office yesterday, :—The next mail from India, di
Bombay and Maraellos.ia due in London on the 4th proximo.
The steamer City of Baltimore, under °contract with the
United States government, for the mails of the 29th inst.
The steamer Prince Albert, under contract with the govern-
ment of Newfoundlent, to tall from Galway, for the mails
for Newfoundland, of the evening of the let proximo.
Ship mails will be made up in London for Vancouver's
Island, to be rent by the drip Gemelsa, which is appointed
to leave the Bast India Dock April 15, and by the Agnes
Garland, which is to leave St. Katherine's Dock April 17.
AUSTRALIA.—The clipper ship Tornado, which
left Melbourne on the 16th D. oemher, was telegraphed off
Liverpool yesterday aßernooo, and was expected to reach the
port the seine night. The Tornado binge no late news.
but has on board about 29,164 ounces of gold, and a large
number of peasengere.
DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BEL-
FAST AND New YORN.—We observe, with great satiates-
tion, that our go d town does not intend to be last in the
race across the Atlantic, bat that she has resolved to ham
her fair shore of the traffic, if geed licatr, respectable agents,
and general tfflclency of management can conduce to this
fed. On the bah attest month, the City of Mancheeter, was
of the first steamers sfloatorill leave this poet for New York,
°snug at Cork to embark paerengere, and we have every
mom to believe that the krthoomiog trip will bo but the
forerunner of s regular line of communication between the
But of Ireland and the United Smtes.—.Vorthers Whig.
BALE OP WATER-COLOUR DRAWINOs.—A sale by
section of watercolour drawings took pleas at Meters.
Foster's, in Pail-mall, yesterday, which drew a large attend-
ance, and produced excellent prices. Some of the drawings
were from Gemmel Itaadou'e collection. There were many
good examples of Cattermole, Copley Fielding, David Cox,
Prout, and others, which were Fold at prices ranging from
6to 40guinese. The total of the sale was over 1,0001.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1859-03-26

Fi I id
Ito
it 0i
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111 s_l
224 2n
at 231
69 61

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April, a y
whichetloehiesdmyoesrnteinlayatagt
6961
"buyers,'
declined, closing at 96 to ,$. For
money the last price was 96, " buyers. The
official business report is as follows:—Three per
Cent. Console, for money, 96t13.1, 1, 96; ditto, for
account (7th April), 96,, 1„1 ; India Stock, 210,
2211 ; Indian Four per Cent. bentures, 981, 981.
Exchequer Bills were more offered, owing to the
increased demand for money, and fell 25., closing at
33e. to 365. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at
13e. to lfis. prem.
Turkish securities were steady in the morning,
but subsequently sympathised with the ,heaviness of
Consols, and left off about Iper cent. worse than
yesterday—the Old Six per Cents. at 921 to 931,
and the New Loan at 791 to t. Mexican Bonds
were marked 211 in the morning, but fell late in
the afternoon, and left off at 21k to 1., e
actions in in this stock have latterly been upon a very
extensive scale. Sardinian Bonds were quoted 811
to 821. Rosales' stocks were scarcely affected in
price by the anticipation of the loan. Chilian Scrip
was marked 2 and 11 din.
Bank shares to-day were steady, with the excep-
tion of City Bank, which were quoted rather lower.
Canada Land shares have receded, whilst Crystal
Palace were in demand at an improvement. The
gives of the Whittfngton Estate and Collieries Com-
pany were quoted 1 to j prem.
The New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Debentures
of the East Indian Railway Company were quoted
to-day 1 to 11 prem.
The finance committee of the Council of India will
receive tenders on the Ist April for the conveyance
of stores from England to Bombay, ffurrachee, and
Calcutta. The Admiralty also require ships to
carry stores from the Thames to Colombo, East Lon-
don, and Simon's Town • and the Emigration Com-
missioners a vessel to proceed to Melbourne.
London, England, 1859-03-26

THE POLICE COMM&

GUILDHALL.

