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The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-27

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MINCING-LANG.-THIS DAY.

BlloBll.—The ms!ket continues very firm, and holders
IN asking rather higher prices, "Web checks business.
Refined is a shade d ; low lumps, 59e. 61. No pablity
sale today.
Corral.—Thu public site of plantation Ceylon is going
off steadily. Native Ceylon has been sold at 52a.64. by
private contract.
TlA.—This article continua in steady demand.
Rica.—Nearly all the sound portion of the Bengal and
Java was bought in ; the damaged sold at high price..
BALTPITRE.—Toe advance of 1.. 61. to 2s. ptid yester-
day is fully supported, and ocareely anything offering on
Os spot.
Proms —6OO bags Java sold 4ji. to eid.
COTTON.-100 bates only sold.
London, England, 1856-11-27

ALLEGED SOLUTION OF THE NEAPOLITAN

QUESTION.

A letter from Vienna of the 22nd, in the Bourse
Ga:etfe of Berlin, says: "Private letters from Naples
and the official communications of our ambassador,
General de Martini, agree in announcing the ap-
proaching solution of the Neapolitan affair, King
Ferdinand having decided on making the necessary
concessions. An extensive amnes,y is being pre.
pared, and orders have already been given to the
tribunals to designate the persons under prosecution
who may be pardoned. The Ministry of Justice has
alto settled the reforms which are to be introduced
in criminal justice, and a decree setting them forth is
about to be promulgated. We learn that our cabinet
hie communicated these facts to the cabinets of Bids
and Louden. As soon as the King of Naples shall
have taken the first steps in the spirit thus indicated
English and French vessels of war will cease to
cruise before the ports of Naples and Sicily, the
amnesty and the projected reforms will be published,
and the difference will so be terminated."

A Paris letter, in the Independance Beige, says :
"A 'nod dinner took place yesterday (Monday) at Coont
Walewski's, at which were present the Princess Mathilde,
MM. de Bimetal, de Brunow, and all the personnel of the
Russian embassy; General I,,,haraf, who has just arrived
from St. Pstawbarg, and Admiral Pont:atilt, whose name
will be remembered in connection with the affair of
Petropolowskt."
London, England, 1856-11-27

TALLOW MAKKET.-THIS DAY.

The market' co3tinnts firm et the following quotations :
Potersbure Y C , on the spot, 69e. ; November and Decem-
ber, 681. 64. to 9.1. ; January to Bluth, 624. 64. to 9d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAKKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr.& J. Davie reports the esoply large, end trade heavy.
Prices wit►olst alteration. Prime meadow bay, 686. to
80s.; 'upset)? ditto (11d), 84s. to 90•. ; interior, 50e. to
60..; Towels. 80s. to 405.; clover. 70s. to 106.., second
cat, 70s. to 98a.; straw. 04s. le 28s

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning the monthly returns of the Board
of Trade for the month ended October 31,1838,
were issued• We subjoin the total declared value of
the exports of British and Irish produce and mans•
factures during the month, including only the "ens.
merateel articles:"

For the month.
0
18.56
1853
1854
Including the unenumerated articles the months'
returns are raised to 10,666,9514 against 8,860,5941.
in 1855, and 6,472,1641. in 1854, the mouth then
ending on November 6. For the ten months ending
October 31, 1856, the returns for all articles were
95,673,656 L. as compared with 76,087,431/. in 1865
(five days less), and 83,130,0881. in 1854.

1 '
London, England, 1856-11-27

of the stolen property was Mimi in • Mu estypitd by
Men and bit =otter • and tko Oalminetreatosi 4111Pissma
as oplaiou that tkuti 110 1111110.2•11114
Tie jury acquitted Homer. Mod Ow=kCiark
guilty of feloniously rimeivisitba property. Ismowing it to
bay* been stoles.
Evidence was then given that Clerk nod Weenie bed
beta before eonvicted of (deny, god boon very bad eke-
racier,. Callen, it appeared, was • deserter from the
Militia.
The court vomited the judgment upon Twang in order
that some inquiries =lett be made about hir,sad mateamed
r Wootton to five years' peas' servitude, Clerk to two years'
bard labour • sad Collin to twelve months of the some
, punisbmcnt
London, England, 1856-11-27

SPAIN.

The Novedades of Madrid contains the following:—
" The cure of Moralda, on ascending his pulpit lately,
thus commenced his sermon : ' The oppression
which we suffered during the last two years, of odious
memory, no longer exists. We may at last tell the
the truth. The revolution of 1864 was the work of
Satan ; it opened the gates to prisoners and released
robbers and assassins, that they might assist in a
molt.' Not =tent with this, the priest mentioned
the names of persons present in the church, especially
the name of the master of the public school. At
Taber., a village of the province of Zamora, the priest
refused to administer extreme anal= to a dying
man, who had purchased church property. When the
man was deed the same priest, disregarding the
prayers of the family, refused to bury him. The
corpse was exposed for fire days, and at Mat, upon
compulsion, he permitted the burial of the body
without service in a corner of the cemetery."
M. Noosdal has sent a circular to the go-
vernors of the province., directing them to
elect everywhere monarchial and " religions "
men. The governors have addressed a cir-
cuity to the priests, begging them to be so good
as to name the candidates for the municipal elections.
The latter, of course, are namrug their own relatives
or creatures.
London, England, 1856-11-27

BOW.STREET.

John Wormier, as elderly man of gentlemanly appear-
ance, was charged with being drunk and annoying an mini-
bus driver named John Wan.
The complainant said that at about half-pist 7 on the pre-
vious evening he wee leavieg Haegerford-market with
his omnibus for Camden Town, whoa defendant bailed
hon. He refused to let Mr. Worcester get up, as be was not
I sober, and be (wither) considered that inside be would be
an 'mance to the ether pameagers, and that outside he
would be is danger of falliajri Defendant, however, per-
sisted in eliciting up and his Hat on the boa in spite
of him, afterwards smelting t reins from his hands and
mdeavouing to get possession of the whip. Witness reco-
vered She reins, palled up, sad »famed to go any farther with
defendant on the boa. With some clifileslty the conductor,
assisted by the timekeeper, got the defendant down, when
he made another attempt Lament the boa, and getting hold
of witness's legs palled him off the meat. Ware ezpressed
gnat anwillingeen to priori the ems.
This evidence wee confirmed by the timekeeper.
Mr. Worcester, in defence, admitted that be was not
sober, bat said that entplaistaat had calsrepreesaied the
cat. . . . . . .

fir. Hoary said that the defsadaat waist pay 405., or be
hapriseaod for 10 days.
The Sae waa pald.

