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The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-14

THE ROYAL SURREY GARDENS.

In en unprecedented', short space of tithe the well-
Lava sad long popular '•llerrey °Redic" tare
bees to remodelled and brutal as to promise, by
their re-opals, to-morrow, to mark • sew *pa
in the history of our public sesuusente. The
now lassie hall was lighted up for the ant Cate on
Friday evening hat, in the presence of a puty of pole-
men, friends of the director., end tie effect was Ins-
sound to be highly satisfactory. The err.hitect, Mr. Hones
Jones, has is its ounatrustica made so attempt to lot ow
'trimly sty of the great 'atoll of etchitntun, but has
mineestreted hie attention es three polite, acoustic', ic.gress
and enrage, and ventilates ; tad the melt of Ate 'Bun Ass
lens the erection of as edifice tether rococo in appears', e,
primp, bat which will comfeetably siteanunodste 10,000
people lead*, sad ander its verandahs sad eorridon give
shelter to 10,000 more, easblirg every one, even in tte re•
mart sorter, to hear and ace everything that is ping on,
pd allowing then to get in end net wtthort equresieg, pres-
sure, or isconvenlesse. If seleul to dneribe the order of
weisiteeftee to which the bulletins liana's we amen WI it
the leaseien," sad we bare huts doubt but that it will be I
swiss medal fir many enure bal:s thresglost the king-
rime The edict when lighted up Weide sad out, Wed with

pimple sad raossat with flae made, will be Melds( is the
oaring, sad few will step le inquire whether it la elaistly
temselleable with the camel laid down is Palladio er
Tit...ivies. The Runtime ham alto bees 'stately re-
modelled order the tasteful esperistriedemse of Mr.
Forest, and comprise swag t their a.w 'Macaque,
a wonderful stalactite cavern, a pastas Swim sot-
, tag., 'tottery, fountairs, sad a sorrel speedos ed
illeminat'os which will almost retake the deseriptioss of
Fairyland. The whole of the protasis bass beea redeslated
with gas pipe', sad Madded with gaily 'Gloated Impious,
through which the gee amee op is brillisat jet.; besides
wEich ;brie are at regular interval' tramps:eat Milan, also
lighted up, so that ea entertag tlit. garde. ea le quite be-
wildered wah the novel sad dawdle, feet. When we add
to Ilia the painting of Ceastaistinople, Mr. Demea's sew
work, the more this smelly brilliant firework', sad last,
though eartaisly not least, the austral programme which
the directors have published, it is hardly tco mesh to aatisi-
pate that the Demos which is to be toaugursied to morrow
will be sash as to reward the directors for their enterprise
sad piablie spirit, sad the various artiste engaged for their
tame mad talent. The habitats of the garden. will not be
duplemed to leafs that Mr. Tyler will, se mugging di-
rector, teatimes that gesual nperintendense which the
public bare always so highly appreciated.
London, England, 1856-07-14

VESSELS SPOKEN 11,1TFL

Anne Crompton, for Bombay, stewing soath.weet. July 6, lat. 43.3
N., 1011. It W.
Ballarat. from London for Port Phillip, Nay 22, lat. 0.12 N..
lot. 21.0 W.
Betsy (barque), from Liverpool for Sbanqhas, July 3, 7 days out, lal.
46.1 t 4.. los 14.29 W.
Bella Donna (Parquet, from London for Bombay, Julyp, 1at.:47.45
N., lon. 9 Uf.
Cornelia, from Bombay for Liverpool, Jane IS, 117 days, lat. 36.40
N., low 39.39 W.

TIM AMERICAN MAILB.—LIVERPOOL,SATtIItDAY.—.
The British and North American Royal Mail steamship
Pasta, Capt. C. B. E. Jacking, ruled from the Mersey this
afternoon, for New York, with the usual mails for the
United Stat.' and British North American provinces, 225
passengers, and a full cargo of merchandise on freight.
Prior to her departure copi. set the Daily News of this data
were placed on board the Persia, by M.urs. Willmer and
Smith, of Liv. reed, for the prase and public newsrooms of
the Wastrra Continent. Tte neat steamer due from the
Coded St.tes is the C unsrd royal mail steamship, America.
Capt. J. G. Wickman, with claim from New York to the
lat, Boston to the 2nd, and H life: to the 4th inst. Her
arrival may be d for to-morrow morning.

tAdTeltineMent.)—EOLLOWAT'S /ILLS EFFECTED
Awns= Cv as or ram Inownrra 010.11.—Mr. Andrew Damson,
et Melbourne, was s tannest puffer.r indigestion; no eater
what he ate, the difficulty of digesting :t was always the mow for
which he consulted many or the medical profession, and tried remedyi
after remedy without obtaining way benefit whatever. Selnt nearly
dispirited with continual suffering he was advised tv :17 Holloway's
• pills; he did en and adhered .0 the diet recommended by the dam-
nifies; thus he has so otrengtheord the tone of Es etomsch and in-
creased his appetite that "e can now indulge S any kind of animal
or other food without the lead taconvenienes.- Sold by all druggists.
, and at ('rottener HoUsway's establishment. Ai, thread. London, sad
PO, Malden-lane, New fork; by A. Clamps, Conatantinople; A.
Haidiey, amrraa ; sad E. Muir, Italia.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1856-07-14

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

NEW FORTIFICATIONS IN PIEDMONT.

The Ramada* Gowns oontains the following
important report from the mama of ministers, and
the royal chores in pursuance of it :

IMPORT.

