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The Express.
London, England, 1860-03-06

VESSELS SPOSXN WITH.

Delhi (schooner), from Buenos Ayres foe Limpocd, Pak s,lat 19.5 8
too 51.59 W.
Nugent Blue, from Liverpool for Sydney, NAM., NO. 1, kt S
lon 91 W.
Witch of the Seas, ken Ilsuridos for Londos. Jut. 10, tat IS.IS
lon d 85 W.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Tentonia left Southampton yesterday for New York with
150 passengers and a full general cargo.
THE LORE OF THE STEAMER StAMANDEIL—At
the meeting of the Liverpool Chamber of Commerce peter.
day, " it was resolved that the attention of the Trinity
Brethren, the Local Marine Board, and boast, should be
called to the conduct of the pilot who took charge of the
ship which rescued the MOW and passengers of the Boamander,
with the view to an investigation of the oircumatances of tho
awe." _ •

THE SUSPICIOUS DISCOVERY OP A BODY IN ST.
One e.—Yesterday afternoon Mr. Wakley, the coroner,
bald en isqineet at the King's Arms Tavern, tort's-gardens,
fit. Giles's, on the body of a women, which was discovered
under a dust heap in the cellar of a house M NonMgham-
court, as stated in the Express of Saturday. Mr. Cbmiee
Crook, a clock-ow maker, resident in Charles-street, Hatton-
garden, said that, in conrequenee of the publicity given to
the cane by a portion of the press, he was led to visor tin body
of the decreed, which he identified by certain marks upon
it, se that of his wife, who had left him in May lest, end bad
not since been heard of by him or her friend.. She was 41
year* of age, and of very Mewed habits. She bad left him
on a former occasion for a long period. Mr. Bennett, the
parochial medical officer,gave it as his opinion, from the de-
composed state of the ody, that deceased had been in the
place in which she we/stead at lent six weeks. He bad made
a post-mortem examination, sad bad discovered no marks
leading to the supposition of any Melees having been em-
ployed. In his opinion death had been caused by exhaustion,
want of food, and exposure to cold. The jury, after Dome
remarks upon the condition of the place la which deceased
wee totted, returned a verdict In acwordasce with the medical
' *videos.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
London, England, 1860-03-06

NICE.-THE ANNEXATION QUESTION.

The Paris papers publish the following, dated
Aotibes, Much 6:
" NICK, SL :WAY,

" On the occaaion of the anniversary of the pro-
mulgation of the Sardinian constitution, manifesta-
tions were made by the Piedmontese party in the
Italian theatre. Very few persons were present,
and those in the boxes remained silent. A demon-
stration also took plans in the French theatre, where
the population of Nice demanded the 'Ode Napo
Isonienue' and the Iteiue I torten's,' which were per-
formed amidst enthusiastic applause and shouts of
'Viva 'lmperatore!' ' Viva l'Annersioni !"The
situation of the country is very critical."

The cardinals and prelates who are members of
the Fresch Senate have mistimed to the house petitions
demanding the maintenance of the temporal power of the
Pops.
A Paris letter says :—"At the brilliant ball given
by Oeneeel Fleury heat work, the final ootillon was led off by
the Princess Clothilde, who wore a moat becoming liesphytrith
demo dee aid... The Prinoeea Mathilde appeared as an
Indian queen. The Priacese Metternich wore a splendid
Loafs XV. matume,quite covered with diamonds. The young
Count d• Choiseul wee dressed as aledy of the reign of Louis
XV. He re:Weed sneaked till supper. One of the greet
feature. of the evening was a character quadrille, the pet-
lOW dancing ail gemonating fairy-tale celchritlee. The
Cousteau de Vie was dresed ea Puss-Is. boots. I can mum
your lady readers that it wee not as unbecoming costumes
Large bucket topbo de, large trousers trimmed with swan's-
down, jacket of eat'.-skin, and a sort of oat's bead reposing
en her forehead. Wbet was extremely tunnels( was the
verse with which 'be guests kept op the character they were
representing. I observed that everyb,aly was announced by
the name of his chancier. One young lady, whom name I
did sot learn, personated snow ; her coe.uwe was perfect end
very becoming. I thought if the snow which had caused
so much suffering to Capisiu M'Clietock end his gallant
mew had taken the brat which this ) meg holy gave it, the
pliant knight would never lute 'mum,' to us trunk those
bleak regions."
Cardinal Antonelli hat just presented to Mrs.
Biockton, wife of the United Sid's. )It.j.tor at Rome, a
vary handsome memo table, representing the li.imast forums
The border contains epiciutemi of the many v,lttsWe kinds
et marble which adorned the ancient temple' and pubUo
edifices of Rome.
The French treaty has canoed a largo amount of
merchandise to be kepi oilt on il it isesorvlrd by the Rome
of COINDOIII. • train ~t f rem enote left F.. kethone 00
Sunday ameba to the value of tro.oo/ , the duty on whisk
wank' have amounted to et least 111,11001. or 20,0001. under
the old tariff.
London, England, 1860-03-06

FRANCE.

The Moniteur of to-day says :—" Some German
papers announce that the French artillery hes been
increased by the creation of three new regiments.
The foot is the number of batteries having been re-
duced the artillery has in reality undergone a re-
duction."

The Monit4ur also contains the nomination of
twenty-one sous-prefects.

SARDINIA.
General Fanti, Sardinian Minister of War, and
General Cialdini have lett Turin for Modena.

SPALN.

MADRID, Arkitc 6.

The Duke de Montpensier has left for England.

The Kw de Taman asserts that an engagement
has taken plaoe between two Babyle tribes in the
neighbourhood of Tetuan. Tue tribe favourable to
th. Spaniards was victorious.
London, England, 1860-09-08

MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE.