Mean. Permit and Parrott, calendars and packer', of
Tenter-street, attended to answer the complaint of Joseph
Bantus! Bradshaw, their apprentice, for not dip' q pug hint
according to the terms of the indentures.
Mr. Buchanan, of Basinghalletreet, appeartd an behalf of
Mesas. Perrott and Perrott, and said the difficulty in giving
the comphdnant employment arose from his gross misconduct,
and Ilia assure, who had upwards of 80 persons in their
employ, felt it would be offering a bad example to the whole
of the establishment to permit him to man to work again.
The indentures by which he was hound are simply an agree-
ment between the master sad the apprentice, which the
former might Watteau) at any time by seven days notice in
the event of misconduct on the part of the apprentice. That
soda had been given verbally, but he found by the indentures
that the notice must be in writing.
Alderman Carter—Whet is the misconduct which induces
yon to cancel the indentures ?
Mr. Such man—He absents himself from his wink for days
together, and he has does so no less thou °keen times
since the Bth of January lsr, and now he comes here with a
oceeplaint that be cannot get work. I shall ask your worship
to cancel the indentures at once, as we an terminate there in
even days.
Alderman Carter—Tam Is a special clause fa this agree-
neat, end I minuet depart from as terms therein agreed to.
Mr. Buchanan—ln that ass, sir, we must pay him his
Ira without allowing him to wed, and get rid of him by
giving the WM days' notice.
Mrs. Bradahaw (the mother of complainant) aid—Ml son
was id, it, and that was the reason he absented h
Mr. Bedews—l shall be able to prove that he was ant
bird catching. He has also associated with such bad demo-
nises that we Imes ban obliged repratvdly to caution him
ardent bad compeay.
The summons was ultimate'y dismissed, open the under-
standing that the amount shi.uld be paid when due, leaving
Mears. Parrott to obtain their remedy against the toy, by
notice In writing to annul the Indenture,.
London, England, 1859-03-26

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocir.
In the mining market to-day shares in East
Wheal Russell are in great demand, and have
risen to 17 to 18. There has also been
some busineea in shares in Stray Park
Tincroft, St. Day United, and Wheal Margaret.
East Basset shares are officially marked in the
Stock Exchange, 228, and Great South Tolgus, 13t.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady. A.
number of transactions will be found reported in
the Stock Exchange official list.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market:
There is very little to be said won metal, there being but
little revival from the dulness of many weeks met. Copper
Suds a limited inquiry only, and the holders of foreign have
reduced their pries ebghtly. The India Cowman are in the
market for 26u tons manufactured. Iron tales quiet for any-
thing but rail, which continues to afford employment in the
demos of demand for merchant iron. flootch pig le Mi-
ring, being quoted today 625. 6d. to 63e. Tin firm, and
good demaad. Bpelter is advancing in prior. Tin plates
and leaf without change.
The direutors of the Devonshire Greet Coneolidatei Cop-
per Mining Company, at their board meeting held to•dsy,
declared a dividend of 8,1921, being 81. per afire, airing
from profile on roles of copper ore., 'templed in the months
of October and Noromber Mat. After payment of the earns,
there remained in bands balance of 23,7641.95. in cosh. Ore
bills not at maturity, and roserved fund applicable to the
general purp.nsa of the company.
London, England, 1859-03-26

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

ILANBION-H01:181.
. ti 1011111111111.

