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The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-17

TISTAMENZABY IN23LLIGINCZ

The late George Biggs, Etq., for many years book-
whet and pable.ber, of 441, Steued, where he died on the
22nd of May last, has left personalty to the amount .1
70,0001 ; had wade his will on the 7th of August, 1868, and
a oodicil on the 13th of May, nine days before his death. He
appointed uhis mentors Henry Haynes Descembe, Req.,
of Lyon's
t Inn. St. Clement Dow, solicitor, to Whom tie
has bequeathed 2,0001. ; Benjamin Davy Cousins, of Helmet-
cant, rend, prhster, to whom be bee bet method
7,0001. ; and Richard Croswell, of Benin, Surrey,
draper, to whom be boo bequeathed 1,2001. To his
wife he has left all his furniture, together with a rum
of 12,0001., and en hone date bequest of 2001. There
us tart lee than 150 legatees, many readvlag legacies
varylog in amounts of 1001., 2001., 300/ , and lit. num, more
or km; all legacies are to be paid to fall and free of legacy
defy. The parties are principally hie assiatante, booksellers
I. buninase, sad the numerous contributors to the zawnif
Herald (which eau publebed by hies); them contribehomare
residents io all parts of the gjobs. stn. M.ry Ann Legh,
predemence, hos a legacy. There an the following charitable
in goon' —To the Primate' Praetors Society, 6001.; Pelotas'
Widow sod Otpban Fend, 1004 the Printer: Almshouse Fond,
1001. ; and to each of the following hospitele 1001.: —Charing
Crow lithes College, Westselsetor, Cossempelen, Cenoer,
sad Royal Fres Hospital. To the Society for Sae Preventka
el Cruelty to Aetna., 2001. The Royal Natimal Lifeboat
Institution, Mechanics' Institute, Govereasese Isedltution,
Dressmaker' laslitutios, sad Servants' Ham, 1001. each.
TN residue of hie property he beqaeaths to the Printers'
Almshouses Society, for the stet priatees and the widows of
piston, to be distributed amongst such of them se the ge-
nerates of that society may select.—llleetrathi Nom of CA.
Virg

maims Clara Novelle will heave England for Italy
ea Monday next, 22nd that., but perinea to bar d
ono boo maned to sing at a popular concert at ther e
Crystal
Palace on Wrdnaaday next, the 2 let lam. As thr will be
bet last apptarance in England for • considerable time •
lags attesdance may be erected, eeperially ea the reorder
meets announce that the admire will be the tamer on
ordisary daya—or
CIURITY BeLtallt.--A cartons reason is assigned
Ow keeping emit the snout taken at each stall during the
harm receatly held at the Arecobly.rooma. It I, rated
thee area the ladle were mach mom successful in effecting
sere then erre; earequentlr, to soothe the disappoint-
art of these whir reds emparatively small mums, and to
subdue an savior haws, it was determined that the public
roar not her an egyeetemlty d drawls; sacesayitanewly
aseaperhess.—Eressferelifirewry.
London, England, 1859-09-17

MAW MARKII2.-2HIS DAN.

Two o'CLoow.

The funds opened this morning with great ann-
um, and a fresh advance of I per cent. was soon
attained, the favourable Bank return exercising a
stimulating influence. This advance was supported
until the last twenty minutes, when a sudden fall
of per cent. took place. Consols are now quoted
i per cent, lower than they closed yesterday.
Speculative sales have been pressed, and a rumour
is circulated that the conferences are suspended.'
What truth there may be in this re-
mains to be seen. The share markets have ruled
rather higher during the morning, but are now
somewhat flatter, in consequence of the decline in
Consols.

No change has taken place in the Three per Goat.
Rent.. at Paris this morning, the opening quota-
tion being, according to Mr. Renter's telegram,
88fr. 93c. for the account.

The scrip of the New Indian Loan, after being

marked 100 k, is now quoted 100 k to f.
Console are officially marked 951 to for money,
and 951 to t for the 11th October. Twenty
minutes ago the quotation was 951 to t ; it is now
953 " sellers," both for money and the account.
The New Indian Loan (stock) bas been dealt in
at 100 j; ditto Scrip, at 1001 to 1 ; the Deben-
tures of 1868, at 963 L and Exchequer Bills, at 22e.
to no. prem.

The foreign stock market is very quiet, but the
tendency of prices until within the last few minutes
has been upwards. Turkisk stooks exhibit
an improvement of 1 per cent., the Old Loan being
quoted 831 to 841 ; and the New, 691 to 701, ex
dir.; Mexican Bonds continue in demand. The
scrip of the New Russian Loan is marked
1 and 1 dis. Sales are recorded as follows :
Brazilian Pour-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1858, 94t ;
Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 21i ;
Peruvian Three per Cents., 72 ; Russian Four-and-a-
Ralf per Cents., 99; ditto Three per Cents.,
1859 (scrip), 1, dis. ; the Spanish Committee's

Certificates, 41; ;tirkisi% Six per Cents., 1854, for
account, 84, 841, 83! ditto Six per Cents., 1858,
for account, 69.
London, England, 1859-09-17

£40712M1
M. MARSHALL. Oast Whim

FRIDAY ETZNING.

Console, which closed yesterday at 96/, opened
and closed to-day at 951 to 1 for the 11th October.
For money the twit price was 953 to /. The govern-
ment broker purchased 10,0001. Consols for the
Savings Banks, general. The official business report
is as follows:—Three per Cent. Console, for money,
951, I, I; ditto, for amount (11th Oot.), 95i, 1 ;
the scrip of the New Indian }ire per Cent. Loan,
1001, 1001 ; ditto, Stock, 1001. 1001 ; Indian Four
per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951; ditto, 1869, 961;
India Bonds, fe. eis.
- - .
London, England, 1859-03-21

ITALY.