Bin,—Your Majesty knows that our eastern frontier is
msentially without defences. This state of things, which
was always rogrettablo, aad for which—while ooneidorable
sums wore being 'spaded en points naturally much
'Mawr r wall as lees eapord—public opinion 'rarely ',-
perched the goverment, is greatly aggravated now that
Austria in contravention of the treaty of Vienna

has converted Palmas isto a met fortified plate.
The is • standing 'snare against Piedmont—a
menses to whist we nut reply by new fertf
!Mations. gale weeks have bees already executed in the
neighbourhood of Cabal, with the object of fortifying on:
eastern emote; but this is aseundly not enough, sad no
one ma he ignorant that the governassat never supposed
that Caul could be substituted ler Alexydris, although
the two towns say be utilised for a combined system of
defence. It is to eosplee that system that a plan has been
drawn up for fortifying the latter tows. This plan was not
finished till after the prorogation of parliament. It would
be soot Inaprovldent to postpone the eommescanint of t►e
works till nut year, or to the period when an authorhatiou

to b.& Ulm might be obtab;s4 by virtue of a kw. Oa
those crowds, while Babel:nag to your Majeoty the plan of
fertilisations, the undlinigaod, to sonosrt with the Minister
at War, his the homer to primal for yam Majesty's signa-
ture a demos openiag, provisionally,' erwlit of oas million,
to meet the afteitsszy espeases of the works regal/04 to be
executed before as act of the leorislature OM be obtained.
_ _

In primes of the above report the Bing signed
the following decree dated July 8 :

The satraordiaary espendlturs of owe maintop of limo on
seeoaat of the budget of the Ministar of War for 1866, is
I authorised for masking fortifcatioss around the town of
Alexandria. The convent= of the present decree into •
law will ►e proposed to parliament at the opening of the
neat essaloa.
London, England, 1856-07-14

THE PENINSULAR MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON. MONDAY Moixnto.

The Sultan has just arrived with the Peninsular
mails. She left Lisbon on the 9th. Amongst hoe
passengers are the Marquis of Frontera, Count de
Torre, Marquis de Sauza, M. Cambia, Belgian minis.
ter at Lisbon, and Baron Arninh, late Prussian charge
d'affaires at Lisbon.

The cholera is still prevalent throughout Lisbon
and the neighbouring districts. Taviroa has also
been declared suspected.
The steamer Euxioe, from Southampton, with the
India mails, put into the Tagus on the Bth to repair
her machinery; she I again on the 9th. Them
is no political novelty.
The steam frigate Firebrand had put in for coals.
towing the Belleisle. The London had also put into
Lisbon.

The debate on the loan of 1,100 contos for public
works commenced in de Contos on the Bth inst.

The rate of interest on the floating debt which was
negotiated by Benhor Fontes has been slightly de•
creased by the present government.

Exchange on London, thirty days, 5.31; ninety
days, HI.

THE UNITED STATES.
London, England, 1856-07-14

IRONMASTBRS' QUARTERLY MERTING.

DUDLEY, &MOUT E.►otao.
The flail teretieg of the iammasten of this district foe
the corral gunner was held in this town as clonal thH evening. The
attendance MN a ensidtratay blow the average, and the small amount
of btwinces done at Wolverhampton and Birminghuen was out made
op by an increased amount of transactions here to-night; there wan
even more dispoaition to bold back orders, the entreats of consumers
booing strengtheLed that unifies there is a eplrt of orders from
America or some other quarter, prices must gene way. The bent face
possible has teen put upon the affair tat the last three months. A
month since It was cooddently predicted that there would be an im-
Sweetmeat by this time ; ist.tead of this. inererned dulness his been
MIDIIMUI. Orders espected all through the opting have nut yet
ovine to hand, and It la ten wonder en such eircuenstanc-o if coo-
amen ere indisposed to do more 'bin buy arum hand to mouth, nit
were, in the espectaticet that the time is not distant when they would
be ibis to do soon better terms. _

—At tiMmeTeilAATOtgt; town there to generally a fair amount at bust.
teens done in pip iron, but to-Light there wee scarcely anything tram.
ester In that reopen. Inferior maim are difficult ot sale ; forge pig',
reported from M. to 7s. dd. lower at the Birmingham meeting, have
Mace been aired theiper, and ornwitbataniiing the indepooluon on
the part of the plipmaihrs to accept lower prime, they will be forted
open them onions a better demand springs up; for at the preseLt rate
of make stooks will speediy accumulate, em though, us to not
im-
probable. mete of the furnaces Meted en blow,. out. The price of
"Mee is Inn ; end eosaidering the high scale of wades. and the
swift high Neal dill see of one bind or other, it ls by no mien
6 that lower Wier should be resisted as load as possible.
=ltsc hen bees said It nerd scarcely be added that the meet.
hag %mien was • wan Bat of ; indeed, It is a very long time
Witeetbe benne of that tied was exhibited to so great an extent, or
when men wee lam aweislesee as to the future. The bkropshire pig.
meseme 110011 Ise ate prise of their commodity at M. lbs. for hot.
Illean sweet. ten ear mei dips. AO the maks to limited it is tot
improteb:e that this will be maintained with tolerable erninesa.
The tin-plate trade le brick ; the elefeettrhit e homes are well off
ter orders. The prise es heed at Olowerter a taw days ago is 364. at
the porn.
London, England, 1856-07-14

ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

LIVERPOOL, gIINDAY.

This day the Royal Mail steam ship America, Cap.
tain Wickman, arrived in the Mersey with the
American mail,. She sailed from Boston on the 2nd
inst., and from Halifax on the 4th. She has brought
138 passengers, and 1,079,033 dollars in specie on
freight.
The America, on the night of the 3rd, peened the
Canada, which sailed hence on the 21st zdt., making
for Boston. The Alma, from Havre, arrived at New
York on the 29th ult., and the America at Quebec on
the 30th.

Oa the 30th June, in the Senate, Mr. Douglas re-
ported on the bill for the admission of Kansas into
the Union. It provides for calling a state constitu-
tional election, to be held on the first Tuesday in
November; five commissioners are to be appointed to

make the registration of the white male inhabitant'
residing in the territory. It is understood that the
Senate will not adjourn till the bill is passed.
The Herald's correspondent at Washington says
that the Committee of Ways and Means are ready to
report on the modifications of the tariff, and consi-
derable extension of the free list is expected.
The trial of Brooks is postponed till further notice,
owing to the continued illness of Mr. Sumner.
Our dates from Havana are to the 25th June ; the
yellow fever and cholera were prevalent. Sugars and
molasses had advanced.

Bermuda advice. to 18th ult. state the revenue
returns of the island to be satisfactory, showing the
increase considerable over the expenditure.

The Quebec advices state that the new Canadian
tariff causes mach dissatisfactiou.

The accounts from Vera Cruz, June 22, say, that
considerable useuiness is felt in Mexico regarding
the Spanish movements.
London, England, 1856-07-14

GRAND SAILING MATCH.