MARLBOROUGH- STREET.

Henry Zechariah Jervis, a solicitor, was charged with
obtaining money from a groat number of ponces, prised-
platy small tradesmen, under pretence of rendering them
professional servisse.
ErMesas having been given in several aso, in with* pri-
soner was sail is have obtained money for bringing actions
or maraglog the affairs of insolvents without taking any
Caw ea their behalf,
prisoner, in defense, said he should be able to prove
that ha had given professional services for the sums that be
bad resolved, and to show that there was no foundation for,
the charges now brought against him.
Mr. Nation intimated that he ehould not mad the pri-
mmer for trial If he could negative the allegations la the
eases brought forward, and for that purpose be would re-
mand the ems for a week.
London, England, 1856-11-27

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE KANOAROO.
(BY ILAORZTIC TIZZOLLPIL)
(710 X OVZ OWN COZAZIPOWDZOIT

LIVERPOOL, TB ',MAY.

This day, at noon, the Liverpool and Philadelphia
Steam Ship Company's iron ICTOW steamer Kan-
garoo, Captain Bering, arrived off Holyhead, and is
expected in the river tonight. She left Philadelphia
on November 13.

Mr. James Mansfield, honorary mecretary to the
Emancipation of Italy Feud Committee, ands as authenti-
cated 'unties of the political execution in Italy between
the years 1831 and 1864. The total is 6,773! "If in re-I
girding this frightful total" writes Mr. Stanfield, " we take
into consideration that these statistics do not include the
victims executed after the reedutions of 1821 in Sicily,
Naples, and Piedmont, or of 1831 In Central Italy; that
they do not run later than 1854, end that the same atro-
cities an perpetrated to this hoar; if we regal the fate of
Cieentaahlo and his ocimpanions (cot down in the authen-
Caned list) murdered, not executed; if we think of the
tomatoes thousands of prisoners and canes, exiled and in
penned nlely for their lore of annnty and freedom, we
may form ages faint idea of the deathless determination of
the Italian to wits as Italy for themselves."

A letter from Berlin, dated Sudsy, ego: —" Lag
ethalott, daring the performances of the PropAlt*. one of the
einesteg-rood of our ethers took Are. The death were

speedily sirtisouished, bet the sews sproad rapidly swag
the spectators, sad mated as groat a sessetios that d
liulsoe, the manager, was compelled to come Inward and
roman t►e public. Alter so later/optima of shoat tweet,
lainistse the petiolate'ss eras proceeded with."
From the let of Jasuery next no one will be able
to ester the Beene of Berlin without a and of admission,
which will he ealy ghee gratuitously to the saseaben of the
corporation; ether persons will hare ta pay twe t►eists p
year (skeet 7fr.1105.). Fonigsen will be allowed tickets
gay for three dap.
London, England, 1856-11-27

INDIA AND CHINA.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

CROON OCR OWN

TRIESTE, WIMIRSDAT.

The steamer America arrived at this port this
morning, Nov. 26, from Alexandria, which she left
at thresquarters past eleven o'clock a.m. oa the 20th
instant.

The India and China made were to leave Alexan-
dris on the 20th, with advice. from Bombay, Nov. 3;
Calcutta, Oct. 22 ; Hong Kong, 16 ; Canton, 13;
Bhanghae, 8; Mauritius, 20; Ceylon, Si.
Final arrangements were in course of execution
for embarking the expeditionary corps to the Persian
Golf. The fleet was expected to sail on Nov. 10.
The cash haleness in the government treasuries of
India are stated by the Gazette to have been
thirteen millions sterling—an inexplicably large
arnoant.

At Bombay the money market wee rather tighter,i
and the banks bad raised their rates of dim ount
1 per cent.; government and other securities werel
lower than before. Freights continued high. The
import market was steady. A good harvest was
reported from almost all parts of the interior.
Exchange on London, 2s. 21d. to Sts. 2141.
At Calcutta the import market had improved.
Money was plentiful. Freights to Europe firm.
Exchange on London, 26.10.
At Madras there was no change in the prices of
imports. Money was very abundant. Exchange on
London, 2s. lid.
Exchange at Canton, 4e. 81d. ; Bhanghse, 7e. 6d. to
70.8 d. English and American firms were withhold-
ing duties on exports from Foochow Foo, until
satisfaction should be given for the murder of Mr.
Cunningham.
London, England, 1856-08-02

Ilf 1111 XATill OP MI £1

This was a iodides fo;.a-atias" to hate this snowy
dissolved and wooed up, mar the plovioioas of the Joint
Book Companies Minding-up AIM
Mr. Rolt, who appeared to support of the petition, acid
that es the topmast', repoosated by Ms. &levy", otv
Posted to allow its stood* mar, sad had filed aMdsvits, is
the hies of shish ft was imperils's to briny the attar es,
so be sea metals that it should b dismissed.

—lir. Beiwyn-----eheerved that the petition . wee are of the
.eat impudent that had ever been presented ander the
Wiadiarap A.. The society bed maple bads, lugs
prid na °sper, end se debts.
Mr. Maid ted a shareholder wbe bad seen the
advertieenteat, a It be bad not Wes sieved. Berko!
for ea laqaby late the eireametaaese, sad ay plied Mr hie
00011.