TURIN, 8011 DAT.
The slain works which had been omattleured
fee the purpose of blowing up the Bridge of Baffa-
issas simppsd. The damage already done has not
ism tepinal.
Utters Base Tuscany elate that government has
Nina • pamphlet, bearing the signatures Ridolfi,
Iliisitsit,iNst*asi, and others, which protests against
the tmeedes existing between Austria and the
miser Is samba This circumstanos has pro-
duce! emeiderahls agitation in Tuscany, and ad-
drums far signature, expressing the feeling of the
Taman people, are now circulatiog through the
wintry.
According to advice from Rome to the 17th inst.,
General Grammont has again received a note from
Gsdiaal Antonelli requesting the immediate evacua-
tion of the Butes of the Church by the French
Imps.

ILimar 19.
Advice' have been received from Genoa to
the 18th.

---
Volunteers from Tuscany oentinue to arrive in
companies of twenty. The authorities of Tuscany
permit their departure.
It is inserted that France intends to protest against
the emistrnetion of fortißc►tiors by the Austrians in
Masson.
London, England, 1859-03-21

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

THE REVIEW OF THE IMPERIAL GUARD.
(nos ova ows mourromnorra

PARIS. OtIPIDAT iVIIIIICI.

The review of the Imperial &aid is jolt over. I
have seen it, but am not able at this moment to say
whether any political manifestation of importance
eseurred ; as far ea I can learn the expiated cry of
Trce l'ltalie was not uttered ; sad, indeed, con-
eidering the present " pacific phase" of the
poetise, it is not likely that orders should
have bees gives for any manifestation of the
kind. The absence of any important feature of the
✓eview in the eseeante given by the evening papers
saanot, however, be relied upon as conclusive, be-
muse the Emperor did not leave the ground till
6 o'clock, and they went to press before that hear.
As a spectacle the review was magnificent, and it
was favoured by lovely weather. The Petrie says
that it tool place under au " Italian sky," and that
is the only political insinuation which I find in
pint as the subject. The Emperor disappointed
a great many people by arriving on the
Champ de Mars, not by the Pont de lona, as he
usually does, but by the Paola Militate at the other
mad of the field. He wee accompanied by his uncle,
the Prinos Jerome, his cousin the Priem Napoleon,
sad sat imams, following of marshals had issiarals.
He rode eerie, round the line*, then distributed

eagles to deputations from all the regiments pre-
lim, and then witnessed the filiag past. The Em-
prom and the Printer Clothilde in two carriages
and tsar arrived on the ground at the mine time
with the Emperor, and whammed the review from •
decorated balcony in front of the Eoole
The Impress was accompanied by the little Imperial
Prince, who wore the unifOret of ►'Corporal of the
Grenadier Guards.

The Meniteur Sr this moraine publishes an
spectral of the review. It Oates that after the troops
had dialed past, the Emperor repaired to the Pont
de Ism, and gave sedan to the sentinels to siker tin
'sword to approach. His Majesty was immediately
surrounded by an immense coresoures et people,
nth& rushed with presipitatioa almant ander the
het of the hones, sheeting with the greatest enthu-
siasm the cry of " Vim rldsperear I" No accident
*below happened hem this demonstration, which
vmr quite grantsmen oa the part of the public.

The Jayne: Al Saone 4-Zeito 'tats that a ratafr
Wy, maid Klein, who resided at L'Algis (Ores), lassly
Ibltbsposibiet by grill to ED X.L.amitim firm, and •
law la therms.
The hasels provincial journals state that ea the
wallows" at Me Whose a do Paws letersist. lark
liallakeipere aro rit •Wk. to sash :altild bees ea the
arse irt, '4l lanes peralai nay randy emir •ea
London, England, 1859-03-21

FINE ABM

INSTITIITION OF FINE ARTS, PORTLAND
GALLERY, REGENT-STRUT.
• We an glad to obtene that the "peopeistary
anger." have sappremed the term Naliatei," Is rebirth we
toe meg*s lest year as applied to this lastitedioa, which
emapties that of the hassle edicts, is the yoangemt of ear
eshilitkas. Wean still mon gratified to Sod that with lam
pretensions deem is a magnet improvement Is the average
gelidity of the pictures exhibited. It is true we have a
wafer death d Agars exespoeltions, end there are few
mime the narserom landscapes of surausing exotellence.
The brothers Lauder in particular, who geatrelly °attribute
lbs most notemettly works of religious, historical, or ideal
est te this 'allay; have seat nothing of importance; stile
Omer le deokledly • larger proportion of pictures
which do sot sink below the dull level of
mediocrity, and there en not many of those Oaring
pyrotechnic displays of Icarian ambition which have
hitherto disfigured this beyend ell exhibitions. Oa the other
hasd, however among the mares distribettica of wake of
very compicooM omit, • still smaller number ',ideate ori-
ginality ce pupas. The orighality, moreover, is not sub.
jectirs, and the progress Is oawsnis towards realism, not
upwards towards klealins. Thue is aothieg smog( these
600 works which strikes as • fresh poetic creation. The
meats do not mover by empathetic readerbeg of harem
=Miss or give us Mews of nature seen through a prima&
Olas of imeghtadas Pbot "gravity sad the train of popu-
lar mines hat been among the meet efficient agenda in di-
reeling the prennot temdeney of sit. A greater measure' of
troth is so doubt now secured than heretofore, sad
genius may still ultimately meat itself; but it is well to
remember that there are many kinds as well as degree. of
Irak.

Let it, thew, be widastood, that we take a lower poem&
than we believe the artist may occupy when we elect for
primary comm 4 clarion some of the works of Warm Notch,
Pig, Moore, sad Lauder, hi this elhibitton. AU them gem-
*Mel have boss tree to setae's, have evidently studied her
with tombs fatelliglesop, end the result is a healthy battled
beim= W a distinet advance in literal tenthfalsees.

Yuma
London, England, 1859-03-21

3 ls
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to t per cent., the Old Six par Cents. closing at 83 to
t, and the New Loan at 7911 to 80. Chili= scrip
was marked dis. Russian and Spanish Bonds
met with more inquiry.
Little business was done to-day in bank shares.
Those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Char-
tered Bank were rather more offered, bat Ottoman
Bank were fatly suspected at yesterday's improve-
ment, closing at 21 to 22. Ages Bank shares were
officially marked and 67 ex div. Electric Tele-
graph stook has experienced a fresh improvement of
about 1 per cent The shares of the Vaittington
Estate and Colliery Company were quoted to-day
to 4 prem.
London, England, 1859-03-21

'Lain BY TKLEGRAPH VIA HALIFAX.