The grand @ailing watch announced by the Royal
Landau Yacht Club, fora purse of sovereigns. was miatested
oa Saturday, sad was a very 'Rimbaud and spirited
sabihl-
tioa of skill sad mimes. Although the weather wee inau-
spicious there were a great masher of ladles and gentlemen
present to witness the spurt, which emuestued at Erith,
end finished at Oreeawish Hospital, after a voyage down to
Coelho's' Polet to tarn. The campetiten were:
Violet.
Jolla
Valentino
Little Mosquito
Oan Memo per toe &lowed for differ's', of tonnage.
All the preliminaries being arranged, Um boats eta:Wet
• little after 12 o'clesb, and proceeded ow their demuresd
course before the wind, which was at Wm:every boistezoss.
At Int the Little Mosquito had the sivantage, but, after
proceeding by Oreenbithe she gave place to the Violet,
which held it, and wen by upward, of eight misetat Is
the early stages of the nee it was thought that the time
allowance would nuke one of the others the winner, as
there was lass than half • isioute eatonget the Violet, Moe-
quite, and Tribunate when tit*, got dome to Coalbome
Print; but in their teatime cm the rehire the winter very
mutt increased her advantage. TM Valamtlas mime Is
sewed, and the Julia third, bet the lost Raised had net
with an accident, w Welt partially disabled her.

A HOLTP/PLL STREET BoOACELLAIL-01 thilAre
day, Mr C. B Pollock sat at Guildhall, as arltimier,
NSW daunts I. the easel of Dsgdela v. Stasis., ea tortka
brooght by • Holywiril-steset Written'r yids* se wit of
the &riot, for the Seppresaioa of Tim, who asistrod his
shop as rho 19th of March, with seven passim, aid with
oat asp ssagietrste's warrant broke op•• dialoged drawn%
sad wanted away books sad prints to • (*addend& moat,
• tow of wbieb wars of as obsess, or iodeocat 'hamster, hut
the rat of theta dasoribed lity a wits's, as " haraoroas or
modisal " It cm cioataided by counsel for the dsfeadant,
that Ductal' carried ens suet a demeralisiag trade that he
aro satitled to alertly nominal damages. Mr. Pollock raid
M wild Wet maids, his award till the sad of the mouth;
hat sslWf would justify the taking away of the books that
sraissit TM ease bad boos set dowse for trial be.
lin Se OWN Ism, who ',spewed his °plains that se the
wisps. bad ban isms 'lamas • saagistrata's warrant
damages owl Widows.
BISHOP O LONDON'S PASTORAL Larrn. —The
Bishop of Landow bas addressed • letter to the clergy of his
dlisese, reontsgioadiag, is Recordist:is with a soggritiot
sea to bits by the Archbishop of Car tsebarv, that collo,.
Wm be wide tk,4 ciltanhas on behalf of the National
Mod Ss alp during the omelet year. The Bishop sap,
Is his letter : feel • oared that year null-
aces to Soft with my !wisest aril not be lossouril by the
walla? eirseirtasen ander which !make this oriasuaisa-
ties to the disuse 41(D:odes."

SPICIZ FILEIGHTAOL—The Namely. sod Oriental
Coespeay will nett 18,0001 for 'sleeps( to logs sad Olds&
the specie *hick wee wet oat is Use Emilee on the 4th Wes
The asmest of the speehe mat oat woo eb iat souvoil
tins the freightage mowed ti above 21 pot amt.
London, England, 1856-10-07

GUILDHALL.

♦ patlesaa, whams name did sot taaasylsa, mad a lady
(lin. Aladdin), applasi to idagietcaie lox kis advice. A

relative of his. mama Johanna Maddis, insured the life of
lisp nether, Elea Fitzgibbon, in the Calton Insurance
Oleo, 39, Moorgate-street, for 1004., and had paid mi-
lord, for two re►rs the hall-pearly premium, amounting in
all to nosily 201. Applicant went that day to the .ffiee to
pay the premium just doe, when be found the office shut
up. He then west to the private residents of one of the
&melon, Mr. Winn, of 13, Finehury.eosare,who bad stoned
the policy, and fr..se bins he learned that the affairs of tit*
office were being wound up in Chancery. He wished to
know whether he could not summon Mr. Winn, es one of
the signing directore, to compel him to refund the mosey.
Alderman Esgieton said it was a case in which he could
render him no assistance, but be would advise applicant to
go to a solicitor.

BOW.BTREHT.
Thorns Burdett Howe, who mad he was ton years in the
employ of Mr. Spooner, comer of Southemptm-stmet,
Strand, ma printer, was charged with Jumping off one of
the river steamers, at the Adelphi Pier, oa ffueday.
It wee proved that the defeadaat wee art oat of the water
by the cep airs and two other prams, and that he messed
very glad of it.
Mr. Hall—He was drank, of gowns ?
Witness replied is the eflirmatim; but a "(Mead and
former relative" of the dsfealeot laid he wee sot as
habitual drunkard.

—Mi711;11-74ai do you mesa by a "former relative?'
With. es—He was rtiatird to me by marriage many poen
ego, but the wife died.
Mr. Hall—And thin the relationship ended ?
Witness—Yes. (A leash.)
The defendant assured hie worship that hi had no inten-
tion to destroy himself. He was contused by the drink, acd
by an attempt which was made on board to rob ham
Ha was dkettargod.