Mr. H. Stems appeared to rapport Yr. Mat, sad said that
II the patitiao maid mot proceed he nut have hie meta.
Attar ease dieneeitot,
Hie Roans said that takes some authority were pro-
duced u to the meta the wilt** malt be dismissed, with
the outs of each parties only as bad hiss actually served,
bat se farthsr taste.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Avaurr I.
London, England, 1856-08-02

GERMANY.

A letter from Vienna, in the Arpburg Gosetie,
says :—" A small congress is about to take place at
Toetits. The Emperor of Austria will start for that
place in a few days. The Kings of Prussia and
Saxony will wet at Tbplits their consorts, now re-
sidiog there. This meeting of the three sovereigns
has no political motive, and is occasioned only by
family reasons. Besides the riser relationship which
exists between the three courts, the betrothal of the
brother of cur Emperor to the Princess Marguerite
of Simony sufficiently explains the meeting. It is
said that the Emperor and Empress of Austria will
start for Isohl towards the end of August."
Count de Persigny arrived at Dresden on the 26th
alt. on his way to Carlsbad.
London, England, 1856-08-02

ANOTHER NEW BANK AT HAMBUR

(raow •

HAMBURG, JOLT 31.

I yesterday wrote to you that our Exchange was
taken by surprise by the sudden announcement of the
Union Bank of Hamburg, with a capital of twenty
minims of mark. beam, under the auspices of some
of the most eminent firms of this city.
The Exchange was today thrown into a state of
.till greater excitement by the prospectus of another
similar establishment, announced under the name of
"The Non" 'n Bank of Hamburg," also with
• millions of marks bauco, in

a capital twenty mama.
forty thousand *hares of five hundred marks each.
The firms which appear at the head of the ondertak-
leg are equally deserving of public confidence; they
are all first-rate, comprising the well-known houses
of Messrs. Job. Cesar Oodrifroy and Sono, So'omon
Heine, Ferdinand Jacobsen, Robert Kayser, H. I.
Merck and Co., Peel hieudeleohn-Bartholdy, Ross
Vidal and Co., and F. I. Tesdorpf end Son.
In the prospectus, they slats that they had long
beets in negotiation with the Sense; for the pur
pose of ob tithing the needful concession to establish
tho hanks* the original basis—an abstract of which I
segromisModi some time ago to the Daily News, but
that in .eesegoeua of circumstances which have now
transpired (morning to the asnonucement yesterday
of the rival Union Bank of Ramberg), they con-
sidered it better to give up all idea of obtaining •
charter, and pre erred bringing it before the public,
se a private joint.stock company. They further
state that of the twenty millions capital, five millions
will be taken by the directors who have put their
names to the prospectus, seven millions will be re-
served to the interest of the bank itself, and eight
millions will be open to be subscribed for by the
public at par ; but any number of shares applied for
most be dividable by five. The deposit, to be paid
down us application for shares, is ten per cent.

of ti

NAPLAB.-ROTAL

is whisporod io

the wart @aria ut ILples teat Gomel Garofalo, of the
Enoseare, havies !matured to attain the ',ltem of fertf-
ficaEoes kw the ones of Calabria tatetiosed by the biog.
:leaved • miens acella lima the mat flat. This boa
%hew bass • Gamma mole of repartee with the Bour-
bons of Napes. The father of ase present moult& woe is
the habit of rowan( to similar awesome with bit iSai.
Ilan, sad 15ea with It's wife. Gemara& P.rdella used to Day,
"Bs POO montpaeasemegaistdlehomess."

"A shirtier waser," says the Salta Pada& of
Lyons. he pat bees oohed hoe. Oh of the best swim-
mer. of the ell made a bet that he would ewe the !Mho
ea Me ma, ettr3 fog t n Ws stomach a mall table, ou witioh
should be placed two honks full of wise, six ewes •
Sete, sod four Kirsh The fail of hy one of these objects
hold Involve the lea e 1 tho wept. The swimmer, how-
ever, newel the Met wiliest &pigmies ow of the artkelee,
sad wea the bet."
London, England, 1856-08-02

THE POLICE COURTS

BOW-8TBBBT•

Jobs Pishertos wse bro.pbt op 'Tinremand, altars* with
twirls( is his pommies a large mustily of property sup.
have bees stoles. He won defeaded by Mr.
rf ie, to
The pollee lad psblishati, is the fors of as advent's-
sant is the papas, a list of the property seised by &spurt
Thome,. The rash had been that tome of the articles bad
bees idestified, bet Is. was still reqsited for thither
ilk. Lewis did sot °Nest to the remuid, but applied to
have the pleases admitted to bail. He urged that the
most when TSoai cane to his heath. was
=ss
apes, sad that be gave the eoettabla every faci-
lity is the seen& The(prisoner lops about 40 cr 60 cow-
men irriesg-bees.', M 6 paid sons thaiseada per Gansu
is seat. lame sat to be Nailed that sone of the people who
isdowil is thass hone were thieves sad prostitutes. These
= liikeethelitheet minted to ray their rest, sad them
sr rather his vat who was the real assays
of baths, would taws the key as these. sad take pm-
miss of their geode as security for the rest. It was is
thug way that these pods hod some iato the prisoaer's
postithiaa.
Zesty said that Mr. Lewis might bliss forward evi
ism asthma east, if he pleated, after the ease for the pro-
eatisdis was dosed. He asould certainly sot meet bail.
This Wows was accordiagly resauded is esstody.
• ]headman sashed Joseph May, who described hist•
self es • briasaker, bat &sliced to give kis eddnm or
any naththese, wee issomitted for trial for indecently ex
posing lid to two girls is the Grath-park. It
was that this had bees going as for sacra thisa
pat. • dialed the *huge.
London, England, 1856-08-02

SHARE LIST S.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Clowo.

The railway share market today is firs threegh-
eat. Prices in all mess are well maintained at about
the closing quotations of yesterday, although basiness
emitinassiaasimate.
Northern of Frans sad Sambre and Mimes shares
Sr. better; and Riga and Dunabarg a little flatter.
OIDDILBY AI AMID soma.
London, England, 1856-08-02

QIIARANTINI NOTICE..