NSW YORK, Masca 10.

Cotton active and buoyant ; sales past two
days 13,000 bales. Middling uplands closed,
firmly at 121 e. to 12[c. Flour declined 100.
per barrel, and Indian corn 30. per bushel.
Wheat likewise dull, bat without alteration. Pro-
visions steady. Stock exchange depressed, and
there has been a slight decline in all kinds of seen-
. _

We have advices from Mexico. A portion of
Miranson's troops had been repulsed in an attack on
Jalapa. Mirsmon subsequently arrived before Vera
Cruz, where Liberals were confident on being able
to defeat him.

WASHINGTON, Mica 10.-3oseph Holt has
been confirmed by the t3enate u Postmaster-General
Moe Aaron Brown, deceased.
Naw Batumi, Masai 9.—Cotton has under-
gone no cheap today. Basinger has been 11.600
bales.

}lmam. Mama 10.—Th. Meant-ship Arabia,
from Livrepool, arrived here this morning.
London, England, 1859-01-13

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals of the 7tb state that the
Queen, on the occasion of the Epiphany (Twelfth-
night), had, in accordance with ancient custom, held
a reception of the members of the two Chambers and
of the great public bodies, at which brief compli-
mentary addresses were delivered. The Council of
State is engaged in examining a project for the im-
migration of Chinese labourers into Cuba. The
Emperor of Morocco, to prove to the Spaniards that
he was determined to fulfil the engagements entered
into with them, had sent an officer to the Riff to see
that the Spanish prisoners were given up to them.
London, England, 1859-01-13

COMMERCIAL.

CALCUTTA, Dec. 8.
Tan PeoDvca MAILLIT.—We have again to report un-
favourably of this mead.. The high prices demanded by
the merchants in the Ramer end the late unfavourable ac-
counts received from home have taken eve exportme aback;
yet prime keep up end we are utterly at a loss to account fur
this !hotness on the part of holders. The great remote of
the dealers for high prices seem to be always short stockm,
shod supplies, and short crops, but we Item repeatedly ex-
perienced the fallacy of believing in these reports.
Daring the fortnight under review a moderate business
has been done in produce. Indigo not so brisk as at the
commencement of the mason. Raw milk quiet and valise
drooping. Sugarin no demand for Drew Britain. fieltpetre
Mill and declining. Condi' only in demand at lower prices.
Rice a deed letter for the home markets. Oil seeds quiet.
Jute out of favour and little doing. Catch lower in value,
bat in demand for America. Safflower' good qualities
wanted. Lac dye dull of sale. Shall lac in less demand.
Tea IMPORT 11AMILET.—We have again to report an
active market is piece good., canoed by the favourable ac-
counts received from the np-erinntry matte, and the light
arrival, and stocks here during the past month, which have
lad to a farther advance of I. to 2 mom upon our last quota-
time. Yarns, although firm are rather quiet in demand, but
emprovement is coon expected,, se the imports have been
UA
To, aiONET MAZIEIT.—We have no change at on to
notice under this heed. The Bank of Bengal have nude no
alterations in their rates of discount and interest.

GOVEUNMENT SZCCEITIZI.-Still neglectad and the mar-
km is without salmatioa.

JOINT STOCK SI4 AMB IS supported, especially thaw of
the India General Steam Compaoy, 2,300 being the quota-
tions of these. Ganges share. are nominal in consequence
of the lose of another of their boat', which must materially
lower if not stop the next dividend. The demand for coal
continues, and shares In these companies bid fair to give good
dividends. In bank shares there to little doing.
. . .

EICCIIANGE.—A fair amount of businseihas been done
for the mail at 2fd. to 2ld. for first Man credit*, and 2/. ld.
to 2a. 164. for documents on Loudon.
FIIIIGHTL—The market still conticues very doll, and
rates to Great Brink', Francs, and Atnericaars still very low.
Two ship. have been taken up for London at 11. 2s. 1.1. to
carry principally Jute. The shipping in the harbour
is very barge, and the expected arrivals also the same. We
do too, shortfall, s apect any improvement watil produce be
cheaper.
London, England, 1859-01-13

TURKEY AND SERVIA.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN. 10.

Kapukisja hu delivered to-day to the Porte the
petition of the Skuptechina for the confirmation or
the election of Mtleech. Prince Miksch is already
at Bucharest, ready to leave for Belgrade.

Letters from St. Petersburg, quoted by the
Gowns de Lyn., make known a rather grave incident in
connexion with the emancipation of the pemente. The
committee of the government of St. Petersburg, alter having
terminated its labour., Imo drawn up a reapectful address to
the Emperor, praying him, after regulating the condition of
the peasants, to occupy himself with a reform of all other
classes la Ross* sod to convoke the States General of
Russia. This anszpeotad demand Ilse produced • eau-
mdersbls impassion at the court. The wish expressed by
the committee of St. Petersburg will, letters state, be re-
produced by the committees of other province.,

A correspondent of Galignani urges that the
centenary of the birth of Burns be celebrated at Paris.
" Where," he rya, "could there be a more appropriate
piece than Paris for a festival, where so many British and
Americans reside, to my nothing of the French, away of
whom ere passionate admirers of Berne Thin an mend
tranellitinne of his poems into French, and K. Itestmat'm
beautiful .may in the Revue des bests lender (Avast,
1837jahows how much he is appreciated In the higher walks
of French literature. Let some influential noblemen or
gentlemen take the lead, and a dinner party would soon he
organised ; and, moreover, Wive might be admitted at the
after-part.'
London, England, 1859-01-13

WRSTIIINSTER.

