The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-16 00:00:00

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocx.
The mining market to•day is quiet, but prices are
generally steady at yntaa.y's quotations. In the
Stook Evebecge Bast Wheal Russell shares are
officially marked 9f, and South Candor, 2471.
There have also been transactions in shares
in St. Ives Console, Great South Tolgus, Providence
Mines, and Bt. Day United.
United Mexican Mining shares are flat, and have
bran dealt in at 21 and 21. Those of the North
Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia
are marked 10s. prem.
Bat oined (sour anal weekly report of the metal market :
—Political uncertainties still prevail to the hindrance of bast-
WM, which is quite
.at a stand-still in most branches. Cop-
per mach sigledM there bang few buyers in the market,
bat prism are wtthout ohmage. Iron:staling somewhat
to the sleek ausind Ike merchant drawl end it has be-
come wars becr. Scotch pig is w . Tin . This metal
is buoyent from short supplies of Bono; and English lies
edwarapil this with 31. per ton on common, and U. per ton
oa named. Lend is harsh so firm, although the demand is
fah. Speller is again asgiseted, and declining in prim. Tin
parer ars Mari higher prior, and are to fair inquiry.
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THE LATE MADAME Bosio.—On Thursday last
on bad neva for the Italian Opera, is the tidings of the
death et Mebane BODO. This took plea an Tuesday last,
at St. Petersburg. Her beet& bad long beet delicate, and
the Run Aurae proved fatal to her. Am • singer her loas
is based great. We recollect no young artist improving so
rapidly. rte know of no one coming forward so deserving
of Tab& favour. Madame t teeth* powers ware,
year by year, relined and perfected. From being lifelessly
elegant on the siege, she warmed up pert by part Into some-
thing more sad DOOM of grace and pathos and though she
Gould never knee implied to the heights of tragedy, in, all that
err esednesand, reds, and wed, she was begistaing to com-
mend the eyeopslifr of her audience te • degree which no
one maid have estielpated tram her Snit its. Though
Madame Bakes fest ale IMO enrionely irregular, there woe
an attenstion shoat her, prim Mresdirupersediog beauty—
that which oer neighbours teem " diellsotks.' How the
void which her premature domes will MUNI on the Italian
tinge is to be Iliad we ow.ot dreen.-4/Antates.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO MS ENGLISH GROOM AT
CHANTUALT.—A DOA accident mooned last week to a
young man, • native of Cambridge., who occupied the posi-
tion of saristant-groom in the stables of the Emperor of the
French at Chantilly. The name of the deceased was Cam-
pion. and he was a son of the lade Mr. Peter Campion, of
Castle End. The int ellipses of the melancholy end
of the youth was conveyed to his Mande through a
letter teem Mr. Henry Jennings, directed to his brother,
Mr. Frederick Jennings, at Chesterton. Mr. Jennings
says that be is tiform his brother of the death of the
lad see frontCambridge and then proceeds, "T master
(the Emperor ?) came down the other day, sad wiehed to see
• gallop, and the poor boy wee pot up on a spirited mare, a
man Tory fresh. too ; after galloping • little the mars run
out, end the lad was thrown with his heed against a stake.
We did all rte could for him, but be died upon the spot."
The letter then communicates the intention to inter the re-
mains of the poor lad on Saturday lat. The demised wam
the oat Mild of a widowed and sorrow's( mother, who, by
hismelancholy death, is deprived of the support and meat-
ace which it was he= to sifted be his ?seising
paront.—Clestbrielos /
SUICIDE IN BLENHEIM Pant, Oion.—On Thum-
!el.:Elden= mato be the Spin* Cowed for Australia,
snidde 1:7 shooting Muesli Misr the Home Farm
is Blenheim-park. It appears that his name is Don
Antonio Aram de Area. On his parson were found three