valid. Style. sod strahor Bow, two meweelleale Iseldng
rung allows, WON brooght beton the comt, dowsed with
abbsey, eerier weber pea Ike aiwomeleateo
It ropeoed be. the follesee dot fthe had for some
tile e
th r=leibleer treveloi
Itvestawitio. she within tha two mowrmrm
ths
Moe bees webbed of to the memo of Mt, ad that
Sow se to MAY s art doe fibre had been employs'
Is tie ilerelteme d Memo Meitutosh,
who, &deg thesuebil d W nolo were sierelaeleelyibm=
to the extant of deed UK No elm to the dieerney of the
Chid was made to &km ere said Frklay, elm tweet sea-
*lea which had lam ups the Weaker; two Johanna
in pada clothes were est spas tie vetch, sod followed the
trap thirst by Styles for the poster pert of the day. About
son, while the 'reveller was gone into a shop is Bishop..
gets to show hie goods, How went tip to Styles, who was
waiting . with the trap outside, had same convolu-
tion with bite, sad then wont sway; but they met
again later in the day, outside the Lamb public-house,
tm Yluslued, while the traveller wan goes to for refresh-
ment, end Um Style' took from the trap a parcel which he
sow to How, who went off with it, followed by one of the
oilers while the other remained to wank Styles. How,
ea helms questiotted by Pulieroum Legge, said he had brought
the parcel from Meckintosh", where he worked,
bat Styles told Haight, the other officer, that
it bed bees ginn him by sou man Is Messrs. Moon's
warthouee, bet that he world not split upon him. Upon
being emoted the bet we. found to contain 600 yards of
worked muslin of • voluble deinimion, and it was proved
that it had ben improperly taken frames Mock of another
traveller, and most have loon pat en to hie own trap by
!Myles • and It urea also shown that he and the other prisoner
bid has frequently sere together.
Is slyly to the anal question, Styles mid the panelwet
e. to him to it,. to How by same man la the warehouse,
whom same ho did not know, anl to whom he could not
swear salt wee all dose is a Many ; while How said he met
Styleiseridestally, mad at his request ocesessted to take the
mod to the /lows Pot to be left till called for.
nay we. both assuallted fur trial.
ILARYLKBONI.
TITOISM SORDSZT OF GOLD lILTCDIS,
London, England, 1859-03-19

MINBS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocz.
In the mining market to-day the principal feature•
is a decline in East Wheal Muesli shares,
which are (rioted 21. Shares in Wheal Margaret,
Providence Mines, Devon and Courteney, North
Presage, North Crotty, and Wheal Unity Consols are
in demand. . .

—LinaresMining shares are inquired for, and are
officially marked 10fr and 10.
Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal
market : _

The metal market continues deprewed, and the cause is ito
out of our hands that the length of its continuance is a
matter of the greatest uncertainty. Copper Ands a limited
market, bat there le no change in grammes. Iron is with-
out change, the amount of orders being saddest for present
employment of works. Scotch pig is pretty Ann et 61e. 3d.
cash. Tin holds he position, and there is little prospect of
prima going lower. Spelter is slightly eraser, but without
much doing. Tin plates keep steed, in demand and price.
At a meeting of adventurers In Wheal lAzus, held on
the 15th inst., in Cornwall. a dividend of . pee sham
(2,3041.) was declared, and the balance of 1611.1. 10d.
was carried to the credit of the neat amount.
At a meeting of sdreatmers to Mallen& Mine, held on
Tharalay, a all of le. per share wee male.
The annoualsl=sl meettag of the Luitanlan Mining
an Compy ;le celled kw ha 30th Met.
From Taigas Mahal Mims a telegram received yew
terday hem Captala o.Uvalde eaten Lode cut in 42
meemat het wkle, to imam an, amadity and Mende,
sad of a very pr.?miaing appearance. Poll particulars on
May Nsoag.
London, England, 1859-03-19

• Milo spa la ISM. Mi.