Kr. Henry Edsconik;;;li:Oi andkesie,
and Coptau, Thorn., A tatiosr. of Peckham-rye. apparel to
sunimonees charging them with wilful and corrupt perjury,
Mr. Salter, barrister, coadnoted tbe prosecution; sad Mr.
Gifford. berth/ter, eppsered for the accused. The owls were
taken singly, Mr. MUMMY' being the first chomp.
Mr. Salter stated the ems (or the proeecution. The pre-
mat prosecution ernes out of an action tried in the Court of
Gessen's Bench oa the 4th of kat December, Delors Lord
Campbell sod a special jury, for sn aleanit. The
*Muff was Mr. Isaac Herren, ea apholaterer and
Wafture dealer, et 103-4, Wellisorton-street, Woolwich,
sad the defendant was Mr. Henry Edward Martell, and
maw* other pleas which the latter est up was justification,
the ptea mainly depended upon in the action, and It was put
la toe jury by Lord Campbell the if the evidence for the
be credited the plea of justification could not
trasitekked w to
; but iton the other hand, they believed the eit-
London, England, 1859-01-13

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Livr JAR. 12. A quiet market.
Prices mossin steady, but in some tees incline to &your the
buyers. The ..in. amount to
1 6000, baler, 1,000 of which
are for 'peculation sad export. ,300 Sent, 51d. to 61d. ;
400 Egyptian, 71d. to 9.1. ; 20 Bahia, nd. ; 4,280
American.

CORN.—Boarow, JAN. 12.—There wan • good supply
of wheat at our market to-day ; the trade ruled dull et •
slight decline. White, 44e. to 46e.; red, 395. to 425. Very
little spring corn on offer, and Isetweek's prices supported.

STOCKTON.OPOW-TEPA, JAN. 12.—For the peat week
the snivels consist of a single cargo of oats from the north.
DA supply of grain at market this morning was large.
Wheat was held for en advance of 2a. to 3e. qer qr., which
checked the sale; slthough the supply was large it cleared
off at about la. per qr. over last week's prime. Barley le.
per qr. dearer. Oats met a free sale at an advance of 6d. per
qr. Baena in request at full prima. Imports during the
peat week:—Oats, coastwise, 660 qrs.

DUBLIN, JAN. 11.—We had a 6111/11 'apply and rather a
firm market at our Corn Bichanp to-day. Wheat brought
an advance of 6d. Inferior oats and grinding barley were
9d. to 6d. higher. There were a few inquiries for Indian
corn, and 30e. was obtained in retail. Pair inquiry for
foreign wheat.

CATTLE.—Socru J. 12. Sellers tried to establish
advanced rates today, in which they succeeded in some in-
stances, but trade finished heavy, with a drooping tendency
in prices. Beef made from 2s. ftd. to be.: mutton, 4s. to
ss. 2d.• yeal„3s. Bd. to 4s Bd.; pork, 3s. to 4a. 4d. per
stone of Blbs., sinking the offal.

LEATHER AND HlDES.—There was again a good
demand for leather during the whole of the past week, and
oa Tuesdays' Leadenhall, abhough the supply was quite an
average, the pries of the previous week were fully supported
with an advance of Id. par lb. on the best quality of light
calf skins. Not any public sale of foreign raw geode ham
been held, but by private contract there have been mold
7.000 salted butt hides at Old. to 7id. At the public auction
of market hides, this week, In Bermondsey, the heavy hides
made 41d. to 4fil. ; light hides, 30. to qd.

COALS.—Lownox, JAN. 12.—Broldles West Hartley,
16a.; Byase's Beholds West Hartley, 165.; Davison's West
Hartley, 16a. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16e. ; Tannald
MOCT, 12a. 3d.; Walker Primrose, 12a. 6d. ; Wylant, 16s.
Wells End Cloaforkt, 18s.; Eden Main, 18e. 9d.; Will. End
Hatton, 20a. ; Walls End South Batton, 20s; Walla End
Btawart's 205.; Walls End Camp, 19a. 3d.; Walls End
ThorPe, 191.; Wall. End Whitworth, 16a.; Nixon'.
21s. ; Nixon's Merthyr, 21s. ; Powell's Darya Btaam, 21a.
—Ship at market, 48; said, N.
London, England, 1859-01-13

IN II CZAZI.II 1. 00Z1.14.-TISIT TO

The tesolvaat, • dirk, was opposed by Mr. Reed for a
creditor aimed loam. • Mr. Kellyappearcd perms,
sad Mr. Dawes supported.
The lasolnat and • pram named Gosling had been con-
sumed la hill trasesetioas. Gosling bad been to Canterbury,
and was ellsahaged sadn the set.
An spribeticri tae node for ea adjoursment to settle with
tin sreatar sad the herbed Commiasionsr told the insolvent
that mien he settled ha would have no further pontoon.
Mr. Kelly axoplainad that ha held two bills or the insol-
vent sad anew and the latter had paid a .Wt to Canter-
bwy, sad, like may others, bees discharged there. It was
bird ea creditors that imolvents should pay visits to Gator-
bry mad get disebarpd.
lir. Down said It wee a sang retreat. (A
Mr. Kody—lt Is • treat for laminate. (Ictar.)
Mr. Commissioner M by had heard of such Wags.
The mos was adjourned to the 11th of March, and the
preeeotioa meowed.
London, England, 1859-01-13

PARILLUBNTARI REFORM.

At a large meeting of the town council of Sheffield
u.iyeattedan.dy, sy .do
pstitiopnwi Its l
favour
was .
ourof parilyiammenthtearithrefe reform
wee
ssed
Norfolk should be requested to present it in the Lords, sad
Mr. J. A. Roebuck in the Commons. The following Is an
abstract of the petition
" That the Privilege of the electoral franchise Id unseees-
roily restricted to les than one million of persons out of six
millions of adult males in the United Kiagdom, and that
many towns very inconsiderable in population have the came
right of returning members to parliament as large end popu-
lous cities and boroughs, white many other large towns are
entirely without representation. That the evils of the pretient
system arise in • great measure from the inequality still exist-
ing therein in despite of the many reforms totroduced by the
act of 18S2. That no measure of parliamentary reform will
be satisfactory to the great body of the people which
does not extend the franchise. That the borough franchise
should he given to every male person of full age and not
' subject to any legal incapacity, who shall reside in a borough,
be duly registered, and occupy ea owner and tenant in part
or whole any lees which are rated to the poor; that the
county frbe given to all persons occupying a tens•
meat of the annual value of ten pounds ; and that the fran-
chise in Scotland and Ireland be assimilated in principle and
effect to the franchise in England and Wales. That In order
to secure the independence of the voter the votes be taken by
way of ballot. That also • great change be made is the
electoral districts throughout the country, so that in the re-
apportionment and distribution of seats there shell be such
an approach to an equalisation of constituencies as shall
enable a majority of voters to choose • majority of the repre-
sentatives of the people. That in cedar to insure the respon-
sibility of the representatives to their constituents, the term
for which any representative may be elected shall not exceed
three years."
London, England, 1859-12-07

THE POLICE COURT&

MANBIgIt-HOUBB.