lettere, one Weaned by him to the landlady of the Bear
Hotel, Woodstock, when he hie been staying since Tuesday
last, and another oddment to the Duke of Marlborough. The
third is evidently addressed to him. The address on this
letter's "Don Antonio Arom de Ayata, Spanish Consul for
Australis, Tavistock-hotel, Covent-Gerdes.' In his letter to
the Deka of Me:thorough he togs that his grace will pardon
him for gelatine hie park for • place In which to end his life,
and lie observes that Ise has •• which may be • childish
one, that objects that he should diem oultivated Beide, where
cottages are, and railroads arose, and signs of life exist, there.
fore he has :elected Blenheim Park for this purpose, and prays
that the Duke will cense him to be buried at the epot
where he has died, ;and came • cross to be put up to note
the place, according to the Spanish custom.He states further
in his letter that he went yesterday (Wednesday) to we Blen-
heim Palace, hoping that • eight a the noble paWtings would
do him good, but that the sight was of no avail. To the
landlady of the Bear Hotel he gives directions as to things of
his in her custody, ordering some to be sent to his wife in
Speft, and thanks the landlady for her kind accommodation.
Hs Irma out from the Bear Hotel is the meeting after
giving directions for hie dinner at six o'clock in the evening,
sad he postal a letter in the Woodstock Post-ofilce at twelve
o'clock at aeon, which, Os slated, is Wearied to Mr. Albert
Baumann, 26, Duncan•terreoo Islingtoo, Leaden. It a
pears that a pistol was purchased by him in London on the
Ilth of this month, _ d is stated that be came by a down
train on the Great Wanestern line to Woodstock-rend station, at
half-past four, p.m., on Tuesday, the 12th instant. The b,dy
is now lying at the Woodstoc Mk
Lodge, in Blenheim Park,
awaiting the corona's htqueet.
RAILWAY ACCOMMODATION FOR TIIE PURPOSE
OF Put= FIONTS.—tho polite
ten committee, in their report
the tolerates iusembled is general sessions at ?timidity's*,
' on Thor..ddsy, sy, drew attention to the facilitim afforded by the
' South Hest.in Railway Compsny to large bodies of persons
who travelled on their line with the avowed object of taking
pert is prim fights, and thus rommiling a breech of the
peace ; mentioothe that on the occasion of the resat fight
for the championthip a special train of thirty-four carriages,
containing nearly two thousand persona, stopped foe a bog
time midway between Iteadcom and Plockley, the safely of
those thirsting by the ordinary trains being thereby greatly
endangered. Barre of the justices present Wu personal tee-
timely to the frequency of the vatic. complained of, more
particularly on the North Kent line. The committee recom-
mended that the attention of the government be called to the
matter, but Mr. Beattie, one of the directort, happenieg to
be present, undertook to draw the attention of the board to
the soled.
RAILWAY 'I'ILATFIC.—The trafllo returns of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending April 9.
amounted to 442,610/, and for the corresponding p! of
last year to 408,4601, showing an increase of 34,160 r. The
prom receipts on the eight retinas haziirir ten.t in
the matropotis amounted for the week as above to
182,1391. ; and for the oorreepoedind
nweek air
year to 172,6661., showing en taxa of 9,1 •
the hareem on the Eastern Counties *moun toGrose
. ;
on the Great Not there, to 1,668/, ; on ted
the
don and North
Western, to I, 69 at ; an th and Black-
Western, to 6,649/.: the T-sozh
wallitto 271' ;on the l'endan WM total, 10,3471.
1,17_ ; and on the South Rasters to • , nocroo.
on
But from this must to daddted the
South Coast, leaving tits
the London. London, Begbion. and ----.- the other jinn in
crane as above 9,5731. The tempts on
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IMPERIAL PARL I AMR?iT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—FaiDAT, A►ut. 16.
TS. Lout en A:Kauai' look ►b ..M es the wooer& at
Ike limit.