The following Poet-olllos notion was issued 'veer-
day :—" A ship letter mail for New York will be made up in
the General Post-dike, to be sent in the moan, Lebanon,
which is sppoiated to leave Liverpool cm the 98th inst."
Owing to the tempest on the southern coast on
Thursday arming, the Jeddo, with the Peninsular mail,
sod the Atrato, with the West laths mad, anchored M
Yarmouth Maeda on Thursday sight, and did not go to sea
until yestenlay morning.
STEAK TO New YOOO.--The eteam.ehip Bata-
an* yes Hamburg to New York, bit Sontbamptop yes-
beadily for her destlnatios, with freight and pmeengers.
OUTRAGE BY THE MATE OF AN AMERICAN
Tosest.—The se.ond mate of the American ship Samaritan,
who is is custody of the Liverpool police, charged with
besting a coloured smiler until the later dropped from the
highest put of the rlggisg to the deck, wee arooghtagain
benne the magistrates yestaiday, bet remanded, the Nand
sailor not bring sufficiently recovered to appear &gamin him.
Mr. Mansfield (the stitendiary) addreertag the prisoner
Pennington, said that he had bad a most narrow amps of
being committed for murder. The injured sailor, it is ex-
pected, will be able to give evidence on Tuesday.
METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WOREIL—The ordie
nary meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held
yeaterday is the Conned Chamber, Guildhall; Mr. J.
Thwatre in the ehair.—Mr. Dalton moved the following
resolution in nitrous to the coal tax :—" That, it appearing
to this committee th,t the coal tax is likely to be determined
et no distant date, this committee are of opinion that it is ex-
pedant tbet they ehoald be empowered to hold as komtdiate
entference with the sostropolitaa members, and ultimately
with the vernment,. with the view of obtabolag, for the
Tarpons ad this board, the whole or pert of the coal lure and
cab and annibee duties"—Mr. Legg *tended the motion.
—Mr. H. L. Tailor moved as as amendment that the words
"with the metr,politen members end ultima.ely," be left
out sad at the end of she mottos the woods " now receiv-
ahle the government" be Meer ed.—Mr. Cargehael as-
cended the ameedmest —After a short dismission the ed-
giest 0104‘011 was carried without alteration. The board
then adjourned.
[Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,—DREP
LITT, INDSCINIOS, LlaSlTODZ—Persons onsithutlomlik seek are es
life deprimed by wens damp weather that the ordinary &Am d
life become a labour, Me =amity of thbakine becomes a tell The
memos net.= m ®bland, bad each day bribes to .wile pltiaLle ol4gobi
uortilue but • reseesskon o reel or Waded miseries. To e•care fro!
coca 421711114.1.11 II only nemeney to take Iloilo eraya Pule 'Wen partly
and strengthen • debilitated abates eocatittnloa more then any other
notat .e to the worts. They Osumi the hod, from ad heparin." Ore
tone to the Mama, regularly to the Over, activity to the kidneys.
bladder, and bush; they remote fittection of rpirtta tad bodily lash
hadh newest to the Mad Sutton mad daserrulum
London, England, 1859-03-19

LORD CANNING.

This morning was issued the following copy of •
&match from Lord Canning, Govantor-Geueral of India,
dated from Allahabad, vindicating hie =nail in India, in
revert to certain unfavourable comnrats omen on their
conduct in this country :.
_ .

"Home Heirloom; Allahabed,
" July 6, 1868.
"To the Honourable the Court of Directors of the Haat
India Company. . _ _

" Honourable Sirs,—ls has caused me much regret and
pain to observe that upon more than one occasion daring the
recent discussions in parliament upon Indian affairs, It has

beam alleged that the

hav not received

from the =mama of the council of India that decided and
effective support which, in the difficulties by which the
government of the country bee bees surrounded, he might
have expected to reordre.

"2. This has been expressed in Minot terms; bat how-
ever expressed, it is so contrary to hat, and iso unjust to
those with whom, ea oalletgam, I have had the pleasure and
advantage to act, that I treat I may be allowed to place on
record my dlsdnot denial of the allegation.
3. A general &erge can be met only by • general de-
nisi ; and were the charge directed molest myself, I should
not have troubled your honourable court with any notice of
it. Bet it is directed easiest others whom I beet can vin-
dicate; sad therefore I desire to my that the summet which
I received from my honourable eollesguea, all and mobs
from the first beginning of the mutinies up to the time
when I loft Calcutta and became separated front the mutton,
was constant and mime, and that It was uniformly ghee
with that frankness and independence of judgment without
which co-operatics In council is worthies'.
"I em more anxious to say this, became aims I left Cal-
cutta, two most valuable servants of your honourable court,
my respected friends liejor-General Low and Mr. Darin,
ham retired from the Council of India sad Manua to
Ragland.