Riehaegf Garrett7l9, Rare Birds, U. mod Babel Birds,
30, were &ergot with stogie; about 161 he. of wool, the
pr&erty of Yarn. Baseedele sod Co., Milroy owlets.
iiiu.4 trotle
.ot, who all reserved their dasaor, ware ores-

WESTMINSTER.
Mr. Stelilt end Mr. ° barristers, sooompeeled by
Mr. Towne, solicitor to the Hoefridge, . Hugh Rowley, &Waded et
this 031311 to solicit sa divan:meat for tea days of the
hearing of the charge of alleged perjury against 81r Ilugh's
We wits la • suit for divorce recently tried In the Coast of
Probate. etWestadostor.

Mr. 111;MS116,12enTe;er, who wee retained for the lady,
appeared on the other aide to beg that the summons might
be heard on the day originally flied.
After Mr. Sleigh and Mr. Metcalfe had both addreimed the
maigisezete,
Mr. Peyote, mid he was of opinion the public) must think,
Nice reeding the eomunt of the tnel in the Divorce Coat;
that Mrs. Rowley had been shamefully fumed by bar hat-
baud. She, through her advocate, pledged her oath to the
truth of everything she had said in tbst court, red the Hon.
Mr. Rowley had before him (the worthy magistrate) sworn
that what she bad mid was untrue. The lady sad gentle-
st"' were therefore at eqtud teems, and neither could maw
by the delay.
The required adjournment was this granted.
London, England, 1859-12-07

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Renter's office in anticipation of the mail due in
Loudon on the 14th Deorenber :
CALCUTTA, N0v.14.
[Par bibs telegraph, Ere days altar the departure of the
sad du ht Landoll ell Miuvalllas on the 14t► Nombre.]
The Buffs leave for China to-morrow.
Imports inactive. Exchange on London, b. Old.
to 2s. 00.

BOMBAY, N0v.16.
Imports active at felt rates. Fachange on Lon-
don 2s. Old. to 2s. lid. Freights improving.

COLOMBO, Noy. 16.
The Chief Justice of Ceylon is dead. There is a
great scarcity of labour. Trade dull.

CHINA.
SHANGHAI, Ocr. 21.
No political news.
Lugs sales of black tea. Green in limited re-
quest. Silk market well supplied. Tonnage plenti-
ful. Exchange on London at six months, Bs. Bd.

CANTON, OCT. 27.
The new customs mills do not work well. Markets
quiet. Teas flat. Freight to London 31.

HONG KONG, Oct 29.
A destructive fire took place here on the 20th.
Property of the value of 100,000 dollars burnt.
The Yates Hartley steamer wev lost on the rocks
eighty miles from thm place. The crew and trauma
were saved. The ship Inkermann, of London, has
also been lost.

The exchange on London at six months has ad-
vanced to 46.10 d.

MANILLA, OCT. 22.
Markets dull. Sugar and hemp unaltered. Ex-
change on London at 8 months, 4s. U. Freights
to England, 11. 10s. to 2L

SINGAPORE, Ocrr. 6.

The steamer Ottawa, with the English mail of
the 26th Sept. in to-day, a week °mdse. Market
for European goods quiet. Produce in good demand.
Exchange on London at 6 months, 4a. ed. Tonnage
plentiful. Freights declined.

JAPAN.
NAGASAKI, Oar. 21.
The Japanese enibuey will leave for Washington
by the Powhat on the 22nd February.
Trade is progressing.
London, England, 1859-12-07

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.

MARSEILLES, TUESDAY.
The Valetta hu arrived with the Australian mail.
MELBOURNE, Ocr. 17.

Parliament was opened on the 13th, and Mr.
Murphy was elected Speaker without opposition,
The want of confidence debate will commence on the
18th October, and a majority against the ministers
is certain.

Trade is dull. Imports in encase of oonsumption.
Money tight. Exchange for 60 days, i premium.
Government debentures are firm. The revenue
shows an increase of 300,00 W. for the year. The
production of gold is 100,000 canoes less than last
year.

Departure of gold ships for London :—The
Lewchew, on September 20, with 28,000 ounces ; on
September 30, the Norfolk, 88,000 ounces ; and on
October 17, the Anglesey, 70,000 09110111.
Flour has fallen 30 per cent. Wool in increased
demand, primp ls. 10d. to 2s. per lb. Tallow de-
clined. Hides lower. The labour market is over-
stocked.

SYDNEY, Ocr. 16.

The quarter's revenue has incresaed 90,0001. Ex-
change for 60 days at par. The capital of the Bank
of New South Wales has been increased 60 per cent.
Government debentures are easy.
A resolution against the separation of Moreton
Bay has been carried in Council.
Three Englishmen have been shot in New
Caledonia, being in arms against the Government.
London, England, 1859-12-07

THE HOMEWARD MAILS.

The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the 13ombay
end AaatraU mail, le expected at Malta on the 4th that,
She easy be looked for at Southampton on the 14th inst.
The Noma arrived at Suez on the 28th ult., at midnight.
She paned the Columbia, with the outward MatteMtn mall,
on the 13th ult., between Aden and Mauritius.
London, England, 1859-12-07

PIEDMONT.

A new journal has been founded at Turin, with
the title of Standardi Italian. It promises to be an
influential organ, for the principal editors are the
great orator and celebrated deputy, N. Brcfferio,
and M. Gueraszi.

CENTRAL ITALY.
FLORENCE, Dzo. 6.
The Meseitere Toseano aanounces that M. Boa-
compagni will take the title of Governor-Cleneral of
the League of the Provinces of Central Italy.
Baron Ricuoli has returned to Florence.
London, England, 1859-12-07

MURDERS IN !ISLAND.