An inquest has been held before E. Hooper, Esq.,
wormier, at Smethwick, on the body of a young girl, named
Mary Bickford. The father 14 deceased kept a retail
brewery, and the family consisted of himself, his wife, de-
osssed (who was nearly 13 pass of age), and the younger
daughter.. Mr. Bickford, who handle his trade possesses
some property, warn at the time ci the mad death of his
daughter away tram home on • visit to some relatives. On
the preceding Tuesday the mother of deceased bad woe-
lion to speak to her unfortunate daughter, whom she sus- '
pected to have been taking 11.1110 beer clandatinely.
The girl either denied or rooks evasively as to the matter,
and her mother intimated that she would chastise her
if she could find the strap. But this passed off,
and the girl was sent on an errand to get some spent
hops for a new brewing of beer. She came back ensue-
essoftd and almost immediately afterwards was missed
from the house. At this time it was pest seven o'clock,
and as she did not return uneasiness wise felt lest some
accident bad happened to her. Police-constable Hollis, who
lives near the spot, was spoken to, and he exerted himself iii
an indefatigable manner, searchiag the same night the corn
fields and other spot. where it was probable the absent girl
might have gone, and lying down dropped off to sleep. All
this was unavailing, and in the course of the next day such
information reached the of Beer as induced him to procure
drags and *earth the Ohl Birmingham Canal. Here, just at
the Lack of the Spondee's railway station, the deed body of
the unfortunate deceased was found. It was covered with
mud, but no marks of violence were discovered on any
part of the body. It seems that the unfortunate girl
was seen by • little boy to mu down the declivity
which exists just at the railway bridge leading to the canal ;
and a prang man, engaged in watching the eying of
hie pigeons, maw something move in the water. He,
however, did nut take further police, supposing, as that prat.
to. is common, that some one had thrown • dog into the
water at the spot. Of course when the discovery was
made all human aid was useless. Deceived, who is said to
have been an apt and industrious girl, was very good looking
and tall for her age. Beyond the circumstance we ham
noticed, nothing was elicited at the Moundding to throw
any light teem the causecauseof this sad affair. The mend
behaviour of the mother of the deceased is said to have
been kind to her deceased daughter, and the mine remark
applies to the father. The coroner, who hod taken peat
pains to elicit ell peemble information from the millstones,
in which example he was followed in a peat degree by the
jury, sent the case very carefully to that body for their eon-
sideretion, explaining the muse which by law they
might pursue in returning their decision upon this lament-
able rare. After sone tiwe aprut in deliberation, the jury
returned an open verdict of " need drowned, but by what
means deceased came into the water then wee so 'widow,
efore the fury to show.'
London, England, 1860-09-08

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Won Mr. Otausiseioser Goolbara.)
at POOLE AND NITAN.

WU A sitting for the choice of mignon. The
I aokrupts were bent and shoe manufacturers, of New 01-
stmt an,l Northampton.
mammary statement of steam. Hart shows debts
10.11 it assets about 3,030 f.
!kit. to the amount of 6,0110/. having been proved, Mr.
todura, mentant. of :rnt Mt. Helena, and 311 r. Newton,
I. n.rehaut, of Northampton, were rhosen assignees.
,Ilowatice of :V. per week was granted to wsch of the
lookrupts.

it PERRIN AND PERRIN.
This Iwo the elm., e ao.ignees. The bankrupts were
monufacturers, at Wellingborough, Northampton.
The approximate statement of Maser+. Paul and Turner
dele. 113001.; asset., l:0/.
Mr. Wolfinger, secretary to the Mercantile Discount
c.n.pany, was chosen assignee.
t....ignees were shoo appointed under the estate of Michael
Mii!reusiti, loot manufacturer, of Great IMrcr•street.
fh,•re were nevoid dividend ineetingy, in which, how.
r, no points of public interest arose.
London, England, 1860-09-08

,51c;tliahi4i.Triveisit:
`Mouth Australian land

ItlUiii;a:riiieTelTgerl"---.p .
Do. do. Reedered..
Trial & Le. Co. Up. Cam I
Irmo Diemen'. laud._

I I

9 19

TRAFFIC Recurs.—The traffic returns of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 1
amounted to 581,795 L, and for the corresponding week ci
last year to 5..A3991., showing an increiw of 48,475/. The
gross receipts of the eight railways having their termini in
the metropolis amounted for the week ending as above to
144.147/., and for the correatonding week of NM to 238,1891.,
showing an iocreuee of 15,9-4/. The iticrease on the
Eastern Corinth:* Railway_ .
amounted to QM • ' on the
(treat Northern, to 5.9K9. ' no the Crest Western, to
2.h1)41. on the London and Keith-Western, to 5,9291. ;
on the London mad Blackwell, to 451. ; on the London.
Brighton, and South Coast, to 35/. ; on the London and
(South-Weatern, to 1,408 t.: and on the South Eastern. to
1,1001. ; tend, 15.1 kW. The receipts on the other lime
in the United Kingdom hare amounted to 3:61484, and
for the rntreaprepilins period of Itet9. to 295,1311, showing
an incresee of 3.2,51,1. in the receipts of these lino;
which, added to the innate on the metropolitan lines,
makes the total increase 48,4751., es compered with the
correeponding week of 1850.
London, England, 1860-09-08

SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1869.

lab; Inttilignut.