no Seel of ItiIAITIMICRY 1 roosted! • petition fres
=e fevastrf telereeellotest 9ook; frors the Coe-
a +a
she Germ' Aarraely ei rhe Chen* of Stet-
Ind or 'or. red ware fee Wake so re Woes pearereleas;
Sten Tema. ler the resu lar low of teeth...es ; has the
ithabsro elf tamer, Seamy egoism the treAte le opiate.
1'AVP111: IMAINTIMANCE ACT CONTINU-

MICE BILL
Oa:►an,ltweltMEnlef HARDWICK it, lb ia
... tome, and pawl iaroughtuatultleq.
LOCAL UOVIIKNIIIINT_B BUPPLEEENTAL

SILL,

TUN real ♦ owed titue.
RED SPA AND_ INDIATELEORAPH CON-

PANNT BILL.
Lit. e'er. disitseths, the Eul of DERBY consented to
Ma poets:me rent id the above bill.
EDUCATION IN INDIA.
The Duke of AItWILL rose to call the accalioa of the
has.. et fr iv' the Eul of Elleaborough, President
of the D..od of Control, to the rnalinnaa and deputy-rhafr•
sae of the Rae. Iselin Company, easel 28th Aptit 1868;
sad ta Blood that an bumble address be prorated to her
Mgity f.r isy of the regulatioan end conditieas ender
who b gran, in nod of schools are ad ,rdid by the govern-
seat ot Indio Stu thaws of lbe umber of schools whir h
Mn rosier • :eh grants, diningnlehing thaw which ore
trader sac t • b1e11,41P1134 at sal tho.or which are cominetthl by
lierimane, Avid of tha amount of such grams in each eats.
Ile did t e eth to espie' any opinion no the rtheitioss
that bed bees &Sail la Lodi. bet even Sir John Lawrence
a 1 the estinlinale member* ef his government. There was
now a heel,. 1. India, and all those. queries) wile dis-
eased with • seal and es acrimony onknien in this conatry.
Aay deco. riot is that bonne woad rather bare a sluing
that aa air onsg .ffet. The latter of Lord Elleabceougb
refrend tr in hie motion was metier of Starlet to the
he.... mad t I the rosary at !urge; and the tones
wee misty igeerant how f.r that lever might
have teen ascii on, or what hafineocie it might
bast produce' as the tionocil of !gull. Th.it letter
ressamort .1 the leulading of the edueafon dtapetet of
1861, nod. r uhab the aystem of pranlit in aid was extended
ta India. It .as only on that 03 au vet Ili t eilueation could
se meet eh. ..it;y extended to the rue,r• in India. The 11A-
tem of goratuineat ealustle could cot be extended to the
raames. "worker resteror piston of the erect d.-aid spa-
nsm wee. lb G. ft wee the Stet •grreenit pints form. It wee most
imps twit lb it edneatios vtriuld be promoted by earibl nor the
mires, to narks alluvia as their own amain ; sal tits gates
et gam's t *twanged these ease. A feather resort was,
as in India, se is inlaid, the epees of gnats in aid
sir t.d then stint sloths of religious dielea; for the
slew trey party end the emislar party were alike willing
accept masts in aid. la 1863, Mr. Montgomery
nail other high oilcan to laN. bed crime to the ecadurion
that this epees' was the only really effective system for pro-
moting eds. rape Is ladle, and Lord Dalhousie wee of the
some opinion. A committee if that bons was appointed, and
ell the *teems, agreed Is aro-option ea • tratitcal iodation
of the &Multi, the system of grants In aid, provided they
were given ie promotion of stealth iditeetioa, with tat re-
ference to religions disthiction. In 1854 • despatch we
issa it eetahliabisg thet rosin throughout India. The Earl
of Ellentorouth bed objected to the .j Wes ra three grounds:
It precurally I.IW, that It violated the primiple
neutrality, and that it was attaided with great ma
passe A. 11 the Orli objection, the mem levier" beta se
abort • tins• in operatt w it wee impossible Mist it could base
produce.' ant wiry percepable street. The sessaill wan iha
great ohjectorn , and the-noble awl did sot so mesh el4est is
the systeto at testa se to race mend It. adedgiden hem the
atiectiery rot boots.
bri Earl ,1 L LEN BOROUGH —lt diatinefly says as.
The Duke of ARGYLL mid that was the mat stathies--
whether, when pubis. mossy wee gives to Blade* and Mos-
milsoaa w to 01. °UMW varies. Net% the miseloaary seltamis
'lee should le rifilarted. Thi. would indeed tre • violatim
el the principle of sheer na neutrality. TM greats In aid
were given :n support of seeder *tastiest, and if the Wee
view y u to o 1a hero good secular edaration, why 'Maid the
grants be iriihheld from them? The noble earl at the
bead of the govornmest had born kind ism& to Inform
Was that for the. purpose of supplematiag the Storm Woo
which he eought tl, goveramant would lay as the table •
despa'r6 that bad seemly been rest oat to ladle by the
Es.re..ry of State as the seep c: in question. He was
'evilly utile Ito the nub's earl, and he Mord that the deer
patch to which tre referred would Le found to emtaln se ae•
reesamo turret °mob's to the justice of grants in aid or te
Ihe dory which lay spas IN of 'seeding to the almost of
ear jots the Seising, cd edscatica anicept the natives of
lathe. (Cheers )