A correspondent of Saunders' New, Writing
Iran Westmeath. gays :_^ Our amity has bora opts dis-
graced by a most barbarous and atrocious mania; oar
'Mud oa ma old sad inoffassave farmer, named Kelly,
radding seer Draeresey, in this county. Kelly had this
No mews of lead which adjoined his Gam, and from whisk
WkW Mesa bad been .jreted. On Sunday law he re-
armed from prayers at hi. perish chapel. and had just eat
dower to his limner when his servant, front an adjoining
sp awned. was startled at hearing the report of a gun; on
eateriag the ream she found biro lying deed upon the floor,
sad hie brains mattered ova the food he hod bees akar.
Tao samela mast have been Woo. to his victim, as the haw
sad skull were burned by their door proximity to the musk
of the pan."
A dreadful skiir occurred on Monday in the town of
Duaganam. A owistabia, a man who had for &tees years
manta/ad au exemplary character in the police, had, con-
trary to the rule. of to. servos% privately married. Ho was
on the point, however, of obtaining the penalesion whoa
agonies were est on foot, and the fact ireaspirod that Imbed
bum already marled. Fur this Whims Molds was rattail
to the reek sad pay et a sub-constable for six months. This
Isformeolon was teamed to him by a brasher constable
named Matthews, who was suspected by Kolas of being
instrumental in discovering the mond manage. Aedag
1 opcm this suspicion Holden fell upon Matthews sad shot
him dead. Tao amour then started of, and fn his light
enonuwand his sateinspector oaring out of a hoods where
be had beta paying a wait, aa I was shout to moan his
hone, when Holden rumba upon Ono and indioted up= his
hood avowal fearful wounds with some dagger-itke metro-
Meat wits which he was armed. The inspector, Mr. W. H.
Matthew., is reported to he In as extremely precarious sate.
The murderer the* mounted his victias limo' and rode off
at • furious speed, and was not beard of till yesterday morn-
ing, whoa Is era arrested in the town of Dondalk, where
it was apposed be was about to embark on bond one of the
Mama tweed for Lerma:.
London, England, 1859-12-07

THE OUTWARD MAILS.

Th. Gybe arrived at Malta on the 29th ult.,
at 7 a..., aad left at midnight for Alexandria.
The Simla wee to leave Men, for Calcutta, on the 27th
alt.

The Bengal arrived et Ceylon on the 7th of November,
en route to Calcutta.

The Hladostan let Sues for Calcutta, and the Salaette, for
Australia, on the 29th November.

The Panther arrival at Malta cm the let bat., at 8 cm.,
cad left at 8 am. The Alhambra left Malts for Corfu, at
the same time as the Panther.

The Royal Brazilian mail packet Oneida arrived
at Southampton yesterday. with the mails from the
Brazils and the River Plate. Her dates are—
Bottom Ayres, Oot. 31 ; Rio de Janeiro, Nov. 9;
Bahia, 16; Pernambuco, 16. The Oneida brought
80 pamangers, of whom 13 landed at Lisbon. The
freight includes diamonds of the value of aboat
93,0001.; specie, 9,6631.
London, England, 1859-12-07

ROME.

101311, Du. 3.
The session of the Council of State has been
opened by the President Cardinal di Pietro.
The Financial Consults was received to-day by
the Pope, and Cardinal Pavelli (its president) frankly
explained the wishes of the Assembly.
His Holiness replied that he will consider what
steps are mammy to give satisfaction.
The Concordat with Baden hu been published
and is similar to that concluded with Austria and
Wortemberg.
London, England, 1859-09-10

ATTEMPT AT MURDER.

As a young man named Harrison, who has lately
returned hem America, was on Ms way home ea Saturday
night from the pubic sports which bad beenetvld at Alstoo,
he called at Nenthall public-house, kept by a lira. Graham,
when • Lumber of young men were drinking at a late hour.
Harrison tried to pick a quorel with a young man of the
name of Bramwell, and while together in the pump, Harri-
son draw his pocket knife and Itallictid a number of serious
wounds, one of which nearly forced out one of Brsanwelra
eyes. Another wound of arery serious character was indicted
behind the right shoulder ; a third within the eighth of an inch,
of the jugular vein, and several more wounds of a very serious;
character on one side, in one of which pert of the knife
blade WM left (so the report Nays). Alter making a mut-
dermas attack at two other men Harrison ran home, bolted
and barred the door, so that violent means had to be adopted
before the policeman could arrest him. However, Mr. Teas-
dale, a sergeant of Folios, and his colleague, though roughly
saaaiLd by Harrison's diabolical shreds to blow out their
brains, forced their way into his bedroom, apprehended, and
brought Lim to the lock-up at Alston, where he has under-
gone one execoinstion, and is remanded for eight days, in
order to see whether Bramwell will be able to appear against
him, before he is committed to Carlisle Gaol. Beausweil le
still very weak from the loss of blood, ccoolosed by the
number of wounds indicted. Dr. Gill, on exudates and
dr./sing the woandsaie.maysbhey are of a 'miry dangerous tha-
t ratter.—Newcartle
London, England, 1859-09-10

THE FEZAL PLEB ft THE WATEELOO-20.A.D.