COURT OF BANKRI7PTCY.-3arr. 7.
Wan Mr. Oseimiminmer Goelbeni.)
1111 SCOWL —A MOM! APPIAELANCIL
Mr. George Lemont*, of Bread-eireet, obtained an adju-
dication as a petition presented against William Score of
kisachamoosp manufacturer, who was before the court
about two years ago. The pelitioning creditor is Mr. Bar-
sett, of Bt. Mildred's-court, Poultry, bill broker. The
debts are about 3,000 f., assets 1,0001.

tt HOOCIUL -ANOTHER FAILURE IN TB! t.LATRCH TRADE
This was the day fixed for the examination of Joseph
Hooper, of New Weston-street, Bermondsey, leather mer-
chant. The accounts, by Messrs. Paul and Turner, show
debts, 15,380 f. ; ditto secured, 2,862/. ; liabilities, 26985/.
The assets consist of good debts, 1,330 f. ; doubtful, 2,270 f. •
stack, 3,0001. ; property in the hands of creditors, 2,080 e
Prom the voluminous nature of the transactions it seemed it
was impossible to have the babusce-sheet ready for this sit-
ting, and an adjournment was ordered.

■l JOSEPH, OR JOSIML--JOSZPH AND HIS WAIT TlOllllll2B.

The bankrupt, Charlie Henry Joseph, who had also oar.
ried on business under the name of Josiffe, wan keeper of a
restaurant in the Strand. His career had been a rather
chequered one. Ile had attempted formerly to peas through
the Court at Canterbury. He was bankrupt last year, and
recently petitioned the Insolvent Court, but was again
brought here.
Mr. Cox, for the assignees, mentioned the fade, and said
the bankrupt alleged as an excuse for only having just filed
his balsnce.sheet, that he could not get his books from the
Insolvent Court. He pointed out that the bankrupt had
made away with all his property to .rebitirea, and main.
Mined that it was a concocted bankruptcy.
in adjournment was ordered.
London, England, 1860-09-08

HUNGARY.

A correspondent writer to the Nord iu the fol-
lowing terms :
I have been all over Hungary. I was at Pesth on the
20th August, St.. Stephen's Day, and I was surprised at the
union which prevails among the Hungarians, whatever be
their religion or their condition. All demand the pure and
simple re-establishment of the Hungsxiau constitution, such
as the last king left it, with their language and their ad-
ministr►tion. On the 2Sth of last mouth I was present at a
great national banquet, which vois attended by more than
200 persons, belonging to all choice of society. At this
patriotic feast England wee represented in the person of
Mr. Crawford already mentioned), and he spoke of the
constitution of Hungary, which was established at the same
time ex that of England. This historical allusion drew forth
a burst of enthusiasm, accompanied by vows to regain, no
matter at what cost, national independence. The same
enthusiasm is entertained by all the young men in the coun-
try, and they unanimously protest againat Austrian rule.
London, England, 1860-09-08

krEcurrox OP GALLAGHER ar LIVERPOOL.

(211111 DAY.)

11111,1TCSU LID MIR MAGNITIC TILSGRAPIL)
Thomas Gallagher, who was couvieted at the last
Liverpool assizes fur the murder of his wife, woe executed
at noon thin day (Saturday) in front of Kirk&le Geol.
Though the case of Gallagher has not excited the inte-
rim which char►cterised those of Koren, Heywood, end
other (Titania* a large concourse of spectators, aimed en-
tin•ly of the lowest does, assembled to witness the 'badly
ceremony.
When lie appeared on thedrop the culprit hada& emaciated
and feeble appearance. He said nothuig though be looked
fur a few aecoods intently upwards', his lips moving
slightly as if in prayer. Calcnft, the executioner,
oljusted the white cap and rope, and, after shaking hands
with the executioner, who alone accompanied hint on the
scatfold, the wretched man was launched into eternity.
There were a few alight straggles before he died.

ro.vatirraL OP A RAILWAY STATION MASTER
'OR EMBEZZLEMENT.

At the West Riding Court, at Bradford, on
Thursliy afternoon, • well-dremed, smart-looking man,
named Brownhill Helmsley, formerly of Leeds, and said to
be respectably connected was charged with embezzling
several slims of money belonging to the Leeds, Bead-
Gal, and Halifax Junetiot Company, in whale service be
had been. In July, 1859, the pnsmer was appointed by
the Leeds, Bradford, sod Halifax Company, clerk in
charge at the liirkaushaw station on the Gildenome
branch of their railway. He remained in that capa-
city till July last. His dirties were to receive money for
goods and passengers at the Birkenshaw station, and to
render an account each day in writing to Mr. Wm. Hudson,
the company's cashier, at Bradford, of the money received
and the moneyowing by any customer for goods delivered,and
also of any money paid on behalf of the company. In several
sheets of account rendered on the 12th of July to Mr. Wil-
kinson, the secretary of the company, of money alleged to
be .wing to the company, there were sundry items, and
amouipt the rust were one of 19s. std., and several others,
together amounting to V. 17s. 7d., purporting to be due from
Hz. Emmanuel Haley and Mr. John Willey respectively,
in respect of the company having delivered to them as
farmers quantities of lime. These items, however, had
both been paid by those gentlemen, Mr. Haley paying tie
1%. Md. on the 7th of April last. and Mr. Willey the
W. 17.. 7d. on the 2111. July laat. Receipts, rendered in
the prieouer's handwriting at the time, were produced.
The primer was under n. tire to leave the company's ser-
vice on the 18th of August, but he disappeared ou the :ilst
• of July, without giving any notice or leaving his address.
• He had been apprehended in London, by Mr. Superinten-
, dent Copeland, of the West Riding constabulary at &al-
-1 ford. Being asked before the magi-treks, after the usual
I caution, if 110 had any thing to say, the primmer stated
that he had not appropriated the money to his own nse,
• but bad taken it to discharge some amount. owing by the
company. The prisoner was committed for triaL
London, England, 1860-09-08

SPAIN.

A royal decree iu the Madrid oa-.ette of the 3rd
makes a long series of nominations to the re-
organised council of state, and appoints M. Martinez
de la Rosa president of it. The eurrevendancia
states that the Cortes will probably meet at the
beginning of November. The cultivation of
tobacco is stated to be taking • large extension in
the Canary Islands ; it is said that a company
in shares is about to be established for de-
veloping it still more and for exporting the
produce. All the tob•oco grown in the islands is
represented to be good, and that of the district of
Orotava excellent.
London, England, 1860-12-20

DEATH OF THE QUEEN DOWAGER OF
SWEDEN.