MAHLBOROUGH-STREET.
Enoch ESb was charged with suffering a ferocious dog to
go at large.
A little boy named Smith said he was rolling his hoop in
Little Portland street when he was enddenly sttacked by •
dog belcngisg to the defendant. He was thrown down, but
he managed to beat the dog from his face, and was then
bitten in the thigh.
The defendant mid the ectoplainant had been teaaing the
dchis was denied, and the denial was confirmed by one of
the companions of the complainant.
The father of the complainant said the dog was constantly
Bylaw at people in the street.
A little girl proved that the tics Sew at an infant she was
semis' and tore off its sock a fen weeks ago.
Mr. Beadoa at Ant proposed to regales the defendant to
psy the owe cf the summons and to promise to muzzle the
dog, but to consequence cf the de foodant's pertinacity and
the line of defence he lock, be fined the defendant 20e.
and outs.
London, England, 1856-10-07

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ciooz.
A moderate amount of business is going forward in
British mining stocks. Prices exhibit no important
alteration, but it is apprehended that the rise in the
value of money will operate as a check to the more
buoyant feeling lately manifested in this department.
In the Stock Exchange today Bortridge Consols
share, have been dealt in at 3 and 3i; and United
Mexican at 3.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange:
Chaneelloreville, 6,.9d., 6s. 61.; Duval Great Console.
406; Ding Doug, 35, ; Great Alfred, 10t, 11. 101, It
Great South Tolgov, 11t, t. t, 1; Hiogaton Dows„ ;
West Alfred. 31. 1. 32; West Prancer, 20t, 21, t; eet
Par Consols, 11,. 9d., 101. 11e. 6.1.; Wheel Edward, 211.
I ; Wheal Lvdeott, 32'. 61., 35e ; Wheel Mary Ann, 37
391; Wheal Wrey, I. 1; Wheal Zion, 21, 3-1 ,
1. .I.
n the Stock Exchange :
Alfred Consols, 151, I; Wheal Mery Ann, 97t ; @Amadei,
Consols, St, 6-16; Dims D 35t, 36; Great Wheal
Alhed, 10 ; Great South Tolgsr, Ill; Wheal Arthur, 71;
Lady Berms, 155.; West Par Cossets, 1,1; Pedaaadrea,2o..
London, England, 1856-10-07

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
MAONNTIC TILIONAPIL)
(FLOW ODIC OWN OORRISPONDINT.)
We h d a fair attendanos of millers and demises at our
market this day, ant a steady business doing, with a little
&daisies upon the rates of last week. Wheat, 2d. per
bushel: Bout per barrel, sod Indian sun per qr., 6d.
d than on last Tuesday.
Oats, catmint, bean., and pees, without alteration.
It is wet weather here.
London, England, 1856-10-07

COURT OF COSDIO.Y COUNCIL.

Yesterday a special court was held for the purpose
of considering a report of the Lwidon Corporation Bill
Committee, upon the alibi( ct of the *az woo freedoms and
the abolition of the office of oompurpator•.
There was a very large atteodence of members of both
courts.
London, England, 1856-10-07

THE HAMBURG MONEY MARKET.

HAMBURG, OCT. 4.
The present scarcity of money and high Mil of
discount in this city oontrost strangely with the
artificial superabundance of capital exhibited only two
months ago at the formation of our two new banks,
when the rush was so great that although only 30
millions of marks banoo were required, the subserip•
tions amounted to more than 2,000 millioos. That
excitement has subsided and been succeeded by •
reaction equally unparalleled in our commercial his-
tory. The fictitious favourable circumstances under
which these bank* were brought out have long since
been dissipated, the premium, which at first reached
16 per cent., hu disappeared, and the shares have
even been sold at a discount, and though they are now
quoted at par, and even a fntotion above, yet they in-
spire no great confidence.
Several large arrivals of silver have tended some-
what to relieve the pressure of our money mast,
and the rate of discount has fallen from 9 down to 8
per cent.
London, England, 1856-03-13

(Stamped id. AdditioneL) [TWOPENCE.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Steam 12.
Another of the New Ross candidates has retired,
Mr. Welch being unwilling, as he says, " to iucar the
blame of dividing the catholic electors," so that the
straggle is now between Sir Thomas Redington. the
whig, and Mr. Tottenham, the Derhyite ; and so
violent and unreasoning is the state of party feeling
there at present that the latter, we are useu:ed, will
be returned by a large majority. The tamoss dema-
gogue priest, Father Doyle, who was removed from
New Ross to a remote country parish by his bishop a
few years since, owing to his extreme politics, hu
again made his appearance there to stir up the popu-
lar passions; aid the connequence is that the town,
as described by a correspondent of the Freeman, is
excited into a state of frenzy, the Wman catholic@
shouting out that they would rather have an Orange-
man from the "black north" than Ittdingtoo, and
that " they would sooner go to church tban vote tor
hint." " One man," says the Freeman's correspon-
dents " wig measly rowed alive, and several were
wounded."
A vacancy in the representation of the county of
Cork is expected before the present week is out, u
Mr. Vincent Scully will, it is stated, apply for the
Chiltern Hundreds; and it is also said that Mr.
M'Cartby, the late unsuccessful candidate, will seek
to be relieved from his duties as high sheriff in order
that he may be able to present himself to the electors.
London, England, 1856-03-13

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

PRUSSIA AND THE CONFERENCES. '

(Paoli ova own

IRRUN. WIDWRIDAT.

To-day the French Ambassador handed to M.
Mantenffel • despatch from Count Walemski, in his
character of organ of the Paris Conferences, commu-
nicating an extract from a protocol, and inviting
ProsMa to appoint plenipotentiaries to the Con-
firms..
Prussia accepts the invitation.

PARMA.

VENICE, MAICX 6.

In the night before last, at 11 o'clock, the in-
speotor-Oeneral of Prisons in the Duohy of Parma
was stabbed in several planes with a dagger at the
door of his own house just as be was returning from
the theatre. Hu death appears to have been instan-
taneous.
London, England, 1856-03-13

THE POLICE COURT&

BOW STREET.

Jolts Wawa wa ee.epd watt efeallas a dlaasoad
bressagia.the property of Mr-Jana Brows. Jas.
Tho possasuese, so *salamis, student at Kiss's College,
amil lbe oss of Mr. Brows, of Bry. 01r, Newport, was
wasdkg Y des crowd is boat of Cousst-garden Theatre es
the taewYfaf tale an, whams the mlsewer subbed be pis
frees ggs .sale W sad two' it, slum lastastly, to sae of
Al. osugamissa. Tho ',replies sot resevered, bet tb•
Wow* yea red ysone tendert.
Ths was osamiced or trial.
?Waft Be" • mama, who had gives Moult late sew
tody at U Ake* the gloriosa sight be rabbis' the saptal•
of Ow ship Telegraph of 6d., was reseaadod at hi el
request fee farther inquiry.
OLIIIUMN WELL.
Willdu Rsidawni, • noose ably dreamt saws, with •
moustache, agsd 49„ ad who &scribed himself ea Qs
7EOI 0. shoat m a cameos informer, residing at No. 6 Bias
wee plead et the bar, es rewasd, 'barged with
elstaisfwg nosey by npowestiss that ha errs a polies
Isspeolsr, ail outdid seder the sow Metteealis Laval
Idaasgassat Act, fa the impieties et water-aleasts.
Mrs. Phillips, • sos-keep-r, is Cleartorboaes-laas,