Last evening as impost was held before Mr.
Carter, the coroner for East Some, at the Crows T
Churl-sinet, on the ladles o: Mrs. Ei.zs Barton, aged
48, her daughter, lilies Reid, aged 26, and her son, Edward
Barton, egad 9, who lost their NM at the fire in Waterloo.
road on Wednesday morning lest.
Polioe-oonstable Gregory, 264 A, deposed to the discovery
of the fire at four o'clock on Wednesday morning, and to
his endeavouring, but in vain, to alarm the inmates, and he
stated that when the engine tied arrived, he heard a scream-
ing from the top windows. This was soma Minute before
the arrival oldie escapee.
William Holloway, engineer of the Firabrigade, spoke of
beating • ery for help, and that he saw a person at the wha
doer on the second floor. He west for some hidden" The
firs then buret out of the upper portion of the building. wad
ultimately destroyed a portion of the tool. Wee of optakm
that the ere originated to the ahoy under the counter. After
the fire he found two bodies, those of Mrs. Burton and her
daughter, in the gutter, and that of the boy in the onto.
Did not note any suspicious circumstances connected with
the fire. It was impoasible for a **male to get out of the
gutter, as the party wall on each side was 7 feet high.
Mr. James Burton stated that he returned home a little
after 11 on Tuesday night. He gave his win a little brandy,
and went to tie atop-daughter.* room to give her some, but
she wow saleep, and he did not disturb her. When be re-
tained to his wife's room eh* was in bed reading. a book by
the light of • midis. Hs r. queered her to put it out ea It
was 12 o'clock. She said oho must put it oat quickly se It
wee all the oandle they had in the house. He than went to
sleep, sad the neat thing he recollected wan being awakened by
hie wife, who said, " Get up, there is a fire." Begot op and
saw =dm coming trona between the shop shutters. Did noises
where hie wife went to at that time,but be ran into his step-
&alienated room., pulled her by be Bair, end told her the
house was on See. He then went into the front attie and
awoke his eon Horace and his stepson Frederic. He liked
up the math of the window and then went back and met his
wife and step-daughter, and be Hied them out of the win-
dow. Ha mtsaed Edward, but thought he was in charge of
his mother. He /prang out of the window and fell and hurt
his back very much. The flame were thin ascending, and
be Disked that bin wilt unfortunately tumid to the Idt of
the window. Henna stood ea the wept end saw his son
Horace shunting on the root of the art bones ; he cad
out, " Where's mother f" end Hence replied, " All
right." He thought she was saved He was than dragged
from the parapet into • window of the sent horns.
In answer to the COMM. be said he had no memos to sus-
pect say wrong. He one Insured for 60C1. In the Phoenix,
sad bad been hosed for else yews.
, Tbs)wry lainiediatsly manna a verdict of " Accidental
London, England, 1859-09-10

THE GREAT EASTERN.

DREADFUL ACCIDENT.
(THIS DAT.)

(IT n.scnuo TTLIOIII.II

(//14M OVII OW

PORTLAND, SAToItDAT, 10 A.K.

The Omit Eastern has just anchored. On the
poise from the Nore, off Hastings, at six p.m.,
a terrific , xploeioa occurred in the funnel
casing of the forward boilers; the fittings
of the grand saloon and lower deck cabins
were blown to pieces; thirteen firemen and stokers
were scalded or burnt, two aresince dead, one jumped
overboard, and was drowned. Five are not expectA
to recover.

By as almost miraculous interposition, no pas-
senger was iojared.

71w names of the men killed are John Boyd.
giiihrsll,fireman ; Michael Mahone, Liverpool, ditto
(cmped over board); Edward Patrick Gormon.
Those severely hurt are Michael Mainly, E. Ed-
wards, J. Yuxur, Liverpool ; R. Adams, Rotherhithe ;
William Sparks, Mile-end; and Wm. Eli, Peebles.
Mt slightly injured is William Bristow &who-
lOC.

The ship and machinery with thi exception of the
burst funnel are all right.

Sr. o.lolorB-111-27E-1417.
London, England, 1859-09-10

SPAIN.

One of the Madrid journals of the 4th publishes
a letter from Tangiers, which states that • dissen-
sion had arisen between the Spanish and English
vice-consuls, in consequence of the former haying
summoned before him for some reason a Spanish
sailor, who had engaged himself on board an
English ship, and on the man's refusal to appear had
bad him arrested and lodged in prison. The Eng-
lish vice-consul, thinking this a violation of the pri-
vileges of the English flag, had demanded the re-
lease of the sailor, but had not obtained it. He had
therefore presented a formal protest, and had sent
a report on the matter to his government.
The Madrid journals of the 4th have arrived. The
Count de Lunen& (Marshal O'Donnell) bad received
the Grand Cross of the Order of Leopold from the
Xing of the Belgians. One of the journals pub-
lishes a letter from Tangiere, which states that a
dissension had arisen between the Spanish and
English vice-consuls, in consequence of the former
having summoned before him for some reason a
Spanish sailor, who had engaged himself on boardan
English ship, and on the mans refusal to appear had
had him arrested, and lodged in prison. lb. Eng-
lish vice-oonsal, thinking this a violation of the privi-
leges of the English flag, had demanded the release
of the sailor, but had not obtained it. He had,
therefore, presented a formal protest, had sent a
report on the matter to his government, and had
even, it is said, demanded a war steamer from
Gibraltar.
London, England, 1859-09-10

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

CABIIALTY.

Asia—Tbe Lisette, Oeptaiso}ereaa, arrived et Bristol from Karim,
has ca ►oard the ere. of the aria, of Windsor, H. 6, from Bn•
re ale (aoals) &r Bridgeport, . otirt, ppm, a leek sad
feamiermi am the feta asepark—Flll, Dept• 1.

VESSELS SPOKEN NVITIL

MIMI.. trout Pesuremoo lm rams'ih, August 14. Lt 32 N, la
44 W.
C9I3IWWW. Prom limes Work tot Cook. July 49, Mt 9 N. Ice 93 W.
hoes e. hoe Plymouth Mc Poe Phlllp, Susie 39.1e14.13
ke ILWeIS W.
Mee from Iturrseheo Aleut 4, to IS N. lon 19 W.
Nodes, ken entitle too Liverpool, July
beet N, lon 94 W.
PpOtt of tho Sp, troso Lawrie bar Ilhare July to Ist 313, et
19 Z.