EMOOKHOLM, WWNZSDAT.
The Dowager Queen of Sweden, the widow of
Bernadotte, died suddenly yesterday evening. It
is mentioned u a singular meideat that her Ma-
jesty was about to visit the theatre to witness the
performance of Calderon's play, " Life is a
Dream!'

INUNDATIONS IN PORTUGAL.
MADRID, Die. 1&
Disastrous inundations have taken place in
Portugal.

TURKEY.

OONEIMINTINOPLE, Dec it
The Sardinian ships which were stopped at &dins
have been released, and will take their cargoes of
munitions back to Genoa.

Thei3Tiltanlia:c;;nenced retrenchments in the
expenses of the Palace.
News from Podgoritza states that a conflict had
taken place between the Turks and the Monte-
"m
The officials of the New Roninelian Commission
have been nominated.

The Principslitiee are tranquil.
The Viceroy of Egypt will shortly proceed to
Mecca.

THE DA.NIIBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.

JASSY, Din. 18.
It is denied here that the Moldo-Wallachian
government participates in the Hungarian move-
ment..
London, England, 1860-12-20

MARKETS.

OOTTON.—Ln7.riPooL, Dec. 19.—The sales of .„t,
to-day are estimated at 25,000 bales. There has been a I.r,
demand for cotton, and prices are id. per lb. highcr
the quotations of Friday lost.

OORN.—Boarm, Doc. 19.-Bitice my last we have
change in the weather to frost and snow, and aire.ely
wheat comes much better inoondition. At cur market
we had a moderate supply of wheat, which was in rolu,:.
at fully 2s. advance on the rates of this day se'cuigL•
Oats are sought after at 6d. to ls. per qr. more moue..
Beams and peas partake of a like improvement.

BroOrroCt-onkm, Duo. 19.—There are no arrivals ,4
wheat to report for the past week. To this day's market u.
supply of grain from the growers was small. Wheat .4,
rily at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr. on last a ecii,
currency. Barley the turn dearer. Oats in good demaid
at fall prices. Beans and peas were in active reque..;
prices exceeding last week's rates. Imports during the iew.
week :--Barley, coastwise, 400 me. ; oats, coastwise,
foreign, 590 ; peas, coastwise, 254.

CATTLE.--Souream, Dec. 19.—There wa a fair de.
mend to-day for prime qualities. Beef made (ran f., t,
sa. 4d. ; mutton, 4s. 4d. to Bs.• fld. ; veal, 4e. to
pork, 3e. 4d. to 4e. Bd. per stone of filbs., sinking the oft.d.

OOAIA.-Loanoa, Dic. 19-Betel West Hartley
16s. 41d. ; Bell's Primrose, 16s. ; Buddle's West Hartle;,
17s. 6d. ; Ryan's Beheld* West Hartley, 17s. Gd.; Carr'
Original Hartley, 17.. 6d. ; Clark's West Hartley, lie. lid. ,
Craghead Steam, 17s. • Davison's West Hartley, 17s. 81.:
Ha ..w Hartley, 17s. &L ; Holywell, 18s. ; Howard%
West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Josassohn's Hartley, IGL 'a
lambert's West Hartley, 17a. 3d. ; North End Huth,'
13s. ,• Tanfield Moor, 16e. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor Bute
18s. &l. ; Walker Primroes,l64.94l. ;Watt Hartley,l7s. 61;
Wylam, 18a. ; Walls End Byron, 19a. 6d. ; Walls LA
Goeforth, 19.. ; Walls End Barton, 19a. ; Walls Eel
Mk* 18e. 6d. ; Wells Eod Northumberland, 17s. 6d.
Walls End Riddell, 19s. ;• Eden Main, 19s. ; Walls End Bnd•
dyll's Hatton, 204. 3d. ; Walls End Framwellgete, 19k id;
Walla End Haswell, 21s. ; Walls End Hatton, 21e. ; Wags
End Hatton Lyons, 19s. 3d. ; Walla End Kepler Gnat',
20a. ; Walls End Lerobton. 21s. ; Walls EadPenshar, ;
Wells Rod Russel's Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End South Bet
ton, 21a. ; Walls End Stewart's, 21. ; Walls Rod Cleans.21e. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 21s. ; Walls End Hough Ha,
19s. 13d. ; Walls End Rollos, 20.. 3d. ; Walls End Non,
Hartlepool, 17s. Bd. ; Walla End Shineliffe 19a. 3d. ; Walk
Eod South Hartlepool 12s. Bd. ; Walls End South Dui.
ham, 19a. 3d. ; Walls End Trimdon Monday, 184. 9d.;
Walls End Thorpe, 19a. 3d.; Walls Ind Whitworth,
17s. 6d. ; Will. End Woodhouse Class, 17s. 9d. ; Cantu
end Duffryn Malting, 23.. 6d. ; CowPett Hartley, 17s. GIL
-Ships at market, 392; sold, 313.
London, England, 1860-12-20

FRENCH TELEGRAM.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes a despatch from
Baron Gros, dated Pekin, 7th ult., received via
St. Petersburg, confirming the signature of peace :
" The Shanghai ultimatum had been accepted by
the Chinese. The ratifications of the treaty of
Tientsin had been exchanged. Sixty millions of
francs would be paid to France as an indemnity.
The emigration of coolies had been authorised by
the Chinese government. Churches, cemeteries,
and their dependencies, whieh formerly belonged
to lie Christians in the whole empire, would be
restored.

"A Ts DOHA and Do sine Saloon were to be snag
in the Cathedral of Pekin after the replacing of
the cross on its summit."