Leghorn. July 28.
By a resolution of hie Imperial and Royal lllgloo. the Grand Duke,
dated the 24th inst., all previousordinanertereeyecting quarauttne ap.
pliable to arrivele from the Levant are @lmitated, and 'ewe e are
now admitted to free pesthole, subjeet to the refutations of the Std
Apti4 1852, sager when tuning trona porta suspected to be infected
with chalets.
London, England, 1856-08-02

MINES.-TIIIS DAY.

Two o'CLoci.
The market for British mining stocks remains in-
active, and devoid of any new feature of interest.
In the Stook Exchange to-day Linares shares have
been dealt in at 7 lex div. ; United Mexican at 311
Copiapo at 16 and 161; and National Brazilian at
4 and 41.
Subjoined is the official list of yesterday's trans-
actions in the Mining Exchange :
Great Alfred, 2A, ; North Be:est, 29, 1; Providence.
611; Elts” Porn. SI, 1,1 ; Tineroft, 4.
In Stock Exchange
Beath Tolima, 126 ; North Swot, 291. 30, 291 ; West
Basset, 291. 30; Alfred Console, 131,1. ; West Provides"
19 ; Stray Perk, 6 ; Wheal Margaret, 39 (with dividend)l;
Great Wheal Bindery, 20s.
London, England, 1856-08-02

the platairole, independent,

as France and

Great Britain. But if our great country is to attain to
this state, it will not be by adoptiog such means as those
ncommended by It Menlo; neither by menaces not
prayers to kings, who will , 'scope on absolute com-
pulsion, do anything for the people of whom they are
stmnally the fose.-1 am, ace.,
—......

A DEPUTY OF THE LAST SICILIAN
London, Avg. 1. PARLIAMENT.

FREEMASONS IN TURKEY.

croon ova owe 001111311PONDIKT.)
BELGRADE, JULY 20.
More than a year ago I communicated to you the
Met of the existence of Mahommedau Freemasons
in European Turkey, whose tendency, signs,
and other modes of recognition are identical
with thou of the masons in other countries
of Europe. These Bektaschi Dervishes—u they
are called in Turkish—were, however, always
looked upon by the Ports as a 'non-recognised
religious sect, and the property belonging to the
order was therefore confiscated, in consequence of
which they have continued ever since to act with
great caution, and hold their lodges in secret.
Amongst the nine lodges of the order, there
happen to be several members of high rank and now
I enjoying great influence at Constantinople. -The
Greed Muter of the Order in European Tn•key is
Tsui Ismael Zscholak Mahommed E.ede, who
resides at Belgrade, and is at the same time muter
of the lodge of Alikotsch in this city. In consequence
of the new order of things in Turkey, and especially
in virtue of the lately published Hatti-Hummayoum,
which acknowledges the legal existence of all religi-
ous tweeds and sects, and guarantees the full exercise
of their several forms of worship, the above-named
Grand Muter left this place yesterday for Constan-
tinople, to endeavour to obtain for the former
persecuted Bektsechi Dervishes the formal recogni-
tion of the Turkish government, and if he succeed'
he will apply for restitution of the property formerly
belonging to the order and confilcated. The religion
of the Bektuehi is decidedly the most enlightened
and liberal form of Mahometaniem, with the
greatest approach to civilisation and social improve•
went.
London, England, 1856-11-18

COMMERCIAL AND MARIETS.

1 CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY.
(sr )ZLOBITIC TzLzoiAra.) _

(MOM OUL OWN

Our torn market wu well ',tended by millers and
farmers, and a much bettor feeling prevailed. In wheat
and Slur less irregularity in pease, wh!eh wire the extrema
of Friday's rates.
Indian corn wu steady. Oats and oatmeal were very dull.
Little doing in any other article, and no alteration in pewit.
Weather showery.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
Stroks..—The market bay opened with a steady appear-
ance, and the public sales are progressing without allowing
any material alteration in prices. The reale& market firm
at lett week's currency ; lumps, St. to 621.
Count.—The large public sales of East India are pro-
gressing steadily.
TYA.—The trade cantinas to buy steadily of Congo*
from le. to le. 34., but the demand for common is very
limited, the quotation is kid., partly sonainal.
SALTPITRE.-1.700 bags Bombay refraction, 231 to 38f,
sold at 341.8 d. to 36.. 64., which were ry high prices far
this description.
NITRATI or SODA —7OO bags offered, sad bought in, at
IV. Oki. to 18s.
Rtes.-3,000 bags Bengal were offered, and chiefly bought
la above the market value, but the article generally has a
very firm appearance.
Rox.—The market is Hrs.

Corrox.—The dssaad 47lhaitad ; 100 bales °WI sod
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW ItIARIEBT.-THIS DAT.

The market Ii firm at the subjoined wisdom :—Toen
tallow, 56.. 6d. nett asidt ; Piton tuns T.C. on the snot,
665.95.; November and Decembm, 56.. 9L; January to
Kara, his.

HAY MARIEETTHIS DAY.

Mr. B. J. Doris reports trade without lettersets's.
Prime meadow bay, 684. to 80s.; superior ditto (old), Us. to
909. ; Inferior, Ws. to 601. ; rowels, 601. to l'Os.; cloven
70e. to 1104 ; woad cut, 701. to 95.. ; straw, 265. to '289.

WEST SPORTING LNTELLIGENCE

(DT ziscriuo 711.20W1.)
SHREWSBURY MEETING.

THIS DAY.

-0-
RACING PLATE.

Laverne,
Bold Sacolough ..
4 rar.
London, England, 1856-11-18

ACCIDENT TO MB. HORSMAN, M.P.