Alderagate, said that the pithier called at her houses the
afternoon a Moseley week, and seeirg her child la the shop,
asked hoe when her 'When was. When the wigwam is..
Into the stop, the prisoner wee writing down something is
a book, and he told the child that he was se inspector of
water-oloseth He then left, sad ante back mein at nine
°Wroth at eight. She aesthete in the chap, when the pri-
soner mid," Yoe are the as eflur, I behave," cad she
"Yes, you are the gent!entao that was hero before to-
*ay ;" whea he said, " Yes, and I have called for the awe
of If. Bs. 84., f. r there is somethimg wrong with the water-
'Meet is your beak yard." She replied that she wee act
thee prepared to pay the money, bat that if he would all
Ia the morning, or would leave his address, the mosey
should be cent to him. He then said that he world take
fld. Ca his trouble, and that if he was paid thst sun he
amid sot bring it before the bowl in the morniag. She
'gaits said she was not prepared to pay anything, she not
haviag a farthing Ia the house, when the prepense said,
"If you are short I will take 2a. You are a fool if you do
not pay the mueey, for the board will make you pay the fell
amount." The witness, thinking that all was. act onset,
said, for an encase, that she would go and fetch the money,
bat, instead of that. the procured a policeman and gave the
priers Wt. custody.
An. they witness was called, who proved paying the pi:-
Goner some sco•ley to p his giving informalities, WllOl2
he maid he would not all open her for twelve months.
&leant Gaon, 8 0, said the prisoner had been defraud-
ing several respectable canon. soder similar pretences.
The prisoner bad pot a letter which he bad received from
the Commissionen of Police, in answer to a note wh be
bad sent to them relative to the alterations in the plies
I collar,. He had only lately come out cf prisms.
The pris mar, is defence, said he thought he had a
right to act as an inspector, and was then committed for
London, England, 1856-03-13

RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE IN SPAIN.

In connexion with the affair of the Proteetaah
' adulator, whom presence at Bstmlona has so greatly ix.
cited the clergy of Spate, M. Aries, the Minister of Grass
sad Jetties', ha addreued the followirg tO
all the presideats of tribunals in the Peninsula. IL
Alio., who is evidently toting under Merkel it
has been &eased to publish the document in the
Gasette. " Nevettlaeless, (writes the Madrid correspondent
of the lidepeadanet &Igo) I sand you the elect text : it ill
wriby to figure =wept the cirtular letters isrued in other
days by the Grand Inquisitor :

" It has some to the knowledge el the Queen, that an
atawnpt bee bees made at a certain pest of the pealablee.
b Mei and propagate dolt/ben twittery to the noel wool
&num of our tree Is:tb, and to those which the logy
eatholto apostolic and Ronan chinch p.otesees aid
teaches. The goverenent of her Majesty is final
too.lnot to iamb,' the greatest rigour against the
Spenierde and the L reigns rs who attempt, under
any pretext whatsoever, to break or disturb the religious
unity ts which Divine Providence has decreed that
Spain shall owe her prosperity, and upon which rests—ft
besot be othetwise—the second bus of the constitution

which guides the ammarthy. Therefore, hl. le Presidents
you will be good esiough to have an understanding with the
political, administrative, and eccletissiic .1 authorities that
nob an ens rams scsaial and crime be prevented at any
cos•. You will vigorously elicits the seal of the public pro-
secutor, who will proceed officialy arainst the guilty whom
he has reason to suspect the accomplishment of an act con.
Slaty to the ralimotie base. It is to be well undent' od that
even as the piety of the Queen sti I worthily ra
eompenee the lin T.Cell rendered by the member/
of the magistracy upon arch occasion., to &lin an teen.
Mary ebastistmett will fall upon him who shows hiratelf
indifferent or who betrays a culpable tolerance."
Docutneate such as the al.t.s.e, go far to justify the oppe-
, sitlon of t'te Fropmedstes to the preseat government of
Spain, and to justify the accusations of intslerance
they anstustly bring against it.

1
London, England, 1856-03-13

MARYLEBONE FREE LIBRARY.

Last evening t meeting of gentlemen connected
with the borough of Marybobone to place at the Meryl'.
bone Free Library, Otero...ter-place, New-rotd, for the
purpose. of coasidaring the mat pr. per step. to be taken
with a • ew of advancing the objects of suet iodisation sod
educition generally. Sir HINIAMIN HALL, M.P., presided,
and wes eupp .rteci by Viscount Eoringtms, 11 P., Mr.
Ewut, 11. P., Messrs. Grote, Peter °rebate, J. A. Niebolay,
J. Gordon Gill, Frick, D'iffanger, Ns., Moore, Hodges,
Film.,, Wingfield.
Sir HAttlaatUl Hasa bevies briefly ietrodec.4 the object
of the meeting, and sho sed the advantages which bad
already imitated from the orehlishment of the Manitobans
Free Library, sad the desirability of extending its sphere of
assimilates, either by the adoptive of the act am idi through
parliament by Mr. Been fee the establishment of public
libraries and ntiaame, or some ether mean.,
Mr. HICAOLAT urged the impotence of adopting Mr.
Bean's eat Ia MeryMbene, for which he thought • rate of
one farthing in the pound would be sufficient. Removed a
ra•olutiontothe effect, That the r sigmas now present
form !hrateelves late a committee (with power to add to their
number) to take each measures as may be teemed advisable
for the propose of olvelning the adoption of Mr. Heart's •
act, For further m. 111100111; free p., bite libretti. sad
museums,' being 18 it 10 Vie., asp. 70, to the parish of
M oryleb. ne."
Mr. D'lnationa seconded this reeolatioa, oldish wu
warmly supported by Mr. Grote, Mr. Freetb_, Mr. Moore,:
and other geatlemen, and it was urged that the vestry of
Marylebone should make a small rate for the object.
Mr. Wixom= expressed his feu that, in the present •
time of anemias taxation, even a farthing rate for each ea
obji et would be unpopular, and thought it far better that
they should mimeo': to Imp up the preeent inelitutioa by
voluntary sabeeriptiear. •
A farther Camara ensued, In which Viseoust Bbsiostou,
Sir B. Hall, Mr. Ewan, and other gentlemen took pert.
end ultimately the resolution wee turned sad the eamoittes
appointed.
A vote of thanks te Mr. Ewen for his measure for the
. .

estsoitsios;at of Freer Ill; a-- rre o sad sod (7, Viri
attandanin having boas adopted, a Moiler aomplintant was
paid to the right boa. chairman, sad the priondlogo ter•
salasted.
London, England, 1856-03-13

THE LITERARY FUND SOCIETY.