THE MAIL BEEVICIL—SOOTHAYFTON, FEIDAY.—
The steam ship Avon Captain Revel left this day 'Maths
Brazil aad River Plate mails, 89 passengers, a fall
cargo, meals value 14,1301., jewellery 1,9001, and shill
cargo. 'The Indus will leave on the 12th inst. with the
Mediterranean, Bombay, acd Australian mails. The La
Plata will leave on the 17th with the West India mails ; and
the Tagus (doe on Sunday gent with the homeward Penn.
solar mall) will take the outward sal to the Peninsula on
the 17th. The Ripon (now on her p :nage from Alexandria
with the Bombay and Australian mails) le appointed to tale
out the Emit India and China mails of the 20th. The
Bombay mails of the 27th will be conveyed to Alexandria by
the Behar. The homeward West India mail by the Angle
isexpected on the 16th. The East India and China mil by
the Ceylon is due on the 19th. The Boarbey mao, duo oa
the 26th, will be brought by the Orissa.
THE Lola OP TUE PLYSIOLITHTEADER.—We regret
to report the lose of the Plymouth Trader, William., of
Plymouth (iron), which took place off Hartland Point dual
the gale of Monday week. The venal is one of the man
belonging to the South Devon Company at Plymouth, stri
wee from Swansea fa Domicil (railway tram about 230tosa
pertly railway chairs and partly rails). When about sit
miles off Hartland, the ship being tinder easy calmer, the
captain's attention was drawn 'to a noise occasioned by the
shifting of the railway skein, which formed the upper penis
of the cargo ; and in lees than five minutes the chop erre es
her beam end,. The crew at once gat out the boat and of
the ship, Captain Williams having Direly time to mistake
son—a lad about 11 years old—from his berth, end put him
Into the boat, when the /hip almost instantly went dom.
with the cargo, and all the clothing belonging to the cap=
and mew. The mew were pulling for three hours ins twat
terrific sea and at lest made Hartland quay. The only re
malty arising out of the °mummies le the loss of • finger hy
the sou of Captain Williams. How this happened is nit
very clearly explained, as the little fellow made no complainy
nor was be, In his anxiety to get on shore, at all aware that
he had met with en accident, until nee of the main the bar
' pointed out the fact that the little finger of the right bad
was hanging only by • slight ligature; subecquutly tin
finger was amputated.—Plymouth Jo pima.
London, England, 1859-09-10

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

AUSTRIA.

CONCESSIONS TO THE PROTESTANTS.
VIENNA, REM 10.

The official portion of Wiener Beau,ly of this day
=tains au imperial decree for the regulation of the
Protestant churches in Hungary, the Wog wodachaft,
Croatia, and &!aroma, and the military boundary
district (Militairgreuze).
The non-ofticial part of the same paper contains an
article promising that great concessions will bs
made to the protestaets of all other provinces. A
protestant member has already been elected to the
consiatory of Vienna.
Baron Bach, formerly minister of the interior, and
lately appointed ambassador to Rome, is about to
Man for that city.

ZURICH, 817 T. 10.
On Wedneeday and Thursday there were no con•
forename of the plenipotentiaries.

Yesterday the Sardinian plenipotentiaries held a
conference with M. de Boarqueney, lasting two
hours.

ROMAN BTATF,B.

ROMER, !hrs. 6 (via Marseilles).

The Pope has been attacked with fever, and in
=sequence has suspended all audiences for several
days, he is now recovering, and will leave in a few
days for Castel Gondolfo.

MUNICH, FRIDAY.

The Papal Nuncio, Prince Chigi, has been sum-
moned by telegraph to Rome to be present at the
Camel which has under its consideration certain
important adminiatrative reform'. His return is
uncertain.

TUSCANY.

TURIN, SErr. 9.

A deputation, consisting of the Marquis Lajatioo,
Chevalier Perozzi, and Professor Matteucci will
leave very shortly for Paris, on a mission from the
Tuscan government. Professor Matteucci left Turin
to-day for Paris, where he will meet his other col-
leagues.
London, England, 1859-09-10

8114R1 L 182.1-11118 DA2.

Two o'CLoal.
The railway share market to-day is inactive,
and rather fiat in character. Lanoashire and York-
shire stock kas declined per cent., being quoted
971 to t. Borne of the other leading descriptions
are quoted to 1 per cent. lower than at four
o'clock
.yesterday. London and North Western
stock is now quoted 931 to t, ex div. ; Great
Western, 69/ to t ; Midland, 1031 to 104, ex div. ;
Great Northern, 1011 to t ; and Eastern Counties,
68 to*.

LonibardoNemetian Railway shares remain at
yesterday's qaotations, the Old being quoted 2j to i
prem., and the New at 2 to 1 prem.
The Indian share are in fair demand.

Oslo %OW
60 1 111.=.
London, England, 1859-09-10

PARMA.

PARMA, Batt. 9.

In the sitting of the National Assembly to-day
a discussion took place on the address to be for-
warded to the Emperor Napoleon 111. Proposals
have been made by several members to confirm the
present executive power of the Dictator Parini, and
to declare the dichlance of the Bourbon dynasty.
The vote on the above two questions will take place
to-morrow.
London, England, 1859-09-10

GREBCI3.

Letters from Athena, of the 2nd inst., state that
preparations are now being made for a general elee-
tion in Greece. King Otho hes published a prods-
Elation in which, for the first time, it is laid down
ite a principle that the government has a right to
suggest the names of deputies to be elected. The
people are displeased at seeing the authorities oppose
in several cues men who had loudly declared in
favour of Italian independence, and among them
General Colieotrini, one of the most influential men
in the Peloponnese'. The King of Greece had laid
with some ceremony the first stone of • palace for
the Greek Academy, which Baron Bina, the wealthy
Greek backer at Vienna, has undertaken to build at
his own cost. The King, on fixing the stone, ex-
pressed his pleasure at the task devolving on him,
hie gratitude to Baron Bina, and has hope that the
Academy would be able to revive the ancient scien-
tific glory of Greece. M. de Montherot, the French
minister, had left Athena to proceed to his new post
at Baden.

TURKEY.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 9.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer has arrived with
advice, from Constantinople to the 3rd inst. :
" Reinforcements of troops have been sent to
Crete. Several arrests have taken place. A secret
understanding has been discovered among the
Cretan refugees in Greece. The principal Greek in-
habitants of Crete have forwarded a memorial to
the Porte to justify thtunselves. News from
Erzeroum state that a large fire had broken
out, and the town had been visited again by repeated
earthquake shocks. The telegraph to Smyrna is
opened. The Russian Steam Navigation Company
has announced that it is ready to receive all freights
for Kash:, Tiflis, Erivan, and Tabris.
The French transport Mayence brought yesterday
499 Austrian prisoners from Algeria.