La saddest which appears to have bees at the 81111111111 a
my alarmist happened es Saturday to Kr. Emma,
M ff., Chief Seeress:7 for Inland, while ►utiog with the
Ward stag Muds. The Pramon'e Jownsat, which relates
olnametasse, says:—" Is appears that la a bard us of
ems two ►oars, Mr. Henna, who is a Inn-rats rider, was
somehow se other throws Mai his bone, aid while is that
Mate the hone, which was quite tired, roiled over him
heavily, sad, we uadentead, sevemly injured hi.. No
medical attendance wee, anfortaastely, et bead, bat every
attention was to stowed es t►e sufferer whisk mu and soli-
citude maid afford. 0a inquiry lest sight at kis residues
is the Phocis Park, we asurtased that Sargon 0/Meilly
►as been in &Madam spew the hesesrable pailemes, and
that elthough be has remind considerable isjery by the
fall, end will ameeszlly be sashed to his mutant fee
some days, yet the Wade, are sot of a Eaten to eau' any
micas apprehensions."

THE MYSTERIOUS MURDER OF A RAIL-
WAY CASHIRR —THE INQUEST.
Thu facta disclosed at the inquest on the body of
Mr. Owns Little, Gutsier of the Midland Onat gestate
(Ireland) Railway, cia Setarday, have been briefly sonar
ideated to you, bat they are of a ens/sew mush tom
of hitsweetteg to be thus disposed of. The feeling of the
fealty of the Recessed hese bees aliso outraged u such •
by the renew which seat *braid, aid which re.
Rained uneastradloted for an satire day, that the eel arta-
nate pederasts bed been guilty of the edges of subside. and
probably likewise of that of fraud, ma requires that the cir-
cumstance* of the tragic cud mysterious occurreecie should
be fells explained. I thermfore take front the Freeman's
Journal of this semis, the following ample sad eseslleat
narrative of this horrible affair:

"TM
w fact that a prinsipal Akar of sae of tba Est public
=llea la W bit I wiantry b bona brutally mewirral
ia tin disobarge of his ditties is his nen, whisk
Mile oat at aro alio spas a pablia road, sad at another
upaa dm platforms of a railway Wawa tram ars
ISollsegy Is nodes mai psalm pin shoat has mewl
London, England, 1856-11-18

I who, if we are sot greatly misinform& wee Whim
contested the representation of the City at the
next election with Lord Josue Rvusit.L Lad
Palmist/rote cannot avail himself of the excuse
that the present state of the legal profession, as
represented by the Liberal lawyers in the Lower
House, was such as to drive him to an alternative
like this. The names of Messrs. Cowls, Snag,
MONTAGU CHAMBERS, ATERRTON, and KEATING, at
once suggest themselves in rsfatatioa of such an
hypothesis. To not one of the potholes thus
named can Mr. WORTLET be considers& on probe-
sional grounds, so decidedly superior as to justify
the selection of a political opponent is preference
to a political supporter. To the firstnamed he
is decidedly inferior in one of the most important
of all requisites for the appointment of a
law officer of the Crown. Mr. COLLIER has thrown
himself vigorously, systematically, and successfully
into the CMS of Law Reform. Mr. WORTLLT has
not only never identified himself in any prominent
manner with this movement, but on the few occasions
when he has had °cession to take part in any discus-
sions on the subject, has spoken with timorousness
and hesitation, arising partly, no doubt, from a strong
conservative bias against all i tion, as
such, and partly also from profound ignorance of
the particular nature and true character of the
amendments proposed. This is not the kind of
law Officer Lord PALMERSTON wants in order to
give additional strength and popularity to his Go-
vernment in the ensuing messiest. It is of course
possible that Mr. WORTLIT may belie when in office
the unfavourable anticipations idably formed
from a candid review of his previous career in
Parliament and at the bar. His personal character sad
his general demeanour are undoubtedly in his favour,
and should his appointment be confirmed we shall.
of mime, be only too happy to find that as a Solicitor-
General he displays abilities for which his previous
history had not prepared us. Still, whatever may
be the result, we shall not cuss to regret that Lord
PALMERSTON, apparently for no other reason than
that of attempting to gratify as objectionable party
of political trimmers, should have departed from the
usual courts of official promotion, and passed an un-
deserved slight on the legal body of his parliamentary
supporters
London, England, 1856-11-18

DRAMA.

IIAYMAAMMT.
A way neatly Written fins was brotight oat at this
"motto retarder eresiagoindar the title ofd Family Yea-
Wog. Bo awl?, Indeed, is ft wines, that but for • few
broad auto in the way of Welts. weekery, it fight very
I well have pissed es • Mlle weedy. Mr Banos Bollnian,
a barosot of the tens of the Merry Mow*
has • pretty daughter small Cloriodoi who
le
afflicted with a very imp allowance of the fillip
of her fanny—sassily, a violist limper, whisk sea
only be apposed by the derthselliw of enrytidas frangible
that blipping to be handy whim the 70.51 lady Is is her
tantrum. Bar hiker wbbas bar to marry 84 Polliet Meek-
worth, a plash unified. to Mundt bit when affestions
are really flied an soother. The latter mamma has sot.
however, Ileums mese& te resist the Ask& isspostasity
of the old berme% sad is about es wawa to hie dean al
inevitable matrimony, whoa Clarlada harms to Mei at •
ball Lord Gawkay, a nobleman et the sear; and an lasi-
pent ansoltatent is mated sailer the mild stimulus of a
ben on the ear, with whith she farms Ur miser beams
he bad blundand ia the wised. Lard Gawkey hippies ales
to be troubled with the !Whig of the Mena randly,
tad resolves with sysapathetle delight the reef 0111106111111•
nity of feeling between himself and the yowls( lady. He
calls the neat awning, and en undo, seam ensue to
which mile are snisehed, chairs and tables are *misread,
aad the lady is wooed and wen, older • threat that his lord-
ship, if sot aserpted, will throw himself set et the window.
After lots of seeming to all *Ns, the plass seselades with
a joiiing el hands, the father kin eatisiled, sod the wet
off lover delighted at his sense hem a puma lady she we.
se greatly dilated with the " Fatally Wag." Mile Mash
Pose. as Clarinda, wee the Model of a charming litt a Mos%
always sere to carry a ma's heart by storm at the &Men
possible notice. Mr. Beekolone made • jaaaty tardier as
lord (MOW, sad with eassliest tut oastrived M sidle
the manners of a patient** with the &Ilan that was tae
lie of his part. Mr. Chippendale was intensely crusty ea
the old honest ; and Mr. Hews, having the part st• silly,
.tepid fallow to play, was name itself to his delineetko•
The piece was steely drained, sad had • good remelts, and
en the fall of the cartels was ansonneed fat repetition
awry owning wail farther Wise.
London, England, 1856-11-18

AN ENGLISH GUN•BOAT FIRED UPON.

me Morning Post publishes the following de-
spatch :

.. CONSTANTINOPLB, Nov. 10.