THE CHINA MAIL.
The next China mail is due at Malta on Battu,
day. It should bring advises from Shanghai up to
the 7th ult., and from Hong-Kong up to the 12th
tilt. If the telegraph is working between Malta
and Sicily, we may expect a telegram with China
news the day after to-morrow.
London, England, 1860-12-20

THE UNITED &TATES AND CANADA.

LONDONDERRY,WIDNINDLY.
The Canadian mew steamship Nova Scotian,
Captainbi'Mmiter from Portland, Maine, onthe Bth
inst., has arrived here and landed all malls.

The City of Manchester and the Saxonia bad
arrived out,

The President's Message was considered weak
and unsatisfactory, both by the North and South.
The President had announced his determination to
send no more troops to the Charleston forte, and
stated that everything would be done on his part
to avoid a collision.

The Breckenridge members of the Virginia
Electoral College had resigned, and allowed the
whole State vote to go for Bell and Everett.
The powder mmaaggaa of a Spanish frigate had
exploded off Brooklyn. Three persons were killed
and twelve wounded.

The Georgia Wate had rejeoted a bill calling a
Convention of the Southern States. This was
received u an indication that Georgia would
secede.

LIVERPOOL, THURSDLT.
The Montreal Ocean Company's ateantahip North
American, which sailed to-&y for Portland, .only
took 1,777/. 10s. in specie.
London, England, 1860-12-20

THE POLICE COURTS.

JKANBION-HOUSIL

A led, named Joeieh Wood, was brought before the
Lord Mayor charged with embezzling various sums of
money, the property of his employers, Messrs. Swan
and Co., portmanteau manufacturers and stationers, Col-
lege-bill.
Mr. Gammon, one of the under sheriffs for the City of
London and Middlesex, appeared in support of the prosecu-
tion ; Mr. Morris appeared for the prisoner.
The evidence went to show that the prisoner, who is very
respectably connected, had been in the service of the prose-
cutors for about eight months, and witnesses were called
who proved that be had received several small sums on
their account which he had not paid in to the cashier. Sus-
picion was at length excited, and when the prisoner was
taxed with the offence he did not deny having received the
money, but begged Mr. Swan to Ist him off.
Mr. Gammon applied for a remand, upon the ground that
there had not been sufficient time to go into the account/
and to ascertain the total amount of the prisoner's defabt-
Sena. He should not, however, object to the prisoner
being admitted to bail.
Mr. Morrie said he should not oppre the application for a
remand, but would ask his lordship to tab bail for the
' prisoner's appearance.
London, England, 1860-12-20

[TWOPENCE.

ITALY.
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NAPLES, DPI 15."
Mr. Fielder, proprietor of the yacht Julia, came
in from Caprera on the 12th, and brought us wel-
come intelligence of Garibaldi He and his party
landed and climbed up to his house, but not finding
him at home they went to seek him, and met him
returning with a spade over his shoulder, and bear-
ing evident signs of exertion on hie face. They re-
turned with -him to his house, which, though
marked by great order and cleanliness, was simply
furnished, even to deal tables. On the next day he
went on board the Julia, and partook of the hos-
pitality of Mr. Fielder. There is au intimation in
a portion of the British press that Garibaldi is ex-
pected to visit London. A friend of his writes me
as follows :—" As far as I can know from a letter
of the general's, he is not disposed to accept any
invitation to go to London. He says—' I cannot,
and would not, leave Caprera at present.' This is
in answer to the invitation of some English gentle-
man I have already sent to him."
The assassin of General Dunn—who, by-the-
bye, is going on well, though the ball has not been
foiuid—has not been arrested.
The Melazzo is to leave to-day with 250 of the
Legion fur England. The whole affair is called a
job by verymany, while by others the arrange-
merits are defended. The complaints, however,
have been en great that I have deemed it my duty
to inquire into it, and the following are the results.
The Melazzo is of 220 registered tons ; and, socord-
ing to an official report with which I have been
favoured by Colonel Peard, "was examined by
the officers of the Board of Trade previous to leav-
ing England, and passed with 270 passengers."
Several other authorities to whom I have applied
declare her to be a good sea boat, but too small for
that number. The captain of a large steamer,
three times the size of the Melees°, told me that
in his boat he would not take more than 300 men,
and that he considered 250 passengers too many
for the Melazzo. "On the ground of comfort or secu-
rity r I asked. "On both, was the reply. A person
attached to the Melazzo expressed a hope that
not more than 150 would be sent. Other autho-
rities have expressed a similar opinion. I am not
competent to decide es critical a que,tion, but
such is the information I have collected, and
which I have forwarded to the proper quarter.
Yesterday morning Mr. Bonham in giving his
paper to the captain, read him the act, and gave
him a written caution. The captain had never
seen any certificate, and did not know for bow
many she had been yawed. Such is the evidence
on either side which I give you with as little bias
as possible, and which will probably lead to some
inquiry in England.
The Creasy came in yesterday, and the Agamem-
non is shortly expected from Palermo. We shall
thus have five line-of-battle ships here, the same
number that the French have on the station,
though not here.
The Amphion will relieve the Agamemnon.
The Melees() sailed last night ; the steam was
up yesterday afternoon, but it *as not believed
that she would leave till this morning.
London, England, 1860-10-12

MVBIC AHD DANCTI6 LICZNISI9.

The court proceeded tii;Mornlngtoicei the oppo,
applications for licensee far music and dancing, under the
act 25 Geo. 11., c. 36. Mr. Pownall presided, and the bcnat
was unusually full

The application of Mr. E. T. smith for the renewal of the
license for the Alhambra was opposed by Mr. Robinson and
Mr. Poland, on behalf of the lessees and managers of the
Haymarket, Adeiphi, Olympic, and Lyceum theatres, and
was supported by Mr. Serjeassi Ha'Latins and Mr. Sleigh.
After the counsel bad addremed the bench, the license wu
grunted almost unanimously.