Lord ELLENBOROUGH would sot maks hlmitell
tannery t t tine up s &beta os lathes edscatiott. Ths
litter in gusset n hal wryer tans wird os, or even sub-
wand to th• court of directors; it only contained hl.
pinnate egiass on ottars.iosel mattes is lucks. His letter,
Weide., had reference only to Berar, sot to tte whole of
led* *Win Wiriest opinions and feelings were *eter-
nised la different pen. It wow in th.t Mann that
the revolt had boss Bacot: difficult to suppress, bersune
11 wow there that the greaten tears had existed shout their
veliglott. tt. had mover objt reed to the grants in aid still,
hr thoneht that waking wool•' more tend to %Wise
ladle then that perournment ebould sot old the to
stls,ls as N I woe sawarary to Az in the wens wind that
anther anent, nor openly rhould their religion be midst-
wined.

ith Dols of MARLBOROUGH thought that ws eould
net better eater epos good govern unit is Lades than by
onenting Ciu to hunt,. If ths principle ofloestrolity were
awned out .1 would be eafy peentribiog tt• renglen we out-
age., win..
Tt• NMI of DARBY thi sot island le lugthen the pc*.
mint catena tes. bat the eteissest he bed node to Um
table dubs snowed to bore sea laksmoksiensel sottwalstiel
the aside owl, bat ly the noble dale Wadi. The
what bed b. en .at at pas wady is laminate that so newt
eapientinue meoleat ol.dssMia @hand be Moaned with-
out the 1460441 el the bane whiney. Wheel his noble rola-
tire (Lent 8: ally) torieweikd to the odic* hooey held he felt
minas ly &slims, to etwortais what woo the peones ewe of
odscaties is lathe; end be liad shesellne &newt that .11 the
awerislis which Wend es the sulgen amid be onlected.
Its telik rd.ure enentat the ether objects he had In view, ,
wished to know whet bad bees the ant dthe rapinelees el
3281. 11. lashed to knew whether the ralssissary sawing
W produced ay begreente the satins that there
nee • with to tandem INA their k., at whether they
W Ilse had say pneetteal sad b proilthekti the owls,/
TIM isfenottion whirl had bees eatelei pawed to be ei a
very mos sad umeallethetery de siphon. The ',ohne wee
ally breach* into actual sprain= to ISM; owl of the three
gave sleek bed Wan inspeed, tend then had been ens-
pled by • meet /sewerage melt. Ite operation heel
of times hem Meng la Merest portions of
fie conniq he. as 14. ashie Read heel Italy
ednisreol, hulls wee by so as.. Meatiest is every pen.
Is Ilene ikistrien the sneeze hed weird well , la others It
MA ban • total khan. 1. order Mao. the eassublectary
Amen" of the retierso, to (Lent Derby) would refer to
the natinks of the etteadesco la the gewrannit enrol@
The w teatime, la Nagai was Ansi to be 7000;, is the
latellt- wen proiWor 6,000; la Madras, MOO; while I.
Botabey it wee 23,645. This gnat diesnaoacy was at-
phased In the feet tlo-t la Bombay every shoal which
• 11117 aid M.ll vat set down se • government school.
=wh•le Behest the att edam he *le t missionary
. in •
was set tows at 9,806 *against 63,0(3 is ell o her
mho I. in Near te, the slumbers were respectively 28,600
at s,ooo—the fact le IS( the: is wale districta the mink nay
sehools slated fore t lam Lamest the natives. whereas he
Ober posses they sere ins to so &enchain on at ell. Thepecers
whivh the noble dine bed moved would embody the whole
ell the Isfonua. ion on the eubject of duration erkla was le
le Mad is the archives of the Lults-ofiLe. The object ef
lie despatch which had just to.. s. et out wee row* to
some Gm &Att. noy of that Minorities to be supplied, to
✓etreat any iocresse of expenditure, stdin fact say oltets-
de@ of the ',tenni system without the ..action ail* home
governmen% T bet despatch, taken la coajnoction with the
apor, r f the Inns eel-Oaten' of the Lawn Plotless,. of
Ronal ore_ h would .ho:tly be painted), wand piece be-
fore On boom this present state of lastruclion la ladle; sad
wield (scSi t.te future dissuade= on the subject. (11. ex.)
Themoti.ass.•lwithdrawa,mel an &waded reform, ia
lie form am/sewed I.y the Karl of Darby, was agreed le.