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.
' The reteletiaa—whch we gave la yesterday's Exprsaa—
was prvased by Mr. MIAs, sad moaded by Mr. Paocrroa
(Barry Cirawall). Mr. Bell, Mr. M.laes, M.P , aaa Mr.
Blackmon, spoke against it; Mr. C. Dickens tad Mr.
Punter etrorgly is its favour.
Mr. Mvaasuir (at Albemarle-stmt) premed, sad
Mr. Huithisox stashed, the fallowing amendment :
" That the two him et espeaditure whisk seastX
tete the prinsioal Marge yea the Wenn Pad
consists of the rest et a hoses and the atlas, of the
secretary, sod that Om thaws bow been isonmsd
ender the reemmedatliess end seatimaed eanttlea et stes-
main enteral auselip tart the makierasis eta ham
was always coadaseed idlopsestole hoes all seellest wind
of the mimeo tithe betteatisa, sad that a limedmited tite
• Haase Feed: umeantin to 805411. 25., wee eapronly
funded fee that pasgses by a sepsnte subserlption
which was spend la the you 1805 ; that with
reference to tee seal Gad ability with which the
duties of the ties tat secretary are disaltarged
by the gestlemen ebb sew holds that appoiataieet,
the salary 'Cashed MM, whisk was raised to its present
mount by the easainens votes of patrol meetings, is sot
emotive; that the imeating prosperity of the iestitailea
daring the *keen yews affords sati.fastory snidest* of Um
j Gagman sea elleimair with which its affairs have Ma
adaslakoseeda end that whilst this minis, impulses the
asenety tad istrorteact of a wise economy, It is of picks
that Mt (NM will be best attaksed by soaddiag to
the seasideration of the committee the *depute of seat ft-
treeebenuts la the patrol expenditure as may be timid
eat with the security of the had end the szteasiou of its
resources."

After a reply from Mr. Dll.ll,
the Cnaindoer took the ~toe of the meetli . whoa
there appeared for t►e original motion 30, for Mr.
Marray's asendmeat 61.
The oMeere for the swain year were time eleeted, a
♦ote of Masks woe given to toe chairman, sad the mita;
separated.
London, England, 1856-03-13

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
11001111 10, 0111311010302 SUM
IX El LUBLIN,.
This was the adjuarned examinatioa meeting In the sees
of J. Leslie, deterthet as a tailor, of Cosdnit-slthet,
and a gas eaanufeeterer, of Hens Bay. At the hat meet-
in a long inewry was gone late as to the laalunpt's as-
vouched private expenditure, amounting ti and other
'again; and an adtharement was ordered for t►e bank-
rupt to give firths' explanations.
Mr. Begley, for the etagere•, stated that this had Dem
dose, and no further opposition was new offered.
Kr. Reed appeared for the haskruit, who passed.
London, England, 1856-01-21

THE MURDER OF MR. WAUGH.

On Friday evening the mortal remains of the en.
fortunate gentleman were removed from big etamben, 5,
Great James attest, Bedford row, whither they tad been
conveyed after bis imaasination, to bin private residence at
Notting bill. The funeral will take place neat Wedaeaday.
The deceased will be interred in the family vault,
gala Cemetery.

The prisoner Westron, since hie confinement in the
House of Detention, has conducted himself as if he believed
be had only committed some very trifling escapade. On
Friday morning he called for writing materials in his cell,
and wrote the following letter to Inspector Checkley (who
has charge of the cam) respecting the property found upon
him when searched at the police-station, after being takes
into custody on the morning of the murder :

"To the inspector who took charge of Charles Westron
yesterday morning :

" shell feel much obliged by your deliverieg up
(it net spinet the usual routine adopted in loch cases) the
keys gives np by me, and give them to Mrs. Nicholls, or
any person she may appoint. The watch end money I am
desirous of having myself, or, if the watch is not allowed, it
may be given for Mrs. Nicholls to keep at present.—Sit
yours, obediently, .4 CH•RLIe WZSTRON."

Mn.s Nicholls is the landlaly at Kensibgton wit► whom
be lodged. Inspector Checkley searched his lodgings on
Friday, and found a small cigar box, containing twelve el
fourteen new bullets and a bullet mould, all fitting exactly to
the pistols which were taken from him. It appears that on
the day before the murder be had bean dogging blr.Watigh
near Notting-hill-gate, where the unfortunate gentleman

wan about to enter an °walks' with his daughter. He
directed the attention of the policeman at that place to the
prisoner, saying that ha was bound over to keep the peace
*swards Mat (the deceased), and that he would do buns
wasoltiof, if an opportunity presented itself. The prisoner
then west away.
London, England, 1856-09-22

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 158

SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY.

Two oTioos.

The railway 'bare market is flat to-day, in sym-
pathy with Consols. A number of the leading
stocks, including London and North Western, Mid-
land, York and North Midland, South Eastern, and
Manchester and Sheffield are rather lower. The re•
duction, however, is not important _ _

. . .
Foreign line are doll. Great Western of Canada
shares are rather firmer.

ORDINARY SHAM AND ROM
London, England, 1856-09-22

ROLLAND.

The Second Chamber of Holland, in its sitting on
the 17th, elected M. Van Go!stein, M. Strens, and l'sf.
Van Rapperd, as the candidates to be submitted to
the king for the presidency ; and when the kieg hu
chosen one of them, the sitting, will be resumed.
London, England, 1856-09-22

SARDINIA.