The petition agaicuit tlCeren iiv;sTOf the license to Mr.
Simpson for Cremorne-gardens was read by the clerk. So
one appeared to support it. Mr. Serjeant Ballantine (with
whom were Mr. Keane and Mr. Poland) addressed the
oourt and denounced most energetically the persecution to
which Mr. Simpson, a valuable public servant, was subjected
year after year from motives of malice and vindictiveness
prompted by hypocrisy and humbug.
The license wma granted tumultuously.

THE POLICE COURTS.
awls DAY.)

BOW-STREET.
PII21:11XI6 AT TEE WAA-OTTICE.

Ethers Det:osport, a arpet Lyar,tiiitlieaerviee of the
Board of Weeks, was charged with stealing • salt-cellar
from the War-office.
James Harris, a waiter in the refreshment department at
the Wavoffiee, stated that the saltcellar was lett last ovar-
ies in the room of a gentleman who had dined rather late,
and was mimed this morning. It was the property of the
purveyor, and was worth. 10d.
Policeman C 54 was ca duty at the Wex-office, and was
this morning informed by last witness that be had lost a
salt cep, and that he suspected the carpet layer. Wit-
ness went to the prisoner at the Board of Works, and in-
terrogated him. He at first denied all knowledge of it,
but on being pressed he produced it from his pocket, and
gave it up.
Mr. Biddle, the office-keeper, said there bad been fre-
quent robberies of small articles from the War-office, as
there was a good deal of property left exposed there, be-
longing to the clerks and officers. It was in consequence of
such losses that the last witness had been posted there.
The prisoner said he bad not taken any of the other arti-
tides alluded to. This was his find offence, and he was
very sorry be had been guilty of such an act.
Mr. Henry—But now they have discovered that you were
dishonest enough to take this one trifling article they
naturally suspect that you might have yielded even more
readily to the temptation of taking something of greater
value.
The officer applied for • remand that he might me whe-
ther any other property could be traced to the prisoner.
Mr. Henry—You might search ha lodgings to-day with-
out a reniand.
The officer thought it would be little use. If prisoner
bad taken other articles it must have been some time ago,
and they would probably have been re moved from his lodg-
ings by this time.
The prisoner—l should myself like • remand, sir. It
would la more satisfactory both to me and the officer, as he
suspects me of taking things before.
He was remanded.

WANDSWORTH.
London, England, 1860-10-12

TILL Li,

EXECUTION 07 GEBIZRAL WALKER.
110172MMITTON, Tzunmar.
The United States Mesmer Bremen, Captain
Weemsls, with the mails for Prance and
en, and dates from New York, of the 29th ult,
arrived hare at 6.46 thin evening.
She brings 113 pmeengers, of whom 25 are for
England and 88 for Bremen.
Sho brings on freight tremum, value 573,388
dole., of which 158,000 dole. are for England, and
412,388 dole. for Franco, and 3,000 do& for
Bremen. _ _

Ns* Ten. NM.
The British war steamer Gladiator has arrived
below New Orleans with the remnant of Walker's
mamma. fore.. Walker was executed en the 19th
Mitt It is stated that 10 'hole ware fired at kin
amid the cheers of the native spectate's. His re-
mains were suimxpiently buried by foreigners, the
natives refusing to take any part in the ceremony.
Colonel Radler was sentenaid to four years' im-
prisonment
The Edinburgh, from Liverpool on the 19th, and
Queenstown on the 13th inst., arrived here yester-
day afternoon.
Bermuda dates are to the 19th fast The
tinned drought in Barbados" and Antigua :-•
to an end, and there was vest rejoicing in conse-
quence. Planting of potatoes, yams, dm., was
promoting rigorously, and the growing crops had
revived most promisingly under the heavy rain
which had fallen.

In Jamaica the weather continued dry sad
oppressive, het the health of the island was good.
The markets at Kingston were dull. The legisla-
ture bad been prorogued to the 25th inst.
By a decree of the President of Venezuela, rice,
corn, potatoes, salt beef, lard, and other neemea-
rim, may be introduced free of duty and all im-
portation charges, ordinary and extraordinary,
through any ports of that republic. The decree will
remain in force until repealed by the same authority.
Senator Douglas adised the people of Indian°.
polis yesterday, and Senator Seward spoke at Law-
rence, Kansas, the day previous.
The Protestant Episcopal Convention of the dio-
Me of New York re-assembled yesterday. Dr.
Potter, the provisional bishop, delivered his annual
address, in which he alluded in very flattering
terms to the visit of the Prince of Wales, and its
probable beneficent influence upon the welfare of
Great Britain and the United States.

It was decided in the United States Circuit Court
at Trent si yesterday, that the trial of Jackalow,
the alleged murderer of the captain of the oyster
sloop Spray, would be postponed until the January
term.
London, England, 1860-10-12

of the French force having either met the enemy
or effected any movement beyond reaching their
destination, but I am sorry to say that the
of the Christians who accompanied the reports
column
having committed several most brutal murders on
unarmed, bedridden, and totally defenceless Druses
left in the various villages, are confirmed. It is to
be hoped that the General will ere this have hung
on the nearest tree every one of those who have
thus disgraced the cause of order and of justice.
H.M.S. Caesar,_9l, Captain Mason, arrived here
yesterday from Malta. Admiral Martin, in the
Marlborough, 130, is cruising to the north, the
Liffey, 50, and Doris, 50, being with him. The
Neptune 91, is here, also the Greyhound, 26 ; the
Victor Emmanuel, 91, is at St. Jean d'Acre ; the
Exmouth, 91, at Candia.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.
(THIS DAY.)