Pt BLIC OFFICES EXTENSION
This I, paafied throu,ch commilt.e.
SUPILRAMNUATION BILL.
Th.o tall was toad • third thee laud pommel.
COMBINATION OF WORKMEN FILL.
That Lid teas read a third tint/ sad pared.
MUNICIPAL LLECCIONB BILL.
;be report of oustominwo.. to this It4ll waa avoid to. sad
Se 1.11 was tadeted I Its read • thud tins this day
fillailarday!
THE NAVAL MEDICAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND
SOCIETY ANNUITIES, ha, ACT CONTINUANCE
DILL.

TYr WI Wu reel offend tiro.
CONSOLIDATION FUND (APPROPRIATION BILL),
The bid WY reaal • rued rm.

EICHEQU.IUITIL:LZI7,4OW.) BILL.

The bill was mot spired wet
T►e WIMP 1W Njolerd.

ROUSE OF COMMONB.—FstoaT, Arm 15.
Tbs SISAL= Ink tlha char at tow u'eloca.
PRIVATI BUSINESS.

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TM Lade' ameadamenla to the Klag's Lynx Waterworke,
Make* and Bereagt biagesawarat; Tarietoek lacteal,
&reels, died lenyeetameat ; sod Leceelaserr and Kingloa
Bellamy lilts wen seweillered gad agreed to.
She Comnerried Boob Mos Assedroset, Donato sad
Beaty!' Railway, Larks sad Beath Western Ritilway,
Leaden, Bright a, end Booth Ceirt Barmy ; Mt women(
Bailway, Vele of Beath Kelivey; Pleb nerd Harkey. Is.
proveteetat, People's Provident Aserwate• dey, innirbe.
meg% Ose ; ntesdard Li Ararsita• ONIIPIAN 'Needs
(Lendae) Docks. Belfast and lasiesolsny holed= 1411-
, Cork and Kinsale Jimmies' ,Beldway SIMI Tll.lllO end
Ittilwey bilk it were seed Oki Hase sad poser&
WID3TK 'MIT BR - BBIDO B BILL.
LorJ J. lIANNBIta, ie marks, the wand reeding at
ens bill, said he did not intend km tele any farther Nero
Irak Y tbis patlemoat, but be wiled to advance it if 11111

le Fortino. The Mk* would to °laud I. Ni.,,mali lad
'it weld to awe emery to acquire lead to mho re e..
Feed's. Vie Mal enema of the badge mina hi Mlfj,
LK that 95,0104 still remained 10 be mad bj poellemeat ;
hat, ea Me otter head, thr ie was a ax alderebbr pertka
Imlay din Ir the memaina .F tar Weindemer•bridge
the Moreseed mine of which telibt be eft
esekeh thir ohm.
Ihr H. WI LLOUGHBY wallet to ham abetha r the
era of $ll,OOOl. Mended Hie exposer el the aew approaches.
[Lord 3. ses:isma—No.] There eree ea iniportsnt prin-
elpie larcdrel is this mantere. In aB Misr parts of the
eaeelq eortpt.rs paid f the', own bridge', and ledii ac t
an shy tLe uaee pier iple should not be applied in the. Ini•
frog olis. He also wished tor know whether the rtulk sow
going on at the bulge war being dons by e ntr.ad or by
piece work.

MANNERS—The whale imparstriu tate of the
bridge has tarn contended for, but the piste and C wadat'om
in, teas, tompl.tvd by Mr. P.ge, the engineer.
Lied DUN AN ticked If Ito noble lord could glee any
estimate of the reoMble expense of the sew
L II J. MANNERS and it was difllcult to make ea edi-
ted. Ad the home property would be veined by juries, and
if be were to elate than ugh estimate which had been
i 141910, it might have en inflame, on their valuation.
The bill wee then need a second time.
COLONEL DICKSON.
Mr. T. DUNCOMBE gave notice that =Monday neat he
would a-k the Secretary of State for War whether he in-
tended to reaseransted her Majesty to Must eto Lieutenant-
CAtiort Dick.on in the ccnimand of the Tower Hamlett.
Motile eft, t verdict in hie favour in the Court of Queen's
Brarh.