The journals of Turin announce that Count Cavour
hu given 6001. towards the subaeription for 100
gnu for Fort Aleasaadria.

SARDINIA AND TUSCANY.

We mentioned a few days ago that the head-masts!
of the Colle;e d'Asti, at Genoa, having taken his
pupils on a pleasure excursion to Tuscany, was ex-
pelled from that country by a ministerial order,
although his purport was regularly signed by the
Tuscan consul, and although neither he nor his pupil.
had given the slightest motive for so discourteous an
act. The Cbmere Mercantile, of the 17th, states the
ISudinian government has taken np the matter, and
addressed a note to the Tuscan government, requesting
an explanation and claiming an indemnity of 6,000 f„
in the name of the college. A copy of this note is
published in the Morning Post.

The Corriere adds that—
Tee Tunas government has replied to this note, adducing
its feud a popular manifestation in fawnr of the pupils

. .
ua rows for in proceedings; and that the Sardinian
government has replied to this note reiterating its demand
for an indemnity to be paid to the college.

Extensive peculation* and embezzlements in the
contrasts for clothing sad provisioning the army have
just been detected in Denmark. Above sixty persons
are supposed to be implicated in them, Including
many respectable manufacturers and tradesmen, with
several government officials who held a high rank in
the civil or the military service. These frauds appear
to have been carried on most systematically for ten
years past, and it is asserted that not lees than two
mullions and a half of francs will cover the amount
which the government has last by them. Contracts
for meat are known to have been made, by a dishonest
collusion, at double the market price.
Preparations have been made at Copenhagen to
give a brilliant reception to Prince Charles, Viceroy
of Norway, and eon of the King of Sweden, who is
on the eve of a visit to his Scandinavian neighbours
of Denmark. The students of the university had
arranged to meet him with a torchlight procession.
London, England, 1856-03-14

MINES;-THIS DAY.

Two o'CultaL

The gold mining shares exhibit no new feature.
Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at 2;
National Brazilian (Cocaes), at 21 ; Cobra, at 68;
and the Preference Shires of the Company of Cop-
per Miners of England, at 26k.
Annexed is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange and Stock Exchange:
Mining Exchange official list :
Alfred Consols, 134 14 ; Lady B•rtba. 225. ; Noah Basest,
Tamar, 84. 1, I ; ntridye Cone. 19, 34,
404, 41, ; &Nevares United, 1071, 1081,1074,110; South
West Mind, 23, 4,24; West Granulite, 12s. 61.
I ; Tinoroft, 44, ;
In the Stock Exchange :
Devon Great Console, 4021; Rowswerne, 112; North
Basset, 394, 40; Beat Wheel Roe. 601; Bortridge Console,
31, I. 1 ; Beet Ounoielskr, 4; V.le of Towy, 32e. 61,
33e 9.1., 349., 33'. 62. ; Ledy Berths, 211. 3d., Vs.
Mr. T. P. Thomas etl4 yens rlay, at Oars...ray'', the Ll-
lowing shares, at the prices euti 'iced, viz.:-35 Bala
Frougorh, at 9.. per share ; 26 But Margaret. 84 to 9; 112
Boidap Well, 13; 60 Gerreg, 3.. to 49. ; 1 Wheal Beller,
566; 1 Whral Basset, 380; 1 West Beton, 320; 1 United
Mises, 200; 3 Wheal Mary Ann. 19 ; 65 Greet Owlow,
45. 6d.; 119 Pertquaan, 6.. ; 6 Mounts Bay, 49. ; 1
Wheal Ury, 61; 65 Boiler and Banat United, 30e.,
324.6 d., 35e.; 1 Wh9al CLfford, 410; 2 North Emit, 4111;
135 Vale of Towy, 325. 6J., 331, ; 60 Nanteoe and Pendaw,
31e. ; 20 Elwaupool, 41.
London, England, 1856-03-14

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

THE PARIS CONFERENCES.-ITALY AND
PRUSSIA.

Mr. BOWYER, pungent to notice, put the following
question Windt( r there is say truth in the report that
the attention of the Paris Conference wil, be directed to the
affair of Italy ? Also, whether the &Timms government
has suggested cc requested that any, and what, nutters of
Italian ;cares may engage the attention of the Con-
ference ?"

Viscount PALMERSTON—I am sorry that I cannot
give the learned gentl. man any Loft melon upon the sub-
ject to which hie question refers. (Heir, beer.) The first
solution paced by the plenipotentiaries at the Confereuee
at Paris was, that their proceedings tram day to day should
oaly be known by their results. heir.)
Mr. DISRAELI—I wish also to put a question to the
noble lord in reference to the Conference now sitting at
Pena, whieb, possibly, the noble' krd may be enabled to
onewer without viola ing the rale which the plenipoten-
tiaries have very properly laid down—it relates to the row-
lotions said to have bees come to in favour oily:betties the
Court of Berlin to take pert in the proceedings.—
Can the noble lord id. tin us whether it is tree, as
bee been stated in the public journals, that Prussia bee been
invited to attend the Conference ; that she has accepted the
invitation ; and that one of her diplomatist!, not Ws mi.
neat than thefiret minietir of Prussia, has been appointed,
and Is about to proceed to Paris, to take part in the preened-
legs as the representative of that kingdom ? (Heir, hear.)
Vietosat PALMERSTON—I am afraid I can only give
the right hon. patient's an newer ease ly similar to that
I bare jut given to the learned gentleman. (Hear )
Mr. DISRAELI—Of course I do sot eject to the noble
lord's not answering my question ; hat I do not understand
that his reply to the leereed member can at a I apply in the
present we. I would prefer, Denture, that the noble lord,
if he thinks purr to do me, should s. ate that he declines to
answer my question.
Viscount PALMERSTON—The right hon. gentleman
asked me whether it was true that the Conference had in-
vited, or were about to invite, Prairie to join I. the aegotia-
dose, and if an eminent diplomatist, the prime =Water
of Preesia, was about to go to Paris in the chareetar of
Pruden Veeipotentiary ? My answer is, that I decline to
give any information as to what the Conference has done or
is about to do, and of coarse of what the prime minister of
Prussia Is about to do in consequence. ( Hear, hear,"
sad a laugh.)