" An English gun-boat, having attempted to par•
sue into the Sea of Azar soon Remain sloops which
had captured Turkish vessels engaged in smuggling
salt, was fired upon by the fort of Yenikalfi.
" The English interdict the approach of Russian
ships to the Isle of Serpents." •

PRUSSIA AND

A letter from Frankfurt of the 13th, in the MlNS-
burg News, uya The following steps will, it is
reported to us, be made by Prussia in the Neufchatel
question. M. de Savigny, Prussian envoy to the
Swiss Confederation, will shortly leave Sigmariogen
for Berns, in order to read before the council a note
relative to the reuses of the prisoners. This note
will be firmly supported by the Austrian Minister,
31. de Monshengen ; the Bavarian Minister, M. de
Malian; and the representative of Baden, M. de
Dosch. In the event of these diplomatic steps not
being attended with success, the Prussian government
has the intention of marching three corps darrnie
against the frontier cantons, and of seizing on Schaff-
hausen as a pledge. Switzerland would be called
upon to pay the expenses of this expedition."
London, England, 1856-11-18

RUSSIA AND THE ALLIES.

The Indepeadanee Beige, of yesterday, states in a
letter from Paris that Russia demands the neutralisa-
tion of the Isle of Serpent', and the establishment
there of a commission composed of representatives of
the various powers; in return she will abandon her
pretensions to Bolgrad.
The Aete German Gaulle of Berlin says:—" We
learn from a good source that the English govern-
ment has officially notified to the Cabinets of Paris,
Constantinople, and Vienna, that the English fleet,
now in the Black See, will pass the winter at Sinop..
No notification to that effect has Men made to Ramis,
became no doubt the declaration of Lord Stratford
de Bedell& to Baron de Boutenieff, that the English
fleet will remain in the Black Sea till Russia shall
have completely executed the treaty of peace, is
considered sufficient."

A letter from Constantinople to the Paris Presse
says :—" The English cruisers do not get out of sight
of the Isle of Serpents. Two frigates and a small
steamer are moored before the island, and &corvette is
constantly passing to and fro between the island and
Odessa. These measures ars evidently taken
is order to prevent the Russians from
setting foot on the island. Meanwhile, the
six Russians, one of whom is an officer and the
other a doctor, who find themselves 'transported'
upon this rock, Teed a very dull life. They have only
some bad biscuits and bacon. Fortunately, the Turk.
ish soldiers at the lighthouse keep up friendly rela-
tions with them, and generously give them of their
meagre pittance. It was a Turkish officer who first
pre them drinkable water. The English have
taken the precaution to deposit a flag at the light-
house, which is to be hoisted U the Russians show
themselves near the island."
London, England, 1856-11-18

EXTENSIVB FRAUD.

Daring the pot week an extensive fraud haa been
discovered In the establishment of Mears. Burn and 10
Corps, the eminent segiren of the New Cress-road, Dept- 61.
fort, commitrre by John William Stuart, their foremast and 11.
10
masegirff man. et.
It appears that for the last eighteen years Stuart has ft,
enjoyed the full confiders of his employers, bat owleg at.
to ere suspicion brie, been suited I. the Naiad of
Mr. Stout, the head clerk to the firm, a rigid scrutiny IGO
of iterate t^ok place, when some IseMetent set.i33
dating appearing in the time" areout, Stuart wee
lent for, who said there was a mistake, which at,
be would immediately rectify with the men. Hs at.
had co communicstios with either of the men, but Si.
shortly afterwards returned, esyieg he had rade Hell right,
and altered the book. This led to a farther march, which ;
resulted in the discovery of frauds to the amour of several is
thousands of pounds, and the absconding of Stuart. With at.
respect to the method by which Stuart bad carried on his WI
fraud for so long a period, it appears that he bad made LM
falls and fictitious time entries, paying the men from a .„;
priests list, with stoppages for the loot time, bet himself a
charging the full amour He had also bees recisiviag
from sa. to lOs. • week for each engineer's wages sere
than he had paid over to them, and Ss. • week each in Si.
like manner for the labourers. As far r has at resent
been ascertained, this system has bees carried eta between filt•
twelve and thirteen yearn. Stuart bed also been In the it
habit of employing the era and material of the firm fa the sr,
elnetruction a lathes, its, sod disposing of them for hi.
own ladividual benefit. The most heartless forties of the m.
fraud, however, is the receipt by Stuart of • sovereign from E.
Mr. Bennett far at irjoried °mum whisk was never paid 7
over. • senreh warrant having been' obtained, the pollee et
M etwart's resides's, 4, Asserehas-read, New- lit
e-rmtilawght away half a cart lewd of property (moot
shed Nis. Sousa ae belonging to bleb oorebting of !e
how rewriters, gas lamp, corrugated WS ornamental
mettles (meleding two equate, well shelled with fish),
n•fast en d from the material of his employer., with it
which the hones was decent; d. fe

Masers. Beaman sad Corps welt tell the reales automat
of the dash:edam, bet they at resent neigh reveral thou-
isead Siondord.

Out's Mx, Nov. 17.—At a pension of the
lloseereble &testy of Gray's-lea, bolds this shy, Philip
dues Wiagesla, Rel., Thomas Dudley Ryder, Esq., M.A.,
sad Thum Ridley, Esq., were coned to Use demo of

WOW. PAW= ONZ MULLING DATA
MONDAY, Nov. 17 .-Zdadmeeese ea payereal, 624; Mao
by seem dame, 184. Tel vilSees, 708.
London, England, 1856-11-18

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR AND
EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA FOR ITALY.