"Their finel separation from the government of India
makm it especially Incumbent upon the head of that govern-
ment to be careful that no injuatice, which ft Is la hie power
to avert, shall be done to their pest honourable serriceu—l
have, &c. (Signed) " Camwmo."
London, England, 1859-03-19

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

(711011 091 OWN 00111•1PIPONDWO
SOUTHAMPTON, BLTULDAT Mocgara.

The Ceylon has arrived with the heavy portion of
the Calcu•ta and China mails. Her dates srallaroh 7, Malta,
11; Gibraltar 14. She has brought 136 pesemigers, amongst
whom are Prince Oboist) Mahomet, Prince Fermis Shah,
end Prince Bucht, the son, grandson, and great grandson of
Tippoo Sahib, with a suite of 29 servants. stabsegst the
cargo of the Ceylon are 2,014 bales of dlk, and spats to the
value of 10,7001.

Admiral Seymour w.l at Hong Hong with the ship
Calcutta, Magician's, Niger, and lietrbuton. The Ad-
air.' wan going to Singapore to meet Admiral Hoge.

The Caredoc wan at ilexandrie, waiting for Lod Elsie.
The Euryalns, with Prince Alfred o board, was to
leave Alexandria for lonic
The &open between the Spaniards and the Hide still
continues. The latter will not give up the Spanish Fiona@
they hold until the Spaniard. return than a gun which
they took from them. The Spaniards threaten to bombard
Tangiers.
The Victor Emmanuel and Orion have been .topped at
Gibraltar, on their orJy to the Medirerrenean, by telegraph.
°Atelier exchange on London, at 90 days' date, at 60f to
601. Paris, ditto, Mr. 28c. Meureillts, ditto, Mr. 29e.
Genoa, ditto, Mr. 29c. Freights to London and °Oporto,
12 dollars per ton, and tea per amt.
The following British skips are reported as having arrived
out at Gibraltar :—On the etch, the Deis Lsy-
ard ; domes., Araxes and General Codelngton 9th, the
schooners ft tansy. end Fanny, and her Majesty's ship
Redpole (from Tangiers) ; 10th, the stooges Ripon end
Crimean; the brigs Triondioties, Nostra, and Adolfo
Manuel; the schoenen. Froseing, Bella Marla, and Wieet
Lily; the barques! Margaret, Essequibo, sad Maranhao;
atenners Russian, Bog de Mangles, end Earsdon ;
barque British Tar; schoenen Marian and Lizzie Gowns;
19th, steamers Pertains and Sounandor; barque Ariadne ;
ibris Kinsbtun.
London, England, 1859-09-17

MI BUILDERS' 8211112.

NUTINO OP THE LONDON TRADES.
Last nights public meeting was held in St.
Martin's Hall, Long•aere, for the purpose of affording the
various trades of London an opportunity of expreasing their
opinion upon the " odious docameat:'
Not lees than 2,000 operatives wars Faint, sad We.
Allen, tilacroaary to the haacciatot Hoshron, woo nailed to
the chair.

Mr. Porrsn was happy to gay that aimed to a man the
building operatives had refused to accept work at the ex-
pense of signing the document, end he trusted that the
meeting would ,express
_its approval of their conduct, and
would support them mall the document was unconditionally
withdrawn.
Mr. LT.BTES., delegate from the °lamblowers' Association,
moved the following resolution i—" That the meeting isof
opinion that the declaration which the employers in the •
building trade desire to force upon the mos amounts to ea •
Infringement of their moral and legal rights, as clearly de- •
fined by • reeent act of the legislature, and considers that
the men are justified In refusing to accept it, and are entitled •
le public support, which this meeting pledges its beet weer. .
dose to obtain."