SOUTH AUST
Is sown to Sir J. P,

LEGISLATION.

Mr. LABOUCHERE bt.ted test the sot pawed by the
legislature of Vies na, on rhumb a !Lira, was, be believed,
already on the table, but whether that was se or net it
would sot be c messiest to profess it in conjugation with
the papers for what% the right hon. member icr Oxford
Onivenily tad moved, es suggested by the right bee.
baronet. In dimmest* • Retie, question, be added that
the Queen had bees Welled to give lam sweat to the lot
alluded te, sad had dorm so.
London, England, 1856-03-14

MINCING LANB.-THIS DAY.

8110an.—Then has been a steady market during thu
week and a feat ay trigt amount of business does at the full
prices of last week ; the market closing with a firm sp-
petulance. The refined market has also been firm; ge.cary
lumps, 60e. ti 625.
Corse.—We have bad an inactive marker, yet prima
have been supported. Native of the usual qualities 60a.
to 625.
Tza.—The dealers base bought very sparingly this week,
but we do not alter g I quotations.
Rica —The low prices bay* brought a few speculators
into the market, and bush. on to moms cutout has bean
done.
NUM.—This market has been strengthened by the French
government baring bought a large parcel. Prices show Id.
anyone. upon the lots korrot point.
SALTPITHZ has advaated 6". Good refeatlions have sold
freely from 335. to 341.
NITILLTI OP Bona sold tc-day at 18s.
COTTOM.—A limited buttons done, at full mime
Betties have sold heavily, at about previous rates.
London, England, 1856-03-14

TBB CITY OP LONDON SCHOOL.

Yesterday, at a Court of Common Council, a report
was presented friss the CO/111111tWe for this imoitution. The
school, it was stated, tiptoed in 1837 with 441 papilla. At
the sad ratline years, during eith ch period the number had
continued about the sans, Dr. Mortimer was appoiated
head master. Under his ibis and judicious =movement the
milted had attained to a high reputation, and tor the last
tea years there had been an annual average attendance of
578 pupil., • Wow prod...s had beta most satisfactory. No •
nitrous valuable benefactions in the shape of scholarships,
prises, itc., conferred up or the institution for the benefit of
• the pupils, might be cited as connying a striking acktow-
. lodgment of general sad pubic or pr.vsl. The degree in
which tle• school has au wired toe intention of its pro-
' meters might Mao, in some Ilreftlife, be lodged by the after
eerier of those ednated therein. Maay of these had pro- I
ended to the ouiversit•es Icr the fur:her prosecution of
their studies. The o.llkel of a majority of then wen to be
fond in the Vets of to. hignes; houure of their respective
colleges. The report c,nctuded wash as expression of
runt that the limited resources at the disposal of the com-
mittee had pined it oat of their power te savant the
=goads of eons deservirg masters.
Deputy Haan, the cosiraim of the soh, 01 committee, is
=even tae adop.som of the report, stated that the =come
of the asatatice was rather more them 6.0001. a yi at. Some
of the were fairly and boaoarably remantrated,
whilst *thin were set sufficiently compensated for their
seal, ability, sad inteilietcr. The sel.ry of the head
nicer was 4001. a p. ar, with an =townie, of 11. per
seism toe every pupil is the school above 380, He did net
ay the eorpreaten aid not pay their masters se liberally me
inner institution, but he aouseived that the salaries of some
of the junior seaters (halting at the fact that persons eta-
'sena with the corp nation in other capacities though
filling humble apposatmente, received a large femme) were
not anoint. to their ?elect assiduity, mad positiow is life.
Mr. Davin eozplamso of what ow coosiderad the *etre-
°raised, saaavinteme through whin no annual =newest
of amionete hat bets presented macs the year 1838. A fall
&sweat ought to be gives of Ginty item of espostliture,
issued of whirl they simply bad a statement of neon
resented and paid by the chamberlsia of London. He
moved, ea au aweadment, "Test UN report be referred
biek to the casemate', for rmousissratios."
Mr. Da Jam= 'seceded the eneadamiat, bat, after
KIM dieceswes, It was withdrawn, sad the following
simewskiest pat sad carried:—" Talc the eacideratioa of
the repot be adjourned, sad that, la the astatine, the
committee npply a detailed statenemat cf astosats et the
sch 01 inns the year 1838, with the number of the whaler"
la weds year, is orefesmity with the regalstiewi sprawl to
by al wart for the goveramiest of the said school."
London, England, 1856-03-14

THE NIGHTINGALE FOND IN PARIS.

A meeting was held on Wednesday at the British
Rather, at Paris, under the patronage of his Baal oney
Lora Cowley, in aid of the N glitingsle Fend, and after a
few observations form hie linelleasy ou the 'abject of the
meetieg, Mr. H. Baring, Ili P., was requeted to take the
their. Mr. Baring espl tined that the aloe of the pro-
posed enthessiptlon was to be la aid of the Nightingale Fond
for the foandhsg of a traiaing school for names to Rag-
land. lisbeequently the followleg resolution was pr►
posed by the Marquis of Westmeath, sad aseonded by
Oeseral Sir Alexander Woodford, 0.C.8., that "applies-
non be be 'made to MM. Odigasni, to snow a sabecripti .4.
list to be opened at their establishment for the benefit of the
Nightingale Fend, and that sash list remain open tin the
liSsis of April neat; a/so that a omunitme, consisting of
Lord Grey, Mr. Tudor, Mr. Lewd+, and Mr. Margery, be
appointed to superintend ail mitten missected with the
sabeeriptlem." The Insolation was adopted anent-
measly by the meatiest. The committee beg
earnestly to remommend this subject to the attea.
that of an Br:tisk resident, en the eontinest, mad they
would hereby request her Majesty's causes and agents in
the different towns, to give their 'Usable aid to this medal
and lama important Institution, by receiving any sabsosip•
nom for the object, and forwarding them to MM.
Oaligesal.
MM. Oalignani, es their part, beg leave to state that they
wal with pleasure nosh, all miss foewazded to them for
the above purpose; and that a stabeeeiptimelat IBM remain
open at their establishment, as mentioned in the rasolutioa
passed at the semis,.