COURT OF BAN KRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Fane.)
Ix HUBEI&

The bankrupt, a general merchant, of Skinner-street,
Snow•hill, came up to pus his last examination.
The accounts, prepared by Mr. Edmund Harding, com-
mence Ist January, and end 293rd August, 1060, abort.
iug—Due to creditors, 620/. 15s. 6d. ; ditto secured,
822.; creditors to be paid in full, 521. ; liabilities,
4171. Sts. 6d.: profits, 701. 6s. 9d. ; surplus at
commencement, 1,0301. Is. Bd. ; total, 1,836/. 3s.
Ild. Against which—debtors, 901. 2s. Od. ; pro-
perty, 500/. • excepted articles, 2431. • property
with creditors kg. ; ditto with liability creditors, ;
lames, 8541. ss. 4d. ;rad* expenses, 2211. ' • house and per-
. modal, 911. 113 s. ; total, 1,8661.3 a. 11d. The bankrupt
puma

MIDDLESEX SESSION&
(THIS DAY.)
London, England, 1860-10-12

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE. —(nint3 DAY.)
The weather keeps more or less unsettled. There was
much rain yesterday, but to-day the weather is fiuo and
frosty, with the wind from the north.
The supply of English wheat and flour continues very
short this week ; barley, oats, beans, and, peas limited ; of
malt, reAber more ; Scotch barley, a few small par-
cels ; but no Scotch, and but few Irish oats.
The foreign arrivals of wheat are still liberal since leak
market-day, from America, Russia, Prussia, and the Medi-
terranean. Flour, a good supply of American in addition
to the early part of the week. Barley, a very limited
quantity, neme fresh in since last report. Oats, a short
quantity of Russian.
The trade in English wheat to-day not very brisk, but last
Monday's prices fully maintained. Foreign wheat veritnn.
Barley being scarce andlinie on sale, quotation. are Iter
thanlast Monday. Oats were fully6d. per quarterdasrer
on Wednesday, and still looking upwards ; supplies abort.
Flour trade rather now, and Monday's prices barely sup-
FLOAyy. to-da
.TING CARGOIB.—Few fresh up and holders me firm
a late quotations.
WiIL&T. —English : Essex and Kent, white, 465. to 645. ;
ditto, One, 60s. to 665. ; ditto red, 46.. to 385.; ditto, fine,
fits. to 63s Norfolk, kc., One, old, 00s. to 00s. perqr. ;
Foreign : Dantcic, 665. to 613 t. • fine, 675. to d2a ;
orupberg, 63e. to 68e.; ditto, extra, —a.; Rostook, 635. to
6k. ; American white, 645. to 68s. ; ditto red, Ws. to
64a.

Bantry.—English malting, 375. to 48a; grinding, 30s. to
385,; distilling, --a. to —s. per qr. ; furetvt pinding,
30e. to 37A.; ditto distilling, 30s. to 37a
)ALT.—Zogiish, File: and Norfolk. 555. to 61s. ; fine,
65a to 695.; Kingston and town made,sos. to 615.; fine, 61s.
to72a; bro 535. to 575.
Ovra. teed, 25e. Od. to 30s. Od. ; foreign,
238. Od. to 275. Od.
_ _

Baum —English tick, 41s. to 445. ; harrow, 40s to 4&. ;
pi=49e. to i 2,. ; foreign, 375. to 45..
—English boilers, 40.. to 455.; maple, 43.. to 44m.;
grisy, 40s. to 425; forams, 345. to 40s.
nom—English town, Ms. to 575.; country, 42.. to
• ; households, to 511.; Norfolk sod Suffolk,
425. to 445.; F 41s. to 501. par seek ; American, 30s.
to 335.; Spanish, 4 to 525.
London, England, 1867-07-19

THE NAVAL REVIEW AT SPITHEAD.

The following communication has been received
by the First Lord of the Admiralty, and has been
made known to the officers and men of the fleet :
" By command of his Imperial Majesty the Sultan,
Fluid Pacha requests Mr. Corry, First Lord of
the Admiralty, to convey to the Admirals and
other officers, and to the ships' companies, of the
royal fleet assembled at Spithead, his Majesty's
thanks and acknowledgments for the cor-
dial reception they have given to him,
His impenal Majesty desires to add the expression
of his admiration at the display which he has wit-
nessed of the naval power of Great Britain.
"July 17."
London, England, 1867-07-19

THE REFORM' BILL IN THE HOUSE OF

LORDS

THE AMENDMENT TO BE MOVED BY EARL
GREY.

The following is the resolution which Earl Grey
intends to move as an amendment on the motion for the
second reading of the Representation of the People Bill in
the House of Lords :

" That the bill to amend the laws relating to the repre-
sentation of the people in England and Wales, to which it
is asked to assent does not appear to this house to
be calculated in its present shape to effect a per-
manent settlement of this important question, or to
promote the future good government of the country ; but
the house recognising the urgent necessity for the pawing
of a bill to amend the existing system of representation,
will not refuse to give a second reading to that which has
been brought to it from the House of Commons, in the
hope that in its future stages it may be found possible to
correct sonic of its faults, and to render it better fitted to
accomplish the proper objects of such a measure."