A telegraphic despatch from Vienna states that
the Emperor and Empress of Austria left yesterday
for Italy, and arrived at Leybsch in the evening.
The Brussels Independanee states that the impe-
rial couple are followed by a niuseross court, and by
some members of the diplomatic ono, including Sir
Hamilton Seymour. Their Majesties purpose re.
mining in Italy until January next. Three weeks
will be devoted to Venice. The Emperor is the
bearer of an act of amnesty to his Italian ',objects,
"from which the court and government of Vienna
anticipate the best results."
London, England, 1856-11-18

ITALY.

Letters from Naples of the 12th announce the pub-
lication of a decree authorisicg the construction of a
railway between Naples and the Gulf of Taranto.

It i; confidently stated that the Neapolitan go-
vernment hes remised to make Naples s free port.
Naples was tranquil up to the date of the 12th, but
business had slackened.

PINDMONT.

A letter from Nice of Nov.ll says:—" A Russian
war•frigate entered the port of Villa:renal at tan
this morning. The usual salutes were exchanged
with the fort and the Sardinian steamer Governolo.•

Intelligence from St. Peterburg, in the Correa-
pomdant de Hamburg, states that a considerable corps
of Russian troops is concentrated on the frontiers of
Persia and Turkey, to give effect, in ow of need, to
the influence of Russia, if the affairs of Persia and
Affaltsnistan should assume a serious character.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(1101 t 00 a
London, England, 1856-11-20

ANOTHER EXTENSIVE FRAUD ON THE'

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.

The otorniog the Clerkouwoll polies court was
orewilod to IDIOM to hoar the chugs preferred against Mr.
William Bull. the chief oink is the monataat'a dim
who woe placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged
with embentiog the sum of 1,0004 the imams of th
mammy.

Dir. leash appeared for the promotion
Freon the evidmee it appeared that the prisons bad been
shief clerk in the acentatset's dace, and fa that situation
all the cheques drawn by the directors were pissed in the
hands of Yr. Reynold*, the aseonutant, sod by bin
gives Into the custody of the prisoner. One
shwas for ROL, drawn in favour of the 'stool-
dad Fun, sad dated 11th July, was apple.
plated by Al. to his own purpoese Yesterday,
whoa 'shed is make op his mounts, ha said hi
was a detentes to the Most of 1,0001., sad that he was
my sorry. Kr. Reynolds told his he nest consider him.
self I. tested,.

The facts lUiviag hem Ghostly you late, the prisoaer was
reasanded foe a few days.
London, England, 1856-11-20

THE GOLD ROBBERY ON THE SOUTH-

EASTERN RAIL

Since the examination of Agar, the detective
@Mean, Mertes sad Smith, is whose haute the as is,
have hen estively presewMtg their lagairks, sad it is ex-
pense aey wih be le a panties ie the tonne nami•
Mime sewobsrate Ages set rely la the male feats, bet
the minis of ht. dittsli. Me taboos who sew ve Piens
colt Aar sightly to the .taboo before the reir took
ries tai be pielessd, es well as the eabmea who done
Sahtie.. as its sight of the robbery, sad the mimes she
Nmato msewlegbaswiectesit *ma se P~sw, sod thew
lartawarrft sad die Ihe sheadnaheit who showed
Agee ID 110 Isis= Is the releleAtiess Is the Borough
wider We preemeM weehiag his Mode, but la nality to
teas se foresails be was of Use keys at the tree safe tibiae
Teats
Wittsieg lesughle le
him
* the mum is Thiel Pam Hay became
'squirted Ida the robbery, it wen that though her
suspicious wen mowed at the time. the satins of Agar wed
Pisces trees se guarded thin she mull set mental& whet
they were espied about, sad sitheugh they answered be
iagewass as se what they wore dig whew they were we
gaged is eashiag the gold, by tellies ter "lather arra
weeekur Ca mat ins for tt mini your NS beatners") the
ehressesleeest remand fresh is tot and it weasel
Ilea MN A was mangled for forgery and wavering, sad
dw obs ehited him, to eontasey with nem% wife, et
Peelsaville reisseithat she was informed admired robbery
by Mew. Pima. Temessed with that koowiedgo, it would
bare bon *IVA thus Phase would have send towards
her sad has mile la e mere Madly orbit, and sot ban
Wad. by his the probability el her betraying him.
The threat seed by .Mr. Lewis at the last smitelaatien,
Mist be would hew Panay Kay watched I. her boon be-
aten she Were& by the adwea of Mr. Balkh, to stag her
seddearra, has hese se far ballad by the prosetenkna, sad
they have Miura mesas Is effectually provost bar beteg tam-
pered with between the presses time mad that dike trial of
the primers.
London, England, 1856-11-20

THE INTENTIONS OF RUSSIA.

The news concerning the intentions of Russia with
respect to the execution of the Treaty of Paris are
conflicting. The latest intelligence is in the Nouvelle
Gavotte de Prue.. (a journal altogether of a Russian
colour), which, according to a tolegraphio despatch,
dated Berlin, Nov.lB, affirms that Russia is ready to
give up the Isle of Serpents,but that she means to keep
Bolgrad. This is in some sort confirmed by the
Wortemburg Monalour, • journal often well
informed, which, speaking of the report that Russia
had made up her mind to yield both the
points in controversy, says it has reason to believe
the news is true, "at least so far as regards the Isle
of Serpents." On the other hand a recent °orris-
pendent* from Berlin states very confidently that
Russia will give up Bolgrad as well, on condition that
the whole matter shall be quickly decided,so as to leave
England no pretext for remaining in the Black Sea.
Russia makes a great virtue of this offer, it is said,
beasnes she observes that the fact of the presence of
the English ships in those waters would relieve her
from any obligation to obey the treaty, if she were
disposed to take advantage of the circumstance.
A correspondence from Constantinople in the
Freese states that M. Tnouvenel had presented a
note of Resohid Pacha, reminding him that the 28th
of October was the last day fixed by the treaty for
the evacuation of the Turkish territory. This note,
i►is said, we the principal topic in political circles
at Constantinople when the mail left on the 10th
Instant. It appears from the r.'lllB correspondence
that the two guns fired upon the English vessel at
Yenikali were only loaded with powder, and it is
suggested that they may have been meant simply as
signals. However, some letters say that Admiral
Lyons has sent a squadron to demand reparation,
but the point is left in great doubt.