Mr. Cnstu.rs Mugu: (shoemaker) seconded the rmo-
labs, which was supported by Mr. H. J. Stacx, and Mr.
Maim (compositor)
The CHAISIKAN' is putting the toolution, observed that
the enginsers on their strike were not defeated, nor bed their
society been suppressed. On the contrary, the fact was that
at the time of their strike the number enmlkd is the society
was 11,000, but now the members amounted to upwards of
17,000, and their last year's expenditure wan no las thin
62,0001. (Loud cheers.)
The resolution wee carried amidst the most vociferous
cheering, not a single hand being held up against It.
A vote of thanks, on the motion of Mr. Been err (com-
podtor), then passed to the chairman, and the meeting was
dissolved.
The following letter wan read in the course of the pro-
ceedings.

" Qatea's Hotel, Brighton, &pt. 13, 1,;9.

" Sir,—As many thottaands of the building operatives re-
ads In Southwark, they will be glad to Isms that their tope-
lez member, the gallant old admiral,' to a letter to me to-
day, toys About the strike, I think now that the Work.
min see right end the masters wrong.'7l am, Ike.,

.. MA's at iinsox.

66 To Mr. George Potter, Becottory to the
United Trades Conference."

At tho Weat of England

Bri.itge-strett,

a
Blaokfriars • at Debeubam and Stoma' mai auction rooms,
King-street, Covent-garden; at the large open space caused
by the demolition of the houses in Bt. Martin's-tare ; and at
the contemplated erections betwesa Hungerford-market and
Craven-street, a sufficient murder of skilled artificers and
labourers have bean secured Ey the contractors to cause a
sanguine expectation that the waits will is sack histance be
completed socarding to she terms of the agrasommte.
London, England, 1859-09-17

The scrip of the new Indian Loan war in good
demand, and closed at 1001 to I, being Ito per
cent. higher than yesterday.
The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858
were quoted 951 to ; those of 1859, 95 to 1 ; and
Exchequer Bills 22e. to 255. prem.
The -Indian Government Five per Cent. paper is
quoted le. 91d. to le. 10d. per rupee.
The foreign stock market retain, a tendency to
improvement. Turkish stocks advanced about *
per cent., the Loan of 1854 closing at 831 to 84,
and that of 1859 at 69 to 70, ex div. Mexican bonds
lett off slightly better than yesterday, at 218 to 1.
The scrip of the New Russian Loan war marked
dia. in the morning, but rose late in the afternoon to
dia. to 1 prem.

NINBB.-71118 DAT

Two o'Ciocz.

In the mining market to-day shares in Tolearn.%
West Caradon, and Tamar Consols mines are in
request. Other descriptions remain steady. South
Cam Brea shares are marked in the Stock
Exchange 31.
There are inquiries for Fortuna, Ninth Rhine
Copper (South Australia), United Mexican, and
English and Australian Copper shares. Fortuna
are marked 31; North Rhine, and i prem ; United
Mexican, 21 and ; and English and Australian
Copper, 1 and 11.

.
Subjoined our usual weekly report of the metal
market :

The metal rntrket still without animation, but geueratly
characterised by s steadiness in price betokening coatience
in the future. The copper smelters report a very fair supply
of orders for manufactured.
_ .

"ilTir;dors of tieillares Lead Mining Company
have declared a dividend of 7s. 61. per share, perahle
ths 29th October. The half-yeetly meeting is called for the
29th instant.

The last day for registering scrip in the Amillorn Smelting,
Reduction, rid Cool Company (Limited) to Titeirtay next.
The manager informs u• that "The works at Nt s en ars
reedy for lead smells', and we hare receivei letters by the
West ladle Mall picket Atrato that a vessel boa teen char-
tered to bring home 240 Was of rich ore to this compar.y."
At a meeting of adventurers in Okel Tor Mice, held on the
7th instant, a call of 2s. bd. par share was made.