The following members composed the minority
who voted yesterday against the Irish Rethink Damn :
Mears. W. P. Adam, W. S. Allen, A. S. Aran, E.
Baines, T. Barnes, J. Candlish, J. Chatham, R. H. Cram-
turd, Sir F. Crossley, Messrs. L. L Dillwyn, H. E. Ewing,
H. Fawcett, C. Gilpin, G. G. Glyn, J. DAllarris, Lord
W. Hay, Mr. J. Henderson, Lord Henley, Mears. I.
Holden, J. Lamont, 0. Leeman, G. J. Lefevre, A. Lusk,
D. M'Laren, J. R. Mills, L. Oliphant, E. Potter, O. Seely,
H. B. Sheridan, J. Stansfeld, P. A. Taylor, W. Ilte, B.
Whitworth. Tellers, Mr. Hadfield and Sir J. Gray.
TEE Naval. Rsvraw.—A fatal accident occurred
in one of the forts on the Gosport peninsula during the
attack made on the fort by the gunboat flotilla on Wednes-
day. Two gunners of the Royal Artillery were blown away
from the mouth of an 8-inch gun by the premature explosion
of the powder charge they were engaged at the time in
ramming home in loading the gun. One poor fellow had
his left arm carried off near the shoulder, and the other
had his left hand and part of the arm, nearly to the elbow,
carried away.
is The former died in hospital yesterday
. The latter may recover, but he maimed for
ITer,tlwill have but • very trifling money recompense
for his sufferings and lose, on discharge from the army.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamships Tan-
jore, Syria, and Ripon returned to Southampton yesterday
Imo Portsmouth. and the greeter part of the Other private.
steamers that were present at the review returned also
yesterday to their several ports.
London, England, 1867-07-19

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN T.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—(THIS DAY.)
The Sremmt took the chair shortly after 12 o'clock.
TECHNICAL EDUCATION.

In reply to Mr. W. E. r. 011,TIR,
Lord sTANLEY said be wits prepared to issue instruc-
tion, to the secretsries of enibassies with reg ird to tech-
nical education abroad, from which perhaps some useful
information might be derived. But in case the Committee
of Council on Education should institute en inquiry into
the subject, it would perhaps render unnexassry the issu-
in.; of such instructions.
London, England, 1867-07-19

lion
&Ivor bullion

PASTIME
GoTertuseat Been-

rttka LI2 ‘,30.?73
Other Securities 17,5741,607
Notes
Gekl sad biker

Cor.- ...

1,1'27,0U

L 43,886,610
7. MAY. Dtputy (..liahler.

TH MD A Y EVENINO.
Como* which closed yesterday at ..141 to 1 for
the Bth of August, opened this morning at the
seine quotation, and, after declining to 94 7-16,
" sellers," closed at 94 to I. For money the last
price was 94} to The official business report is
as follows :—Thiree per Cent. Console, for money, •
94/, ; ditto, for account, 941 ; Three per
Cents. 'Reduced, 931, 4, 34 ; New Three per
Cents., 94, 3i, 4 ; India Five per Cent. Stock,
1114, }, ; ditto Four per Cent. "enlaced
rupee paper, 87 ; ditto Five per Cent., 1031 ; ditto
Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 108} ; ditto Bonds, on.
prem.
Indian government securities remain firm.
In the foreign stock market prices generally were
well supported. The chief demand We.S for
Spanish Certificates, which rose 1 to 4 per cent.,
while the Passive improved 4. Danish Three per
Cents. were quoted 1 per cent better, and there
was a continued demand for some of the Egyptian •
loans. On the other hand, Mexican Bonds fell j,
and Brazilian of 1865, }. Italian Bonds remain
heavy, and those of 1861 closed at a further reduo-
tion of 1 per cent.
Union Bank of London shares fell 10s. to-day,
and London Joint Stock, London and Westminster,
and Oriental, 11. London and County, on the
other hand, rose 1/. Anglo-Austrian Bank were in
demand, closing at 11 to 21 prem.
The shares of the financial companies remain
dull. The only change to-day was a fall of 11. 10s.
in London Financial upon the issue of the dine-.
tors' report. Prices closed as follows:—lnternational
Financial, 21 to 11 dis. ; General Credit, 24 to 2'
die.; London Financial, 24 to 22 dis. ; and Credit
Fonder, 6 to 51 die.
Hudson's Bay shares closed at 15 to 1, and
National Discount at 6} to 7 prem., showing no.
change. Electric and International Telegraph
stock rose 24. ' • Peninsular and Oriental Steam ex-
perienced a further recovery of 11. New Con-
solidated Discount improved 2s. 6d.
Colonial Government securities were quiet.
Victoria Government Six per Cents. advanced
} per cent.
United States 5-20 Bonds advanced 1 per cent,
while Erie Railway shares fell 1, and Atlantic
and Great Western Consolidated Mortgage Bonds;
4. Virginia State Six per Cent. Dollar Bond*
were again in request, and rose } per cent. Prices
were last quoted as follows : 20 Bonds, 1862,
721 to ; Erie Railway shares, 4ii} to 46} ; Illinois
Central, 77 to 174, ex div.; Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Debentures 28 to 30 ; Con-
solidated Mortgage Bonds, 21; to 221.
London, England, 1867-07-19

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

(BT TILIGIULPII.)
STAMFORD MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

EIGHTH WOTHORPE BIENNIAL. One mile and a
uarter.
St. Clair, Clarice, Piney, Priponnier, and Roquefort are
here.

NINTH WOTHORPE BIENNIAL. T.Y.C.
Angus, Wild Blood, Ritualist, and Earnley are here.
STAMFORD CUP. Three miles.
Rama, Lecturer, Moose, Knight of the Crescent, Clarice,
Pintail, Dalesman, Roquefort, and Claverhouse are here.
JOHNSTONE NURSERY HANDICAP. T.Y.C.
The Earl, Beatrice Grey, /testy, Patti, Capncine f, and
Venomous are here.

CLIFDEN CUP. Three-quarters of a mile.
Volunteer, Lord Ronald, niponnier, Pantaloon, Vespa.
glen, Pericles, Mount Palatine, Redan, Mrs. Stratton,
King Victor, Bismarck, Indian Star, Ulphus, Fal.lal,
Master Willie, Confederate, Brenta, Knight Krrant, Am-
bition, Her ladyship, Mdlle. Cleopatra, and Nannie are here.

ILMINGS STAKES. Three•quarters of a mile.
Europa, Pompier, Ninny, and False Alarm are here.
KETTON STAKES. One mile and a half.
Knight of the Garter, Knight Errant, Bismarck, and
Friponnier are here.