PRUSSIA AND NEUFCHATEL-PROSPECT
OF A SETTLEMEN T.

A letter from Paris, in the Nord of Enamels,
says:—" General Dufour bass had several confer-
ences with the Emperor on the subject of the
Neufehatel question, and it is believed here that
au arrangement will be come to between the
Helvetic Confederation and Prussia. The Fe-
deral Council is disposed, as I have already stated,
to release the royalist prisoners of Neufchatel The
language of 03 I Wiener untie= this fact. On
the other Mad, the King of Prussia, satisfied by that
measure and by the adhesion of the Germanic Diet,
will not prove himself exacting in the conditions of a
territorial cession of the principality."
London, England, 1856-11-20

MINI -THIS DAY,

Two o'CLocx.
In the market for home mining stock, the
psi feature is a demand for South Cern Brea shares,
which have risen 41. since Monday. In other
respects the market exhibits no striking change, bat
business is more active than it has been of late.
In the Stock Exchange not a single transaction is
reported in any description of mining stock.
Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the
Mining Exchange:
Dien Done, 31}. 32i; Great Alfred,94, j; Greet
Work, 16.5; Lady Bertha, 2De., 21e.; Leeds 81. Aubyn, 2;
tkruidga Console, 21. 14.. 61 . f. 4, I. 211-16; Tavir Con—
sols, 10.., 12.. Bd.: Wheal Kitty (Latent), It; Wheel
Ledoot, 14;W:teal Wrey, 6 111; 16.6-6.11.8=6.14.

- -
In the Stook Exchange:
West Bonet, 321. 32; tiorttidge Console, 2/ ; firtat:Aluth
Tolgai, 131, 1 ; 83oth Con Bros. 16}; Great Wheal
Alfred, 01 ; Lady Stiteui, 20.., 19.. 63. ; Draktwalls, 331 ;
Vale et Tor?, 13.., 16.. 63. ; Port Phillip, 31. ; Sehttego,
21, 1
London, England, 1856-11-20

YR. BRIGHT, M.P.

Contradictory mods on the health sod rumoured
retinsest of Mr. Bright from public We having been dr.
sensed, the real foots of his resent indisposition and the
nano of his temporary atones from parliament may be
stated. ?he ►oa. member for Mounbester wee compelled
het mein, from the ales of years of overwork of body
sad ailed, sad eider medical advice, to diseos!t•ae
for a while hie attaidain la the 11011110 of Commons.
Hie sabsequest toss and geld 'porta in Scotland sad
Wales, though °lading mach to improve his pasral
health, failed la completely n-esta►lishing his wonted
vigour. Oa tke smut retommeadations of his physician•
he bee determined sot to appear in parliamest during
the sissies series. Mr. Bright left Leedom oa the 10th
lest., wit► soma binds, fcr Park, handing to visit
iris, aid afterwuds to par some months in the Italia&
Stator. The seeessloa et sac► as eminent public man from
pullament, thoy► only for =other year, will be the sub-
** of regret by all parties. Whatever the doffareases et
political *pinks, it is the clrusteristie or oar eosstrystea
Or vela* sod looped Ss Weals sad honesty of public sea
of all seedose. Tao penman°, and vitality of our ga-
lena of pensionary goverment saint I. the
attrition sad malliot of cared and powerful
Wads, sad nib • mtad was Mr. Bright's. His
Sena and eloquaes were appreciated Alan by par-
tisan sad opposom. For the last few mouths be his bees
Me gout of statenisa digging from him on politics se
widely sie the poles asunder. Public saes of Mr. Bright's
ability and manorial formers not superabeaUSist, sad eau
►e spend; and, though It has bees our duty to differ
Gem him ea almost every point on which he has expressed
definite °plaints, we ere auxins to record our sorrow both
fee the fact and for the eases of his non appearance is par-

Ws an latonnad that Mr. Bright communicated person.
oily to his leadlog Maßebester coasutuents his intanded
year's abeam* abroad, wit► the tender of his seat ; but that,
tittering gad hoctourably, Ms local friends pleased 'postai'
its retention.
Mr. Bright's last visit wan to Mr. Cobden, is Wolof.—

GRAND MASONIC CEREMONY IN Liticsamorahe
tows of Leicester was the setae ea Tuesday lost of a gnat
isthmian of the Freemason of the Midland Comities, to do
hamar es tbe isstel.miew of Berl Howe, es provincial
greed mums el Leiesetershire. The bretbres assembled at
the Three Cram Hotel at doves o'clock, wbere the erre-
nosy of botallatisa was performed, sad a imagratelatory
again reseed % the Noble earl. The brethren tbea
well passion% IS. Jibe's Chard, where a serrate
Wee medal by the peselalial greed cholas, the Rev.
O. C". Peraviek, Ni ilberaerebranieted at the laying of the
foundation Meth of the sew diarist scdmele I. SW4IOIIOII
with the thank with the seaweed naesaie feneslities.
A diniegaidise geognay est gem to • b agewt at the Bell
Motel la Ike evealegollabilt iietastre presided.

•Immi
London, England, 1856-11-20

DENMARK.

BERLIN, Nov. 18.
Authentic communications announce ascertain the
approaching abdication of the King of Denmark in
favour of Prince Ferdtaand.

We (Times) have received a telegraphic despatch
from Odessa, from our own correspondent, stating
that Prince Worotrow died at that city on the 18th
last., at 4 o'clock in the afternoon.